winchester, 37. ocean city is at 44 degrees. here is your forecast for today. plenty of clouds. we'll see more morning showers and drizzle and mist, a cool start to the day. high today though about 50 degrees. that is more mild than we were yesterday. it will be rather breezy, winds out of the northwest 10 to 15 miles per hour and we are hoping we'll get some rays of sun in here the latter part of the afternoon. we'll have to see. >> let's check in with julie wright and find out what is happening out on the roads this morning. >> we've got some problems because we had that stalled car on the outer loop of the beltway over near georgia avenue. that has cleared. delays leaving 95 college park headed around in towards silver spring. southbound 95, 295 looking good out of laurel. no problems reported coming in from 29. southbound 270, you guys are busy on the top side approaching and passing 109. not a bad commute but deal with

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up into frederick and winchester and then parts north and west, that's where you might have that chanceo get in on a little bit of a changeover, a little bit of a mixing there, but again i don't anticipate any problems on the roads tomorrow morning, anything like that. as a matter of fact, i don't even think you'll wake up tomorrow morning and see any hint that there may have been a little mixing overnight. farther down to the south it's all plenty warm, fredericksburg 37, so not really the setup we had last night where we had cold enough temperatures aloft to have a changeover. still those showers tomorrow morning, another messy morning commute it looks like, just enough rain and drizzle to cause some problems. 38 degrees to start. now we will bump it up to 45 degrees by lunchtime tomorrow and i still think some showers tomorrow afternoon. these showers look like they'll begin to taper off a little bit, but with the area of low pressure coming up passing to north and east of us, it will start to get breezy. we think the winds tomorrow will gust out of the north and west 20, 25 miles pe

around freezing frederick to winchester.nd leesburg, as well. 53 the high electricity for tomorrow. and like i said earlier, this is going to be a system next week, different than the system this week. this week it was cool, showery, an easterly wind. next week, a west-southwest wind, and that means plenty warm. 70 to 75 degrees monday and tuesday. and with that kind of mild air, that means the possibility of not only thunderstorms, but severe weather. and i do think that on tuesday, we could have some severe thunderstorms around the area. in the 60s. >> at least it's going to warm up some. >> correct. >> thanks, veronica. have a good weekend. >> too. barbara? ♪ >>> is there a law for start times on construction projects? what really happens to items that you recycle? and why is there no j street in washington, d.c.? it's friday, which means time to "ask liz." >> nice to see you. >> this question comes from jeff in washington, d.c. he wants to know, is there a law regarding a start time for noisy construction projects. >> so

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. >> i call the planning code of the regulatory winchester. there are passages that lead nowhere, all kinds of crazy editions. supervisor mirkarimi has been a great partner to simplify and clarify. it should be clear to a business owner what i can and can't do. all regulation should have a public purpose. what is the threat to the neighborhood? having a toaster obverses not having a toaster. does it matter? the things we need deregulate are the things that matter the most to the neighborhood knowing that resources are not always going to be limited. that is what we tried to do with legislation, making it simple and clear. if there did not seem to be a public purpose served by the regulation, can we do without it? president o'brien: were you going to say something to commissioner adams? -- something, commissioner adams? commissioner adams: this is a great starting point. >> if you wish to have a broader discussion and look on legislation, it is certainly something that i would like to keep going with as long as it is compatible with our goals,

but we will see light snow to the north and west towards winchester, martinsburg, frederick, hagerstownlight snow overnight tonight. most of the area will see rain, maybe mixed with snow. even around washington with temperatures around 35 degrees. 32 in warrenton and 34 towards fredricksburg. so a cold morning tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon, it will all be rain. 53 degrees for a high temperature on your saturday. 53 in warren beton. once again, expect the umbrellas to be handy tomorrow, but not a washout. only a 30% chance of showers. sunday looking good right now with a high of 57. monday, up to 70 degrees before a cold front moves through and brings the chance of strong to severe storms on monday night. tuesday, temperatures cool back down to around 65 degrees. something else going on on sunday. i'll be at restin town center for the kidney walk, starts at 2:00 on sunday. come and join me out there. the should be beautiful. 57 degrees under partly cloudy skies, to a great cause. the first annual kidney walk. thanks. >>> all right. and let's take a look at sports tonight and talking about

nice to be back up towards normal for a change. 41 in town, 39 frederick, 38 in hagerstown and winchester, too. where we're getting some of this mixing taking place, don't worry. temperatures are not supporting any slippery conditions on the roads. certainly by tomorrow morning it won't be any different either. showers, a little drizzle tonight, 30s everywhere, temperature in town upper 30s, winds north 5 to 10 miles per hour and for tomorrow we'll start off with showers, 38 degrees, still some showers passing by at noon and tomorrow afternoon we think the wind is going to kick up, 20 to 25 miles per hour. so it will be a little bit breezy late, a few showers saturday, sunny sunday and it warms up next week, but still we bring back more rain and some thunderstorms for monday into tuesday. lindsay murphy is back in. opening day out at nats park. she'll have more details on all the sporting news when the edge continues. stay with us.  >>> good evening. i'm lindsay murphy. capitals defenseman dennis wiegmann took a hard hit during tuesday's game and wasn't in the lineup tod

gust, it is feeling cold out there when you factor these. 23 out of the northwest for d.c. 20 in winchester25 for martinsburg. factor that in with the current temperatures and we're talking temperatures feeling like it is in the 30s in a lot of locations including downtown at 38 degrees. 35 in martinsburg. 39 in luray and 36 degrees in frederick. here is a look at the national picture. we're looking at the snow that really impacted parts of the midwest and also really the northeast where the nor'easter is going to bring a lot of snow into parts of maine, massachusetts, and vermont. winter warnings in effect. if you have travel plans or people coming from this area, we have winter warnings in effect where we can get one, two feet of snow locally. in some of the locations at the worst of it. the future cast for our area, we talked about the chance for some snow once again. here we go. by 3:00, maybe some light scattered showers. for the most part, partly cloudy through tonight. it will be breezy. the breezes don't calm down until after midnight. tomorrow, look again. another system coming on

winchester, 37. here in the city, 39. ocean city, the warm spot, 45. mostly cloudy skies, early showers, still cool. 50degrees your daytime high out of the north and west. more details on the foolish forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> a look at this morning's top stories actually top charles county school administrator is under arrest accused of stealing federal grant money and spending it on herself. 40-year-old rhayda barnes- thomas faces federal charges for using money intended for school children in some of the poorest neighborhoods. >>> it is judgment day for a virginia man who murdered his wife and two stepchildren. carrillo dean will be sentenced today for the shooting death of elizabeth dean and her two children. as part of his agreement, dean will get life in prison with no chance of parole. >>> d.c. mayor convincement -- vincent gray is set to present his budget proposal this morning. gray has not ruled out tax increases but it doesn't appear likely that he will propose a major hike. >>> not even the wet weather could put a damper on openi

this house sort of became like the winchester mystery house. it kept growing and growing, and having more additions and more cars annexed on to it. so at one point it has up to 10 cars. you can see they're using old dash signs or destination signs for fencing, actually, here in the front. so everything gets recycled in carville. later mrs. patriarch's bed and breakfast becomes an episcopal church called st. andrew's by the sea. so here it is in that incarnation. in the back there's a shed there. that's the sunday school, it says. you can see the fence. it was necessary to sort of fight the sand and keep it at bay. it's another pretty famous house on the great highway. it looks sort of like a mechanist myian temple or something. it kept being boxy and then growing. it's in the center here. it was made up of about four or five cars, actually. you could see people had different takes on it. some people liked to keep their cars very exposed and open. kind of have that old sutro land quality to it. so people could see it was a car. and others really

the first happened in west baltimore at winchester and cary streets.e say a 31-year-old male was shot and killed there. the other happened along your rabey park drive where a man was shot and taken to a hospital where he later died. no word this morning on a possible suspect or motive in either cases, but if you have any information, please call police right away. meanwhile a 14-year-old was -- is in custody after he beat his grandmother with a hammer. this happened yesterday morning on 34th street as the teen was getting ready for school. because of his age and pending formal charges, his identity has not been released. >> in this morning's session 2011 report, governor o'malley is expected to reveal a is up mental budget. some say it should impact negotiations. lawmakers continue to struggle reaching an agreement. things like fee increases and policy changes. those were inserted by governor o'malley using the budget reconciliation and financing act. and looking at the big picture, time is quickly running out as legislators are leaving town in a few w

gaithersburg, frederick, leesburg and winchester, you can see some light snow developing through this morning. and then d.c., you might see a little bit of mixing. still at gaithersburg, they're under the snow. you can see by 10:00 for the most part, done with the precip except for maybe around frederick. we'll still see a wintry mix. some scattered showers are possible still throughout the afternoon and then we'll see the clouds start to break up a little bit. some places might see a little bit of sunshine. overall, we're looking at variable cloudiness throughout the day to mostly cloudy conditions and then we're talking about another system coming through on saturday to bring maybe a little bit of rain and some snow mainly in the morning. highs for today generally low 50s including d.c. 47 in hagerstown. 54 in fredericksburg. 50 for annapolis and for luray, 52 degrees. we should be 60s there. it is cold. our seven-day forecast, we're talking breezy conditions also tonight into saturday. if you have plans to go out for dinner tonight, keep that in mind. add an extra layer or so and w

winchester, 38 degrees. as you're stepping out the door this morning, it will feel colder. especially when you factor in the damp weather conditions. here's a look at the future cast. we've got the snow to the north of us. we're going to see the rain this morning. and pretty much all morning for that commute. may slow some folks down. by 10:00, we should be done. see some more scattered showers going through. may see a little bit of clearing. otherwise, mostly cloudy. then for saturday, another chance for some rain and maybe some snow. the highs for today, it is cold. only low 50s. generally for most areas. here is your seven-day outlook. if you have plans for dinner, definitely layer up. tomorrow, a chance for some weather in the morning and then we're drying out by sunday. 58 degrees. here's angie with your traffic. >> thank you, anny. right now, still have some slick pavement to contend with. overall, i'm happy to report, not affecting many of our commutes as far as incidents and accidents are concerned. let's zoom on into your outer loop and show you where things are sl

the center is in santa clara on north winchester boulevard. it's next to mission city memorial park and the event, barbecue today, is from 11:30 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. >>> do you know the law when it comes to distracted driving? can you text and drive? can you dial your cell phone while driving? can you even touch your cell phone when you're behind the wheel? >> can you see the smoke rising out of my ears? today in the bay's bob redell joins us to look at the rules of the road in a new study on distracted driving being released this morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura and brent. in a few hours the state will give us a sense of how much we as californians talk and text bhooin behind the wheel. they have sent people throughout the state to observe distracted driving, specifically when it comes to cell phone use. the results of that survey will be released in a few hours. we'll also learn how many people have been cited for distracted driving statewide. you might recall law enforcement has been in a zero tolerance enforceme

of this time lapse, there are a few peaks of sunshine. 38 degrees in the district and degrees in winchesterd of low but below average. up.wind will pick tomorrow morning, a few sprinkles but overall i pretty and warming gradually toward 60 on sunday. look at tuesday, 73 degrees. that is not a joke on this april fool's day. president obama will visit a facility in landover, maryland today to inspect vehicles usednt major companies. he will discuss the latest jobs released this morning. that athave more on noon today. that athave more on noon today. thanks for watch i can't say enough about them. i can go in, get the things i need, and i know i'm saving money. why would i shop anywhere else? atiant, we want to thank you r making us the store you love to shop for over 75 years. this week, look for savings in every aisle, just for you. like whole fresh pork shoulder roasts, 99 cents a pound. and strawberries and blackberries, buy one, get one free. i p!y for my groceries, and i look at the bottom of the receipt, i'm like, "yes! i did it!" that works for me. more savings every time you shop, wit

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. >> , the commuter rail system go to places like westchester or winchester?>> i don't know the limits of where they operate to but the do us part of the track. >> but they are the operators >> we are the dispatcher, the main tanner, the owner to the track. >> in the beach right situation which is another conundrum, yonah tracking michigan disconnected your own track and michigan how are you proceeding? what progress is being made on you have an aura grant in michigan. has that been obligated? >> i think it is michigan that has the grants themselves. >> okay, but it's for work on your own. >> it's really the part that norfolk southern owns, and our own attract we are improving positive train control and improving the speed of the trains to try to get to 110,000. >> and that is the route that we connected toledo and on through the south shore of lake erie. >> it couldn't connect to toledo if you come down. it's quite a ways north. estimate it goes into detroit but that then -- isn't that the way to both? no, it wouldn't be. >> the route from new york to chicago

. >> , the commuter rail system go to places like westchester or winchester? i don't know the limits of where they operate to but the do us part of the track. >> but they are the operators >> we are the dispatcher, the main tanner, the owner to the track. >> in the beach right situation which is another conundrum, yonah tracking michigan disconnected your own track and michigan how are you proceeding? what progress is being made on you have an aura grant in michigan. has that been obligated? >> i think it is michigan that has the grants themselves. >> okay, but it's for work on your own. >> it's really the part that norfolk southern owns, and our own attract we are improving positive train control and improving the speed of the trains to try to get to 110,000. >> and that is the route that we connected toledo and on through the south shore of lake erie. >> it couldn't connect to toledo if you come down. it's quite a ways north. estimate it goes into detroit but that then -- isn't that the way to both? no, it wouldn't be. >> the route from new york to chicago d