this is beckett ohio and western pennsylvania. we should get through the morning dry -- this is back in ohio and western pennsylvania. they are developing along a boundary that is stalled across central pennsylvania and back into west virginia. anderatures in the 80's were the air masses collide is where you get the showers and thunderstorms. we will be in the collision zone today. the bull's-eye for the possibility of severe weather is in the mid atlantic region. some of these storms later tonight could have wind gusts over 60 miles per hour, large hail, and a slight chance for tornadoes. this morning should be dry, a mix of sunshine and clouds. a chance for thunderstorms this afternoon, most likely late. the high temperature is 82. showers and thunderstorms likely tonight. some will be strong. temperatures drop back into the low end of the 50's. it will turn much cooler for the rest of the week with a high of only 62 tomorrow. a chance for a couple of rain showers, especially in the morning. thursday and friday will be dry. we w

making its way up towards south central pennsylvania. probably going to skip to the north of hagerstown. there are quite a bit of lightning strikes associated with add. you can see these strikes right there on the stand. -- can. some of that rain will make a little bit farther east. for now, the worst of the weather will be aimed at the mountains or the areas north of here. this pink shaded area, all of south-central pennsylvania, north from there. the storms that are developing are tracking to the north east into that watch box. we hit 86 degrees today in baltimore. the normal is only 70 degrees. 91 is the record high, so be it was an unusually warm day. it will get a lot cooler tomorrow. the temperatures will quickly drop from v a's to the 50's to the 40's. expect this wants to get pushed out of here in the next few hours. probably lingering into the morning hours tomorrow. by 8:00 or 9:00, the western part of the state is starting to dry out a little bit. it looks like it'll be kind of what to start the day. stop west wins will shift

this happened in pennsylvania. waking up to news that osama bin laden was killed did little to ease her pain. she was surprised by a lack of sense of relief. she is honoring her sister through her work with the families of flight 93. the group working to finish the memorial to the victims in pennsylvania. >> they lost their lives in the process, but they saved countless lives. we don't know how many. it's crucial that we help people remember that and we give them a place where they can go to remember that. >> construction has started on that memorial. it is expected to be completed by the 10th anniversary of 9/11. construction is also going to be going on at the world trade center. it will be finished by 9/11. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. a local islamic leader is sharing his concerns about the perceptions of muslims here in the united states. he says it is great to recognize this victory, but we should not what the celebration clouded the bigger picture. >> the bigger picture is the general

pennsylvania. it does not include frederick county or montgomery county. if you are in frederick county, you may get hit with a thunderstorm. here's the wide doppler. most of the activity to the west of us up in the pennsylvania area headed for the laurel mountains of pennsylvania. live doppler, again around town, it is very quiet. should be dry commute home. but up to the north and west, we have big thunderstorms between cumberland and hagerstown. some will produce small hail and some heavy rain. in fact, we're looking at flood warnings in pennsylvania and fulton county, pennsylvania until 9:45. we'll come back and tell you when we think those storms will get here and what that means for your morning commute. >>> thank you. >>> the search is on for two men who robbed an armored car. >> matt has been following the story from the beginning and joins us live from southeast dc with the latest. matt. >> anita. for most of the day, this neighborhood has been and as you can see behind me from the police

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. >> good evening, four months before the 10 year anniversary of the terror attack in shanksville, pennsylvania and here in new york city and washington d.c., the most wanted man in the world osama bin laden is dead. president obama said ben bin was killed after a u.s. firefighter in pakistan. >> it was the news that americans and allice waited for 10 years. >> tone, i can report to the american people and world that the united states conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. >> and osama bin laden and the al qaeda network became household names after the september 11th attacks. bin ben's face was synonymous to the growing awareness of terrorism here at home. >> there was a posted out west that said wanted dead or alive. >> bin laden was enjoying himself. raising those carrying out attacks and saying they were overjoyed when they hit the build i said to them be patient. >> bin laden's death has been a long time coming. special forces raided hide outs in the mountains and

lafayette to pennsylvania avenue. i hope the first responders aren't being heavy handers with this crowd, a lot of flags, flights all that kind of thing. joe adams becomed he should flood into the streets to celebrate the republic itself. we have done so after every major event. that is a continuation of what we are hearing from people who say this is in memory of the 72 police officers n new york, the 343 firefighters who died in new york. the news announced in the east room of the white house. after close to a decade. personification of evil in a world that was vflted sideways by the perverse terrorism. osama bin laden has been killed by u.s. military special forces, an order issued by the president of the united states who announced to the nation and the world tonight t had been a successful mission! now what, for the united states and the world reaction. for tonight, it gets

>> i do know here in pennsylvania we are controlled by the republicans. our house, our senate, and our governor are owned by republicans and so they are not interested in the nra, you know, puts a lot of money in lobbying, a lot of money in local contributions and they absolutely control our state and so any responsible gun law has not been passed in our state and people like me, i think, who speak up, i think hopefully we're heard but i think we don't have the power in the state in order to make it happen because in pennsylvania we have two major urban centers but a lot of rural communities represented by rural representatives. but i challenge them to come here with me. let me show you my community. i will show you the victims of gun violence. i'll show you what is left and you tell me what good your lobbying has done for my community. tell me what those guns have done in good for my community. i'll show you the deaths. i'll show you the houses. i'll show you the buildings, the flight. how would good, the overwhelming number of guns on my streets have do

you lost a brother in shanksville, pennsylvania. i imagine the news is overwhelming for you and your family? >> it's been an emotional roller coaster since 7 last night. >> can you talk about getting the phone call or getting the news and what happened after that. >> we were out on a family dinner at my cousins came in from buffalo new york and my nephew came down and my brother's youngest son and we had a nice weekend. and we were sitting down to dinner and i got a phone call from a friend i met over the years, and he pretty much said that hey, bin laden had been killed and he was waiting on it to be confirmed. >> what did you think? >> kind of mixed emotion. my mom is 80 years old and you know and she still lives it like it happened to her yesterday and you kind of held -- i kindth of held it in until it was confirmed i didn't want to let her know because you have to watch out. >> she found out this morning have you talked to her. >> i know my wife has talked to her several times. >> your brother was the oldest of four. and you sa

but saturday afternoon, here comes this disturbance out of pennsylvania. midday in pennsylvania, it's raining starting again in maryland and then the afternoon, we're deeming with this -- dealing with the showers and the next disturbance on sunday now slides south and west of us. so that mother's day is looking a little bit better. here we go for you. this afternoon, there will be a few showers developing later on. still around 70 in town. some low 70s west. it will be breezy. tomorrow afternoon, scattered showers, 72. mother's day now looks mild with only the isolated shower chance, better chance of that south and southwest of washington. for monday, we're looking at a low 70s and a couple of showers still possible next week. we're going into the kitchen. it's mother's day weekend. 9news now at noon returns right after this. >>> tgif. thank goodstness friday. have you ever -- goodness it's friday. have you ever been to a t.g.i.friday's restaurant on the weekend? it's always crowded and we have one of the chefs with us. his name is scott deluke and he's go

i represent western pennsylvania and central pennsylvania and part of eastern pennsylvania. my district has many of the same issues, mr. speaker, that -- very well within the western caulk caucus. . it is a huge barrier and to kill jobs, same things that we certainly experience in western pennsylvania. i'm proud. i chair the largest committee -- subcommittee in agriculture. and i want to go down another road in which -- how government kills jobs, western jobs, whether it's the west or western pennsylvania or frankly throughout the united states. we recently had a hearing, we are doing a proposed united states forest service plan. and our national forests, very clear to differentiate there. they are not national parks. timber is not the only thing. our forests were created to provide us energy, access to oil, to natural gas, to coal, to minerals. that's why they are put in existence. and as we look around the nation, certainly in my congressional district, we have -- my national forest is relatively small compared to some in the west, 513,000 acres but it is profitable and ho

>> pennsylvania, carlisle pennsylvania, the carlisle indian industrial school was probably the most famous and prominent of a series of indian boarding schools set up to radically assimilate american indians into white society. white reformers at the time, this would be the 1870s, 1880s come 1890s. carlisle was closed in 1918 but they saw the american indian race is dying out, is threatened, vanishing a popular word of the time and sort of a combination of fields and policy, they decided the best way to save this supposedly dying race and of course it wasn't really, was to turn them into white's. >> turn them into white's? >> turn them into white's, to send them to these boarding schools which they could not go home for five years. they were for bid and to speak their native languages. their hair in the case of voice was cut short and they were put into white uniforms and sent out to live with white families for the summers. it was a radical exercise and assimilation which did incredible damage to at least two generations of native american students and parenthetically right now there is t

host: patrick is a democrat from pittsburgh, pennsylvania. guest: is interesting, congressman, the way that you lie on the air about the so- called republican commitment that they have to the nation. when you look at the masterpiece of what our world is, the jerusalem bible is very specific about the destruction of all of our world, and god is very specific about the fact that you will be destroyed if you destroy this earth. when you look at the destruction in the state of pennsylvania of our water supply -- we are already seeing a massive pollution, you are a leech. you do not care about their country's energy paradigm. host: patrick, is that what you see as a partial solution, the use of natural gas? caller: yes and no. here is the paradox. in pennsylvania and around the country, they are using these gigantic disel engines that are the size of my house in order to extract the petrochemicals out of the ground. to presume that they are going to use natural gas when natural gas extraction is more polluting than coal, and pennsylvania is being

wreckage of 95 in shanksville, pennsylvania where the action of. >> the president says the attack was a u.s. led attack authorized last week. man official say he was killed in mansion close to the pakistani capital. hundreds and millions react here and around the world. >>> 4:33. a lot federal workers are gearing up for the commute down to dc. linda so is out live at penn station this morning where people will take the train this morning. linda. >> reporter: yeah. i have a feeling that today is not going to be your typical slow monday morning. i actually spoke with a woman this morning who got off her 13- hour shift and she was hearing for the first time thatobin -- so amia bin laden were -- osama bin laden wasdead and she asked me how and when it happened and i told her the details and all she could say was good he he was the devil. a lot of people likened to him an illusive devil. they knew he he was out there and he didn't-- they knew he was out there but didn't know if he would be caught. a lot of people say it's about time. many commuters were working in washington when 9/11 happ

it could produce a little thunder and lightning as it moves up to the york pennsylvania area. it is very widely scattered around here and the more substantial rains are west of the mountains where some heavy showers and thunderstorms are rumbling up through the ohio valley and down to the gulf coast. all of that is going to slowly work in our direction by late tuesday and into wednesday. around here today, temperatures were a little bit warmer than what you would expect on the second day of may. this is the birthday of the year that the normal high hit 70. the pollen count has had a tough season and continues to run in a high range, especially for tree pollen. 66 on the beach at ocean city right now. it is going to be a mild morning. look for partly cloudy skies to start the day and temperatures 57-64 degrees. an unseasonably warm third day of may. this war front is working up the coast. it will be a one-day warm up because the next cold front is already moving in. a little warm-up and then that front gets in here and produces some showers and thunderstorms tomorrow night into

by 9:00, you can see the showers still out to west virginia and pennsylvania.

. >> how did he end up in pennsylvania? >> pennsup vania, carlyle pennsylvania, the carlyle and real -- industrial school was prvedably the most famous and prominence of a series of indian boarding ustrhools set up to assimilate american indians into white society. reformers at the time,nds870's, 1880's andnds89e,s. closed in 1818, but in the american indian race, dying out, threatened, vanishing, a popular word at the time. sort of a combination of guilt and policy. they decided the best way to save the dying race, of course it wasn't really, was to turn them into whites. >> turn them into whites. >> turn them into whites. sinden to boastanding schools wh they could not go home for five years. they were for timdden to speak native lan of aages. the hair was cut short. there were put into white uniforms. never sent out live with white families for the summer, and it was a rf assimilation which did incredible damage to at least two generations of native americans. and actually right now there is a very interesting movement g

but then to the north and south the clouds are heavier and we do see a few scath.ered showers up into pennsylvania also a couple of sprinkles in baltimore county then out to the west in west virginia, a litwale 42t out in crr western maryland. not all that impressive right now. a litwale more actficoity will probably pick up. let's see ce.at happened today. turned out to be a very nice day similar to yesterday. 73 right now at the airport. or i should say downtown. 67 at the airport. are inkl c13 more cloalsthen cambridge, 64. parkton 64, out in western marspotand a litwale cooley c oaion and is only 46 and frostburg only 58. here you see the cloalss. l omething going out here to t west and the clouds stretch into ohio ce.ere there is more rain right now. and a little close tore this l torm system ce.ich wcusl be of sliding across the area and pushing to the south is what's gd sng to save us.

were into pennsylvania and that will be the focus of . through frederick county and as far east as clark county but most of the area not affected. most of the action will deal with tonight. 9:00 p.m. to midnight. maybe a few rumbles of thunder. the big thing you'll notice is the drop in temperatures. 81 and 62 for the high and low. the average high is 72. 78 reported in washington- dulles. 79 degrees. 79 in manassas. the warmer spot in fredericksburg. lookout how far temperatures fall. instead of the low 80's, maybe 58 or 59. low pressure moves north. bringing in the cool and damp air. the rain with -- some leftover showers and maybe some sunshine. definitely a cool day. on thursday, the high takes control of sunshine and probably back to 70 degrees for the day on friday. as we head through the day tomorrow to look for a lingering showers in the morning moving from west to east and lower 50's. 57 at midday. cloudy and cool. some sunshine in the afternoon. many areas remaining in the 50's. up there 60's on thursday. saturday looks great. 7

two pennsylvania judges have made a killing out of juvenile prisoners mark several and michael conahan were convicted of receiving kickbacks for more than two million dollars from the developers of several private detention centers but the real crime according to parents is that these judges then sent more than five thousand children to those very facilities for crimes as small as fighting on a school bus or posting a parody of their teacher on the web my. pm. i. was a god sized sandy fonzo those seventeen year old son edward was a body student and sportsman when he was arrested at an under-age party judge ciavarella locked him out for six months shortly after he got out edward committed suicide eric stefan's he was twelve when judge ciavarella sent him to jail for two years for scratching his mom's car while joyriding or this young man who was a teenager was locked up for months for throwing a piece of steak it is mom's boyfriend so i really cannot believe that being accused of something like thirty steak was all that was needed to be put away the case of the two pennsylvania judges i

two pennsylvania judges have made a killing out of juvenile prisoners mark ciavarella and michael conahan were convicted of receiving kickbacks for more than two million dollars from the developers of several private detention centers but the real crime according to parents is that these judges then sent more than five thousand children to those very facilities for crimes as small as finding on a school bus or posting a parody of their teacher on the web my. god the size of sandy fonzo seventeen year old son and word was a body in student and sportsman when he was arrested at an under-age party just shiver a look at him for six months shortly after he got out edward committed suicide and never looked into you know the whole picture of the kids like i said he'd wind them up one by one and send them away she. sent them to places. you know god knows what went on and then he throws them back and how does a kid deal with that you know my son just never recover from eric's the fonz ski was twelve when judgeship around listen to him to jail for two years for scratching his mom's car while joy wr

this is pennsylvania avenue, lafayette park. you can see the crowds there. large crowds have gathered. we're told a lot of students from george washington, american university and the schools in the area. the students are coming down. they are getting ready. they wanted to celebrate. many of these students of course remember what happened almost exactly ten years ago when al qaeda operatives did what they did in new york, pennsylvania, and right here in washington over at the pentagon. gloria borger is watching this unfold for us. gloria, rare that a president of the united states can make an announcement like this one did? i guess it was about three hours ago? >> well, that's right, wolf. i just literally got off the phone with the national security council who described this as one of the best days of his life and was asking about the confirmation about the fact that this is indeed osama bin laden's body and made it very clear to me that they have multiconfirmations on this and that they have the ability to do what he called run images of body and face of

. >> smaller crowd ganged in pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed. >> strong reaction in the bay area on the impact of bin laden's demise. terry mcsweeney is live in the section of fremont. >> here at little kabul market. fremont has the largest concentration of afghans anywhere in the united states of america and reaction out today, similar to where you might get to any place in america. >> first thing you might notice is the man carrying goat carcasses through the door but the reaction was typically american. >> he killed a lot of our people. exploit our people. he was big devil. so it's a big relief. >> worry about retaliation against relatives. there was a renewed hope and prayer for peace? >> we have a hope that god willing, more senseless killing from afghanistan and pakistan, all these people have been killed, innocent people were killed here innocently. we don't want that to tonight. >> for those that lost loved ones on 9/11 on the flight 93. there is also a sense of relief. >> my son was killed on september 11th and the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day. it

the national weather service four parts of western maryland and washington county and south central pennsylvania. if we switch our view, you will see the lightning strikes in that area. those lightning strikes are accompanied by some showers. that is going to be sliding south and east as the evening wears on. the severe form -- storms will be sticking to our north and west. there is the possibility of a strong storm around here and so much cooler weather is on the way. >> speed cameras will be coming to school zones in howard county. the council voted after a dozen amendments. critics say it speed cameras are an intrusion on privacy, while supporters say the cameras are a way to slow drivers down. >> a baltimore city judge found one of three police officers accused of kidnapping not guilty. after a jury delivered a guilty verdict for his two co- defendants yesterday. >> the judge say considered all the evidence and had represented the officer and declared him not guilty. there are new questions about whether this case was charged properly. baltimore city police detective greg hellen of this fami

i had gone to nursing school in my hometown in pennsylvania. nursing did not feel quite right and i had a camera just to play with. i took a darkroom class and it was a magical experience. it was clearly a defining moment. i decided i would take the risk and try to go and study photography. >> you have won four pulitzer prizes. how often has that happened in the history of journalism? >> never, as far as i have heard. this is the first. >> what is it like winning, and how important is it for someone in your position? >> it is a prestigious honor, but it is always bittersweet, because it is for stories like the haitian earthquake. it is such a horrible disaster that your work is being honored for, so it is kind of a catch-22 situation. >> let's look at the video of you getting the award. >> so "the washington post" wins a pulitzer prize for breaking news photography. carol guzy, nikki kahn, and ricky carioti. [applause] many of you remember this scene on the news last year on january 12. we received word of a massive earthquake in haiti. we only

this and shanksville, pennsylvania, and the pentagon. i'll give you a sense of the newspaper, the "new york post" says, "it's official: bin laden dead. got him." the daily news says "rot in hell." when i got here early this morning, the middle of the night, it was mostly young people. at some point looked like there might have been 2,000 people here. the police then put barricades up, started pushing people back. sort of cordoned them to a smaller area. then as the sun started to rise, the workers got in here. and i have to tell you, carol and michael, ground zero is different today than it had been for the last 9 1/2 years. just over to my left, just a few feet away, we have rows and rows of reporters. then we've got a chain link fence, yellow fence. that's the boundary. that's the northeast boundary of ground zero. that's where the construction is taking place right now. on that fence -- hard to see with this camera, i don't think you can see it -- there are flowers pinned to the fence. there are american flags. it really is a remarkab

now you can see more of the intense thunderstorm action is north of the state line up into central pennsylvania. we have plenty of rain, big line of showers, a long line of wet weather from basically upstate new york back down through alabama and mississippi. so the whole line headed in our direction, we'll look forward to arriving later this evening. last-minter rands -- last-minute errands, good weather to do it. as it begins to push in after 7:00, 8:00, look for rain on and off and hanging out through the first half of our wednesday before it finally pushes offshore by 5:00 or 6:00. so the last of our state probably not clearing. thursday looks like a much drier day, good looking day for cinco de mayo, thunderstorms. tomorrow we're looking at 58. it will be murky with rain showers the first part of the day tomorrow. tomorrow night clearing skies, quite a bit cooler. as we go down to the low 40s, seven-day forecast, bouncing back. one thing about may that sun's getting more intense. you have to clear the skies like we will on thursday. you're immediately back up close to 70. i think we get to

one thing that is very similar with the pennsylvania thing is that if you ride by their tonight and it is not a split lot and we allowed it to be a split lot, you would not know the difference. another consideration would be the fact that a large building was built in 2000. the economy was very different theory of we do not actually know why they chose to go that route -- the economy was very different. we do not actually know why they chose that route. have been serious changes in terms of the ability to get a loan and the value. the segment of the real-estate market has been hit hardest are condominiums, and i think it could case was presented as to why that is not an equal option or even reasonable. the difference between this and the case in pennsylvania was there was a parking there, and more importantly, there was serious opposition to it. it was a feeling that someone sought to gain the system. i do not take anyone thinks that is going on here, and when i read this i was hoping someone would talk me out of fitten -- out of its, but a statement made by one of the appellants have

through a cow share to get the milk that we crave almost berryman dan alger of rainbow acres farm in pennsylvania was raided last month by the f.d.a. with two federal marshals and a state trooper f.d.a. philadelphia district director kirk souter sent alger a warning letter stating that the f.d.a. had determined that quote you are causing to be delivered in interstate commerce selling or otherwise distributing raw milk in final package form for human consumption such distribution is a violation of the public health service act title forty two united states code two sixty four am implementing regulation codified in title twenty one part of federal regulation c.f.r. section twelve forty about six one way or another as a result a group of terrorists i mean informed consumers of grass fed raw dairy products grass fed on the hill held a raw milk rally at the capitol today for each featuring a real live cow and inactive the finance if not quite civil disobedience the consumption of real live raw milk. i was unsure of just how many protesters would turn out for a raw milk rally on a monday morning but th

. >> smaller crowd ganged in pennsylvania where flight 93 crashed. >> strong reaction in the bay area on the impact of bin laden's demise. terry mcsweeney is live in the section of fremont. >> here at little kabul market. fremont has the largest concentration of afghans anywhere in the united states of america and reaction out today similar to where you might get to any place in america. >> first thing you might notice is the man carrying goat carcasses through the door but the reaction was typically american. >> he killed a lot of our people. exploit our people. he was big devil. so it's a big relief. >> worry about retaliation against relatives. there was a renewed hope and prayer for peace? >> we have a hope that god willing more senseless killing from afghanistan and pakistan all these people have been killed innocent people were killed here innocently. we don't want that to tonight. >> for those that lost loved ones on 9/11 on the flight 93. there is also a sense of relief. >> my son was killed on september 11th and the lives of so many people were snuffed out on that day. it is

a couple of active weather warnings north of the state line into central pennsylvania. we have watches up, washington county towards allegany county. there are coastal concerns along the immediate chesapeake bay higher tide. if you're in the usual suspect along the water, back down through gibson island. be ready for a higher than normal tide. let's show you the radar. the action is well west. you can is that band of storms reaching from mercer'sberg, pa towards i-76. we're watching a few more storms break out south and west of hagerstown. for now the immediate baltimore hear looking relatively quiet. we hope it stays that way. overnight a different story. hey, new high temperatures just. 82. we dave you exactly that number. always liked to highlight that. want to show you a look downtown. let's show you out in western maryland where things were chillier. look at the road in front of the sky valley lodge. so rain has been moving in in extreme western maryland, gwynn oaks. a breezy day. very high counts there. if you're sensitive to allergy, high temperatures well into t

you can see where some of the rain is right now just on the other side of chambersburg, pennsylvania, and coming through washington county and eventually that share will hit maryland. bigger rains to the south. unfortunately, those areas that do not need it. the areas that got hit with the storms really hard around arkansas, tennessee, alabama, mississippi, they will eventually get some storms there late tonight and tomorrow. for us, the timing on this system, well, cloud cover for tomorrow morning we'll start at 62 to 64 degrees and we could have scattered showers during the afternoon tomorrow so coming out of the 50s and low 60s with cloud cover and fog to maybe a few bres in that cloud cover er noon time, there . could be a scattered shower out to the west and the best chance under, too, fter sunset and that because we'll be heating up. fredericksburg in virginia could hit a hive 86 degrees. late tomorrow, we'll be 20 degrees cooler than by wednesday. expect showers and storms around for the wednesday morning rush. that rain should be out of here by noon time and sunshine for thurs

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a few widely scattered showers, a brief thunderstorms across three western pennsylvania and is now fizzling out, but there is more where that came from. later tomorrow, the shower chances will increase. today, there is nothing in the precipitation column on the almanac today. the normal high temperatures is up to 70. that is typical for this time of year. 74 officially at bwi marshall. the pollen count continues in a higher range. the allergy season is in full force, especially for tree pollen. expect a significant warmup, even though it was warmer than normal today and it will be warmer tomorrow and humid, too. 81 in college part, a little color of near the pennsylvania line. mostly cloudy and will not collage that much tonight. a chance for a shower or thunderstorm with allied southwesterly breeze. the normal high is only about 70, so we are not much below that for the lows tonight. the band of cloudiness to the west is associated with another slow-moving cold front. it is still kicking up some nasty thunderstorms in the deep south. a slight chance for a shower passing through early tonig

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then right into pennsylvania. it's moving east at about 25 to 30 miles per hour. so part of this line as it develops could come into our area and because of that, a severe thunderstorm watch is up until 10:00 p.m. we've got a potential then to get gusty winds out of this as well as some hail. i think that the rain will be coming down pretty good from any of those thunderstorms and that means reducing visibility. there's a look at the line coming through pennsylvania, ohio, all the way down to tennessee. eastern tennessee and alabama. the front right behind it. that's what we'll be moving through our area early part of the day tomorrow. i think our heaviest rain, really, widespread rains will come during part of the morning rush. 79 degrees here. 85 in raleigh. in the 50s just behind it. when that front comes through, we are really going to be cooling down. 20 degrees cooler in central eastern west virginia. under a freeze watch for the overnight, early morning period. let's take you through the next 48 hours. here we are at 7:00 a.m. rain, rain and more rain. i-95

you can see it all moving up towards pennsylvania right now. so for the time being really nothing across the baltimore area. flintstone moving up to breeswood in pennsylvania. not to baltimore right now. that little area of thunderstorms continues to head off to the northeast rather quickly around 45 miles an hour. locally across much of the state partly cloudy skies, very, very warm temperatures and with high dew points a lot of moisture, we still have the chance overgetting some severe thunderstorms later this evening. bernadette woods joins me now for a look at the advisories that are going into effect already even into late tonight. bern. >> that's right. severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for western parts of the state. washington and allegheny counties. but we also have a coastal flood advisory that's in effect for just along the western shore. the strong southerly wind is going to lead to a high tide over night about one to two feet above average. now we're going to put this all together for you and tell you here's the storm coming i

generally, the showers are staying to the north and west of us up toward pennsylvania border. by 9:00 tonight. but then i think tomorrow, we'll start to see the changes come through. really tuesday night into wednesday. here you go. tuesday, at 6:00, we'll see the showers coming through. maybe even some thunderstorms with that as well. tuesday night overnight, wet into wednesday morning as well. i think tuesday night's commute could be wet. same as wednesday morning. for today, we'll become partly cloudy this afternoon. maybe breezy at times and warmer. highs near 75 degrees. winds out of the southeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. our sunset tonight, 8:01 this evening. here is a look at your next three days. so, a little milder today. and breezy at times. you can see a little drizzle this morning. otherwise, we'll become partly cloudy. highs near mid-70s. tuesday, we're warming up to the lower 80s. we start out pretty good but then tuesday night into wednesday, i think we could see some showers, rain and some thunderstorms. look at tuesday to wednesday, the cold front impacting

flight 93 crashed into a field in pennsylvania. peterson died his parents in the flight. >> what was going through my heart is this is an example of ordinary citizens stepping up to the plate in a moment's notice and protecting the united states capital from a terrorist attack. >> reporter: just before closing their case. prosecutors played one last tape. a voice mail from a flight 93 flight attendant to her husband. crying, cc lisle says her plane has been hijacked. she knows about the world trade towers. then quote, i hope to be able to see your face again baby. i love you. bye. >> and that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week.

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it's a line through pennsylvania. but lots more to come. this is what will be in our area tomorrow night. most of this riding along a system that's slow to move eastward. an area of low pressure will form on it and begin sending that moisture in our direction. let's get the timing down for you. we'll go through most of the day dry. by this time tomorrow night, we'll see some showers and some thunderstorms embedded in the line out to the west of d.c. heads up for your afternoon practices. some showers and storms in the forecast. these are going to continue rolling through overnight. we'll still probably be watching one or two showers and thunderstorms around the region. into wednesday morning we go. we're still stuck with the showers. by the time we get into the afternoon, this is going to dry out and thursday with just a mix of clouds and sun should be okay. what we need to focus on though is the fact that tomorrow from pennsylvania through maryland and virginia west of 95 down to southern virginia and into north carolina, there's a slight