. >>> we have a crash in carroll county in westminster on meadow branch road near crieders church road. here's a live look at owings mill boulevard, traffic moving along des moines to the down to the beltway. eastbound lanes clocking in at 65 miles per hour at columbia pike. overall an easy commute as you make the push to the beltway. loop here at greenspring avenue and the outer loop nothing to get in your way from 795 down to 95. that stretch will take you the normal 11 minutes. the east side of the beltway going to be clear with an 11 minute trip on the outer loop from 95 up to 83, and there are no concerns on 95 in white marsh. it will take just 6 minutes to get from the harbor tunnel thruway to the fort mchenry tunnel tollways stay with us. there's much more coming up. you're watching good morning maryland. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cer

different direction and because it was so much logical scotland we end up with a government in westminster which is not chosen by the scottish people so the first argument is the sense that democratic one that nations and scotland's a nation have a right to self-determination and the second argument is about what you do with that book you see i think it's a pretty universal law anytime anywhere anyplace but the best people to govern the country the best people to choose how a country should be governed of the people who live and work in that country i think that applies everywhere and i think it certainly applies to sculp well you're only fourteen months away from the referendum does it worry you a little that that the majority of scots do not want independence from k. and for the last five years the polls haven't changed that. well if it comes to opinion polls or when i was reelected to useable by an absolute majority in a proportional system as to the scope and the boat three months before the election i was twenty percent behind in the opinion polls i ended up almost twenty percent in f

on the backside of this, the sun is already breaking out in westminster. more thunderstorms could pop out throughout the afternoon and evening, and any of those could be heavy, possibly severe. more details in a moment. >> right now we are keeping our eye on a couple of developing stories. this is video from sky team 11. we are told that several people have been taken to a hospital after a crash in northwest baltimore. officials are responding to the 4200 block of liberty avenue. the accident happened in the last hour. we will keep an eye on this story for future developments. >> howard county police confirmed they are searching for a man who sexually assaulted a woman as she jogged in columbia on a footpath near the --ersection of's tone cloud of stone cloud on wednesday. the suspect ran off after she started yelling. last week in woodstock, another female jogger says she was attacked by a man who tried to knit redneck -- use a red cap to strangle her. >> tonight, people are understandably on edge at johns hopkins. this is because of a recent spate of inc

today the is sixth annual shop with a cop event in westminster. those kids will get a chance to pick up supplies and then have lunch and play game with the officer. more than 500 children will be helped with this program. it started 6 years ago. >>> if you want the have fun with the kids, save money, consider going to the zoo. metro pcs takes over that zoo. the wire company launched its 4g service in baltimore last week. it's a way to celebrate. the company is offering free zoo admission from 10:00 to 4:00. the first 200 guests will get special access to a refreshment area. >>> clothing retailer j crew debuted its fall cal log on pinterest. before at home catalogs were even sent out. all the brands turn to social media to announce their line up. late last month h and m posted photos as well. >>> still missing the big wheel bikes you had a decade ago? now you can relive that memory. it's a big wheel made for adults. it's going to cost you almost $600. now, this has an extra curb son padded d -- extra padded sheet. hopefully they'll make a version c

approaching westminster, silver run and manchester that has got to be a rather zesty thunderstorm itself. let's go right into central harford county and take a look at a pretty heavy thunderstorm that's now slowly moving up the 95 corridor and before not too long, if not already, approaching parts of cecil county. forecast today after we look at a high of 75 degrees, 90% humidity. this afternoon the -- this action frankly just popped up on us about an hour hour and a half ago. we didn't think they'd blossom like this. 85 is going to be the high. we get clearing through the late afternoon and evening. beautiful tomorrow, 78. >>> and through the five-day. >>> how about your other morning concern, the commute. here's kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi don, hi everyone. complications continue up there in the aberdeen area. we have that car fire. it's reported on custtis drive between lawyer drive and gun any son. continue to watch slow traffic approaching white marsh boulevard. the beltway, on the west side outer loop delays stretching from 70 to baltimore national pike. on the out

is known for many things like buckingham palace, the beatles, westminst westminster, wimbledon.ut wine, really? >> yes, really. we make a fantastic sparkling wine. >> reporter: swapping the corporate life for the wine life, this is his vineyard. >> english sparkling wine has been winning top awards internationally over the last few years. the reason is the quality of the product is fantastic. >> reporter: look around you can see the level of investment here. lots of new equipment, lots of opportunities to convince the connoisseurs that british is best. simon's first batch goes on sale to the bubbl public in a few da. what everybody here is aware of is just how unpredictable the british weather is. look at last summer. it rained. it was cool, it was miserable, and the yield was pretty horrendous. 2013 clearly got off to an enter better start but the u.k. wine industry is still tiny care comd to others. neighboring france has 110,000 vineyards and 7,000 wineries. more history, more experience, and for the u.k. that means there is still a lot to learn. >> we've been going for 60 ye

is known for many things buckingham palace, the beatles, westminst westminster. but wine? really?> yes, really. we make a fantastic wine in this country. >> reporter: he swapped the corporate life to the quiet life, less gold rush and more grape rush. >> sparkling wine has been winning top awards internationally for the last couple of years and the reason is because the quality is fantastic. >> reporter: look around and you can see the level of investment, lots of new equipment, and lots of opportunities to convince connoisseurs that british is best. conditions for growing grapes right now is special. the country has just gone through a mini heatwave. what everybody here is aware of is just how unpredictable the british weather is. just look at last summer if you could call it a summer. it rained, it was cool and miserable, and the yield as a result was horrendous. 2013 clearly got off to a better start, but the u.k.'s wine industry is tiny compared to others. neighboring france has 110,000 vineyards and 27,000 wineries. more history, more experience for the u.k. that means there

another in carroll county in westminster at meadow branch road. we're dealing with a lot of fog, particularly bad west of the city in the frederick area as well as along 83. here's a live look north of pa done ya road. you might need to take it slow use low beams. things will remain clear on the jfx. you're not going to have trouble heading downtown. 695 moving right along. that fog dissipates here in parkville. on the inner loop down to 95 and the outer loop you're going to like this drive time, 11 minutes to travel the outer loop from 95 to 83. traffic's starting to pick up on the west side of the beltway on the outer loop at wilkins avenue. you're looking at an 11 minute ride from 795 town 795 down to 95 and the south side of 95 in great shape, a 6 minute trip to travel northbound from route 100 up to the beltway. that's your time saver traffic. >>> california congressman darrell issa has the biggest bank account in congress. it's according to the list of the 50 wealthiest lawmakers. he's said to be worth about $355.4 million. texas republican

we're dealing with a crash in westminster on meadow branch road. you can be the first to know about traffic alerts. follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. there's a lot of fog out there this morning that could get in your way. be careful traveling in frederick as well as along 83. might need to use those low beams. as we check in and take a look at the main lines,s jfx 53 miles per hour southbound at northern parkway. clear all the way down to fayette street. here's what the beltway looks like, inner loop clear down to 95 and the outer loop just a normal 11 minute ride from 95 up to 83. there are no concerns right now on 95 up in harford county, nice and clear at route 24, and it will remain in the green as you make the push down to the harbor tunnel through thruway. that is your time saver traffic. >>> awaiting sentencing on a drunken boating charge delegate don dwyer faces more legal trouble. roosevelleftwich is live in millersville, what led to this arrest? >> reporter: with his second dui accusation dwyer is being asked to step down by both

temperatures this morning coming in right around 69 degrees in westminster. arbutis is at 70 degrees right now, annapolis at 74. 74 degrees in churchville, 68 degrees in centreville and good morning to you easton, you're at 74 degrees. these temperatures are on the warm side this morning. and then we sprinkle in a little bit of the muggies and we are not feeling comfortable at all. that will continue right through the day. abc 2's most accurate futuretrend does go into motion and it does pick up on some scattered showers as we go into the afternoon time frame. then it picks it up as we go towards tomorrow as well. so by the end of the week we are going to end on a soggy note once again, still some thunderstorms in the forecast. we really won't be out of the woods until next week when we start to have high pressure build back in. so in the meantime definitely go to our website, download the storm shield weather app, if anything does go severe for today in your neighborhood, it will keep you abreast of the situation and keep you safe. as we look at the planner,

. -- better. 83 at the airport. 82 in westminster. the way it feels -- the reason it feels oppressive is because the dew points have jumped close to 70. it is 75 in annapolis, 73 in westminster, and you are starting to see cloud cover develop in that humidity. so far, there has been no precipitation around baltimore. that might change. you can already see activity to the south. showers and thunderstorms through the carolinas and back into kentucky and tennessee. the nearest precipitation is in west virginia. they are getting hit hardith showers. around baltimore, even though it might look threatening with the clouds building up, there is no precipitation showing up on the radar. at least for a couple of hours, you will be ok. once you get past 2:00 p.m., you will put in a 30% chance for a shower. and temperatures between 85 90. overnight tonight, a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. that will most likely be this evening. temperatures drop into the upper .0's and low-70's the chance for rain is up to 50% tomorrow. we have the ravens

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she used to serve as president of westminster. the change of power goes into effect almost immediately. she is set to tooifshg monday. >>> president obama went to orlando for disabled veterans. he went up the east coast to begin his vacation with a family. it's a welcome bit of r and r for the commander-in-chief under fire in recent weeks. >> president obama promised to do more work for america's disabled veterans before leaving for vacation. he pledge those who sacrifice for this country won't lose their benefits despite washington's budget cuts. >> i believe this work is more important than ever because this time of war that we have been in is coming to an end. >> the president hopes to have america back on a peace time footing in a year and a half. this friday's news conference showed he is still fighting on a lot of political. feuding with russia over granting asylum to the man who revealed secrets to the world. he is still battling members of congress over obama care. >> the one unifying principle is making sure that 30 milli

around the immediate metro area, 67 westminster, 78 bel air, 73 annapolis and on kent island.ound most of the state. we will start to see a bit of a flow from the southeast. that's because of a front that's stalled to our south. it's going to allow the warm moist air to rise into the region. you will see showers popping up. we will see a chance for thunderstorms. that moisture brings instability and things get a little shaky through the afternoon. the unstable air mass over us starts to produce storms and thunderstorms. what's going to happen with that front eventually starting to clear out we have another one tuesday. chances are we will showers, thunderstorms tomorrow that would be heavy. today 87 degrees. the normal is 86. we will be dropping off that . the humidity stays with us through today and ton. a couple thunderstorms around, mainly later tonight into tomorrow. then tomorrow could be an active day. showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. as that front pushes through, looking at this, 82, 79, 81 and 82. those are your temperatures heading into the middle to the

rainfall amounts already pushing an inch here, westminster had nearly half an inch, and monroe .0018 of an inch. 79 degrees this morning with cloudy skies. there that south wind, sew with have a little bit of a breeze today. 75, 72 in winchester. ten the cold front off to our west today, and it is bringing in heavier showers right now, as the warm front lifts up to our north, but the cold front kicks in late this afternoon. a few could be strong or severe. watching say really southern maryland, and other towards del mar, and back behind it, much less humid conditions. going to be feeling so good by tomorrow. our future cast showing you showers through the morning, a little break maybe midday, and then kicking up in afternoon with the cold front into the evening hours and then overnight, skies will gradually clear things out and cool us down. in fact, we are talking 50's and 60's, and we will stay on the cool side for the better part of the week. so mostly cloudy, showers and thunderstorms are likely. we do have that flash flood in watch. the highs between 84 and 88 degrees. clearing

in the range from about 70 at west min westminster. 71 in bel air and 73 in columbia. winds from the northwest are bringing in a cooler drier air mass. the high pressure is pumping that in, and that's helping to keep some of the activity at bay, at least for now. again, that front is down to our south. we are getting the clouds, though, ahead of that activity that's out to our west. the clouds are going to stay with us. we're not going to have just bright blue skies over the next few days, but the clouds will be with us. and just know as this front kind of stays to our south and drifts back a little bit into tomorrow, and then drifts back down again monday and back again on tuesday and all the energy that rides along it will have a chance of a shower today, better chance tomorrow, a chance of a shower on monday, better chance on tuesday, and that's the way it's going to play out. the thunderstorm chances are on the -- on sunday and on tuesday. 8:07 your sunset time today, 9:23 your next high tide. southeast wind with no advisories on the bay at around 5 knots. a light

el hecho que este ex estudiante de westminster pasarÁ de ser un orgullo de esta comunidad a estar acusadopor la clÍnica bio gÉnesis es un desencanto. >>> no hay nada mÁs bonito que la pelota limpia y pura, sin tener que uno inyectarse o tomar lo que sea para ser mejor que otra persona. >>> creo que lo deben suspender de lo que hizo, no se vale. >>> es una mentira rbl, todo el mundo sabe que es mentira. si lo suspenden se lo merece. >>> arlene amaro, univisiÓn >>> a propÓsito esta noche una persona familiarizada con las negociaciones, que se llevan acaba, y que hablÓ en condicion de anonimato. dijo que las grandes ligas informaron a los yankees de new york que rodrÍguez seria suspendido y que presentarÍa a su defensa. . >>> vamos a ver que pasa en las prÓximas horas muestra el famoso paseo peatonal en la ciudad de los angeles. un hombre, condujo un vehÍculo a alta velocidad embistiendo puestos de comerciantes ambulantes las imÁgenes hacen pensar que se tratÓ de una acciÓn premeditada. >>> 12 personas, resultaron heridas, y una joven turista italiana, muriÓ juan carlos gonzÁlez nos trae los

westminster 72 degrees. the most accurate future trend goes in to motion. showers and storms possible in to the afternoon and especially towards tuesday, you will need the umbrella then. if you are out and about, you want to download the storm shield app. the temperature by lunchtime today, coming in around 83 degrees. over the next several days, improving conditions. i will show you the remaining days in a few minutes. >>> you mentioned it, dealing with fog this morning, you might need to use the low beams. look at the speeds across the region. everything is nice and clear on the harrisburg expressway. hunt valley, 16 miles per hour, shawan, everything remains clear heading downtown. 95 harford, going to be in great shape. a live look at 543s no delays pubbing from the harbors that will take you no mall 6 minutes on 695, 11 minutes on the outer loop up to 83. things will remain calm on the west side, 11 minute ride on the outer loop, 795, down to 95. follow me on twitter at maryland traffic. >>> ravens getting ready for a second preseason football game. em

. >>> if you are traveling carroll county, a downed tree, westminster, stone road, may berry. 795s nicelie. southbound lanes 60 miles per hour, no problems getting down to the bellway. heading downtowning jfx, a gray option. 55 map. southbound, making you 11 men's from 695 to fayette. tunnels in great shape. disabled car cleared. live look, west side, nice and clears nothing to get in you way, inner loop, outer loop 795, down to 95. howard county, a live look at inner state 70, columbia pike, clear, westbound frederick or east to the beltway. >>> florida, a 30-foot sink hole opened up near the disney world complex. the guests heard noises and windows breaking as they think so began collapsing. even got out safely. there is a visible crack in the building's base. officials are monitoring the situation. >>> we are following a breaking story, las vegas, police are investigating an off duty officer involved in a shooting. this happened around midnight our time, all the officers ip involved in the shooting are doing okay. they are not giving details about the circumstances that led to the sh

we visited the facility in westminster, getting an up close and personal look. >> it's unique to the young school. what it allows is for children to stay together for a number of years as they grow. >> reporter: don't let this opportunity to put a smile on a child's face pass you by. join our efforts and pack a backpack today. you have the powmpletz preston mitchum. >> this goes through thursday, so there's time to donate. for a full list of dropoff low cations, go to abc2news.com/school supplies. >> that box in the lobby is starting to fill up. >>> what do they do wednesday the bell rings at the end of the day. >> afterschool activities is a time to work on people skills. it will help them make new friends and get all their homework done. depending on what they take up it could help them sharpen problem solving skills. >> getting them, you know, the idea of what are your options. that as a big problem. what do you think about that. that can be a great conversation to have. it builds those skills that they can take on in the future. >> the best thing to remember as a parent is to let

to 84 at patapsco river. 79 annapolis and kent island, 81 columbia and rock hall, 80 bel air, 82 westminster. winds coming from from the southwest are going to bring temperatures up to at least our average, which is now 86, soon to be 85. coming in from that direction, most of our neighbors are in our range. cooler air to the northwest. we have a lot of disturbance around. we expect there's going to be a few ripples coming through here unfortunately this afternoon. there's a lot of activity this evening into tonight that could be the optimum times for the storms moving into tennessee, west virginia and into maryland. a front that's going to be rolling through here and stalling out is going to brings a chance for showers through the next several days as it will allow for several of these ripples to ride along it. that front is not going to clear out. there could be thunderstorms every afternoon at least for the next five days. marty will talk about that in the first warning weather forecast. 8:46 your next high tide. 86 degrees today. a couple of showers and thunderstorms later. over night's

today it's the sixth annual shop with a cop event in westminster. >>> as you were getting ready to gohelping those less fortunate. abc news teamed up with the young school for the annual back to school supply drive. we're collecting all the essentials for local kids in need. we have donation a sites in nearly every neighborhood. for a full list go to abc2news.com/schoolsupplies. >>> america's money, brought to you by choice hotels. #12kw >>> what the cdc wants you no know about a public health nuisance. >>> a live look at the inner harbor right now. you can't tell but it could be foggy and that could effect your morning commute. we have maryland's most accurate forecast straight ahead. >>> it's tuesday morning. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charlie courthouse -- krouse. >>> we have a deg fog dense fog advisory until 10:00 this morning. this extends off to the north and points southward. take it easy this morning. that's going to hinder your commute. right now temperatures coming in at 64 in davidsonville, 63 in jessup. as we continue through the day we will be seeing plenty of sunshine in

. >>> today kids in westminster will get much needed school supplies. the kids will be paired with a police officer to shop for backpacks and other items needed. >>> firefighters have been trying to reach a deal with the city and this morning there's one on the table. the deal that could get them more money but longer work weeks. >>> the senator theater is ready to reopen. when you will be able to catch a film at the historic landmark theater. >>> this morning after months of back and forth negotiates for baltimore baltimore city firefighters have reached an agreement on more pay and longer work week. members of the fire union are expected to vote on the deal. it would give firefighters a pay raise in exchange for working more hours. they would add an extra five and a half hour to their work get. they would get an extra $9,000 for firefighters with 10 years experience >>> a baltimore landmark now scheduled to reopen. october 10th the new senator is said to reopen to the public. this after a $3.5 million make over. there are three additional small screen

he has miscalculated not only the mood amongst applications here at westminster but of the british publicn damage. he's damaged, and it will take a long time for him to recover. in damascus president assad said his country will defend itself against any aggression. u.n. weapons inspectors will stay until saturday looking for any chemical weapons use. many are shocked and panned in an explosion in the city. it scenes like this are a regular occurrence in syria. so now the focus is on the united states and if president obama will act without his closest ally and friend. hhe said that countries who violate international norms by use of chemical weapons should be held accountable. >> russia and china are opposed to any military strikes against syria, especially without what they call concrete proof. the assad recream used chemical weapons in the attacks. russia sent two warships to the mediterranean. craig, what is the latest on russia and china's reaction to possible military strikes? >> we are having trouble getting our live shot out of hong kong. we'll return to craig if we can get that ba

>> my reading of what happened in westminster, that is it. the british government is not expecting to be able to get parliamentary support for action. the words, i get it from david cameron suggests he will have to admit defeat and if others want to take military action against syria, although they may have the vocal support of david cameron, they won't have the official british participation. >> thank you very much. the latest fascinating stuff coming out of london. just before that i spoke with a former state department official, now the president on the council of foreign relations. seem that there is something of a pause in the rush strike syria. is this the right thing to be doing? >> i actually agree with you that there is something of a pause. i think this is a healthy thing. all of this talking about what we are likely to do seems to dilute the impact, certainly on the receiving side. because the u.s. government has to spend so much time reassuring those who fear that this is going to become some kind of a quagmire. so every time the

good morning to you and good morning to westminster where you're sitting pretty at 64 degrees as welle should be for this time of the year is at 65. we're seeing that in churchville this morning. also around centerville and mardell 63 and shady side at 64 as well. not picking up on a lot for today. that's good news. we will get rain through the next couple of days. in the meantime enjoy what you have for today and tomorrow. that's lots of sunshine. if you want to do that jog you can pick any of the day to do that. we will see the sunshine in full force until 3:00, coming in around 86 degrees. 3:00 and beyond i must add. if you want to send in your beautiful photo we would love to have it. send it to pix@wmar.com. this is some good timing, especially since we will dry things out towards the weekend. we will be nice and mild with temperatures in the low 80s. we will be back to below average. now a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> there's a lot to tell you about right now. your commute could be a hectic one this tuesday morning. serious crashes shut down northbound 95 approaching 69

it has run into the cold realities of westminster politics, it's weak hold over the parties in the governing coalition, and the indications from the labour party that they would not go along with the motion, and that they would hear first as to what the u.n.'s weapons inspectors had to say. of course, the spector that hangs over british politics and as it does many other countries is that of iraq, and that limits political possibilities for a british government to take firm action in a situation like this, and it means we could end up with a rather strange situation with the united states potentially going it alone if they were to act very quickly without their british allies, whom they would have countedden. >> that is the context of the transatlantic special relationship. >> reporter: it is extraordinary. and it's quite ironic, if you like. in theory you've got a government here which is more to the right, center right government dominated by the conservative party, and. theory a democrat party with president obama obviously in power in the left. so it's not necessarily what you might have

>> my reading of what happened in westminster, that is it. the british government is not expecting to be able to get parliamentary support for action. the words, i get it from david cameron suggests he will have to admit defeat and if others want to take military action against syria, although they may have the vocal support of david cameron, they won't have the official british participation. >> thank you very much. the latest fascinating stuff coming out of london. just before that i spoke with a former state department official, now the president on the council of foreign relations. seem that there is something of a pause in the rush strike syria. is this the right thing to be doing? >> i actually agree with you that there is something of a pause. i think this is a healthy thing. all of this talking about what we are likely to do seems to dilute the impact, certainly on the receiving side. because the u.s. government has to spend so much time reassuring those who fear that this is going to become some kind of a quagmire. so every time the

. >> reporter: plenty of repercussions to be hammered out in westminster, but back to you, stephen, inoha. >> thank you very much. the japanese government has once again condemned the use of chemical weapons in syria. the chief cabinet member said that the government won't tolerate the use of poison and added japan's position on the syria crisis remains unchanged despite the u.n. against intervention. the china said u.n. investors must be able to complete their investigation. all parties should avoid pre-judging the results and not push the security council to take action. syria's closest ally is send two navy ships to the mediterranean. president putin said the ships are needed to secure military presence. they've had a presence in the region for decades. >> reporter: it was the height of the cold war that the deal was struck. in 1980, the leader brezhnev led agreement with the then syrian president. it was strategy that immediately turned the soviet union and then later russia into a major player in the tinderbox of the middle east 04 year 40 years ago. what does russia get from the

. >> welcome to westminster in review. back at the big events since easter. coming up on this program, the chancellor said there are billions of pounds to come. sociale money for ever spending. >> britain will spend more at the percentage of its national income all caps on investment in this decade despite the act that in the previous decade spending was being wasted in industrial area what's the conservatives unite around referendum about our place in the european union and >> they deserve a say deserve to be given a real choice. to paraphrase, that which our forefathers equipped -- and bequeath. fax probably gets the go-ahead for gay couples to marry. -- >> gay couples get the go- ahead to marry. for me and raphael, it is being equal in the eyes of the law. >> let's begin at the heart of government. and what can be described as the end of an era. thatcher.of lady the female prime minster was a charismatic and divisive. her home was number 10 downing street for more than a decade. as family and friends and political allies paid their respects to the woman kn

westminster, 75. annapolis, 77. all you know uniformally muggy. we had gusty south winds today as well. want to show you not just the current conditions but a look at how things unfolded tomorrow in case you're headed to the beempt -- to the beach. things are going to be a wet start to the weekend but things should improve as we go in to saturday and sunday. i know the big race coming up down at ocean city there sunday morning. upper 70s now. winds from the south. humidity continues to crank up to peak season levels. it may be cooler than average for early august but it's every bit as humid and more humid than normal as we go in to the day tomorrow. all that moisture will be squeezed out as rain at some point, we think late in the afternoon as things get a little more unstable atmospherically and tomorrow. things will ramp up toward 5:00, 6:00. could impact the bel air barbecue fest tomorrow evening. i'll be out there for that. we could be dodging raindrops to say the least but i think things will improve through the night. take a look at the setu

out toward westminster. and maybe even out in howard would be -- county be able to get a late nine hole round in. for now, thicks quiet through the overnight howevers. probably definite decent time getting to sleep here. don't expect any thunderer to rumble quite yet. but that could change into the day tomorrow. we topped out today around 90 degrees. even places like eastton you were well into the upper 80s. humidity high. heat index still high. still feeling like mid-80s here and the summer humidity back in force. and it will fuel and aid and abet thunder showers maybe we'll get some fairly gusty thunderstorms too in spots. and you can see that humidity very high through the day tomorrow but we expect to drop midweek into the end of the week and be much more pleasant around here. just have to get through the day tomorrow. see things already ramping up. this is our main frontal boundary. slow to move and there's an outflow. kind of a little stationary front. but our main front is on the move coming out of th

. >>> tomorrow kid in westminster will get much needed school supplies.aired with a police officer to shop for backpacks and supplies. they will get lunch and play games with the police officers. >>> many of your kids are getting ready to head back to school next week but before going back to the classroom they may need to get vaccinations. so the baltimore county department of health wants to make it easy for you and your family. today and wednesday the department will provide recommended vaccines at no cost for children up to the age of 18. today's clinic will be held from 8:30 until 4:30 at wood lawn health center wednesday they are going to go from 8:30 until 4:30 at eastern family resource center in order to get the free vaccinations children must be eligible. >>> with summer winding down we are getting rade for the 11 best days of the season. preparations are underway for the -- preparations are underway for the maryland state fair that kicks off friday and runs through labor day. you and your family ken joy carnival games and rides and great -- can

westminster you are at 64 right now. here's what it looks like at the surface.waiting for the cold front to move through as we go through the rest of the day. by tonight, you will get the clearing and the mild drier air will trickle in here as you head towards tomorrow. and it's going to linger going into the week-and beyond. and -- weekend and beyond. we are monitoring the system right there and trying to see if it becomes a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. only has a 10% chance. abc2's most accurate future trend not picking up on a whole lot. plenty of sunshine going towards tomorrow and. plenty of sunshine going towards tomorrow. let's go ahead and end on the forecast as it's going to be gorgeous as we head towards saturday and sunday. let's check the traffic now with lauren. >> reporter: well, we are dealing with a major disruption right now to light rail service. a track trush has hit power lines in cockeysville suspending service between-- truck has-- a trash truck has hit a power line in cockeysville suspending service between. 70 is clear as well a

despite the vote at westminster against the deployment of any force, is it, do you think, still a question, not if the west attacks syria? >> well, obviously the u.s. position on this has yet to be entirely determined. the latest comment from the president they will look at the reports of the u.n. inspection of the chemical attack site. but it does seem there is momentum for this. the uk parliament saying not for action at this time, might change in the future, would suggest there might be a cause and effort into next week as more facts are available and the positions are reconsidered. >> reporter: so it's still a possibility. u.s. officials have been stressing and very aggressively talking to chuck hagel and john kerry and joe biden is aggressive towards syria but they are stressing any strike would be surgical, that is the word they like to use, what does that mean? >> well, surgical is a relative term. mostly or most likely the first way would involve attacking missiles and submarine station would put attacking force out of harm's way and syrian defenses and allow them to an area of 50

closure coffers roughly five miles of the freeway in the westminster area.t's part of a $277 million project to connect car pool lanes and knock down an aging bridge. but five miles, a big problem down there. >>> it is 4:57 right now. saying good-bye to a peninsula institution last lapse at malibu grand prix will take place this weekend. we'll take you inside for a final farewell. >>> new this morning. a man jumps from a busy interchange in east san jose. i'll tell you what led up to this coming up. >>> plus the search is on for a hit-and-run driver in the bay area. we'll tell you what the family is offering as it searches for some kind of area. >>> i'm meteorologist christina loren. feeling tropical out there. you're at 68 to kickoff the day in sunnyvale. we have thick fog at the coast. big story is major changes between saturday and sunday. we'll take you through the weekend forecast. >>> speaking of saturday and sunday, that means today is friday, approaching the weekend. traffic starts to slow right now. i'll get the words in my mouth as welcoming up soo

in carroll county there's another accident in westminster on meadow branch road at kriders church road you want to be extra careful traveling in frederick as well as on 83. you're taking a look at padonia road, no significant delays as you make the push to the beltway. traffic will remain nice and clear as you get on to the jfx and head into the city. 95 downtown at 395 traffic moving along. no delays from the white marsh area to the fort mchenry tollways here's a look at the latest drive times, no problems on the south side of the 95. traveling northbound from route 100 up to the beltway, typical drive time of 6 minutes. the west side of 695 starting to congest. 2 minutes from my last report drive time wise to travel the outer loop from 795 to 95. that will take you 13 minutes. over in parkville nothing to get in your way as you make the push towards the towson area. >>> more legal problems for delegate don dwyer. he's been charged with driving under the influence. abc2's roosevelt leftwich is live in millersville with more on what dwyer's colleagues are saying about this latest arres

. >>> kids in westminster will have a special guest with them when they head back to back to school shoppingt the shop with the cop is taking place in westnster. and the kids will have the chance to pick out the school supplies and then have lunch and play games with officers. more than 500 local schools children in need are helped through the program that started 6 years ago. >>> the kids are getting ready to head back to school. and before going back to the classroom they may need immunizations. baltimore county department of health wants to make it easy for you as possible. today and wednesday the department provides recommended vaccines at no cost to children up to the age of 18. today's clinic will be held from 8:30 to 4:30 at wood lawn health center and wednesdays will go from 8:30 to 4:30 at the eastern family resource center. >>> news time 6:52. they were coming back from a fallston high school basketball game what stop sign almost ended their lives and they are use their accident as a way to help others. josh wilson was in the driver's seat and brandon weinhold in the passenger seat

good morning columbia, you're at 67 degrees and westminster 68 degrees.coming in at 71. these temperatures are above average, not feeling too bad but we have more humidity to deal with today. there's that shower that i'm talking about as we go towards the afternoon, so a possible -- possibly some thunderstorms popping up across the area. as we work into tomorrow, more of the same, more showers, a possibility for thunderstorms in the forecast and then things start to improve as we head towards friday, but especially by the weekend. i want you to make sure you go to our web site download the storm shield app. it will keep you safe if one of those storms turns severe in your neighborhood it will alert you. this is what we can expect for the high temperature, the lunchtime temperature coming in at 84 but the high temperature is around 78 for today. let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >>> there's a little bit of fog out there this morning, the worst conditions are along the harrisburg expressway or west of the city in frederick. might need to use low

a taste of the kind of debate we're likely to hear in the palace of westminster later today. now we know a second debate will be necessary if or when britain decides to use military force against syria. >> thank you very much, barnaby. >>> yemen does not have enough food to feed its population of almost 24 million. the u.n. estimates that nearly 60% of yemen children under the age of 5 are malnourishedemalno. tell us more, hasham. >> reporter: this is a real problem in yemen. the problem is it's been mishandled by former governments under the pretension that yemen faces other problems like the instability and the fight against al qaeda, but this is a real problem in the country. by the time families discover that their children are ma malnourisheded they have to go long distances to provide them with treatment. by the time they get to hospitals, it's really too late, and the damage is irreversible. now yemenese say they will do the best to tackle the report, but as we see in the report, it's a far more complex issue. a new child admitted to the therapeutic feeding center of t

a military operation against syria has come up against new hurdles both abroad in the home and westminster where parliament's about to meet prime minister cameron is unlikely to get the main opposition party onside to approve a strike earlier the u.n. security council failed to agree on how to act but britain says even without sanction an attack will be justified on humanitarian grounds laura smith reports from london. david cameron has realised that he's probably not going to get the votes for an immediate motion on military strikes on syria and so he's put the brakes on slightly opposition leader ed miliband said that he was going to make his m.p.'s votes against any such motion and also it became clear that around seventy of cameron's own m.p.'s looked like they were going to vote against so now there's going to be a much more softly softly approach there will be a debate on thursday but m.p.'s instead of being asked to vote immediately on military action will be asked to vote on a strong humanity. alleged use of chemical weapons cameron now says and the government say that they will no

efforts to tackle the causes of protests one of the former senior policy adviser on equality says westminster has learned no weston's from the unrest two years ago. the government is one of the most incompetent polk's wall governments we've ceding british political history. tends to run into the sound ending glorious ineffective fadia i don't think the needs of the community all the conditions that give rise to the two thousand two thousand and eleven. disturbances have been simply exacerbated made more acute and there is a bigger group of people now affected so i think the likelihood of a repetition of the kind of seeds we saw two thousand and eleven is it is almost inevitable given the government's role to failure to respond to the needs and issues to what they call zs and catalyst all but the two thousand and eleven disturbances. coming up for you with god cars making stars videos from vehicles in russia get scores of hits online as dashboard cameras capture some of the most bizarre and hilarious highway escapades we explore how the country's become the world authority on this so-called da

taxpayers are unhappy especially since they are enduring a stary while westminster is fans a larger proportion of their money on foreign assistance than any other g eight nation party sarah firth and a panel of guests discussed the budget blunder. seemingly endless government cuts and without anyone tightening their belts and claims that the government has been less than careful with the public has been met with understandable concern britain's foreign aid spending has once again come under this public scrutiny whilst at home whitehall waste has in the recent past including amongst other things spending on motivational magicians so have the government tried one trick too many to convince the british taxpayer that being careful with money or hates work i'm joined by three guests other than the girl for the taxpayers' alliance. from left to see and john hillery from the world want to thank you very much for joining us taxpayers a lot of the areas that should be focused i mean i think those who are just absolutely i mean if you look at councils across the country they're spending local government

the closure covers roughly five miles of the 405 in the westminster area. the closure is part of a $277 million project to connect carpool lanes and knock down an aging bridge. >>> an emotional morning as tornado survivors, they head back to school. take you to moore, oklahoma, for the very first day of classes since two campuses took that direct hit by a massive twister. >>> plus, one final lap for a popular attraction on the peninsula. the special plans for the closure of malibu grand prix. >>> we will take a look at the new jobs movie and we will have a follow-up on our gadget friday, coming up in business and tech. >>> looking forward to that scott. temperatures and humidity on the rise this afternoon, but the big story in the weather department, major temperature swings for the all-important weekend. i will have those numbers coming up. >>> and let's give you another look back out there. this is in sunol off of 680 with the temperatures rising, the traffic also backing up. it's been rough out there, tellinging us,get around t have more on that after th

temperatures now quite warm, coming in at 70 degrees in westminster, more of the same in ellicott city. good morning, boston, you're at 70 degrees as well and annapolis you're at 74. across the eastern shore this morning a bit warmer in centreville at 76 degrees, easton 74 and northeast now you're coming in at 70 degrees. we look at what's going to be happening as we go ahead. so for today we do have the potential, again, for some stormy weather and this potential will stick around right into friday, and the reason why is we're waiting for this cold front to move through. we're in between the warm front, the cold front, that's the warm sector, and that's usually where the showers and thunderstorms fire up. so that's what's going to be happening for us today. we got a round of it yesterday. we'll have another potential as we head towards tomorrow as well. abc 2's most accurate futuretrend picks up on that. so as you head out the door this morning, make sure you do have that rain gear and also make sure you go and download our storm shield app. it will keep you ahead and safe from the st

atmosphere we is that moisture to create some thunderstorms. 75 at the airport. 75 in annapolis. 70 in westminsterw points are around 70 degrees, as well. we could pick up a lot of cloud cover. there is some fog out there and maybe some drizzle. if we get some breaks in the overcast, that will help to create the thunderstorms. the sunshine is love the atmosphere uses as fuel. if it stays cloudy, that will cut down the chance for rain. just a few sprinkles in southern maryland. mostly cloudy to start. maybe some sunshine. warm and humid with a chance for showers and thunderstorms. the same thing tomorrow. 60% chance for a shower of thunderstorm. 50% on saturday as the front comes through. behind the front will be reay nice on sunday and monday with afternoon highs in the low 80's. >> it is almost time to go back to school. >> the list of things to buy can be overwhelming. bob hanson has some tips on what not to buy. >> sending your kids off to college is an exciting time. but it is not cheap. four children and they are two years apart. >> some sheets. figure out what they really need. >> parents ne