if you are heading out later today, we have rain showers across the area to start the morning. much cooler temperatures. in fact the highs later today will be in the middle 80s. get ready for a nice respite from the impressive heat wave we had the last two weeks or so. there is your radar. shower activity is winding down. showers across central maryland and the north side of d.c. and anne arundel getting a few showers. generally the rain showers and thunderstorms overnight are winding down. the trend will be toward mostly cloud afternoon. i don't think we will see sunshine later. temperature at reagan 75 degrees. that is 27 degrees cooler than the high temperature yesterday. humidity 82%. winds out of the north and east at 9 miles per hour. looking at the forecast, plenty of clouds around later this afternoon. could be a few showers or left over storm if you are south of the city. as you get farther north, more

sunshine. northern maryland, southern pennsylvania a little sunshine for you. highs in the mid-80s. 85 washington. 85 waldorf. more details on the workweek forecast coming up in a minute. back to you. >> sounds good, tucker. crews are working around the clock to restore power to customers affected by yesterday's storms. more than 4,000 dominion virginia customers are without power. pepco is reporting less than 400 outages. bge 600 outages. we have school closures to pass along. in prince george county frances fuchs and thomas claggette are closed for lack of air- conditioning and brooklyn park and lake shore crofton woods and pershing are closed.

cleanup efforts are underway after another round of severe weather ripped through our area. >> storms seem to have hit fredricksburg virginia the hardest causing serious damage. that is where we find melanie alnwick with the latest this morning. melanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. building inspectors arrived a short time ago taking a look at what used to be the cheer fusion dance studio. you see the yellow sign there, danger. this building, as you can imagine has been condemned. take a look at it. there is practically nothing left. there were about 25 people inside. students, intructors and parents, when the half dollar size hail rained down. people said it sounded like an explosion as the roof tore off and the cinderblock walls collapsed. the roof landed about 300 feet away on top of a home. the house was knocked off its

foundation. people rushed inside to help the elderly couple out. we got video of the front of the fleming center that got hit first by the strong winds. there is a mat stress store, beauty shop with daylight where it shouldn't be because parts of the roof are missing or collapsed inside. now, the owner of the hair salon and her daughter were inside the building. they managed to run to a utility closet. when everything collapsed they got trapped inside. neighbors in this business park rushed to help them out and tony and allison, the one thing that everybody is commenting on as amazing and jaw dropping as the damages here, it's more incredible that there weren't any serious life threatening injuries. >> that is absolutely amazing. >> is the national weather service going to come through to take a look at the damage? >> reporter: we heard earlier that the national weather service was going to come through here because there was

talk whether it was a tornado or one of these microbursts. we have not sign the national weather service today. we do expect them. business owners are waiting for the gas company to come. we are not smelling anything but everybody before they go in the building they want to make sure that they are safe. once the building inspectors come in and the insurance companies, they want to get in the businesses and salvage whatever they can. i think it's safe to say it will be a long process before everything is back to normal. >> melanie alnwick reporting from fredricksburg, thank you. pepco says everyone that lost power on june 29th has finally gotten it back. crews made the last of the connections over the weekend. pepco and other maryland utilities have three weeks to submit reports to the public utilities commission on how they responded to the late june storm that knocked thousands of

people off the grid. >> pepco is not functioning as a good corporation should. take lockheed martin or boeing or general electric, this would be unaccept i believe for a company of their stature to be operating like pepco is. >> one custody started an online petition asking pepco ceo to bury the power lines using annual profits. they made $68 million in profits in the first three months of the year. a study by the electric power institute says it would cost between 5 to $15 million per mile to bury the line. new this morning a deadly police-involved shooting in alexandria and the hunt for a second suspect. this started around 11:20 last night when fairfax county officers confronted two men acting suspiciously at route 1 and fry road.

both men ran off. one pulled out a gun and started firing toward the officers. officers returned fire and the suspect was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. no officers were injured. the district, two people were stabbed in columbia heights section of northwest. police believe this started with a fight at a nearby establishment. the injuries are serious but both victims are expected to survive. to maryland, anne arundel county fire officials are trying to figure out what caused a fire at a home on newport avenue in millersville. the fire caused about $200,000 in damage. this morning investigators are trying to find out what caused a massive house fire in largo, maryland. this broke out last night at a single family home in the 1500

block of marjorie drive. flames consumed the front of the house forcing firefighters to evacuate the structure. the fire seriously damaged the home but no one was hurt. making headlines, six americans are killed in afghanistan. they died in a roadside bombing while serving with nato. the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. another two nato soldiers were killed in the south but nato has not said what country they are from. a total of 29 nato soldiers and civilians were killed yesterday. afghanistan is one of the poorest countries on earth but it is getting a financial post to the tune of $16 billion in development aid. secretary of state hillary clinton was at a donor's conference in tokyo and met with hamid karzai. the meeting was to show that there will be no quick exit from afghanistan after foreign

troops pull out in 2014. there is a ceremony going on at arlington national cemetery to bury six airmen that went missing nearly 50 years ago. >> the u.s. military is burying them with full military honors. we get more from sarah simmons. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tony and allison. the ceremony is going on in another section of arlington national cemetery. but the family members, it's hard for them to believe as well as many other people that it has been almost 50 years since that plane disappeared and finally the family members are going to be able to say their goodbyes this morning. let me give you back story about what happened. this was an air force plane that was nicknamed spooky. it was going on a mission christmas eve of 1965. there were six servicemen, six american servicemen on board. we have some of their pictures. you can take a look on your screen right now. we have four of the six

pictures. all of them were on board the plane. it took off from vietnam for a combat mission in 1965. there was reports of some sort of may day signal that came out over loas. there was two days of searching. they lost contact with them. they continued to search for two days and came up with nothing. that is all the family knew for all of these years. it wasn't until a few years ago in 2010 and 2011 that a joint u.s. loas seven mission was able to discover the remains and then bring them back home. as you mentioned, the burial service is getting under way right now. full military honors. they will be burying them in a single casket at arlington national cemetery. quite a bit of closure for many for all these years had no idea. they had hope maybe thinking that one of them or several

were taken as prisoners of war. but in the end all of them perished. the final goodbyes and finally a sense of closure for these families. that's the latest at arlington. back to you, tony and allison. >> thank you, sarah, very much. out west, an area charred by wildfire is being hit by a new problem. heavy rain is causing dangerous mudslides. the high point fire was contained this past weekend. neighbors placed sandbags around the property. still some people have reported several feet of water in their basements. how about good news here. baby eagle severely burned from a raging wildfire in utah is expected to survive. someone found the 70 day old bird burned alive in a charred nest last week. phoenix is being treated at a

wildlife rehabilitation center and is gaining strength and eating regularly. he will not be able to fly any time soon. that is quite a picture. >> sure is. coming up, how your pets may be keeping your children healthy. >> plus, a big shakeup on the way for prince george's county schools. 

your family pet could be keeping the kids healthy. a new study found family dogs and to a lesser extent cats could help protect infants against breathing problems and infections. researchers say babies that live with the pets experienced fewer ear infections and runny noses and less likely to need antibiotics than infants in pet

free homes. one possible explanation, dirt and allergens brought into the home are good for babies's inmum system. prince george's county school will lose two superintendents. the school board says it will act quickly to appoint an interim superintendent and develop a process for naming a new permanent chief. lisa is here. good morning. thanks for being here. so, okay. is this coincidental that both of the top administrators are leaving at the same time or is something else going on here. >> prince george county had administrators -- had problems with administrators leaving the last 15 years. montgomery county replaced the superintendent after 12 years. fairfax is looking for a superintendent for the first time in eight or nine years.

prince george county is in a situation where it's viewed as a launching pad for positions in philadelphia and other high profile spots. it needs to become more of a destination district if it will hold on to people longer. >> dr. hite is going to philadelphia. that seems like a good move. >> sure. >> prince george county is the second largest in maryland with 123,000 kids, nothing to sneeze at but philadelphia is one of the biggest school districts in the nation, more of a national platform. so, he did say as it became public that he was looking at the position that he was approached, felt loyal to the district but an offer he couldn't refuse and he is going. >> so is the deputy superintendent. at first you may say she is going to ocean springs, mississippi but she is from mississippi. >> it's a return to her roots. you do see a bit when people

are promoted. we do see shuffling in the d.c. area. fairfax city got a superintendent is that was an administrator in fairfax county. >> some local or moving where you think could you grow perhaps. >> perhaps. >> so the school board says they will now try to get an interim person in there fairly quickly. >> right. >> okay. so, superintendent superintendent hyatt has 120 days on his contract. he will honor that. they want to get somebody in place so he can get on to philadelphia and they will have a lot of precedent from other areas that are recently done searches or are currently doing them. it will be good to get someone interim at the helm. it's a unique situation and sometimes the deputy can step up and fill the role. i believe that is how deputy height became the interim superintendent. >> so they are looking for -- will they look for both of

these positions at the same time or how will that play out. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. there could be promotion from within. an administrator could step up into the role. >> the school board said they will announce the whole process for getting this person in place in the long term. do we know what it might entail. >> it's different for every district. in general a lot of community engagement, a lot of outreach, talking to teachers what they want to see in a superintendent and often a national search is generally expected. >> you mentioned that dr. height was still technically around on the job, if you will. he is honoring his time. will he or do we have an indication that he might help in the search? >> i believe that he will. i think he has expressed that to other officials that he plans to honor his time and kind of talks that he usually has every week will turn to the

transition and make things go more smoothly as the county goes forward. >> the county deserves someone that will use this as the final place and not the stepping stone as we talked about. hopefully they will get that in place. thanks for coming in today. >> thanks for having me. >> this is lisa gartner. coming up, a new food truck comes to the district today. plus, thousands of people across the u.s. are without internet trouble -- or without the internet this morning. what happened and how to fix the problem. first we want to check in with holly. >> hey, tony. how cool would it be as a young person to say i did landscape work at arlington national cemetery. [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message.

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amazon is developing a phone to compete with apple and google droid. they are not commenting on the talk but it would give the company another line of hardware that might download the retailers books, songs, movies. it's endless on amazon. there is no projected release date. there are reports that they are work wearing a chinese manufacturer to launch the product. a chance for free food. chick film lay is launching its

new food struck in the district. -- food truck in the district. customers wearing cow apparel from head to toe get a free meal. those with cow themed accessories get a free even tray. >> okay. if you are having trouble getting on to the internet this morning, your computer might be infected with malaware. the fbi issued warnings leading up to last night's deadline. many checked with free online services, thousands across the united states may have waited too long or did not believe the warnings. if your computer is infected, check with your internet service provider. coming up, remember the man that crossed niagara falls on a tight rope? another man's attempt to tight rope blind folded backwards wasn't as successful.

we will show you that video. 

check it out if you dare. high drama for a tight rope walker in china. a man attempted to walk backwards. he is okay. he was blind folded -- that's not good. >> oh. >> the man stumbled at one point, recovered but he didn't recover from that. toward the end he fell off the wire into the water below. he is okay. this man is all right.

>> did you see the whole video? there weren't that many people watching. >> shouldn't there be a big crowd or something. >> after he nearly slipped and fell the first time? >> what can you do, you are up there at that point. start walking forward with no blind fold. >> he is okay. unbelievable. >> a miracle. >> fell 70 or 700. >> 700. >> that is a long way. >> i hope we are right. >> either way -- >> i will do further research. >> 700 feet. >> around here our heat wave is done. we were walking the tight rope all weekend. >> we made it. >> people just came out of their houses, there is a guy walking across -- [ laughter ] >> 11 straight days 95 or above.

is it over tucker. >> it is over. we will call it quits. if you want to argue about things, dave ross, this could be the worst heat wave in washington history. >> i'm not arguing that. >> if you want to. >> i'm with tony and the tight rope guys. >> is that sports by the way? 102 yesterday. 105 saturday. that was the second hottest temperature ever in washington. that gives you an idea how much heat we had. overnight lows didn't fall below 80. four daily temperatures were broken as well including saturday and sunday. temperatures, 75 in washington. 80 quantico. 86 annapolis. rain cooled showers overnight cooling the temperatures. 72 at dulles. highs in the mid-80s. a few more showers in the forecast this morning. there are the rain showers and thunderstorms winding down after a good soaking overnight for parts of the area. this whole front is fading to

the south. as it moves to the south, it will drag with it most of the shower activity and cloudiness. watching south of washington, you will be cloudy with a few more showers and maybe a thunderstorm later today. watching north, up into northern maryland, pennsylvania, you may see sunshine later today as this front is waiverring across the area watch how the showers dissipate as they fade to the south with a couple of sprinkles around at 5:00. clearing off to the north. sunshine in southern pennsylvania. overnight most of the area should clear out. the next several days will feature unsettled weather with an opportunity for a shower or storm each afternoon. 85 today. cooler than yesterday. 71 the overnight low with mostly cloudy skies. here is what you want to see. five-day forecast features no temperatures in the 90s. no temperatures in the triple digits. overnight lows in the upper 60s

and low 70s. i want to take full credit but i can't. that will just be nicer this week. enjoy. allison, tony and dave, time for sports. >> thanks, tucker. in sports, ian desmond shows why he is an all star. roger federer makes history across the pond and the whiz ink the topic. >> you fall 700 feet and you are fine. >> he fell in water. >> a miracle. to do that, tony is right, you should have an abundance of people watching. tomorrow night all star game on fox 5. you won't see ian desmond. he has an oblique issue. it's amazing. when you see what he has done, he is hotter than the temps we just got out of. he has an oblique issue, which is an ab, tony, a muscle that

you and i don't have. ian talked about it before yesterday's game as to why he won't play tomorrow night. >> the doctors, the training staff, myself, dave, i told tony to thank him, run it by him, see what his opinion would be and this is just a decision that we came up with. i don't think that risking something for the all star game possibly down the road play in the play-offs or meaningful baseball the ends of the season, the cons outweighed the pro. >> you heard him say the p word play-offs. we never talk about that in this to come september. dave very knows when he has a team that can win. he is saying let's think about the big picture. we will see stephen strasburg

and g.o. and bryce harper, everybody can't wait to see bryce on the big stage. >> tea i don't gonzalez, what a great guy. your interview last week. >> a lot of fun. this is the second all star appearance. he pitched the other day. hopefully they won't wear him out. nice to see them tip the cap with the n or curly w, it will be nice to see. we saw greatness at wimbledon. this is roger federer taking on andy murray with all of great britain behind him. they are waiting in england, waiting since 1936 to see somebody from great britain win. right here he buzzed the tower. it's legal but it did make his hair stand up. after that, roger said take this. watch the anticipation. gorgeous right there by the swiss man. >> love it. >> he wins in four sets. he has won seven wimbledon

finals tying pete sampres for number one. 17 single grand slam titles in all. he is the best tennis player in the history of the game. >> who is that crying? his wife. >> andy murray's girlfriend. all of england was crying as he raises up the trophy. we are talking about the dream team. there is kevin durant. he is going to the first dream team, carmelo anthony, lebron james, blake griffin, it will be exciting. later on they will train at the verizon center. july 16th at the verizon center, they are taking on brazil. get your tickets. >> aren't they sold out those tickets. >> yes. >> we didn't know about it. >> bradley deal signed, sealed and delivered. he is the wizards first round pick third overall. he inks his deal. they start up the training camp out to las vegas next week.

what happens in vegas won't stay in vegas. we will find owed how he looks there. >> training in vegas? >> it will be good to see those guys. >> thanks, dave. coming up, a look at the movies that topped the box office this weekend. >> plus, justin bieber caught with a lead foot. why he says he was driving so fast. 

there he is. amazing spider-man. he is top in the box office. $65 million in u.s. receipts. ted came in second with $32.6 million. funny movie. rounding out the top five,

brave, savages and magic mike. justin bieber had a brush with the law on an l.a. freeway. >> this started with a report about papa rare see chasing the pop star. one witness said bieber's car roared past him darting from lane to lane with six cars in hot pursuit. officers never caught up with other drivers but they slapped beeper for driving 80 in a 65 miles per hour zone. two music legends have teamed up. you have a chance to see them for free. we are talking about rod stewart and stevie nicks. their heart and sole tour comes july 27. >> for a chance to win two tickets to the show, go to our web site. you must be 18 to register and a legal resident of d.c., maryland or virginia. complete rules are on the web site. coming up this morning, dozen of children are honoring fallen soldiers this morning. >> they are taking part in the

renewal and remembrance event at arlington national cemetery. holly morris is there. she will show us their projects next live. this is the plan that revolves around you. introducing share everything. unlimited talk. unlimited text. tap into a single pool of sharable data and add up to 10 different devices, including smartphones and tablets. the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. now add a tablet for only $10 monthly access.

take a look at this video. as many as 100 blue whales, the world's largest animal are gathering off the coast of california. there is an increase in their favorite food, the tiny shrimp krill. they are showing up in droves. they can measure up to 100 feet and weigh up to 150 tons. there are about 10,000 of them living today worldwide. many people think of their local shelter when they are on

the hunt for a dog or cat. did you know that your local shelter can be a good place to find exotic pets. >> i love when annie does this. you have a shelter and not traditional pets looking for forever homes. annie? >> thank you, tony and allison. we are talking about far rest. we have a cat billy. good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you for bringing in phoebe and bonita. you mentioned this before we went on, ferret means feet in latin. >> they can be little thieves when you let them run around because they gather things. they are comical, entertaining and playful. >> i feel like she is uncomfortable but this is normal. >> they are wiggly. >> look at her little face.

she is so cute. >> they are part of the weisz sell family. >> yes but they are domesticated. >> it's different than caring for a cat or dog. >> you need to keep them in a multilevel cage when you are not there. when you are there, you can have them out for exercise and entertainment but they are kept in a cage during the el is bett they can get more exercise. you give them traditional ferret food. they need an occasional bath, probably once a month. they are very fun, very loving animals. >> they are like kittens and puppies. >> they are. they are always moving and squirming. it's better to have more than one to keep each other entertained. >> ferrets do better in the sense that they are nocturnal. better at dawn and dusk and sleep about 18 hours a day, like a cat would. >> they are adorable. >> you brought in a sample of

what the home should look like, the tubing and some balls and toys. >> they love to play. >> it's available at the pet store. >> correct. >> available at the arlington shelter, cute as can be. you brought in billy. let's talk about billy real quick. >> a 5-year-old male. he is vision impaired. but he doesn't know that. his world is a fuzzy world. he sees very well as far as shadows and figures. he loves to play. if you watch him play with string toys you would never know he had a vision problem. he has been checked by the vet. he is healthy. he will lead a healthy, normal life. >> being visioned impaired, what are you tips for people. >> billy gets around he is simply. you want to make sure that you don't move the furniture around or where his litter box is. he gets comfortable with his surroundings. he can jump on the furniture.

he knows heights. he is amazing. people watched him and didn't know he had a vision problem. >> how old is billy? >> about five. >> he is young. >> very young. he did live with another cat at one point and a dog but in a new household it would have to be an animal that is calm and easy going and wouldn't be chasing him or wanting to jump on him to play. if you had another cat, a mellow calm cat so he wouldn't feel intimidated. >> he is so precious. also available at the shelter now. and coming up you have the big summer fair saturday from 12:00 to 3:00 at the shelter. what is that about. >> we have the animals. you can come and visit the animals but it's a fair to get to know more about the shelter. >> you have food, entertainment. a fun day. check out the animals. >> they love to bureau

themselves under things. they are going through the tubing. they love to play. >> you can watch them for hours. great for kids. back to you, tony and allison. >> that cat is beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> really is. >> thanks. a day of pruning and planting turns out to be a great opportunity for hundreds of landscape professionals to honor fallen soldiers. >> they are donating materials, equipment, hundreds of hours of manpower and leaving allegra see for children. holly morris joins us from arlington. >> reporter: good morning. they call it renewal and remembrance. it's the 16th year that planet has done this. many of the professionals that come out that donate of their time bring their children. they make this an opportunity for them to give back as well. roger phelps is on the boards of planet. he is also a u.s. navy veteran. thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> thank you for what is going on here. i know each day it's important to you to be a part of the kid element of this day.

talk to me about that. >> it's so important that our children learn what it means to serve. there is all kinds of different service. military service but what this represents today is a different kind of service. this is the service that their parents did with the landscape industry, installing plants, creating the types of environments that give back to the planet but to the psychology of the people that come here and how important the beautiful bed is to somebody who is visiting one of the people inturd here. >> the kids love playing in the dirt. i am seeing a few of the kids stopping and looking at the tombstones and asking their parents and learning more about the specialness of this place. >> absolutely. that is so important, like you said. i heard one young lady say, dad, are all these stones people? it gave him the opportunity to explain what this place means not only to the people that couple here but to our country.

>> absolutely. i think it's a special day for the staff here at arlington national. this place is sacred to them. they take care of it 365 days a year. today they are getting special help. good morning, ma'am. >> good morning. >> you have a lot of helpers today. >> they are doing a wonderful job. they are planting milk weed and milk weed, what does it attract, guys? >> caterpillars. >> monarchs. >> so you gave a speech about what they are planting. why did you choose this particular bed and milk weed to attract the caterpillars but what was the thought process you put into this. >> this bed started last year. in fact a group of children from planet organization planted the native grasses back here and maybe a few kids that planted those. we are agent to this each year. we are keeping it all native

plants. native plants attract more of the native birds, wildlife so it all fits together. they are attracted more to the native plants as opposed to the asian invasive plants. in this case, the monarch caterpillar is attracted to this. it's the only plant that they will eat. it's important that we plant this and create a habitat for them. >> you are the complete package with the shirt and everything. >> there is the monarch. >> i have to get one of those. >> i have to talk to this young lady. >> tell me your name. >> are you going to do something special? >> yes. >> i will be laying the wreath on the tomorrow of the unknowns. >> really? how did you get that. >> i entered an essay contest and i won the essay contest by telling them how arlington national cemetery was important

to me and why i should be chosen to lay the wreath. >> why is it important to you? >> it's important that everybody that is buried here, they fought and died for their lives and they should be remembered. >> and, so, why should you be the one that gets to lay the wreath. >> i have a lot of relatives that were in the military. i have -- they were working on planes to help and they were fighting in the world -- in the wars and some were colonels. >> that will be a special moment. are you nervous. >> yeah. >> i think you will do great. you are doing great now. tell me your name. >> michael. >> what are you doing here? >> planting a milk weed. >> what do you think about this? >> fun. >> fun? >> do you know this is a special place? >> yes. >> why is it a special place. >> because it's the national

cemetery. >> so you guys are helping make it more beautiful for people that come and visit their loved ones. can you tell me your name. >> jack. >> what are you thinking right now? >> i'm not sure. >> you are just taking it all in? pretty fun to get to play in the dirt, right? >> yeah. >> and contribute to a special place. anybody else think this is cool? >> yeah. >> what is the favorite thing that you are doing? >> i sort of like nature so i like being outside and planting. >> so, i think the word is getting out. they like being out, in nature, giving back and i think they will have you work all week. is that okay. >> they are like what, no, we signed up for today. today is what they will take. they are appreciative of it. thank you. myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link if you want to find out more about the professional lawn care network helping provide the special day

at arlington national cemetery. >> holly, thank you so much. tucker has another check of the forecast coming up. >> and we will answer the trivia question. [ crows cawing ] [ male announcer ] strange things happen in the black forest. [ metallic bell toll ] [ car speeding down the road, lightning strikes ] where things aren't always what they seem. [ wolves howling ] because thrills hide in the shadows just waiting at every turn. [ coaster whoosh ] brave the black forest on verbolten. the all-new multi-launch coaster. only at busch gardens.

time for our facebook fan of the day. we say hello to holly. she is new to fox 5 news thanks to her new son. she has been a faithful viewer the past eight months. what are you doing here? are you a singer? i would like to know. >> it looks like there is a band behind her. >> all right. >> she looks talented. >> let's say she is. log on to our facebook page and leave a comment under holly's picture. >> time for the answer to the trivia question. in 1937 sewing machine heiress

put her will in a bottle and tossed it into the river in london. when did it wash up? 12 years later in 1949. the bottle was found on a beach in san francisco under the terms of the will, the lucky beach comber who found it inherited half of daze see's $12 million estate. >> how about that? >> did that happen? this is what i read here? >> i found this on the beach. >> you do wonder legally if that stands but apparently it was a fairly big deal. she said i will throw my will out there and whoever finds it gets half -- i'm sour some of her family was like really? >> how did it ends up in san francisco. that is unusual current. >> lon do to -- that is a little odd. >> we won't ask questions. 85 in washington today. cooler week. forecast highs in the 80s all week long. enjoy. >>