just asked god to see me through. a lot of emotion this morning as this week s deadly tornadoes, people are trying to make sense of what happened. the death toll has risen to 13 after a kansas woman died last night. the severe weather tuesday night and wednesday morning now possibly coming back this morning. we re certainly tracking every angle of that storm. good morning, maryland, i m charley crowson, she s megan pringle. we have more on these storms developing across america s heartland. we re looking at tornado alley. you can see in the red where i have that red circle, that s where you re going to be dealing with a moderate risk or they will be dealing with a moderate risk for today. so large hail in that area, damaging wind and also tornadoes. and then we have the yellow coding and that s basically a slight risk. the storm prediction center has that area in a slight risk and we could be seeing the run-of- the-mill thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. for the
still dry. a chance for a couple of showers to move in, maybe a rumble of thunder by 4:00 p.m. that temperature coming in right around 57 degrees. and then more likely for some showers and thunderstorms as we go into the evening. let s get a check of the traffic with bill. good morning. reporter: looking at the early morning rush, everything seems to be flowing pretty well, looking good on the run from harford county, building a bit through the white marsh area and the beltway and then it opens up through the tunnels. 95 running smooth headed northbound past 395 to the tolls. 95 good on route 40 around the south side and the top side building a bit, still flowing good from 45 through towson. on the 83 run, the harrisburg expressway, looks pretty good past cockiesville to the beltway. jfx all clear to downtown at this time. 795 all clear from owens mills out to the beltway and 795 looking good from 29 over to the beltway. the one incident we do have southbound york road at ste
there? forecast as we continue. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. good morning. i m mindy basara. and i m stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. the day is starting out just fine. march and april can be unsettled months. that is code for stormy weather. we had a taste of some rain on wednesday. another storm is coming our way. but the radar. look at the radar. down into georgia and alabama and moving into illinois, some scattered showers and thunderstorms. it doesn t look like much on radar now, but the stuff will take off and crossed the mountains to get here. we want to see of the traffic is doing this morning. good morning. no rain to deal with the moment. a smooth ride on most of the major roadways. eastbound 100, we have an accident and you may start to see some delays. police activity at greenmount.
children, and also couples who have lived together possibly for a long time and they want to get married. i was so happy for all those people who have waited so long and had their dignity and demeaned. it was just really special. we have worked hard for this day. the lot is scheduled to take effect on january 1 of next year. we have a plethora of churches around the state. opponents are ready joining walsh s, hoping to get a referendum on the ballot and put the issue before voters. the hope to pass the 56,000 signatures needed before june. the citizens of maryland are going to stand up for this issue consistently and vote this thing that marriage is between one man and one woman. it will go to referendum. there is no doubt about that. i think we are going to do everything we can to make sure that marriage equality is the law in maryland, even after a november election. opponents have until june 30 it to collect the petition signatures. it was a spirited discus
the alliance allows the two schools to accomplish the same goal while keeping their own identities. today that is what they agreed to. the college park president was the official cheerleader for the new partnership, one designed to tear down the economic and academic perry s that separated the two schools. university of maryland students will benefit greatly under this new plan. there will be many new initiatives, including a maryland scholars program derrek texted does not in there. the new alliance permits the two schools to realign programs in public health, law and public policy, bioengineering, medicine, and pharmacy. the changes, with a $45 million price tag over the next 10 years. the alliance is still work in progress, at an both sides are still trying to iron out the wrinkles. the board of regents and chancellor are convinced it is a proposal with a lot of potential. we are unleashing too academic powerhouses that will have a profound effect on our state an