it may just touch the maryland line imrairp the other one, a pretty strong storm just east of williams port. and the one that just popped up in culvert county is moving east and wasn't even here 2 minutes ago. there's nothing going on in the west. take a look at the temperatures. it's been a warm afternoon. we still have thosed a riseries in effect until 9:00, a severe tomorrow watch all areas 'of the mountains. right now, we're at 96, but the dew point has come way down to a dry 59. locally around the area, temperatures still in the low to mid 90s. it could be dropping to the 70s. now, heat index at 94 degrees with a dew point of 59 feels like 96. there is no heat index. and there's relief on the way. >>> thank you. let's check on the roads with chrissy. >> it continues to get busy out there. the delay still stretches from charles street to the herring parkway. and things are still very congested on the outer loop. northbound 95, traffic does slow down again. as far as accidents go, at southbound 195 at the beltway and baltimore boulevard and sunset lane, and another one reported at bonn s

east of us for the weekend, just want to point out here north and east of wrms port to scan -- williams porto scranton and new jersey, maybe we'll see showers and storms as we get into late saturday, saturday night. we're going to sit high and dry right through the weekend. it looks fantastic around here. as we look at the forecast, nothing but green on the board. 85 today. tonight 65 in town but some upper 50s are still possible in the cooler spots. 89 tomorrow. then sunday the hottest day at 92. going to the shore this weekend, nice forecast there as well. temperatures in the water anyway still a little cool for me at 66 but 86 saturday. 91 sunday. and monday a little cooler at 84 and that's at ocean city. up forward ha hoe both. -- up toward rehoboth. looking at the rest of our seven-day, by the time we get to monday, won't be as hot. probably mid- to upper 80s. could be an afternoon storm. same story tuesday, mid-80s. by wednesday and thursday, this is when we have showers and storms moving ahead of the next strong cold front. temperatures cooling to the low 80s. let's go outside. it's a

port visits. it can get pretty mundane but you're out there for a purpose. >> reporter: that's what williams looked into. he did a story yesterday walking around the ships to find bout what life is -- out what life is like. >> in the year 1812, baltimore's harbor and the fort was the site of what is now naval history. the year is 2012 and baltimore again is at the center of the naval world. in june 14th through june 18th. naval vessels from around the world will be gracing our fair city. >> the sailabration is -- is really a salute to america's naval power and a commemoration of the war of 1812. and as such as part of the grand celebration all along the eastern seaboard. baltimore is host to 40 naval vessels and about ten to 15 tall ships so class as and class bs. >> among those is the tall ship from ecuador and south america. a ship built in 1977 and serves as a training vessel for sailors of the country's naval academy. >> to have 250 people and we are sailing out -- 151 people. >> of the 151 people on board, eight are women. and these ships have all the technology at their disposal. things that

port. and i am denise koch. and i'm with tim williams. this sailabration is going to include fireworks, it's going to include music. there's a lot of food around here, let me tell you that. obviously the ships that you can tour for free as you were saying. >> that's right. >> it's really a wonderful event. you should try to come down in the next week. >> that's right. and the weather has played a pretty nice role so far. ships came in with a nice breeze. the blue angels have been practicing all afternoon. so the weather is really just a perfect background for all of this. and for more on how it's going to play out for the rest of the weekend, we send it in to bob turk. take it away, bob. >> it is a beautiful afternoon. and it will continue well into the weekend and beyond for father's day. take a look at temps now. up to 80 degrees. that's the highest i've seen. the dew point is up a little bit. humidity at 47%. east winds at 7. occasionally, we've seen gusts at 30. 77, elkton and easton, patuxent. 78 in hagerstown. ocean city with the wi

well when it comes to robbing a bank low return on investment of porting to researchers it turns out i guess this adds to our guest william k. black these is that the best way to rob a bank is to own one let's get to today's capital account. let's look back a couple of months to remember when oil prices spiked to one hundred ten dollars a barrel for west texas intermediate crude or one hundred twenty five dollars a barrel for brant crude that was in march and in the mainstream media and from u.s. politicians we heard a lot about those evil oil speculators but when oil prices fall more than twenty percent as they happen in recent weeks the analysis is just plain old supply and demand you'll hear a lot about it noise aside when you look at production since two thousand and six global crude output has pretty much been flat and you can see that more or less in this chart of opec crude oil production since two thousand and five it hasn't changed very much over the years and in fact today opec which is the organization of the petroleum exporting countries and which sees itself as the oil markets prime regulator they met and acc

port to talked-about. it is unsettled in the atmosphere, so you get isolated thundershowers even in the morning. there's no thunder or lightning associated with it. southeast of manassas in prince william county about to cross over into northern stafford county is a little downpour riding along and south of 234 and prince william parkway. in lorton there is a downpour around the potomac and headed into northwestern charles county. there are few showers. we could see if you later today mainly along and west of the blue ridge highs in the mid to upper 80s. 87 with humidity and today. cranking up the heat tomorrow. now to lisa baden. >> northbound branch avenue at the outer loop, collision on the exit ramp. to head out of waldorf to get into clinton, if you have to deal with that. let's see if i can go to newschopper 7, looking at 270. the left side looks gorgeous. no major delays out of germantown, gaithersburg rockville. newschopper 7 in less than 10 minutes again, so sit around -- stick around. >> the controversy at the university of virginia continues. >> the school's board of visitors has chosen a replacement for president teresa sullivan. john gonzalez has more. >> the announcement

william parkway. we have reports of a disabled vehicle tying up a lane. slowing everybody down there. and 395 heavy from the beltway to portary and then crossing the 14th street bridge. will, over to you. >> thank you, lauren. >>> with virginia's primary day behind us, one of the most anticipated u.s. senate contests heats up. the matchup between republican george allen who won last night, and democrat tim kaine who was nominated by his party is being closely watched. not only in virginia, but all across the country. we expect to speak with george allen tomorrow on this broadcast. this morning, check it out. we have tim kaine, the former governor of virginia, joins us live from richmond. mr. kaine, good to have you with us. >> good to have you with us. >> virginia has sent a message that they have had enough of failed policies coming out of washington. i read your statement last night. congratulations on the nomination. are you ready for a fight, respect you? >> when george allen talked about failed policies coming out of washington, that's what the u.s. is election is about, because george allen is a senator in washington