hoffman. >> frederick joseph hoffmann. >> michele l. hoffmann. >> judith florence hofmiller. >> and my father. that, we love you and we miss you. >> and my dad's twin brother. the way that you live your life is my inspiration. forever loved it, always a mess, and never forgotten. i love you, uncle jeff. >> thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> jonathan r. hohmann. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas holohan. >> bradley hoorn. >> james p. hopper. >> montgomery mccullough hord. >> michael horn. >> matthew douglas horning. >> robert l. horohoe, jr. >> aaron horwitz. >> and my dad. we miss you. >> and my uncle. we miss you and love you. >> charles houston. >> uhuru g. houston. >> george howard. >> michael c. howell. >> steven leon howell. >> jennifer l. howley. >> milagros hromada. >> marian r. hrycak. >> stephen huczko, jr. >> kris robert hughes. >> paul rexford hughes. >> robert thomas hughes. >> thomas hughes. >> timothy robert hughes. >> susan huie. >> lamar hulse. >> and miy aunt. we love you and miss you eve

in your book you say that frederick douglass and booker t. washington pleaded with the people not to leave the south, beg them not to leave. the ministers begged him not to leave and a lot of people left the church in order to leave. 6 million he said, between the beginning of the renaissance in 1976, here's the question. if the 6 million had stayed in the south, would we have had the civil rights movement sooner? and if not, why not? >> guest: that is a great question and that is what i alluded to in the talk, and that is that it took the pressure of those individuals leaving the south in those large numbers. remember, the black population was much lower in 1910 and 1920 than it is now. at that time they were not even 10 million african-americans in the united states, and most of them were in the south. to have 6 million people, 6 million of your workers, you know, cheap labor that you depend upon leaving in such large numbers in that way would have to of had an impact on the south. and more importantly had an impact on the north to it force

. >>> right off the top, we head to maryland, unruly teens running off customers throughout frederick. i'm will thomas. >> i'm maureen umeh. it's happening in carol creek park. fox five's audrey barnes has the story. >> reporter: skate boarding isn't allowed in frederick's historic carol creek park. people who work in the area say teenagers do it all the time. that's just part of the problem. a server at this restaurant says some customers have walked away and left their meals on the outdoor patio, scared off by crowds of 20 to 30 teenagers at times. >> name calling, it's them, 15- year-olds smoking cigarettes and drinking, and bicyclers doing tricks and skate boarding. and a variety of everything you can think of. >> reporter: the manager of five guys restaurant says it's been a problem for months. >> when summer started we'd have to call the cops every day, because the kids, they come into the store in groups, they trash the place. they try and steal stuff. i don't blame people for not wanting to come down here on the creek, because they don't want to deal with that. >> reporter: ph

he is the author of a new book out on frederick law olmsted, genius of place, the life of frederick law olmsted. he will be here on our book tv said after his presentation to take your calls. he is being introduced by a given their deck, national editor of the "washington post." >> please do not sit on the cameras is located in the back of the pavilion. please silencer cell phones. thank you. got there we have with us today is fabulous. his name is justin martin. he is the author of the widely held the biographies of to a iconic figures, alan greenspan and ralph nader. both of him i think would be really interesting and novel. [silence] [silence] >> nadir, published in 2002. in the definitive biography of a consumer advocate emporia a president can't it this sometimes leaves voice messages on my voicemail asking the post to cover one thing or another. he also played a controversial role in the disputed election of 2000. just and became one of the gut to the experts to explain natick appearing on cnn and other shows in the to the six deccan entry in unreasonable man. seems a place, the l

. >> john frederick rhodes. >> francis saverio riccardelli. >> rudolph n. riccio. >> ann marie riccoboni. >> david h. rice. >> eileen mary rice. >> kenneth frederick rice iii. >> vernon allan richard. >> claude daniel richards. >> gregory david richards. >> michael richards. >> venesha orintia richards. >> james c. riches. >> alan jay richman. >> and my husband. we love you and miss you every day of our lives. >> john m. rigo. and my husband. as i stand here with this newly unveiled plaza behind me, we summon our strength and we think of those murdered on the us -- on the spot. it still lingers in our minds and our souls. 10 years my past, but the pain has not. the pain gets worse. it is a direct result of what happened on that day. but it certainly did not and that date. we are still without satisfactory evidence on how this event could have done. how family -- you would agree that both of our children have lived their lives that we had hoped for. i knew she more than ever as i watched our signed with our grandson just born two weeks ago. as i hold our gra

it's 71 downtown. 68 in frederick. 46 in oakland. they will probably see snow tomorrow night and early sunday. that is cool. here is the friday football forecast. it looks like this. we will have the highlights at 11:00 tonight. 72 at 7:00. 66 at 8:00. 62 at 9:00. dry everywhere except down in charles county, st. mary's county you will have showers down there. it will be windy. that could be a factor for the games as well. don't forget, check out high school sports don't net for the latest information. for us, looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies. breezy and colder. early showers south and east. lows 45 to 52. we will come back and take you through the weekend. we made more changes. >> hopefully for the better. >> coming up, a beltway commuter alert. one of the exit ramps to i-66 is closing because the traffic moved so well there already. we will have what you need to know to keep on moving in the right direction. >> the first paramedic to attend to michael jackson hits the witness stand. what did he say about the events of that

>> fredericks got its name from frederick billings, former president of the northern pacific railroad who they honored by naming the town after him. >> the railroad created the town and almost by accident. >> there was a nearby town by the name of colson which expected to be the next great railroad town. because they raised prices and made it inconvenient for the railroad the railroad decided to build their own town. the town of billings. billings basically prosper the. coulson disappeared. >> about the only thing left of coulson is boot hill cemetery. >> this is the burying grounds of coulson. most people buried here died violently. there were murders, suicides and accidents. they died with their boots on. so we call it boot hill. >> meanwhile back at billings -- >> when the railroad came in, billings grew so quickly, one rider said like mushrooms after a rain storm. it quickly took on the nickname, the magic city. >> the town's history is dotted with a lot of colorful characters. for example, calamity james. >> calamity was quite a character. she did all kinds of thing no women woul

temperatures from 52 in frederick, maryland. 55 in leesburg. loudoun county. 60 the temperature right now in waldorf. a generally light wind throughout the area. so for today some clouds drifting through. we're dealing with yet another upper level low pressure system, that one over ohio. it will be making its way through pennsylvania. for us the chance for some scattered light showers on saturday. there will be a chance early on saturday. i think east of i-95. and then around washington county and down into loudoun county in the morning. then a better chance for those showers coming through on saturday during the afternoon. they're not going to amount to a whole lot. probably only .is in1 inch and after that. the emphasis on how cold it's going to be. here's a look at our morning readings as we dip down to the low 50s. take a look at the 40, state college, pittsburgh. and some in the higher spots around west virginia. could have a few snowflakes mixing in with rain showers. saturday morning even colder as temperatures drop to the upper 30s in a

but we are still 68 downtown. 63 in gaithersburg. 64 in frederick and 66 in fredericksburg. so the football forecast for high school football, not bad. temperatures in the 60s throughout the game. maybe 62 or 61 by 9:00. but it will be dry, a couple showers south and east of town, that's it. d.c..highschoolsports.net. check it out for the latest scores. for us, partly to mostly cloudy. breezy, colder. lows 45 to 52. we'll come back. we know it's going be chilly this weekend. we'll tell you how wet it's going to be. >> thank you topper. a judge in pennsylvania says retail giant, wal-mart, has to pay a woman $100 for over charging her by two cents at the register. the judge awarded mary bach $100. on two occasions, she went to the store and bought sausages priced at 98-cent, but they charged her a whole dollar instead. wal-mart tried to refund her change, but bachman refused. so, what do you think about this one? did she go overboard just to save a few pennys on this? send your thoughts to mcginty's mail bag. or just post your comments on our facebook page. >>> a man's will to

and my brother, my best friend, paul frederick betiny. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mom a kiss for me up there and let me give a shout out to men and women who have built this memorial and to our first responders and our military. thank you all very much. [applause] >> my brother, anthony edward gallagher. we love you and miss you. >> donna m. berno. >> david w. bernard. >> william h. bernstien. >> david beret. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid besky. >> caroline mare buhj. >> edward frank beya. >> paul michael bayer. bella bacan. peter alexander beesfield. >> william gee. >> and my brother-in-law, steven howard berger. we all miss you and there's not a day that goes by we don't think of you. >> my brother, william reid besky. we will always remember you. >> mark bingham. >> carl vincent beanie. >> gary eugene bird. >> joshua david birnbaum. >> george john bishop. >> chris romeo bashunda. >> jeffrey donald. [bell] >> president lincoln not only understood the heartbreak of his country, he

. >>> extreme makeover frederick maryland style. a brand-new look for an old restaurant. >> coming up, the canal bar and grill gets that look. find out how you can join the celebration. >>> hey, top. >> got some sunshine. we did not get a break, however, on the pollen count. we'll come back and talk about if the dry air is going to lower the mold spore count and look ahead to what's going to be a blustery weekend. >>> up next, a consumer alert. a disappointing review for one model of a popular suv. and learn why consumer reports isn't a fan of the new hyundai sonata hybrid. >>> suv's are less of a danger to cars in crashes. that's the latest finding of a new study by the institute for highway safety. the insurance institute for highway safety, i should say. the nonprofit compared crashes over an eight-year period and deaths from those crashes went down. the study credits improved crash protection and cars and minivans and redesigned front ends on suv's. but the study still says small cars will fair worse in a crash with a larger, he

a thin ribbon of rain pushes into the mountains and not make it past hagerstown or frederick. and we are searching out warm air ahead of it. mix in some clouds. and a small chance of a thunderstorm midday or afternoon, across the bay and then the colder air filters in, and that will be the weekend. look at the wind forecast. south wind this morning, shifts to the west as we head through this evening and the strong winds out of the north to northwest for us all day tomorrow and a blustery setup into the weekend and a peek into the wakeup window, but so much more to talk about with the weather pattern and the ravens weather forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> i will start out with good news. 95 northbound at eastern, an earlier accident is clear. a broken down car on 95 near 24. not causing any problems with traffic. this is 95 north. no problems at this point. the construction at washington boulevard is now clear. the beltway at harvard harford road, no problems. >>> and health news for you this morning, baby boomers are unprepared when it comes to their health in retireme

hoffman frederick joseph hoffmann michele l. hoffmann judith florence hofmiller thomas warren hohlweck, jr. >> and my father. we love you and we miss you. >> and my father's twin brother, jeffrey. the bravery in how he lived his life is my inspiration and is never forgotten. we love you, uncle jeff. >> jonathan r. hohmann john holland joseph f. holland elizabeth holmes thomas holohan lee roy homer jr. bradley hoorn james p. hopper montgomery mccullough hord michael horn matthew douglas horning robert l. horohoe, jr. michael robert aaron horwitz >> and my father, we miss you. >> and my uncle, we miss you and love you. >> charles houston uhuru g. houston george howard brady helowell michael c. howell steven leon howell jennifer l. howley milagros hromada marian r. hrycak stephen huczko, jr. kris robert hughes paul rexford hughes robert thomas hughes thomas hughes timothy robert hughes susan huie lamar hulse >> and my aunt, we love and miss you every day. >> my son, my breath, my life. we dearly miss you every moment of our live th

lillian inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan wayne friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my husband, jack, who proudly serve our city for 32 years. we all love you and miss you. with a lot of help, i am holding down the fort. they all of you be at peace. >> and my dad, ronald. we love you and miss you every day. you live on through your granddaughters whom we teach to always hold the door open for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] gregg j. froehner lisa ann frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul furmato fredric neal gabler richard samuel federick gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher >> and my uncle. we love and miss you. take care of mom for me. >> and our son, edward. your dad, your wife, your children, and your three sisters, we all miss you and love you. we will never forget. lourdes galletti con

lunden >> christopher lunder >> anthony luparello >> gary frederick lutnick >> william lutz >> linda anne luzzicone >> alexander lygin >> farrell peter lynch >> james francis lynch >> louise a. lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch >> sean patrick lynch >> issue sacrificed your life for others and we will never forget you. -- use sacrificed your life for others and we will never forget you. >> michael j. lyons >> monica anne lyons >> patrick lyons >> robert francis mace >> jan maciejewski >> catherine fairfax macrae >> richard blaine madden >> simon maddison noell maerz >> jennieann maffeo >> joseph maffeo >> jay robert magazine >> and-loving husband, we miss you, we love you, we will never forget you. please keep watching over us. >> and my husband, your daughters, at your parents, your sister's and the rest of our family love you and miss you so much. >> brian magee >> charles wilson magee >> joseph v. maggitti >> ronald magnuson >> daniel l. maher >> thomas anthony mahon >> william j. mahoney >>

he had previously done by orders-- parodies of the life of frederick who we know as the designer of central park but he was also an abolitionist and a journalist which i was not aware of. this chronicles the different places he designed for it including the of mclean and mental hospital and he ended up at that hospital at the end of his life. his life became a full circle in that way. . .

starting to see some breaks in the clouds to the west toward leesburg and frederick where the temperature is 68. falling to the 60s there, still warm ahead of the front. 77. cam bridge 75. the frontal boundary is producing shower activity. prince george's county, king georges county and maryland you will see a light shower pass through the region. st. mary's county to the south you will see some heavier showers moving in. it's part of the frontal boundary moving in. temperatures down to 54. when you wake up tomorrow morning, it will be cooler. it's not the coolest we have been this season but we are going to get cooler still. i have cool numbers for you. pat? >> thanks, doug. >>> president obama says the u.s. has dealt a major blow to al qaeda's most dangerous affiliates. it's known as al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. his name is anwar al-awlaki. the cia and u.s. military worked together to carry out the strike. today, the president outlined the justification of this target of killing. >> he directed the failed attempt to blow up an airplane on christmas day in 2009. he directed the fai

some great temperatures, gaithersburg, 55. 54 in frederick. less humidity out there as well for you. leonardtown at 61. close to the bay, highs 646789 back into the mid-70s but with less humidity, it should feel a lot better. today will be a great-looking day, nice looking friday for us. there is your satellite-radar. clouds streaming in from the north and west. this is the next in a series of frontal systems that will get in here. this one will reinforce the cooler and drier air for us later this afternoon. kind of a partly sunny friday. we should be dry but you can see the rain showers falling apart as they approach the mountains. this big swirl you see up into the great lakes, that is our upper level low. that will spin down into the area for the weekend. and give us a lot of clouds around and the cool conditions. that will be a cool pool of air overhead tomorrow. our temperatures only in the others. jacket weather back. 57 today. partly cloudy skies. less humidity and we should be dry this afternoon so a nice looking day. a little breezy a

light rain is in frederick county, maryland. the showers are going northeast bound. so over to westminster and carol county, maryland. rainfall amounts, less than a tenth of an inch of rain. so mostly cloudy. light rain is all you have to worry about for today. a touch of humidity left today. that leaves us tomorrow, a little better weather coming your way for friday. the weekend still looks awfully chilly around here. cloudy skies and temperatures stuck in the 50s. both saturday and sunday. >>> some growers around are hoping that you will call for sunshine, a lot of it soon. >> i'll show you the seven day coming up. >> they will want to hear that. the rain is taking a toll on some business in northern virginia. accept anticipate and october is too much rain for them and that means that the grapes cannot ripen properly. doug says he's already lost $100,000 and could lose a quarter of a million dollars next month if the sun doesn't shine soon. >> we're going to make wine but we're going to come up short as to how much we can make. >> he would need two weeks of sunshin

capitol, you have seen the work of frederick law olmsted. justin martin will join us to take your calls. sylvia nasar's newest bestsellers "grand pursuit: the story of economic genius". in six hours she will take your calls and we will wrap up coverage of the national book festival with pulitzer prize winner isabel wilkerson who will talk about her pulitzer prize-winning book "the warmth of other suns: the epic story of america's great migration" about african-american migration to the north. after her talk booktv will join her in the tend to take audience questions, national phone calls, e-mails and tweets. that is our coverage plan for they 1 of the eleventh annual national book festival in washington d.c.. if you happen to be in the area come on down. the c-span bus is pecking out these bags. we will be between fourteenth and seventh streets in washington d.c.. joining us is jennifer gavin, project manager of the national book festival. start by giving us fact and figures about the national book festival. how many authors, what kind of ev

the same for frederick. frederick cooled down a little bit. there along i-81 from hagerstown, temperatures in the 60s and look back out into western maryland. now the temperature has cooled down into the lower 60s. slightly cooler air coming in. it looks like it gets reenforced through the weekend. in terms of the colder temperatures and where are they? there's columbus, ohio, at 48 degrees. detroit 49. pittsburgh 54. so this is basically our air mass for tomorrow. i don't think we are talking 40s for tomorrow. we're talking upper 50s tomorrow. right around 60 degrees. but no doubt a real fall push coming our way. now later on this evening, at 6:00, showers east 68th and clouds. notice temperatures will tumble down through the lower 60s and into the upper 50s. the wind picking up out of the northwest, 5 to 15 miles per hour. a little bit breezy and a little bit cool later on. we've had sunshine today, but we have also had clouds today. these are the showers out ahead of the front. back to the northwest, now you see this line here. this is in t

registered sex offender.he's also homeless.police believe he's responsible for setting 7 fires in the frederick area since march.the most recent one was on saturday. a cumberland man is sentenced to 18 and-a-half years in prison... for sexually produce child porn.72-year-old james widdows was sentenced thursday... in federal court. he pleaded guilty to charges back in april. put down that phone!maryland lawmakers are taking the state's text and drive ban a little further.starting tomorrow, you don't even be able to áreadá a test while driving.that includes sitting at a red light or stuck in traffic.if you're caught doing it... the fine is 70 - bucks. but then, it goes up to 110 dollars if your actions lead to an accident. 3842 i think it's good you know especially because of the kids 47 36:45 it's a little bit extreme, but i don't know how they would monitor people not driving and doing it 51 triple-a recommends drivers pull over to a safe place to check any electronic messages. the law does not apply to g-p-s or 9-1-1. some other new laws take effect tomorrow.one of them stiffens penalties f

no problems, 270 out of frederick in towards 95. >>> we begin with big breaking news in the war on terror. fox news has confirmed that american born muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki has been killed in yemen. this information accord to that country's defense ministry. al-awlaki is the radical iman linked to al-qaeda in yemen. you may remember he once led a mosque in falls church, virginia and his radical postings on the internet were said to have influenced major nidal hassan, the man charged in the deadly fort hood shootings. this is the first time an american associated with a terror network has been targeted and taken out. >>> checking other headlines now, a possible break in the case of a missing alexandria man. someone tried to use his bank card. >> but when they drk the atm snapped a photo of the suspect and police are now looking for him. let's get the latest now from sherry ly. she is live in alexandria. >> lenny harris disappeared here from the old town recreation center. about four hours later, someone tried to use the bank card and that is when surveillance cameras captured that ca

wall right now there's about here about four or five kilometer if into the west bank i'll try to fix frederick i can recognize border the international court of justice in the hague has moved to dispatch to fish the construction of this barrier to the bow but it will continue continue building it right now we're in a village called nailing twenty five hundred dunam about to be confiscated from a village. that was partially. the story short. i. now know that not jonathan polak has participated and direct action in some demonstrations for many years several times a week. just so he has been arrested and physically injured like this right his soldiers i i i i am i putting was the next week that it was the first. such a friend of mine was arrested by it's a very big part of my life and. you know and you have to go for a fighting and i live here and i'm. you know my life pretty much revolves around political activism so obviously the political situation affects my life and my future and i thought. i. was out to people and killed here and you can imagine if i actually always if you care is complete

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temperatures right now not to bad, we are in the 60s into frederick, and york. we will have a chance for a stray shower will talk about a cooldown through time. >> thank you. with all the news about the lysteria outbreak we decided to send our resident farmer out to see what's going on. we found one and asked is there problems? >> reporter: the home base of papa johns produce stand. it's a local favorite for fresh fruits and vegetables. >> we get from the local all the time. they have been around for years and i know they always -- they more or less go and make you sure there is nothing wrong. >> we are picking right outs of the field fresh and on the stands, or to the stores, fresh that same dame. >> reporter: today there were plenty of peppers, and pumpkins, where are the cantelope? >> the storm lee finished us off, irene hurt. >> reporter: so they lot of the crop forcing produce buyers to be more aware at the store. >> normally i don't look at where things are made or come from but in this case i stop and check out where it comes from. >> reporter: the answer

and a few locations getting a few sprinkles of light rain in frederick county, maryland, carol county, up near the pennsylvania border. we've had mist falling. some of the roadways are damp and temperatures near 70. there's a live picture showing capitol hill off in the distance. on the horizon is prince george's county. sunrise 6:59. we might have a little sun breaking through that overcast from time to time through the morning and perhaps midday hours. then during the rest of the afternoon, looks rather cloudy. there is a small chance of an isolated shower this afternoon or early this evening. here's your evening planner. sunset at 6:59. low 70s by midnight under a cloudy sky. a look at changes on the way, though, for the week ahead. we'll look at that and the weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> traveling 66 east, still have the inner loop to the beltway exit ramp still shut down and big delays on 66 east. i would suggest, if you want to get on the beltway, what you need to do is take nutley street to chain bridge road. let's see some delays. here's sudley road. thos

washington and george washington carver, but she lectured about the contribution of frederick douglass, w.e.b. dubois, and how jackie robinson had broken the baseball barrier. and we remembered the opera singer who was not allowed to sing in the hall and had to sing in lincoln center. all the discrimination and the local in justices. like, everything was separate and unequal. the school was inadequate. we could not go to the hospitals. they built a house adjacent to the main hospital. the white people were not supposed to be in the same room with an n-person. you know the n-word? i said to myself at the end of the day that i love my country and i'm glad that that day, i took a stand. i saw through the supreme court that the flaws that america had tried to correct them by removing those horrible signs -- "white" and "colored." i said when i testified at the trial, i went through how we were treated, and the lady dramatize it, so i do not have to go through that, but it is the whole system of separate but unequal. it is understates rights -- is under states' rights. after lincoln had fre

frederick still at 66. hagerstown 64. right along i-95 for those communities, temperatures are dropping into the lower 60s. curcher cumberland into the 50s. the cold front is moving through and that is what is bringing in these colder temperatures and you go up to the north and northwest, pittsburgh is chilly, 52. detroit is 47. columbus is 50 degrees. this is the air mass for us tomorrow. now, we won't be in the lower 50s, or at least i hope not. if we are in the lower 50s, the forecast is going to be incorrect. it's going to be really, really crummy out there tomorrow. we should be upper 50s to lower 60s for the weekend. and that means tomorrow and sunday, there's a chance of showers tomorrow. it will be breezy, too. it's never going to feel much like 60 degrees and with the rain falling in places, it will be downright miserable if you are outside. sunday, i think a little bit more sunshine. we are still going to be chilly and showers even on sunday. this is future cast tonight at 10:00. line of showers and thunderstorm

let me show you what it looks like around town. 270, coming in from frederick down past route 121 all the way down to the point where the lanes divide, it pretty much looks like this. very light. 355, no problems in rockville. american legion bridge, looking good here as well. leaving virginia and maryland across the bridge span. no problems to report and no lane closures. now, we'll end with the beltway look at route four near andrews air force base. looking good through oxon hill and down to the wilson bridge into alexandria. no problems northbound into new carrollton and college park. in my next report, we'll take a look at virginia at 4:56. mike and andrea? >> the state of virginia is withholding $20 million in transportation funding from fairfax county, arlington and alexandria and it is all over a seat on metro's board of directors. >>> the state secretary of transportation says that group hasn't signed a new transit contract, giving the state a seat on the board. but the northern virginia traffic commission says that could violate its terms with metro. if no compromise is made,

frederick, lower 50s. annapolis, mild spot at 63. culpepper, coming in at 55 degrees at this hour. here's a look at your future cast. we see the clouds moving in. not until this afternoon, maybe around 2:00, a couple of showers according to this model but really, we'll all be, for the most part, dry. later tonight, late tonight close to midnight, maybe a couple of showers popping up out to the east. otherwise though, we're look at a pretty nice day for today. here is a look at your forecast. temperatures in the upper 70s. the weekend, boy, it will be chilly. 60 degrees. here's monika with your traffic. >> at least we're starting off with some good news early this friday morning. good morning, everybody. we just have a little bit of construction. that's about it. early friday morning, if you look closely, i could see it earlier, the flashing lights with the inner loop of the beltway construction, basically, stay to the right if you're headed out the door right now. that should be cleared up very shortly. 66, same story as all week. nutley street and glebe road, watch out for the con

volume at fredericks road through catonsville. beltway will be slow on the outer loop between security and edmonton. and topside of the beltway, stop and go traffic at harford road. slow all the way to york road. charley? >> breaking news this morning. the yemeni government released an official statement saying the al qaeda cleric al-awlaki has been killed. it was a drone attack in the south western part of the country. corimne redman is following the breaking story with the latest for us are. >> reporter: we're learning the attack was carried out just before 3:00 a.m. our time this morning and that an war al-awlaki was killed. the official statement from the defense ministry came down this morning and confirmed his death. they believe it was an air strike carried out by u.s. forces that killed him and some of his followers. so al-awlaki is believed to have inspired and plotted recent attacks on the u.s. including a failed christmas day bombing back in 2009. he would be the most prom prominent al qaeda figure to be killed since os

taking a look at the live traffic cameras on the beltway at frederick road in the southwest side. most of the traffic right now has the volume on the outer loop with the oncoming traffic and inner loop pretty light right now on your ride through catonsville. 95 southbound through the fort mchenry tunnel, extremely light traffic out of the tunnel southbound. no problems northbound at the tunnel itself. before eastern avenue northbound we have a report of an accident. that is in the cleanup substantial as well. charley? >> you normally get cash from an atm but what if you could get something even more valuable. coming up, precious metal these customers get when they use the atm. plus, the city of tripoli in libya is now in the hands of anti-ghadafi fighters. why residents still have to worry about the gunfire and the fights. you're watching good morning maryland, first and only at 4:30, back in a bit. >>> headlines around the world this morning, in beijing china, there are atms where customers can purchase precious metals, 200 kilograms of gold bars and did that get your attention?

over john senden in second and victory would ensure the englishman would qualify for the end of season frederick's told championship next week. britain and i look set to retain the vivendi seventy trophy year they lead continental europe by five points after saturday's play simon dyson and jamie goldstein lead the way in the first green simms match against nicolas colsaerts right here minus zero britain and ireland need just two and a half points from sunday's ten singles matches for victory. and lastly efforts are being made to ensure that the junior ice hockey club will cup returns to the russian city of aunts next year and the all star squad from the american east and junior hockey is one thing that's came to attend to siberia and from custer at reports. before coming to russia for the in the old girl junior club world cup these guys had never experienced international i saw there were eight teams from just as many countries and the tournaments with e.j. h.l. all star squad representing the united states you know hockey is one of the few sports that is truly worldwide and in a sport that the un

it's not just the big ten million person being put in for a couple trophies here cochairmen should frederick scope and you know for me you can turn sneak over you know it's been a problem in moscow for years now either not enough or too expensive sports facilities in the russian capital but according to the government it's time for tennis courts football pitches and hockey rinks galore the city's mayor serviettes of stating program of sport development is set to go ahead for next year more than two hundred billion rubles that is run six billion dollars allocated for the five year plan during the time russia will host their winter olympic games the world student games on will be well on the way in terms of preparation for the twenty thousand feet first world cup finals yes finally to a couple of pent up being drawing a lot of attention in russia this week the international backyard football championship kicked off in the block sea resort of two up say with artie's constantine top off among those attending the opening day. millions of children dream about being their favorite players in their

this is the beltway at frederick road. outer loop still has most of our volume but it is at the speed. and inner loop moving very well right now, going northbound. and 95 at 395, we have steady flow in both directions. and with volume building. and 395, inbound, has no problems coming into downtown. back to you charley. >>> breaking news this morning. we just learned that an american citizen linked to aol qaeda has been killed. an official statement says anmar alawaki is dead believed to be killed by an air strike attack that was carried out by u.s. forces. he is believed to have spotted and plotted the recent attacks in the u.s. including the failed christmas day bombing in 2009. more on these stories when it becomes available. >>> if you use the atm card at a store checkout a year from now, think twice about it because it could be costing you a bit more. bank of america will start charging customers five dollars every time you swipe. and we have more on everything you need to know on the new fees. >> if you use your bank

right now some light activity up in frederick and some more activity getting a little heavier down towards the northern neck. we'll come back and track that and tell you what that means and we'll tell you when we think the potomac river will flood because it is going to flood. >> all right, thank you, top. >>> to a river rescue you will see only on channel nine. take a look at this. you can see that man right in the middle of the river just off i95 in virginia. kurt brooks heard the rescuer calls go out. he headed to the scene. this is what he called on camera. the fire department doesn't know why that 26-year-old man was in the water but they knew they had to get him out fast. fire crews made two passes before they grabbed him, snagged him into the boat safely. >> if he slipped, he would go under. >> absolutely. you go underneath the i95 bridge and then there is another set of rapids and then it's deep water. and at that point it's not a rescue. it's a body recovery >> the most likely scenario, this fellow walked out into the shallow river to go fishing but then with all of the rain we ha

temperatures, depends where you are, if you're west of the sea, 55 now in frederick, 70 close to downtown, on the eastern shore, the boundary of cooler air start to go punch through. we'll make the mid-70s by lunchtime, then temperatures will continue to fall through the day as it stays breezy around here. much cooler air on the weekend, we'll tell you when the chilliness arrives. >> caught on tape. these pictures of an ambulance on fire, this is video posted on a log by one of county's firefighters. his name is chief randy kooncely. the footage was shot on wednesday in plainsburg. you can see the fire just pouring out of the ambo for more than a minute before it explodes and blows off the roof. that's something gary. >> animal lovers on a mission to protect man's best friend. they call it showing your soft side. superstar adam jones along with mixed martial arts fighter john rallo. organizers realized there was a need for an awareness campaign like this. jones hopes this effort is the start of something big. >> i think in any other city in the country, you know what is goin' on every day

first icing on the cake russia add two girls to their medal tally on the final day of the world of frederick's championships with winds of the hammer throwing and women's eight hundred meters. in while you say in bold leads jamaica to a world record breaking picturing him before by one hundred meters relieved finally back exactly championships. and also russia asserted completing the rugby world cup for the first ever time this year r.t. caught up with the school before they flew to new zealand. let's begin with the five weeks where the world finals concluded on sunday with russia claiming two more girls on the closing date but he has been the most surprising the odds by beating world champion caster semenya in the women's eight hundred meters the russian called the one minute fifty five point eighty seven seconds samantha had to settle also for half a second behind and kenny and jan it is good to bronze. age and i have an incredible feeling inside me i can't find any words to express them i'm not tired though my result was fantastic i have three more competitions this season but i want the mo

a diversion at frederick. a diversion at cathedral and my men. a diversion that university. i'm kurt kronke. -- a diversion at cathedral and my dement. >> a pleasant change for us. -- a diversion and cathedral and monument. >> we are watching a cold front. it has some chilly air behind it. tenders will drop 20 degrees. 50's on saturday and sunday. -- temperatures will drop 20 degrees this weekend. there were some showers lining up along the front. they are starting to fall apart. 20% chance that you'll see one of those showers crossover towards baltimore. most of you will have a dry day. the clouds are thickening out. we will see the clouds increase. it is clear right now. clouds will increase over the next few hours. 58 in catonsville. a mixture of sun and clouds. 20% chance for a rain shower. most of you will have a dry day. temperatures between 71 and 76. upper 40's and load 50's. the jet stream will dip down to the south. this next storm system will park itself along the mid-atlantic appeared temperatures will stay in the 50's. we have the slight chance for a rain shower

iran actually quote you and suggest your selfish gene metaphor and the economics of milton friedman or frederick van hired and the modern libertarian movement are the same thing and that your selfish gene movement or your self-esteem. hypothesis assertion how you have to fill in the word so i don't have the correct word. and i would in films that not informs their movement but demonstrates the validity of of individual selfishness i'm curious how you would respond because i'm sure. that one of the most surprising things that happened after the selfish gene was was published with that i started getting letters from rightwing libertarians in america i've never even met a rightwing libertarian but they started writing to me and total misunderstanding as i said before gene's a selfish and that's nothing to do with whether individuals and selfish or rather it's a very complicated relationship and in particular it says nothing whatever about the moral rightness or wrongness of being selfish you could take a stand on that option which is based upon something quite different from my standard an evolutio

they knew between frederick douglass and his sandals in the south, run away now. the union lines, those blue uniforms. and what we put them in the army. fight this war of attrition. no end of manpower available. marching through the south, but in these men in uniform. that was of very interesting time. so he becomes president, and he has this basically impossible situation. let us have peace. the famous coming together with they decide not to shoot the enemy officer car. they decide it will be benign. we will try to have a benign. you have johnson. a sevener, very racist. a very awful attitude. one of the reasons he was impeached. he was trying to delay. lincoln got the 13th through. the abolition of slavery. but the other two were not clear. well, grant says he is not try to be president. not point to accept the nomination. that allows african-americans. of course everybody said that eisenhower passes the first civil rights bill. well, take 8457. grant was the last republican to send troops to the south. voting rights and civil rights. looking at extending freedo

the post office is expected to lose $10 billion this year. >> steve: frederick, i understand you feel that the post office is not broke. this is just one of those things that the government is making you pay for with the retirement benefits, right? >> good morning. thank you for inviting me to the show. i appreciate the opportunity to expose the public to for a change, some of the truth, about the postal service. yeah, there is a lot of misinformation out there that needs to be disspelled with regards to the postal service. >> steve: like what? it's not broke. >> absolutely not broke. absolutely not broke. they just need access to their own funds. congress needs to act quickly and responsibly to give them that access. >> steve: frederick, the suggestion that we'd be better off financially if they closed the post office on saturdays, what do you say to that? >> well, i guess if you accept the premise that the postal service is broke, you could start that discussion. but i think it's kind of silly to go there when you've got an institution that's successful like the postal service. >> s

but a couple of hours later, we learned that the marine one actually was diverted to an frederick, maryland, alternative location, about 20 miles from camp david, met by the motorcade and drove the rest of the way. as you say, this is an unusual move. what t t military -- we're told the military made this call because of weather. weather-related reasons. they simply felt this was a safer route. now, i've got to tell you, josh, it's been a pretty nice day around here, washington, the area today. no real wind or rain. so it raised a few questions. but it has been cloudy and this alternative landing location is significantly lower elevation than camp david, which may explain why they took the detour. >> abc's jon karl in the nation's capital. thank you for that. >>> and in one wary corner of the country, a state of emergency has once again been declared. this is what's baring down on the gulf coast. tropical storm lee, moving at roughly 2 miles per hoir. slower than a pepeon walks. but as counterintuitive as it sounds, its slow pace could make it an even more powerful storm. abc's yunji de nie