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and emergency dispatcher asleep on the job. new rules are in place. local leaders guarantee something like this will never happen against. a ufo sighting on the beltway. it's not what you think. tonight the explanation behind this strange sighting. good evening, i'm jim handly, and i'm wendy rieger. the eighth street community is in mourning for a local deli owner. police say the woman was shot and killed as she was opening her show. pat collins joins us. he's at the scene. >> reporter: wendy, he took her life, but did he have to take it? that's what people here on h street are trying to answer. this is a vicious crime that impacts not only one hard-working family, but the entire community.

signs of development, new restaurants, new buildings, the promise of a new way around, and then -- then something like this happens, and it's a painful flashback to an ugly, more violent time. for family and friends of june lim, this day on eighth street brought a great sense of sorrow. >> the victim died from a gunshot wound to the neck. >> reporter: murder. june lim, a store owners killed this morning as she was opening her deli here at 7th and h. she was three weeks shy of her 65th birthday. >> she works really hard and, she deserved better. >> reporter: that's peter lim, the victim's son. he says his mother has run this deli since 2004. she planned to retire next year. >> particularly hard for myself and my wife, because we were expecting our first grandchild for them this year.

so she will miss the birth of her first grandchild. >> reporter: the motive here, robbe robbery. it appears whoever did this knew ms. lim's cummings and goings, when she opened the store, how she opened the store, when she would be alone in this store. now there are security cameras inside, but it's unclear to whether or not they captured a picture of the killer. here on eighth street, june lim was well know, well liked, why people have already planned a vigil in her memory. she was so sweet, so nice, she would give you credit. no one should have taken anything from her. she would give it to you. i can't talk no more. >> reporter: police are not sitting idly by. they're looking for suspect. they posted a reward.

later they'll be passing out flyers. pat collins, news4. >> thank you, pat. today a former penn state police officer testified that jerry sandusky should have been charged 14 years ago after an incident in a locker room shower. sandusky is the former assistant football coach charged with sexually abusing ten boys. he's pleaded not guilty. today one accuser testified about taking a shower with sandusky back in 199. the boys' mother called police when he came home with wet hair, but a prosecutor decided not to bring charges. today an investigator called that decision a mistake. montgomery county is taking action tonight after an emergency dispatcher was caught sleeping on the job. the news4 i-team broke this story, and chris gordon is explains what's being done. >> reporter: when you call 911 with an emergency, seconds can

save lives. but on april 4th, a montgomery county fire and rescue dispatcher working in the 17th hour of his 24-hour shift was caught sleeping and snoring when an emergency call came in from a woman whose husband had a medical emergency. >> hold on one second, let mess try to get them on the line against. okay. >> reporter: the original report broadcast by the news4 i-team got an immediate response from montgomery county lawmakers. >> that cannot happen again, and i stand before you and say it will not happen today. again the council public safety committee held this hearing to determine if the 24-hour shift for dispatchers needs to be changed. >> i think it makes sense to go to shorter shifts, and healthier and less likely to result in any potential problem with someone nodding off. >> reporter: but it could take a long time and collective bargaining to shorten the

shifts. other changes have already been made to the montgomery county emergency call center. there is more staffing, a recon figured floor that gives supervisors direct line of sight to monitoring all dispatchers, and a quality assurance officer to oversee the operations. >> i want to assure everyone in montgomery county that the public is not at risk here, that a matter of public safety is, if you will, the highest regard. >> reporter: montgomery county's fire chief says he wants residents to know when they call 911, they will receive a prompt and professional response. in rockville, chris gordon, news4. and in politics, ohio was truly a political battleground today, president obama and mitt romney were on opposite sides of the state. romney the 2k3w067 contender in cincinnati while mr. obama was told college students in cleveland. he and his opponent agree on one thing. this decision will be about the nation's economic future.

>> more than anything else, this election presents a choice between two fundamentally different visions of how to create strong sustained growth. how to pay down a long-term debt. >> he has put together almost as much public debt as all the prior presidents combined. you want four more years of that? you call that forward? that's forward over a cliff. that's forward on the way to greece. >> reporter: president obama acknowledged the economy is not where it needs to be and that he and mr. romney differ on how to spur growth. closer to home, the republican from florida joined allen at a campaign appearance at company flowers, a family-owned business in arlington. allen won the republican primary on tuesday. he lost his senate seat to jim webb back in 2006 and has previously served as virginia's

governor. he's facing former governor tim kaine in the election this fall. another gorgeous day on tap. >> and doug is out there in montgomery village, in someone's backyard, and he's probably eating already. hi, doug. >> reporter: i've had a little bit. i've been sneaking food here and there. the owners probably don't know, but that's what i've been doing. a great day out here of course, today is thursday, that means it's backyard weather day. we'll sho you just how things are facing up around the region. current temperature right now at 81 degrees at the airport, with winds out of the southeast at 9 miles an hour. take a look at the number all across the region. 9 in fred ricks better, right now cull pupper coming in. weed a few clouds today, but also some sunshine. a little storm system off the

coast has meandered down to the south. that's allowed the cloud cover to make its way in from the ocean. that's why temperatures have stayed a little below average today. but we're still seeing quite nice weather. now, coming up a bit later on, we'll talk more about the weather, including how things will be for not only tomorrow, but on saturday and sunday as well. of course, talking about the weekend, and we did get out here a little early. i was wondering if they were ever going to have something show up. well, look, they all showed up. i think i have about an entire neighborhood ready to go. we were not on tv just then. i was just kidding. [ laughter ] >> reporter: we'll be back in just a couple minutes. >> i think i heard a cowbell there, doug. >> yeah, where's the bell? it's right there. we'll see you in a

bitivities that's the dinner bell. next in "news4 at notif "ne tonight the military reveals what this is. a new crime linked to the potomac river rapist. plus a mother's fight to

. mystery solved. folks across our region thought they saw a ufo being escorted by police along the beltway last night, but today the military confirmed it was actually a large drone. the aircraft was being shipped from garrett county, to packsant for testen. twitter blew up with reports of sightings, along with pictures of what looked like a flying saucer. now to a mother's fight.

she wants bon marrow donors to be compensation. dr. nancy snyderman has the story. >> reporter: 13-year-old jordan flynn is getting ready for a very special night. family and friends have gathered for a benefit in honor of the eighth grader who has just learned she will need a bone marrow transplant. she has a genetic disorder which destroys bone marrow and increases her risk of bone cancer. >> the transplant scares me. >> reporter: this april her condition took a turn for the worse. the transplant is her only mope for survival. her mother doreen. >> it must be days when it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders. >> yeah, today is one of those days. >> reporter: now she is fighting to make medical history. you have now found yourself in a very unusual spot. you're a single mom, and you

also have become a very public face for a very public campaign to change a law. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: to encourage more people to become bone marrow donors, she wants them to get paid. >> as a mom i'm willing to do whatever it takes. >> reporter: she's become the lead plaintiff if a landmark case to challenge the law of buying and selling bone marrow illegal. >> it's a major federal law, never been tested before. >> her attorney is with the institute for justice. bone marrow is just like anything else in the world. it's valuable. if you compensate people for it, you'll get more of it. it's just that simple pinches you can watch more on the story tonight at 10:00 on nbc's "rock center." the story is raising some interesting questions. >> yeah, it is. turning back to our backyard were summer series, what a day for it? >> and they couldn't have picked

a nicer afternoon or a nicer meteorologist. >> reporter: oh, thank you, wendy. did you get my check in the mail? >> no, not yet, but i will be looking for it. >> reporter: yeah, you double postmarked it so you should be fine. a great day out here today in montgomery county. we have a great family and an even better community hoar. the community here we are at today, they all came out. everybody say hello. and with me right now we have john, we have karen gra mehmet i in. ski. did i say it right? >> yes. >> reporter: brow she. >> we have abby, she's 9. hannah is 13. we have lived here for about six years. swim team, as you can see, is real big in this community. >> reporter: swim team is big in this community? [ cheers and applause ] >> and the caps. >> reporter: and the caps?

[ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: i kind of knew that when i showed up and said i'm in caps colors. of course i am. actually that's just the redshirt i picked. it's a whole big community here. >> very tight knit. it's a good tight-knit community. >> about 450 homes part of the montgomery village community, about 12,000 homes. it's a great place to live. we were sold by it when we calm in, and we love it here. >> reporter: and they love their neighbors. we'll be doing a lot of stuff through the next hour or two hours, including we've got some barbecue coming up from a world champion, or a town champion or, you know, a court champion, but we'll talk about that later on. you're not smiling about that. let's look and show you the weather. we have to breeze on through this. the temperatures today are just gorgeous. right now sitting at 81 degrees. right now winds out of the southeast. and around the rest of the area, just as nice. temperatures in the mid 70s back

to the west to around 80, up towards baltimore. 79 right now in annapolis. you know you won't have to deal with any rain. radar shows thing are clear. we do have in clouds making their way overhead, but those clouds will be getting out. by tomorrow we're just looking at a nice day. we'll call it a fantastic friday, with plenty of sunshine, nice temperatures, and then on saturday, just perfect. saturday and sunday looking very, very nice. as far as your forecast goes for the rest of the evening tonight, we'll see partly cloudy skies, a nice evening. tomorrow morning, you'll wake up to a bit of a cool start. 56 in some of the cooler suburbs to about 63 in the city. tomorrow afternoon not bad at all. we're looking at mostly sunny skies, another great day. highs to about 80 to 84 degrees. we are going to see those numbers down a bit towards the beaches, mid 70s, so 73 for

tomorrow, 74 on saturday, 75 on sunday, not bad at all. if you're heading down to the beaches, no need to worried. 83 tomorrow in d.c., 82 on sunday, monday coming in at 84 degrees. of course, guys, if you want me to come to your backyard, all you have to do is do what they did. send us your picture, and i can come out and say hello to everybody else. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. good eats out there, too. we know you're doing barbecue. for dessert we have you covered. we may send out from burger king. we talked about this yesterday, a lot of people were like, really? i know barbara harrison and i -- there were two spoons, four when it was all done. this is the bk bacon sundae caromen. 510 calories, 18 grams of fat. i downed 61 grams of sugar available on a limited-time

basis. >> was it worth it? >> it was really good. it was the sweet and savory thing. it worked, doug. >> reporter: you loved it? >> i didn't eat it. >> wendy did not. i wouldn't go near it. >> i liked it. >> reporter: i didn't think would -- is it in the freezer? >> there's another one with your name on it. >> reporter: that's what i'm talking about. >> you can put some barbecue sauce on top of it. >> yeah, sprinkle it, instead of cherrie cherries. >> who needs caroming? barbecue sauce all the way. >> looks the dame. we'll be back with you in a bit. still ahead, the big announcement that could help bring a vegas-style casino to the banks of the po thomas. while a high school student in trouble -- a new tank unveiled at the pentagon, and

quite a few changes for the redskins this off-season, the most notable that rookie quarterback, what's his name? rg, 2, 3 maybe? >> stepping in as the team's new quarterback. >> but there's been a big change on the coaching side with a former head coach joining the staff, already shaking up the practices. zachary kiesch has more. >> we note they've added some talent to the roster, but also injected youth and enthusiasm. rahim moreries is a confident and knowledgeable guy that the players seem to identify. the skins say it's all about creating a winning culture. >> to create that competitive environment is like going out and playing a pickup basketball. you get a chance to go out and

have fun while getting the job done. it keeps alive, coming back to work, and these guys have bought right in. it's been a lot of fun. >> that's all it is. >> reporter: rahim morris, one of the best in the game comes to the skins after a three-year run as head coach for the buccaneers. to some it may seem like a demotion. not for morris. >> that's for guys with egos much coaching is coaching. >> reporter: in his short time in town, he's made a strong impression. >> i like people being themselves. rahim is a lot of fun. he as an excellent football coach, brings a lot of energy. coaches have fun. someday the offense will have a great day, the next day the defense, and there's a lot of trash talking right now, but it's fun to see, players buy into it, and it's a good

camaraderie. >> he's been great. he brings a whole new energy to the practice, always talking trash to the offense, gets everyone riled up, and it makes us play harder. when you start getting under people's skins, more energy comes out. >> morris will be tasked this season with shutten down opposing offenses. that starts in practice. where the skins offense has already gotten a taste of the trash-talking new guy. >> he gets a my nerves a bit, but i've known rahim for a while. he's one of my boys, he's funny. we go back and forth. he's a little louder than myself, but i'm used to it. >> i love having him here. i think that brings a different swag to our secondary. he'll go out there and silence you. you know, when you have a guy like that as a coach, that makes the players better. >> reporter: it doesn't matter about the scheme, more about the culture you provide in your room and the attitude those guys have

to play with. that's what they'll do the best, if i can hopefully gets that done, actual be a pretty good dynamic for us. >> it's all about turning thing around after a disappointing season, so a lot of excitement out there, and just continuing from top to bottom. >> everyone is saying there's this new energy, you know, good lord they needed it, but hopefully they'll get the synergy going, because it sounds like everyone is excited to be there. >> they are. they are. they wrapped things up today, they'll have about a five-week camp and then they'll be really ready for practice. >> i like that trash talking. >> a bit of swag. >> thank you, zachary. still ahead, a new crime linked to the potomac river rapist, and how local police made the connection more than 15 years after the attack. and a new study to tourists

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although violent sexual assault linked to the po tom ma river rapist. >> he's now linked to ten attacks, including the brutal rape and murder. today new dna evidence links him to a 1996 sexual assault along mcarthur boulevard in the district. darcy spencer has more on the manhunt for this serial rapist. dar,in. >> reporter: jim, as you said this attack happened 126 years ago. it happened when she was pulled into a wooded area and sexually assaulted. she not only survived the attack, she was able to give please a pretty good description of her attacker. >> this grainy video shows the

area where a woman was assaulted. it happen july 20th, 1996, in the 4900 block in mcarthur boulevard. police say announced that sexual assault has been linked by dna to the so-called potomac river rapist, responsible to a dozen sexual assaults and a homicide in the 1990s. we're asking for the public's help in identifying this violent offender. >> reporter: police say the man sexually assaulted nine women between 1991 and 1998 in montgomery county, and he murdered a 29-year-old intern christine marjong. the man responsible has never been caught, but with the addition of this evidence to the cold case files, police hope they're getting closer to finding the attacker. >> it takes a lot of courage for the victims to revisit some of the crimes they have endured,

and we need to be stewards of that information and do our absolute best to bring this rapist to justice. >> reporter: last december a campaign was launched including billboards, a web sites, and posters to draw attention to the composite sketch. please believe he's probably now in his late 40s or 50s, and this sketch was based on the victim's description at the time of the sex assault. >> well, this case i think in d.c. has the victim got a good look, in which case most of the cases did not. >> police tell me they have in call, and d.c. police chief says it's important to note that it is cases happened within two miles of each other. there's a strong indication that this person they are looking for may have lived in this area, may

have relatives in this area, may have worked in this area at that time. they want people to look at those sketches. if you recognize them, give police a call. reporting live, darcy spencer, news4. a family friend has been arrested in connection with the murder of a business owner in reston. he owned police arrested 20-year-old abir ali after a search of his home. so far police aren't revealing a motive. a fairfax county teacher and football coach caught in the middle of a doping scandal. he's accused of taking steroids and trying to sell them as well. news4's richard jordan tells us more. >> reporter: police say the investigation started about six months ago with an anonymous call, but investigators say the school employee and his alleged dealer were caught in the act, busted in the middle of a

transaction. police say the fairfax school employees was illegally bulking up and planning to sell steroids. jeffrey reagan is a teacher at mountain view alternative learning center? centreville, but school officials say he was. >> if you're a teacher, you should be able to set an example for your students. >> reporter: but reagan recently started training players at football camp. these students say they had seen him there a few times. >> that's really shocking. the school i think -- >> fairfax police say the coach was getting his fix from a friend, 35 years old jeremy hellbinge, accused of supplying the steroids, the home was searched and police say several substances were recovered and sent to a lab for testing.

reagan's close contact with children is cause for concern. >> if people have information, this is an opportunity when you see something like this, to talk to your student athlete, and to make sure that they know the dangers of steroid use. >> i don't expect any teachers to do any of that stuff. >> reporter: fairfax school officials say reagan is now suspended without pay. in fairfax, richard jordan, news4. alexandria police need help to identify a suspect. this shows a man breaking into jake taylor's toyota in, the spate was last seen running from the dealership after taking some cash from an office safe. anyone with information, called the alexandria please. today marked phil

mendelson's first day as chairman. his colleagues elected him to the position. he joined us in the studio to talk about the issues. he said the focus moving forward will be rebuilding trust with citizens. he admits we're not out of the woods yet. >> the cloud over city hall is not over, because there continue to be investigations, and we don't know where they're going to go. i hope that the investigations will end soon, and that we will then be able to move on. >> you can see my full interview 24 sunday morning at 7:00 on "viewpoint" during "news4 today." will we see a vegas on the po thomas? it seems the answer is a definite maybe. the proposed $1 billion development would create 5,000 jobs and be the sixth casino in

maryland. house speaker bush says state officials have a lot to consider before vegas would land on the potom potomac. hundreds of people who use the capital bike share program are risking their safety every day. a new study finds out 33% of riders who use the bike share for daily commuting wear helmets. that's compared to 70% of riders who wear helmets on their own private bikes. only 15% of casual bike-share yours wear hell mitts. members can gets a 10% discount on helmets purchased at more than a dozen area stores. coming up next, a local graduation marred by controversy, some high school seniors banned from walking across the stage despite protest from their classmates. hall of fame, the 25 most expensive colleges in the country are exposed. why this report could actually help keep tuition in check.

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the government's trying to shame schools into reining in soaring tuition costs. the department of education released its second annual list of most expensive catholic university in d.c. made the list at number 20. tuition more than $33,000. the school art institute of chicago took the number one spot. more than 40 grand there. the california institute of the arts, rhode island school of design, boston conservatory, and art central college of design in california round out the top five. it was grace today at herndon high. the festivities did not including a grew of boys because of a prank. the seniors say they didn't spray paint, but they do admit to pouring baby oil on a staircase. the school administrators decided not to let the pranksters walk across the stage

today. officials say the prank was dodge russ and all students had been warned ahead of time. students made t-shirts to protest, but in the end it didn't work. >> they were just trying to be funny. they didn't mean for anybody to get hurt. >> one of the pranksters to the news4 he thought about showing up anyway, but a teacher convinced him that was a bad idea. good move. there's a change in the air. liz crenshaw breaks down the new rules for summer flying. countdown to the olympics how some london landmarks will be transformed. but doug is live with the backyard weather. >> reporter: i'm currently in line. we all have our plates, waiting for the hamburgers. john is making them.

a lot of london's historic landmarks will serve as venues for the summer olympics. the grounds for the horse guard

parade will be the site for beach volley ball. and the mall leading up to buckingham, the site of so many royal prosessions will be the venue for the marathon, rake walking and part of the triathlon. the games begin july 27th. you can watch all the action here on nbc. each some beach volley ball just like henri the viii used to do. >> they did it with a crown. did you know more than 2 million people are expected to fly every day this summer? >> with new airline rules in place, your travel experience will be different this year. liz crenshaw is here to tell us how. >> wendy and jim, first your summer fares will look more expensive and more flights may be canceled than previous summers. kiplinger's personal finance helped us understand what's new in the summer skies. >> extra fees for this, for that, by the end of it, you have no idea what you end up paying. >> reporter: if you're fed up

with fees and headed to the could this summer. can i linker's personal finance says look for more truth in advertising. >> that means you won't see a $49 teaser fare and then go to pay for it and pay $100. >> reporter: airlines are now required to include all mandatory government taxes and fees in the advertise the ticket price, but beware, individual airline fees still will not be included in that advertised price. >> i thought i was getting a ticket at $254, it ended up $60 more because i had two bags. >> you won't see things like baggage fees or priority boarding fees or fees for extra legroom. >> spot a great summer deal, but not completely sure you want to book it? under the new rules, there is a grace period. you have 24 hours to cancel the ticket without a penalty as long as you buy or reserve the seat at least one week before you take off. >> so that's a great time to

just reevaluate and think if you want the ticket. >> another change, expect more summer flight cancellations. a new tarmac rule requires airlines that delay too long on the runway to pay big penalties. >> the idea is that an airline instead of maybe risking having to pay a hefty fine, if there's bad weather or there's a summer storm, they'll just cancel the flight completely. that way at least they're not paying. >> when airlines overbook, passengers get bumped. if that happens, the new rules put more money back in your pocket. >> the new rules are that you -- if you're voluntary bumped, up to $650 for a short delay, up to $1300230 a long delay. finally a security change. the new rules allow older fliers to get a break, but it comes down to security agents guessing your age. >> basically if you are 75 or

older, you can leave a light jaxx and your shoes on while passing through security, which is great. so if you are a well preserved 75-year-old and they don't, you know, let you keep on your coat, you may want to take it as a compliment and let it go. >> while new airline rules are designed to protect consumers, snyder says there is a balance. >> there's a trade-off, and you have to really know what your rights are in or to take full advantage of them. >> okay, so remember that you compare fares, and always look for the added fees before booking. the only thing that's absolutely included in those things is going to be taxes, the federal fees, baggage still not and priority boarding, et cetera. >> all right. some changes. thank you, liz. >> yeah. . let's do back to montgomery village and doug cammerer. >> you got anything on the plate, doug? he's just jamming to his own theme song. >> reporter: trust me, it is coming, guys. as a matter of fact the line

continues to build as john is making the food. he's getting all set. i have cat with me right here. cat, you invited us here, because you want you wanted us to see the community, the great neighbors, kids and i am married to a weather geek. >> a weather geek. yes, i love it. my wife is married to a weather geek, too. >> obviously. >> reporter: we were just talking about being weather geeks. we have a club. i just gave him the password. we meet every thursday night about -- we'll talk about that later. you guys ready to eat? [ cheering ] >> reporter: i will you how the parents are in the background being so nice to the kids. hi, parents. take a look. john, what do you got? >> i got lamb burgers on the back, regular in the front and venison sausages coming up soon. >> john says he barbecues and

grills out all years long. ewhen the snows are here, he says this thing never hibernates. some of es need to be more like john. let's show you what's happening weatherwise before we start to dig in. temperatures around the region right now coming in at 81 at the airport. once again, just a fantastic afternoon. we're going to continue to see very nice numbers throughout the rest of the evening. upper 70s to low 80s, you can see those as we look around the metro temperatures. we're going to see the numbers dip down a bit. overnight low temperatures will be down into the 50s. 56 up there towards frederick. 58 around the leesburg area, so here we're talking about a temperature of 58 degrees. tomorrow morning warming up nicely. 83 in washington, 76, though, along the bay. so do expect cooler numbers along the way and down toward

the beaches. most everybody inland should see temperatures. the four-day forecast, a high of 81 on saturday, 82 on sunday. monday coming in at 84. as we move through the next couple days we're looking at temperatures getting on the hot side. i think we get close to 90 on tuesday, but 90 and above coming up on wednesday and thursday. we'll talk more about that in the 6:00 hour. >> they're hungry. there goes the first bite. she's good to go. wow, doug. having fun. he's in heaven. >> vance told him he better bring food back tonight. a high-profile. >> tonight he classmates reveal why they did it. coming up at 6:00 tonight, a deadly shooting at a hospital.

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hello, everybody. we're back, and we are live. i have just gotten -- which one is this, john? is this the lamb burger? okay. now i need somebody to talk for two minutes. ready, go. ready, go. >> hi. >> reporter: talk to them. >> hi, world. i don't know. >> what's up? >> no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i love it. i love it. "no" she says.

that was a darn good lamb burger. we are here in montgomery village our backyard weather day. i've been waiting for this all week long. just talking about the temperatures around 80 degrees, low humidity, a northeasterly breeze out here. part of the swim club. who swims here? anybody swim? what do you swim? what is your event here? >> i do freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. >> do you do any individual medleys? >> no. >> reporter: not quite yet. you're working on butterfly right now? >> yeah. >> reporter: what are your hopes for the olympics? you would be eligible in about ten years, what are your hopes? >> i want to win. >> reporter: you want to win. she wants to win in the olympics. let's take a look at temperatures out there. we're sitting in the 80s across parts of the area. a great day to do some swimming. 82 degrees with winds out of the east.

current temperatures around the rest of the region, 77 in manassas, 81 in frederick, maryland. 78 toward la plata, and right toward the eastern shore, a little cooler there. 75 degrees right now in estone. if you're thinking about heading toward the beaches or the chesapeake bay, notice the cloud cover. that's the northeasterly wind, a little storm system that's helping to produce some of those clouds. we will see fairly cloudy conditions during the rest of the evening hours, but looking up you see a lot of plus skies. everything will be -- we want to come to your backyard, just as we're doing right here. to weather@www.nbcwashington.com, and make we can do the weather live from your front yard. who else is a swimmer? all right. what do you swim? >> freestyle, backstroke and butterfly. >> reporter: do you know who michael phelps is? >> yes. >> reporter: el went o