eventually 93 by 1:00, 97 at 3:00. hazy, hot and humid. in our current temperature at 6:00, still 97 degrees with the 67 degree dew point. that still puts or heat index above 100 degrees at this hour. so very, very hot, very, very humid. 9 coolest number out there is at 90. annapolis is now warm to 92. heat advisory now extended through the day tomorrow for the heat index between 100 and 105. tomorrow could be warmer than that. we'll talk about that plus how long this heat wave continues. >> see you if a few minutes. thank you, doug. with the scorches temperatures, local governments are doing what they can to help people. one of the best ways to beat the heat is get in the water.

richard jordan is live at the great waves sadly near but not in the water. >> yeah, close enough, though. this here is just about the perfect place to get some nan relief. a lot of people are taking advantage, but not everyone can take the day off and jump in the pool. a sweaty start to summer, the heat almost unbearable, with temperatures soaring past 90 degrees. a soaking seems look the best way to score -- those who have to work in any weather typically come prepared. these construction workers are putting in a new water main, but they brought their own water. >> i have a water cooler. >> but a drink seasonal always enough. an ice-cold treat. >> it's rough out here. >> reporter: metro riders know extreme heat can make some trains extremely comfortable. the agency allows commuters to

drink water on trainings and buses for the next few days, but when it comes to air conditioning, take this advice. >> they operate in married pairs. if air conditioning is not working in one, maybe one, two down. >> prince georges county animal management says they need plenty of water and shade. >> if an animal is in this type of heat and can't get out of the sun, you could have danger on your hands right away. >> reporter: the best way to beat the heat is stay indyers. health officials advise everyone to stay hydrated and wear light clothing. >> this is a pretty comfortable place to be, you get a good breeze. in the shade it's not so bad. >> reporter: back here at great waves, the management says the crowd today has far sheeted their expectations. there is one warning emergency workers wanted to make. when it's this hot outside, that

temperature only multiplies inside a car or van that is not running, so never leave a child or a pet inside a hot car, even if you think it's just for a minute, tacked be just enough time for a tragic and very sad mistakes. reporting live in alexandria, richard jordan, news4. it's not the heat, but extreme flooding in parts of the midwest. the mayor has declared a state of emergency there. over the past 24 hours, nearly 9 inches of rain fell, creating to referenceal flooding situations. the mayor says all resources are all to try to fix the damage as quickly as possible. >> i am absolutely convinced with the help of our partners at the state and federal level, with everybody coming together as we have seen that our city not only will recover from this, but i think will end up stronger, a better community because of what we have gone through. >> not just people but animals.

one of the hardest-hit part was the city's zoo. zoo officials say more may have died, but flooding is preventing them from getting a count. two seals managed to escape, but they are back and safe. a man shot and killed by metro transit police. police say the man was under investigation in connection with an attempted abduction over the weekend. jackie bensen has more on what happened. >> reporter: we're told when the detective arrived here in the 7100 block of laurie lane to question the man, things turned very bad very quickly. this cell phone video shows the intensity of the scene as metro transillustrate police officers rid to provide backup for their own detective who had been fired on. it happened about 12:30678 a metro sponges man said the detective had come to the home to question the man about what's described as a possible attempted abduction on sunday.

>> the suspect opened fire on the officer. the officer returned fire, striking the suspect and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> there are unconfirmed records the man may have tried to run over the officer at some point and the rear window was shot out. he was not injured. >> he was identifiable as a police detective. whether in a full uniform, i don't know that level of detail. >> reporter: it's being hand by prince georges county police. jackie bensen, news4. tonight investigates are offer a reward of up to $2,000 in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy. it happened last night. police say a group of people that the boy didn't know shot him in the head. someone nearby found him lying in a dpeeld. he's said to be in stable condition. investigators believe this may be part of an ongoing dispute. the fate of jerry sandusky

will be in the hands of the jury tomorrow. today -- he's accused of sexually abusing ten boys. brian moore has details from bellefonte, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the defense rested today without the former football coach taking the witness stand. though he did not testify, his interviews and letters presented during the trial made him a potent witness. >> am i sexually attracted to underage boys? >> yes. >> reporter: for the prosecution, still his attorney looked upbeat as he left the courthouse. >> reporter: are you hopeful? >> always hopeful. >> reporter: the defense struggled to blunt a prosecution case build an eight young accuser and mike mcqueacqueary. the defense tried to cast downed on mr. mcqueary saw or assumed he saw a crime.

a family friend said he 45erd what hi described as sexual sounds. >> those two words "sexual sounds" is what the jury will take back with them, and dranoff at the end of the day with us thely a great witness. >> reporter: the defense also suggested that sandusky's accusers made up their stories. david hilton, a friend of sandusky's told the court he was intimidated by police investigators. i felt like they wanted some el to say something that wasn't true, he said. hilton and another defense witness, both described meeting sandusky as youngsters and being invited to the sandusky home for numerous sleepovers. both remembered sandusky as a father figure. the jury has been told to report here at 9:00 a.m. and expect to be sequestered until they reach a verdict. in bellefonte, pennsylvania, eye brian moore news4. >> and coming up on "nightly

news" savannah guthrie will join brian williams to break down the case. one person is in custody after a shooting near a barbershop. it happened about 11:00 this morning on skyland place. police say a man was shot and then went around the corner to the barbershop to get help. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. a suspect in another shooting in the district is in police custody tonight after a standoff with officers. it happened early this morning. police say 23-year-old derek babb shot and killed a man, then bare indicated himself. officers had to shut down several streets after a five-hour standoff babb finally surrendered. they independence filled the victim. former d.c. council member is set to begin serving his prison sentence today. he'll spend 38 months at a

minimum security camp in montgomery, alabama. back in january thomas pleaded guilty to stealing government grand funds. that money was intended for city youth programs. coming up, a brush fire races out of the control, homes and a campground are deserted. the nation's top prosecutors in the hot seat over operation fast and furious. tonight president obama is stepping in. there are concerns that but new signs could cast the wrong light. and lucy was voted the naughtiest dog in the country. now she's going to reform school. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

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inmuch rather to a military hospital yesterday. there were reports he was clinically dead. he attended his trial in a hospital bed. a u.s. source says mubarak may have only days or week to live. french police stormed a bank, the hostages were not hurt. the gunman was shot twice action but meals say his injuries are not expected to be life-threatening. prosecutors are contradicting. seven months ago a terrorist shooting spree killed seven people in this region. a subcommit year voted late this afternoon to send a -- eric holder in -- they demanded innage investigation.

things got even more heated after steve handsman reports. >> reporter: all 17 democrats were opposed. eric holder possibly headed to a contempt vote on the house floor. invokes executive privilege, denies the documents. about operation fast and furious. everyone agrees that gun-running sting went bad, letting mexican gangs walk away with 2,000 assault weapons. when u.s. border patrol agent brian terry was murdered in arizona in 2010, two of the guns we are found at the scene. >> who knew about fast and furious, when did they know about it? and high high up did it go?

>> reporter: house republicans had suspected holder knew and covered up. now they say they suspect president obama. >> what in the world is he asserting executive privilege for? he's either part of it or he's not. >> reporter: he's -- the kind used in -- holder's given republicans 7600 documents. he offered a partial release of the rest last night. democrats charge it's not about guts or guns or cover-up. it's politics. >> it shouldn't be a political witch-hunt. but the battle raging on. it would take a vote of the full house to find holder in contempt. it's not clear if house leaders want to go that far.

i'm steve hand also mands, news4. conduct based on information -- during a hearing today the head of the d.e.a. says she responded quickly by recalling the agents. this investigation is unrelated to the secret service prostitution scandal that was also in colombia. fire crews are dealing with island wildfire near cam cal's lake isabela. hundreds of homes and a campground near sill coyia have been evacuated. despite scenes like this, though, no structures have been burned. right now the fire is only about 35% contained. it's the latest in a string of wildfires burning in that part of a country. a lot of extremes, doug. >> a ton. you talk about the huge fires to the west and southwest, and the flooding in parts of minnesota. for us it's about the extreme heat. temperatures today approaching record levels.

tomorrow we may just break a record. it's hazy, hot and human. it is the unofficial first day of summer. i guess you could say the official first day of summer. that's exactly what it says, first day of summer starting at 7:09 tonight high temperature got up to 98 degrees. that was just one degree high of the report high of 99 set back in 1931, so you know we've been on the hot side. out there right now still at 97 degrees with sunshine. dew point at 67, so our heat index still at 100 or better. 93 right now in ma instances. 92 in annapolis, 96 in baltimore. you add in the humidity, the dew point action and you get the heat index of 101 in washington, 101 in pla plata. 96 at manassas, 98 at leesburg

and 95 near gaithersburg. tonight will be one of those nights you'll be eating indoors, take the dog for a bit of a shorter walk and make your way back into the air conditioning. heat advisory through 10:00 tomorrow evening because of that heat index. some areas tomorrow will get closer to that 105 degree number. today, only a couple other areas, mostly in this oregon area. you're still going to be on the hot side even though you're not in the heat advisory? what will we be seeing? we won't be seeing any rain. today's record, 99, as i mentioned, with you degree shy there, but tomorrow forecasting a temperature of 98 degrees. and that would tie the report. friday's report 10 i don't think it will get anywhere near that. and i think a good chance for

storms, but no storms out there right now. storm 4 radar all dry. that's the way we'll stay through the night tonight, right on really through the next 24 hours or so. highs across the region, you really can't go anywhere for relief. 94 in new york. 912 in hankerstown and 91 down towards virginia beach. one of the coolest numbers, 88 in elkins, but 88 towards ocean city. a bit cooler right there. now, this evening, hot and humid. summer solstice tonight arrives at 7:09. sunset at 8:37. temperatures 83 to 89. that heat index through the night tonight will be in the lower 90s, so you will notice that if you're thinking about examinering this evening. mild and very muggy with the sunrise at 5:43. 72 to 78 degrees when you step out the door form tomorrow afternoon, hazy, hot and humid once again.

near record heat. that's the key time period tomorrow. between 93 and 99 degrees. as i mentioned, one of the best places to be will be down toward the beaches. ocean city, rehobeth, and then that helps to clear things out on saturday. 83 degrees on the beach. i just canceled my trip down there. what was i thinking? inland 93 on friday with a good chance of rain. 88 on your saturday, 89 on sunday, then monday, tuesday and wednesday, we get kind of cool. five degrees below average, so this -- and of course we've got or backyard weather not tomorrow, it's too hot, but we'll be in people's backyards and still want to see your pictures.

maybe we can do the weather live in your backyard if you have a pool -- no, you don't need a pool, just kidding. >> something wet. >> frosty beverages. thank you, doug. coming up a lawmaker found guilty of reckless driving, but it may not even show up on her r0rd. a sight for sore eyes, a massive ship with four huge cranes. i'll have more coming up next. coming up in sports, the wizards make a big move before the nba draft. the heat now in the drive's seat in the nba finals. and no love for the gloves at the

it was a speeding case that was pretty shocking.

a prince georges county lawmakers pulled over for going more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway. >> tonight a judge found karen toles guilty of reckless drive. chris gordon has more on this breaking story. >> reporter: you see 108 miles an hour in the upper left corner of this video of officers joseph brooks who testified at the trial. he followed a black ford edge, which cut in and out of traffic. that although his lights were on and siren blaring, it didn't pull over. he called backup cruisers in. he thought it was a dangerous situation. he and another officer approached the car with guns drawn, that toles said she is was a councilwoman, was distracted running late for a meeting. she was originally cited on february 22nd for unsafe lane change and given a warning for speeding. there was public outrage. on march 6th, chief mark mcgraw

of the prince georges police added the charge of. the judge found her guilty of reckless driving. >> this was an unfortunate situation that's up to a concluding today. we respect the judge's decision. ms. toles through this whole entire event has continued to work with us and the community extremely well. i expect our cooperation on behalf of the citizens to continue. >> reporter: i asked representatives of the state state attorney's office what message this sends? >> i think first of all, we are pleased with the outku78. we felt the reckless driving charge was warranted. we feel the court has held her accountable, and we're pleased that she's been head accountable. >> reporter: council tole says was fined and assessed court costs, but importantly she was given probation before judgment, which means if she keeps a clean

record for a year, this reckless driving conviction will be expungedened and no points against her license, which means her license will not be suspended. in prince georges county, chris gordon, news4. tomorrow, the jury will start deliberating in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial. today the defense rested. the former penn state assistant football coach accused of sexually abusing ten boyce. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in aspirin. a man is dead after a shooting involving metro transit police. police were investigating the man in connection with an attempted abduction in northeast over the weekend. the man fired shots and officers were forced to shoot back. no officers were hurt. no deal. today a matter lend work group reached a deal, and on whether to add table games to the state's five existing casinos. that means both issues are now

on hold under the general assembly meets again next year. 9 verizon center in downtown d.c. is nearly 15 years old. the advertising displays are out of date. there's a new push to revamp them, but some are fighting that moot. tom sherwood has our report. >> as exciting as it can be inside the center, the exterior of the arena is a hodgepodge of old media and vinyl signs draped on the 15-year-old arena itself. >> we have seen that generate revenue, and frankly it's old, dated technology and too big. >> they're seeking an exemption from the billboard law that severely limits new signs. he says the proposed video screens would be more attractive, myoquiet and more neighborhood friendly. the whole hear has been completely rebuilt because of in part because of the arena which

helps generates hundreds of millions in revenue. >> we'll take the old technology and turn it into smaller, more attractive high-tech look and feel. >> reporter: at a council hearing to seek an exemption, the signed changes were opposed by groups before several ongoing citywide reviews are completed. >> why are we rushing this through the council now? once those signs are built, they're not coming down. >> reporter: others including the downtown cluster of congregations support the modernizing. >> it has showcased our city in ways we could only dream in the early '90s. this sort of growth should be praised and should be rewarded. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. a megacosto gas station planned for montgomery county could be in jeopardy. costo wants to put the pump

station next to a score, but the council is considering a new rule. costo's gas station would violate the rule. the council plans to talk about the amendment in july. oh, the heat wave, it is still on the. we've reached 98. now currently sitting at 97 degrees, that heat index at 101, the warmest index we've had all day lot. here we have at 6:30 at night. current temperatures across the rest of the region, 95 in manass manassas, 99 in frederick, and 97 out towards eeeaston. . including baltimore g-8ers, burg, down towards fredericksburg.

all have the potentially to see the heat indices above that 100-degree market. we go to washington, d.c. with eric fisher from the weather channel. >> reporter: i think we can take solace in that misery loves company. all the way into the state of maine, back toward chicago, wisconsin, down into texas and the southwest. very few people not not the good news we can say, as we look out, as we get past friday, it's 67 cooler. so we will see some relief. so we get through these next few days. if you're a tourist and watching this evening, maybe from a cooler spot, go to some of free museums or the cooling centers in you need to. that first heat of the year can be the most difficult for our bodies to take and most will really feel it overnight.

jim, doreen, back to you. an incredible sight. a ship carried four massive cranes that barely made it you said the bay bridge. a gonzales was at the park with thousands of others who showed up for a firsthand look. >> reporter: thousands of people set out for fun. >> we just were going to have a day at the beach. >> reporter: they witnessed a sight unlike any other. through the chesapeake bay. it's not obvious you get to see something like this. >> once in a lifetime. >> reporter: traffic backed up for miles as the bridge closed for about 45 minutes. conditions were more than favorable for the daring attempt.

>> we have a whole burch of smart people taking a look at data seven as the water levels, the tides, the currents, the wind. >> reporter: the clean of just ten feet made spectators second-guess. from here the ship will slowly make its way to the terminal where folks are anticipating this to be a lot of kruns shuck and new jobs. it will take ten days to get the cranes onto the berth. >> norfolk and -- is the only port that can handle trains here. >> reporter: ich crain weighs about 1500 metric tons. >> it is gigantic. >> reporter: can lift nearly 200,000 pounds of cargo and tall enough to clear a 14-story building. >> we're from baltimore. that's part 6 our bread and butter. >> reporter: larger ships in the panama canal. >> a lot of business for baltimore. >> reporter: the 50-year

partnership paved by governor o'malley between the port authorities and ports america chesapeake is expected to produce 5700 new jobs and help maryland rakes in nearly 2 billion over the course of the agreement. america's backyard may look more like a classroom today. education advocates put school desks on the national mall today. it was to draw attention to a new initiative aimed at making education a priority. organizer played 857 desks on the maul, how many students drop off every hour of every school day across the country. there's a petition to calling on president obama and mitt romney to discuss education more in debates as well as on the campaign trail. lucy was named the naughtiest dog in the country. now something will be done about that. also a group of co-workers who have been playing the lottery together for ten years.

for more than 100 fire fighters are working to put out this four-alarm fire at pier 29 in san francisco. this is the same area that's scheduled to be the home of the america's cup. a small roof appeared to have fallen on the sidewalk. no one is hurt. a south carolina dog voted the naughtiest dog in the country is going to rehab. lucy is a husky mix, crowned winner by camp bowwow after owner submitted a photo of the dog's chewed-up cage. hundreds of dogs competed. the doggy daycare provider was working for a way to help owners deal with misbehing pooches. trh the 11-year-old pup like -- >> all these naughty things she

does are extremely common. >> so you can teach an old dog new tricks? is that what she's telling you? hughesy a a rescue dog. it's common to chew there are your cage. giant olympic rings greeting experts and spectators. the rings were unveiled today, made of aluminum, and each is about the size of a doubledecker bus. since the airport is the first place visitors will see, the terminal is a perfect location. opening ceremonies are set no july 27th. you can watch the excitement here on nbc 4. that will be yours first tweet? >> i'm just hoping -- >> i just got back from london. >> we'll be talking about that a lot tomorrow. >> okay. i just wanted to make sure knew. >> he's always jumping in on sport time. no glove lost between the nationals and rays. the wizards have a former

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actually 98 the high. that's the current temperature. look at the current heat index, 101. that's still the warmers we have seen so far today. it will drop a bit, but it won't drop a whole lot. heat index, 100 to 105, so that heat advisory extended through 10:00 tomorrow night, as we are going to continue to see the very hot conditions all the way through the day tomorrow. as far as those temperatures go for tomorrow, 97 in frederick, 98 in washington, if we hit 98, that would tie a record set back in 1988. i think we could do it. so everybody getting on the hot

side. talking about the summer solty, earth's northern hemisphere tilts toward the sun, the highest position near the sky. that means shorter days are coming, so this one of the longest days of the year. so from now on every day becomes a bit shorter. 7:09, that's when it happens, 14 hours, 54 minutes of daylight. tomorrow, about the same, but then it goes way down. beach forecast the next couple days, looking good, if you're thinking about heading down toward the beach -- let's free rephrase that. if you're not thinking about it, you may want to rethink it. that water temperature now up to 75 degrees, so very nice in the water. we are going to see a good chance of showers and thunderstorms coming through, so watch out for that. some of those could be strong on friday, so saturday and sunday also looking very nice, less humid, temperatures in the mid to upper 80s.

that extended forecast coming up just a bit later on. london temperatures have been great over the past couple days, just to throw in london one more time, dan. >> i like the way the boat wrokd, your boat graphic. that was pretty nifty. >> thanks. i did that myself. >> paid full price. >> somebody appreciates it. do you have anything like that? sports? >> no, but it's eating up my sports time. >> wizards making a big move. they had wha two questions -- what to do the bloated contracts. rashard lewis and his $23 million salary -- man, wouldn't that be nice, traded to the hornets for emeka okafor and a second round pick. and once they -- the wizards will get two solid, but unspectacular players, good defenders and team guys. the centerpiece of the trade from the wizards perspective was

emeka okafor, the number two overall pick in the 2004 nba draft. he's coming off a knee injury, and his numbers have dropped for five straight seasons ariza has played for five teams and gives the wizards a small vet van small forward. ariza best known for contributing to 9 lakers' championship run. he is just 26 years old. you know, ted is loving this, because he won't have to buy out that contract of mr. lewis. that's like -- that is writing a check for $13 million an just handing it over to a guy to walk away. >> what about the other one? blatche? >> they're gil going to try to move hem. the heat one win away from

the championship. his reentering the game reminded him of a willis reed moment. willis reed played in game of the 1710s nba finals with a torn thymusle. lebron played with cramps. that is a little difference. cry me a river, lebron. lebron james and the heat trying to do the impossible and beat durant and the thunder again. early on russell westbrook playing well. he went for 43, and the thunder up by three. to the third, heat up by five, lebron working on kevin durant, sizing up the defender. that's pretty. lebron on his way to a triple-double. disaster struck. in the fourth quarter we're tied, and lebron falling. he just goes down to the ground. he loses the ball on the way to the basket. it turned out he had cramps. he would leave the game and would return, not before durant and the thunder did some damage.

a little pull-up jumper. durant went for 28. this is the big one people are talking xw. lebron came in, and hit that big three, up for 97-94. under :20 to go, jump ball. this was essentially the ball game. mario chalmers comes up with it and gets fouled. chalmers simps both free throws, the heat go on to win 104-98. after a gutsy performance from lebron, they take a commanding lead. after the game, erik spoelstra and lebron talking about playing through cramps. >> that three was just sheer will and competitiveness to contribute in some way, but it got to a point it was four on five. so, you know, we had to make a change. >> i didn't want to come out, you know, like i said, sat on the bench, got rehydrated as much as i could.

sat through a few plays. i was able to go back into the game. like i said, i'm happy, and blessed i was able to make a big shot in a big game. you know, my team was able to close it from there. >> i do look the tuxedo shirt. the best game about the press conference is he wasn't wearing the silly glasses that a lot of the guys are playing. dwyane wade was wearing the flip-up glasses. >> i wear those. >> you're allowed. that's okay, jim. >> they're indoors, right? >> do you really? >> no. >> okay. good. the baseball world has focusing on dave jill johnsing ', weong was sent to the bull person after struggling again. detwiler moves back into the rotation. last night could be weong's last in the starting rotation for a while. davey johnson looking on as one

of the his favorite players has a career season. this is desi's 11th home run, a career high. desmond is playing great this years. weong is in trouble. carlos pena just gets into this one, over the head of bryce harper. he's going back, and he's not going to get it. this over the center field wall is a two-run home run. weong gives up five earned runs in just 3 1/3 innings pitched. bottom of six, ryan zimmerman on first. michael morse looking for his first home run of the season. finally getting his beast mode on. a two-run shot makes it a one-run game. but nen in the eighth, controversy would strike. the umps confiscate the gloves of joel peralta. the glove had pine tar on it. peralta ejected from the gave,

gives dave jill johnson a tip of the cap, thank you for calling me on you. rays asked the umps to check the gloat. nothing is found. now, rays' manager joe maddon not pleased with davey johnson for calling out a player. it's against baseball etiquette. so today joe maddon and davey johnson went back and forth. >> anytime there's a rule violation as far as i'm concerned it's just a rule violation. my only comments to him is, read the rule book, you know? >> yeah, i mean, i understand that, i totally understand that davey is right, i'm incapable of reading the rule book, and there's also reading between the lines in some situations that need to be looked at, too. >> i don't want to get into a shouting match with joe. i looked him up on the internet

and found out he was a tweet, so he can get to more people than me. and so i don't want to get into a shouting match with him. >> um, most men have tweeters, and i two never use my tweeter to an unfair advantage. [ laughter ] this begs the question -- have you ever used your tweeter to an advantage? >> i do tweet. >> how can they argue about etiquette when it's breaking the rules? that's the bottom line. >> baseball is an old-school game. a lot of people have said, you know what? you knee he was doing it. you didn't say anything when he played for you and did it. now you're going to calling him out. >> they'll be checking everything tonight. >> yes, they will. coming up, the

we have breaking news in the district. mechanical problems forced the metropolitan police department helicopter to make an emergency landing. the two people on board weren't

hurt. it landed on a field near military road. that's across from st. john's high school. exactly what caused the problem isn't known at this point. >> maybe it was the heat or something. >> tomorrow a high of 98, heat indices close to 105. on friday a good chance of storms, then we cool off a bit. next week starting off well below average. >> thanks, doug. 20 workers at a quaker oats plant in iowa stepped forward. they won $241 million in the drawing that took place on june 13th. all the winners work in the shipping department in cedar rapids. they arrived at lottery headquarters in a chartered bus paid for by their union. the spokesperson for the group says they've been playing the lottery about $10 million. >> we wait, and then chip in $5,

and we go and see what we can get. a lot of times we get nothing, but we were lucky this time. >> each winner is expected to take home about $5 pulls 5 million after taxes. at least 11 members plan to retire. their last day is friday. we're thinking if you're waiting for that shipment, it's going to be late. definitely. thanks for joining us nightly news is up next. night[ male announcer ]. this was how my day began.

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