it is the top of the hour on a thursday morning and not a bad day start at all as you look towards the eastern shore with clouds looking look a mountain range or a mesa. sharon is talking about a list of problems and tim is in for first warning weather. >> a pretty nice day. considering we had all the rain move through, we're getting a break. the sky is nice and blu. the sun is coming out. we're looking at a warm day, a daytime high going up to 70 degrees, starting off in the 40s. our overnight lows to around 50. we'll have the complete forecast in just a moment. here's the rush from sharon. >> as you mentioned, we already have problems working on the morning commute. first on the northwest side of the beltway we still have the accident on outer loop approaching reisterstown road. it is blocking the left lane and causing a slight dlai. dorsey avenue is closed between north woodward drive and north stewart street with fire crews on the scene. take eastern boulevard instead. watch for debris in howard county just past route 103, st. johns lanes. fortunately, no major delays on the 207 -- top or west side. a look at the harrisburg expressway. traffic is light on the harrisburg expressway at shawan road and we can take another look outside. that's going to be 695 at park heights avenue. again, traffic back beyond park heights avenue approaching reisterstown road because of that wreck. remember, wjz 13 is always on. for traffic information, log on to wjz.com. here's what people will be talking b a triple shooting and -- about, a triple shooting. andrea fujii has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. this is where two of the three shooting victims are recovering this morning. police say this all started with a fight at dundalk high school, spilled over to a residential area where shots were then fired. this is the end result of a hectic night for city and county police, a high-speed chase that ended at reisterstown road. it all started around 8:00 when police were sent to dundalk and baltimore county for a report of three people shot. >> during that call, the karla advised that the suspects were driving a black camaro. one have the officers saw the suspect driving. >> reporter: when the officer got behind it the camaro sped away. wjz spotted two men taken away from the scene in handcuffs, one even miled at our camera as he was being led into a waiting police car. both men are considered suspects in the shooting. >> two teen males, they've been taken to johns hopkins hospital, and there's also a female in her late teens to early 20s who has been taken to johns hopkins. >> reporter: police say the shooting is related to an argument which happened earlier in the day at disun dock high school. >> i know at least one female was arrested earlier this evening around 6 p.m. or so. >> reporter: now the officer and the three shooting victims are all expected to survive. it's not clear if those three shooting victims are students at dundalk high school. don, back to you. >> police also say it's not clear how the two menu the teens that they are accused of shooting. fire crews remain on the scene of a house fire on dorsey avenue in essex. two adults and two children were inside at the house. all of them got out. the plan to give instate tuition rate to the children of some illegal immigrants is drawing opposition. one says federal law should preclude it. mcdonough calls maryland a disneyland for illegal immigrants. filling up your coffee pot, taking a shower or brushing your teeth-- all things that could cost you more money. kelly mcpherson explains what's behind bigger water bills. >> reporter: baltimore city water is costing more, in part because of this -- and this -- and this. it's no secret that baltimore city suffers from old infrastructure. behind me on north avenue is where one of the 400 water main breaks happened this year. in 2010 there were nearly 1200. it's considering a 9% hike in the water rate. >> if you really looked at what we really need to meet the current needs, especially with the federal mandates, you're talking over 20%, 25% increase. >> reporter: people paying for the water say -- >> they already have enough trouble drawing people towards their city, making it that much more unlivable doesn't seem real list tick. >> the water and sewer should pay for this self-through the fee -- for itself through the fees. >> reporter: they have to update water storage facilities for homeland security mandates. >> it's not a for profit entity. we have to use the income from the water bill tools pay for the infrastructure improvements. >> reporter: the hike would enclose go $90 for a family of fowmplet even though neighboring counties utilize city water, the rate hike would only apply to city residents. kelly mcpherson reporting. >> there will be a public hearing before the increase goes into effect. your local super fresh could soon be sold. the parent company plans to sell off most of the maryland grocery stores, 22 in all, as farther of a restructuring plan as a&p go through bankruptcy proceedings. the two stores not affected are the ones in ocean city. the legacy of barry bonds is forever changed as the jury convicts him against one of the charges. here's mark viviano to explain. the defense vows to fight that conviction. federal prosecutors are deciding if it's worth the time to try bonds on the deadlocked charges. barry bonds smiled minutes after the verdict. he was convicted of obstruction of justice but the jury deadlocked and could not reach a verdict if he lied about using steroids. his attorneys seemed happy with the outcome. >> we want to thank the jury for its hard work and diligence and attentiveness. >> reporter: when bond was setting home runs he was using products by balco. he told a jury in 2003 he never knowingly took steroids. after four days of deliberation, the jury could not agree on whether or not bonds lied. >> the evidence that he did steroids was there but did he knowingly know that, we couldn't answer. >> reporter: outside a courthouse had reporter asked him who he might play for next. 46-year-old bonds said quote, i can't play baseball. >> federal guidelines call is for a sentence between 15 and 21 months. the orioles are hoping to snap a three-game losing streak in new york. the birds pitching struggled. alex rodriguez had a 3-run home run. the orioles lose 7-4. the orioles and yankees now tied for first place in the american league east. the road trip will continue as they travel to cleveland to take on the indians. you can see both games live at 1:00 right near on -- here on wjz 13. and life keeps getting better for lop j lo -- for jennifer lopez. she has been named the most beautiful woman by people magazine. she will grace the cover of the most beautiful people issue which comes out tomorrow. she has been one of the most 100 people 10 times. this is the first time she was the most beautiful, cool. >> she's had her up as and downs as many stars do. she's staged a comeback. i guess "american idol" has a lot to do with it. she doesn't cry as much as paula abdul. looking at a pretty decent day. high pressure in control. warm air coming in from the south. we're looking at a day shaping up. we only have one real hiccup. unfortunately, it's on saturday. we have a decent day with temperatures starting in the 40s, daytime highs around 70 with sunshine and blue skies. overnight lows in the mild 50-degree range. we'll have the five-day forecast and the rest of the forecast coming up shortly. >> we'll go out to the ronster who is doing a little shopping. >> reporter: how are you guys doing? >> we're fine. >> reporter: we're at one of our favorite places, trax on wax. vinyl is making a comeback. i got my cool and the gang album and we're going to celebrate on saturday. we'll tell you all about record store day coming up when the store day coming up when the eyewitness news morning,,,, [cheering] listen to it. almost sounds 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to get into the rest of the state. that's why the temperature shift, 45 in hagerstown. 44 around the beltway. 55 down in ocean city. we're looking at temperatures around the immediate beltway, immediate metro area at 50 degrees. here are those winds talking about coming in from the northwest and just a light wind overall. you're going to see a shift tapping into warmer air. you can see about a 10-degree differential between mid-atlantic and the south. that's where the air is coming from. that's why we'll be about 10 degrees more. yesterday we got to 56. today 66 to 70. moisture moving in. tomorrow we'll have a pretty noise day. the temperatures will start to take a bit of a hit mass high pressure starts to push in cool air but we'll be dry. we have a front moving through that gets here late tomorrow night into saturday. it keeps on moving out. saturday a receipt fit wet kay -- pretty wet day. saturday is one hiccup. 7:42 your sunset time going up to 70 with a good bit of sunshine, pleasantly warm. tomorrow 61. 60 on saturday with rain. then sun returning. 65 and 65 for sunday and monday. on the northwest side of the beltway we still have that wreck on the outer loop approaching reisterstown roadblock the right lane. then dorsey is closed between north woodward and north stewart. two new accidents, one on them on cane and eastern and one at cross keys and falls. watch for debris in howard howard on 29 past 103. that's st. johns lane. still no delays, fortunately on the top or west cite side. take a look at baltimore national piefnlgt everything pike. this traffic report is brought to you by toyota. back over to you. >> our next road leads to catonsville and the ronster. >> reporter: you got a favorite album? >> you know the first beatles one with the four heads on the cover. >> i've got sergeant pepper. how about that? that's from the ronster collection. >> i was going to bring an old jackson five album in, but i cannot find it. >> reporter: we're trax on wax, a store that sells nothing but vinyl. whenever we're here, we're inundated with phone calls. saturday is record day around the nation. we'll be celebrating at trax on wax. good morning, gary. what's going to be happening on saturday? >> it's going to be off the hook. we've got live music, jacob playing, prizes, giveaways, limited edition releases. we'll be opening early. we open at 10:00 on that day. it's a celebration of the vinyl record album. >> and a celebration of independent record stores around the country. obviously, we don't have as many as we used to. >> no sadly they have been going by the wayside. we're still here and doing well. >> you're the only guy in town that sells only vinyl. how long have you been doing this? >> i've been in this business all my life since i was a teenager but this may b-will be our second anniversary. i'd like to thank all the pel who shop here, the customers and community supporting the store at a time when we didn't know if it would work. >> it is working we're on frederick road. we're going to show a couple albums. tell me if they bring back memory. >> heat wave. always and forever. >> reporter: how about that one. is that a classic. boogey nights. we're here to party. check this one out, commodores. >> look at lionel richie. >> i had lionel's hair in 1975. >> i never had lionel's hair, but anyway. elton john. this was huge. >> still stand as test of time. >> reporter: this who get in a few bucks if you wanted to sell it. >> absolutely. >> reporter: this is one of my favorite artists back in the day, mini ripperton. >> "loving you." >> reporter: do you have a most requested album? >> probably the beatles. >> reporter: miles davis. >> we've got a great selection of him in stock. >> reporter: how many albums do you have here? >> i would slay close to 20,000 and growing every day. >> reporter: oh, one more album. >> sure. take us back. >> reporter: i had them all. >> is that a mandy album. >> reporter: this one's for you. daybreak's on here. weekend in new england. >> okay. >> reporter: don't get me started. i had every one of barry's albums. >> that's where you and i differ. >> does he take in albums as well from a lot of folks who zoo wanter that -- don't want their albums. >> reporter: do you take in albums? >> yes. we purchase them. we can take them and put them on cd's. >> reporter: all right. it's trax on wax, frederick road, catonsville, record store across the country. this is exclusively -- >> record store day here at trax on wax. >> reporter: all right. and tim, remember, at trax on wax -- >> all sales are vinyl. >> reporter: thank you very much. >> you remember. >> reporter: all right. we're live in catonsville. >> he drilled that into my head. >> we'll take a break but we'll see you on the flip side. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we're looking at 70 degrees today, sunshine and blue skies. the only real day we have a problem is saturday. 61 tomorrow. 60 on saturday. rain through the day. sun returns on sunday. 65 on monday. 65 on tuesday. overnight lows in the mid-40s. next up this morning, right here on wjz. >> reporter: a mother drives her mini van into the river with her children inside. one survives. i'll have that story coming up. i'm andrea fujii at johns hopkins hospital. three people are recovering after a shooting and a high speed chase. the 11th-hour budget deal. that's coming up. if you're about to head out, we're looking at a handful of problems. we'll tell you what they are and where they are. a pretty nice day shaping up. we'll talk about how it plays into your weekend. don? a spring cleaning makeover by kimora lee simmons. that's coming up on coffee with. don't go away. we're coming right back. ,,,,,,,, it's already a very nice day. look how calm the water is. the commute, not so calm. sharon will have more after meteorologist tim. >> good morning. a beautiful day shaping up. warmer than yesterday. got up to 56 degrees yesterday. wasn't until late in the evening that we started to see clearing after the rain moved out. a dry wind moving in. we're looking at sunny and warm conditions. 70, warmer than yesterday's 56. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow cooler but another pleasant day heading into the weekend. we'll have your forecast and talk about a bit of rain on one of your weekend days coming up. what's wrong on your way to work or school. here's sharon. >> we did clear up two of our problems. that debris in howard county is gone. we have the activity in essex. it's still blocking dorsey avenue between north woodward drive and north stewart. take eastern boulevard instead. two accidents to report in the city. the first one at cane and eastern, the second one at cross keys and falls road. we also have some building volume on the west side of the beltway down to 53 miles an hour. you can see between 795 and 95 a 12-minute drive time. still looking good at harford road, although it is starting to get busier. there's a look at 95 at whitemarsh. those are the southbound lanes. the traffic report brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota moving forward. back over to you. a triple shooting leads to a police pursuit overnight. at least two people are behind bars. andrea fujii has more from johns hopkins. >> good morning, don. good morning, everyone. this is where two of the three shooting victims are recovering. police say this all started with a fight at dundalk high school. this is the end result of a hectic night, a high speed chase that ended at reisterstown. it all started around 8:00 when police were sent to dundalk for a report of three people shot. >> the cal -- caller advised that the suspect was driving a black camaro. one of the officers saw the vehicle traveling northbound. >> reporter: when the officer got behind it the camaro sped away. a city police officer was injured as the chase ended. wjz spotted two men taken away from the scene in handcuffs. one even smiled at our camera as he was being led into a waiting police car. both men were believed to be inside and are considered suspects in the shooting. >> two teen males. they've been taken to johns hopkins hospital. there's also a female in the late teens, early 20s. >> reporter: police say the shooting is related to an argument that happened earlier in the day. >> i know at least one female was arrested earlier this evening around 6 p.m. or so. >> reporter: the officer and shooting victims are expected to survive. >> police are not able to confirm whether they recovered weapons or shell casings. >> baltimore county police are searching for a man who exposed himself to two young students. they were walking to cairny elementary when a man pulled up offering them a ride. the boys got. when he exposed himself, the boys ran off. the man is described as a man in the 40s with braces on his tees. >> all eyes will be on anne arundel county as the church is planning to protest a local school. police have announced the closure of disney road through the morning rush and route 175 could be shut down if need be. the protest is planned for meade high school. the unthinkable scene in new york state as ines ferre reports for wjz. a woman drove herself and her children to their death in the hudson river. >> why would she drive her car there. >> reporter: angela grieves for her niece in newburgh, new york. police say 25-year-old lashanda armstrong took her own life and killed her three children when she drove the vehicle into the river. less than an hour before gillian had called police. no one was at armstrong's home. >> she was a good mother. >> reporter: armstrong's three young children, 11 months, 2 and five died. the oldest son, a 10-year-old boy was able to escape. >> he climbed out before the vehicle sunk. >> reporter: the boy was able to swim to shore and was spotted by someone passing by he could barely speak because he was so upset but eventually explained what happened. armstrong's neighbor said she was a good mother. >> when she was outside with her kids, she was a good mother. >> reporter: gilliam mentioned a history of problems. in newburgh, new york, ines ferre. >> the aunt said the 10-year-old is doing very well. >> another air traffic controller has fallen asleep on the job. this time at the reno tahoe airport while a medical plane was trying to land. the pilot finally landed after 16 minutes of circling. extra air traffic controllers will be added. another naval academy mid-shipman has been expelled for using synthetic marijuana known as spice. it is banned by the defense department. the frm tv talk show host from here is no longer facing charges. prosecutors dropped the case because tests were negative for the drug. depending on your airline, you may have to pay up to $35 to check a bag. what happens if the airline loses it. they do not automatically return the bag fee. now there could be a change. the house of representatives is set to vote on a long overdue budget bill. joel brown reportings on the consequences if it doesn't pass. >> reporter: after a test vote wednesday, the mesh would slash $38 billion in spending. if they don't pass it by the weekend, the government runs out of money friday. while it appears to be coming to a close, the fight over long-term spending is beginning. wednesday president obama rolled out his plan for trimming $4 trillion from the deficit over the next 12 years. the president called for savings and defense spending, plus medicare and medicaid and raising taxes. he also slammed the gop's proposal. >> nothing serious about a plan by spending trillions on tax cuts for millionaires. >> reporter: the author had a front row sheet. >> we are looking for bipartisan solutions. >> reporter: in washington, joel brown, wjz, eyewitness news. >> the president is calling on congressional leaders to get a final long-term plan by the and of june. kobe bryant as been fined $100,000 by the league. it comes from an ugly incident in tuesday neat's game. after getting a technical foul he used a homofobbic slur. >> you have to own up and take responsibility. i said the comment. we use so many kinds of words throughout the course of the game. this doesn't mean that you actually mean what you're saying at that particular time. >> bryant as already called the head of a prompt then the gay rights group and said he meant no harm. this is a polish gymnast in a youtube clip that has goon viral. a double back flip, a twisting back flip. it's capped off with a twisting double back tuck and a pretty good stick. here we go again. and the orioles lost their third game in a row to the yankees where they got to play. the final score 7-4. after the yankees in new york comes cleveland and the indians. you can see both games live at 1:00 right here on wjz 13. >> i would probably question whether or not they'll get saturday's game. sunday should be okay. there will be a lot of rain moving in on saturday. we'll talk about it in a second. if you're having plans on saturday, make a backup plan. there will lab bit of rain. we'll have the updated forecast. coming up on coffee with reality tv star kimora lee simmons. she's helping schools do spring cleaning. we'll have an update on traffic and tim will have more weather for you. don't go,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. a decent day to be out. maybe outside today and tomorrow and inside on saturday. that's when we have rain moving. we have 44 degrees. our temperature at bwi-marshall 85% relative humidity with a calm wind and barometer rising at 30.02. 34 in cumberland and oakland. 55 down in ocean city around the immediate metro area. 44 in westminster and columbia. 47 in d.c. 46 up in bel air where the winds are coming in primarily around eight miles per hour. calm readings around much of the area. we had wind moving in from the northwest. that's helping to warm things up heading from far western maryland into washington county near hagerstown. going to be tapping in to warmer air as we get into the day. winds will shift to the west and southwest. temperatures are about 10 degrees warmer down towards atlanta and memphis. that's the air we'll be tapping into later on. later in the weekend heading into saturday, late friday night into saturday you'll see the clouds increase. all this moisture from the west will be moving in from our direction. today a nice day with high pressure. tomorrow a decent days but the clouds increase. on saturday the front brings moisture. temperatures will stay in the cool zone. it will be rain heavy at times. do not be surprised to hear rumbles of thunder. the front moves out. by friday night we'll see clearing. sunday with the temperatures cool or comfortable we'll start to warm up into the 70-degree range and we'll start to sew a bit of improvement into sunday. 70 degrees today, sunny and warm, warmer than yesterday. 45 tonight. partly cloudy. tomorrow we'll see clouds increase but partly sunny for much of the day. saturday is the washout day. sun returns on sunday, stays with us monday and tuesday. palm sunday. 65 on monday and tuesday. don? there's bright sun. here's sharon. >> sun glare could be a factor. you have fire as a factor if you're traveling in the essex area. we have dorsey closed. take eastern boulevard instead. two accidents in the city, up with on cane and eastern avenue, the other on cross keys at falls road. there's a look at your drive times and speeds. 55 is your slowest. we can take a live look at 95 at whitemarsh boulevard. everything is looking good. everything is looking good on the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. there is a look at the west side, starting to see brake lights at liberty road. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. toyota moving forward. back over to you don and tim. this morning's coffee with guest is kimora lee simmons, sponsored by bounty. >> how many people just call you kimora lee? how you doing? >> people call me kimora. kimora lee. kimora lee simmons. >> does anyone have a nickname for you? >> no. my mom calls me mo mo. >> i think it's the ky mo ra. >> it this day i call my son a different name. we didn't name him for like a day and a half. so i decided on a cool name i call it. my current name is clifton. >> i like clifton. >> his name is jake. >> oh, wow. >> i'm going to have to start doing that. >> i'm going to hit him with ky more a -- kim mora. >> mo is great. >> this thing are a doing with bounty. we're heavy duty into schools. go ahead and talk about it. >> well, i'm doing a contest with bounty. it's kind of like a spring classroom makeover, if you would. i will be going in myself and giving a $50,000 makeover to a lucky school. all you have to do is enter your school at bounty's facebook page, any school. one school will win. i think it's really important that everyone join in with me on these efforts because statisticses will show 95% of teachers and caregivers have showed that their classrooms are not as clean or kept as it should be. a lot of teachers and care gives are spending hundreds of dollars out of their own pockets for cleaning supplies. whether you have your own kids or not, these are all of our kids because they are the future. they will be the president or the manager of the store when you want the refund for the service issue. what we give to our kids now we will get out. >> i have seen this that the before. teachers use over $400 a year out of their own money for supplies, for this or that. what if you looked at person next to you and say hey, on the job, you're going to give back $400. would you flow -- throw $400 back. teachers do it every year. >> just to go that extra mile. i appreciate it. i have three small children. i really appreciate them. i think they're month few other industries like nurses and different things like that, but i definitely think teachers are high on my list of who should be applauded and who should be make the big million dollar paychecks. this is our wi of -- way of saying thank you and really our kids. >> it's also a proven fact people learn better in better surroundings, correct? >> that's a proven statistic as well as common sense. if you're at home or think back to your college days or school days, if there was lot of clutter and junk, even in your life you can't function as if you're organized and clean. organized and clean are two separate things. even at work, even your desk. this is like basic things. our kids need this. >> that's why i'm so happy in my garage. >> if you like your messy garage, you can keep it. >> it makes me unhappy. >> hey, listen, we've got top run. here's the bounty's facebook page. >> thanks. nice talking to you. have a good day. >> she brings up a good point, kim mora did. our building is maintained. this place is clean many now we had a previous administration, i'm going back 15 years where the budget was cut. we're taking a break. sharon gibala's got wjz tv traffic control next,,,,,,,,,,,, here comes your update from sharon and meteorologist tim williams. >> a 70-degree day today. anybody who wants sunshine, today is the day to get it. 61 tomorrow. 60 on saturday with rain throughout the day. 70 on sunday. 65 on monday and tuesday with lows in the mid to upper 40s. now for a look at the roads, we stend over to sharon gibala. we're still looking at a few issues, the fire act sift in the essex area block dorsey blocking northd would ward and north stewart. two accidents at cane and cross keys at falls road. we have delays on the beltway on the west side. 53-mile-an-hour is the average speed. taking a look at liberty road it is slow, brake light action there. there's a lock at 95 north of whitemarsh boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by capella university. are you ready to learn how to make a difference? capella university matters. three people remain in the hospital following a shooting in dundalk. two men and a woman were shot around 8 last night. one city officer was injured. the 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