i guess the other big story locally a big change in how it is going to feel outside, the heat is on right? >> it is coming. here is tucker barns in the weather center down stairs with the latest on that. >> warmer temperatures arrive late they are afternoon, mid- 80s high temperatures, real heat doesn't get in here until tomorrow but we are headed in that direction. satellite radar, waking up with cloud cover we have that maritime layer, holding tough, but with warmer air just off to our south and west, i think the clouds will start toker road and we will see -- erode and we will see partial thunderstorms. warmer than yesterday highs expected to be middle 80s. 70 washington ocean city, early shower, looking a to the

forecast tuesday, mentioned the partial sunshine, warmer more humid than yesterday, highs mid- to upper 80s, 80 frederick, how about an 87 in warren on the. we are off and running from here the heat wave arrives tomorrow 90s in the forecast. back to you. all right tucker thank you. now to that developing story a campus in turmoil and this morning the university of virginia has a new leader he was named interim president overnight by uvas board of visitors, he has served four terms as dean of mcintyre school of commerce. his selection came at the end of a day where we heard publicly from uvas ousted president and board leader who lead the move to get rid of her. lauren. >> hey, tony. he will replace university president theresa sullivan this morning he is enroute back from a trip from london but joined

us earlier over the phone saying he has nothing quote but tremendous respect for president sullivan and doesn't understand why people are upset. >> my goal is to numb per one meet with -- number one meet with as many people as i can. i want to hear their concerns everything on their mind and then try to move through this try to heal as much as i possibly can be, problems and risk created and then frankly -- rifts created and then frankly i need everybody to pull together and help me move the university forward. >> since it was made public the board ousted theresa sullivan faculty and students have been rallying around here a large crowd gathered on campus yesterday as she headed in to address the board privately, and defend her two year tenure. in a public statement sullivan said we are all aware uva needs change and there are financial challenges she said

she was working to lay ground work for greater change but she was described as an incrementalist she said that does not mean i lack vision. university of virginia, rector, spoke about the board's decision at a special meeting. >> this board has never, or will we ever, direct particular programs or courses be eliminated or reduced these matters belong to faculty. simply put, we want the university to be a leader in fulfilling its mission not a follower. >> she expressed regret not for removing sullivan but for how the transition was executed, faculty leaders at uva are calling for her to resign. according to washington post, theresa sullivan would receive her presidential compensation package and in thatsettlement she could return to teaching sociology at the

school. the interim president does not want the job permanently so they will still have to search for another candidate. new this morning vouchers are coming back to dc schools, the white house and top lawmakers are agreeing to reauthorize the district's controversial coucher program for private school and agreed to open up the program to new and existing students with no cap onenrolment. house speaker boehner and lieberman announced yesterday. mayor grey opposed the program but said he will implement it right away. >> also new, a five car crash, sends at least three people to local hospitals it happened early this morning, near the intersection of rhode island avenue and south dakota avenue, northeast. at least one victim was transported in critical condition we are told. no word on the current conditions of the other drivers or passengers involved. attorneys for jerry sandusky could rest their case as soon as tomorrow that means jury deliberations in the sex abuse trial could begin as soon

as thursday. yesterday, jurors heard testimony from the former penn state assistant football coaches colleagues, one former coworker says he knew sandusky took boys into showers but never saw him do anything wrong. there is still no word when or if sandusky will take the stand in his own defense. justice department struck out again trying to prosecution roger clemens for -- prosecute roger clemens for purgery. he was found not guilty on all six charges he lied to congress in 2008 in an emotional address outside the court, clemens called the acquitle the biggest win of his life. >> all you media guys that know me and followed my career i put a lot of hard work into that career, and so again i appreciate my teammates that came in, and all the e-mails and phone calls. >> federal retrial lasted 10 weeks the u.s. attorneys office put out a statement after the

verdict saying quote, the jury has spoken and we thank them for their service. time is running out for louden county to decide whether to invest big money to bring the silver line farther out west construction of the new silver line to dulles international airport is moving along but louden county officials are still debating how to pay for $270 million. overall the price tag is expected to be $1.2 billion, over 30 years. elected leaders met again last night, they have until july 4th, to make a decision. metro plans to use old existing rail cars, when the new silver line opens, that is because there is a delay with the production of new trains, and the new facility designed to test them. the test track facility near the green belt rail yard isn't expected to be finished until march 2014 several months after the first leg of the silver line opens. the train production delay is due in part to last year's

earthquake and tsunami in japan. >> day two of metro's new rush plus program, the change in service is designed to alleviate congestion at 21 stations, along if blue, yellow, orange and green lines, metro says yesterday's debut went off without any major problems it is important for passengers to carefully read destinations posted on the sides of the rail cars. president obama will sit down with the president of china during the day's final round of the g 20 meetings in mexico. yesterday the leaders of the world's 20 biggest economies posed for this traditional family photo. earlier president obama and russia's president told reporters they agreed on stopping the violence in syria, allowing syrians to choose their new government. analysts watching body language drew other conclusions experts say the tension may under score the alliance expected today when the group addresses and talks about stabilizing the crisis in europe. i think you will see coming

out of these meetings a high degree of resolve to work together to address financial market tension, and more clarity about the need to strengthen demand. >> but experts worn, fixing the problems will likely mean more government spending and more government debt. presumptive republican nominee mitt romney is heading home today the former massachusetts governor will travel to his home state of michigan. he says he is confident he can win the motor state. critics say he is still vulnerable because of his opposition to the federal bailout for detroit automakers they will make three more stops today along his five day, six state, midwest bus tour. making headlines around the nation, the search for answers after the sudden death of rodney king. california officials say they are waiting on toxicology test results, that could take as long as six weeks to determine what killed the 47-year-old. kings fiance found him in the

deep end of his pool early sunday. police say they are investigating the death as an accidental drowning. fire danger continues out west in colorado. hot, dry weather is making it difficult for firefighters as they battle a monster blaze near fort collins so far it has scorched 92 square miles and destroyed nearly 200 homes crews have managed to make some progress. the fire is now 50% contained. time now 9:09 a.m., shoemaker adidas is pulling a controversial sneaker after critics complained it symbolized slavery. >> look for yourself. here is a photo you can see it included a shackle like ankle cuff. well, sarah joins us live with reaction to the shoe and the company's decision to shelve it. >> it has a lot of people talking i mean i can see what they are saying here will and tony the controversial sneaker is slated to sell for $350 when it hit stores in august but now

that has all been scrapped. adidas cancel plans for the js round house mid-s there was backlash since being unvailed and critics say they resembled shackles slaves were forced to wear, adidas maintains they had nothing to do with slavery and designer jeremy scott and known for his outrageous and quirky shoes. that is what he does. apparently the design originated from a popular stuffed i do in the 1980s. >> my pet monster, so that is why the shoe is purple and that is why it has the orange cuffs. >> the first thing we thought was i don't know about that shoe me and my partner went back and forth on it if we were even going to get them and talked to our rep and he said that is where it came from. >> civil rights leader jesse jackson said of the sneakers quote the attempt to commercialize and make popular more than 200 years of human degradation where blacks were

considered three fifths human by our constitution is offensive appalling and insensitive. much of the backlash started on the company's facebook page. users ripped the day glow orange shackles and many called for a boycott of adidas as well. we will have to see what happens now the sneaker is being scrapped for now it is gone >> i would think that is what most people would want just to know all right they are not going to produce this shoe. >> right. >> they have made that clear they are scrapping it, so you know we can see how people would be offended good for them for responding to customers and folks out there. >> you can bet, it was never the intention of adidas now they want to move past it as you pointed out you scratch your head thinking why didn't some body -- >> in the production process. >> you know. >> maybe that is not a good idea. >> this could be taken a different way. >> thank you sarah. >> still ahead, fox 5 morning

news, a florida teen survive as spear to the skull. dramatic x rays. microsoft joins the tablet market with a new product called the surface but will the new hard ware take a big bite out of apple we will ask an expert. >> first mysterious death shocks a nearby vacation get away. the latest from that investigation, coming up next right now, 9:12 a.m. 

welcome back, looking at the day ahead police look for more clues after a woman's misserious death at -- mysterious death at a popular delaware beach. delaware police released these surveillance pictures of a man they would like to talk to about this case. they are still trying to figure out who the woman is and how she died. today a military judge will

look at whether to delay the trial of nadah hasan. the trial is scheduled to start in august but the defense attorneys say they need more time to prepare. more action on the hill, today the head of jp morgan chase, jamie diamond will testify to house financial services committee about the bangs $2 billion trading loss last month on the -- banks $2 billion trading loss last month. will. microsoft announced monday it was a press conference that was going to be a big deal quote we didn't want to miss it but didn't know what it was all about, guess what now we do. here it is. from microsoft, debuted its new eye catching tablet computer called surface, it is supposed to offer the apple ipad the big time competition, even surface cover is part of the device you see it there, multicolored heat pads, how cool.

it is part of the device. joining us now with more insight, freelance tech journalist for usa today.com and discovery news. good to have you here rob. it is trying to fill a middle spot between a tablet and laptop, it runs windows 8 not the interface we have known. an interface called metro, all touch optimized huge big tiles and it doesn't have any windows in it. >> interesting. what about the introduction of aps microsoft has to do that because that is something apple has done very well you would agree. >> yeah, so with metro, this new flavour of windows 8, all your existing ones don't work new ones run really nice, simple, elegant if you have used windows phone 7 you will know it. not that many windows 8 metro aps out there. >> you know where i thought this could be interesting is for the business owner you know you are running your

businesses, with you know microsoft, applications so this might be a way to really run your business from a starbucks cafe >> that is what the big brother of the service is about to appeal to the little verse runs windows rt the big one heavier one runs windows 8 pro you can run regular windows aps in it but might cramp on that small screen. >> is this really going to give the ipad a run for its money? >> i suspect the competition is more laptops so there is probably a lot of unhappy people at dell, acer hp they are now competing against microsoft >> you hear about the phone, but i don't see it i don't know anyone who has one either so microsoft really has to appeal to a much broader audience. >> huge begannable. >> do you think it will -- gamble. >> do you think it will pay off? >> ask me in six months. windows 8 has to succeed if that takes off this will.

this alone will not make it a success. >> we hoped you would have one here today. they are tight lipped about it, they have been and so far they haven't really released them. >> apparently at the event last night, reporters had 90 seconds a piece to paw it gently they haven't announced a price, ship date or battery life. >> one of the big interesting things i have seen as we look that key pad is razor thin like a credit card this is something new we haven't seen with apple that is an accessory you have to buy. >> yes, also a type cover that will have a traditional key board. no one was able to type on that more than a second microsoft says it works great we will see. >> right. from a public relations stand point microsoft has a battle ahead apple just a cool factor. we all have it in our pockets,

phones, ipads computers now televisions, they really got to conquer this pr situation >> exactly it was funny they may have set themselves back by giving reporters four days notice to fly to l.a. they told them where to go in the city five hours before the event. weird not quite sure what they are doing with that. >> last question cost. >> they say it will be competitive with a tablet, or windows ultra book. ultra books are not always cheap so could be $1,000.800 bucks for the win 8 pro version -- $1,000, 800 bucks for the win 8 pro v. good to have you hear. thanks. 9:20 a.m. still ahead, how much would you be willing the pay for a midnight showing of the dark knight rises? the next bat man movie? >> pictures you have to see to believe a 16-year-old shot in the head with a fishing spear and that 16-year-old survived. we will show you the x rays

holly. >> hey, tony have you ever met a chef of the year? well, you could be spending the morning with one right now, tony is nominated, as one of the best chefs in the city time for the rammy's oscars of the restaurant scene. coming up live later we will see what he whipped up for us and talk about how you can be part of the big black tie gala coming up [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen

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>> a miraculous story of survival a florida teen recovering after being shot in the head with a spear. it went in an inch over his eye through the brain out the back of his head. basically, doctors say 16-year- old lopez is just lucky the spear missed all the main blood vessels of the brain. his friend accidentally shot him loading a spear gun as the two played at a lake. just incredible. you know what doctors often

say is what kills patients like this isn't the actual entry wound it is swelling. >> all right. meanwhile a man in texas, spray paints a historic painting by pablo picasso and it is caught on video. >> it was taken by a horrified witness at this houston museum you can see the man using a stencil on woman in a red armchair. security immediately detected the vandals, before the paint was dry, they were all over it. houston police hope to use the video to catch the vandals >> looks like he added another eye to the painting. probably wanted to see will anyone notice this >> i asked penny down stairs in the newsroom to see if he could find a price he said priceless. so this guy really cost someone a lot of money. >> in our next half hour why the world might need to go on a diet. >> plus, rapper and actor ice t

adds a new title to his resume director. we will sit with the man behind the new documentary called something from nothing the art of rap we can't wait. >> first, to baseball, bummer, why did this child and what did he do, oh, no, that may have wrecked his fathers day.

for most people catching a home run or foul ball is a highlight of a game but one young fan couldn't wait to get rid of his dad's new souvenir moments after drew sutton fouled one off he picked it up and threw it back. dad can't believe it. happy fathers day dad. >> what up drew. come on man. >> the little guy is probably a cubs fan. >> we've seen this before it is always funny the little kids

take the ball and throw it right back out. >> that's what the dad got forgiving him the baseball he probably learned how to throw. >> right. >> good to watch though. >> got a nice day on tap today. >> yeah, transitioning here into our warmer air mass and waking up with cloud cover but you can see we are starting to get breaks and a little sunshine regan national and we should be in for a decent day although warmer and humid air moving in highs mid-80s not terribly comfortable we haven't seen anything yet compared to tomorrow. let's kick off the forecast, temperatures, 71 degrees regan national, 71 annapolis, 73 leonard town, 74 quantico, still holding on to the 60s. dulles, 69 degrees and 68 in martins burg. all right let's look at our radar, and we had a few showers earlier, we are still holding

on to one or two, south and east of washington calvert county, getting a light shower that is about it for the rain shower activity for this morning we may see a thunderstorm or two, redevelop later this afternoon. we will have to lookout for that although the trend around here will be as mentioned increase more sunshine than yesterday as we have warmer air off to our south and west. high pressure east, relatively cool day yesterday and then a warm front south and west of the city that warmer air will start to win out later today, you will notice temperatures and humidity moving in and then it is here to stay for the remainder of our workweek as high pressure builds on through. this will deliver a couple scorching days, high temperatures tomorrow afternoon, hazy, hot, humid conditions upper 90s check out your actual air temperature forecast, philadelphia, 99, 96 new york city, it will be a scorcher not only here in

washington but up and down the eastern sea board. your forecast today, partly cloudy skies isolated storms this afternoon one or two developing 86 daytime high, winds out of the south, 5 miles per hour later tonight warm and humid partly cloudy, could be a storm, overcast, humidity, 72 notice the warmer temperatures overnight and here we go off and running 96 tomorrow, lots of sunshine lookout thursday, potential for very hot conditions around here, heat advisories by thursday afternoon highs upper 90s and gradual cool down saturday, 87 with sunshine. that is a look at your weather forecast. i think we are all set to go. tony to you. >> were you distracted a little tucker doing the weather. >> well, yeah. >> the man is here. some of hip hop's artists are sharing their most candid and deep thoughts about the art of rap in a new performance documentary directed by hip hop artist and actor ice t the film

something from nothing the art of rap aims to shed a positive light on creative talents that made the culture an original and enduring american musical tradition joining us now with more is the man himself ice t. >> thanks for having me >> you walked in you have your lovely wife with you as well so people are a little distracted. >> cocoa tends to distract people. >> yes, we will talk about her in a moment but let's talk about this movie your first time directing i was surprised to hear that. >> yeah, well, i have directed music videos but i want to eventually direct features this is an idea i had. you are looking at hip hop now, my mail man comes to my front door he can wrap i am thinking, do people know where it comes from i don't feel it is being respected at the level i want it to be at, as an art form. i called up my friends i have an idea, make a film i won't talk to you about the money the cars the girls let's talk about

the craft. no one ever asked us those questions i am like let's go we took it to sun dance it was huge at sun dance has a theatrical release it comes out this weekend people are enjoying the film. >> it is interesting, you are right, people don't get asked -- rappers don't get asked about the craft very much and the styles are so different, and the rhyming from rapper to rapper tell us the people you talked to. >> i started with the old rappers, melly mel, big daddy cane and moved up to m and m, dr. dre, kanye west it is an american art form, it comes from the south bronx, it is something that we should be proud of, you know, the press like to deal with a lot of the negative aspects but it changed the world it is part of global culture. >> there is a quote, grand master cass has i love he said hip hop didn't invent anything

it reinvented everything. very interesting the clip we have is of you talking to dougie fresh. >> can you off the head, break out one of your favorite rhymes from any rapper from any generation, from any time that you walk with that is stuck in your head. >> for me man, the three best mcs melly mel, grand master cash. >> right. >> i know all their rhymes. >> come on. just say one. say one. >> those who don't do it, you know, i am so impressed it is great that you ask him does he have any rhymes off the top of his head because all rappers do like any other music people remember their favorite lyrics and can repeat them, verbatim tell me a little bit about the performance aspect of this you get a lot -- there is unique performances in the film.

>> i had 12 or 15 questions i would ask each person and one of the questions was, can you just give me a rhyme you think is artistic no one has ever heard and they would all start rhyming their own stuff then i would say can you say a rhyme from someone else like you say stuck in your head. and these guys will on the spot go into a performance it was really cool like we only had certain bar s with the movie unique footage no stock footage, secondly, we just wanted to get into sun dance we never thought we would be in theaters we are already past our expectations. >> you mention hip hop is misunderstood, do you think, it is still misunderstood largely? >> i think right now we live in a gossip based culture you guys do the news people are more concerned with what angelina jolie is wearing than the presidency. people like all the drama and other stuff, you get derek jeter on here you don't talk about the game you want to know

who he is dating. that is a sign of the times and all music suffered as a whole it is hard to listen to music. you don't hear about the topics it is like everything is great life is perfect you know hip hop was something, it was a counter culture meant to say things that are not on the radio you know, so i think it will come back after awhile. >> it was a counter culture but are you surprised by the dominance of hip hop culture and how it has spread, i mean you know, it is in the suburbhas been there a long time now, and it is influenced everything. to me, -- yeah, i think to me hip hop was the second emergence of rock and roll when it first hit black people made rock and roll, white kids love it but there was a force to stop it. the second time it came around white kids got hold of it they love it like i am saying the fedex man will come and his hat will be turned a little to the side that's hip hop. everywhere everybody has a little hip hop slang i mean if

you listen to law and order you just listen to the dialogue, all of us there is a little bit of a little hip edge that goes to it. i think that is what cass meant it didn't invent everything. >> you mention law and order you are great on the show your career to me you are one of the most fascinating guys in rap i am serious because of where you started you have been very open throughout your career the criminal background all of that very hard core a flash point, in the 80s and 90s with cop killer and all that, you end up playing a cop you are a reality tv star with your wife has any of this surprised you. >> it all surprised me but the way i explained it i am just a guy comes from a background with no opportunities i took advantage of the opportunities i thought were available to me which might have been illegal. when opportunities opened the

door i applied it if you ask me i might have been a negative guy at one point but give a person the right opportunities he is not going to be a bad guy now you see me on ice loves cocoa i am sitting around playing xbox, chilling asking for a sandwich, people are like you are not the same guy i am like i am just in a different place. >> is the screening open to the public? >> sure come out we will get them in there [ laughter ] >> the screening tonight at amc magic johnson capital center 12, that is tonight, and you can look up the movie, it is all around again the movie is called something from nothing the art of rap. i was going to call cocoa up onset and some how i see will. >> he snatched her. >> hey. >> tony you got ice tea i got cocoa. ice loves cocoa you are on the first season on e. >> yes, i am excited.

>> will you help me read the tease. >> sure still ahead fox 5 morning news at 9 details from the nfl's bounty scandal. >> this is serious. this is our serious news. >> can i tell you something she can have his job. >> i think it is over we just need to say we will be right back cocoa good to see you. >> yes, thank you 

>> as if ice t and cocoa weren't enough he once bit off part of his opponents ear during a boxing match. mike tyson is performing he is heading to broadway where he will star in a one man show he has been doing elsewhere directed by spike lee the show

called mike tyson undisputed truth explores the highs and lows of the former boxers life it makes its broadway debut next month. >> good to see the late tim russ there as well. >> new bat man hits theaters midnight july 20th advance tickets for dark knight rises are selling fast. >> yes, i can't wait for this movie. some scalpers are selling them for $150 on ebay, and craig's list >> i am sure it will go up from there too. >> coming up new evidence the whole planet is packing on the pounds. >> plus, as i suck it in, an nfl bounty scandal for the first time the league shows real evidence sidelined players from the new orleans saints. first, best chefs in the region show off their best dishes for our very own holly morris she is putting them to the test next meanwhile in our studios people continue to line up and get their toe toes with

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>> news just in about that suspicious death in dewy beach delaware state police identified this suspect seen on surveillance video he is identified as kawan kumar of wilmington delaware there are warrants issued to charge him with murder the victim is not yeti didn't fied. nfl -- yeti department fied. nfl went public with

players suspended in the saints bounty program. it included a prize of $35,000 for knocking brett favre out of the nfc championship game two years ago those players are appealing and met with roger goodell yesterday to plead their case. in this mornings health alert the world could use a diet a new study from britain found if the entire human population stepped on a scale, the weight would be, drum roll, 316 million tonnes, researchers say over weight people in the world carry 16 million tonnes of extra weight and north america has the highst body mass of any continent at 178 pounds. the highest people in america. >> yeah. >> okay. that is pretty light >> i know and from talking about over weight to this. >> if you were handed a secret ingredient and given an hour to

make a stand out dish could you do it >> some of the regions best chefs are down to the wire to make a dazzling dish for holly morris. good morning again holly. >> good morning to you i was just sitting here thinking is that secret ingredient, if it was a can of chef boy r dee spaghetti and meat balls, boy could i plate that up and make it dazzling. i know the best chefs in the area, i have tony here on the left from vermilion old town and claudio from etvoila in the palisades. tony is up for best chef in the city that is a big deal. >> pretty big. >> how do you feel. >> surprised happy. >> are you? >> there are a lot of great chefs. >> why should you win the

award? >> because i work hard. >> because you work hard and you make good stuff that's why. claudio what about you he is nominated for rising star. >> i am very happy and i think, thankful from washington area also, for you know the culinary theme. >> who said you are a rising star i thought you were already a star. >> i don't know. >> so here is what we did we gave them a secret ingredient, australian lamb they have been working the past hour they are coming up with their wonderful dishes plating them up, it is a tough job i will taste them in just a minute first i will check back with lynn, because i want people to understand every year we talk about the rammy's for people who haven't attended what goes on that evening what is the experience? >> a lot 06 fun number one -- of fun number one. there is a reception and then a

room theatre style set up for the presentations. >> mm-hmm. >> awards are given out, people are paying attention and of course there is a lot of enthusiasm in the room and after that, go into the gorgeous ballroom at the marriott and there are four food pavilions, you can see video from previous years, spectacular, chef does just a great job working with the different chefs we have a cuisine solutions pavilion, spanish we have australian and virginia. and then we have seven specialty bars serving fabulous specially designed beverages. >> just for the evening. >> and a water station and it is just a lot of great things >> i bet that water station is packed. >> well, it is at a certain point. >> but you can see why it is one of the hotst tickets in town, and -- hottest tickets in town and now without further adoe i have a wonderful place setting set up just for me and i am going to see what these amazing chefs have come up

with. okay who is going first? >> me. >> all right tony. >> yes. >> what did you come up with? >> so we did mustard crusted lamb n oisette took the bone off the rack, sered it. when you are given something like lamb how do you know where to begin okay this will flavour well with that how do you come up with what you are going to do. >> a lot of classic combinations mustard goes well with lamb i love greek food and lamb and greek go together perfectly we did a take on greek dishes we have you know, a greek salad, fresh, seasonal. >> claudio the bar is high are you ready? >> sure let me put sauce. >> don't go any where tony i want you to come over too with a knife and fork here is what i will have them do. taste each others dishes as well. what did you go with here? >> rack of lamb, encrust of

speculos spice and crispy can loney and cheese from belgium, >> good thing you are not competing against each other. come over try each other's dishes. >> let me try it. >> mm. as they try, dig in there, let me tell you that the rammy awards are this sunday night, marriott, wardman park hotel myfoxdc.com the website they still have tickets available but going fast, sue palka and myself will be there presenting together who has the better dish? >> him >> him >> oh, come on. >> look at that. who really? >> him him. >> why do you like his. >> lamb cooked perfect. >> very fresh seasonal. >> why do you like his. >> he cooked his lamb better than mine, mine over cooked. >> you need to make reservations at each other's restaurant. actually you all need to make

reservations at their restaurants and have a drink at hanks oyster bar they say you have an open tab here you need to clear that up. >> i probably do. i love sitting out there. great space thank you i am hungry can i have some of those raisinettes. >> absolutely. >> 9:54 a.m. >> we will be right back 

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to run in. everyone will leave you in the dust. >> this is a real one. >> time for the 5 day. >> yes. >> all right. live shot too. sunshine breaking out a brighter day than yesterday, kind of a mix of sunshine this afternoon, warmer more humid highs mid-80s get ready for the first heat wave of the season, wednesday thursday friday, particularly wednesday and thursday. heat advisories around here tomorrow >> looks like we have sprung from spring to summer. >> literally tomorrow becomes summer. yesterday, we mentioned that we've won the emmy for best morning local morning news show and today's show is an example why that is. words of praise to our producers and reporters who roll with the punches. >> this is what it is all about in life rolling with the punches we saw that starting at 4:25 a.m. when i first was on air, rubbing the sand man out of my eye and all the way to 10:00