you are cal run kin jr. police warn her kidnapper on the loose and armed. he held her up at her home, forced her into a car and forced her to drive around for hours. pat has the latest. >> reporter: neighbors is a she went almost every morning to mcdonald's for breakfast. the gunman was waiting. did he know who he was kidnapping? violet ripken, 74-year-old mohr of orioles star cal ripken. she was kidnapped, tied up, blindfo blindfolded, held for 24 hours before she was released this morning just a couple blocks from her aberdeen home. gus lives next door. he talked to mrs. ripken right after she got free. >> yeah, i talked to her this

morning. >> reporter: what did she say? when he came in garage what did he want? ivities he just wanted her car, her money and she was to go with him. he bound her and tied her up. >> reporter: drove her around? said she could see a bit out of the side of her masks. >> reporter: please say the kidnapping began around 7:00 yesterday morning in mrs. ripken's garage. they say the gun marsh used her 1998 linking continental to drive her around. then came a break, a chance encounter 17 miles away at a convenience store. 8:30 last night, baltimore county, ebenezer road, pulaski highway, a witness sees an elderly lady tied up. the witness says, don't worry,

it's my mother. the witness doesn't buy that story, writes done, calls police. they run the tag. it's plug ripken's car. throughout the state of then she reappeared this morning in her own neighborhood. the chief of the aberdeen police department. >> we don't know what, if any relationship there was between the perpetrator and the family. >> violet's son cal is known as the ironman. he holds the record for most consecutive games played in baseball. he owns a minor league team called the ironbirds. did he mention he knew -- >> he indicated he didn't even know anything about the ironbirds. that's kind of funny. >> now, if the kidnapper didn't know who the iron dirds are, did

he know who he was kidnapping? this statement today from cal ripken. he says it's been a trying time for our family. we're grateful and relieved that mom is back safe and healthy. live in aberdeen. pat collins, news4. thank you, pat, a woman accused a swim coach of child sex crimes has broken her silence after nearly 30 years. according to a report in "the rick curle is accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenager. the woman was 13 years old at the time. he was 33. the woman's parents learned of the relationship years later. the family reportedly reportedly took a $150,000 payment, and the accuser told the post she did not want to be silent about it anymore. curle was a fonder of the curle

burke swim club. in a statement the club says he a now taking a leave of absence. a young man drowned in laurel, maryland in just a few feet of water. he was id filled a ka leaf richardson in district 450i9s. witnesses called after seeing him in a pond. rescuers found the body about 9:00 last night. police are waiting on the result of an autopsy andoxicology tests to determine just how it happened. several people who survived an apartment fire in district heights last night have a lot tosh thankful for. they escaped a fast-moving fire. the flames were so intense they melted the railings. jaxxie ben you -- >> doreen, the hero police officers, and that's what we're calling them. they knew it was up to them. they are credited with saving

the lives of seven people. >> it shows the deadly intensity that ripped through the rochelle apartments. it was just -- and again scott finn saw and smelled trouble. i could see at that point on the back side, the first two floors, they had a lot of flames coming off. >> the officers describe it as chaos. they say that efforts to save the lives of people meant they could not get to a resident's trapped dogs at the time. >> at that point we were assisting alerting people. there was no bells, no sirens. it was a full-size dog and puppy that were out there. the flames at that point were reaching the area they were at.

they kept moving further and further away from the flames until they had nowhere else to go. >> sadly one of the dogs did perish. >> glad it was out and everyone was safe. sinchts about three dozen people are displaced, and the cause is under investigation. there could be changes coming to union station. am track has unveiled a plan, it did so today, that would provide $7 billion makeover for that facility. the redesign would include the addition of at least 40 high-speed trains, new platforms, union station is the second busiest in the country. leaders say the facelift is necessary to accommodate growing ridership. >> it was amazing to hear. one need to only go through here

to appreciate the increasing numbers of people who are using union station. >> under the current plans, if they can find the money, the first phase of the overhaul would begin sometime this year. just minutes ago the tax cut showdown took a turn. the senate approved a bill that would deny tax cuts to the nation's highest earners. and defeated a gop on bill that would have renewed tax cuts for everyone. with the republicans in control of the house, this fight isn't over yet. jennifer johnson reports from capitol hill. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: the senate passing a bill extending tax cuts for the majority of americans, but not the very wealthy. earlier the plans, a victory for president obama, but the democrats' plan is considered dead on arrival in the republican-controlled house. >> the good news is that this new convoluted democratic bill

will never make it to the president's desk. >> they shall talked it up and pass it now. >> they've decided to hold middle-class tax cuts hostage. unless they agree to spend another thrill onon tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires. >> reporter: mitt romney is kicking off an overseas trip. before he left, he said president obama should prevent massive defense cuts. >> the new president will be able to put together his own budget and his own tax plan which will get the economy going and finally get us on track. >> reporter: as the olympics are set to begin, a new ad to attack romney's business dealings over outsourcing. you've got to say this about mitt romney. he sure knows how to go for the gold for himself. but romney backer staged

several -- to grow small businesses. romney has vowed not to attack president obama on his foreign trip. his advisers say he'll meet with several leaders to listen and learn. jennifer johnson, news4. we invite you to stay tuned to "nbc nightly news with brian williams." he's reporting live from london, and we'll have more from his interview with mitt romney. virginia republican george allen got an important endorsement today in that tight race for the senate there. the u.s. chamber of commerce endorsed allen today during a ceremony. it cited his pro-big report as a key factor, but the endorsement is a surprise to some. just yesterday the campaign aired ads that criticized the chamber's support to for last summer'sb part are partisan bill. nevertheless, allen accepted the

endorsement. >> it's a great honor. i'm truly honored to have earned the endorsement from the united states chamber of commerce. they are folks who care about folks who care about small business and the free enterprise system. >> allen's rival, tim quan, released a statement. it reads in part, accepting the u.s. chamber's endorsement, a group he says is out to devastate the economy, proves that there's nothing more than political posturing. nice day out there today, but more change is on the way. doug's out live at the storm4 weather patio. nice night to be outside, doug. >> it is a great night. it really is. tonight will be just about perfect to do whatever you want to do, take that longer bike ride or that jog, maybe eat outside. just look at this picture. that's where we're going to

stay, 87 degrees with twins out of the south. what are we seeing as far as the temperatures go? 82 in winchester, 82 in gaithersburg, and notice right along the chesapeake, no rain to talk about, we are high and dry, and that's the way we're going to stay right on through the night tonight, pretty much into the dade tomorrow, too. once again through your morning, this is what we can expect. looking good, temperatures tonight falling down to about 80 degrees. how about 73 when you wake up tomorrow morning? tomorrow is a different story. i'll have that coming up, including a heat advisory. coming up, new video just released shows the very real dangers at seaworld. a trainer narrowly escaped the jaws of a killer whale. a matt ban movie star pays his respect to the victims,

while a tip led police to another clue. and a korean war vet is on a personal mission to change a memorial in washington. >> being perfectly candid about it, because i have an arm and leg on, a lot of people aren't so critical of what i say or do. a very active volcano is getting a lot more attention

there's some rather disturbing video that has come to life. this video shows a killer whale trying to drown one of the trainers there. it happened back in 2006, the trainer's name is ken peters. he was dragged underwater. eight minutes that whale head on

to him. he suffered a broken foot, but he has recovered and is -- that video was used. in a court case that involved the death of a trainer at seaworld back in 2010. it was made public after a freedom of information request was filed. jay gray joins us live with more. >> reporter: the evidence that you're talking about, please saying the only way they found it was a tip from the suspect in the killing spree. this afternoon, federal agents tell nbc news james holmes, the suspect in the movie theater massacre told them where to find what could be key evidence in

the case. the former neuroscience graduate student apparently told investigators about a package he had sent to the university of colorado's mel campus in aurora. police found it in the mailroom, unopened. inside they found what is described as details about tilling people. >> i'm overwhelmed by this. good people taken. >> people like gordon cowden, the oldest victim of the massacre took his two teenage daughters to the movie. they survived. he was laid to rest, the first of at least 2 funerals. >> i need officers on the east side. >> reporter: after the chaos and killing at the theater, there are now growing questions in this grieving community about what will happen to the crime scene. some say it should be torn down and replaced by a memorial.

others argue the cinema should reopen to show the world the gunman didn't win that night. right now the building is still locked down by police, but could be returned to the owners by the end of the week. looking to provide strength and comfort, the star of the move that will forever be linked to the tragedy, travelled to colorado yesterday. christian bayh spent time with some of the victims and first responders. he wasn't there about hiself. he was there to show support. >> reporter: concern and help this community will need for a long time. back live as we talk about the memorial just across the street, we're learning this afternoon that first responders will visit that memorial later this evening. that's the latest live here in aurora, colorado. i'm jay gray, news4. tonight there's a new study from europe that suggests

tanning beds can increase your risk of skin cancer. they looked at 20 different studies between 1981 and 2011. they found those who used those tanning booths had a 20% increased risk of melanoma. that risk increased for those who started use the tanning machines before age 35. here in the u.s., the food & drug administration is considering a ban on tanning booths for people under 18. >> no need for a tanning bed today. you can go outside and get some of the vitamin d. >> it's great out there. the heat will return. it's been a hot summer, the heat returns tomorrow. it's actually on it's way here. you can tell when we have a nice day in washington. you can tell be the blue sky. today that sky is very blue. the potomac looks just blue today.

high temperatures today. so even though we're cooler, still just beautiful. as far as temperatures go right now. sitting at 87 degrees, look at the humidity. a very pleasant evening, nice and comfortable. that southerly component will increase our humidity overnight, and that will help to increase those temperatures. current temperatures, 84 in culpepper. 83 in annapolis, down along route 50, coming in at 812 degrees. what are we seeing? no rain to talk about. we're not going to see any chances of rain. i think for the next 24 hours, i think tonight will be dry for sures. if you live out there toward the blue ridge, maybe a few isolated

storms, but that's it. clear skies, all the way around, back towards pittsburgh and charleston looking very, very nice, but look at this, see the storms developing? this is the warm front just off to our west. we have very nice weather across the northeast. here's our 88. these are the high dalles. 89 in raleigh, but look to the west, 107 in st. louis, another record for them. 97 in memphis, 94 in cincinnati, 98 in chicago. that heat will build our way. the nice weather we've had out there today with plenty of sunshine will give way to those hot conditions, as that warm front moves on through overnight tonight. the storms tomorrow? they will stay back to our north and west. tomorrow could be a significant outbreak as far as severe weather is concerned for places like ohio, maybe around pittsburgh, up through central portions of new york, but for us, it's just going to be the heat. this front will come through here on friday, and it will give

us a better chance of some strong thunderstorms on friday. friday will still be hot. heat index maybe still in the low 100s. they will be a hot couple days. clear skies tonight. just perfect. enjoy it now. storm morning, a few clouds and warmer start, but not all that bad. temperatures will warm up quickly. to about 73 in the city. by about 9:00, though, expect those numbers to really start to move up. i think we're looking at a high of, say, 97 and 102 during the day tomorrow. mostly sun,skies, very hot and humid. that's why we could see the heat index of 10 tomorrow. that's why the natiol service has put on a advisories for just about everybody in our viewing area. the only exception is the shenandoah valley and through portions of west virginia. the next couple days, 101 tomorrow. 97 on friday, 91 on saturday,

with another chance of storms. right now the weekend is looking pretty good. next week looks a little unsettled. we could use a couple unsettled days here. that means we could be cooler, with temperatures in the 80s, maybe a few storms each day, but cloud cover and cooler days, i'm in for that. >> all the crazy weather, though, be care 68 wishing for unsettled. >> that's true. thanks, doug. coming up there's a new revelation about america's first woman in space, something that sally ride wanted to keep from the public until after her death. an olympic athlete was pulled from competition just days before the official start of the summer games. it has nothing to do with her athletic performance. robert griffin iii speaking out for the first time since signing his contract on the pressure of becoming the face of the franchise. and stephen strasburg back on the mound and back to hi

it is for sure that rush hour is a big headache to a lot of drivers. >> lawmakers from montgomery county and fairfax county met today to come up with some possible solutions to all the traffic delays. chris gordon has more details on future plans. >> reporter: traffic gridlock, a common headache when driving between virginia and maryland. >> it's really bad around here. >> reporter: our region's traffic problems prompted this historic meeting between members of the montgomery county council and fairfax county board of supervisors. >> we want to get you out of traffic and where you need to go. we want your quality time to not be sitting in a car. >> this is really about finding

a regional solution to a fundamental regional problem. that's the american legion bridge. >> reporter: the bridge between fairfax and montgomery counties, the american legion bridge, is often a bottleneck. expanding the bridge to accommodate rapid transit may be one of the solutions. buses that travel in dedicated lines like here in bogata, colombia. some cities have systems like this, and some locals believe rapid transit is in our future. >> how to get between the job centers in montgomery county, fairfax county, it's a choke point and holding all of us back. >> reporter: drivers who face delays daily, hope the lawmakers from the two neighboring counties can come up with answers. >> you would think politicians would understand that traffic in this area is the number one concern, and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: there is also a proposal to expand express metro

service between montgomery and fairfax counties. of course, this is construction of the silver line, which will offer travelers an alternative going to dulles airport and beyond to louden county. chris gourd everyone, news4. we're covering some breaking news right now from chopper 4. we have a live picture of a fire. this is on rockville pike in a building that a lot of people drive past every day. the marlow building. again this is a live picture from rockville of a fire. you can see that the flames are big, and you can also see that the fire department is on the scene. they're working to get this fire under control. that's a fire under way right now at 7:25 rockville pike. the mar lowe building, a great big furniture building. as we get more details.

we will share them. drivers have a any was to get through the express lanes when they open later. the pass can change into an hov mode. drivers won't be charged for toes when the transponder is in that setting. it's the first of its kind. that gunman held her at gunpoint yesterday at her home in aberdeen, then drove her around in her own car for several hours. police found her safe this morning back in her neighborhood still tied up in her car. a 4-year-old boy is dead after what happens to be a tragic accident. investigators believe the child accidentally shot himself near a home on empire street. he died this afternoon. police are not yet releasing his

identity. a routine biweekly news conference by vincent gray ended up in a shouting match between reporters and the mayor's press secretary. the mayor tried to focus on the government plans. procedures were asking if the mayor was trying to distract attention from the investigation into his 2010 election campaign. >> reporter: at first the mayor huddled with top officials, then gathered those officials as they detailed goals in a one-city action plan. that covers many duties. >> today we continue to build upon great progress made. >> preparing our children for success in their future academic endeavors begins in the very early year. >> expand and use of our local on the job trainings initiative. >> a transparent strategy. >> but reporters and analysts were asking why local government services were being touted. was the mayor going to even be

in office. >> with you we can do is continue to do the job. that's what we're intending to do. >> reporter: then reporters like in recent days trailed after the mayor, but he was hustled into the elevator. moments later, press secretary pedro robero chastised reporters for not covering the achievements. >> not a single one came to yesterday's press conference. civil activist and columnist dorothy brazell thought the tactics weren't working. >> what he's announcing at the press conference is the things that district government does all the time. every district does. we want to know about the investigation, we want him to finally stand up and say i'm going to be here next month, i'm going to be here next year. i'm going to be here in two years. these are my long-term dolls.

and he didn't tail it. >> reporter: tom sherwood, news4. news4 reported this week that the police chief's office has asked gray's security detail to create more space around him for safety, but not necessarily to keep reporters away from him. a man was beaten after accusing someone of stealing his iphone on capitol hill, but now police say there's no evidence that phone was ever stolen. the victim's name is david mercer. he's a prominent democratic strategist. this shows him in a 7-eleven checking his pockets for his iphone. mercer appears to ask another man about the phone, and then follows him outside. police say the two got into a fight and mercer was taken to a hospital. d.c. police say there is no evidence that a theft ever occurred. they say they are still investigating. a korean war veteran says he has some unfinished business. he would like to expand the current memorial to those who

fought in korea. he has a deadline, one year from today. richard jordan shows us what changes could be on the way. >> we're coming down this afternoon with the ambassador. >> retired colonel william weber calls what he. he lost his right away and leg on the front lines, but the 87-year-old can always stare at his 25 years oldself before he was injured. he inspired a statue at the memorial, but he says the tribute is incomplete. >> it seems to me ridiculous that people would visit this memorial and be totally impressed with the artistry and magnificence, but have to get a brochure when they leave to explain to them what the memorial's message really is. >> reporter: the korean war is often called the forgotten war, but weber says he won't let his comrades suffer the same fate. his two children died recently, expanding the memorial would be his lasting legacy.

>> being perfectly candid, because i have an arm and leg gone, a lot of people aren't always so critical of what i say or do. i tend to be unable to get them to listen. >> reporter: he says he wants a glass wall at the end of the current site with near lid 34,000 names of soldiers killed in a little. >> all the way around the back, 180 degrees ending approximately here. >> reporter: the vision has been hearn for decades, but now with just one year under the 60th anniversary of the end of the war, this is a self-imposed deadline. weber wants the memorial plans approved by labor day. it's the only way to make sure the memorial is finished next year. sanchts it would make me feel that i have completed something that needed to be done. >> reporter: in d.c. richard jordan, news4. we have more now on the fire we told you about earlier. >> we do. we have assistant fire chief scott graham from montgomery county on the phone.

chief, what can you tell us about this fire? >> well, doreen, jim, good evening. the fire came out problemly 20, 25 minutes ago. units rid on the scene on the back side of the building, not the rockville pike side, but closer to richard montgomery. there was fire from what appeared to be a parapet-style wall. we do have fire in the ceiling of the second floor of this building. it's gone to a second alarm. we have approximately 85 personnel on the scene. we're attacking the fire, both from the interior and portions of the exterior at times. the building has been evacuated. we do not have any civilian or firefighter injuries. we're not seeing the fire until control. we still have significant fire, and until we -- that second floor ceiling clear, we're working both inside. >> mr. graham, what about traffic?

have you had to clock off any roads? >> we had to shut down from montgomery down to edmundson. we have lines laid across there, and the drive is tied up with apparatus, so northbound on the pike with this being rush hour, will probably not be pleasant, but we have supply lines and stuff laid across. >> and this is a great big building with a whole lot of furniture inside. am i correct? or is it empty now? it's a pretty large instrument, a lot of square footage. we believe that the firing to contained in the area of the second floor ceiling, and this roof area, so we're not really concerned to any other areas of the building outside this one corner right now. we do have crews in those other areas that are standing be to check for any type of fire

spread. they're already in place, but we're not really concerned about it at this point. i think we have it confined to this charlie delta or this tight corner side here. >> all right. assistant chief scott graham montgomery county, thank you forred update. again, this is a fire they're working on at the marlowe building, and you can expect that traffic is pretty much of a mess in that whole area. doug, how is the weather looking? >> the weather tonight is absolutely perfect. a beautiful evening all across the area, but a heat advisory is in effect for tomorrow. how hot we'll get wheeeeeeeeeeeee!

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see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. a racist comment on twitter will keep an athlete from greece from competing in the olympic games. the 23-year-old triple jumper mocked african immigrants and expressed support for a far-right party.

the head of the greek olympic committee said her comments showed no respect and pulled her from the competition. the athlete apologized and said she was ashamed and didn't mean to offend anyone. swimmer michael phelps is one of the american athletes showing out of the new olympic uniforms. olympians had their final fittings at a london school last night before they march in the open ceremony on friday. the uniforms created controversy a few weeks ago when it was releyland they were made in china. beginning in 2014, uniforms for athletes will be made in the usa. you know how proud they'll be to march through that stadium, wearing those uniforms? >> with the whole world watching. we'll be watching. >> we certainly will. tomorrow. did we tell you we're covering the olympics beginning on friday? carol, what are we talking about today? >> the whole world watching, rg3 spoke today. everybody was listening. coming up in sports a dominating

performance by stevphen strasb g strasburg, and robert griffin iii, you know him. ready to face the press

today beautiful, but the heat is moving back in. the last four days, up to 93 yesterday, down to 88 today. tomorrow [ whistling ] right back up to 101. we'll see if we get there. it's going to be a hot day tomorrow. out there simply gorgeous. the dew point of 53, humidity on the low side, so get out there and enjoy this afternoon, enjoy the rest of the evening. as i mentioned. tomorrow will be on the hot side. i've got that seven-day forecast for you, one more time, coming up in a minute

a very observant that we will begin talking about the redskins tomorrow, being today. if you haven't gotten enough of rg3 -- >> i don't think we'll get sick of him. >> no, he's a delightful kid, really. >> rg3's off-season media blitz is finished. he announced today after reporting, no more commercials, no more endorsements, at least he won't film them. now it's about football, but before he hits the field for training camp tomorrow, griffin has to deal with the redskins media. his first order of business, the dreaded press conference. quite a sight out at redskins park today. all eyes on the new franchise quarterback, as he made his way to the podium. he seems more comfortable with the surroundings. it's only going to get better. there's the footage. we'll get new footage tomorrow. >> i hope so. his smarts were on displayer

white answering the tough plays. >> you have to let your play do the talking. i'm proud to be a part of this franchise. >> do you like the idea of being the face of the triche? >> there's no true face. if we just had faces, we would all be dead. there's got to be some heart, legs, arms, skin, so that's those guys in there. i'm just the -- i guess you could say i'm the mask. those are the real ones that make up the body of this team. >> so he can dodge defenders and the tough questions. the nationals are the second story, but they continued to play like the headliners. get the brooms out, we have a sweep. strasburg on the mound at citi field, something to prove. he didn't have to wait long. michael moore's leading off. the leadoff home run, the beast

is unleashed, his seventh homer this season. the mets, jeremy hefner, his days and this does not help. the next batter, danny espinoza, i can do that, too. he has hit safely in 11 straight games, hitting over .350 in july. back to strasburg. he was like a surgeon out there, so precise, he strikes out andress, hefner, rubin, tejada. had el had five in a row at one point. seventh inning, the know who the hot hitter is right now? there he is, adam laroche. he does it against. the second monster hit in as many days. >> that is the strausburg that i've known for a long time. >> he was very efficient from

the get-go. >> just the tack that strikes on, just go out there and make them put the ball in play. so, you know, trying to obviously good pitchers can get through seven, under 100 pitches. i didn't want to try to nibble the whole time. all right. olympics. opening ceremonies on friday, if you haven't heard already. opening match is already in the books for the u.s. women's soccer team. they start early. earlier today the women needed to rally versus france. we'll take you to london. a pained look on the faces early. they fell behind 13th minute, though, u.s. in the hole, already down 1-0. the women could not clear it in the box. france's ma redelie. google y moogly.

megan rapinoe, and abby wambach is there. they could not be denied. it will go to half at i tied at two. the pass to carli lloyd, and sets up and fires the ball. u.s. looking very strong. they add one more chance of usa ring around the park. abby wambach says it's just the first step. the wait is over. the some. ls all-star returns to the pitch against the english premier league powerhouse chelsea. the game is tonight at 8:30 p.m. in philadelphia. they are out for revenge while the all-stars are once again hoping to showcase their talents, play as a team and most importantly have some fun. finally tonight, washington -- >> right up the road in d.c., so it wasn't a bad commute, so it's

been great. it's been a lot of fun. i'm trying to enjoy it as well, which is always tough in the middle of the season. ultimately it's not a weekend for coaches. it's really about the players, putting them on display. it's a great, great group, very talented, i think they'll represent the league well. >> who doesn't want to hear from ben olson? washington cakastles, they were seeking a historic win, bobby reynolds, a huge serve, keeps the streak alive. down philly 21-16. they now have sole possession of the second longest winning streak in u.s. pro sports history. >> my goodness. >> an impressive win streak that cannot be understated. >> good googly moo gigly. are you from philly? >> no. thank, carol.

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sally ride she came out as a less by use in the obituary she wrote. she cowrote it with her partner. the two had been together for 27 years. ride was the first american woman to travel into space, and her disclosure makes her the first american astronaut to come out. sally ride died on monday at the age of 61 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. nice out there, doug. >> nice today, not so much tomorrow. 101, a heat advisory in effect for about the entire region. that's the hottest day in the next seven days. 97, another hot one, then we get to normal for this time of year. >> okay. thanks, doug. there's a volcano in southern japan becoming even more active. eruptions on the volcano are commonplace. it typically erupts once or twice a day, but the

explosionses are becoming stronger. >> wow, that is so cool. >> the volcano has already erupted 600 times this year. today ash plumes rose at least 10,000 feet into the air. and all that ash has to go somewhere. it is falling all over nearby cities. that's a mess. imagine trying to wash your car. you wash it today and then again tonight, and then the next day. >> just trying to breathe. >> amaze very difficult to be sure.