women, it's back to work after the holiday weekend this monday, july 6th. good morning to you. welcome this morning. nice to see 2 blue skies. >> it's a beautiful morning. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. it's wonderful outside right now. it's going to be a warmer day today than we had over the en bud it buis july. let's look at what's happening out there. we'll start with the tesallite radar, clouds sato the south t r eask aeassiesroc the aro na.onre most of the cloud cover is well to the south. some of the viewers in

sasn theertportions of iavierinrg and eastern and southern maryland, you have tlouds. here afog i dvary ni dv effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning. to the udes counties out west and rtnoh. fredico k,maryland, comberland, harrisonburg, places like that, fog reducing visibility until 9:00 a.m. right now reagan national 64 degrees, # 4% humidity, pressure on the rise. your forecast today a beautiful day, mostly sunny skies but warmer, high about 85 degrees. that's a look at the weather. let's get more on this morning's traffic. >> we're kind of busy right now traveling downtown off northbound 295. for those workintheir way up the parkway, we have an accident crowding the left lane. we're object brakes heading

northbound. behind me that's the beatway at 650. all lanes are open. southbound 270 in the clear, germantown headed out toward the lane divide. this is the inner loop, no accidents as you work your way up toward the exits for 66. 66 headed east looks good. that's a look at your traffic. we could soon learn more about marion barry's arrest over the weekend. the former d.c. mayor was arrested saturday night, accused of stalking a woman. a spokesperson and the woman herself are telling a different story. >> reporter: we do hope to learn more from the lawyer, expected to hold a news

conference about 10:00 this morning. there are two very different versions of is this story. >> reporter: already on probation in an income tax evasion case, marion barry has been arrested again. the charge, stalking. it all went down police say. >> a woman stated she was being bothered and stalk bid a person in another car. >> reporter: at a news conference, the spokesperson denied the claim. >> mr. barry has over a period of time lended his friendship and his support to the accuser, ms. donna watts, through her many stages of instability. he considered her his very

close friend, which is why today he feels quite betrayed by her actions. >> reporter: by phone, donna watts tells a different story. she says she had dinner with barry saturday night and returned to the district after 8:00. she drop him off, headed to the fireworks, but he followed her in her car, blowing the horn and flashing the lights. that's likely why police stopped him. she says she never claimed barry was stalking her. she says she asked the park police to retract the claim. as for the spokesperson's remarks, she calls them unfortunate and says she is not unstable and will do what's necessary to clear her name. >> reporter: so far, park police have not responded to

donna watts' claims. back to you. thank you very much. this is not marion's first brush with the law, in 1990, then mayor barry busted for smoking crack in a motel room, served six months in jail, and most recently on probation in a federal income tax evasion case. and steve mctheir and his girlfriend were found shot to death inside a nashville condominium. police have stopped shot of ruling this a murder suicide.

here you go. this is what about a million and a half people wanted to get, a ticket to m ichael jackson's memorial service tomorrow. more than 1.5 million people registered for these, about 9,000 will get them. >> reporter: good morning, steve. first there is a court hearing today. michael jackson's own attorneys are going to be going toe to toe with hi mother here later this morning. at stake is control over the king of pop's half billion dollar estate. michael jackson's mother could be on the verge of losing control of his affairs. a 2002 will names other coexecutors of the will. l.a. authorities are getting ready for tuesday's memorial service.

8750 fans have been awarded tickets for the gathering. >> i don't know how many people registered. last i saw it was about a million and a half. so i've got to be really lucky. >> people want to participate in this, want to be part of this experience. only a very few will face that reality. >> reporter: jackson's death seems to have turned into a circus, from drug accusations and a memorial service that could paralyze downtown l.a. >> i'm not asking you cover up michael, i'm asking you to show the same respect to michael and michael's family that you showed for frank sinatra and elvis presley and everybody else. >> reporter: today's hearing will only deal with temporary control over michael jackson's

estate. the custody battle between his mother and debra roe has pushed back to next week. >> any word on who might attend the service? >> reporter: we have reports that perhaps jennifer hudson will come out here and perform, as well as lionel richey. we're expecting to see a lot of celebrities out here. the staples center holds 20,000 people and 11,000 were given to fans so the rest would be family, celebrities, dignitaries. we're expecting a great deal of people out here tomorrow. >> we'll look for more names to come out. thank you very much. president obama and the first family are in russia, arriving earlier today. it's been seven years since the

leaders have held a summit. the meeting between the president and russian president expected the lead to a nuclear agreement. both leaders said they would be willing to make cuts in their nuclear arsenals. sarah palin will resign from her postlater this month, governor for just two and a half years. so what could be behind it? >> if she did get out primarily because of the femaling of being chased, that's not going to continue if she stays in politics. >> it's not clear what her strategy is here, putting herself maybe on the national stage. >> she says she feels a higher calling to reach out to people and spread conservative values. she may be pursuing some

national tv talk show. coming up, more on what this announcement could mean for palin's future. >> good news for general motors. what a judge decided last night. tiger woods said he wanted to be a greedy host and win his own tournament. did he do it? highlights coming up. 

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bulk of its assets to a third party, despite the fact that multiple third parties asked the judge not to allow that. the treasure department vowed to cut off funding for gm if the deal doesn't go through by july 10th. >> let's take a look at the forecast. it will be warmer than it's been if last couple days. we expect that for this time of year. we'll see the temperatures in the 80s in the daytime through this week. yesterday's temperatures, whether a great day, very comfortable. temperatures only in the 70s. a high at reagan 73 yesterday, degrees dbelow normal. that's a lot. r lles only made it up to 2.7 current temperatures, 64 degrees. anis one didn't ch. ge

ow n4 itn iwa. inn ongt i can telonl you that. 70 norpolk, new york city 68 degrees. a couple clouds here and there, light cloud cover primarily south of washington and pushing off t he east as well. if you're traveling today, clear skies. it will be fine. here is your forecast today. high of 85 today, tomorrow 87 with lotsover sunshine. wednesday there's a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms in the latter part of the day but only happen 20% chance. # 3 for the high. thursday and friday look fine. highs in the low to mid-80s. >> i want to call the # 50s mild. >> because our normal high is about 88 right now. this is nice. >> i say enjoy it while we have

it. >> me too. >> l's check in with julie. me three. finally the state of maryland gets more than one day of sunshine. the commute, not so bad right now. the outer loop of the beltway, we're busy from coalsville road headed to georgia salve aver. it may be a stalled car or accident. outer loop before georgia avenue, keeping you on the brakes westbound around 495. westbound montrose approaching 275, we have reports of an accident there as well. traffic flows as you travel north up 66. we have reports of a tree down, if you're traveling eastbound 66 slow in centerville. fair oaks to 23 and that's a check of your traffic

there is growing concern of north korea's missile launches on july 4th. they could pose a threat to japan. there is speculation the communist regime will attempt another launch in coming days. joining us now, john walker, one of our former colleagues here at fox, thank you for being with us. you have been to afghanistan in the past and following closely the developments there. we talked about what this new offensive was doing. what have we learned about what's happening? >> it's operation conjar. what's happened since thursday, the marines have become push to go taliban out of certain districts. they are trying to held these

districts, suffer these districts for the upcoming presidential elections in august. they also want to hold them. the nation building experts can come in with economic aid, education, health care, and bring these services to the afghan people, many they've been denied because of all the violence there. >> when you were there, did you have a chance to talk with some afghan people to get an idea of what their long-term vision was for their country? >> yes. voa has a large presence in afghanistan. when i was there last fall i got to meet and talk to a lot of people. i found that the country is slowly developing. a lot of people are hoping if u.s. will succeed. there have been complications along the way, civilian cables,

increased attacks by the taliban. the hope is that this new strike that jay that president obama is enacting will curtail the violence anbring more quality of life benefits to the afghan people. >> it seems we heard so much of the tension on eastern borders and what had been happening there and we're seeing this push from the south coming up. it seems is like a different strategy, even more of a peaceful hope type of strategy rather than brute force coming in. does that work? >> according to to foreign policy experts, this is not going to be won by the military. this is going to be won by bringing economic benefit, bringing health care and education to the afghan people. i guess what i'm trying to say is that for america to succeed in afghanistan according to to experts, we have to provide

them safety and equality of life. >> so what can we look forward to now? what should we expect in the elections? >> voice of america will be sending a recording team to kabul next month to cover their elections. this is only their second election in history. it's amazing to think so many people will be voting for the very first time. there are 41 presidential candidates. there are three that have risen to the top. the president is very down in the polls but if conventional wisdom is that he will be reelected. >> i'm sure it will get a lot of international attention too. we saw the response in iran. i'm sure that will carry over globally. >> we'll be watching closely. i have to tell you one thing

about afghanistan. we were talking about the people and things like that. there's a lot of work to be done in the country. part of our mission is to show people how our country works and inspire th to create the same kind of processes and systems that make our country work as well. >> interesting. we're certainly going to follow it. we'll get and update next month. thank you. 7:21 right now this monday morning. a death at the happiest place on earth. what killed a worker at disney world. then later, checking in with holly at the washington capitals stadium as they get to kick off a new season. we'll be right back. ♪

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former d.c. mayor marion barry arrested saturday night, accused of stalking a woman. a friend of barry's flagged down officers, claiming he was following her in his car. both watts and barry now deny the stalking report. investigators have labeled the death of steve mcnair a homicide. police found mcnair and his 20-

year-old girlfriend slot to death inside a nashville condo last saturday. police say they are not actively searching for any other suspects, fueling speculation this may be a murder suicide. more than 1.5 million fans registered for michael jackson's memorial service tomorrow but less than 9,000 people have been chosen to do. police are urging those without tickets to stay away but they are bracing for hundreds of thousands of people that may gather outside the venue anyway. the king of pop honored by the material girl. >> over the weekend madonna paid tribute to michael jackson in the same arena where his tour was going to begin. >> reporter: people, let's give it up to one of the greatest artists the world has ever known, michael jackson.

long live the king. >> thousands of fans packed the the arena and cheered when a giant childhood photo was shown. they were both 50 t same age. of course michael was on the scene earlier but the new york days, it's just kind of cool. that's nice tribute she made. >> i agree. i still don't understand her accent. >> i guess when you live in a place, you pick up the accent. >> not necessarily. but oak, she's madonna. let's talk about the weather. we continue to see fine io ditions across ou rr lot ofsu hineout there and we have some fog reported out to the wes of that, we hae seva dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 a.m.

this morning, not here n washington but out to the west. you can see the counties included there. temperatures across the renal, take a look. 64 degrees here in d.c. we've come up to 61 in baltimore where it was in the 50s not long ago, in the 50s at dulles as well. we still have this cool air in place. and temperatures across the nation, current temperatures 58 in cincinnati, denver 57, san francisco 56 degrees at this hour. check out phoenix, 90 degrees in the early morning hour. it's going to be a hot one out there later on today. here is a look at the satellite

radar composite. much of the nation is dry. we have rain shers across the pacific northwest and batches of heavy rain in southern georgia, also central and eastern portions of texas seeing growing awful and thunderstorms likely to develop there. forecast for washington today looks like high about 85 today, warmer than it was yesterday. you're five-someday, tomorrow warmer still. 87 in town, 89 in some locations. a lot of sunshine and more clouds only wednesday with a slight chance of showers in the evening, then dry again thursday and friday with highs in the low to mid-80s. that's the weather. let's get this morning's traffic with julie. well, checking out the commute at the wilson bridge, lanes are open with no accidents reported. northbound 295 inbound cross

the 11th street bridge, one lane closed. for those continues to work their way along the top stretch, no problems. this is northbound 395 north of duke street, heavy up toward seminary road. they are checking for a crash and the accident here outer loop near georgia avenue. that's a check of your on time traffic. the political world still reeling from the bomb shell sarah palin dropped on friday. she announced that she is stepping down as the governor of alaska. no one really knows why. let's toss arnold some ideas on why. it was a bomb shell. let's say this. your thoughts? >> she is the gift that keeps on giving. this was a remarkable news conference that she held. she said she is not a quitter

and then she quits. she said she's going to fulfill her goals in alaska and then has someone else do that. it was a little odd. i think there was a rational reason for why she wasn't going to stick around. her poll numbers are going down. the oil numbers are going down. who knows if she would have gotten reelected. all of a sudden she has this big book deal, lecture opportunities, make $60,000 per lecture. why not go out there, make the money, keep your options open and not get mired in alaska politics with the possibility that you could lose in 2010. >> what does this mean on a national level?

she's create this had defiance, but this anti media, ant liberal perspective that she's had, that plays well with the reblican conservative base. she's going to go around the country and rouse the troops and give speeches to people who are going to think she's great with that attitude of defiance and that's how she's going to continue to sustain her base and position her from her perspective, if she wants to run in 2012 for that election. >> you have even carl rove coming out questioning this. >> a lot of people think this is ill advised, not just because she quits in the middle of a terp and didn't have to, to pass the ball, t guard, she says. then she walks off the court.

she was going to have a rough reelection. the money is going down in alaska. she's having budget issues, they're having ethics issues up there. why not walk away from that? >> let's talk about al franken. what this does do is give the democrats that 60-seat majority. it's why the whole country is looking at this. >> the 60-seat number is important because you'l see people peel away only health care, environmental and all sort offense issues. lieberman said i'm not 100% on the 60-block on all the issues. but it suggests the democratic party is preeminent right now, have an opportunity to get things done and the republican

party is really hurting. you haven't had these nuers since three decades ago. that should be a strong message . >> let's talk about the president going to russia. this hasn't happened since the early days of bush. can he get the job done and what is e job to get done? >> he telegraphed what he was thinking earlier this week. he says, we've got to get beyond the cold war mentality. there are ways that we can work together. let's talk about nuclear weapons, work only reduce to go threat worldwide. the russians, i think the more they can bring it into the european side of thinking, the more stable the world becomes

and the more he reaches his goal of getting other people involved in the issues he wants to get involved worldwide. >> thank you. always good to see you. back to you steve. 7:39 this monday morning. tiger woods said he wanted to be greedy and win his own tournament. did he get it done? we'll have the answer next. as we go to break, a look at the new list of the happiest nations. number one, costa rica, dominican republic, jamaica, guatemala and vietnam. the u.s. came in at 114 on the list. we have a ways to go, folks. they take into account a country's ecological footprint and life expectancy. we'll be right back. v

no shortage of sunday drama in the sports word.

we start closest to home here. tiger woods reigning champ, kim winning the final round, tied for the lady. eventually kim faultered, missing the short putt there. in the end, it was tiger who would go onto win, fittingly, his own tournament. >> as host, i always wanted to do this so just bear with me. so, tiger, how did you play today? >> you know, it was a tough day. got off to kind of a slow start but hunter really put the pressure on us. did he really? what did you think about this? i always wanted to do that. thank you. >> he got the job done but overseas it was one for the ages in wimbledon.

federer and roddick, federer winning 18 of the 20 previous matches against roddick. a wimbledon record, 77 games. roddick arguably played one of his best matches ever, only to lose. federer's career 15th win for the title, breaking pete sam perhaps' record. >> when you play that long, do you get breaks or anything? >> i don't think so. it's a massive adrenaline rush. once you play for four hours, nobody wants to lose. >> that's how i do this every day. it's the adrenaline. >> it's same thing.

>> let's look at what's happening with the temperatures across the region. n64 ght ow howe erin washington, 69 new york city. roanoke, virginia 69 grs ee and norfolk 07 degrees. rain showers off the coast of the carolinas. i imagine there are some people making their way back from the holiday weekend. if you're coming from the outer banks, there's clouds s ndrain down there. here is a look at the map today. the rain here with that special stationary front. it's stalled out to the south and the rain stays there, clouds with that front. some will make their way into our region but a lot of sunshine and warm for today.

# 5 today, 87 tomorrow, wednesday about 20% chance of showers and storms, thursday and friday 81 and 84. >> good looking week. let's see how traffic is moving. did he just compare himself to roger federer? does that explain the shorts and head bands he wears to work? >> it was one time. >> that's why he sits blind the desk. >> the roads aren't too bad this morning. there's a clang in fact traffic pattern because a lot of people took last week off, then this week taking a back end of the holiday off to enjoy a little more vacation. we're seeing a change in the traffic patterns. live 66 eastbound headed across the tr bridge with all lanes open. if you're traveling the topside of the beltway, it's below speed, 95 arnold the georgia

avenue. southbound 270 in great shape headed for the lane divide. obtusion at 20th, have life- supports of an accident there tie to go up the center of the road. that's a check of your on time traffic. 64 degrees right now this monday morning. time for a look at the stories making headlines this morning. a dozen people shot overnight when three gunmen stormed a miami house party and opened fire. three wounded are hospitalized in critical condition. another person fleeing the home was hit by a car t. men stormed the party and opened fire with automatic weapons. police are investigating. authorities in south carolina searching for a serial killer. police released this sketch of the man, believed to be in his 40s. they say since june 27th, she's shot and killed five people, including a 15-year-old girl. back here, two people

killed, a 10-year-old girl among several injured in three separate shootings. the first was a man shot dead in northwest, then in southeast, five people shot including the young girl. all are expected to survive. so far no arrests have been made. the washington post apologizing after getting blasted for what some call and ethical violation. the publisher says she's sorry about a flier that circulated a $25,000 fundraiser at her home, bringing in obama and journalists for networking opportunities. they have since been canceled. coming up this morning, we go outside not really a look at how to use green products to get your garden growing. >> reporter: good morning. it's a beautiful morning for tennis, as they are serving it

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. welcome back. if you watched wimbledon this week, not only did you sit in front of the tv for a good nine hours, but you saw some good tennis. >> we have a live report now from washington stadium. >> reporter: i always tell you, it is not holly morris. it is holly williams. i'm the long lost sister of venus and serena. >> i thought i noticed that. wit wait till you see my game on the court. in my dreams. you can of see serena and venus and more if you come and see

these guys. this guy is very happy, the owner here. we're silting up here because we're going to try out a couple different seats her and going to prove to everyone there is no bad seat in this place. >> that's right. we filled up so many matches last year we added 30% more so people could come and enjoy it this year. >> remind everyone how world team tennis works. >> it's a team a format, men and win on the same team. we have cheer leaders but it's also the high quality tennis, the williams sisters, great tennis. >> i'm glad you brought that up. one of the great things about world team tennis is it brings

legends back to the court, has current players and up and comers. >> absolutely. you get all the different generations of players. they're all great. people come and they're amazed by what they get to see so close here. >> the rules are just a little different, right? >> yeah. there's a few things with each set up to five. the team that wins the most games cumulatively wins the match. people come out and they're routeing for washington. so it's a chance to show your city spirit. >> serena is playing one home game and three away matches for us. >> but on the other nights you'll see amazing talent like who we have out here this

morning. >> roll gun was 30 in the world two years ago and got hurt. scott played r us last y love h he's so competitive. he has a serve as big as anyone in the game. we have an unbelievable team. one of the other new things, you have a new energy coach. >> we have murphy general sen, who was a great player in his day, but now one of the bigst personalities in tennis. people are going to love him. he's serious and knows the game backup he's also a ton of fun.

kids and everyone just love him. >> it's also important to note that while serena is playing one night, look at who they're playing because other big names are coming with those teams. >> she is flying in from wimbledon. >> this is her first year? >> she's played a few times but never been in washington. we have mcenure on the 16th. he's played a few times. anna corn koa have will be here wednesday night. >> strong male representation on that night. i'm just going out on a limb. >> people come once for the big names then fall in love with the team. that's what happened last year. when people see these guys, it's going to be great. >> it was so popular in d.c. that i understand they have chosen d.c. as the world team tennis championship location.

>> yes, the finals of the league. it's the super bowl of world team tennis in d.c. on the 26th. this is all billy jean king's brain child. she started it 35 years ago. when she saw what we did last year, she said she wanted her world match here. you can't gun on the court without the official 2009 jersey. >> i'll be going in the dressing room and putting this on. next hour, we're going to get a tip or two from the coach and we'll talk abouworld team tennis and why you need to come out and see a match. you've heard of power in numbers. in this week's money monday segment, how to use group buying to get discounts on evything from shopping and dining to health clubs. and swine flu has sickened its firscelebrity. that's coming up. america, whattaya say to big cheesy-steaky-ness!

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marion barry is arrested on the 4th of july, charged with stalking a woman. even the victim says the police have the story wrong. the mystery surrounding the former nfl player nfl player steve mcnair and his girlfriend. and who should be deciding michael jackson's estate? today his mother goes to court with two named executors of the will. begun and thank you for joining us this monday morning. l.a. also bracing for tomorrow's public memorial service. >> let's say good morning once again to tony. >> we'll start by looking at

the locasllteaittecomposite. we avhe aleupudcolo cs her and there, southst of the district. for the most part, we have lotso nine, non rain today. all of that is well off to the southeast and eas emoving across southern portions of the bay. it's really inextreme heutsorn virginia and off thest of carolinas. there is a fog advisory utfor parts of the area o to the west, including hagerstown, frerk,ic k,ncierwsthe. fosog viueadst dry to reduced visibility in those region. reagan national we're at 68 degrees. that's a nice jump. humidity back down to 73% and it's breezy with wind out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour. for today, lots of sunshine. it will be warmer than

yesterday. we'll top out in the mid-80s, even upper 80s in some places. that's a look at the weather. more coming up shortly. thank you. let's talk to julie about traffic out there. >> not a lot to talk about. the change in the traffic pattern this summer, a lot of folks took off last week and a lot are taking off this week. nonetheless, when the holiday falls on the weekend, it's a change in the traffic pattern. we have lanes open right now with no accidents to report. this is to inbound stretch of the parkway toward the douglas bridge, am lanes open. 1st street southeast behind the stadium, construction between o and m, causing a little backup off potomac avenue. no accidents to report on the 11th street bridge. route 1 headed around the exit for landover, okay.

and that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. thanks. former d.c. mayor marion barry arrested saturday accused of stalking a woman. the woman says the story just doesn't sit right with her. there will be a news conference later today. >> reporter: there is a 10:00 a.m. news conference here at the wilson building. we open to learn more about barry's response. the accuser says she and barry previously dated and her version to have the story of what happened turday night is much different than what park police told us. >> reporter: what really went down saturday night? there are at least two different versions of events that led to d.c. councilman

marion barry's arrest, first booked on a misdemeanor stalking charge. >> the police officer was flagged down by a woman who stated she was being stalked and followed by a person in another car. >> council member barry is no stalker and said he is someone whose who has lended his hand to assist which in the end has come back to bite him. mr. barry has over a period of time lended his friendship and his support to the accuser, ms. donna watts, through her many stages of instability. >> reporter: the woman may not be an accuser after all and tells a different story. she says she drove bac dfrom annapolis on saturday night with barry, dropped him off and headed to the fireworks.

but he followed her in his car, blowing the hon and flashing the light. that may be why police stopped him. she says she never claimed barry was stalking her. she says she asked the police to retract the claim. she did not want to press charges. she says she is not unstable and os fox 5 she'll do what's necessary to clear hename. >> so far park police have not responded to donna watts' claims. barry is expected to be in court thursday on those stalking charges. >> and go back to 1990, the mayor was arrested for smoking crack in a hotel room. he served six months in jail for that. most currently he's on probation in a federal income tax evasion case. police are investigating the death of steve mcnair, and say they are no longer actively

searching for suspects. they found mcnair and his 20- year-old girlfriend shot to death inside a nashville condominium saturday. police are questioning the couple's friends and her ex-boyfriend. strange to consider buts the the hottest ticket in town, access to the michael jackson public memorial service at l.a. staples center tomorrow. more than 1.5 million people registered, less than 9,000 tickets will be handed out. hundreds of thousands of fans are expected to show up at tomorrow's memorial, invited or not. good morning. >> reporter: it's been about 11

days since michael jackson's death and already attorneys are expected to go toe to toe here, at stake control over to half billion dollar estate. >> reporter: michael jackson's mother kathryn could be on the verge of losing temporary control over her late son's affairs. a 2002 will names his attorney and music executive as coexecutors of the will, not his mother. l.a. authorities are getting ready for tuesday's memorial service, 8750 fans awarded tickets for the gathering. >> i don't know how many people registered. last i saw it was like a million and a half as of last night. i've got to be really lucky. >> people want to participate in this, be part of this whole experience. only a very few will face that reality. >> reporter: from drug allegations to estate battles

to an upcoming custody hearing and memorial service that could paralyze downtown l.a. but michael jackson was a superstar and that's how those who loved the king of pom want him remembered. >> i'm not asking you to cover up michael. i'm saying show the same respect for michael and his family that you showed for frank sinatra and elvis presley and everybody else. >> reporter: today's hearing is only dealing with the very control over michael jackson's estate. as for the custody battle between his mother and debra rowe, that's pushed back until next week. >> thank you very much. there are reports that as many as a million people may flock to l.a. for the memorial. many will be from the uk. british airways says there's been a huge influx of people on

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president obama in russia today for a two-day summit. one o. big questions is which leader will the president be dealing with? we have a live report on capital hill. >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. and russia are expected to announce they've made progress as far as nuclear arms control is concerned. there are a number of other difficult issuesthey are going to be talking about that may be even tougher to resolve.

president obama touched down in russia early this morning, joined by the entire first family. much of the time he'll be face to fe with the russian president. in an interview, he spoke about the need to clang the relationship between the two countries. >> what i said coming in is that i wanted to press the reset button on relations between the u.s.and russia. >> reporter: but beyond the new arms control agreement, the u.s. wants russian help in dealing with iran and north korea, and the ongoing effort in afghanistan. the russians want the u.s. to abandon european missile defense syem, which could be a nonstarter. >> the whole issue of defense is focus on defense but the russians s it differently. >> reporter: and officially president obama will be dealing with his counter part but much

of the power in russia is widely believed to rest with the former prime minister. last week he implied that he's out of touch. >> i think putin has one foot in the old ways of doing business and one foot in the new. >> reporter: he'll have to deal with both leaders so he's covering hi bases, meeting with both. >> we misread how bad the economy was but we are only 120 days into the recovery package. >> biden says he believes the stimulus package will create more new jobs in coming months. sunday things got heated between the majority leader and minority leader over the stimulus.

>> we inherited 2 million jobs being lost in the three months before we took office. the policies put in place were put in place about 130 days ago, not eight years ago. >> come on. you sound like the kid who showed up without his home work every deand wants to blame the tag for eating his home work. the president said the unemployment wouldn't get above 8%. we said earlier this year that this plan was not going to work. >> so could another stimulus plan be on the way? vice president biden says expect major programs to start up in september. general motors taking a step from emerging from bankruptcy, selling the bulk of its assets despite many objections. the plan hinges on the sale. the treasure department vowed to cut off funding to gm if the sale doesn't go through by july

10th. nice start to the day outside, kind of cool. >> it's like 68 degrees. >> let's check in with tony. >> it was in the 50s earlier, dulles was al degrees earlier, 59 degrees. a cool start to the day but we're headed to a warmer day. before we get to that, time for the photo of the day. fake a look. how cute. she's a flapper, 11 months old. interesting. her grandma sent us this picture. she's very cute. if you want to send us your child's picture or grandchild's picture, go to myfoxdc.com and click on morning. very cute. now let's look at the weather

conditions. high temperatures yesterday. this very unusual for july and our highs yesterday were in the low 70s, on at reagan tinaal272 tiat dulles. currently 68 here in washington, 70 new york city, norfolk at 70 at this hour. ardar, rfo the most pt rainfall is to the south in ntral portions of texas where thunderstorm activity in developing. southern georgia, storms there. in he t north western part of the united states, rain in portions of washingn state and idaho. here is your five-day forecast. today about 85 degrees, lots he sunshine. tomorrow i think is the warmest deof the workweek, 87 with wills of sun. e cofday loo creuds, cha showers late in the gay day or at night. that you are and friday look to

be nice, low 80s to mid-80s. now let's update the traffic with julie. not so bad right now. we have lighter than usual traffic volume. if you were only beltway leaving the wilson bridge t inner loop slow between 236 and exit 466. we have lanes open 495, no accidents on 395, leave to go beltway headed out ward the 14th street bridge. traffic remains heavy. topside of the beltway, this is the slow stretch. once you getpast this, things improve all the way around toward 270. thereupon. a death at the happiest place on earth. up next, more on what killed a

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may be barry was arrested saturday charged with stalking. police say donna watts flagged down a police officer claiming he was followi her in his car. both watts and a spokesperson for barry deny the charges. steve mcnair's death has been ruled a homicide now he had been shot four times, his girlfriend shot once. police are not actively looking for suspects. michael jackson's family will head to court today to begin ironing out the details of his estate. they are planning a private ceremony at a cemetery in the hollywood hills. tomorrow at the staples center there will be a public as far

as. more than 1.5 million fans registered for tickets and less than 9,000 were begin out. police are bracing for thousands that may gath just to be there. >> you're both big michael jackson fans. if you had no problem get to go day off tomorrow and someone offered your way to go, would you go? >> you remember the research i was doing when i heard that, tickets. >> would you go? >> yes. >> you would find a way to get there? >> yes. >> would you go? >> i don't think so. >> i would stay and watch on tv. if i was in l.a., i would go. i'm just saying, we're hearing of people flying in from the uk and all over just for a chance to get there. >> i looed at it. it was too rip for my blood. >> unless you have a ticket to the event itself, i wouldn't

wanting to standing around out there. it is going to be on tv on several networks apparently. >> just act everywhere. let's look at what's going on, a fog advisory? effect until 9:00 a.m. this mog,rn ininincltg udsehe county to the t sekd annowe and southwest.we've had reduced visibility because of meso fog. it's all beening off as we speak. this advisory will either be allowed to expire or will be taken down. nly have about 30 m left. 68 currently here in passionate, pitburg 62, 70 in new york city. radar for the eastern united states, we'll show you we've been talking about the stationary front well to the south. aligned with that front, you'll see the rain showers. a better view of the clouds

there along the coast osof the carolinas our to the mountains and off the coast as well, we're seeing the bulk of the rainfall and the thickest cloud cover this morning. your forecast for today, not a bad day. mostly sunny, warmer than what we've seen during the last couple days, high about 85 downtown. we'll take one more lock at the five-day coming up in just a bit. now one last look at traffic. we're checking out the ride arnold town. it's still a little busy on the outer beltway but all the lanes are open, no accidents reported right now. this is a live shot of eastbound 66. checking for an accident but right now slow traffic headed into the sunshine, approaching the exit for the outer loop as well. again, topside of the beltway remains slow, southbound 270

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in the sports world. final round of tiger woods tour t reigning champ kim playing with woods as they played the final round. they started out tied for the lead. hunter fire add 62, score record. but he comes up one shot short, tiger winning his own tournament. >> of course i always wanted to do this. so, tiger, how did you play today? well, you know, it was a tough day. got off to kind of a slow start. hunter really put the pressure on us. did he really? shot 62. what did you think about that? i always wanted to do that. thank you. >> that's what was happening

only golf course on the tennis court, it was an epic battle in the men's final at wimbledon with federer and roddick. it was a wimbledon record 77 game, 30 played in the last sen, roddick playing his best match ever but lost, federer with his record breaking 15th career grand slam title. tomorrow catch appear more big names this person. >> holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm working up quite a sweat out there. is it bad if the coach says maybe i should switch to hockey because i get so many in the net? i have a little to work on but not these folks. come out and see the washington kastles play and you'll be treat today high level tennis and a lot of fun in the process. this is olga.

you might have seen her two years ago at wimbledon, ranked 25th in the world. she got injured. she's working her way back. it's her first year playing world team tennis. what's the strength of your game? >> i'll say baseline. >> what do you like about the format of world team tennis? >> i love it because it's a lot of fun. >> it's fast paced. is it good at henning you rehab? >> definitely. you play a lot of players here. so yes. >> it's kind of a short season, only about three weeks. but you do a little traveling. who are you looking forward to playing most? >> everyone. >> i heard your talking smack about venus. >> no. >> i think you can take her. >> venus is going to be here

tomorrow. she's playing on another team but visiting some of the players. this is scott's second season with the kastles. scott, how is your game looking? >> it's doing good. good to get back in the swing of things. >> what do you like about world team tennis? >> i like the format. it's great to have the opportunity to play singles and doubles, it's unique. >> how do you think this is for the fans? >> well, you compare is this to wimbledon and wimbledon follows tradition and whatnot, kind of stuffy. but here the fans have quite a bit of fun. they're allowed to cheer as much as they want. >> scott, do you have a girlfriend? >> i do. >> you do? he's so cute. i was going to say ladies, come out. i'm going to go down to the

other end of the court. it is coach murphy general sen. you probably remember the jensen brothers. they were kind of understated. you never know what's going to happen here. what are your bringing to the game this year? >> a lot of experience, a lot of boldness. i mean, world team tennis is the greatest atmosphere in the world. i get the opportunity to coach the greatest world team tennis team ever assembled. i think we have 38, 36 grand slam titles on washington d.c.'s team. tomorrow night -- and i'm here to give you a tryout. over the

net. that's a god shot. move your feet, bend your knees. watch if bag don't slam it. consistency is the key. you know, if you ever want a shot at federer, you're going to have to move your feet. >> it was in, right? >> work a lit on the back hand. >> here is the deal. myfoxdc.com, we have a link to the washington kastles website. it's a shot season season, only three weeks. when there's a player here, $40, when there's not come out for 25 dolrs. it's the most fun you'll have in tennis forever. and all the members get autographs afterward. >> you'll see the bgg