>> then tracking president obama's ancestry. why a web site believes he's related to one of the first african slaves in america. sarah simmons is back to explain. >> and pregnancy and your skin. expecting moms pay close attention to the food they put in their mouths, but what about the products being absorbed by your skin? a local dermatologist is here to talk about what to look out for. >> later, a local man ditches his nine to five job and it paid off. he's instudio to talk about his inspiring journey and he'll perform. before we get to the weather, we are still monitoring breaking news from the beltway. a tractor-trailer overturned on 495 shortly after 8:00 this morning. this happened on the inner loop approaching the springfield interchange.

joining us on the phone with more -- >> there are two right lanes letting traffic get through. it turned out to be a four- vehicle crash. there's one serious injury. no one else was injured in it. the cleanup will continue for a while, because the trailer erupted and we're still in the cleanup process now. >> is the injury to the truck, the tractor-trailer truck driver or someone in the other vehicle? >> the other vehicle. the original vehicle that was changing lanes and struck one of the other cars that caused the crash, that gentleman has been transported to the fairfax hospital with serious injuries. >> can you tell us what you expect now as far as a time line? i know this just happened within the past hour. but for folks trying to move around there, what are you

asking people to do? >> as usual, be patient. wrecker is on scene. it will take a while to upright the tractor-trailer. got to be unloaded, since the trailers weren't open. they're looking at probably at least another hour for those lane closures to continue. >> again, just to make it clear to our viewers, what part of 95 this is on, explain to us the location. we're seeing the picture, but kind of orient it for us. >> the westbound lanes of interstate 495, west of that is 173 for van dorn. >> that's heading into -- if you were coming out of maryland, into virginia? >> yes. >> okay. all right. corrine geller reporting one person has been injured and the scene will be like this for some time before you're able to open up more lanes. thank you very much, ma'am, we appreciate it. >> thank you.

>> we'll have more on that as becomes necessary later in the hour. while you were sleeping, there was another earthquake. it gently rocked the area. the magnitude 2.4 earthquake hit just before 12:45 this morning. it was centered down to our south near mineral, virginia. you may remember that area sustained heavy damage in last year's magnitude 5.8 earthquake. let's head downstairs and get the latest on the weather with tucker barnes. >> it's warm, certainly humid outside. later this afternoon we'll see a few popup showers and storms develop. temperatures only in the mid- 80s. cooler than what we've gotten used to for the past month here, month of july. you can see the live look at the cloud cover. kind of partly sunny start here in the immediate washington area. bigger cloud cover with a few showers on the lower eastern shore. had thunderstorm activity overnight, too. i would expect we'll see showers and storms kind of redevelop this afternoon, just

like yesterday. bring along an umbrella and be ready for that possibility. good news, the cloud cover will hold down temperatures a little bit. temperature right now at reagan national, 77 degrees. but our afternoon highs will only reach the mid-80s. cooler than where we've been. 82% humidity. winds out of the east at 9 miles per hour. partial sunshine. scattered afternoon showers and storms return. highs in the mid-80s. 86 here in washington. i'll have more details on the forecast. 90 on the five-day. that's coming up. tony, back to you. thank you very much. new this morning, a string of shootings across d.c. overnight. this morning police are trying figure out what happened and whether there's a connection between these shootings. >> it started before midnight and ended with a deadly shooting. sherri ly has details this morning. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple of minutes ago police cleared this crime scene

in northeast. we had officers out here combing through the grass, looking for any evidence that may have been missed last night. this was the third shooting in d.c. overnight. this one, the only one, that was deadly. police are keeping the area blocked off, or had kept the area blocked off all night at brook street and northeast as they tried to piece together what happened. investigators went over the area inch by inch, taking measurements and searching for clues. a neighbor says the man was shot and killed in the driveway. police say he had been shot in the back. this happened around 11:45 last night. within 30 minutes of two other shootings that wounded three people. the first one of those on alabama avenue at 11:15 last night. the second shooting about 15 minutes later on naylor road in southeast. three people in all wounded. they are expected to survive. investigators say they have no information that links these three shootings and no word on

the suspects in any of those shootings, whether police have made any arrests. a neighbor tells us that she heard at least five shots last night, that police got here very, very quickly and were able to respond. but apparently by the time the police got here, this gunman was already gone. that's the latest in northeast. back to you. >> sherri, thank you very much. just over the d.c. line detectives in prince george's county are looking into a shooting that happened around midnight. they found a man injured in capitol heights. he had been shot on jansen avenue. teenagers had been drinking beer with the 54-year-old and now are charged as adults.

police found the victim beaten by a shovel and left by the side of newton street. police say the 15-year-old and 17-year-old admitted to the crime. in news making national headlines, this morning in chicago the jury is set and opening statements are scheduled in the murder trial of former policeman drew peterson. he's charged with killing his third wife, kathleen salvo. his lawyers say he's calm and confident. prosecutors think a costly divorce settlement may have prompted him to kill his third wife. the man accused in the colorado movie massacre is now formally charged with murder. james holmes sat silently without reacting as the charges were read. he faces 142 counts, including 24 counts of first degree murder, and 116 counts of attempted murder. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 58 others

during the midnight premier of "the dark knight rises." prosecutors could file additional charges. it is still unclear if they're going to seek the death penalty. more than a thousand fans are showing their support for penn state football. they joined a pep band to greet players gathering for offseason workouts this morning. the early morning rally comes as former starting quarterback ron bolden and backup safety tim buckley leave the team in the wake of the sanctions following the sandusky child sex abuse scandal. and star runningback silas red may be next. another big story today. a bill that would ban late term abortions in the district is up for a vote in the house. the bill is sponsored by republican arizona representative trent franks. it would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. supporters say that's when a

fetus can begin to feel pain. opponents, including congresswoman eleanor holmes norton say the bill is part of a campaign to overturn roe v. wade. >> we afford more protection to farm animals to keep them from having to go through unnecessary pain. >> they're trying to eliminate reproductive choice. don't come at us to make your ideological points. we are not your pawns. >> groups on both sides of the debate will be scoring the bill, or tracking lawmakers' votes. tony? allison, in the race for the white house, mitt romney is wrapping up his trip abroad today with a speech in the polish capital. he didn't directly criticize possible, but praised poland's economy. before leaving israel yesterday, he said israel's

culture allowed its economy to surpass the palestinians. that sparked calls of racism and a misunderstanding of israel's occupation of palestine. president barack obama will appear at loudoun county high school today. he arrived back at the white house last night after a fundraiser at the nomad hotel in new york. it raked in about $2.5 million for the campaign. the president told donors romney's camp is spending "like nobody's business." and democrats have to raise more to fight back. today's visit is part of a battle state tour. he'll also visit orlando florida, and akron ohio. genologists say they've made an interesting discovery. >> ancestry.com says it can claim president obama may be related to the first black african enslaved for life in america. sarah simmons has more to share this interesting story. >> it is. this is a new study from

ancestry.com, which says there is evidence the president could be a de descendant of an african slave. it's been reported in the past his ancestors weren't slaves. the president's black father was from kenya, his white mother from kansas. the web site says a team of researchers found the president's mother's mixed race family line marries to trace back to one of the first documented african slaves in the u.s. the company says the president could be the 11th great grandson of a slave in virginia. the company says two years of efforts have not established a definitive link because of gaps in family history. the white house has failed to report. interesting in and of itself. >> thank you. coming up, pepco's first report following that deadly derecho storm that left

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pepco is out with a self- assessment following the storm that knocked out power to hundreds of thousands. it says they were ready, but the storm was supposed to weaken. who said that? the report also says pepco crews first took care of life- threatening situations like live downed wires. when it was all over, they had replaced almost 250 power poles, 215 transformers and 373,000 feet of wires and cables over the entire area.

beach goers on alert at cape cod after a possible shark attack. a man suffered from bites on his legs while swimming at boston beach. officials say they have been confirmed what caused the wounds -- haven't confirmed what caused the wounds, but according to witnesses a shark fin emerged from the water shortly after he was attacked. beaches have closed several times this summer because of shark sightings. most pregnant women know what they put or don't put in their bodies is more important to the well-being of their baby. many might not know what they are putting on their skin is as important. joining us is board certified dermatologist, dr. lisa ginn, and my personal dermatologist. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we're talking how skin

changes and how we can stay looking good on the outside as we feel good on the inside. >> exactly. we are waiting to start families often now in our 30s and 40s. it's not just an issue of feeling and looking good, but quality of life. >> it will end. it's a wonderful experience, but it will end. >> it's stressful on the body and skin. they need guides to follow. that should happen with your dermatologist. >> what are some of the conditions? we know about the acne some women get and the changes pregnancy mask. what are some of those things. >> i would say acne is the most common. i treat women all the time in their 30s, 40s, 50s even with acne. melasma called the pregnancy mask. one of the most stubborn conditions. there are treatment options.

i treat it all the time. >> one of my pregnant friends wants to know if acne can pop up in the middle of pregnancy? >> absolutely. it's the first step of unconditional love for your baby. >> that is so funny. let's talk about how do we fight this? are there ways? because we're so cautious about bug, eating the wrong fish and doing other things. the mercury and all this kind of thing. can things be harmful, some of the products we use? >> they can. one of the biggest take home messages is realizing because you buy something in a drugstore doesn't mean it's safe during pregnancy. fda has a system we use. runs a through x. a is very safe. and x has to be avoided. i tend to stay in the a to b range. i'm conservative, but i want to get high impact results, but safe. what i've done is i have products here that range from what you can get in the

drugstore to a speciality skin care store, to which you really want to get from a doctor's office and have guidance as far as how use. the good thing is that the building blocks for good skin care regiment in generally don't change. >> are there ingredients to look out for? >> there are. probably the biggest things are the products that contain common ingredients that are actually category c for pregnancy, meaning we don't know if there's harm. so i recommend only using those under the guidance of a dermatologist and in limited amounts. those include products that contain benz online benz

online peroxide, retinol, retin- a, tazarac, accutane. . the next step is exfoliation. glycolic comes from sugar cane. safe to use. this one here you can get from blue mercury is great. under the supervision of a doctor, safe to use. >> we have to end it there. all these products, can we go to the web site? >> absolutely. >> okay. >> most of them, my office is extremely familiar with. we have patients who do it all

the time. it's an easy process. >> this is dr. lisa ginn, board certified dermatologist and my personal dermatologist. i didn't know you were coming in. good advice. we'll be right back.  over the next four months, you have a choice to make.

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the d.c. commute should be easier for thousands of drivers who take the 11th street bridge. a new onramp that links 295 to the bridge is now open. where the entire project, when it's finished, commute time should be cut as much as 10 minutes. then comes development. officials say one day the river front will be bustling with new businesses, homes, and entertainment. a western maryland boy with a genetic disease will be reunited with his stolen tricycle today. >> ethan paul is seven years old and suffers from a syndrome that means he has little muscle tone and gains weight easily.

the $8,000 tricycle was designed to help him. he was stolen from his home last month. someone saw the story beth parker did about it, and recognized it from a craigslist ad from a shop in suburban baltimore. >> i did know the person that brought it to me. i was shocked it turned up to the stolen. as i told the police officer, i was very happy the boy was going to get his bicycle back. >> remarkable story of how somebody saw it, and it was returned to him. >> police will return it to ethan later this afternoon. >> happy ending there. >> good. still ahead, another update on an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer. >> first, dave ross is watching the action at redskins park. hey, dave. >> reporter: hey, tony. day five of training camp. sadly, we have a lot of injuries to discuss. when you have a ferrari in the driveway, you want to protect it. we'll talk about the big truck

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welcome back. we want to update you on that breaking news coming from the beltway. police say at least one person was seriously injured in this accident at 495 approaching the springfield mixing bowl. you can see there it's a different angle than we've been giving you. more like a street level angle of this accident. the overturned tractor-trailer. we're told four cars were involved in this one. moving to another story now, tornadoes, they usually happen on the great plains. but check this one out. it's in the rocky mountains. this was recorded just west of denver over the weekend. and at about 12,000 feet, the national weather service says it may be the second highest tornado on record.

this proves mountains don't always stop tornadoes. that is a fascinating photo. >> amazing. the same part of the world where we had the wildfires not too long ago. >> i'm telling you -- >> something going on? >> unusual. typically mountains will break up the winds. >> looks like it's making its way on through. >> very unusual. >> good photograph. taken from the sky. >> i don't like unusual weather, may i say it? you can't control it. you can forecast it, predict it, but you can't control it. >> a lot of unusual weather we're having, not just here, but world wide. >> we're going to talk about that later. working on a segment to talk about what's going on? >> i think we should. >> in the meantime -- >> you saw the live shot that we have clouds out there. kind of a mix of clouds and sunshine. cloud cover will hold temperatures back a little bit today. highs in the mid-80s. lots of humidity. still summertime. >> little less hot.

>> right. showers and storms return later today. bring an umbrella. 79 now in washington. 77 this morning in leonardtown. 74 in martinsburg. 73 winchester. temperatures overnight falling back in the upper 60s and low 70s. temperatures will jump another 10 degrees or so. maybe mid-80s. 86 for an afternoon high in washington. farther north and west, low 80s in some spots. not going to be a bad day temperature-wise. fairly quiet, though we have cloud cover across the region at the moment. still a few left oversprinkles and showers across the beaches and cloud cover down there is thicker. earlier in the morning had good thunderstorms through ocean city, bethany beach and rehoboth. otherwise, today like yesterday. mix of clouds and sunshine. don't have a lot in the way of surface neithers to talk about. winds out of the south and

east. plenty of humidity out there. rather unstable atmosphere as we continue to be under this big upper level trough. could see a shower or thunderstorm fire up later this afternoon. this feature here, that's a cold front. that will get in here tomorrow. could spark off a few more showers and storms. behind this front, not a lot in the way of cooler weather. but the forecast looks drier. less humidity as we get into the end of the week. real heat, bubble heat out to the west. high pressure, numbers extraordinary. lots of records again today. little rock forecast 102. i think tulsa was 109. little rock 110 later today, excuse me. lot of heat to the west. mid-80s tomorrow here. partly sunny skies. showers and storms developing. 86. wind out of the south and east at 5 to 10. partly cloudy, with an early

shower or storm possible tonight. 72 overnight low. here's your forecast the next couple of days, highs tomorrow, upper 80s with a chance of additional scattered showers and storms, as that front moves through. thursday and friday, highs near 90. but the humidity won't be terrible. i don't think it will feel that awful. could be more scattered showers and thunderstorms. back to you at the desk. the redskins hit the field again today for their fifth day of training camp. >> dave ross is there as you know. he joins us live from redskins park with the latest. don't tell me already injuries. >> reporter: yeah, tony. i late to say it. that's the one thing you can't predict with any team. so far, the redskins getting hard, especially on the offensive line. not good news for robert griffin the 3. jammal brown

will have the mri today on his hip. slated to be the starting right tackle. who knows when he'll be back. kory lichtensteiger penciled in as starting left guard. he had his knee scoped yesterday. good news, the mcl and acl are fine according to the scan. he won't play in any of the preseason games. hoping he'll be ready for week one at new orleans. the backup linebacker who just signed in april was released today, because he tore up his knee saturday in practice. been replaced by jonathan black. we'll see if he provides the depth he need. now that franchise is robert griffin iii. we have to get the guys upfront to protect this guy. robert griffin iii, to his own admission, says he's not practiced very well so far in the first four days of camp. says he'll get better today, via twitter this morning. he said he didn't perform well last thursday, but he has

gotten better in his timing and accuracy in practice since. the coaching staff has had griffin concentrating on short and mid-range passes, not so much with the deep stuff. yesterday griffin spoke for the first time since camp began and was brutally honest in his own assessment. >> day one of training camp, you know, everyone is amped up, lot of jitters. we did some things good, but some bad. we hit everything that was closely contested. and we missed everything that was wide open. so i think we've made strides since then, since day one. i'm proud of the offense. but by no means are we satisfied. we definitely have gotten better since day one. >> i've been impressed the way he handles himself on and off the football. he's an overchiefer with a lot of talent. when you have a guy like that, you have a chance to get better and your team has a chance to get better. >> reporter: now, on the other

side of the ball, one of the players ago after for start of chance, jenkins. he was cleared to return in april. missed the entire season after there, there's the injury again, baltimore. what are your goals second year, jenkins, for this year? >> personally, i expect to add more depth to the defensive line. giving those guys more breathing room. add more meat to the line. i feel we can have a better season this year. personal goals, try to be the number one defense. can't have personal goals being a 3-4 end. because basically you're holding up guys for the linebacker to make plays. i want to be the best on this defense. >> reporter: he was unblockble until he got hurt last year. hope he's back to 100% this

year. back to the offensive line, lot of reps at left guard while kory lichtensteiger is out. columbus playing right tackle until we figure out what's wrong with brown. not the way the redskins wanted to get off on the good foot after four days of practice. two major homes on the offensive line. i talked to bruce alan yesterday and he alluded they might be talking to other teams. we'll see if there's a trade in the works. a very interesting first week here at training camp. they're in the bubble in about an hour. 3:00, open practice. come out, the people are welcome to see rg3 and the rest of the boys in burgandy. >> that bubble is impressive. just the structure alone is cool. >> reporter: tony, you'll love the bubble. you have to come out. it takes me back to joe gibbs, who famously said, never, no bubble, won't do a bubble. they got a bubble now, and they're going to use the bubble.

that's why they're doing it every day. >> good stuff. dave ross, also dave on espn 980 again today at 10:00. thank you, sir. >> reporter: yes, sir. and you have to be a guest soon, tony. >> i want to be. i will be. i'm willing. >> reporter: all right, good. >> it's a motto, never no bubbles. coming up, michael jackson's estate makes changes after a family scuffle in the parking lot goes public. >> and don't spend it all in one place. you won't believe the low fee paul mccartney got to play in the olympics. we'll tell you about it next in the buzz bin.

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more jackson family drama. michael jackson's estate has blocked some relatives' access to the home shared by his mother and children. it's in response to the scuffle at that took place in the driveway last week that you

might have seen online. there are reports also online that jackson's siblings, randy, janet and jermaine are on the list. it does say an approved guest list was requested by t.j. jackson, who was appointed temporary guardian of the kids last week. still a mess. it may have been his biggest show of the year, but sir paul mccartney was paid $1.57 to perform at the olympics opening ceremony. >> thousands of other performers were paid, but the headliners agreed to work for nothing, or next to nothing. that's cool. >> how cool is that? >> a buck 57. and they have to write a check for that. wonder if he'll split it with the band. >> cute. >> twenty-cent for you. >> wonder how the band feels

about it. >> i'm sure they're fine. savvy shoppers listen up, a new popup shop is in town. holly morris is showing us edited for goodwill. that's next. >> he gave up his career to live his dream. after the break, we'll learn more about the path he took. it's unusual. it's 9:43. this foback to scho introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add a smartphone like the samsung galaxy siii, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99.

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popup shops, have you ever heard of it? >> uh-huh. >> they give retailers a space to sell their products without committing to high overhead costs. >> goodwill is one of the latest companies to join this trend. holly morris tells us how we can cash in. what do they have with men's

fashions? >> reporter: this shop is popping up for three days only. a chance for you to shop till you drop. it's called edited for goodwill and it's at pepco's edison place gallery. if you're saying, i didn't know pepco had a gallery, you need to know. they do wonderful things here. debbie jarvis is the vp of cooperate leadership and social responsibility. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: what a wonderful space. >> it's great. >> reporter: tell us more about what goes on here. >> it's a gallery. it's a 4,000 square foot gallery and we share it with our nonprofit arts organizations. we have exhibits going on throughout the year. you know, it's open to the public tuesday through friday, from 12:00 to 4:00. what we also do, we open it up, the space, to our nonprofit partners, like goodwill, a

partner of ours, to do creative things. what we have here is the popup shop. it's for three days. we're just happy we're able to share this space. >> reporter: looks like a cute boutique. debbie said she would talk to me if i did it for a short time, so she could go shop. >> oh, i wanted to talk more about it. >> reporter: i'm going to let her do that. i have someone else to talk to. debbi, thank you so much. >> absolutely. >> reporter: brendan is the chief operating officer for goodwill. this helps show you what this space can exhibit. tell me about this part. >> when it's not serving as a retail space is an art gallery. what you see here is a collection of art that was created by one of our trainers at goodwill. all of the people that you see in the artwork are goodwill success stories. all have graduated from our programs or served in some capacity and are successful members of the workforce. >> reporter: people that come shop the next three days help

support your mission. that's the point of this. >> that's right. every dime we make will go into our job training programs to help them get back on their feet. >> reporter: i love the portraits and they're wonderful, i have another wonderful face to introduce you to. thank you very much. this is charles sheets. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> reporter: charles is a wonderful story, a success story that's been through the program of goodwill. tell me about how goodwill has helped you. >> goodwill, in 1992 i was hit by a car, and at that time i was no longer -- i was a roofer before that. i was no longer able to get up on the roof. i was recommended to go to work goodwill for training programs. goodwill has given me an opportunity to work again. i thought i was never going to be able to work again. goodwill give me this

opportunity. seeing how much people with disadvantages and disabilities, goodwill -- and i'm honored to be a part of goodwill today. >> reporter: i'm honored to meet you today. a little bird told me they had never met anyone as grateful to be alive as you. >> well, i always like to say, goodwill give me my life back. i was at a point where i thought i was never going to work again. and you know, to get up ever day, i mean, my day starts at, my clock time starts at 8:00. i'm usually there at 7:15, because i like to be early and on time. i've got a responsibility. i like to show goodwill, i'm there to help another person. i'm so grateful to be part of what they're doing. >> reporter: i'm grateful to have met you today. >> thank you. >> reporter: thank you very much. we've been talking about this popup shop and a chance for you

to find these amazing bargains, but that's the real reason you need to come out. it's only open for the next three days. here's what you need to know. it's here at pepco's edison place gallery. doors open tomorrow noon, noon on wednesday, thursday and friday. runs until 7:00. myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link to goodwill so you can find out more about the wonderful work that they are doing, and so that you know, they also are accepting donations at this location. if you have something in your closet or in your house you want to give, now is the time to bring that out as well. back to you in the studio. >> cool stuff. thank you. a lot of people day dream about it, but not many walk away from a career to pursue a dream. our next guest left the investment business to take a shot at music. after a few bumps in the road, he's found his path. dunson is here to talk about

his new album out today, called investment. happy to have you here. thanks for stopping by. before we -- well, let's introduce the band first off. >> [inaudible]. >> you're from here. you grew up in maryland? >> i did. yeah, i've been watching you since i was like this tall. it's an honor. >> it's an honor for me, too. glad you've been watching. let's talk about this whole thing. i'm sure you've talked about it. how did you have the guts to do it? >> it wasn't a sudden decision. it was something i thought about. premeditated. kind of lined up my options. i didn't have obligations, so i say why not do it? it's my passion. i didn't just want to do it at

nightmy more. i took that risk and that investment is starting to pay off. >> very good. tell me about john legend's involvement. >> john heard my music with some people i'm working with called the fat boys, and he wanted to get involved and was a mentor and included me on projects. i had the opportunity to open up for him. he's a good guy. >> he's featured on this as well? cross town lovers. >> yeah. he did a great hook for that song. i hope you get to check it out. >> before you perform, tonight you're having a release party? >> that's right. >> the public can come out? >> the public can come out, and we'll have the official release show tonight at 9:00 p.m. come on out. >> very good. you can download it. what are you going to do for us? >> a song called "count on it." it's been getting a lot of love

on the internet. download it at dunsonmusic.com. >> here's dunson with "count on it." ♪ six, seven, eight, 910 ♪ ♪ [ rapping ] ♪ ♪ [ rapping ]

>> six, seven, eight, nine, 10 ♪ [ rapping ] hey, hey, i think you know what time it is, hey, hey, you think you know what time it is ♪ ♪ you can put the money down ♪ ♪ [ rapping ] ♪ four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 ♪ you can put money down on it,

and you can count on it ♪ ♪ i think you know what time it is, yeah, yeah, i think you know what time it is ♪ ♪ you put the money down on this, yeah, you can count on it ♪ over the e next four months, you have a choice to make. not just between two political parties, or even two people. it's a choice between two very different plans for our country. governor romney's plan would cut taxes

for the folks at the very top. roll back regulations on big banks. and he says that if we do, our economy will grow and everyone will benefit. but you know what? we tried that top down approach. it's what caused the mess in the first place. i believe the only way to create an economy built to last is to strengthen the middle class. asking the wealthy to pay a little more so we can pay down our debt in a balanced way. so that we can afford to invest in education, manufacturing, and home-grown american energy for good middle class jobs. sometimes politics can seem very small. but the choice you face, it couldn't be bigger. ♪ i'm barack obama and i approve this message.

all right, a look at the five-day forecast. relatively cool. humid and warm with highs in the mid-80s. could be a few showers or thunderstorms later today. do it again tomorrow. thursday and friday look great. lower 90s, but less humidity. >> that was dunson performing. that was great. >> really good. >> you have teamed up with phat boize. and they have produced with john legend. in good company n