. >>> dc council member mary shea was out of jail after she was arrested for dc state hood. she and seven other women are arrested in a rally last night on capitol hill. the demonstration came on the same day the house passed a bill that made permanent a ban using dc law. >>> some of the protesters arrested alongside of mayor vincent gray are due in court. they paid a $50 fine to get out of jail and have the charges against them dropped. mayor gray was one of them. but 15 demonstrators have a court date instead of paying that fine right away. three other protesters arrested the same week appeared in court today. >>> once again, a season's worth of expectations are dashed as the washington capitals are sent home from the stanley cup playoffs. the top-seeded caps couldn't muster a win against the fifth seed lightning losing 5-3 to finish off a four-game sweep. they showed his nerves putting five goals on 37 shots. washington has been bounced from the playoffs by a lower seed. coach boudreau said the light anything just outplayed his caps. >> if you looked at the series, i woul

>> well, the team is coming back to dc. they're just not bringing the lightning or the series with them. caps lose 5-3 and lose the series 4 games to zero. they try to force a game 5 and it wouldn't happen. late last period, down on the power play, marko sterm puts it home, just a second ago, and the caps were tied at 1. now, we go to the second period and after shawn bergenheim puts the lightning up 2-1, he buries it and second of the game, tampa bay up 3-1. they win 5-3 and sweep the caps who suffer playoff disappointment once again. lindsay murphy is live in tampa where she watched the game. this is the team the capitals predicted not only to go to the stanley cup finals but to win the entire thing so i have to imagine it was a very disappointing locker room. >> reporter: feldy, defeated is the word to give you right there. the capitals came into this series with such high hopes and a sweep was probably the furtherest thing from anybody's mind in this situation because they hadn't been swept in a playoff series since 199

the washington dc city? >> that's an interesting question, and, no, there was not -- there were periodic -- well, the answer's no. there were sort of episodes of racial violence but actually they didn't connect to the redemption that i'm talking about, the kind of changing form of government. and so but one of the things that i want to highlight by talking about washington's redemption in those terms, redemption in the public confederacy wasn't always violent either. in some places our kind of vision of it, at least, i think, right now, many of us have a vision of a rampant and organized plan -- the kind of plan and democratic party planned coalition and these violent campaigns to overthrow republican governments and that certainly was the case in those states. but in a lot of states, particularly in the border south and particularly in places like virginia, not that there wasn't violence in virginia but in terms of politics, redemption happened much sooner in virginia. in fact, there was almost no reconstru

a dc councilwoman arrested on constitution avenue. she and eight other women were picked up by police for protesting. we will have more on this tonight at 11 p.m. >>> in the mail bag tonight osama bin laden and last night at 11 p.m. in my let's be real commentary i asked if there wouldn't be been some advantage to capturing bin laden alive and interrogating him forcing him to stand trial and facing execution. the answer, a pretty resounding absolutely not. lisa cook butler writes killing bin laden was the best thing ever. now, show the pictures. and shaun hill says are you serious. i still have bad memories of looking out at my old office building and seeing plumes of smoke all over the place. this was the own acceptable outcome. but jenny was a bit more philosophical about it saying there is never a good time to celebrate death. remember on 9/11 when we saw pictures of al-qaida dancing in the streets. those that celebrate this death are no better. raymond hill says do not second guess the navy s.e.a.l.s. do you think they have time t

he visited a neighborhood vegetable garden in dc's park. tomorrow the prince speaks at georgetown university and he'll meet with president obama at the white house. >> he went to a lot of expertise with that shovel. >> yes. >> he turned it around. >> he's a prince. >> he's a prince. >> what do you want? >> that's what he does for a living. >> his fingernails are clean. >>> we're looking at showers. the thunderstorms are moving in. it's going to be a wet commute tomorrow morning. here is live doppler. you can access this on our website wusa9.com. heavier activity is now pushed through. actually much of montgomery county, fairfax and loudoun county. we'll zoom in a little bit and see light to moderate activity around this hour around loudoun, chantilly, also the east side of gaithersburg and 270 over towards damascus. where will this go in the next two hours and will we see any intensity? probably. do you see manassas, that is moderate rainfall. that is going to cross over 66 as we get into the midnight hour and 12:30 as well. so just prepare

. >>> meantime more of those letters filled with white powder turned up at more dc schools today. authorities now say more than three dozen suspicious letters appear to have been mailed from the dallas area. 28 of them were delivered yesterday. prompting emergency crews to respond to schools all across the district. an investigator suspects the man responsible may have sent out hundreds of these frightening but apparently harmless envelopes. not just to schools but to hospitals, governors and federal agency leaders. our bruce leshan is live in the northwest. they received one letter that authorities uncovered today. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell me, anita, this guy may have mailed out more than 300 of these letters across the country. if it is the same guy this is sort of what they look like. this is a reward poster from the u.s. postal inspection service dating back to 2008. these letters went out to the governors of north carolina and conneticut. >> do you have any idea what this guy's motive might be? >> reporter: postal inspectors suspect this guy may have been at

. >>> tonight political theater played out on the streets of dc. council member marry cheh joined a group of protestors blocking traffic fully prepared if not eager to get arrested, which she was. >> don't take her away. don't take her away. >> take her away they did. kheh and the others came out to demand greater economy for dc government and to denounce a house bill that has little chance of ever becoming law. it would make permanent a ban that blocks dc from using its own tax dollars to help low income women get abortions. president obama and senate democrats oppose the bill. >>> well, the qwest for the cup is over for the caps tonight. the team lost. in fact, it was a 4-game sweep against the tampa bay lightning. the game tonight in tampa. and that's where we find supports director brett haber. brett, what a disaster. >> reporter: that's a good word to describe it, derek. and i hope you got a good look at the capitals team that was on the ice because the next time when you see it it's going to look very, very different. i can't tell you if it's

the land is owned by the dc government. the city leases it back to the common good city farm. >> if you have urban farms throughout the city, that should take care of the problem. >> okay, prince charles is still on the inside. he's going to be here in 45 minutes. no chance to talk to him as he goes in and comes out, i'm told. i can tell by the sound of the music, he's on the inside listening to go go music. should also point out the lease on this place for this urban farm with the city runs only until october. the people here would like a long-term lease. they would like this kind of farm in every quadrant of the city. back to you anita and lesli. >> it would be great. freshfresh produce is a problem. >> absolutely. and he's there 45 minutes. i'm trying to figure out what he's doing in it there for 45 minutes. >> can't figure it out. >> and why can't we talk to him on his way out? we'll see. >> well, here's some more news for you. bring a reusable bag to the supermarket or be prepared to pay the price. montgomery county ap

we are talking to some folks here heading off to dc to work. we have a lot of dc commuters. they remember the day when 9/11 happened. what they were doing and where they were. and we spoke with one gentleman who works in dc and he was getting ready for a business trip to new york. obviously that got canceled. but he says he is just glad that this happened before the ten-year anniversary of 9/11 and we spoke with one woman 3,000 people were killed during the 9/11 attack. she is glad that osama bin laden has been captured and she believes that it will bring some sort of relief for the families who lost their loved ones. let's look -- listen at what she had to say. >> you can never say a life ending you can never say it's justice. but, yeah, i am speechless. >> reporter: so, again, the front page of the sun says it all. dead. just an interesting thing with the announcement happening the early edition of the "new york times" hass the picture of the alabama tornadoes. but you know a. lot of papers across the country and -- papers across the country and -- papers across the countr

gracias por dejarnos ser parte de su domingo, hoy, 8 de mayo desde washington dc. esto es "enfoque". exactamente hoy, hace una semana, estÁbamos en telemundo -y en todo el mundo- dando la noticia de que osama bin laden habÍa muerto a manos de fuerzas especiales de los ee.uu. y hoy, una semana despuÉs, todavÍa sale informaciÓn de como se llevÓ a cabo esa misiÓn y como encontraron al terrorista mÁs buscado del mundo. para hablarnos sobre esta historia tan importante, nos acompaÑa el experto militar stephen donehoo. gracias por estar con nosotros. hoy hace una semana, vimos esta operaciÓn y entendemos un poco mejor cÓmo se llevo a cabo. ¿quÉ le parece? >>fue una operaciÓn estupenda porque se hizo sin muertes, sin bajas por parte de estados unidos. y lograron la misiÓn, que era capturar o matar a osama bin laden; sacarlo a Él y sacar toda la informaciÓn que tenÍa. >>¿habÍa posibilidad de sacarlo con vida o esto fue una misiÓn de "agÁrrenlo y...". >>no. recordemos que esto ocurriÓ a la una de la madrugada, sin luz. ellos estaban con visores noctur

the front is and 66 and 68 in dc. now doppler radar. spotty showers. nothing out of this. but not that far away there is more to the system. >> you saw the big returns and out over the upper tennessee valley. that's going to be coming our way in the next 24 hours and bring us impact on wednesday. a low and a front. considering the weather we had in here last thursday, there is a possibility of getting storms towards our area. weir neo-a risk box. and that's something we'll watch tomorrow. the storms were passing through the area with just mornings what we know and what did happen. tornados did come out of the sky. we take the storm advisories seriously and monitor for you and. and detail on rain. now back to you. >> thank you we're going to change to cbs and coverage from washington, dc. >> first of all someone who will go down as one of the pinest secretary of defenses in our history, bob gates who is here. [ applause ] and besides him someone who served with valor on behalf of this country and is now someone who will be going down as one of the greatest secretaries of ve

. >>> i'm bruce leshan in northwest dc. more of those letters filled with white powder frightening but apparently harmless found at six different schools across dc today. law enforcement sources tell me this may be the same guy that is mentioned in a reward poster that went out in 2008. the similar kind of letters went out to the governors of north carolina and conneticut. $100,000 reward, weapons of mass destruction simulated, and there may be hundreds and hundreds of these letters that have gone out to schools, to hospitals, to federal agency heads. >> they want to insight fear and targeting schools is a very good way of doing that. >> perhaps thinking in some strangway that he is warning authorities to step up their guard. >> he can think he is doing society a favor in his abused mind. >> it could be. >> maryland officials are not taking any chances in the wake of those suspicious envelopes in dc schools. the director is warning residents be on the lookout for anything unusual. the letters are just an attempt to instil f

time to reveal this week's dc high school game of the week. we are going to the district for this week's baseball game. wilson tigers going for their ridiculous 19th straight dc title. that will be or lead game tonight at 11 p.m. finally tonight the ugliest golf swing on earth. charles barkely in birmingham. hitch and glitch. look at the end of his golf club. >> is it gone if. >> missing something. the head of his club. as topper likes to say he hit the big ball first. the earth. >> the earth. >> and he disconnected his clubhead from his stick. and that's unfortunate. >> so hard to watch. >> tragic, really. >> all right. that's it for us. the cbs evening news with katie couric is up next. derek will be here at 7 p.m. to all the moms out there, happy mother's day. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolo rado.com ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has

charlie davis scored his sixth goal as dc united beat seattle sounders 2-1. we'll be back with more of the edge after this. have a great night. ohre.c >> a nice, sunny but breezy day tomorrow, below aevrnl, definitely warmer and brighter than today. watch for clouds and maybe a few showers around on friday afternoon. weekend, kind of hit or miss but not terrible. >> find a friend with a pool. >>> all right. did you see this? thousands of arizona college students stripping down to the

it is exactly the same as the dc bag tax? >> no. >> we listened. >> the law only applies at stores that sell food which can also include retail stores if they sell candy or anything like that. those little bars and things like that. >> you're saying in montgomery county you mean like a clothing store. >> they add that tax. >> the gap or something? >> everything except those prescription bags, those carry- out bags for food that you take out. newspaper bags. and then anything you get at a farmer's market. >> my car is already a mess. i'll just add some more bags. >> there you go. now you're up to speed on everything. >> thank you, lesli. >> thank you. >>> i'd like to bring us up to may 10th. you can't quite get there. temperatures 10 degrees below average today. let's start with live doppler. and we will show you a couple of showers. just a few sprinkles around. some to the south. some to the north. zoom up to the north 270. nothing is heavy. certainly nothing severe. but you might run into a couple sprinkles. i don't think an

and also, the celebration going on in dc. you can find out more information about that and also, u.s. leaders reacted to the death and maryland law make rears act to the death. go to the facebook fan package and testa says we are americans. we are proud of our military and the strength to fight and evil in the world and finally bin laden got what he had been waiting to give him. and pam says thank you to all the soldiers for their hard work. we honor you all. and another person says i have the highest respect for our country and what we stand for. so, log on to the facebook fan page and let us know what you are thinking as you hear about the news osama bin laden's death. reporting live here in the interactive news center, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> seven minutes after 6, and the big story is the celebration around the world this morning as word spreads of osama bin lad ann death. >> we will stay on top of that and up-- lad n's death. we will stay on the store -- lad n's death. >> -- laden's death. >> we will stay on top

led dc's catholic university to a division 3 title in 2001. he grew up in bowie, maryland. >>> last year's nats would have blown tonight's game. they scored a run in the top of the 10th to go up 3-2 but then the marlins led off the bottom of the 10th with two hits and had a runner on third with nobody out. a runner on third with nobody out is like an automatic run in major league baseball. look what they did. tying run like we said on third base. right back. holds the runner at 3rd. throws to 1st. that's one batter out. wees helms. two outs. which point sean burnett replaces him and on one pitch gets chris coughlan to go out. >> tonight we only had to go about half a mile down nebraska avenue for wilson hosting cooligde. wilson is real good. they don't need this kind of help. nate knocks in three on the error. we won't name that name. yes, doing the pitching for wilson. shutout tonight. wilson opened a can on coolidge. >>> albert haynesworth and now rumblings that vince young is coming to dc. it is reported skins are front runners to pick up t

in the dc area, it's hard to miss a capital one bank. alright, let's get ready to work alex. rosslyn! ♪ arlington! ♪ falls church! nice save! [ trainer ] tenley! k street! [ horn sounds ] herndon! mclean! cleveland park! capitol hill! [ groans ] sorry penguin. georgetown! [ metal dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] capital one bank. the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >>> tonight the story changes once again. u.s. officials now say there really was not a firefight and that osama bin laden was killed in his pajamas. in the meantime, security is tightening at ground zero ahead of the president's trip there tomorrow. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. for the third time in a row, new details about osama bin laden and his compound are emerging and they cricket public statements from the white house. u.s. officials now tell nbc news that three of the four men killed in the operation, including bin laden, were not armed. they took fire from and killed a man in a guest house. but the troops moved through

there were churches, sieve societies, they ran schools, there was a fair number of people who left dc for higher education and went to the north to get educated and then returned and often became teachers. some also worked in federal positions, in positions in the federal government, not necessarily or not at all in clerical positions, but as messagers and so forth. in those roles, they knew many of the most powerful men in the country. interestingly, there that, many of them had powerful ties to people who could help them later, and these folks, kind of free african-americans who lived in washington before the war were poised to exert a special kind of leadership and emancipation took shape. the second population were the thousands of former slaves who came into the capitol from maryland and virginia during the civil war. these people were often escaping from slavery, and they kind of became the backbone of black washington because there were so many people. there was so many thousands of people, and they became important political constituents, the republican party, they charted out

the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11. this is abc 7 news at 11:00 p.m. on your side. >>>>> you may end up paying more to travel on a certain well- traveled highway. $10.75 to go through. >> soe trafford -- some transportation officials said this might happen on the dulles toll road. >> we paid $2 to ride on the toll road and those numbers have increased significantly. -- have not increased significantly but there is talk of a $10 told by the end of this decade. some drivers are calling it highway robbery. >> it is horrible. >> the airport authority confirming a report by the wtop that rates could jump to $5.50 in four years and $10.75 by 20/20. >> this is an expensive project but it will serve the community for decades. >> he is talking about the extension. $3.5 billion for phase 2 partly paid for with tolls. >> marcus uses the toll road nearly every day and is not happy. >> i think it is already expensive enough. most of the time it is not quicker. >> the airport authority hopes the

desde washington dc, esto es "enfoque". gracias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 29 de mayo. hoy tenemos un programa muy variado, vamos a hablar sobre una posible reforma migratoria en el futuro aquÍ en washington, tambiÉn una sorpresa musical al final del programa, pero vamos a hablar sobre cÓmo la madre naturaleza ha sido extremadamente injusta con estados como missouri, texas, oklahoma esta semana. en joplin, missouri, un pequeÑo poblado de 5o,ooo personas, un tornado arrasÓ con todo lo que se encontrÓ, incluyendo mÁs de 124 vidas. en joplin estÁ angie sandoval con los Últimos detalles. angie, adelante. >>¿quÉ tal, jose? muy buenos dÍas, aqui estamos en el estacionamiento de un centro comercial, de lo que queda de este centro comercial. sin duda, como puedes ver, parece que una bomba hubiera estallado en este lado de joplin, aquÍ en missouri. los residentes de esta ciudad dicen que sin duda fue como una bomba, fue un tornado categorÍa ef5, que destruyÓ esta ciudad, el tornado mÁs fuerte en los Últimos 6o aÑos. joplin, missouri, domingo por la tarde. una c

. >>> meantime, the dc city council is considering a measure. phil introduced a bill this morning to add the words no taxation without representation to an alternate version of that flag. the phrase appears on dc license plates. >>> pepco customers are about to get a break on their bills. starting june 1, maryland residential customers should see their bills go down by 15%. so, if you use the average 1,000 kilowatts each month, your bill would go from $151 to $129. the decrease stems from a recent reduction in the standard rates by the maryland public service commission. >>> pb and j, well it's about to get a little bit pricey. analysts believe peanut butter is about to reach its highest price in 25 years. this year's crop of peanuts isn't looking too gad and the jars and sweeteners are going up as well. it is unclear exactly how much more you may find yourself paying for the jars at your local supermarket. >>> still ahead, topper is tracking a change in the weather. plus, from the field to the anchor desk. hear what scott plans. >> how do you s

esto es "enfoque", desde washington dc. hoy tenemos un programa muy especial, una conversaciÓn amena, profunda, y creo, interesante con el presidente barack obama. tambiÉn estaremos hablando hoy con un nuevo miembro del congreso, del estado de idaho, el congresista raÚl labrador, su reacciÓn a la charla y mucho mÁs en este programa especial de "enfoque". comenzamos el presidente de los estados unidos, barack obama, >>muchas gracias, presidente. >>de nada. thank you. >>sr. presidente, con la muerte de bin laden, ¿estamos mÁs seguros como paÍs o espera que a corto o mediano plazo veremos nuevos ataques terroristas como reacciÓn a la muerte de bin laden? >> well, there's no doubt... intérprete: bueno, no hay duda de que en el corto plazo debemos estar atentos, pues podrÍan existir intentos vengativos, no sÓlo de parte de la red de al-qaeda, podrÍan existir tambiÉn individuos dentro de los estados unidos que de alguna forma estÁn influenciados por esta retÓrica extremista. pero no hay duda de que hemos debilitad

right where we should be as far as temperatures are concerned. 73 in dc. 71 in annapolis. andrews air force base, 73. fredericksburg around mid-70s and culpeper 77 degrees. here is your seven-day outlook. nice pattern continues in the next few days and then on friday and for the weekend we do see an unsettled weather pattern coming in so these next few days is a nice time to be out and you have the rain to help soak the ground so you can do gardening during the week. >> happy mother's day to your mom. >> thank you. >> you called mom, of course, right? >> of course, first thing this morning. >> good kid. >> we were brought up well. so the search for gary williams for replacement isn't going as smoothly as they hoped. the terps seem to be getting a lot of nos. left and right. >>> nats wrap up in south florida. could they pull off a sweep? nfl owners not adhering to the rules of the lockout. we will explain coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with amazing innovation, driven by relentless competition, wireless puts the world at your command. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged

people heading into work will head to dc. and you have to think they were working some were working in dc when 9/11 happened. that day will be a day they will never forget and will probably remember where they were and what they were doing. and today they will have a lot to talk about heading into work. and reading the papers. we are waiting for the newsstand to open at 6 a.m. to get our hands on the papers and the huge headlines. because, you know, they will be huge. but, again, just a sense of disbelief and relief that osama bin laden has been killed. i think a lot of people likened him to the devil. theyi. >> was out there, but there was always -- they new he was out there but it was will he be caught. and now they have, a lot of people i think are like, they just can't believe it. so again, we will stand by this morning talking to folks as they head into work. some of them are getting off. but, again, a lot of happiness if you can put it that way. just a lot of relief from people on hearing that osama bin laden is dead. l

---desde "washington dc", "fernando pizarro" tiene la informacÓn Ás reciente sobre la muerte del lider de al-qaeda... fdo ---un soldado latino, hijo de padres mexicanos, forma parte del equipo de comandos especiales que estuvo a cargo del operativo en el que perdio la vida "osama bin laden" en paquistan.---"ruÉn meÍa" pertenece al equipo de operaciones especiales en mar, tierra y aire de la marina estadounidense, conocido como "navy seals", y fue uno de los pocos que vio el cuerpo sin vida del lider de la red terrorista "al qaeda". ---"meÍa" nacÓ en elÁrea de losÁngeles y es hijo de inmigrantes "guanajuatenses". ---esta maÑana, elementos de las fuerzas armadas visitaron a los padres del soldado "meÍa" para entregarles una bandera estadoundiense en reconocimiento por la labor de su hijo en la batalla, y para contarles que su hijo se reuniÁ con el presidente "obama". ---inmediatamente despues de los atentados terroristas del 11 de septiembre de 2001, me enviaron a nueva york para cubrir la tragedia... alÍ conoÍ al seÑor "luis rivera", cuya esposa murio en las torres gemelas.-

she just won her three-year fight against the dc public school system. an arbitrator ruled hamilton was fired on improper grounds for allegedly lacking certification just days before she was mailed a permanent certificate. today she says she is happy with the decision and ready to move on. >> i look forward to going back to work so that i can work with the children and pick up from where i left off. >> the dc public school system was ordered to reinstate hamilton's job and pay her full back pay. >>> a tentative agreement reached between management and nurses at washington's largest hospital. nurses at washington hospital center held a one day strike in march but they were locked out for an additional four days. the hospital's 1700 nurses have been working without a contract for nearly a year. details of that agreement are not being released but nurses are scheduled to vote this friday and saturday on weather to ratify their contract. >>> james madison university is moving to add tornado warnings to its emergency alert system. last week the university use

. >>> new overnight, dc congress member mary cheh is out of jail. police arrested her and several other women in a protest. they demonstrated against a decision to place a federal ban on the district using its own money, not federal money, to pay for abortions for low-income dc women. >>> 6:07, what the cavs have to say for themselves following a disappointing loss. >>> up and away. >>> a plane goes out of control shortly after takeoff. wh out there. meteorologist tom kierein will let you know when the temperatures will start to warm up. >>> what a beautiful picture. look at that. >> the world-famous sun. that's a glorious picture of blue skies out there. 49 degrees. nice brisk start to your thursday morning. >> we might be better off looking at the sun from the inside at this point. my goodness. >>> rays are not going to heat up this morning. by noontime, in low mids.ye 4 . a view of ours. first light of dawn spreading across washington and temperatures are down in the low and mid 40s. many locations now 46. at reagan national and weather watchers

there was no working smoke detector in her family's home, but since that time, the dc fire department along with mayor gray have been focused on getting a smoke detector in every house. fox 5's matt aklin has a closer look tonight. >> this is not long before she died in a house fire. she was the pride and joy of her grandmother. >> she was friendly, sweet, she loved people. >> after that fire in 2007, then chairman vincent gray made a promise to francine. he would make sure more homes had working smoke detectors. >> what do you say to a family who lost a loved one like this? i vowed i was going to do to make sure this wouldn't happen again. >> saturday, the mayor renewed his vow as firefighters stand out across this dc neighborhood. checking in with folks, making sure residents have smoke detectors and if they do, making sure they work properly. firefighters are being very careful. they are going to every single house and they are bringing a list and checking folks off. some people say no, they would rather not have the firefighters come inside. but others are saying please do come in

we should be right around 71 degrees for this time of year. 74 into dc and culpepper. as we go to tomorrow we will be seeing more of the same. if you like today, you will like tomorrow. clarksville coming in around 72 degrees. mixing maybe with a few clouds out there as well. as we check out the satellite radar, not a lot going on. things have died down. you can see the flow in the atmosphere from north to south. a few clouds into the evening and overnight but all will be good. the reason why is we will have high pressure coming in here. it will be dry and nice outside. we are looking for that to come into thursday. forget thursday right now. things are going to be looking nice and dry out there. overnight temperatures are heading into their 50s. we should be right around 49 degrees. pretty seasonable as we go into the overnight. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. it is going to be nice and pleasant out there. tomorrow night, coming in right around 47 degrees. breezy and cool or because we will not have many clouds out there. the clouds act like a blanket and we will

this is not very much but we've seen plunging, heading back toward dc. a couple of showers up there. upstream just a couple of very isolated showers. they popped up west of fredrick and south of hagerstown. we got up into the 70s across the region. still hanging on to 70 degrees. 70 in dc. our high was 75 degrees on the day. so back above average. that's where we're going to be most of the next couple of days here. this is the over all pattern, we had this batch make its way through today. now there is still a storm track, not that far away that has stormy weather around it but nothing hugely organized. after this cycle through tonight we calm down tomorrow, and for the most part we're going to stand between a storm that's off storm spinning and one that's out in the midwest. for us tomorrow, back up into the 70s. then again on tuesday. we see some clouds come in west, but it's a very small chance. as we head into the end of the week all this moves our way but it's not until later this week. on the waters, north winds five to 10 knots. not much of a wind

.  >>> dc council member mary shea is out of jail. police arrested her and seven other women in a protest. they demonstrated against the decision to place a federal ban on taxpayer funded abortions for low-income women in the district. >>> some of the protesters arrested alongside of mayor gray were due in court today. most of the people arrested that day paid a $50 fine to get out of jail and have charges dropped. mayor gray was one of them. 15 demonstrators chose to have a court date instead of paying a fine. three other demonstrators will appear in court. >> oh. >> 5:07, the time ahead this morning. lightning strikes again. >> what the caps are saying >> w[ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally

the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovi we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >>> construction project in the district has literally gone to the boards. they have been stopped because of ospreys which have nested on one of the construction equipment. >> since the ospreys are a protected species it means no one is going to shoo them away. meanwhile, the rest of us will get a rare glimpse of a new osprey family. it is an unusual nesting place for this family, 75 feet above the on finished anacostia river way. >> this is absolutely wonderful. >> a male and female osprey pair has made the top of this construction crane their home. experts say nine out of 10 use man-made structures for nesting. location location, location. >> it has a perfect view of the river and it is safe from predators. >> it to take the nesting mother a month to have her babies. >> crews will continue working in other areas until these guests leave operate -- guests leave. >> they're coming back to the river and nesting. >> in the meantime, a rare glimpse of nature at work in the city. >> are r

also tomorrow night, a thunderstorm as well for the dc area. and this year it is maybe around 8:45 tomorrow night. and then we'll clear out a little bit with another round of showers and thunderstorms arriving by tuesday as well. so definitely keep the umbrellas handy in the next few days. mostly cloudy, patchy fog is possible. chance of rain and showers. by the afternoon, cloudy and mild. a chance of showers, isolated thunderstorms are possible. milder tomorrow, highs around 75 degrees. here is your seven-day outlook. warmer into the lower 80s, cooling things down by wednesday as the cold front comes through. 64 degrees. we don't really clear out until late from wednesday into thursday, by thursday, windy, back into the lower 70s. so kind of a spring trend there. >> all right, thank you. >>> yes, caps trying to even up that series at the verizon center. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he to

the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >> we turn our attention to new york city as part of our coverage. president obama is expected to meet with 9/11 victims at ground zero on thursday. what are you learning about the plans to visit this thursday? >> we have very few specific details about what that does it will include. we know that he will be visiting with the families of september 11 victims. we do not know at what time or where this might take place. i asked a couple of police officers what they thought and what they knew about the visit and they said it was news to them and ground. anytime the president comes to the city, it is an ordeal. >> you talked with a police officer and i am wondering. what is the atmosphere in new york like right now? >> it depends on who you talk to. the motion runs the gamut. some people hadn't were euphoric and other people were dismissive. he is one of many bad guys out there and there's a lot more of them. this headline was closure for them. the closure they needed. people who were wor

the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovi we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >>> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00 with leon harris maureen bunyan, meteorologist bob ryan weather and tim brant sports. this is abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >>> an emotional meeting between prince charles and a group of wounded american soldiers. the event at the british embassy caps off a busy day for the prince. >> it keeps the nation's military in the spotlight. jay korff is live in an unused room with more. >> it is and a remarkable week for prince charles. last friday, the highly anticipated royal wedding. this week, a three day visit to washington. tuesday night, his loyal cli -- his royal highness attended an event for the u.s. 0 and the british forces foundation. prince charles met with a number of wounded warriors like this first lieutenant who lost both his legs to and i.e.d. >> he was curious to know how i am doing. >> prince charles spent considerable time with them, a boost to their mood. >> it was such a morale booster. it was a fabulous opportunity. our pat

washington dc, ground zero, how is this playing do you think across the world? >> i think that any time people see us chanting usa, usa they are -- in other countries there will be a lot who will groan and say the united states thinks that it's to much of itself. i think in this particular instance the united states gets a pass on this. people understand that this is a little bit of an eye for an eye, getting our pound of flesh for 9/11 forgive the expression. in this instance it's not likely to be the negative reaction. the more interesting thing, goes back to the previous interview we just had that -- with the individual who lost his wife. anyone who lost a loved one when they watch a murder trial and someone is convicted knows when that person goes to the gas chamber you never get your family member back. we can chant but those three thousand are still lost and we will never have them back. >> our continuing coverage on cbssf.com and cbs news.com where you can -- or you can wake up tomorrow with the early edition. that starts at 4:30 tomorrow morning wal-mart

anita. >> delia gongalves, thank you. >>> bruce went to the center in dc hoping to get reaction there. >> reporter: can you talk to me about osama bin laden? what is the reaction? >> nothing to say. >> reporter: just tell me the reaction. >> no comment. >> reporter: a lot of muslim americans feel they have been unfairly targeted since the september 11th attacks. they're not sure if the killing of bin laden will change that. >>> still ahead, new york reacts to the death of osama bin laden. we'll take you to ground zero where emotions ran deep. >>> plus, from twit er to facebook, news of bin laden's death skyrocketed around the globe thanks to social media. that's coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist topper shutt. pretty warm outside right now. we'll take you out with your wakeup weather. now, upper 50s, upper 60s by 5:00 with a few clouds. and then turning partly cloudy by 7:00 and 9:00. it's going to be in the 60s and 70s by 9:00. we're talking about a warm day ahead and we'll come back and let you know if hey resolve stain busters. this stain is ruining the look of my room, it has to

highs today came into the low 70s into baltimore. 70 in dc and culpepper 72. low 70s in winchester as well. york coming in at around 70 degrees. so for tomorrow, still more of the same. nice and seasonable. we should be right around 71 for this time of the year. and this is what we are get as we go into tomorrow. overly right around 72. 73 in catonsville. and we will get the sun cloud mix throughout day. i am calling it partly cloudy. so during the day, things -- cloudy. so during the day, things look good. but into the evening, we will see the fact we do have a chance for more scattered showers. satellite and radar not picking up on a lot. most of the action is off to the west of us scooting in our direction. we do have this trough of hoe pressure working in here. but, the good news is behind that, we will have high pressure moving in as well. so saturday looks pretty good for the lacrosse game, the last one of the season. and then by sunday, mother's day, we have a chance for a few spotty showers in the picture and a few scattered thunderstorms. 50 overnight

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anita. >> delia gongalves, thank you. >>> bruce went to the center in dc hoping to get reaction there. >> reporter: can you talk to me about osama bin laden? what is the reaction? >> nothing to say. >> reporter: just tell me the reaction. >> no comment. >> reporter: a lot of muslim americans feel they have been unfairly targeted since the september 11th attacks. they're not sure if the killing of bin laden will change that. >>> still ahead, new york reacts to the death of osama bin laden. we'll take you to ground zero where emotions ran deep. >>> plus, from twit er to facebook, news of bin laden's death skyrocketed around the globe thanks to social media. that's coming up. >>> and i'm meteorologist topper shutt. pretty warm outside right now. we'll take you out with your wakeup weather. now, upper 50s, upper 60s by 5:00 with a few clouds. and then turning partly cloudy by 7:00 and 9:00. it's going to be in the 60s and 70s by 9:00. we're talking about a warm day ahead and we'll come back and let you know if that is going to lead to any thunderstorms by afternoon and evening. south caro

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 happened and i am sure they've lot of stories to tell. it was one of those days you will never forget where you were, what you were doing. think today will be another historic moment. who they were with and where it happened when they found out he

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some strong and powerful influences in that. >>> the flight was headed towards washington dc to crash into the capitol building or white house the men and women onboard the plane stopped the hijackers and crashed it into the woods in pennsylvania. we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant we asked him if he ever felt osama bin laden would be caught. >> i am not an advocate for violence, but i do want to thank those who were vigilant on behalf of lauren and our unborn child and all those who were lost that day and everyone who has been lost to a terrorist act. it is not just ours it is global we need to stop it. >> lauren did manage to make a phone call to her husband that day he was sleeping at the time so she left a message saying there was a problem on the plane but that she felt like everything would be okay for now and that she loved everyone and since then, a street in san raphael has been renamed in her honor. >>> kit thanks very much. in union city this morning. we will have continuing coverage of osama bin laden's death throughout the morni

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