tonight, unseasonably mild, winds calm. fog will likely reform.rea of high pressure near bermuda it is stationary. it is expected to weaken and drift farther out into the ocean allowing this swirling storm system to move our way over the weekend. everything is moving slowly. you'll take another day for this to get here and a couple of days for this to move on through which means potential for thunderstorms saturday and sunday. a couple days ago, they were drenched in texas and western louisiana with up to a foot of rain. now that heavy rain is pushing through parts of alabama and sneaking on up into southern tennessee. in the past 24 hours, the rainfall totals have been really impressive on the mississippi- alabama border area. three-5 inches in some areas and even more. there is a risk of severe storms from the gulf on up to the ohio valley. that thunderstorm chance will get here on saturday. for friday, enjoy it. after the fog burns off, it is going to be a warm, a summary type date. 72, some thunderstorms in the mountains friday, but much coole

so very unseasonably cold. we are not used to the unseasonably cold but the unseasonably warm. 33 in northeast and edgewater at 34 degrees. and we are also going to be dealing with breezy conditions as we go through the day. let's check the traffic with angela. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. and you mentioned those breezy conditions. wind warnings in effect on all the local bridges so if you are traveling around the beltway especially on the east side, the wind warningss are you cross the key bridge and be alert for debris traveling or flying around the roadways as you navigate the commute. otherwise traffic flow is good. for those of you who take i-95, here a maryland 152. 95 looking good on the stretch to 695. and traveling through glen burnie a live look at i-97 at maryland 100. looking pretty good and it's clear east and westbound 100 between i-97 and i-95. back over to you megan. >> one minute after five. >>> today newt gingrich will be in annalis at 10:30 this morning. he plans to go to t

>>we have a pneumonia front that means we go from unseasonable warmth to drastic chilling ... we may get down to the 40's from where we were close to 80 degrees we had a record high of 81 degrees yesterday the warmest temperature we have had here in four months ... there were 250 record high temperatures in the united states yesterday many are going on the books across the country >>to have whole string of 70 degree temperatures and uninterrupted is quite amazing. we're looking at some thunderstorm clusters popping up in that warm and humid air across our chicago area. the cooler air may reach us next week however ... we will see a thunderstorm. 73 degrees out at o'hare airport. 46 is the typical high temperature for this time of year it is the third 80 degree temperature to occur this early and over a hundred years of weather record tracking. the view from harvard ... and the southern suburbs are showing some cloudiness. here we are in the midst of meteorological nerve, in mid marchirvana in mid march there is some worries somesome whether developing and the plains states are

scattered activity and unseasonably mild weather continuing. almost 20 degrees warmer than normal for the 12th day of march. in the low sixties in east rutherford county. thaw columbia at 64 degrees. cooler in western maryland because of the clouds and showers they have been dealing with. kind of chili on the beaches. that keeps them at 57. 66 inland at this hour. ocean city will deal with a sea breeze. that is just the pattern there. a couple of sprinkles as we get through late this evening. the bulk of the rain is coming from the west. we will call it mostly cloudy and mild. southerly breezes keeping it mild and chance of rain will increase after midnight. a high pressure off north carolina. a steady flow of southerly winds keeping the temperature above normal. a big, powerful storm hitting the pacific northwest. some hit and miss showers tomorrow as this front finally gets toward us and maybe kick up some showered storms. high-pressure returns mid-week. a bright and sunny day and only a few degrees cooler. the next system arise coming out of

what is going on tuck. >> gorgeous weather this forecast very straightforward easy, and unseasonablyarm temperatures 80 later today. >> excellent. >> yeah. >> do you think it is? >> well, now i am weirded out. >> we got spoiled early so what do we have to look forward to now >> we had no winter. >> we had no winter i know. and you know tony now we are going to have to answer the ask the weather guy question are we going to have ze? warm continues, that is the theme next several days temperatures will be well well above normal 25 degrees above normal for afternoon highs cool, 55 washington, a few spots in the 40s manassas, 49 dulles, 54 this morning leonard town, 53 annapolis looking at satellite radar not a lot to show you, expecting quiet conditions i mentioned a few minutes ago we are not the only ones enjoying the unseasonably warm air minneapolis expecting highs upper 70s st. louis, just a fine looking forecast tomorrow heat continues we will call it heat because we will get awfully close to record highs 79 today lots of sunshine enjoy your afternoon unseasonably warm winds out o

supply is too high thanks to unseasonably large weather. retail prices dropped 50% since the first of the year. the 100th anniversary of the oreo cookie. the treat is the best selling cookie on the planet selling 70 million a day in 100 countries around the world. that's america's money. i'm rob nelson. >>> developments on ohio school shooting as the accused gunman heads to court. prosecutors want to limit certain information. >> big day for presidential hopefuls on the gop side. could romney create more distance between himself and other candidates. >>> a bizarre story out of washington dc. wait until you hear this, it lands one volunteer working in custody. what prosecutors are saying motivated the attacks. those stories just ahead. it's tuesday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. let's get to lynette charles because you are going the like the forecast she has in store for you. >> i think they are going to like it charlie. we have chilly air for today. that chill continues, temperatures will remai

if we were unseasonably cold right now, other parts of the country would be unseasonably warm. we are on the receiving end of summerlike weather. first of what to give you a live shot from our camera looking across the city looking across southeast washington. we can see some of the clouds that have started to pop a little bit in the last 15-20 minutes, getting a little more intense. there is no lightning yet. common across district heights now, headed east down. we will have another hour or two and then a chance of isolated showers. 80 so far is the official high at reagan airport. it was sometime in early october at the last time we saw 80. 85 at quantico and 79 in gaithersburg. 78 currently at reagan national airport. even places like detroit and syracuse are way above average in the upper 6 the's right now. -- upper 60's right now. the real heavy duty coast of this way to the north, showing no signs of coming out anytime soon. it may not come south for a long, long time. west of the rockies, a little different weather pattern, but most of the country is at or above average

we switch gears a bed and turned to the unseasonably warm march weather we're having today. >> march gladness. if you like that, you are really going to like what doug hill has to tell you. >> a carbon copy tomorrow, but there will be subtle changes into the weekend. let's look at our rooftop camera. the temperature is 80 degrees rate here and rosalynn. if you want to get cooler you can go to the beach. 65 degrees. it is pretty crazy. a warm-up at the beach as the winds change directions. 80 degrees said reagan national airport. second day in a row we had 80 or a little above. as we had third evening it will be sunny and warm. we will slowly drop into the upper 60's later tonight. mostly clear skies and overnight of 51-58. overnight lows will be average daytime highs are. >> we will see you then. he had all of the good news. there may be one downhaul to the -- downfall to the warm winter we had. be ready to see a lot more bugs. >> everybody out here is playing and enjoying the gorgeous weather. it comes with a price. that is a lot of dogs. from text to termites -- we will see a lot o

this unseasonable warmth will be dominating the day we may hit 70. seven degrees above normal for the next five days ... this trend will continue ... we don't have any massive arctic air interrupting us we will get a few cold spells like tomorrow and the day after however we will warmup for the weekend. we have some wind advisories and we have some red flag warnings on the national map. the high pressure will be entering the chicago area bringing some cooler temperatures over the next two days at 5:00 this evening the wind will be shifting ... this is the time lapse on the wind gust speed ... it will let up by tomorrow here is the forecast: 70 percent of the spring seasons have been warmer than normal and 82% summer seasons have been warmer than normal so this is an indication were in for a warm couple of seasons ahead ... the clouds are thickening it will be windy there's a growing prospect of showers may be even a thunderstorm 44 degrees overnight. the high temperature will be 54 degrees tomorrow 46 degrees on friday will be back into the '50s on s

. >> it has been an unseasonably warm day. the warmest day since the middle of last october. changes are on the way -- mild temperatures will be pushed off the coast by strong cold front coming in. temperatures are well above normal up to new york city and along the coastal areas. you get into the rain and the temperatures falling to the '50s. behind showers and cold front, it is getting quite cool in ohio where temperatures are dropping into the '40's. that strong cold front is making its way toward baltimore. tomorrow into the weekend, it's going to feel cool across the region. the couple more hours to enjoy the spring warmth out there. the storm that has everyone talking is the solar flare that has the potential to impact everything and from power to airplanes. but the live to washington. it appears this is a major flare but we've gotten through it okay so far. >> that's what it seems. the images of the solar storm are stunning, but here on earth, not so much. it started as a solar flare on tuesday, sending charged plasma particles racing toward the earth, expected to hit

. >>> this is because of unseasonably warm weather triggered an un usual problem. ice jams along the st. john river causing flooding in the area. waters are starting to reseed. you can see the damage, it's done. there is going to be aid programs for flood victims out of their homes this morning. you never think about unseasonably warm weather being a problem. >> the funny thing is, they are cold because we will be getting the cold air moving in through tonight. we have freeze watches and warnings coming in. everything is relative. >> wild this spring. >> you need your spring gear, flip-flops and the winter coat, because you will need the winter coat when you step out the door tomorrow morning it's going to be a different scenario. we are talking about the cold temperatures coming in from canada. we will get a taste as we go through tomorrow. for now, what is it for you and your kids as you step out the door? it's mild, good morning, 54 degrees. harford 52. good morning, bel air. we should be in the 30s for this time of the year. the temperatures still well above av

unseasonably warm weather. there it is. temperatures in the 60s but they are still headed in an upward direction. meteorologist howard bernstein has your forecast. >>> noontime temperatures just coming in now. we are 73 at national. temperatures headed toward 80 today. that's about 25 degrees above average and it's no wonder that things are blooming all over the place. take a look at the satellite and radar. plenty of sunshine for the rest of the afternoon. there's really nothing coming our way. had a couple of showers here and there yesterday but not that much going on. this morning with the clear skies, is terrible was chilly out there. had some 40s in spots west of washington. we got down to 54. look at this right now. 73 degrees at d.c. it's 77 in culpeper and orange. 71 even up in the shenandoah valley and la plata 73. so a gorgeous day ahead. i think some of the highs are headed toward 80s, the low 80s. the way it's going here, maybe 84 or so. the trends could be pushing toward the mid-80s. a gorgeous day. the records

i will tell you how they helped one local family. >> we are tracking a few showers with an unseasonablyther pattern set to take this into the first part of spring. 75 degreeseg >> here is what is coming up at 6:00 -- a city legislation to reduce the baltimore property tax. we'll have details on the mayor's proposal. it moved from the senate and is now on the house floor -- the latest suggestions for the state budget. family, friends and co-workers needed to pay respects to the soldier killed during an attack last month. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >> at appears peyton manning has settled on the denver broncos as his new team. he told his agent to begin beginning -- begin negotiating a contract on a $

. >> summertime out there today, unseasonably warm weather.o snow plowing or snow blowing conditions, but it was 19 years ago today that that was exactly what we were doing, digging out from one of the big storms. not only the snowfall but the wind, the heavy surf along the coast, severe thunderstorms. record-setting low barometric pressure reading. it was just a super storm of the way from florida to new england. 1993. 19 years ago. areas west had a whole lot more. 17 inches, and going back into the mountains, there was a record in the state that day, 47 inches from one single storm. the record low pressure, some tornadoes reported. a number of people lost their lives. shoveling the snow, severe thunderstorms, all of that mixed into one super storm 19 years ago today. this time around, relatively quiet and unseasonably warm. 80 degrees. 83 downtown. the record 85. we did not set a record, but we were nearly 30 degrees warmer than normal. 53 was the normal high. in the afternoon and evening, kabbalah scattered showers, and even some lightning

new york's half marathon participants were also treated to unseasonable warmth, while l.a. marathoners ran in unusually chilly conditions. what is causing these records across most of the country? it is the jet stream. bulging way up into canada, blocking the cold air from moving south, and allowing staggering warmth to move north. but not everyone was enjoying the sun. flagstaff, arizona, was pounded with up to a foot of snow, shutting down a long stretch of interstate 40 for hours. and in the california sierra, they finally received at least three feet of long awaited snow. and the monday forecast, add another record to the long list in chicago and minneapolis-st. paul. in atlanta it will feel more like june with temperatures in the mid-80s. and the nation's capital, lester, will be running 20 degrees above average again tomorrow. >> mike, at the risk of being that guy, i've seen it snow in new york in april. any chance this jet stream could switch around and suddenly we're back into winter? >> reporter: not at this point. now the extreme temperatures will go by the way s

. >> unseasonable. >> unseasonable. >> thanks. >>> so we are riding the redskin roller coaster here?ever ends with them, does it? >> never. >> one moment it's a high. one moment we're down in the basement once again as the redskins prepare for free agency they get upsetting news. or do they? hear what bruce allen has to say about tonight's announcement. >>> find out >> just hours after redskin nation was shocked with news their team would lose $36 million in salary cap room, team officials are now doing damagcontrol. it's been reported that the league will punish the redskins for front loading the bonuses during 2010 cap season. it includes $21 million they paid to haynesworth and $15 million to hall. by doing that they freed up cap space for future seasons but it goes against what the league asked them not to do. bruce allen is saying the reports aren't true. in a statement released earlier this evening, he says the washington redskins received no written documentation from the nfl concerning adjustments to the team's salary cap in 2012 as reported in various media outlets. every co

it is still unseasonably mild, the high today about 20 degrees warmer than normal -- warmer than normal. look at the record high, scorching 86 degrees on march 12 back in 1990. 4.4 inches of snow on this day in 1968. boston college is 56 late this evening, 62 in new york, 59 with thunderstorms approaching in northern ohio around cleveland. 60 down in montgomery county. hagerstown a 61 degrees. scattered showers that move through early tonight will be followed by another burst of showers and maybe some scattered sprinkles in the area in the morning. i think we'll see some sun tomorrow. morning temperatures in the 50's, what we normally expect during an afternoon high temperature this part of the year. mild air all the way up into new england. a strong storm in the pacific northwest will not impact us immediately. we have weaker systems tracking through here. on wednesday we expect the skies to clear nicely. it will be a beautiful wednesday, and on thursday, dry during the daylight hours. showers and the great lakes will not get here until much later than thursday night. 71-76 tomorrow, s

. >> unseasonable. >> unseasonable. >> thanks. >>> so we are riding the redskin roller coaster here? >> it never ends with them, does it? >> never. >> one moment it's a high. one moment we're down in the basement once again as the redskins prepare for free agency they get upsetting news. or do they? hear what bruce allen has to say about tonight's announcement. >>> find out where the terps will be dancing. sports is next. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >> just hours after redskin nation was shocked with news their team would lose $36 million in salary cap room, team officials are now doing damagcontrol. it's been reported that the league will punish the redskins for front loading the bonuses during 2010 cap season. it includes $21 million they paid to haynes

most of the day led hours and the evening hours have been dry and unseasonably warm again. temperatures at the airport officially hit 72 degrees, 70 degrees warmer than normal for march 20. we are now on pace to finish as the fourth warmest march on record. we have about a week and have to go, but right now we are in fourth place for the warmest march in baltimore. the average temperature so far this month is almost 53 degrees, just out of third place for the warmest march on record. a continuation of the warm early spring weather and to night temperatures are still running quite mild. if it does not go below 59 before midnight, we will at least tie the record for the warmest lower temperature -- tonight, to the jurors are still running quite mild. the morning hours around baltimore should be cloudy and foggy. sunrise at 7:08. the upper levels of the atmosphere will have the winds coming up from the south. 73 in chicago, but 46 at international falls. kansas city at 58 degrees and some big storms have been popping up on the southern end of this rut. it is running into that

we have the morning showers moving in here and unseasonably mild temperatures. but as we look at maryland's most powerful radar, it's far cry from yesterday as we are active across the area. we can start you out around harford county and also into cecil county starting to see the wet weather and kent county around galena, heavier rain and moderate showers moving in to that area. all this is pushing towards the east. havre de grace is wet. more of the same as we slide to the south. this is where you are dealing with the moderate to heavy rain around preston, and all this is sliding towards the east and into cambridge. we have more wet weather and even thunderstorms. but right now let's check the traffic with angela and angela, a little patchy fog on the roadways this morning, too. >> reporter: that's right. we are seeing a little bit of patchy fog out there. so extra caution with the spray and wet conditions and, of course, we mentioned an overnight accident. this is down in shadyside 'arundel county police reopened muddy creek road but are on the scene. you will

we had it buffered because it was unseasonably warmed. that buffer plays out as we move to string and we're hit with higher energy prices at the pump and that can crimp consumer spending and the political uncertainty abroad. it's not unsubstantial. >> susie: as you know, ben bernanke said last week the job market is far from normal. what kind of moves do you expect from the fed next week? >> i think it's going to be a steady as it goes. right now, the labor market is improving a bit, so they can take from that. it's not enough but it's not enough to trigger them to move or do anything. frankly, they've done enough recently. i don't think they want it make any noise right now. >> susie: all right, diane, thank you so much for your time. great talk talking to >> tom: still ahead, meet one of the newly hired. heather tells us how she found a career in social media. it's tonight's "you're hired." when it comes to jobs, the treasury secretary says infrastructure investment and promoting u.s. products overseas are key to adding more workers to

the unseasonably warm weather forced the national parks service to revise its peak bloom estimates. the blossoms are now expected to reach peak bloom tomorrow on the first day of the festival. if you're heading out, a shuttle service is running between hanes point and the thomas jefferson memorial. the cherry blossom festival will run to april 27. wonder how many blossoms will be left by then. >> right. >>> starting today shz those 75 and older -- those 75 and older will have an easier time getting through airport security. they will not have to take off shoes or light jackets. in most cases, they will skip pat-downs and just walk through metal detectors or imaging machines. the transportation security administration is testing the program at four airports including chicago o'hare, denver, orlando, and portland. if everything works well, there the tsa will expand the program. >>> a former mr. universe is 100 years old. manahar ike turned a century on saturday. he lives in cull cut aindia. he says -- culcuta, india. he says he eats fresh fruit, vegetables, lentils and rice and has ne

and unseasonably warm with high temperatures, in the mid-80s.ksburg. 83 in washington. likely record high temperatures. will we ever cool down? are we in for summertime through july? we'll answer those questions in a few minutes. >> that's a very good question. i'm surprised you couldn't bring yourself to put a hot graphic on there like with little flames. >> can't go there yet. >> i was going to dinner last night about 5:30. and people are in shorts, walking the dog, everyone running on the bikes. just amazing. >> oh. let's check in and get the latest on traffic. >>> yeah, absolutely. i mean, you can't argue with that forecast. for once, tucker and i are on the same page. on the roads right now, a tough ride off of 66. not much changed. still well below speed trying to work your way through centerville. slow traffic approaching 123. lanes open on the beltway. and again 66 traveling northbound along 95, delays, continuing up into woodbridge. and then breaks loose at the parkway. you will find downtown lanes are open across the bridges, and milit

temperature may come down a notch, but unseasonably mild weather continues.olated showers could pop up thursday, but the more significant threat of rain will arrive on friday as a stronger front pushes in from the west. 73 to 80. little bit cooler than today. on the day, when that of the northwest at 5 to 10 knots. they water temperatures in the upper 40's -- bay water temperatures. an isolated thunderstorm possible on thursday. eastern shore locations will see sunshine tomorrow. some beautiful weather next couple of days down around ocean city except for that cool sea breeze. they-70's tomorrow and upper 70's thursday. thursday night and friday, a chance for a thunderstorm. st. patrick's day looks cloudy but pleasant with a high of 73. >> beautiful outside. gorgeous. president obama says china needs to loosen its grip on things like flat screen tvs and hybrid car batteries. >> he announced a new trade case against the economic power and how he plans to level the playing field for american purchases and workers. >> for 20 years, she was the state's school sup

unseasonably warm. winds out of the north and west at five to 10.t will feel great out there later today. clear skies, cooler overnight. 53 your overnight low. let's take a look at the five- day forecast. 79 today. 81 tomorrow. we'll get awfully close to records tomorrow. friday, 75, showers and thunderstorms will develop during the day. i think we'll get it out of here by early saturday and right now, most of the weekend should be dry although it won't look particularly great with a lot of clouds on saturday and partial sunshine on sunday. >>> let's do some traffic with miss summertime, julie wright. >> did you run when you were in cal ?i. >> yes, i ran several times and i pulled muscles and i don't want to do this run. >> you have to because i can't? i have a pink headband for to you wear. >> that changes everything. i can't wait to run. >> on the roads, 395 northbound, once you get there, you will find lanes are open crossing the 14th street bridge. the problem was the overnight roadwork on the inner loop of the beltway at the springfield interch

most of us have felt the unseasonably warm weather for a while.of the country came close to record temperatures in the east and midwest this weekend. farther west, though, winter seems to be hanging on. california skiers are hoping to keep snow around through the month of april. ha. >>> we're enjoying unseasonably warm temperatures in -- temperatures, other places are getting pummelled with snow. this is flagstaff, aides. parts of the state received two feet of snow shutting down highways. even more expected today. yikes. >> flagstaff always gets snow. >> tomorrow is the start of the annual cherry blossom festival. the unseasonable warm weather forced the national weather service to revise its peak bloom estimates. the blossoms are expected to reach peak bloom tomorrow. if you're heading out, a subtle service is running between hanes point and the thomas jefferson memorial. the cherry blossom festivals runs until april 27. >> a long time after peak. >> yeah. >> will there be any blossoms on the trees by that time? how long do they typically last?

it is going to be an unseasonably warm day. the record high is 81. the list is 82 degrees.hink we will be right to there, about 82 this afternoon. there is a chance of thundershowers. temperatures this morning are well into the 50's. just like the past couple of mornings. 46 in martin's press. 52 in of gaithersburg. 61 in southern maryland. clear skies overhead. a beautiful start to our day. a little bit of thundershower activity in ohio. a distinct line right there. that will dissipate as it runs into our atmosphere. we could get cloud over or leftover can cover from the system. we will keep an eye on that. of the rise later on, and expecting a few isolated -- i am expecting a few isolated thundershowers. the big story, temperatures '82 and sunday. to put this into perspective our average height is 56 degrees. i think today is our best that in terms of breaking a record high. we will cool a few degrees tomorrow. mostly cloudy conditions. more widespread showers and thunderstorms. i think the storms will be more numerous tomorrow. not stronger, just more numerous. sunday up

but we begin with the unseasonable warm weather. just two days until spring but places like green bay, wisconsin and fargo, north dakota, are feeling more like summer. the weather channel's mike seidel is in one hot spot. we don't say that very often this time of year, chicago. mike, good morning. >> good morning, lester. how often can you stand on the beach in chicago in mid march and not need a jacket? right now it's 64 degrees. almost 20 degrees above the average afternoon high. yesterday, minneapolis-st. paul broke their seventh record high in the past eight days. and over the past week, we set or broke more than 2,000 record high temperatures. it was a balmy day at new york city's famed st. patrick's day parade. a far cry from the event's typically chilly weather. over in the nation's capital, celebrating 100 years of the city's famous cherry trees, temperatures in the 70s produced one of the earliest blooms on record. >> they're beautiful. but they're early this year. it always lets everybody know it's time for spring. >> repo

unseasonably chilly. 45 to 49 the high. normally 51 would be the high. high pressure stays with us right through the weekend. but moves farther east. by no one monday, that rain gets closer to us. we'll see an increase in clouds. by late in the damon, rain chances go up. don't forget, overnight tonight and tomorrow, we go to bed. set the clock ahead. we're in daylight time starting tomorrow. dry both days. lots of sunshine. monday, increasing clouds. most of the day dry. by late in the afternoon or evening, and into tuesday, a chance for scattered showers. doesn't look like a major rain thing. most of the time we are dry. we stay in the 60's all week long. a major rain chance by thursday. >> in "women's doctor" a rare cancer that can be vague and hard to spot. what's key with this zeeze is the direct correct diagnosis. >> helen just return from a trip to paris celebrating her anniversary, when she noticed post-menopausal spotting. >> the m.r.i. came back and indicated there was a moucousy cancer which was most likely some perform of peritineal carcinoma.

87 degrees and 86 degrees to margaret i think the record will be out of reach despite it being unseasonably warm. the best chance to hit the record will be thursday. we had similar weather patterns in the past. >> every 60 years to get nice weather. 6:21 and we're just about 60 degrees in the nation's capital. >>we will break down the set -- the redskins salary-cap crunch. >> finding out your relative is a murderer next anderson. >> in the sports world randy moss is making a comeback. he has reportedly agreed to a one-year deal with the san francisco 49ers. he has been out of the nfl for a full year after eight turbulent 2010 season. he ranked in the top five all time in receiving yards and touchdown receptions. he will play in the bay area now. >> a salary cap will make it tough for the redskins to acquire some free agents this this year. >> redskins could deduct $30 million over the next two years. it is because they overspent on contracts for two players during the 2010 season. bruce allen said the league approved the contract. the dallas cowboys are expected to be docked several million

everyone else, unseasonably mild. 80 in downtown baltimore. temperatures are well into the 70's in the interior eastern shore. cooler on the bay but the naval academy. the ocean city, much cooler at 62 degrees. tonight with high pressure or the region come clear sky and nearly calm winds. beautiful evening ahead of us. low temperatures may be mid to upper 40's in the coolest temperatures. below is closer to what you would expect during an afternoon high temperature the time of year. we still have some time to enjoy this beautiful day out across the mid-atlantic. there is the leading edge of the warm air. the warm front slicing through upstate new york. agusta, maine is at 33. scattered isolated storms result pop-up are cutting across the atlantic are around this area of low pressure that is pushing out to sea, but for the most part the review the height is stretching all the way back to the gulf coast. -- the bermuda high is stretching all the way back to the gulf coast. tomorrow just as warm if not warmer here as this next front makes its app

this afternoon here in chicago unseasonably mild with brief showers developing and gusty thunderstormsfternoon high temperature will be 66 with southwest wind 15-25 mi. per hour ... tomorrow sunshine and unseasonably mild afternoon lake breezes are possible by tomorrow will be in the upper 60s ... 67 degrees cooler at the lakeshore ... we may reach 80 degrees by wednesday ... this is the sixth consecutive month of above normal temperatures expect a pretty warm summer. rare meteorological territory we are in ... it's time now for today's trivia question: who came up with the name " sell " i'm a marathon runner, in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a heart attack right out of the clear blue... he was just... "get me an aspirin"... yeah... i knew that i was doing the right thing, when i gave him the bayer. i'm on an aspirin regimen... and i take bayer chewables. [ male announcer ] aspirin is not appropriate for everyone so be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. so he's a success story... [ laughs ] he's my success story. [ male announcer ] learn ho

it is unseasonably warm. tomorrow partly cloudy and even warmer. a few isolated thunderstorms cannot be rolled out. lights are in the 70's. >> we began with a developing from afghanistan. fears of new violence. a soldier a massacre afghan civilians. he left the base in southern afghanistan sunday morning going door.to- shot people as they slept. of 60 people including women and three children e soldier -- a total of 16 including ninet children.hree marylandiversity of student is undergoing a evaluation after carrydly threatening to a mass shooting. alexander song posted the threatening messages saturday night. he wrote that he would go on a shooting rampage that killed make national news. i do not think is altering safe. i do not think of anybody shot or a mass shooting. >> police say he was not armed. no weapons or ammunition is in his room. his face a misdemeanor charge. >> the state will begin defense in the wrongful death lawsuit against debt.ia say the school delay issuing 8an alert. officials said they did the best h the information time.ad a

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. >> we are not alone with the unseasonably warm temperatures. this is from minnesota outside of minneapolis where golfers hit the links today. eastern two-thirds of the country is experiencing the same type of warm weather. parts of the pacific northwest are still under snow. >> you can check the temperature for your town anytime on wjla.com. click on the weather tab at the top of the page. >> new developments in the virginia tech wrongful death suit. the jury found the school negligent in the 2007 shooting spree after three hours of deliberation. the jury agreed with the parents of two students. they found university officials failed to send a campus warning when the shooting first occurred. 33 people died and the rampage. the plaintiffs were each awarded $4 million. >>heather mcguire was shot to death tuesday morning. gilberti dump for body onto the road and kensington. he had been arrested last weekend for violating a protective order. >> were all afraid of him. we try to be on his good side. i helped him a lot. he lived out of his car. if i

it will be cold in the morning, but unseasonably warm in the afternoon. thursday night, the rain we see in ohio here will push down for baltimore and leader into friday. wednesday and thursday, picture- perfect weather conditions. it will change a little bit toward the end of the week. sunny skies tomorrow, southwest winds at 10. out on the bay tomorrow, went out of the south, but the southerly wind will warm up the temperatures. the next couple of days, if you are right on the shore of the day it will feel a bit chilly. sunny and 59 announced tomorrow, but some rain and announced thursday afternoon. it will stay mild on the eastern shore, cool right on the shore of the bay, but mild inland. it may be 70 in some spots on thursday. the lower eastern shore will warm up as well. upper 60's on thursday in the cold front arrives on thursday down at ocean city. this weekend, we turn the clock forward one hour. sunny skies and 63 tomorrow. it will be 67 on thursday and if we hold off the cloud long enough, it could get warmer than that. --, chilly weather saturd

still unseasonably warm.little on sunday, partly sunny, temperatures in the '60s, 10 degrees above average. that will be short-lived. back in the '70s pretty much all next week and we could reach 80 degrees again by the middle of next week. the mild weather pattern continues despite a brief cooling trend on sunday. that's the forecast. >> you will need to pack your patience. northbound 4 from chesapeake beach there's been a collision near wayson's corner and that is northbound on route 4 before getting into upper marlborough. police are under way. they are not yet on the scene. 270, plenty of traffic southbound out of frederick into montgomery county. a live picture. moving downstream out of gaithersburg to get to rockville. now? 95 and 66, standard volume of traffic. 66 from manassas and 95 out of woodbridge. and a final look at the delay in springfield. that's what it looks like getting to the pentagon. back to you. >> thank you. it's getting busy at this early hour. 5:53 on this friday. >> an interesting s

but first up, bob turk with more on the unseasonably warm temperatures. >> it's amazing. one of the reasons trees are blooming. all over the region. trees are blooming 3 to 4 weeks ahead of time. take a look at temperatures, still well above normals. in the 60s to 70s in some spots. tomorrow, we expect to see more sunshine. to our north, particularly, some record-breaking temperatures expected. over 2,000 records have been broken in the last couple of days across the east. particularly in the midwest in wisconsin. and chicago today was in the mid-80s. now, i expect baltimore to probably get at least the mid- 70s, maybe upper 70s tomorrow. probably at least 80 on friday. and then some showers moving in for the weekend. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> first warning weather coverage continues now with jessica kartalija, live in washington, d.c. where the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, as are many of the people who are down there. jessica? >> reporter: yeah. to say the least. we were saying it was such a great time to check in here. and there are kids everywhere. but it

unseasonable warmth. more possible records.rees above normal as you head out into the 11 to 14 day range. the jet stream will set up here. this is that position more typical of lakes a spring or early summer. tomorrow the winds let up some and there'll be some light breeze along the shoreline in the afternoon the winds turning off the lake because of the cold water and the dense air over it. they run only slightly inland. the warm air will push right up to the lakefront. so partly cloudy and while cooler tonight well above normal. are low temperature 48 to 53. winds west 5 to 15. tomorrow a gorgeous day sunni less windy and mild. 69 degrees with west wins. a little cooling late in the day along lake michigan. at fair and mild and 53 and generous son. on wednesday. 78 degrees would break up a record for that date. the 76 on thursday but break the record. the 76 on the weekend would break a record. better numbers for the weekend later on. thank you. . > a recreation makeover is coming up. a multimillion-dollar plan to improve the

enjoy it. 70s, unseasonably warm with a few clouds. we'll talk about how things will get more unsettled. your complete weekend forecast and a temperature trend is all coming up. >>> abc2 is on the g we're checking out the spring garden open house. what can people expect to see there this weekend? >> they can see all kinds of plans. one thing they might start thinking about trends in gardening. kerry kelly is here to talk about one of these trends which is called ferry gardening. >> reporter: ferry gardening is one name for it. we loke to call it miniature gardening. a lot of it i think; sort of an extension of trained gardens. we do it with live plants, so you can have that i'm look. there's a lot of dwarf conifers. they are perfect for this kind of look. we carry all the accessories that you should want to create a theme for your ferries to live in or imagine yourself. it could be a suck cue lent to a desert theme or a woodlands theme. >> reporter: people are preparing them based on what they like. if they like the shore, they should

is the unseasonably warm weather creating an early and extended season of the shark? >>> royal collapse. look at the soldier who collapsed just as he was about to meet kate middleton. now her first solo speech just moments ago, so how is she handling the pressure? >>> good morning, everybody. can we pull that picture up again of the young man who fainted? look at that, he goes down right before he met kate middleton. i have seen other men have the similar effect after meeting bianna golodryga. >> yes, the same thing. >> he could say that was a patriotic act. >>> also coming up this morning -- the angry reaction to those horrifying 911 tapes. you hear the teenager who went out to thehe store to buy candy. being shot and killed by a man during a neighborhood watch. we played the tapes to law enforcements to get their opinion. >> such an emotional story. >>> also, a controversy that may be tearing whitney houston's family apart is bobbi kristina now engaged to her adopted brother. new reports out this morning that her family are extremely upset about it. >>> and check ou

there is high temperatures there is unseasonally warm. there is a live picture now. the way it looks from sutro camera. you can see sunny skies over san francisco, and the bay. sheer what we got up to. 70 degrees in san francisco today. and there is up to 80 degrees in gilroy. 81 in santa cruz. 72 in oakland. 75 degrees in santa rosa. 72 concord and antioch. san jose is a warm 74 degree day. l.a.x. record-setting 82 degrees. so there is temperatures showing westerly winds now 52. other areas into 6 ows and 70s. there is a wet pattern setting up for next week. most of the week is going to need rain gear for the work week. there is a pair of weak fronts headed towards bay area this weekend. weak just for the beginning, next week getting stronger so this is one that fall as part. what we'll see is more cloud cover, sea breeze and we'll see temperatures coming down quite a bit this weekend. second front bringing light showers sunday and there is emphasis on light sunday. patchy fog tonight along the coastline. and clear skies, temperatures from mid 0s to mid 0s so there

behind it, the temperatures are unseasonably mild. 81 in chicago right now. 83 in kansas city. all of this mild weather will be pushing toward the mid-atlantic. it will keep our temperatures above normal. the only thing that will close off is when the wind shifts back to the east on sunday. the weekend will be split. start with clouds and the morning saturday and finish out with some sunshine. light winds favoring an east- northeast direction. on the bay, weighs about a foot. -- waves about a foot. fog to start the morning on saturday in the mountains. scattered thunderstorms may pop up in the mountains on sunday. on the eastern shore, it should be a beautiful weekend. st. patrick's day, 72. sunday, 67. the beach will not get out of the 50's. it is the countdown to spring. spring starts at 1:14 tuesday morning. we have the last three days of winter and it will not feel wintry. temperatures and below 70's tomorrow. a shower chance returns on monday. the first day of spring should be gorgeous. another chance for some rain on thursday evening and friday of next week. >> 11 sports.

unseasonably warm weather pattern.ds tomorrow with a slight chance of a late-day and thunderstorms. 30% chance of a brief thundershower tomorrow afternoon and evening. if better chance on friday. low 80's tomorrow. 70's friday into next week. >> a soberide as far as interstate travel. belle glade trouble will be better. clearing overnight construction in tysons and springfield and they have already done so on the beltway in landover. traffic near the pentagon everything is running smoothly on 395 and on washington boulevard, 110 and 66 head of through rosslyn and ballston and across the roosevelt bridge. looks good in falls church and rockville. nothing complicated, 355. back to you. >> thank you. it's wednesday morning. >> up next, hoop highlights from march madness. you are watching "good morning washington." what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea.