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meteorologist tim williams has her answer in the first warning weather forecast. here's a live look, and here's sharon. >> hemline-15th annual bike rally. we will have more from the 15th annual bike. eyewitness news is seconds away. >> this is wjz-tv. baltimore. >> from the city to the counties to your neighborhood. now it's complete coverage. it's wjz, maryland news station. >> good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this sunday. i'm gigi barnett. >> and i'm tim williams. temperatures in the 60s across the area. it's a bit wet, and we knew this day was coming. some of the rain is the light it's not even showing up on the radar. it means today. so far, a lot of moisture and air. visibility is not horrible problem, but definitely take it slow. as you can see, it's just a lot of scattered showers around, a lot of activity toward self. but it is just going to be a damp day. the showers were into tuesday evening. they will give us through the day. a better chance of pretty much thunderstorms tomorrow, but today is just misty. the forecast today going up to about 7

we have to say that a young man named tim williams junior was among the on rees today. he's in a baltimore county school. my god son. i'm a little proud of him. >> congrats to the williams for sure. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00, a freak accident kills a man on a california highway. what came flying through the windshield. >> hurtful e-mails are read in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. the nasty things a concert promoter says about the king of pop. >> i'm mike schuh at the white marsh mall. at first this looks like art but all of this is going to be going to the maryland food bank, which should give you an idea of where our story is going. >> it is a warm afternoon. we might get some rain tonight. bob will update our first warn ing weather forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with kai jackson, mary bubala and first warning weather with bob turk and meteorologist tim williams and sports with mark viviano. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's mostly cloudy, 80 degrees in central maryland. the complete first warnin

meteorologist tim williams is live with first warning weather forecast. ewitness news saturday morning is seconds away. >>> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm meteorologist tim williamss are in the 60s around the area. we have cloud cover out there, that will linger through the day. there will be breaks of sun. we had sun already that we have seen. the winds are calm, but the gray skies will linger because of easterly winds off of the ocean, bringing in moisture and contributing to the clouds. so what will be seeing today if you look at first warning weather radar so rain to the south, but there is a front stalled down there that will allow for the rain to stay close by. to the west, scattered showers around. much at that activity will move into the region. today, not a washout. tomorrow a better chance of rain. hopefully, we will get most of the activities of the day in before the rain makes its way across the region. 62 degrees at bwi marshall 64 in oakland. 59 in ocean city. our forecast today with a good

meteorologist tim williams has what we can expect tomorrow. first, bob is tracking some storms on first warning live doppler radar. bob? >> we have one storm over harpers ferry, brunswick, between bruns borough. we have a warning for you folks. and that storm moving off to the northeast. at around 25 miles per hour. could have hail the size of quarters but saw that in hancock a little while ago. if you're between middletown and boonsboro, west of frederick, out on i-70, look out. there could be strong, gusty winds and heavy downpours. looks like we'll do this again tomorrow. tim is looking at the forecast. >> as bob mentioned, we could see more of this playing out tomorrow. the key is that we don't expect temperatures to get as warm. ask don't expect to see as much sun. we'll go up to a daytime high in the low to middle 80s by the end of the afternoon. we'll lose the heat of the day. and hopefully the potency of these storms will die down. for the next five days, sending it back to bob. >> showers. looks like maybe a little more rain and much

but first, here's meteorologist tim williams with the first washing -- warning weather forecast. tim, i just took several deep breaths out out there today. >> you didn't get any pollen stuck in your throat? >> who cares? it wasn't raining on me. >> you are always looking on the positive side. you are right. it is picture perfect. not a cloud in the sky. we had clouds earlier, they have since dissipated. right now, temperatures, albeit, just a little below average at 69 degrees. we're at 67, sitting at bwi marshall. 53 in ocean city. 63 out in oakland. and you saw 74, up there toward cumberland. we were just about 8 degrees warmer at this point in the day than we were at this time yesterday. we got up to a daytime high on your tuesday of 61 degrees. but now, we're, of course, just a little above that. and we expect that that will be one of the nicer days of the week, until we get to tomorrow. because we do have dry air moving on in. comfortable conditions right on into the weekend. we'll talk about how warm it will get and how long these conditions stick around. coming up in your c

meteorologist tim williams is updating the first warning forecast. hi, tim. >> hello, kai. good afternoon, everyone. these last two days, yesterday and today, would have been great days for the pools to open. unfortunately, things will cool down, heading into the weekend when they actually do. right now, we're at 86 degrees at bwi marshall. 90 in hagerstown. that's courtesy of that southwest wind, bringing in warmer temperatures close to the water. 85 in d.c. down on the potomac basin and 84 over toward easton. that 86, well, that's just a little bit less humid and a little bit cooler than this time yesterday. it was actually a little warmer. in the area yesterday. 4 degrees warmer, in fact. we registered temperatures up around 90. what we're going to see over the next few days, a bit of a disturbance moving from the west. there's a front in our direction, triggering ahead of and right alongside of the front, all of these showers and thunderstorms. and they could be moving in our general direction. we'll talk about how that may play into your thursday and the end of your we

tonight tim williams has more on the incident and how students there are reacting. >> reporter: it's not the sendoff students leaving for the summer were expecting. >> i got the message on my phone and it was surprising but at the same time it was so random and i've never seen anything like this before. >> reporter: nick springer and his dad are packing up his dorm room at the university of maryland, baltimore county. nick is among those alerted by text message about a stabbing on campus occurring in his building here at ericsson hall. the crime is considered unusual. >> i don't have concerns. i think yesterday's incident was an isolated event. >> reporter: the security here, especially in the newer dorms, is really intense so i'm sure the person was a student here as well. >> reporter: one student was found stabbed and taken to hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police took into custody a student who had withdrawn from school. students identified the potential problems with a campus that lies in the middle of a major metropolitan area but never have felt unsafe on this comp

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tim williams has more on the incidents and students' reaction. >> reporter: it's not the sendoff students were expecting. >> i got the message on my phone. it was a little surprising, but at the same time it was so random and i've never really seen anything like this before. >> reporter: nick springer and his dad are packing up his dorm room at university of maryland baltimore county. nick was among those alerted by text message about a stabbing on campus that occurred in his building in erickson hall. the crime is considered unusual. >> i think yesterday's incident was probably an isolated event. the security here like erickson is really intense. so i'm sure the other person must have been a student here. >> reporter: reports say campus police were called to the hall for a knife attack about 6 a.m. saturday. one student was found stabbed and taken to union memorial hospital in baltimore with nonlife threatening injuries. police took into custody a student who had withdrawn from school. students identified the potential probable with a campus that lies in the middle of -- problem with a c

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tim. that's not enough. >> this is very much like justice william brennan who says taking life is god's work not man's.is would that deter? that might be. >> it would. >> the right way to go but you know, bill, that's for a jury to decide that's why we have them. >> we don't have a system that punishes murderers enough unless they execute and therefore, it's, you know, people who would see it my way and justice brennan's way are saying, look,s it not enough for this woman to sit there and give jail house interviews and do mail correspondence and watch cable. it isn't enough, tim. even you not even you but you would admit that that's not enough punishment. >> well, you have hit on a very central point in the entire debate. the death penalty does not deter. if pigs could fly bacon and eggs would be a thing of the past. death penalty doesn't deter. one of the reasons it doesn't deter bill because it's neither swift or certain. for punishment to deter it has to be both. what you are talking about could be both. it could be swift and it could be certain and also provide some closure. now you have appeals go

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williams to meet general eisenhower. so things like that were important from the foundation side, and they were really good. and then the library was -- while timwas there was terrific, open, helpful. professional archivists. but you have -- i couldn't remember if i -- eight or nine trips trips to yorba linda, and i saw enough of the olive garden. >> there are places other than -- >> well, there were. actually, a very good sandwich shop very- >> stephano's, a very good. well, for his career, historians are problematic and you did a very good job of navigating the shoals and talking to everybody. interviewed a number of folks who would have been interviewed by the library but then they talked to you. i would have to say that standing back, the darker side of richard nixon we know from the tapes, do you see hints of that in the 50s or do you believe there was a change, this man actually was traumatized? >> i find this a lot. i believe there was a change. and i don't know where it dates from but probably dates from the very beginning of his relationship with eisenhower. i think he was under constant strain and security. very much like any employee

williams to meet general eisenhower. so things like that were important from the foundation side, and they were really good. and then the library was -- while tim was there was terrific, open, helpful. professional archivists. but you have -- i couldn't remember if i -- eight or nine trips trips to yorba linda, and i saw enough of the olive garden. >> there are places other than -- >> well, there were. actually, a very good sandwich shop very- >> stephano's, a very good. well, for his career, historians are problematic and you did a very good job of navigating the shoals and talking to everybody. interviewed a number of folks who would have been interviewed by the library but then they talked to you. i would have to say that standing back, the darker side of richard nixon we know from the tapes, do you see hints of that in the 50s or do you believe there was a change, this man actually was traumatized? >> i find this a lot. i believe there was a change. and i don't know where it dates from but probably dates from the very beginning of his relationship with eisenhower. i think he was under constant strain and security. very much like any employe