and we have seen people using umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun. now you might need one to keep you dry. i think a lot of people have prayed for rain for these cooler temperatures. >> the ground is getting a little crunchy outside the area ones are a mixture of crack -- brown and green. right now not much in terms of rain. a little shower just south of denton, md.. even in shenandoah county, along interstate 81, just a few sprinkles. temperature-wide, in the district, 77. at leesburg for a change, it is noon and we are not talking about 90 degrees. 85-90 and partial sunshine. the vast majority of clear skies will be run along the mason- dixon line. chicago is back into the 80's today. jackson in and 90's and denver, 75. >> we are appreciating a break from those temperatures. these pictures are just coming into our newsroom. these are live pictures from news choppers seven flying above fredericksburg, virginia. you can see the damage caused by the powerful storm and is bird's-eye view. we will continue to survey the damage and recovery efforts. we w

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. >> people are using umbrellas and drinking cold drinks. >> it's refreshing. >> i don't like hats but they do help with the heapet. >> she says wearing all black is tough. >> its miserable. >> some have the air conditioners cranked up so high, but they are looking to get warm. >> it's quite cold inside the office. the hot coffee keeps me warm. >> at the circle, people are using the benches under the trees to find some shade. aaa sending out an advisory warning drivers to keep a close eye on their cars. they take a beating on days like this. it's tough on people and for the cars. trash pickup in the district is changing. the pickup today was at 6:00 a.m. and it will be the same tomorrow for residents. john gonzalez reporting. >> we are following breaking news from waldorf, maryland. the charles county sheriff's office says a son shot his mother and father and then turned the gun on himself. brad bell joins us from the scene on seagrape court with what we know so far. >> this ended when police thought they had a barricade situation with the sun shooting his mother and stepfather. the ma

. >> you can use an umbrella too. >> it is a good point. >> we don't use umbrellas. >> what do you use? >>- q. i nothing. -- >> nothing. >> are you kidding? >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news.com. to leave a voicemail 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from tv's andy levy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by bees, those flying insects with furry bodies that make buzzing sounds as they fly. thanks, bees. >>> welcome back. let's see if we have anything wrong so far. let's go to andy levy. how are you? >> i'm great. i don't know why i keep asking how are you? >> it is not like you care. >> so insincere. >> olympic beach volleyball teams may have to wear a full body uniform. you said you grew up doing yardwork with your father. was it matching leopard print see doughs ? >> anything wrong with that. >> no. i believe we have a picture. can we put that up? we don't have the picture. >> disappointment. >> you tricked me. >> you seem to think there is no chance anybody watches beach volleyball because they like the sport? >> no chance

yesterday by the way was the mill valley the fog was show thick people were using umbrellas.ve the crews to get those lanes configured for your morning drive. toll plaza, no metering lights, upper deck is smooth so far and incline section, as well. couple problem areas, before the embarcadero, stalled because right lane blocking there. a little slowing, 205 westbound grant line, an accident blocking the shoulder. that should be cleared am stale good ride through altamont pass through dublin. road work continues as paving southbound 101 from greenbrae up and over through the waldo tunnel. >>> elusive cure for hangover may be a nice plate asparagus. scientists in south korea said amino acids kickstart the enzymes that break down alcohol before it makes you sick. you can have your asparagus before or after you indulge and works whether it's cooked or raw. >> eric: i was saying, you in have hangover asparagus may not be what you wanted to think about it. >> kristen: i never drink. >> eric: that is what she says. warning going out to homeowners, simple step being told to take to p

light clothing, using an umbrella, shave. >> emergency rooms have seen an increase in patients from heat- related illnesses because of the power outages and heat. officials are encouraging everyone to check on elderly people and those with special needs. sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> some are having worse luck than others with temperatures. for several thousand marylander s, today is day 8 without electricity or air conditioning. more than 1/3 of the outages are in anne arundel county. only about 650 of all of the outages were caused by the storms. emergency cooling centers have been open all day to help folks cope with the high heat. 11 news stopped by the north community action center where residents were able to find relief with ice cold water and a cool place to relax. >> i came in to get me a bottle of water. me and my girlfriend, we ordered some food. we're going to sit in here and eat it. >> we have posted locations of the cooling center on our website, wbaltv.com. in also find them with our free smartphone apps. businesses are finally getting back to normal after suffering a

. >> wear white clothing, use an umbrella for shade. >> as the region endorsed triple digit temperatures, some are having a worse luck than others. today was the no. 8 for some without air-conditioning about 200 customers are still waiting for power as a result of last friday's storm. officials with pg&e say that all storm-related outages, all storm-related outages are expected to be restored by tomorrow. 21 at emergency cooling centers have been open all day to cope with the high heat. each location offers ice cold water. city cooling centers will remain open tomorrow from 9:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening. we have more information on heat-related illnesses and the location of emergency cooling centers on our website, wbaltv.com. you will also find them on your mobile device with our free smart phone app. >>> baltimore city police are searching for a missing teenager. we are told that 15-year-old cameron wilkerson went missing from the 2900 block of edison highway wearing a white shirt, white shorts, and black sneakers. officials say he suffers from a developmental disabilit

nice and dry, you don't have to use the umbrella this morning. that

. >> protect yourself from the sun as much as possible, wearing light clothing, using umbrella, shade. >> sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 21 cooling centers have been opened to help people to cope with the heat. cooling centers will remain open from 9:00 until 7:00 p.m. we posted more information on heat related signs and cooling centers near you on our web site at wbaltv.com and you can find them using your mobile device with our free smart phone apps. >> the numbers are in and there are now less than 200 people related to last week's storm. the ratio that came through without electricity. others are still out due to heat related conditions and rob gould is joining us to tell us about more. you're now under 200. >> we're at 149 customers that need their power restored that were part of the event and really the event that we're focusing on when we say that is friday night into sunday. >> you are committed to making your timeline which is the end of today getting those folks back on. >> right. and in addition, we had a lot of other customers, about 100,000 customers who lost power t

. >>> up next, chuck's going to tell us which day to pack your umbrella and after the olympic, >>> turning to the race for the white house tonight, mitt romney continued his overseas trip with a stop in jerusalem today. he showed support and criticized president obama's approach on dealing with iran's nuclear problem. brian mooar has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: in jerusalem, mitt romney issued a strong statement of support for israel. >> we cannot stand silent as those who seek to undermine israel voice their criticisms and we certainly should not join in that criticism. >> reporter: that subtle criticism of president obama, who wants to disarm iran's nuclear threat with diplomacy and sanctions. a top aide said the republican candidate would respect israel's decision to strike if necessary. >> my message to the people of israel and the leaders of iran is one in the same. we will not look away. nor will my country ever look away. >> reporter: romney was greeted by benjamin netanyahu, whose relationship with president obama is notably chilling. >> you've been a personal friend

can protect themselves from the sun as much as possible, whether wearing light clothing and using an umbrella, shade, depending on where they're going to be. >> sheldon dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> 11 news stopped by north community action center where residents were able to drink up some ice cold water and have a place to simply cool off. >> i was a little concerned and i came in and got a bottle of water and then my girlfriend ordered some food next door so we say we're going to sit in here and eat it. >> and you can find the cooling center in your area on line at wbaltv.com and you can find them using our free smartphone apps on your mobile device. >> ice is in demand but ice companies are struggling to make it fast enough. 11 news reporter ken dacy has details. >> the heat, the holiday and the power outages have combined to create an overwhelming demand for ice. kathy mclean of charm city ice calls it a perfect storm. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> i don't think there's a way to keep up with the demand. or be it any other ice house. >> their company didn't even have power for three

use umbrellas. take advantage of shady spots.ibraries malls, movie theaters where it is air-conditioned. take advantage if you don't have air-conditioning in the home. wear loose-fitting clothing. lightweight materials, not synthetics. wear hats and help keep cool that way. jenna: do you have a hat, dr. patti? we covered you with all types of hats. >> i brought different hats. advisorses, hats, water. i brought my little fan. need fans in air-conditioning. and umbrella for shade. jenna: don't feel as shamed or embarrassed. you have to use these tools. something, doctor we'll be talking about just in a moment next hour. we're told to stay inside and drink water. we have to live our lives and go about our business. we'll talk to you guys how we actually do that in the heat as well. >> excellent. thanks, jenna, a lot of facts and fiction out there when it comes to the heat. doctors will be back next hour to take your questions. we'll have them for you. jenna: so go ahead. you can tweet us. e-mail us. happ "happening now" at foxnews.

this woman used an umbrella to block the sun. and emergency cooling centers are open in baltimore city, as well as several surrounding counties. we're also watching for the chance of storms in our region, as we take a live look outside right now. looks pretty. feels a lot different. let's go to bob turk right now. he's tracking the heat and first warning doppler radar. >> take a look at temperatures, still in the mid90s. d.c. just jumped to 100 degrees as you can see. but that dew point is so much higher. in fact, it's about 22 degrees higher than yesterday. so the 96 degrees we have right now and 100 in d.c., when you combine that with a high dew point, it feels like 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. d.c., 12 degrees warmer than yesterday but that makes it feel like 107 here and in d.c. yesterday at this time, it felt like 84. that's a big, big difference. 109 in pax river. 95 in ocean city, where it is quite a bit cooler. now, until 8:00 tonight, we have a heat advisory in effect. and to our north and northwest, severe thunders

i could be using my umbrella this morning.. this will be a fabulous display at that. we're talking about 40,000 shells exploding in a superb 25 minute show tonight. that will create a two mile stretch of light and color and if you want me to do the math for you, that means that there will be 1600 shells exploding every single minute tonight. so this will be an amazing show from either the jersey side of the hudson or the manhattan side. you guys mentioned crews have been getting ready for this night for a very long time. the fireworks will originate from four different barges that are lined up on the hudson river. so clearly, the best spots are these riverfront locations on either the jersey side or the manhattan side. by the way, if you're coming out here tonight, if you're in the new york area and you plan to come down, leave your bags and backpacks and blankets and lawn chairs at home. and the best way to get here really is to take public transportation, driving is going to be a nightmare. the west side highway in manhattan

but if they must be outdoors, they say wear light colored, lightweight clothing and you should use an umbrellaock the sun. we've seen lots of those. depending on your location, best to remain in the shade. always stay in the shade if you can. back with a check of the forecach >> a warm one this morning. sun's out. nothing on the radar locally but up to the north, a lot of thunderstorms. there's a front up there. that means eventually there's some rain in the forecast. but right now, we're dealing with the heat and the humidity. temperature already up to 80 at the airport. humidity is higher. it feels more like 84. humidity is the key today. 29.90 is the barometer. at the moment, the winds are calm. so far, the storms are around the edge of it. not near us at all. temperatures today will be rising into the 100's in most areas. at least from the baltimore metro area down to d.c. and into virginia. areas east of us on the eastern shore may be stuck in the upper 90's but it won't make much difference. everything is going to feel like the 100's. 99 to 105. very hot and humid. i hazy sunshine, take

umbrellas,. >> that's a great use. >> it is.deborah smith one of our loya, will viewers. 103 tomorrow. it'll be a real hot sunny day. into sunday a chance for storms in the afternoon, after that it the heat starts to break. that will be great. we will be back with more after this. . >>> make sure you beat the heat tomorrow. it'll be a hot one. we will see you. >> stay cool out there.

but once again, you may just want to take the umbrella with us.ow, the temperatures over the next couple days, they will be warming up in our shower chances, rain chances go up, too. i'll show you just -- the seven-day forecast is in just a minute. >>> they're having fun at camp today, celebrities -- >> i don't know how much fun they were having. i remember back in the day, with sonny, larry brown, those guys used to hate training camp. i don't know if they hate it like they used to. chick hernandez is out there. do they hate it? number two -- they don't hate it, because they're not hitting two-a-days. that's what they were doing. a little walk-through sissy fillfill -- sissy-fied i shouldn't have said, because they're watching. the left guard had his knee scoped, probably out for the entire preseason. couple that with the mri tomorrow, and they have some issues on the "o" line. they were back to work after a day off yesterday, that being sunday. this is monday, obviously. week 2 of training camp. even though -- the story of the camp remains rober

books have had their umbrellas and jacket handy. people have told us that this rain is a welcome relief compared to the oppressive heat and humidity that has become a staple over the past several years. >> we love the creativity. the rain does not stop us. we love being out. >> the are to get better every year. >> there's always something different to see. >> it is only a little bit of rain. they could use your support. >> it does not look too bad. this year the festival closes an hour later at 9:00 p.m. , now. he may be able to stay dry. will we see more sun or rain? >> that is the question. >> from now on it is going to be more of a spot he drizzle than actual rain fall. that is a little more manageable. many parts of the country put up with that all the time. on the radar most of the significant rain has moved to the eastern shore. a little bit around washington, d.c. there is result everywhere. in the radar does not pick that up. it should continue into tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be a different day. it always is. >> it'll be a dry air day. >>

us. >> good evening. >> for the viewers it just started raining. it waited for the vigil to be over but it is the rain on the umbrella that is over us tonight. all right, vern, what people don't seem to comprehend is why this guy who had such a plan, it was meticulous planned for months according to the police chief booby trapped his apartment to literally blow up. how does a guy like that with all of the body armor and protection just surrender? what is that about? >> i believe he planned this for months. the foont see for him was to take on the persona of the joker. in doing so he sustained himself by this plan because with each effort he made with each piece of equipment with each item he purchased as he blewed glued this together for the culmination at the theater the last lady talked about how he had a smile on his face. he had a smile on his face because he knew what he was going to do. he was going to render this community if the bombs had exploded he would have rendered that community something terrible beyond the terrible shooting in the theater. listen to this. most people who are mass murderers commit suicide or are killed by poli

i could get used to this set. >> somebody please get ava an umbrella during? >> snap-snap. >> and somebody to fan her. it was great fun watching you do the synchronized swimming. we have low pressure off the east coast. we have a chance for some showers in the forecast. the best chance for rain will be along the lower eastern shore counties. it has been severe drought conditions. this is welcome rain around ocean city. nothing on the radar around baltimore right now. take an umbrella just in case. we could see some scattered thunderstorms develop, 30%. it will be hit and miss. not everybody will see the rain. 72 at the airport. a little on the muggy side. dew points are running close to 70 degrees. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature into the upper 80's. not a lot will change over the next several days. we'll keep the chance for a thunderstorm with high temperatures in the mid to upper thursday and friday. going into the start of the weekend. >> here is matt lauer with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. 17-year-old

i would take my umbrella with me, but most of us are not going to need them.he shower threat is going to be in the forecast in the next several days. here's a look at the day planner for this afternoon. while they don't have any raindrops on there, i have to tell you there are isolated showers here and there. you may even hear a rumble of thunder on one of these as temperatures climb into the upper 80s today. we might tickle 90. we have enough sunshine. east to southeast keeping enough low level moisture around .10, 11 miles per hour by 9:00, 81. i think we will be staying in the low, maybe mid-70s in town and by the bay, upper 60s. you can see from our doppler loop, the moisture has been coming on more from the bay. the showers that popped in the bay, they are working their way inland right now. as we zoom in we'll show you heavier ones we have going on. scattered here south of nolan and right on st. mary's county and the bay, looks like it was traveling toward swann point. you have to watch out for that. in town one little shower popped here, this thing is d

us. >> good evening. >> for the viewers it just started raining. it waited for the vigil to be over but it is the rain on the umbrella that is over us tonight.eople don't seem to comprehend is why this guy who had such a plan, it was meticulous planned for months according to the police chief booby trapped his apartment to literally blow up. how does a guy like that with all of the body armor and protection just surrender? what is that about? >> i believe he planned this for months. the foont see for him was to take on the persona of the joker. in doing so he sustained himself by this plan because with each effort he made with each piece of equipment with each item he purchased as he blewed glued this together for the culmination at the theater the last lady talked about how he had a smile on his face. he had a smile on his face because he knew what he was going to do. he was going to render this community if the bombs had exploded he would have rendered that community something terrible beyond the terrible shooting in the theater. listen to this. most people who are mass murderers commit suicide or are killed by police before they arrived.

in italy, a tourist uses an umbrella to shade herself from the temperatures.louds cover about the vast houses. >>> and in france a boy flips through the air in front of his peers at a boy scout jamboree. pictures from around the world. >>> we keep hearing warnings about america's fragile power grid, the maze of wires and switching stations carrying electricity to our heomes vp today part of india's power grid went down, blacking out some 350 million people. more people than live in the entire united states. cnn's tom foreman is standing by to show us exactly what happened. what an amazing story. walk us through it. >> oh my gosh, well, this is awful. the low is 350 many. the high is 370 million. mostly up here in this region right up here in the north which includes a lot of big places with a lot of people. about 2:35 in the morning, that's when the power went out. what was the impact of it. even at that time it went so long that it started running into the morning commute. as the power grid failed in india, it rippled out to hundreds of millions of people. me

mike masco joins with us a check of the forecast. and it's to tote the umbrella every where we went this weekend. do we need to put it away? >> no. >> really. >> yeah you will need it today. maybe perhaps into tomorrow. but let's talk about traffic first off because that's going -- going downtown that's a mess. we have traffic problems right around east baltimore street and lombard street through the course of the rest of the week as it is going to be a long- term construction and whole mess as they repair the broken pipe from last week. let's talk weather. this is your planner. we mentioned you need the umbrella. you will need it today. late day shower and thunderstorm possible. we will talk about traffic and weather coming up in less than 10 minutes. charley. >>> as a parent when your child is sick and needs medical attention, you want them to get the best care available. but when you are losing that care things can appear bleak and linda so is live this morning with a story of a baltimore family's fight to get their daughter the best care available. linda. >>

us heavy rain. so definitely bring the umbrella and be ready for the potential of flash flooding this afternoon. there's a live look at your radar. rain showers redeveloping to the west. the area of low pressure will ride along a frontal boundary into the washington area later today. lots of clouds. showers and storms return this afternoon. some could be on the strong side. flash flood watch. i'll show you in a second. goes in effect at 12 noon. cooler today and plenty of humidity to start your morning. 77 now in washington. humidity 84%. wind out of the north and west at 7. let's take a look at your flash flood watch. goes in effect 12 noon into this evening. some of the storms could be slow movers, and there's a lot of moisture out there. got a lot of fuel to get these storms going later today and we could see one, maybe two, maybe two plus inches of rain in a short period of time. heads up, be ready for that mid- to late afternoon. forecast high, cooler than yesterday. only 87. cool weekend with some sunshine returning by sunday. i'll have details on that in a couple of minutes. allison, back

for most of us, you want to make sure you have the umbrella with you as you step out this morning. with all the moisture we had coming in last night, we do have our flood advisory in effect until 1:00 in the afternoon. there's some swollen creek beds and rivers as well as streams so be cautious of that. the day planner will feature all the cloud cover and push the temperatures out of the 70s are where we're sitting right now. if you're stepping out for lunch or coming in in the later afternoon hours out and around town, you will see those showers start to pop up from west to east. we will see the opportunity, though, to get some more moisture moving in here as we go through our extended forecast. we're already in the summertime pattern which will give us the thunderstorms each afternoon. we'll have a shower or thunderstorm later on today. it will taper off tonight which means we won't get quite as hot because we don't have the sun filtering on through and even cooler and unsettled weather as we get into the weekend days. for the most part though for most of us, we're looking with m

umbrella. i'm happy i haven't had to use it. >> i digress. >> attack are heather petri is making her fourth olympicf you. you guys last time around in beijing felt you didn't so win silver, you lost the gold. what did you mean? >> a lot of people don't understand when you're in the gold medal game, why you come is to win the gold medal. it's hard to accept you lost the gold medal. you did something spectacular but you really lost the gold. >> heather, the women's team is so strong. i also heard of the 18, six of eight could be in some medal contention. it's a very competitive tournament. >> i believe this year all the games will be a 1-point game. i do is a lot of faith in our team and i think we can pull it out. it's going to be fun. >> and what goes into your water polo? i understand you women and end up losing 5 to 10 pounds? >> a lot of swimming, a lot of grabbing underneath the water. we can't touch the bottom. >> wow. you can wrestle people. >> we understand why people think you have such a good shot this year. you have a lot of the players are returning. >> we have about 12 of 18. you. >> st

area, you might have a chance of some sprinkles and almost the thing why you don't need an umbrella and for most of us, friday night is going to be dry as we look at everything in motion and that is sunnier to the east of d.c. cloudier to the west of d.c. and you notice that cloud bank is kind of generally going to fill in just about everywhere. so, i hope you had a good day at the beaches. i than water is nice and warm and we'll talk about the beach forecast coming up as well and we do have temperatures still in check thanks to the cloud cloud cover. it's warmer in places like cambridge and 88 degrees. d.c. is 87 degrees. quantico, 89; but a long and -- long and where the cloud and shower bank have been is still in the upper 70s. and that is not bad, guys and in terms of humidity, a few spots are uncomfortable. d.c., i would say, the humidity is fairly low and that drier air is one of the reason yes we're not seeing much showing up. mostly cloudy at 7:00, 84 and by 9:00, a lot of clouds at 80 and 11:00, cloudy and 77 degrees. the weekend, a different story. you know, you heard the rumor, maureen, we'

okay, so for most of us, it really should be a dry morning commute. maybe leave the umbrella at home and bring it just in case if you want to protect the hair. otherwise still seasonable conditions to finish off the week here and an isolated thunderstorm or shower possible but the better chance will be west of town for today kind of the same story like yesterday. then hot over the weekend and the heat and humidity are on the rise. here's a look at your 9 futurecast so here's a look at friday afternoon today where again you can see most of the shower and storm activity would be to the west of town generally but the clouds will stick around for much of today. saturday as well. better chance for some showers late morning saturday and into the afternoon. maybe a couple thunderstorms. by tomorrow night a lot of it will start to break up. so really shouldn't impact too much of your saturday evening plans but maybe during the day, you may have to dodge some showers. highs for today 87 in downtown. mid 80s in annapolis. 85 also in fredericksburg and 86 manassas and frederick mid 80s

us throughout the day. you'll probably need an umbrella by the time you head back home. take a look at our sky right now.r region t view from space showing a lot of low cloudiness. a few breaks in the clouds across maryland, the district and virginia. patchy fog, those specs of green, those are sprinkles of light rain showing up on the mountains and farther north and west of there. part of a weak trough of low pressure slowly difting through the area, maybe triggering storms right now. all the areas in yellow in the low to mid 70s in the metro area. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia and into the mountains in the 60s. for this monday, by 9:00, sunshine breaking out. near 80, a slight chance of a sprinkle near noontime. during the afternoon, partly sunny, hot and humid, low to mid 90s by early afternoon. by then we'll probably have showers and thundershowers breaking out around the region until later this evening. between 3:00 to as late as 9:00, some of the storms coming through might trigger damaging winds. there's just a slight chance of that. i'll be back in ten minutes with another update

umbrella. >> everyone is used to working in the elements.ll take the 20-degree lower temperatures and drizzle. >> good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> reporter: why was it important for you to be here today. >> we feel like it's a way to give back. i was never in the service. phil inspired me to come help. we feel like this is something that we can do to give back to our nation and give back to all of those that served. >> you were in the service. as a veteran, what does it mean to you to be here. >> as a veteran, come out and do the work is special. being allowed to come means a lot. not only as a veteran but a member of the planet. whether you are a veteran or not, all the volunteers, it means a lot to them. >> i know you will be doing lining and aerating. explain what is going on. >> we will have 11 teams applying limestone. it makes the soil sweeter so the grass grows better. they will do 150 acres of lime. we have three teams doing about 30 acres of aeration, punching holes in the ground that let's the air get in and the wat

us more showers and storms later tonight. so as you're heading out bringing the umbrellas for this evening, it's not a bad night to stay home and relax. back to you. >>> coming up at 7:00 on 9 news now our coverage on the theater shooting in colorado continues. a marymount university psychology professor will be here to weigh in on the suspect and how the victims and town have found a way to come to grips with today's tragic event. >>> still to come all our recent storms are putting one local neighbor through fits of flooding. >> but first weekend work could add half an hour to your trip on metro, what you need to know next. >>> back to the commuter alert, metro will be working on the red line this weekend and close the medical center and bethesda stations from 10 p.m. tonight through sunday. metro will use buses to carry passengers traveling between grovener and friendship heights. >>> add some extra cash for travel if you're hitting the road, gas prices going up. according to aaa, regular unleaded in the d.c. area has jumped 11 cents a gallon since the start of the month. some experts predict it will go up another dime a gall

maybe you want to bring an umbrella but i'm not sure most of us will really need it. >> how is the humidity>> unpleasant. >> i knew there was something. >> another excuse to stay inside and not do yard work. >> you're looking for anything. >> i'm grasping at straws here. >> he said it's friday the 13th, i can't do yard work. >> that is a good one. >> now you're throwing in humidity too. >> and it's friday. >> tell my neighbors that. >> all right. let's get to the numbers. give meet phone number, wisdom. i'll tell them you'll be out there right after work. 76 in washington. 69 in dulles. 68 in winchester. 65 in ocean city. looking at our radar, we'll do that and you will be able to see we have a few showers. much of this is not touching the ground. the only place we have reports of rain or showers touching the ground is out to the south and west so you have to get out towards manassas, get down towards culpeper to get a little bit of light shower activity. the rest of this is what we call virga. this will be some scattered showers later today as our front from the last couple of days starts

us should be dry. but pack that little umbrella just in case you catch yourself in a shower.row better chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. that will be probably coming in late morning, early afternoon. by tomorrow night a lot of it should start to die down. and is also a chance for -- sunday also a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms as well. highs for today pushing close to 90 in some spots but most of us mid- to upper 80s. 85 annapolis and 84 in fredericksburg and 84 also in leesburg. manassas will get to arnold 87 degrees. -- around 87 degrees. go to the beach or take the boats out this weekend? on the bay on saturday, for annapolis area temperatures are 86 and 90 with some scattered showers and storms. waves up to a foot. for sunday, it will be hotter at 90 to 95 waves also to a foot with a chance for some showers and storms also. mainly in the afternoon and morning hours. heading further east to rehoboth. bowie, ocean city. for saturday a chance for afternoon showers and a thunderstorm mainly in the after 2:00 or so. highs will be 80 to 85 degrees.

umbrella. we could use some moisture at this point. 88 the high today 75 right now clouds and sun.'s just an equal chance on sunday of some isolated thunderstorms. 95 sunday and monday. tuesday and wednesday near 100. >>> baltimore's fire chief is under fire after his salary raise. mike schuh stays on this story. mike. >> reporter: good morning. with three fire stations either closed or closing due to the city's budget woes, critics say that the recent salary bump given earlier this week to the fire chief is tone deaf. james clack was given what tops out at a $28,000 a year raise by the end of his new 6 year contract. the union and others asked how that could happen when three houses will close for good. clack said he will donate his raise to a fire charity if all firefighters don't get a raise in pay. the mayor says clack has brought fire deaths toen a all time low -- deaths to an all time low while the department received less money from city hall. reporting downtown, back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. sgld we're -- >>> we're following a developing story. police told wjz they

that's going to destabilize the atmosphere and give us the opportunity for the late day showers and storms so you want your umbrella as you step out this morning and will you notice an adjustment in the temperature. instead of the 90-degree temperatures we'll stick closer to the 80s for today. it will be very nice for the weekend. temperature wise. but then we'll run the risk of showers and storms each day as well. so with our michael & son weather camera right now, we have a little bit of moisture on the lens but overall cloudy skies for reagan national. we don't have much of wind going for us. fairly light to moderate winds. no windchill and temperatures sitting in the 70s for most of us. moisture will continue to move in from the south. futurecast keeps the clouds around for most of the day but it is holding off on the moisture opportunities for the rain showers which i believe won't happen till later on in the evening rush and evening hours. it does look like the forecast today is going to be fairly warm so, yes, we're going to feel like summertime as we hit the 80s and as we get into the next three days, we'll

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umbrella handy. we've got rain around, with us here through noontime, then a diminished chance by later this afternoonright now we are getting some moderate showers just north of washington, and that's going to be heading right into the metro area with some thunder and lightning over the next hour or so. and more showers and storms maybe tomorrow, but cooler weather the rest of the week, angie. >> finally nice to have some relief. thanks, tom. >>> well, we are minutes away from the start of the "today" show and the first day on the job for a new co-host. savannah guthrie is taking over for ann curry, who is taking on a new role at nbc. guthrie joined the "today" show last june as co-host of the show's third hour and as the chief legal correspondent. she also spent some time here at news4 as a reporter. guthrie calls the opportunity a real pinch me moment and is really looking forward to the challenge. looks like she's having a lot of fun. >> yeah, absolutely. that is "news 4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes [ obama ] i'm barack o