until 8:00 tonight for strong winds and dry conditions. it s going to be in effect for much of the state west of the chesapeake bay. critical fire conditions are occurring now or will shortly. we ve seen our fair share. now a check of the forecast with lynette charles. good morning. good morning. yes, it is going to be a hair raising monday for us. the red flag warning, cool and breezy and dry and the winds will pick up as we go in to the afternoon. here it is here, look at the red, it s not only for the state of maryland. we are looking at del aware, new jersey, points to the north and east and virginia. if your travels are taking you in these places, don t do open burning for today. it s in effect until 8:00 this evening. look at what we have. the temperatures are mild. 52 degrees gwen oaks. shady side 54. the winds are light and variable but will pick up. humidity, 31%, 43%, 34%, that s dry air we are dealing with. that s what is helping this fire danger that we are ta
confirm this is an active investigation the victim s mother says the school system feels that even though the daughter was working to complete a class assignment, it is not liable because it happened off campus. we have not talk to the school yet and we will have more from the search and the suspect coming up at six. now the latest from aruba. attorney lou pose is not represents jerry gee owe dono. he has tried to get him released from prison but has been denied. while he no longer represents him, he believes the businessman will be released. gee owe dono claims that gardener disappeared while they were scuba diving. a student no carrieráringcon0 killed and sa nay you are part of a chain that served our nation and we thank. the city honored past and current veterans and jeff has more on that tribute. reporter: the ceremony marked that day 93 years ago when world war one came to an end and veteran s day got its beginning and a story from owens mill took center sta
open by saturday morning, creating the kind of flooding not seen here in about 40 years. i would be scared when i seen the water down by the playground. i was scared. once they opened, like 45, 50 gates, there was so much water pressure that it would like start coming up through the street gate. reporter: offort deposit s voluntary evacuation order will become mandatory tonight. the mayor says help will not come. most of the residents understand, but we are having trouble with people who haven t seen a flood event in port deposit. and we are trying to deal with that as best we can. are you planning to evacuate? probably not. nowhere to go. reporter: already, a swift water rescue team took two people from their waterfront home. after the town cut off power, the couple decide it was time to leave. moved everything upstairs. we live on the third floor. and the river was creeping higher than we had ever seen it before. do you think it s at all smart to stay in t
the money to come from the state, county schools have come up with a list of cost saving measures designed to meet with the cuts in baltimore county. there will be more furloughs and lay offs and no new programs and initiatives. 200 retiring teachers won t be replaced. the county teachers understand the need to cut the budget, but they re worried about the situation getting worse. there s two things on the numbers, one, they re talking about 200. we will have more than that. that means they ll rehire to replace that. the other things are the state cuts. if the state makes cuts and the pension is pushed back, this is the tip of the ice burg and it could impact education. we don t want to see that happening. reporter: the schools will hold the hearings early next month. across maryland today, we had windy conditions out there. it s blustery and frigid at times. current winds have let up a bit. we re looking at 10 to 12 miles per hour winds. the gusts aren t as harsh. we r
command on board the aircraft carrier uss enterprise. this evening we are going to go through some racy topics. reporter: in response to the videos leaked last week to a virginia newspaper, u.s. navy spokesman said they were not acceptable then and are not acceptable in today s navy and that u.s. fleet forces command has initiated an investigation. worst case is he could be taken to a court-martial. a little bit of a challenge to figure out how you would charge this conduct. they will find something. reporter: on the ship s facebook page, mainly messages of support, captain honors brought up our morale and provided well needed and appreciated comic relief and the clips being shown in the news are out of context and edited to look vulgar. throughout the videos honor claims his superiors are unaware. question is whether they should have known because a naval commander is expected not only to take care of the things that come to his or her attention, but also to run li