now back to tony pann. >> it is pretty quiet this tuesday morning. a slight chance he may run into a brief shower or sprinkle. 30% mark. if you're watching near hagerstown, some light shower activity is going on right now. this will continue for the next hour or so. things will clear up after that. we will have a sunny afternoon. a warm front across the great lakes and beckoned to the northeast. this is the dividing line. we will stay on the warm side of this front. see this activity lined up, most of it northwest. most of it will stay north of us as we head into the morning hours. the sun will break out. a little bit of cloud cover. you can see the west to east movement there. sunshine this afternoon. temperatures will jump into the mid 80's. we are already at 65 degrees. 59 in chestertown. the forecast for today, clouds and a slight chance for rain showers early this morning. the high temperature of around 85 degrees. 25 degrees above the seasonal norm. the record high temperature is 90. mostly clear tonight and mild. low temperatures in the upper

now back to tony pann. >> thanks. it is pretty quiet for us on our way to work or school.hat could change by this evening. look at the ohio valley with showers and thunderstorms. snow is on the backside of this thing. a dynamic system moving through maryland. it will change the weather bigtime by the time we get to the end of the week. it may chop off 30 degrees from the temperatures we had earlier this week. it should reach baltimore overnight tonight. after that, showers and thunderstorms will catch up to us. some high cloud cover out there. they will thicken up as the storm gets closer to us. nice and milder right now. 68 in westminster. 70 degrees in chestertown. a mixture of sun and clouds. thunderstorms possible this evening. high temperatures in the low 80 kooky. -- 80's. during the day tomorrow, a front will push off the coast. there could be brain very early in the morning. the big area -- there could be reined very early in the morning. -- rain very early in the morning. it will be breezy and chilly during opening day friday. the rain in begun however. dry weathe

meteorologist tony pann has a look at today's forecast. >> so far things are quiet. cloudy skies , but no precipitation. shooting for a high in the mid 50's. we can see rain in the area of pennsylvania and as we head through the morning there's a pretty good chance this rain will cross over spot baltimore area. so take an umbrella with you even though most likely it is not raining at your house right now. we'll take a look at what's on tap for the weekend. >> after taking a look at the budget mayor stephanie rawlings-blake unveils a plan to keep the city operating. >> jennifer franciotti joins us live from city hall with details. >> good morning. the mayor says her plan calls for cuts and new taxes and says it's necessary to close that budget gap and keep everyone safe. >> on monday mayor stephanie rawlings-blake announce ad bold plan that calls for reducing spending by $70 and generating $50 million in new revenue. the mayor says the cuts and new taxs are essential to keep essential service ins place like police and phi. >> as many of these cuts we would be forced t

now back to tony pann. >> the weather is pretty quiet this wednesday morning.et's send it out to sandra with breaking news. apparently there are pirates this morning. >> it is captain jack sperarrow with a little too much rum. an event this saturday. there are many specials on bars. it is bigger and better than ever this year. we have an imitator of jack. who is coming from the original movie? >> a couple of actors will be in town this entire week in making special appearances at our party friday night and signing autographs. >> people are in character. they look forward to this every year. whether they looking forward to? what is the highlight of the big battleship. >> yes a ship is coming up from florida built from a 1962 movie version with marlon brando. it will be in the sea battle at 5:00 on saturday. roller skating pirates. the chesapeake roller derby will have live music. lots of activities for children. there will be a costume contest. so many things to mention. we have an event at the frederick douglass museum friday night. you can get tickets for $40.

i'm tony pann. most of this activity will dissipate, but we will have a 20% chance that you can run into a light rain shower or sprinkle this afternoon and this evening. really no big deal. take a look at the temperatures, way above average. 73 at the airport, 72 downtown. 69 degrees in randallstown. a slight chance for a rain shower, high temperatures in the upper 70's. we will take a look at the seven-day forecast. it will get even warmer. back over to sarah. >> thanks, tony. people on the west coast are still shaken up from yesterday's earthquake as they continue to experience aftershocks today. most of the damage on the california mexican border. the earthquake pulled apart buildings, and roads. there are a no reports of a u.s. deaths, but at least two people died in mexico. tiger officially returned to the golf world to this week in the masters. today he will face the media for the first time since the sex scandal. >> it was the nominee had been waiting for. tiger woods, back on the team and in

i am tony pann. the weather is pretty quiet. we do have a chance for some rain. for the most part, we should be fine. we could see some rain out west near hagerstown in the next couple of hours. in the 40's right now. it will make it into the low 60's today. a little chilly. we will come back and look at the seven-day forecast. now to the news desk. >> 47 degrees. here is a look ahead. >> 3 baltimore city police officers have been suspended. find out what they were doing. >> air travel is slowly resuming. how the suspension of some flights is costing area businesses. >> a new study of how our savings accounts are being affected. >> we will let you know if we have any early morning issues to contend with. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good morning. i am mindy basara. >> and i am stan stovall. >> and i am stan stovall. >> it is in the

tony pann will be here to check the forecast. >> happy monday. it is going to be a nice day. it is a little chilly this morning. the temperatures are in the

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm tony pann. we're off to a fairly quiet start. there's a little bit of rain activity, the big story is the change this in temperatures. high in the mid 50's. >> look, there's donatella walking out of the today show! we're going to track her for the rest of the day! natalie? >> al, thank you. >>> author kitty kelly has written tell-all revealing biographies about some of america's most celebrated icons from elizabeth taylor, nancy reagan, frank sinatra among them. her latest is about the queen of talk, called "oprah the biography." it is an unauthorized detail of oprah winfrey's story. kitty kelly, thanks for coming back. you spent four years researching this book. you say you interviewed more than 800 people. what do you see really as the headline then that comes out to some of oprah's biography? >> we think we know everything about oprah winfrey because she appears to be so open and spontaneous, even uninhibited about her life. but i found with these four years, we don't at all. this is a woman who's got real secrets in her life.

. >> i am tony pann. it was a beautiful day today. we should keep that during the holiday weekend. the easter forecast when we come back in a few minutes. clear skies outside. stay tuned. >> and new and improved baltimore county library is open for your enjoyment. it is a be designed north. library. the renovations should make the experience more pleasant. it includes more benches, a canopy, and handicapped accessible walkways. it cost about $300,000. the white house is pushing an initiative to increase the graduation rates at historically black colleges nationwide. today, one of his. people for education spoke. -- one of this point people for education's book. tim tooten was also there. >> of want to address the students. >> words of encouragement were delivered to the cream of the crop students at the annual honors convocation. it was clear that the keynote speaker was focusing his message -- hoping his message of change would echo across the campus. the graduation rates of historically black colleges and universities are lagging based on recent data. just 44% of students graduat