and michael phillips is handed his first major loss in four years at the swimming world championships. his world record is smashed too. his isn't the only one to fall. many say a high-tech swim suit is ruining the sport. we'll look at that. >> i don't follow swimming but i never heard of this as an excuse until after he lost. >> we'll talk about it. if it's that good, why doesn't everyone wear it? >> are we going to the prom today? >> looks like it. >> the tipoff is because the race was won by rosy o'connell. >> if that is the case there is more things to investigate than just what's on the surface. >> we'll find out. you look like a prom couple. ats t'ok at't what's e.er haa e d haou tthere. we've had had a fe raint showers a muggy start a ggy sta

the day. turrent this overdoze shbg ower ofb of istu in the air. not all of that is rainfall. we have hligspit rinkles here and thremo, co nsistent rain outto the west. we just talked about this 15 minutes ago. here are the current temperatures, 76 at reagan national, 75 dulles and we are indeed in the mid-70s across the renal. for washington today, we'll look for a lot of clouds. showers and thunderstorms are possible, indeaden likely. some of those could be strong today. they could have strong gusty wind and ever and hail. high temperature today 85 degrees downtown. that's a look at what's happening with the weather. now let's see what's happening with the traffic. new problems to report. this is off the inner loop of the beltway coming from the

wilson bridge and coming toward the interchange. we have a long line of traffic backing up because of a tanker truck that flipped over and caught fire. this is inner loop of the beltway as you try to make your way to the interchange from the wilson bridge. we are still waiting for fire units to respond to the scene. traffic is going single file to the left when they can allow traffic through. we're not sure what the contents are of this truck. the fire trucks are on the scene now. this is the inner loop of the beltway where traffic is blocked leaving the wilson bridge. again, all traffic stopped while they extinguish this fire. we're not sure about the injuries or what was on that truck. it was lly engulfed just moments ago. inner loop of the beltway coming from the wilson bridge

headed toward the springfield interchange, traffic is blocked. traffic slowing at saul road headed toward the split. that's your on time traffic. new this morning two montgomery county police officers on administrative leave following and early d ff d difire a . di weapon at the scene where a man died. >> this happened overnight in germantown. >> reporter: we do know that two officers here, at least one of them did fire their weapon here at this germantown neighborhood. police are saying one man has been confirmed dead, was shot but they are not going into the circumstances surrounding it at this point. that is still under investigation. this started about 2:40 this morning with a 911 call.

police arrived here andt 3:00 a.m. a call for assistance came out from police. whenother officers arrived, one man was found dead with a gun and knife next to his body. we don't know who fired or how many people fired or if this man indeed fired a weapon. neighbors have been coming out here very concerned, saying they have had issues in this neighborhood but have not seen anything like this before. >> they broke in, pushed the door open, pushed me aside, took my wife aside and were asking for drugs. they were looking for drugs. >> things been getting worse. i don't know what to expect now. >> reporter: both of those gentlemen you heard from, both said they have had their homes broken into here within the last couple years and have seen

additional police activity here. two police officers are also on administrative leave, one female officer and one male officer. police are telling us that at this point we are ruling out the possibility it was a burglary, a domestic situation or suicide. we're still get to go detail and waiting for information from the police. we'll bring it to you as we get it. prince william county police have launched and internal investigation to determine whether officers used excessive force when they tasered two people while trying to quiet down a backyard party. police arrived at the celebration of the baptism of two little boys. the 55-year-old man hosti the party was drunk, police say, and refused to turn down the musicor identify hymn to officers. the man's son says the police

tasered his father and the pregnant mother of the baptized boy. >> he took out his wallet and give his wallet to his wife. at the point when he lifted up his license, he started feeling the electric shocks in the back. >> she didn't assault an officer, she was assaulted by an officer. >> the pregnant woman s arrested and detained by immigration and customs enforcement. the family calls it excessive force and plans to take action. and a murder mystery in fairfax county, where police say a woman found dead in her home based business was targeted. a customer found her body and officers are hoping that this is not a random killing. police will not call this murder but will not rule it out in the death of a man found in his burning van in bethesda.

police found his body slumped over the steering wheel. 90 minutes earlier, video captured him leaving his part- time job in a gas station. the van did not crash. change of heart for the man who once led the lex andrea police department. david baker resigned a few days after he was arrested and charged with dui. monday baker said he didn't plan to step down. police said he failed six field sobriety tests. he's leaf with full retirement benefits. families are asking governor tim cane to reopen the caseof the virginia tech massacre after news that the counselor took home the mental health records. he is working to get the story about why those records were

removed. they are updang reports and correct errors or typos. the governor says reconvening the appointed members of the panel would be a problem because they were all volunteers when they served two years ago. more swine flu fears hitting close to home now. five senate paiges may have contracted the h1n1 virus. they are high school juniors primarily serving as messenger. pregnant women and health care workers are likely to get the vaccine first. pregnant women have been 6% of u.s. deaths from swine flu. that's a far greater percentage than pregnant make up in the general population.

pregnant wom who get is swine flu are four times as likely to be hospitalized than others who get the virus. even british afford swiss officials advised women to put off having children until this pandemic ends. another big story that we are following, health care reform efforts. the bipartisanship group grow today squeeze additional money out of medicare: president obama is keep to go heat on congress to grow on legislation. he's holding a meeting at a kroger in bristol. judge sonia sotomayor was voted 13 to 6 approved yesterday. next week the vote comes before the full senate.

the sole republican vote in her favor, lindsay graham. it's 10 minutes after the hour. he was reassigned days after the deadly metro crash. today the man in criminal of the system is back on the job. plus a strange story of the d.c. fire trucks that the city donated to the dominican republican. how this is leading to a boxing gym in our area. and michael phillips comes in second. we'll have details of a shocking loss for the swimming golden boy and how it may have come down to a swim suit. this is one way of getting vitamins and minerals.

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the man in charge of metro's automatic system has been reassigned to his post. it's believed a circuit failure may have led to that crash on june 22nd. he's back on the job as a superintendent of the automatic control system division. remember the surplice fire truck and ambulance being sent to a resort town? yesterday the mayor of that town showed up in the district. but that's just one twist in this story. >> reporter: they call them the head bangers, the boxing team that practices in southwest. some team members went to the dominican republican in november 2007 with a nonprofit group. >> i understood we was going

tide it again. >> reporter: the fire truck and ambulance are embroiled in a controversy. who authorized the donation to the dominican republican? city rules call for surplus equipment to be auctioned off. and why did city officials refuse to cooperate? >> we have wear houses full of surplice equipment, government owned equipment, is it just walking out the door to favored people? >> we really need this over there. we have no fire truck. >> from a humanitarian perspective, we thought that we could assist a city that has antiquated fire truck is. >> reporter: they have sop to the inspector general. >> things can be legal.

you can have a good purpose in mind and still shouldn't do it. that's what we concluded. >> reporter: they are hoping the folks in the dominican republican will eventually get the truck sos they can continue their boxing exchange program. >> if mayor says he would like to get the fire truck and ambulance. since they never arrived, he wants back the $11,000 his town spent to have them shipped. if you have a question for the mayor, send it here. it was a stunning defeat for michael phelps, lost yesterday in the 200-meter free

style at the world swimming championships. he was a distant second, beaten by germany's paul beeterman, who also broke phelps world record in the event. the race is getting major attention because beeterman wore a high-tech full body swim suit, which many claim gives them an unfair advantage. the controversial suits are going to be banned next year. >> if if they're going to be banned, there is some merit to it. >> right. his own coach said they should go back to february of last year and wipe all the record that were set because he doesn't believe it was set. >> and he doesn't wear those. >> no. he said wipe all the record off the book, including the ten world records phelps set while

wearing the suit. >> it makes sense. >> maybe he thinks at this point he doesn't need it. i guess when it comes to performance in the water, it might be differen >> sometimes we have chat time here. i one day i said i didn't know what a baby turkey was called. i thought it was a turk et. >> it was a plout so appreciate you letting us know. >> we learn something new every day. >> i was boing to submit that for ask the weather g uy

tomorrow. let's start wet radar. we've seen showers here a nd there. ogf vi tiowacorty nf activity north of the uo r sk inarea and light ow ct. sha i ty you one ticnuit as onc wtinue to watch the progression there. there's a lot of lightning this morning inouerthatstwe portions of ennsylvania. we've seen it in southe n je, rsw ved off the c . around had thunder lightning overnight but thinks have improved here. 76 at reagan national, 82% humidity. it's dropped off a little bit. wind are out of the south at 6 miles an hour. today 85, warm and humid, not as warm as yesterday when we made it up to # 2. chance of storms during the derek some could be strong. tomorrow and for the next

several days heat and humidity with a chance of showers every day. more coming up in just a bit. >> it's been a busy day out there. yeah, unfortunately we just had a computer glitch in here. our camera went down at the scene. we've been talking about the live shot that we had on the beltway where we had the incident involve ago tanker truck that overturned and caught fire. i'm told it was some kind of cement mixer. but traffic on the inner loop from the billion bridge, traffic is blocked with delays building from telegraph road. on the outer loop, we have delays leaving the springfield interchange. this is a live shot of southbound 270 leaving 124, no

accidents to report there. beltway leeing 210 and 25 still at speed. that's a check of your on time traffic. thank you. federal agents have raided the las vegas home of michael jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. officers took away plastic storage containers, thick envelopes and several boxes. they are looking into jackson's death and the use of a powerful anesthetic. last week they took materials from the doctor's clinic in houston. at this point he's in the named a suspect. >> okay, i have a correction. it's a poult, not a plout. a new warning about a terror plot busted with ties to northern virginia. and he's had a front row seat for the biggest court

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let's check the forecast. >> warm start to the day, temperatures in the mid-70s. they were in the high 70s just a couple hours ago. et's take a look at t current temperatures across the region, 76 degrees ur . rec ntlatinsh on currently at dulles, 74 degrees, and 74 up in baltimore, 80 in ocean city and out in winchester 72 degrees the current temperatures. speaking of shower activity, the satellite radar for the mid- lantic, you can see pretty good rainfall associated with the cold front well out to the west.going to take time for that to get through here and it will wash ut as it gets through here. it will have enough energy to trigger showers and thunderstorms through the region. officially for today the national weather service says we have a 100% chance of rain. we have a slight risk of severe

weather this morning but that will likely increase during the course of the day as we get closer to that activity. the forecast for washington for today, looking for a high lower than yesterday, a high 0685 degrees. yesterday we got up to 92 degrees. lots of clouds around, and some storms could be strong. tonight another warm un, mostly cloudy skies, early showers and thunderstorms possible, 72 for the overnight low. five-day forecast, for tomorrow 92, another chance of showers and thunderstorms, saturday and sunday chance of showers and thunderstorms. that's the layest on the weather. let's get more than on the traffic with julie. a lot of talk about for those between the springfield interclang and wilson bridge. we have a chopper live over the

scene. a tanker truck flipped over and caught fire. what we can see through this haze is that trafficow to the left side of screen is temporarily blocked, nobody getting by coming from the wilson bridge ward the springfield interchange only inner loop. outer loop, some traffic is able to get through but delays on that outer loop coming from virginia to maryland are starting to stack up at the springfield iterclang. the truck flipped over and caught fire. the incident is on the upper loop of the bellway, which is closed rite now and delays beginning before you reach telegraph road. outer loop delays are squeezing by with a backup forming at the springfield interchange. we'll show you earlier footage

along the bw parkway. as you're southbound that's where therein the construction project. they are repairing the guardrail, damaged over the weekend due to an accident. traffic single file on the right to the ramp. they have traffic slowing headed southbound on kennel worth after. again, bwparkway ramp to southbound kennel worth avenue narrowed down to one lane only. that's a check on your on time traffic. president obama is holding a town hall meeting this morning at a north carolina high school then later onto bristol virginia virginia.

the president is still pushing for this. >> we spend about $6,000 per person more than any other industrialized nation on earth: $6,000 more than the people in denmark or france or germany. every one of these other countries spend at least 50% less than we do and they're jus as hell think. >> proposals have raised concerns over the cost to taxpayers and reach of the government. today peter is with us. and jim is also with us here. nice to see you both. so health care still dominating the headlines right now. where doing we are as far as getting a reform bill passed through or not?

>> the talk is the senate is moving and making headway. i think nothing is going to get passed before they go out for the august recess. but there's also no question when they get back they're going to tackle it. i think the question is what kind of bill comes up? i don't thinks the going to be everything the president wants. he's not going to get the whole enchilada here: i think it will be a first step. >> that's right. i think this is going to flounder around for an awful long time. you're seeing now that the liberals aren't happy where what's coming out of the senate finance committee, looks nothing like the house bill. pelosi is driving them off the cliff with their version. they're going back and forth like crazy. this is going to go to september, maybe further. if it returns into the

appropriations bills, it may be next year. if they get anything, what they're going to get won't look anything like what came out of the house. >> is this one think that won't go away? >> i think so. i think the problems are so severe, less than half of those small businesses between 3 and 9 employs have health insurance, 99 percent of the big businesses do. there are 10 million people out there self-employed that nee coverage, not to menace the 47 million that have no coverage at all. we spend now so much on overhead, so much in emergency rooms. we spend 52% more than the next highest country, norway. we've got to do something about this problem. i think the one problem the republicans have, if they're the no party, if they won't go

along, then they'll pay for it in the coming election. they've not gone along with stimulus, don't go along with this. >> but your party is going to deal with higher taxes. >> we do have to pay for these programs. >> bigger deficits. republicans are required to pay whether they like thymion. higher taxes, bigger deficit and reduction in health care to seniors. that's the big sticking point right now. it's going to be and interesting debate. you may get something that says health care reform but doesn't look like what they're talking about today. >> we'll be talking about this for many days to come. after the national press conference, this whole debate out of cambridge, massachusetts, with the arrest of professor gates and now a beer matter at the white house

tomorrow. i speak lightly on this but yu, conference where is coming unde flak. >> i tell you, after the press not intend to go there, this is such a crucial notion. two third of black men have said in polls that they have been stopped by police because of their race as opposed to 7 for sure of whites and 30% of hispanics. you have two very good men. they are good guys. the notion now may be that we can come together, crowley will continue to teach course in this racial profiling, gates talking about doing a philip

markoff on this. this brings it up to the front in a very hard way, not pleasant to deal with, people trying to sweep it under the rug. i'm glad he's doing it. i hope they have a good discussion. >> do you think it's a good move to do this? is this the right thing? in your opinion, is this the right move for the president or is it time to back off? >> i think he needs to back off. not that this is an unimportant issue, but he's trying to fight health care. he's got the economy to deal with. there are a of other issues right now. clearly both sides were at fault. orli t,yeaceroulipoep when somebody shows me a badge i t husuphu. and regardless of w ohoangry i

am. so i think that frankly the president needs to just back off on this thing, threat police do the job they need to do and let's talk about getting other things done. >> you talked about setting this thing up. >> unbelievable. here we talk about tax with a $40,000 health care plan. this is just a little less than the average american family makes in a year. this is no deductibles, no preexisting conditions, they don't pay for prescription drugs. this is a cadillac plan. they're not taxed on it. this is a benefit. the same time they are getting $900,000 this year when we have 9.5% unemployment. goldman sachs gets my bone head

of the week. >> you said yours was nancy pelosi. >> brilliant. everyone else has been done. we can after week there is another silly spending program. this week it was over $3 billion wasted and tom stood up and fill bustered it. it seems like these guys forget, it's your money, peter's money, my money, and they spend it frivolously. $3billion is a lot of money. he's sayg this is wrong, it's too much money. good for him. >> thank you for being here. have a great week. thank you very much. time coming up on 7:43. there is a new cancer alert out

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we are not getting much precipitation here but later we'll get more. the cold front and trough knock only door and as they do, bringing scattered showers and later thunderstorms. the forecast for today, high about 85, chance of showers and thunderstorms later on today. some of them could be stro. tomorrow hot and humid, 92, and chance of showers and thunderstorms friday through sunday. more coming up shortly. >> julie has been busy all morning. still have our eye on the beltway between the wilson bridge and springfield interchange. attacker truck flipped and caught on fire: traffic from the inner loop of the bellway continuing toward the springfield interclang is now blocked. they are trying to make sure they have all the fire out.

traffic now starting to stack up. again the traffic here now able to seize by using the left shoulder only, inner loop of the beltway headed for the interchange. outer loop traffic is squeezing by on the right two lanes on the. that's a check of your on time traffic. the redskins have said they are not interest instead signing vick. the ravens have had long talks about vick but haven't said what they have decided. we have more coming up this morning. >> reporter: i'm out getting iormation that you might be interest instead for a special event come this weekend. we are live at the studios heat they are northwest where they are setting the stage but not for their newest production.

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it's the studio theater hosting their annual garage sale on saturday. this morning we'll which can out items on sale for the big event. >> reporter: what do you think of this chair? it's pretty cool. this is from the production that just closed hoar t o'of magical thinking, so obviously it doesn't have a lot of wear. how much wear dawes prop get in the running of a show? it's available this weekend at their annual garage sale. they've been doing this for 20 years now. the money of course comes back to the theater. if you're someone that likes to support contemporary art or everyone if you don't, just want to come get cool things, this is the sale for you. kate joins me this morning. what a wonderful idea this is. i always wondered what happens to the costumes and props when a show is done

>> we're so excited to do it. it's a lot of fun and huge success each year. people can get' os they would never see in a store. >> let's get a little bit of a preview. it's all on the sidewalk? >>we have bake sale and other things inside the theater to get people in. this is our boutique of creepie people. most of these are handmade for a show called the pillowman. we have a straight jacket, which comes in handy for halloween or whatever personal needs you might have for that. whatever. to each his own. we've got ghosts, creepy guys, a skeleton, old lamps, nice big oil lamps. >> give me an idea in regard to like the wicker chair. how much would this cost? >> it demands on how much the original price was and what the use is. i would say the prices are

comparable to thrift stores in general. it depends only origin of the piece. >> that's cute. >> that was worn by the lady that played a young jackie kennedy. this was worn by the same character later in life for her engagement party. this was a donation. we have lots of donations from the staff and board members as well as members of the community. not everything has been used on stage backup it has a neatly cool nature. >> will people be out there so if you buy a piece you can know about it? >> most of our staff is working that day. we're all really excited to tellhe stories about the pieces. this is all our house wears. we had a show called road to mecca, profiling helen martin,

who was into glass wear. we have other original pieces meant the represent her art, look this fountain which is rigged to do a light show kind of thing. >> are these actual antiques? >> yes. >> and then i allose you have a bread maker. >> exactly. these are more sort of denations, unused appliances brand new and for sale here. golf clubs at a huge discount. >> what about here on this stand here? >> these are all to get the artist that worked in glass. all that original art was hand made here by our artisans. >> i love this dress here. >> what's great is that there's three of them. you could do a supremes kind of thing. they're all different sizes worn by three different

actresses. >> okay. myfoxdc.com is our site. we have a link of course to the studio theater's website. find out about all the different things going on here. specifically this sale going on saturday is part of a bigger thin in fact neighborhood called the mid-city august dog days of summer sidewalk sale, something like that. it goes 10:00 to 4:00 on 14th street. we're at 14th and p street. coming up, we'll find out more about what they have here that might fit in your home. back to you. >> thank you very much. what a selection. anybody who's ever been to a baseball game knows how tough it is to catch a foul ball. >> imagine doing it while holding a baby. then bernie mac, karen duffey, just a few stars who have suffer from a disease called star kid owe sis. there is no known cause or

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nowe lite tlhava ltle recipat ot nmuch around the washington eaar right now. it's going o rule utoa stray shower for most of you morning but r morning rnt for the e ardrin y e e okutlos isismo but looks like we won'see significant rainfall until the afternoon. current temperatures in the area, 77 now at reagan national, 75 at dealt and 76 at marshall, all of these updated temperatures. forked to mostly cloudy, warp and humid, highs in the mid-80s and showers during the coof afternoon and evening. we'll have more coming up many just a bit. thank you. let's see if there's anything new on the beltway this morning. >> we are talking about the commute leave to go wilson

bridge headed towards the exit for van dorn street with a concrete mixer flipped over and caught on fire. traffic is being diverted at telegraph road. the camera is moved but for those traveling from the wilson bridge headed over toward the scene, you can go no further than telegraph road. northbound up to 236, back over to 395, or make the left-hand turn and turn south to get back ton bellway. the inner loo of the beltway diverted off at telegraph road. we're noticing here on the outer loop is that traffic is able to squeeze by on the outer two lane. coming from virginia into maryland not going to be an easy ride. if you on the other

side of town, 210, earlier the chopper was above the baltimore parkway where they have narrowed traffic to one lane only repair to go guardrail damaged over the weekend. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. new this morning the search is on for at least two suspects wanted for a and robbery in carl county. police say around 10:00 last night the suspects approached two men standing out a home in waldorf and demanded they give up their cell phones. they got into a scuffle and one of the men was stabbed and killed. >>olpce ire montgomery police officers are on lever flog an early morning shootout in

germantownn. >> reporter: police and investigators are still here on the scene this morning. it have medical examiner was here and just left moments ago. we hope to find out more information about the one man who was found dead here this morning suffering from an apparently pr apparent gunshot wound. police called for backup and when officers arrived a man was found dead with an apparent gunshot wound and say there was a knife and gun found next to his body. one or two office did fire their weapons. it's unclear if the man found dead actually fired a weapon. is circumstances are kind of unclear and still under investigation. we know the gunfire did take place outside the apartment.

we're not sure what started it. they have ruled out there was no type of burglary or domestic situation, and they have recalled out suicide at this point. two officers have been placed on inventory leave, a female and male officer. as we get more details, we will bring them to you. back to you. thank you. police say failed six field dui test after caring a city issued car. now david baker is the former police chief the alex an grow crash yeah. he spent 19 years of the force and will leave with full benefits.

and just days after the deadly red line crash that killed nine people, the operator returned to his position as superintendent o. automatic train control system division. federal agents raided the las vegas hope of dr. conrad murray. officers prosecute dea and l.a.p.d. took away plastic storage containers and several boxes. they are looking into the death and a use of a powerful anesthetic. tip he's not been named a suspect in the death. there is a new fear involving pregnant women and the h1n1 virus.

we have more in this live report. >> reporter: policy makers have the figure out how to prioritize the use of the vaccine once it's developed. in the meantime, the flu is making the rounds here on capitol hill. forget diplomatic immunity. will the swine flu is making the rounds in the nation's capital. at least five paiges are confined after possibly coming down with the swine flu. >> this is before the virus is expected to return in full force this fall. >> moe of the population has never seen this virus because it's a new one and doesn't have long-term protection against it. we might see and increased

amount of illness frit, particularly younger people. >> reporter: another group vulnerable, pregnant women. their immune systems are already taxed and they could be rst in line for a vaccine. we've already had some experience with h1n1 congress will be talking about swine flu preps today, preparing for a disease that is almost literally now right around the cornerrer. pregnant women may not be more susceptible to get the swine flu but once they have it, they may be marvel number to some of the complications involved. and in baseball now, action tampa bay rangers pitcher padilla is recovering from the swine flu. the team thought he recovered and was ready to play last night but he says he need more time to rest. he make obviously found tomorrow. it's a mystery disease of

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after being cut out of her woman. a new plan to squeeze additional $35 miion out of medicare and president obama keeping the heat on congress to quickly agree on legislation, holding another town hall meeting at a north carolina high school this morning and later today a second forum with employees at a kroger supermarket in bristol, virginia. kate gosselin moving to maryland? the mother f twins and six up the lets reportedly bought a condo and said she'll spend time there when jon is in pennsylvania with the kids. >> the mystery deepens. we'll find out. right now we're focusing on one young child. >> that's all we need. >> or so you think. we have a twist for you today. it is time for the my first 5 photo of the day. take a look. we have sidney, ian and jordan.

they are triplets. this was taken at brookside gardens. they are adorable. aren't they great? >> really great. >> i'm not told how old they are. it's a good looking family. if you would like to share your child's photo, just go to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. >> you can really see their personalities. sidney is like, here i am. ian is the boy and then, you know, hi. >> thank you very much. let's loochk atwh gatoi's ngon around the region. we are atnw at 77 dnrees eth r raearly r for that. 77 down in nor focus, 76 new york city and in the 60s out west. we have had showers this morning, right now not seeing that activity. there will be showers up north and out west as well, nothing happening in the washington

area this hour. on the national map, there's more going on here thanwe e seen recently. rain across the southern plains, texas with riffle and northern plains seeing rain. we have the reinsert window that cold front nad trough in the west. portland, oregon today, the forecast high 105 degrees. way too hot for portland. today look for a high about 85 degrees, chance of showers during the afternoon and evening, tomorrow even warmer. we'll be stuck with temperatures around the upper 80s and 950s, chance of showers and thunderstorms each day. that's a look at what's happening with the weather. we get more from julie. >> we started off this morning starting about the baltimore washington parkway, with

traffic backed up out of sheriffly right now. traffic is down to one right lane only hadding down to the d.c. line. they are making repairs as we speak. our second big story, a tanker truck that flipped over about an hour ago. the fire is out an traffic squeezing by in the left lane only. we had traffic diverted off at telegraph road. again, traffic slowing on inner loop. only outer loop, you'll squeeze by using the two right lens but you're in a backup. inner loop at college park, a truck lost its load of roofing

shingles. this was closed before route 1. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. thank you very much. it's a disease that's been around since 1869. but there's still no known cause and no real cure. it affects men and women, young and old of all races. but it doesn't get a lot of attention. it's called sarcoidosis and causes plainful inflammation. kim is here with us, diagnosed with pulmonary sarcoidosis and g good afternoon henry with st. agnes hospital. let's talk about the problem itself. let me ask you to describe what this disease is, who it affects. it's an inflammatory response that happens in the body. it can affect many people, more common in women. it can affect meals also too.

the typical organs are the lungs and spleen and any other organ. the lungs are the most affected organ. the deposits in the lymph nodes call small grade granulomas. >> when i was reading this airliner, it seems like it's almost like part of body's immune system now attack to go body. >> yes, that's a good example. >> now, you found out that you had this about a year ago? >> yes. june 2008 i was diagnosed with pulmonary sarcoidosis. i had symptoms for about a year prairie my diagnosis. >> what kind of symptoms in case people are suffering the same type of things. what made you realize you might have something like this? >> sarcoidosis affects everyone differently. i have pulmonary so it affects

my lungs. i had difficulty with breathing, extreme fatigue, shortness of breath, wheezeness, babely flu like symptoms 24 hours a day. >> but you went to the doctor and had had this diagnosed? >> she ended up having a chest x-ray and there were findings on this and that's how she came to e and we were able to biopsy lymph nodes and make the diagnosis. >> when we talk about the people who have been diagnose with this, we've heard of a lot of them, affecting big name people. perhaps one of the ones that grabbed our attention last year was bernie mac, nhew he passed away. is this what caused the death? >> sort of. was also on steroids too, and sort of suppressing the

immune system. so he died of complications to pneumonia. >> kim, did you have a similar incident with this? >> yes. two week ago i was hospitalize window pneumonia and the sarcoidosis. i was hospitalized for about four days. as i laid in the hospital i thought about bernie mac and i'm just grateful what i was able the pull through and be here today to spread awareness about this issue. >> doctor, last the best way to be sure they don't become the next victim? >> if you have symptoms such as the flu like symptoms, especially prolonged for a long period, more than a we can tabor weeksen they should seek medical attention. >> and kim, you're doing a lot of work now. you had the leave the job because you had to seek care

full-time now. but you're trying to do a lot of awareness for this? you have a fundraiser coming up. >> yes, august 1st at the district heights municipal building. we have a charity basketball game and health fair starting at 15:00 p.m. and lasting to 5:00 p.m. we have vendors, guest speakers and five basketball teams exeating to bring awareness to this issue. we have a have a support group that meets monthly a moment in time support group to help people affected by this illness. we discuss the illness and side effects of that sort. >> fundraiser is saturday. keep up the good work. stay healthy. doctor, keep everybody else healthy as well as yourself. we'll have more information at myfoxdc.com. thank you. researchers say

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loop, all lanes are open. leaving springfield heading toward the wilson bring, we have a rubber nebraskaing delay. all the lanes are open. it's the inner loop still being diverted off as you try and work your way around that accident scene. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. new this morning uncertified guards were protect to go headquarters of the food and drug administration. 58 private security guards from a group had improper credentials, even had a blanket waiver. the guards have been reassignnd and the contractor has been fined. guards must certification in first aid, cpr and have to be able to carry a firearm. 911 operators are the critical lung between those in need of an officer and

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tonight on the news edge at 11:00. the d.c. region is getting ready to hire about 200 new police officers courtesy of the american recovery and reinvestment act. federal funding will help d.c. get 50 new officers. maryland will get 10 new officers. vice president biden says the goal is to help officers stay on the beat during the economic downturn. >> we know the train this has put on every police department, governmenten mayor, every county executive in the cotry. >> the administration is doling out $1 billion to found positions for three years. montgomery county dealing with a $370 million budget shortfall.

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the clapping. s the now 8:41. coming up an ex, we'll check out stories making headlines today. and an event offering help for struggling homeowners. and you should reck his work, when cameras not allowed the a courtroom, phil hennessy goes in to bring us images from a trial. we'll look inside and talk with him when we come back. there are moments in time when the paths we take do determine our future.

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police bakes. several people suffered damage. the blast is blamed on a group believed to have killed 825 people sincethe 60s. federal stimulus will provide boosted security for several airport. the department of homeland security announced they will install closed circuit television systems. our region still deal being high foreclosure rates. a nonprofit organization is holing at foreclosure intervention day. counselors will be there today taking your information an makg a assessment of your mortgage and you can discuss fire o's for a modify mortgage with lower payments. it's noon today and you do need an appointment. you codo that online. go to myfoxdc.com and click on web links. thank you. he's had affluent row seat for

some of d.c.'s biggest court cases. now artist phil hennessy is chronicling hicareer in a new book. he joins us this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> you're a trained fine artist, graduate t. rhode island school of design. how did you get involved in courtroom art? >> it's interesting that'll here for that question. the first case i ever covered, i was attending american university and someone called over from the news deck affidavit channel 5 and said we need and artist to cover a case in court, anyone willing to do it? i jumped at it figuring there would be competition. i was the only one who did. that was 27 years ago. >> did to bug get you then or did you see if it was

excitement in that? >> not exactly. i was kind of put off for a by. for an artist used to having the leisure time before the easel and suddenly thrust into a courtroom where i wasn't sure an arraignment from a trial, it was a new environment for me. they were happy with the results so they called me again and i went again and eventually became second nature. >> when you look through the pictures, they are so life like. it's almost as if you're look at photographs of what's hapning there.a lot of cameras just aren't allowed so you give us the eyes to see what's going on. this is a picture of then mayor marion barry. >> that's one of those key cases, especially for d.c. i was looking to foe only biggest cases d.c. had in the court systems here. this one i was looking for that

moment. he did not look immediately at the video. he was kind of stubborn about it. final he leaned over and looked. >> look at his face, just the emotion on it. you can get a sense of what he's feeling, even in that one, just i'm not going to look. how do you get that down in such a short amount of time? >> you have to. it's my job. it's what i'm malooking for. i'm looking for that moment, today capture that when it occurs. another story, michael vick now reinstated in the nfl. a very different story here. >> again, that was that critical moment at the enof the hearing when a supporter of his as he was leaving the courtroom raised his hand and said, keep your head up, mike. i thoughts that's a critical

moment to hypostyle that story. >> what could forget the d.c. sniper case, the nation really just frozen in fear of this. here is another high profile case that you've captured for us >> i opened the book with the telling of that day went they made that arrest and this confrontation between the two suspects in court. it was pretty incredible. >> often our cases are national news. president clinton, you couldn't get a better example of that. >> wail the impeachment trial sort of set on the course to write this. once i was having gone from that original case years into it and found myself in the u.s. senate looking down on the impeachment of the u.s. president, i thought, i need to write this down. i started from that point. it took ten years from that point to finish.

>> your work has been featured on all the networks, national maks. really we look to it to see what's going on and get and understanding of what happens behind these closed doors? what's next for you? >> well, i do try to do my own art. i still paint. actually what's next today from 6:00 to 8:00 at the historical society of washington, we are having a book launch: final out more about that at courtroomart.com. >> there's the information there. be tomyfoxdc.com. we're on it for you. we appreciate you spending time with us today. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> it's hard to say that, love your work. but you're a fantastic artist. it's 8:50. up next, a look at the forecast for the fire weekend.

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good morning. how long have you been doing this sidewalk sale? >> this is the tenth year. >> who is all involved and what do people find when they come out? >> allsorts of stores on the corridors where you can get great, if any, and home goods, also great fashion boutiques along the 14th. >> everybody who's left comes

out to the sale. >> the only people that love it stay here this time of year. >> i know you've been doing it ten years. >> people are really look to be support local independent businesses. this is the heart of so many great local independent businesses. so i thi it will be good. >> i think you're going to have a good turnout. the sale is two days.

>> this may be good for smaller theaters doing a production. >> right, it's a great opportunity for other theaters to come and recycle what we've already built. >> right. a lot of theaters are on a budget. this is a piece we found for tony. >> so exciting. this is from the show rock and roll. this was custom built and all around the outside edge o. coffee table is a shelf for records and can store 2,000 or 3,000 albums. this is a fantastic piece. >> excellent. we also want to say, the could have stuff has been in the plays and has stuff going own long with it. >> this is sort of our office depierre are where the computers are from the awe or from donors or staff members. we have lots of computers and

printers at low prices. >> where were the cowboy boots from? >> i'm not sure actually but they were a donation. i love them,er wish they were my size. >> they're small. this i think, we have a thing called the water cooler. so this water cooler is going tofor grabs. >> that's another going from radio golf. it's a little bit of a retro feel. >> you were saying the other thing people should come and look at is definitely the furniture and article. >> lots of andal art. all the art is wonderful but we have lots of paintings. these are not original, from a donation. something like this which was modeled after a jackson poll lack painting is, you know, a large size original real piece of art that you could have ad a great price price.

>> and it's thrift store prices. it's saturday and sidewalk sale saturday and sunday: if you don't stop by, you're missing out only pretty good stuff. >> we all found favorite stuff. thank you. >> fun way to pend the weekend too. >> and there are other stores doing sales too. mechanic a day of it. let's loth t awork here, the five-day forecast. sh today, beautiful. s er owl.danthunderstorms later dy, toromorw warmer with 92 and miday through sunday chance of showers and thunderstorm each day. it will be warm. >> forecast not for sale, though. it's free to all an yofou. of >> that's right. and free as well on the midday show at 11:00. thank you for joining us. >> we'll have to get the water cooler. we'll work o