several lights around in baltimore city. use extra caution this morning. this is the west side of the beltway at baltimore national pike. both loops are moving just fine with light volume. this is 95 at the fort mchenry toll plaza. southbound traffic is moving just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. the continuing efforts by b.g.e. to restore all the power knocked out by friday storm. more than 170,000 customers without power. there were more than 240,000 without power yesterday morning at this time. crews have been restore power to more than 70,000 customers in the past 24 hours. b.g.e. crews had restored power to more that half a million customers in total since friday. be ge s is exercising a strict protocol b.g.e. is exercising strict protocol. they go after power feeders that clean to a large clusters of up to 2,000 customers. this is according to a b.g.e. spokesman. we need to plan for the worst and hope for the best. this could be a long restoration pe
it will feel a little more on comfortable today. 64 degrees right now at the airport. 30% chance for a thunderstorm. the best chance will be south of baltimore. high temperature of 93 degrees. we will detail the forecast in just a few minutes. first we say good morning to kim. we have several problem spots. fire activity at 7 crossroad. traffic lights are out around the area. northbound 29 on the ramp to westbound 70. in westminster, we have a disabled tractor-trailer southbound 27 at nicodemus road. that has been moved off to the shoulder. up to speed on the major roadways. moving fine on the outer loop west side. 80 minutes on 895 southbound between the 95 s 18 minutes on 895 southbound between the 95 s. everything is moving fine in both directions after the tractor-trailer has been moved off to the shoulder. the continued efforts to get marylanders up and running with their electricity and their air conditioning. here s a look at the progress within the last 24 hours
their view. reporter: because of that interview, prosecutors asked the judge to give henson an even harsher punishment than the 30 days of home detention given to coconstir coconspirator. it appeared to the state. and i think the court felt that mr. anderson just didn t get it. reporter: during his sentencing wednesday, henson told the judge, the case against him was just unfair. the judge ordered henson to an immediate 60 days in jail, saying he used his creative talents to undermine the election process. henson s attorney calls the punishment unfair. i think it s a terrible situation. it hurts my heart. but i do know that people like myself can always fight another day. so i ll file my apeel. appeal. i ll go to annapolis. and i ll do what i have to do. the judge also sentenced to henson to 300 hours of community service and one year of supervised probation. the judge said during that probation, henson would be forbidden to participate in any kind of campaign. w
then a welcome from fort mchenry. and we were fortunate in to get on board mexico s tall ships. viva mexico. reporter: the mexico naval ship visited baltimore in 2008. officers say they are honored to be back. [ speaking in spanish ] thank you so much. and what does it mean for you to be here representing mexico? very important for us. because baltimore is a very important harbor. international way. so we are very grateful to have been invited here. reporter: clearly, i need to keep working on my espanol. but everybody is out here having a blast. you could not ask for a more picture-perfect day. my colleague, alex demetrick, spent much time out leer today. here today. and alex, the more people that come, the more financial impact to baltimore city. organizers are expecting a huge crowd here. and they expect it to be an immuns mensz money immense money maker. when plans were announced last november, expectations for the visitors and their money, soared as hi
getting into that humidity. getting to see the temperatures stepping up a little bit. ultimately the humidity, too. so soon it will feel like summer. immediately the conversation changes. let s take a look at the temperatures we do have out there. at the airport, 63 degrees. yesterday morning, temperatures were down in the mid to upper 50 s at the airport. 72% the humidity. 22.95. that s in about the same place as it was yesterday. we still have westerly to northwesterly wind. the toughest wind registered at 7 miles per hour. and it is 72 downtown at the inner harbor. 51% the humidity. clear skies. off to the east, you can see the first light of dawn. we ll talk about the weekend coming up. i ll have another won t have another shot at racing history as a as he has an injury. on the eve of one of the greatest races in history, the handlers make a decision to end its career. we continue with jerry sandusky where who is where the stunning decision was made. he hope