we ll bring you more information as there are developments. another degree of 90-day weather. it s sunny and partly cloudy. how warm did it get? wjz is live with first warning weather. bob is updating the numbers with the five-day forecast. four degrees short of the record. record was 100 back in 1900. right now, take a look at the numbers. we got up to 96 right this minute. that s what it was last report, last hour. 63, dew point. which means when you combine the two, it feels more like about 98 degrees. at least it s a little better than it was yesterday. now, we do have should shower and thundershower activity to the west and southwest of us. hopefully it looks like a pretty good chance that we re seeing some activity developing tomorrow. along with cooler temperatures, a lot more clouds. may not even get out of the mid- 80s tomorrow. that will be a big, big change. we ll have that forecast in just a few minutes. kai? all right, bob. we ll see you then. there are n
mayor is cautioning him while he s walking a fine line. he understands that there are to be no political activities during work hours. and i just wanted to reenforce that. as well as to reenforce that we need to focus on the job at hand. reporter: chris driesbach teaches ethics and sees nothing unethical about the sign. this adversarial relationship has been growing by leaps and bounds. and that this stuff would be coming from either side is both tragic and unsurprising. reporter: as for that independent investigation, the state s attorney said the mayor says that would have to be done on a federal level. and his office told miss jessamy, if she has a complaint, she should file it there. thank you very much, mike. the primary is september 14th. mr. bernstein announced today that he and miss jessamy will have a radio debate tomorrow. the howard county teenager greatly injured in a terrorist attack in africa is back in maryland. kai is live in the newsroom now with
very engaging, always wanting to live life to the fullest. if you had one thing to say about jay he was looking to live life to the fullest. reporter: this is tipton airport where jack and jay kept their planes. family and friends are saddened by this indication but they can take some comfort away knowing they both died pursuing that love of flying. in ft. meade don harrison for abc 2 news. the faa continues to investigate what caused the crash. the campaign signs on the police commissioner s front lawyer which set off a political firestorm are gone. he has taken down the two signs he had. it created quite a stir prompting the state s attorney to call bealefeld s credibility into question during a news conference yesterday. today the commissioner would not publicly comment any further on the battle brewing between the courthouse and police headquarters. the city needs and demands that we stay focused on public safety. i m going to challenge myself every single day, ev
police commissioner s front law that sparked a political battle in baltimore city are now removed. days ago fred bealefeld had signs supporting gregg bernstein. that removal comes a day after patricia jest may publicly questioned the commissioner s credibility and accused of him of campaigning for bernstein while he was on the job. today mayor stephanie rawlins announced more than $400,000 in donations for the pool cherry hill roosevelt patterson park clifton park. city pools closed on sunday because of budget issues. the city council will hold a special session to consider taking money from the rainy day fund to open the remaining neighborhood pools. a huge weed bust for baltimore city police. the aviation unit sported this pot garden from the sky. they escort scouted it out for nearly a month trying to catch the grower but eventually they had to cut down the we d before it could be harvested and sold on the street. 34 pot plants at a street value of $24,000. baltimore