let s get a check oo our ú%recast as peopll are getting out anddheading out about this mornnng..3 meteorologiit steve fertiggis heee with what we can expect today. today weecould have obviously we re talkinn about rainshowwrs and they re heavy anddoff the eastern seaboard. we could have gotten thunderstorms in theeeastern seaaoard, paarice. that would have taken a course to the east. let s a look at tte hd radar, and you can see the story. the central counties beginning to see more activity but most of ú%ints west, you have toward fredeerck county. that sswhere youusee the heaviest rain.ú we could hhve had a llt of %-in the atlantic occan. staying weestill get some rain out of thhs and we do have lash side of the chesapeake bay at rather mild, tte samm for .c.úd 63 for the hhgh. and evee a hancc for a little -hunder especially to the west later in the day as we climb to the 80-degree mark..3 what are we deellng on the roadways with this morning though? we got to check i
delays between i-70 and i-95 on the outer loop. that is six minutes. here we are at route 50, coming across the bay bridge, a nice steady stream of volume but no problems or delays approaching 97 or headed to the capitol beltway. back to you. 6:01. license, registration and put the camera down. that was quite a traffic stop in harford county. got a lot of publicity because the guy who was pulled over used his video camera to record the stop. that brushed up against the law. abc2 news linda so tells us what happened. reporter: it started as a simple traffic stop. when the 24-year-old motorcyclist was pulled over for speeding by a state trooper in an unmarked car. anthony graber first thought he was being robbed and started to videotape the state trooper. then posted it on youtube. that prompted state police to charge him with three felony wiretapping counts. the state s attorney planned to take him to trial but a circuit court judge dropped the charges essentially dismissi
gging to make iithappen. llve in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news late edition . heelo aggin, i am jeff barnd. and i am jennifer gilbert. ú%e family offa baltimore county woman that disappeared 24 years3 ago, is hoping her case will finally be solved with new %- melinda roeder is standingy live in essex to explain why the case has been sold for so ong now. melinda? bernadeete carusso last seen in the parring lot of east point mall. 24 years ago. just left her jjb at one of the stores here. headed to meet with her estranned husband. the two had been sepprated ann were involved in a bitter custody battle. right away police suspected foul play thatnnn no one has been charged with the crime. and neither she or her body found. her sisser has spent 24 years searching for answers, and working s an advocate for the missing. she helped toco found a task unidentified persons.sing and and she tries to provide resources for familiis of victims.
%-topping out at 80 degrees at 4 evening and 72 drying out by 6:00 p.m. what is happening on the -oadways right now? well, lauren cooke has the answer and the trackkenn. lauren? well, thank you, steve. we do have a building that has -ollapsed in west baltimore. it s a vacant row hooe and no one has been injured but it s affecting traafic in northfield3 avenue and norfolk avenue. you can stick with park or ellicott aaenue, and we have an accident thatthas shutdown %-corridor of 95, no probllms to report innthe whitemaash area. here ii a live look north of the 83, thh cars are mooing alongg3 the northbound and southbound lanes just fine. you re lloking at a 4-minute ride witt an average speed of 55 miles per hour. from 95 to 88, that stretch is goinn to take you 11 minutes. there you re looking at an average speed of 54 miles per hour. ww will remain clear from 795 with an 11-minutt trip with an avvrage speed of 55 mills per houu. ttat s the traffic edge report, ppatrice, bac
shows light activity toward baltimore and north of annapolis but we ll come back and track that for you because that s what could cause problems for the morning commute. wake up weather in just a bit. let s get out to andrea in montgomery county. road conditions tonight and what should folks expect tomorrow morning? reporter: well, derek and anita, we ve been driving through montgomery county and prince georges county through rain throughout the night. at this point i m at the intersection of beach drive and kensington parkway and this is what you ll see along the side of the road. just a little bit of water still left from the evening storms, but as topper said a lot more is set to come. the ground is saturated as well and you know, we all wanted the rain, farmer wanted it, gardeners wanted it but come morningtime, and time for the commute, beach drive as anyone in this area knows is one of those places that you will expect to see signs like that. this is one of the more