baltimore. sky conditions are not bad. cloud, wet weather west of us all associated with a cold front moving through tonight. can't rule out a passing sprinkle to the far northwest and far northern maryland near mason dixon line and other than that things droy and we've been very dry below what we really should have for the past month. here's a look at temperatures for tonight then. partly cloudy skies and call and breezy and even so winds will p as far as sdae concerned we'll have sunshine, cool, breezy. looking fan fabulous. more details later back to y you. >> now to latest shakeup in the trump administration. health and human secretary tom price resigned today. >> and with taxpayer money. >> sarah simmons joins us now with the latest. sarah. >> the resignation came a few minutes after trump said he would make a decision about price's fate sometime tonight. >> i was disappointed because i did not like to cosmetically or otherwise. >> white house releasing this statement saying "secretary of health and human services thomas price offered the pr

the ground too much left and light drizzle or rain shower activity off west along the i 81 corridor and mostly here d.c. baltimoredy and reigns tending to fade away as it continues to push north. here we go through tuesday and future cast doesn't like the idea of anything too heavy until at least evening and overnight hours and certainly by tomorrow morning deal with showers on way to work or school. quick check of day forecast, mid 70s today and 80s back tomorrow and we stay unsettled with the chance of popping storm all the way through the weekend. let's check the forecast. erin is back with traffic on tuesday. >> good morning well 5:18 now red line there. it's between van necessary and dupont circle and metro rail letting you know red line trains are operating with single tracking because of scheduled maintenance work that could slow down red line commute. be mindful this morning to take metro bus or leave early. rest of 34e9 row rail line looks going i'll let you know if that changes. as we look at things coming from frederick to clarksburg this morning you dip down just south of 70 to 4 miles an hour yellow

jacket or sweater weather out there. 59 in baltimore. 57 in west minster. 56 in gaithersburg. 54 in martinsburgfternoon little cool for this time of year nice taste of fall that will begin tomorrow or today and last through the weekend. 74 degrees as any leftover clouds from overnight clear out to full on sunshine. seven day forecast shows just fantastic weather. through sunday. good football sunday for you right there. 74 degrees. lows in the 50's. monday still looks okay. hurricane irma it would be next tuesday into wednesday. by the way the track on that since yesterday at this time it shifted further eastward which would mean more impacts for coastal states like georgia and carolinas and then that would mean for impacts for us. closer to the carolinas and in contrast to maybe going up the gulf side of florida we would have better chance to see some rain. i'll have the updated track coming up 8:45. for now let's check on the roads. here's erin. >> caitlin a lot to handle this morning for sure. 8:38 right now. and you can see the left lane is blocked. this is look from 66 eastbound past 50. w

baltimore. our normal high we have not seen that quite sometime. 76. current numbers with little fog out to the westheads up. there's been fog that developed out in the western counties and that's really the only featured note this morning. 68 this morning leonardtown and 68 dulles and and hagerstown. all these numbers higher than they normally would be as we've been under a very warm pattern the last week or so. keep it going a few more days and cooler weather by end of week. generally quiet conditions. there's clouds out there you saw in the live shot. mentioned fog and we'll get down to maria. minimal hurricane here. bringing rain showers to outer banks and tropical storm conditions expect add long outer banks and we'll get increased winds and perhaps erosion along our coastal communities as well. but that will be it for direct impact. otherwise clouds. not expecting rain. perhaps i'll throw it out there perhaps sprinkle or shower along beaches or as far as north as southern maryland. you may get a light sprinkle or shower with the system. otherwise clouds for us today and maria kicked out to see

baltimore. sixty-seven at dulles, 66 at manassas. sixty-eight at fredericksburg to the south and to the far west 6y light easterly wind. overnight tonight temperatures will be into the 630s and 70s. lit of the humidity, but it's still pretty comfortable out there at least. as we've a look ahead we have a ridge of high pressure that's large and in charge and a chance of getting maybe a little bit popup shower but not much. temperatures will remain in the 830s right across the board and even though fall is just around the corner it's not going to feel like it much. by the time five hour we begin to see a little bit of this activity. we expect to a some breaks and plenty of sunshine. speaking of the tropics three systems to talk about. we've got hurricane jose and we've got hurricane maria and we've talked about lee as well. not much happening with lee. by the time we get into monday this is why go to start to weaken out and become a remnant low pressure system. on the other hand maria ising going to strepten and jose is going to art to make its way up the eastern seaboard. already we have tropical storm watches extending

baltimore. couple 50's there to the north and west.ooks like a 59 this morning in winchester and a 60 in manassas. 84 for your friday. mix of sun and clouds, much like last couple of days. still a little humid out there with stray shower possible this afternoon. weekend forecast looking good. looks warm. temperatures will be in the 80's. i'll have details on that and we'll talk about josÉ, yes, josÉ just won't seem to go away. what might happen with that early next week coming up. all right, again we'll be here all morning long out at joint base andrews and we're celebrating the air force's birthday and of course the big air show this weekend, guys. lot more coming up. let's toss it caitlin is in this morning. she's got a look at your roads. >> tucker looking great and very official i might add, too. we're excited to watch you all morning long. there you go. that's the pose. >> thank you. >> there you go. see a lot of that this morning. all right, just in we've got a crash 95 northbound. this is coming out of northern virginia. it is n

baltimore. eighty-one annapolis. eighty-eight frederick, very warm north and west, where the core of heat has been over the past few daysr pattern has been stuck not just here but across much of the country. so in the eastern half we have seen incredibly warm temperatures, 86 buffalo, look at this, 92 detroit. eighty-nine in chicago. there is colds front moving ever so shely across the country, you can see exactly where it is as we zoom out. eighty-nine in chicago, compared to 64 in in minneapolis, 92 st. louis, compared to 64 in lincoln. so taking its sweet time crossing the country. once it does though cutting into the heat in the midwest tomorrow, then the northeast, also, responsible for pushing maria along, which is what we would like, tropical storm as of 5:00 p.m. this afternoon, visible satellite still picking up on the distinctive swirl. and the outer cloud bands making it to the eastern shore. making it really just east of 95. and they've had cloudier day hay and north and sunshine. so the rain bands haven't really made it further inland than say the norfolk virginia beach area. there is cape hatteras, outer b

baltimore. should wake up to decent amount of sun shixingt. waking up to warmer temps as well. still feels like summer morning arm tie 7. 60s most of norm westd future cast you can see jose will continue to throw clouds our way. peaks of sunshine. much like yesterday, minimum of clouds from time to time. there's 4:00 trying to bring showers across the eastern edge of the beltway here. we'll watch that through the afternoon. then jose will eventually get far enough north and won't be a problem for us any jp more we'll let usselves up for a sunny half of the workweek. 2 today. temperatures take a job up. 87 tomorrow, 88 thursday, fall starts friday will not feel like it for high of 6 degrees. >> okay traffic moving type outer loop 95 to georgia avenue this camera near new hampshire. inner loop good as well. as you make your way 95 southbound past 198 no problems there and nobody nice and quiet. bwi, baltimore party still get villas we forward things alive fok a live look on montgomery. nice and quiet at speed. volume increasing in main and local lane but not enough volume to cause delays. same story norm of that point as you head out in freder

baltimore. even some 50s in you're west places like manassas and winchester the 50s early this morning.r us. the only as i mentioned the only thing i would say is make sure you drink plenty of water if you're outdoors this afternoon as it will be a hot one for this time of year. temps 10 degrees above normal. >> might catch you by surprise how warm it is. >> i was out yesterday. >> i went for a run yesterday. i haven't felt this in awhile. >> um-hmm. >> may have to shorten it by a little bit. back into the swing of it. >> weekend looks great. >> good morning, erin. >> can i share exciting news. >> always. >> yes. i featured spotsylvania for firehouse friday for their m.d. a fill the boot. they beat their goal by $15,000. they raised $45,000. >> that's beautiful. >> good job everybody. >> love it. >> perfect. feel good stories i love. 395 southbound on the ramp to boundary channel drive dealing with a crash. not really impacting traffic as it's getting by northbound side super slow through the pentagon to the 14th street bridge. 30 extra minutes from the beltway to across the bridge as w

for patapsco river including baltimore harbor in both seven thirty pm at seven o four pm strong thunderstorms were located along the line extending from ten nautical miles west of middle river to ten nautical miles west of fort smallwood state park moving northeast at fifty knots answered wind gusts thirty four knots or greater source radar indicated packed boaters and small craft could be thrown overboard by suddenly higher winds and waves capsizing their vessel areas impacted include baltimore inner harbor curtis point port of baltimore in the francis scott key bridge move to safe harbor immediately as gusty winds and high we expected. this had no plan had not done anything to prepare for this kind of an event to limit the pain the loss of life and the damage and that has been true over and over again that's part of the business republican anti government anti raising the taxes on our people in order to save us so we end up having these absurd costs like you just mentioned but part of that is nature a much bigger part of that is our failure to plan to deal with these kinds of events because we don't understand and value collective expenditure taxes to pay

most of our temperatures to the north and west in the 50's, 56 degrees in philadelphia, looking at radar, you see some rain down at the baltimorehington area this morning, some that far could sneak up into our area, so looking at the feature cast, i would say it is a good idea to just grab the umbrella, maybe the raincoat with a hood. just so tough with you in case you encounter one o one of those showers, sometime during the day today. >> would look at the planner for today, in the city high temperature every 77 degrees, we will see some limited sunshine, but few are possible, same for down the shore, and you're definately going to feel the humidity increasing, 76 degrees, at shore points, lehigh valley, 73, mostly cloudy skies with just few showers here and there. >> throughout the day today, of core bringing the seven day forecast, hopefully meeting you here at the mayfair diner, frandford avenue, and you know what we call it, bob kelly, the great northeast! >> you got to say it, the great northeast! good morning, 6:17. stop by, say hi to sue. frankford avenue just off of cottman avenue. accident on the schuylkill expressway

there will be changes. 2 washington and 81 baltimore and 82 nation and 81 dulles and 8 mannasas. we have clear skies now. we have a cold front west in tomorrow bringing severe storms between chicago and cleveland. severe thunderstorm watch out there and that's what we'll be looking for for tomorrow to see if there are watches issued for any severe weather expected. so your set up tomorrow high pressure offshore. feels more like summer. day after labor day it's still worm early tpt here and that leading to unstable air mass as the front approaches expect them that >> thunderstorms pop up west of on you up to. looks like 5:00 in time for rush how. always happens this time of day. we'll have scattered storms some of which may be strong with heavy down pores and that looks to continue into the evening hours as the front takes its time crossing and even light showers post frontal as we go torlly wednesday morning. wednesday looks clouty and kind of drove e dreary and very, very cool. you're planning forecast for tomorrow warm to stawrt off with sunshine 82 by lunch break and by 5:00 we've got storms rumbling 86 degrees. 588 for the hi

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baltimore. 68 at leonardtown and 75 degrees at cumberland. here's a look at the national map. you can see there's a pretty strong frontal system to our west. that will start to move its way towards us. look how cool it is. temperature there is in the 30's and 40's. a far cry from where we are. we're continuing to see that flow still continue to move in into this week. overnight lows will be in the 60's and the 70's. we've got clear skies. it will be fairly pleasant and i want to say we're keeping a close eye on the tropics and i'll have the details in a little bit >>> maryland health official investigating another outbreak of swine down the frederick fair yesterday. ing a cultural officials say almost a dozen pigs tested positive for swine flu and last week, fox 5 brought you a store offing your in the hospital. >> angelie hemphill this is frightening for parents taking their kids to the fair. it's sad to learn about this. >> reporter: but i can tell you it is still too early to tell if anybody will be directly affected. a total of 11 pigs having tested positive for swine flu and they are being quantified on the property. it's still early

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west on schuylkill from boulevard to belmont. mike, alex back to you. >> you talk about hot tem peers not on train but plane intense confrontation on airplane. this is southwest airlines flight that was going if baltimore to los angeles. >> i will walk off. don't touch me. don't touch me. >> don't touch me. >> oh, my god she's walking. she's walking. >> she's walking. >> this happened tuesday. the woman said she is a life-threatening pet allergy and after she learned animals were on board the plane she wanted to do something about it two officers were called to forcibly about it. >> dogs right? >> yes. >> another passenger recorded confrontation that followed. southwest says it's disheart entered by the way the situation unfolded the company publicly apologized and said it's contacting the woman. what can you do. pets are allowed on planes. i'm sure this is not the answer. >> no. >> i don't know what the answer is. >> well if you eat at sonic and i love sonic you may want to kek your credit card statement up to 5 million credit card numbers compromised and stolen from customers. last week the chain's credit card processor reporting said there was a "unusual activity tied to cards that were used at soni

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west with the center of circulation associated with irma, this will bring rainfall in by late in the day tomorrow. i think it will be more of an afternoon rain than morning for tomorrow. 78 in baltimoren annapolis, 79 in washington, 76 in martinsberg and 75 in winchester, we made it to 80 in culpeper and 82 in frederick where they've had more sunshine today. fox futurecast shows even though the clouds move off to the north and east, quickly replaced from clouds to the west. can't rule out fog and drizzle early tomorrow morning, we start to get into rain bands tropical in nature. so a downpour or two is not out of the question as we go through tomorrow evening and possibly another shower on friday. but that should be it. that should be the last of the unsettled weather as we go into the weeken with irma's remnants, it already feels humid out there today. it was kind of weird but we haven't had a lot of heat and humidity as of late. but that tropical feel will be in the air through tomorrow. and really through friday. 69 with fog tonight, 80 tomorrow. but with thunderstorms in the afternoon, not really a pleasant 80. 82 with a few showers friday, the weekend looks dry, sunny and nice a

west title beat the washington capitals three two on saturday for their fourth straight victory. and the new york yankees are still in contention for the american league east crown they beat the baltimorerioles ninety three for their fourth straight win to the yankees three games behind the boston red sox at the top of the standings. now it's a big day in the balkans with two teams from the former yugoslavia to meet in the final of the european basketball championships for the first time slovenia will face serbia in istanbul was expected to be a fairly contested euro basket decider up to five thousand fans from each country to to be travelling to turkey so all the olympic silver medalists slovenia have gone through the tournament on both teams features stalls from the n.b.a. . in the past. so many times france's first time. physical game fifty fifty chance. running up and. it was. more a. tough. game day bring on a court will be going live to istanbul ahead of that game in our fifteen hundred g.m.t. news great bulletin but for now one hundred bets on me thanks so much well i would say for me for this news hour back with another news that's coming up just a couple minutes. let's talk ab

baltimore. >> here is morgan who said white folks should say the n-word because -- >> you have a chapter about the n-word, this is saying white girls can't say that just because kanye west did. comment on that. >> if piers morgan were looking at me and i had an audience with him, here is the thing. let me give you a small hint when white people can say it. never! don't care where you is, who your mama is, you can't do it, i am sorry. it is one of those privileges black people happen to have. i tell you what, if you are willing to trade the white world throughout europe and america with us i will let you say it for one day. you leave me all the dough in the world, all the accumulated capital of the white western world and for one day -- all right. in paris or in baltimore, here is the thing, chris rock was on oprah a few years back and said why are white men just feel like their lives can't be complete unless they can say that word? they run fortune 500 companies, head of everything, president and they get resentful, why can you say? women can call themselves the b word and you can't. if you are a man, i have been a man hopefully all my life but i didn't make a change. t

west title they beat the washington capitals three to two on saturday for their fourth straight victory and the new york yankees are still in contention for the american league east crown they beat the baltimore orioles nine to three on saturday for their fourth straight win to the yankees a three games behind the boston red sox at the top of the standings. ferrari sebastian vettel will start sunday's singapore grand prix in pole position vettel was fastest in saturday qualifying at the marina bay street circuit is miss a his rival and current championship leader lewis hamilton struggled on the day qualifying and this result now gives vettel a good chance to retake that top spot in the standings red bulls much to stop and came in second australia are one win away from returning to tennis is davis cup final for the first time in fourteen years the pairing of john piers and jordan thomson be their belgian rivals to lift australia to see one lead in brussels australia have won the prestigious team tournament twenty eight times but lost made it to the final in two thousand and three a victory for nick kerry also if it doesn't go front in the first singles match of the day would be enough to put t

with on you state's attorney west adams to dismantle the shot callers and you'll see overt street presence and to tell gang members like i said from calvert county to baltimore property in anne arundel county >> >> we have talked to other jurisdictions certainly anne arundel county is not alone but there have been horrendous crimes and i know chief you can't talk specifics but i do want the viewing if you recollect lick to know, it's like a w >> violence at every level we've had violent attacks on folks in brooklyn park, on folks in annapolis area and we've had violent attacks in what we would term the south county. where we see gang gravity routinely and i have gang members coming in in telling us. we had a murder that you might not call gang related on its face but it's about protecting the drug trade, that's gang activity. it is the horror stories and we're not going to let it happen in anne arundel county. >> one last thing. you said when you came up one of your top two priorities be i know another one is e crisis. does that say we're making gains in the opioid fight here or are they completely separate >> we're still in the fate of our lives on the opio

baltimore at bwi marshall. there's another look at temperature, 72. we've got cold front off to the north and westgo bring us cloud cover and then a few scattered showers thunderstorms this afternoon. don't want to advertise it as washout. it's not going to be an all day rain event here but we'll again have scattered showers around later this afternoon if we can get enough sunshine the first half of the day might get a thunderstorm as well and warm. look at that. 87 that's our warmest temperature we've had a around here in quite sometime that will be the warmest temperature we'll have for several days to come. much cooler starting top. details on the seven day and a lot more details and irma and the path in just couple of minutes. steve, back to you. >> tuck, thank you very much see in you little bit. state of emergency took effect in florida last night and hurricane center urging anybody in any warning area to make sure to prepare for the storm as soon as possible. mike is down in the newsroom a look honor's folk are getting ready for this, mike, it's about four days away from possible landfall i

baltimore 72 degrees. we're looking at quiet conditions. our frontal system coming through as we speak. our winds are shifting out of the north and westk you'll really start to notice the more refreshing air in the form of less humidity and it won't be as hot as yesterday. yesterday we made it back into the 90s today top out right around 80. let me mention it will be nice and dry this afternoon. it will be dry tomorrow. it will be dry all weekend. in fact, long range, it may never rain again. >> don't say that. >> i'm kidding. >> it will rain at some point not the next seven days. >> that will be nice. >> weekend forecast in just a minute. >> all right. >> thank you tuck. >> safe to get today, erin. >> very much so. 8:07 you may need a car wash deserve one after sitting in traffic. keep in mind we do have metro delays blue, orange sim veer line delays to vienna, wiehle and franconia earlier malfunction at stadium armory. 66 on the westbound side there is a crash behind those trees it's a little harder to make o out. that is at 267 eastbound side is a little heavier and that is just because of slow-moving traffic as we make our way out

west from rochester. every time when i fly down here on southwest, there are people on the plane going to seattle who have to fly to baltimore to be able to do it. it doesn't make a bit of sense to me and never has. and i would just -- it would be so much better i think if we had a well rounded transportation system. i remember 9/11 when suddenly we were faced with all the airlines shut down and we tried to get trains if we could or catch rides. we shouldn't be doing that in ny. almost every other industrial country gets their goods and people where they need to go and have good rail service, high speed rail. i just think speed is something that the united states has never even considered as a possibility. >> mr. chairman, our colleague races an excellent point, i think, and she's done excellent work herself as a leader of the high speed rail caucus in this house. i believe it's true that the last direct appropriations we provided for rail development of the sort we're describing here was $8 billion in the recovery act. that's certainly the last money we got in north carolina and we put it to good use, i mean, going from ral