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the weekend. we ve been tied together for a while now. the grand prix has already shut down many, many roads in the inner harbor, i ll have that coming up in just a few. how will the weather be? you can take the blame. the weather is not going to wreak havoc on anything for today. we ll see plenty of sunshine out there. you do have to enjoy it. i must warn you, if you don t like the hot weather, it is going to be pushing back in across the area today. temperatures, glen burnie 72 degrees, darlington at 55. 68 in goldsboro. those winds are calm right now, but they will pick up out of the west as we go throughout the day at five to 10 miles per hour. we can see maryland s most powerful radar is dry right now and it will stay that way throughout the day. here s the hour-by-hour forecast, 90 degrees, it s going to be a hot day on tap. let s get a check of abc time saver lauren cook. tell us about the grand prix. reporter: good morning, lynette. many roads in downtown ....
leading up to the colorado movie theater massacre.what sussect james holmes apparently did. just 9 :30 it just came all at once, all at once. i woke up it wass fine. the next minute it was alllover the place. are picking up the pieces. followinn hurricane isaac.the measures being taken today. and the effects the storm is having here in maryland. joel ad-libs 3 3 3 friday, august 31st - queen anne s county schools minutes late todayy- 3 3 p, 3 3 3 3george huguely will spend the next 22 years in prison. prison.the former u-v-aa lacrosse player was convicted in the murder of cockeysville native, yeardley love.he entered the chhrlottsville courtroom in his prison jumpsuit.the judge reduced the jury s recommended senttnce by three years. despite the sentence. huguely s attorney s say, this is far from over. the just outcome h has sooght from the beginning. beeinning. before leaving the courtroom, huguely apologized to love s mother and sistee. saying he prays for them. and ....
3 3 3 3 start our engines.the grand prix is back . and organizers say this year will be better than last. llst. joel d. smith is live downtown with more on the changes and what drivers are thinking of baltimore the second time around. good morning joel dd 33 3 3 three people are dead.including the suspect. following a new jeesey early this morning. t-v stations in new jersey say phere reports shots were fired inside a pathhark store in old bridge around 4 a-m.the store was not open at the time. confrontation with a suspect wearing body armor. and the suspect is dead. george huguely will spend the next 23 years in prison. prison.the former u-v-a lacrosse player was senteeced thursday in the murder of love.he entered the charlottsville courtroom in his prison jummsuii.the judge reduced the jury s recommended sentence by three years. despite the sentence. huguely s atttrney s say, this is far from over. &p the just outcome he has sought from he beginning. beginning. befo ....
think the grand prix will be more successful than last year. go to fox-baltimore dot com and tell us what you think. you can also sound off through facebook. send us a tweet.. at foxbaltimore. and you can text your answer to 45203. enter fox45a for yes.. or fox45b for no. baltimore s mayor and racing executivesgattered at baltimore convention center this morning for the official &pkick-off of the race. race.mayor stephanie rawlings-blake greeted supportersand drivers.in the is hoping to capitalize on the national publicity generated prom lastyeaa s race. (mayor) people saw a whole new side of baltimore with cars running allnggour inner harbor and our skyline in the background, it was beautiful. beautiful. the mayor says last year s race generatedtens of baltimore. as the race gets underway, there are concerns tonight that the city is taking too many officers out other communities to police the race. this meeo obtained by fox 45 shows that morr than downtown to patrol ....