we live in west baltimore. he is just a young black kid." >> i did, and i was very scared for myself. >> hinojosa: did you admit that? >> did i admit that? maybe not. but i was, and i remember being very afraid when i thought about my future, all the way up, probably through college, uh, through dropping out of college and probably through the early years of my son's life. i was very much afraid of my own.. about my own future and what would become of me, because, um, it was very much instilled in me that if you did not do good in school, you could expect to have problems in this world. and i never, at no point, you know, during school, higher ed, you know, was never much of a student. the other part of that was i knew very intelligent african americans who had had problems in the world. that was a fact. intelligence insured nothing. so i was very much afraid for my own future. >> hinojosa: but yet you were pretty tough on the outside. >> i was, in ways that probably i didn't understand myself, but i think, you

there are talented and passionate people, but can't happen on the scale to redeem a place like west baltimore. last thing, just the thing that struck me, i was talking to curtis about this before, the thing that struck me about west baltimore is no one talked about faith-based successes in baltimore. no one talked about america work successes in baltimore. they were not part of the conversation when this -- the only thing was how evil were the police? moderately evil or very evil. that was the entire discussion. and that's a good discussion to have if you want to keep the industry in place. don't ask any fundamental questions. >> the way i look at this, your observation which is an astute observation, the miracle works people had the same results in america. they're getting people to self-sufficiency, getting out of poverty. that should matter. do they succeed? and if they do, they should continue. if they don't, then they shouldn't. and so to me, instead of taking a full frontal assault on the status quo, by making it us against them, republicans and democrats or liberals or conservatives an

>> west baltimore is also referred to the other baltimore. people feel left out. >> excuse my french, asked the leaders. >> they do not like baltimore police here. >> we have to characterize them as a whole. >> even he for freddie gray died in police custody. >> a high crime area could you know what happened? they were not able to stop anybody for any reason. >> it will not be solved in one day. it is something that involves a lot of work and a lot of good people. policing our own police. >> if you have not been to west baltimore, you do not know that part of west baltimore. watch the wire to get a better sense of what is going on there. i was there covering. michael would again, a former baltimore city police officer. what is zero tolerance? i understand that is what police in baltimore were operating under. there is this zero-tolerance belief. what does it mean? >> i had zero-tolerance under martin o'malley. you do not have that system anymore, at least not officially. what you have with freddie gray is an instance where you're going after

straight ahead wild west baltimore. why these men are riding their horses through the city. plus we hear from a woman who says her group was kicked off a wine country train ride for laughing. >>> a lot of us were horrified that a wheaten couple had murdered their 2-year-old. coming up in a few minutes, we'll talk conclusively with the foster mom ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> only on nine tonight, a foster mom angry after the death of a wheaten 2-year-old. >> she says the system failed the little boy and his three brothers, sending them back to neglectful and drug addicted parents. really, a lot of folks online and on social media wondering how this happened. >> she reached out to us to say that something has got to change. she says there's no way that these boys should have been given back to thes

. >> i'm going to west baltimore to see what we can see. >> reporter: but riding undercover with d.e.a. special agent todd edwards, seeing my hometown through his eyes is sobering. >> drug transaction. yeah. one guy's on the phone. >> reporter: block after block of abandoned buildings, broken dreams in the poison of illegal drugs flowing through her veins. >> when you see one of these corner drug dealers, how much are we talking about? >> you can sell between $10,000 and $30,000 a day. make no mistake about it, it's very lucrative. it's a lot of money. >> reporter: according to the dea and baltimore police, the rioting that convulsed after freddie gray's death led to looting, sparking renewed turf battles and renewed bloodshed. this month, 35 murders, all while arrests were down 30% from that same month last year. and the people charged with keeping the peace? that's one of them. cold docking an unarmed man. it's in this environment that federal agents have been asked to step in. but even for them it's daunting. >> when i got here i looked around and said this is like gotham city witho

lives >> west baltimore is also referred to the other baltimore. it's not only tourist map. people feel left out. >> excuse my french, asked the leaders. the leaders is us right here. >> they do not like baltimore police here. >> we have to characterize them as a whole. they look at us as a whole. >> even he for freddie gray died in police custody. >> a high crime area could you know what happened? they are now able to stop anybody for any reason. >> it will not be solved in one day. it is something that involves a lot of work and a lot of good people. policing our own police. bruce: i kid you not, if you have not been to west baltimore, you do not know that part of west baltimore. watch the wire to get a better sense of what is going on there. i was there covering. i'm going to go to this gentleman over here, michael wood, again. a former baltimore city police he is officer. what is zero tolerance? i understand that is what police in baltimore were operating under. there is this zero-tolerance policing. they were doing it in new york under rudy giuliani what does it . mean?

i'm from west baltimore maryland. being black in americas means living in a world designed to make you believe your life has no value. i never believed that. i was taught the truth. i thu that my people -- knew that my people loved this country. i became obsessed with comparing systems with brazil. so coming here, i took it. being outdoors is to be connected to africa. whether it's the food you eat, the music you play. those things come directly from your culture, from west africa. brazil is home to the second largest group of african descendants in the world. 90% of the population in salvador is black. the celebration of african culture is everywhere here, it's important to salvador. i'm able to be myself in salvador. the level of freedom i have here is huge. i developed an ease in my skin living here. here everyone is like me. in salvador, i see black faces of different shades. i feel a sense of amazement because we weren't supposed to survive, basically. people who - people who were slaves, every country treated us

. >> west baltimore is often referred to as the ore baltimore.not on the tourist maps. >> black lives still matter! >> people here feel left out. >> excuse my french. f the leaders. the leaders is us right here! >> they don't like baltimore police here -- >> they look at us -- >> they say they have good reason. even before freddie gray died in police custody. >> they designated the area a high crime area. you know what happens? they're now able to stop anybody for any reason they sho choose. >> this is not something that's solved in any one day. more drug treatment, intervening in the lives of young kids, doing a better job of policing our own police. >> i kid you not, if you have not been to west baltimore, you do not know that part of west baltimore. go back and watch the wire to get a better sense of what's going on there, and i was there covering it. i'm going to michael wood again who is a former baltimore city police officer. what is zero tolerance? i understand that's what police in baltimore were operating under. there's community policin

the patient lives in the west baltimore area. in fact, officials will be spraying for mow ski toes tonight. residents are being asked to stay inside tonight starting around 7:30. >> you saw the story as breaking news here. a local officer indicted in a man's murder. new we speak to the victim's father. >> right now there is a lot of concern for rosie o'donnell's daughter. why the tv host is asking for help. why won't the u.s. government let them join the rangers? >>> some heavy downpours once you get towards southern maryland. those have been staying put for quite some time. it has been warm today in mid to upper 80s. maybe still wet as we start to see the showers tapering off. and then we're still going to be teamy as we continue into the evening. for the forecast we're looking at rain chances on wednesday and thursday. doug is going to have your seven day forecast coming up. guys? >>> a bombing in ban dock killed at least 20 people. >> and now police say they know who they are looking for. they released surveillance video that

bridge would be synonymous going back in time with howard beach, with ferguson, missouri, with west baltimore after freddie gray died. just one of those incidents that really shows that race is just underneath the surface. so, a few things before i read. you all in the audience here understand, but perhaps others don't, that the crescent city connection, the gretna bridge was the escape route for a lot of people. from the center of town, the way from flooded new orleans to the dry part was glowing across the mississippi -- was going across the mississippi and all. it was shut down by the gretna police depth, city of 18,000, and the sheriff's. i they actually had no right to do that. it's a state-run bridge. the governor could shut down the bridge, the secretary of transportation could shut down down the bridge but they had no right and when the governor at the time found out that they'd shut down the bridge, she was furious but of course says to much chaos going on there, a failure of communication, took a couple of days before she learned what was going on. and it really didn't have to be. i

me, the bridge would be synonymous back in time at howard beach with ferguson, missouri, with west baltimoreafter freddie gray died. one of those incidents that really shows, it raises just underneath service. whatever you think about it is right there in the middle of that story. so -- a few things before i read. you all in the audience here understand but perhaps other it is don't that -- that the crescent city connection. the bridges with the escape route for a lot of people from the center of town, the way from flooded new orleans to the dry part was going across the mississippi in all. it's -- it was shutdown by the police department the city of 18,000 they actually had flight to do that. it is a state-run bridge. the governor could shut down the bridge. the secretary of transportation could shut down the bridge. but they have no right to do what they did, in fact, when governor blanco kept at the time found out that he had shut down the bridge, she was serious but, of course, so much going there. the failure of communication it took a couple of days before she even learned what was goi

in west baltimore, days of protest follow, turning violent on april 25. maryland national guard is called in to get control of the city. on april 28, there are nearly 10 million tweets using #baltimore. on may 1, baltimore d.a. marilyn mosby announces six officers will face criminal charges in connection with gray's death. baltimore residents respond with cheers and tears. in the aftermath of mike brown's death, the department of justice finds the ferguson police department routinely violated the constitutional rights of some of its citizens. in new york, mayor bill de blasio announces a three-day police retraining program. and president obama calls for ways to improve the trust between law enforcement officers and the communities they serve. a task force recommends solutions like diversifying law enforcement agencies and minimizing the appearance of a military operation. >> apologies, that was not sara sidner, that was stephanie elam reporting. >>> so much has happened in the past year, but has much changed? that conversation coming up. will damage your t

. >> reporter: we look to the west, we have showers and thunderstorms forming to the west of baltimore, but you will notice they are passing to the north, so lancaster and harrisburg have a better chance of this than we do in philadelphia. the wider view shows cloud cover and showers south and west, particularly this afternoon and later tonight well pop spotty and widespread showers and thunderstorms. temperatures, 77 degrees in philadelphia. 75 in allentown. 75 in cape may. once again it is very humid out there, with dewpoints over 70 in most neighborhoods and that means oppressive humidity once again this morning. as we head out the door, 75 by 6:00. 795 a few clouds around, sun, warm and humid, as we roll through the day, 79 by 8:00, 85 by noon, 3:00 p.m., we're expecting a high of 87 before dropping to 82. spotty showers and thunderstorms. by tonight we'll see heavy downpours that that could lead to street flooding. no such problems like that now, matt what have you got on the camera. >> reporter: take a guess, we have construction bucks county i-95 by street road they have the two

showers are heaviest to the west of baltimore but those storms will be on the move on.o will these. this line of showers coming through tonight with the potential for heavy rain. during the day today, mostly cloudy skies. showers develop later this morning and thunderstorms this afternoon and highánperatures in the 80s and heavy rainfall overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. then the storms will be clearing out in the afternoon and the humidity will start to come down as we good into the weekend. warm day. not a hot day. saturday up to 85. partly sunny skies on saturday and sunday a slight chance of a weekend shower. by monday partly sunny skies and up to 90 degrees and 80s for tuesday and wednesday. >>> we are seeing fewer new businesses here in the u.s. but there is one exception. the experts at cnbc will explain why women-owned businesses are booming. >>> impromptu picnic returns to philadelphia today and we will tell you what need to know about dinner enblayc and how to find out the secret location. you're a parent. we're both busy people. so pick up my new h

additional thunderstorms farther to the west of baltimore that may come through later this morning ando the south. let's get you outside. we have the airport there across the region. we are looking at mainly dry conditions now but that rain is on the way from the west. real quickly i want to check out the threat from the storms this morning particularly that one i just spotted. lightning, downpours and strong winds are all a high possibility. there's a low possibility for hail out of this. i'm posting moderate for tornado although that is a fairly small chance. there is some talk about storms today from the national storm prediction center potentially producing an isolated tornado so i didn't want to totally exclude that. i think the big issue new york is a straight line wind about 40 miles per hour, all that lightning and the downpours. 76 degrees in philadelphia, dewpoints 64 degrees. so once again like yesterday it's going to be humid. after we get rid of the morning storms the rest of the day looks mainly dry although as we go into the afternoon there is the chance of another pop-u

there is a cluster of storms out to the west by baltimore that we're keeping our eyes on. if we go in tighter to the region the big issue right now is a line of thunderstorms that is pushing through toward the northeast leaving florence shortly and bristol it looks like it's passed through you with light to moderate rain left over behind it. mount holly also in the clear. if you're in georgetown, wrightstown, it's still on the way. there are a few pockets along the line of this thunderstorm activity that are not only producing lightning. 29 recent strikes in the last 10 minutes or so but there's also the chance of strong blustery gusting winds. matt pelman has been getting reports of trees down from this same system back in pennsylvania earlier this morning. i can see more of that in south jersey. heavy downpours and also that lightning strike. if you're in allentown and that's the one in mercer county, new jersey, or windsor, hyattstown, clarksburg home son or manalapan, i haven't seen that one in awhile and i apologize if i'm pronouncing that incorrectly but in these are

we do however have strong storms coming into the west of baltimore.re all really cooking towards the east. this one still producing some warnings and we'll have to keep an eye on that as it pushes towards the east and closer to our neck of the woods. the dying thunderstorm we have right now is still producing some heavy downpours and some gusty winds briefly ahead of it. the lightning is beginning to become less of a threat. if you're in ridley park folcroft collingdale lance do you five after the hour you're expected to see this come through, darby a little after that. 12 minutes after 5 o'clock south philadelphia will be hit by this. the main issue is now is heavy rain maybe a little bit of a wind gust ahead of it. we can't totally rule out a lightning strike but that's probably become less of an issue. looks like philadelphia center city gets hit in about 15 minutes. takes about 30 minutes for the storm to move the length of this red arrow and it is beginning to diminish thankfully. temperatures are warm out there with these scattered showers and t

i have a hunch that the solutions that people are coming forth with in like gilmore homes and west baltimore and east baltimore are the kinds of situations that make us uncomfortable because it may mean us moving out of space of privilege and render to others who can speak best and most to these issues. in baltimore right now what that looks like is not only the legislative work we're doing as part of a wonderful organization we're involved with, a long and strong track record of working on these issues from legislative advocacy to op-eds and writing and everything else. community organizing, et cetera, et cetera. in addition to banging on the system as i'm terming it right now and banging on the system and going to annapolis and getting legislation passed, we also have to build for power. that is the piece as i study history i don't see that piece as put forward as strongly, right? and so what the report and commission that came out after watts it was what can we do for them? and the report and commission that came out after harlem, what can we do for them, right? so it's this assumption at

. >> to be clear n west baltimore, this particular area of baltimore, it has been crime ridden for some excontinued tent. but i do think that police can act in a way to help prosecutors and also to solve crime without crouching on people's constitutional rights. and so my sense is that something -- this is a move in the right direction because you have guidance from federal law enforcement, perhaps teaching these detectives things and tool that they haven't used before like the seeko statute and using i think those tools to combat this sort of gang violence which is probably what we are seeing. don is right. the bottom line is generally when you look at prosecutions of violent crime it's usually committed by a small group of people in a particular neighborhood. not necessarily everyone is committing crime. i think this sort of targeted analysis, targeted policing should be rather effective. i actually disagree with tom. i don't think this is sort of much ado about nothing. i think when you are talking about streamlining the police department, adding federal -- not oversight but adding f

west. >>> as , versus baltimore. there goes marcus semyon. top of the wall gone. the year. 5-0 win. 49ers quentin dial has been given the duty of replacing the retired justin smith. he has been given an interesting nickname from the head coach. >> he called me [bleep] >> now, he may not have the most affectionate nickname from tomsula but they were giddy talking about him. >> he is so kind, soft spoken. when he gets on the field ... [ laughter ] again, it is hard to describe it without using swear words. [ laughter ] >> hey, he's in a good mood these days. the number one play of the night, former pga pro kelly mitchum showing there is such a thing as three put. at pinehurst, sinks three in three consecutive strokes. three consecutive strokes. unfortunately for ke life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> the mentalist is next. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet

completely different air mass moving on in here, storm team4 radar, line of storms making its from west of baltimore, the culpepper area. these are where the strongest storms are the herndon area, great falls, back into portions of the sterling region a little bit of lightning there, this moving up to the north in through montgomery county, loudoun county seeing the storms and down to the south, a closer look at those storms to the north of reston. here is herndon here. back to the west of the airport, middleburgh, very heavy rain, warrenton, culpepper, a lot of lit thing here, too. i will show where you this is, show you the timing of these storms, then take you hour by hour tomorrow with the little bit more on what the change in the forecast is coming up. >> thanks, doug. >>> two men have been locked up today, said to be using a drone to fly drugs into a maryland state prison. our derrick ward shows us how officers arrested them and why prison officials say that could be part of a bigger problem. >> you can't make this stuff up. >> reporter: police and corrections officials believe they foiled a p

west of loudoun county. heavier activity moved out of howard county into baltimore, see a little lightning there, so nothing severe certainly. we have this storm which is running just west of leesburg moving off to the north, northeast. we'll kind of zoom into this storm headed towards brunswick. it will probably cross the river again and go back into maryland. in fact, it may head toward frederick as we go through the next little bit. by 7:53 on our storm tracker it could go through frederick. nothing severe tonight, but this is kind of setting the stage for an unsettled pattern both tomorrow and also thursday and we issued a yellow weather alert for both days for that reason. at 10:00 tonight on futurecast showers left over, 70s. by midnight still showers toward fredericksburg, clouds and muggy. we'll come back, talk about which commutes could be affected wednesday and thursday with the showers and storms and also introduce you to tropical storm danny. >> thank you, top. >>> d.c. police released video in hopes someone knows this man. surveillance cameras captured pretty clear images of him earlier this mon

earlier this week, maryland health officials reported the state's first confirmed case of west nile in baltimorehe able of 50 are most at risk for developing serious complications. >>> amelia, you have been taking a look at the beach? >> yeah, escaping to the beaches this weekend, lookless nice there, high temperatures generally in the low 80s, both day the water temperature at ocean city coming in right around 79 degrees. now,s here the thing, maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm at the beach on sunday, a very small chance, only 20%, i think if you're heading to the beaches this weekend, overall, looking good, mostly to partly sunny skies, highs around 81 on saturday, 82 on sunday. back here at home, in washington, a high tomorrow of 86, pretty asch repeat performance what we saw today 84 for a high temperature in culpepper tomorrow and luray as well. so your weather outlook this weekend, looking good, great for exercise, pool, lawn and garden, you may need to water. if you are heading to the montgomery county fair tonight or this weekend, also looking good for that doug is at the fair and

were severalre hundred businesses that were korean and indian that we're attacked in west baltimore,nd destroyed by blacks. they targeted them because of their race. vietnamese don't go into the streets. koreans don't go into the streets. they don't protest. they go to work. life.ust go through they are incredibly successful. caucasiansearn now. they come here from sex slave camps, and one generation later, their child is a doctor. racism ofome not just white people, which is very subtle, they overcome the actual out right hatred from blacks. by vietnamese -- my vietnamese gopher talked about her treatment by blacks when she arrived in this country. blacks are very busy this public -- are very xenophobia towards them and others. will be displaced. billionll be 130 americans in this country. blacks and have to deal with them. blacks born today will have to say to the mexican people, what about selma, what about reparations? the people from venezuela and the people from cambodia will laugh at them. host: natalie has this point -- police are trained to think everyone is guilty, it will

west nile virus this year. we're told the patient is an adult in the baltimore area. west nile has been found in mosquitoes in prince george's and anne arundel counties. to avoid potential exposure, avoid areas with a lot of mosquitoes. and use insect repellant. you can also consider wearing long pants and long sleeve shirts and a hat. >>> new details on the problems metro is having with its brand new 7000 series rail cars. the "washington post" reporting metro had to stop and offload riders on one of the new trains monday. this happened at the ft. totten station on the red line. metro did not give specifics but says it is a software issue. the transit agency expect the company that manufactured the rail cars to provide a software update soon. >>> a big day ahead for new england quarterback tom brady. this -- this as his attorneys and lawyers representing the nfl commissioner will be in court to debate his punishment for deflategate. the league could suspend brady for four game over the incident this year. today the judge wants the two sides to go through settlement ta

we head toward the south and the west, showers and an embedded thunderstorm around warrenton, new baltimore but nothing that is expected to become severe moving through the evening hours. we have a shower in between so if you are looking west, that is what you look at. the lightning is prolific, especially across western maryland. it's warm and muggy. winds from the southeast at five to ten. the thunderstorms will come to an end. the cold front that is going try to slide through tomorrow that will give us a better chance for widespread shower and thunderstorms. stall off the coast. more sunshine in the forecast. not as humid out there with the temperatures that will make it to the middle 80's. tomorrow is 85 by noontime. the upper 80's by the drive home. showers and the thunderstorms will develop wth the likely area of heavier rain and gusty winds. 87 on friday. beautiful weekend ahead. robert: the nats woke up last night. hopefully they won't fall back asleep. hopefully the redskins stay healthy tomorrow night. we will preview sfx: music throughout ♪ sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪

was there a love deficit in ferguson, baltimore, charleston? come on, mr. west. at least be consistent. you can't play the race card when the shooter is a cop or white and call it a love deaf set when the shooter is african-american. how about we all take a step back. let's take a self-imposed time-out on the politics and the race baiting and we let this community mourn the loss of allison parker and adam. right now their families would appreciate it. >> tomorrow, lunches for your kids under two bucks. stay tuned for more found wandering. >> have a great day. see ya. >>> whew. another wild week with wild swings on wall street. the dow dropping more than 1,000 points monday morning. all three indices rebounding and managing to end the week in the green. now presidential candidate bernie sanders blaming all this market mess on wall street greed. but some here say he's wrong. so who's right? hi, everyone. i'm brenda buttner. this is "bulls & bears." and here they are. gary b. smith, jonas max ferris, john layfield along with gary and emily tisch sussman. bernie sand

was there a love deficit in ferguson, baltimore, charleston? come on, mr. west.t be consistent. you can't play the race card when the shooter is a cop or white and call it a love deaf set when the shooter is african-american. how about we all take a step back. let's take a self-imposed time-out on the politics and the race baiting and we let this community mourn the loss of allison parker and adam. right now their families would appreciate it. good night.. tom: good evening, everybody, i'm tom sullivan in for lou dobbs. donald trump's candidacy, it just keeps on getting steam. the billionaire populist leaving his rivals in the dust now with the new national poll showing trump leading next closest competitor by 16 points. trump's straight talk and refusal to back down from confrontations apparently is resonating with voters fed up with typical washington politicians, and the same poll showing vice president biden's performing better against republicans in a general election matchup than hillary clinton despite the fact that biden says he is deciding whether he has

west. the a's had a really exciting game in baltimore and had been exactly end up the way they wanted the story line with aids. a's fans in baltimore brazilian hang out till the night and the they battled back at the top of a ninth down one penny balenciagas one depicted tide of a six we go to extra innings from baseball for those a's fans in baltimore bottom 13 many a much sought out fans liked him best as another reason why walk off homerun. 86 oreos. >> marty: to smoke and yakking tons of calls now getting pictures from viewers the of the only combat first call had to take a live look outside golden gate bridge crystal clear that means hot weather for the bay area. and he has a area. . >> marty: global reports of smoke and alameda county and contra costa county. more information on what's happening. to let this picture of all smoke this ascent symbol of to us from by viewer we talk of touch because a fire department as bozell new county fire department they are not working any fires by the two receding a lot of so-called about all the smoke in the area if you're in the area b shares and as a

west. >>> a's and orioles. a blood bath. baltimore, six home runs, first two games of the series.jones and company hit mother more today. it was 6-10's after three. machado, the shallow left should have been coco crisp's ball. semien in freight-train mode. a's pitchers gave up 26 hits. ike davis only gave up one of them. pitched the bottom of the eighth. 18-2 embarrassment. the four-game set concludes tomorrow. a's losing streak now at six games. the a's in a big slide. the giants looking really good. >> thank you. up next, the photo of a little boy that has changed his with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now, save up to $1000 on select mattress and adjustable base sets. know better sleep with sleep number. >>> an update on breaking news from southern california. a live look at the rapidly growing wildfire in los angeles county. it has now burned six structures in castaic and up to 200 acres. it was 100 moments ago. no evacuations have been ordered. we'll continue to update you on the situation. >>> at 6:00, a bay area microch

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was there a love deficit in ferguson, baltimore, charleston? come on, mr. west.t least be consistent. you can't play the race card when the shooter is a cop or white and call it a love deaf set when the shooter is african-american. how about we all take a step back. let's take a self-imposed time-out on the politics and the race baiting and we let thisy m allison parker and adam. right now their families would appreciate it. >>> i'm bob massi. for 32 years i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real estate problems. from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago 6,000 people a month moved here looking for employment in affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real estate crisis. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're going to meet real people who face the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into the city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and

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west. the high temperature today, 88 in washington, hagerstown, baltimore, winchester. the hottest spot in the region, cumberland, 90 degrees. ocean city, what a fun day at the beach, already 65. 75 real-time temperature in washington, dulles into the 60's. the dewpoint temperatures are the best measure of humidity, measuring the actual water in the air, water vapor is what we call it. numbers go, the more water vapor in the air and hotter that it feels. montgomery county fair, abc seven prop sponsors, 88 gaithersburg, tomorrow 90, 92 chances for some of us saturday. the seven day -- outlook is a few minutes away, jonathan. coach at the university of maryland, an assistant coach come out of a job, accused of sexual abuse. roz plater is live in college park. that coach had not even started really with the terps yet? roz: no, in fact he was just tired in april. the police are not wasting time, a search under way for a new assistant coach. bryce mckey is already out at the university of maryland. he was hired as an assistant basketball coach for the lady terrapins. friday

west of town. areas like winchester. exercising outdoors, the baltimore metro is under a code orange air quality alert that includes anne arundel and howard counties. more on that on facebook and twitter. children, elderly, if you have heart or lung issues, you want to take it easy tomorrow in those areas. aside from that exercise, you should be okay. one of the days it's a good idea to go early or later. the same with walking the dog. one of the best things tomorrow is the pool. make sure you have sunscreen. talking about the afternoon thunderstorm chances. at 3:00 p.m., the bright color is heavy rain moving through the area with the heat and humidity. downpours are possible later in the day on tuesday. about a 40% chance that you are dealing with rain. have the umbrella handy. a high of 91. 30% chance of a shower or thunderstorm on wednesday. high around 90. thursday is the best chance of shower showers and thunderstorms. high on thursday of 91 degrees. friday as long as that front continues to push to the east, nice weather into the weekend. there is a

baltimore area are going to be also moving very quickly and potentially into delaware into the new castle area by just before 7:00 this morning. heavy downpours, already warnings in effect to the west. you can see the heavy showers and thunderstorms just moving through the baltimore area right now. they are on track to be in the middletown area by 6:45 this morning. we'll have continuing coverage all day long with the potential for storms. i'll be here through the morning and meteorologist glenn schwartz and sheena parveen will be with you this afternoon starting at 4:00. download the nbc 10 news app for important alerts. jessica boyington is in the first alert traffic center watching damp roads this morning. jessica? >> we are starting to see rain fall down. specifically on a lot of parts of the schuylkill expressway. right around girard avenue as vehicles drive through, you can see rain actually coming out from underneath them as they head westbound. eastbound, pretty much the same story. the drive times are still doing okay though we don't have to worry about that yet. we done the have heavy traffic. a 13-minute drive time headed eastbound in this direction up towards the center

out to the west we have gathering showers and downpours pushing out of the baltimore and sliding to the east of gettieses burger -- gettysburg most of us it is pinwheeling into lancaster county but not toward the east just yet. we have the promise of sunshine early and clouds around early, as well. the clouds will build as the day goes on and we'll wind up with some precipitation around here. 77 degrees in philadelphia. the dewpoint, 73. anything over 70 is considered oppressive humidity and that's what we've got, winds out of the southeast at 9 miles per hour. as we take a look at future tracker 6, you can see how by 11:00 or 12, the model wants to bring showers and perhaps drenching downpours and thunderstorms into areas closer to philadelphia. and through the afternoon we're in and out of this stuff, most of it out to the west, but anywhere to about philadelphia and areas close to trenton could see some of this. in the evening hours, the showers and line of thunderstorms will have a tendency to push toward the east and center of the region eventually reaching toward the east. 87 degr

west. a's wrapping up horrid 4 game series in baltimore and everything wept black. tell okay.ve the highlights if we have it let's roll it. it's really bad any wait a minute you are better looking at my face than you are watching these a's highlights. that's saying something. there's the homer by steve clevinger. 3 run shot t.i'm prettier than this i tell you that. sam at the bump then called for being out of the baseline running in the base license really. he got ejected and bob melvin if he was called the whole thing embarrassing. not my performance but the way the team played but there was burns nice catch at the wall and davis orioles sweep the a's and go a and 7 open the road trip. the financial score. sneak peek of my favorite video of the weekend. look who jumps in. big no. 75 oscar her nap did he say he has to be an offensive license man or something and watch that. not a football player at all. turns out he's a professional dancer and choreographer who can do the splits with ease. i think i can do it once and then drive me straight to the hospital, please. in fact let

west bank on sunday. >> and former baltimore ravens running back ray rice insists he's a changed man and is ready to make a comeback after being suspended for domestic violence. he was released from his baltimore ravens contract after a video was made public showing him hitting his now wife in a kaz ino earl jat yore. he was charged with third degree aggravated assault, and entered a rehab programme for first of time offenders. >> i want to rewrite the script and tell my daughter you know that daddy made the worst decision of his life. this is what i did going forward, and to survivors of domestic violence, i understand how real it is. i don't want to take it for granted, it's an issue in our society, and my video, you know but the light out there, if you have never seen what they look like and look at my video, you can understand why some people never forgive me. >> floyd mayweather junior is set to return to the rink in what will, he says be the final fight of his career. the untweeted welterweight champion will go head to head with former olympian andrew berto in los angeles. it will be floyd mayweath

west, tysons corner, reston, light rain. also looking at rain in warrenton and baltimore. we will look for the showers to continue through the rest of the early evening. the full details of tomorrow in tracking thunderstorms in just a few minutes. state, threeton u.s. forest service firefighters died battling a wildfire. the winds shifted and the crew was trapped by the fast-moving flames. four other firefighters were injured. that fire is just one of a hundred burning across the western u.s. tonight. a high school humidity here heart roque and by the sudden death of a beloved principal. students and staff honoring the memory of dr. michael durant. jay korff has more on the big loss for the community. tonighteed, leon, and people continue to find their way here to wootton high school to pay their respects for a beloved figure. impactas had a profound on all the kids' lives. a memorial of wooden high school, the very spot where he parked his car for a job that suited him perfectly. was funny, charismatic, and he really cared about the student body. jay: school does not star

west bank on sunday. >> nfl and former baltimore ravens running back ray rice insists he is a changed man and ready to makea comeback after sacked for domestic violence. he was reds after this video was made public, showing him hitting his now wife inside the casino elevator. while he was charged with third degree aggravated assault, but avoided jail time by entering a rehab program for first time offenders. >> i want to be able to rewrite the script to tell my daughter daddy made the worst decision of his life, but this is what i did going forward and to the survivors of domestic violence, i understand how ream it is and i don't want to ever take that for granted, because it's a real issue in our society and my video, you know, put the light out there. if you haven't never seen what domestic violence looks like and you see my video, i can understand why some people will never forgive me. >> floyd mayweather, jr. returns to the ring in what he says will be the final fight of his career. he will go head-to-head with a former olympian in las vegas. it will be his first fight since he defeated manny pacquiao.

baltimore. these storms have been with us for a while. west side of 95 and south of 66. no lightning, no hail but pretty good rains. around warrenton so once you go out 66 westbound, past manassas and haymarket you're going to see pretty good rains in warrenton. the storms are moving almost due north. that really hasn't changed. this storm could roll through middleburg on our stormtracker at about 6:54 and could make it to charles town at about 7:59. has heavy rain with it and i think the storms will hold together a little bit after sunset. not exactly completely heat driven storms. early showers and storms until about maybe 9:00 or 10:00 tonight and then tomorrow another yellow weather alert day. we need it for more storms. a cold front pushing through. critical time 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., widespread activity tomorrow and then a great finish to the week. that has not changed with low humidity on friday and also saturday. 10:00 tonight again just a few leftover showers, all shades of green so it's light. low 80s to 70s for temps, muggy, by morning couple of showers pos

west nile virus this year. that patient lives in the baltimore area. that virus has also been detected in mosquito pools in prince george's county and anne arundel counties. here's three quick tips to avoid contracting the west nile virus. first of all, avoid unnecessary outdoor activities around dawn and dusk when those mosquitoes are out there. wear long pants, long sleeved shirts and hats when you're worried about mosquitoes and use an epa registered insect repellant according to package directions. >>> a 12-year-old boy and his 14-year-old buddy are accused of stealing a car in annapolis and going on a joyride yesterday. the boy was behind the wheel and was arrested charged with driving without a license. the car owner was located two hours later and told police she parked the car and left it unlocked with the key in the glove compartment. >>> for the first time ever women will be part of the graduating class of the army's elite ranger school. with hundreds of other soldiers two 20 participated in that grueling program that started in april. over th