send a thank you julie and also tied to julie banderas snack happy fourth of july. >> julie: they arethe cutest family ever. how do you find these people to do every time you do a live report you find the greatest families. they are adorable. very well spoken little girl by the way. >> they're everywhere here today and all across america want a little girl i think she is precious. thank you so on holiday addresses today from president obama and senator mccain in his weekly radio and youtube address the president urges americans to put in place throughout american and social reforms saying the united states faces many challenges including two wars, a deep recession and rising healthcare costs. president obama says now is the time to face those challenges in equity to some same spirit that inhabited independence hall 233 years ago today. that's how this generation of americans will make its mark on history. that's how we will make the most of this extraordinary moment. that's how we will write the next great chapter in the great american story. >> julie: senator mccain used part of the

jewel jie ca julie?ive. >> president obama might wanted to stretch out his pitching arm, the next few days, set to throw the first pitch at tuesday night's mlb all star game in st. louis and he will also appear at a 7-minute spot during pregame coverage promoting community service. and the video will also feature former president bill clinton, jimmy carter, and both of the bushes. >> julie: vice president biden also enjoying america's favorite pastime, the vp and his wife, in philadelphia to watch their favorite team, when an unlack victory over -- the phillies win over pittsburgh an went into the 9th inning and down by 4 and rallied for an 8-7 victory, and shaking hands outside the locker room and biden said he never gives up on his team! >> good for him, and the flight attendant is accusing delta of making a major fashion foe faux pas and the union and members seeing red, for years now this has been delta's signature atightly for female flight attendants. julie, you would look good in that. >> julie: t

. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. welcome to a brand-new hour. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. we're following a lot of developing stories and chaos in indiana after a pedestrian bridge suddenly collapses. dozens injured as they were celebrating the 4th of july. we're getting brand-new information as to what may have caused that bridge to suddenly give way. >> julie: new details coming into fox news about a shocking death. the shocking death of former n.f.l. quarterback steve mcnair. we're learning that he was shot multiple times, his body found inside a nashville, tennessee condo. a women's body was found near him. was a murder-suicide? >> gregg: and president obama leaving the white house for his next mission, to russia, italy and then ghana and focal point is the annual summit of the eight industrialized nations, otherwise known as the g-78 but the first stop will be in moscow. number one topic there is likely nuclear weapons. major garrett has more. so the white house is saying not to expect a final agreement on reducing nuclear weapons. what are the sticking points here? >

>> julie: good afternoon, i'm julie banderas. >> kelly: and i'm kelly wright. a train accident in boston. what officials have found that may have caused this crash had. >> julie: what going on with the transit system, a live interview coming up. islamic militants releasing video of a captured american soldier. i'll be talking live an army colonel about what the military options are. >> kelly: you may want to think what kinds of items you are paying for with your credit card. we'll tell you some of the things you do not want to put on your plastic. >>> a developing story we're following right here on fox. taliban releasing internet video of a kidnapped soldier. confirming to fox news that the man is 23-year-old man of idaho. we have chosen not to show the clip in its entirety but this is a still picture taken from the chilling tape. his head is shaved and wearing a gray jumpsuit. according to officials he told his captures that she scared. 28 minute long video he becomes emotional when talking about his family here at home and his girlfriend. military officials

. >> julie: happy sunday, i'm julie banderas. >> gregg: and i'm gregg jarrett. welcome to america's news headquarters. troops facing the deadliest month since the start of the war in afghanistan and as we speak, our forces are taking on the taliban. week count on our allies. >> julie: home sales climbing in for a third month in on row. what it means if you are buying or selling a home. >> gregg: mexican police busting four men in connection with the murder of the u.s. border patrol agent robert rosa shot thursday night. while intensifying a border incursion. it was the first fatal shooting in more than a decade. casey siegle skions us live from los angeles. >> reporter: this story has been developing since thursday. we have been following it closely. orderly enough the mexican government is releasing most of this information. the f.b.i. will not even confirm these arrests for us. again, a lot of this information coming from mexican authorities who tell us they arrested four people near the california-mexico border. they believe these men were involved in a human

. >> julie: welcome back. we missed you. i'm julie banderas. welcome to brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. topping the news, president obama making a new push for health care reform. current system is unsustainable and unacceptable but will his critics have the last word? >> gregg: a manhunt under way for two suspects that have apparently killed a border agent. new information on where authorities think the killers could be hiding. >> julie: and will a beer be enough to cool off the controversy? they are trying to bring the heat down between a black professor and police officer that arrested him. president's remarks increased the tension. courtney is live at harvard square in cambridge, massachusetts with the latest? >> it could heat up pretty quickly, especially if that 911 call the neighbor made about calling the police that they were breaking into the house. especially if the transcript of the arrest was released. they are supposed to be made public but lawyers on the case because it's ongoing and an investigation could prevent t

>> july 4th of july?sibly july 4th. >> about 14,500 tickets to the crown have been sold so far. most of the visits through the end of august. >>> president obama spent his july 4th hosting a party at the white house for military families. now, at that party, the president spoke about iraq's future. last week u.s. combat troops withdrew from iraqi cities as part of a security pact. the president said that move is the first step to iraq taking control of its own destiny. >>> because the courage and capability of every single american in iraq, a sovereign and united iraq is taking control of its own destiny. iraq's future now rests in the hands of its own people. as extraordinary an accomplishment as that is, we know that this transition won't be without problems. we know there will be difficult days ahead. that's why we'll remain a strong partner on behalf of the iraqi people, on behalf of their security and prosperity. >> the obamas took time to celebrate eldest daughter malia's birthday. she turned 11 on

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burton for today and july 8, 9 and 10. mr. olson for july 9. mr. inglis for today and july 13. mr. moran for today, july 8, 9 and 10. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. woolsey: i ask unanimous consent that today following legislative business and any special orders hevert entered into, the following members may be permitted to address the house for five minutes to revise and extend their remarks and include thrn extraneous materials. ms. woolsey, ms. kaptur, mr. quigley, illinois, mr. spratt, south carolina. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009 and

julie, thank you. >> julie: thank you very much. >> what kind of incentives will you have to get the free by and new-car juju of financing juju up by not a stereo system? made me beat something with more firepower. >> we did hand counts less to something fun. how about ak-47s. there are blast spin that's not sean hannity. i look like him. the story of the dealership that wants to put you and your new machine gun on the road. announcer: we can all be more energy efficient. use energy saving light bulbs and energy smart power strips and turn off electronics and appliances when not in use. learn what you can do at... >> julie: my bank about to tell you about tonight. federal regulators shut down for across the country yesterday been a number of federally insured banks that have failed this year to 57. the two biggest art in california of all places. both had more than $1 billion in deposits. another bank that was closed down in georgia had more than $100 million in deposits and the fourth in south dakota, more than $250 million. the federal deposit insurance corporation was appointed re

julie, back to you. >> julie: all right. brenda, thank you so much.lebration turk into a nightmare. a pedestrian bridge overcrowded with spectators collapsing into a lake in indiana. 50 people plunging into the water as the festivities ended, rescue crews frantically searching for adults and children alike in the dark waters. one father separated from his young daughter describing the chaotic scene. >> the best thing i could do is listen for their voices. i heard my five-year-old, i heard my nine-year-old so that guided me in the water to my five-year-old and that's when i manage today get her out of the water and safety and went back to to get any nine-year-old. >> julie: what a scary experience, fortunately that little girl and everyone else has been accounted for and that's the good news. 25 people were sent to the hospital with injuries, none of them life threatening. town officials say the bridge was overloaded carrying double the number of people it could safely report. a teenager's death after he flies over a 140 foot cliff and homecoming for a

. >> julie: one moment in history delivered by walter cronkite. first mission to the moon by the united states. we'll take a look back at the launch of apollo 11. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. a multimurder out of tennessee. discovering five bodies in lincoln county and another one in huntsville, alabama. one person has been taken into custody. after sheriff's investigators arrived on the scene. that person is being questioned as a suspect. the man in custody has confessed to the murders. we'll keep you updated on the details of breaking story as more information comes in. >> in asia where they are getting closer to identify the homicide bombers that were behind the terror attacks in jakarta. those blasts killed eight people and wounded many others. they are sifting through the evidence inside the hotel room. reena ninan has the latest. what do they know behind the attack, someone who was carrying a suitcase is seeing on videotape taking it through the lobby just before the blast. >> reporter: hi eric, police are trying to piece together who

julie? >> julie: thank you very much.mantic or some discovered inside the skyscraper where cleaning woman disappeared. a female body found stuffed inside a utility room duct, the remains have not been officially identified but please presume the body is that of eric gagne rodriguez. the 46-year-old married mother the same since showing up for her shift tuesday night. cops think she was murdered, but they don't yet have a suspect. the 26 toward building is located in downtown manhattan near ground zero and it is equipped with 24-hour security guards, and surveillance cameras. >> another shooting involving an nfl star and economist on this tonight. rookie running back curtis brinkley hits while sitting in his car at an intersection in a philadelphia suburb. the 23-year-old suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. police say the gunman ran back to a waiting car before speeding off and they don't have a motive yet. somehow brinkley managed to hit the gas and started driving before police found him parked near a gas station. br

. >> a great question, julie. look, because there are too many small businesses, having the-- drafts before it gets further. there's a lot of political posturing this that goes along with it. let's not forget you get involved with the government, you also get involved with their rules and regulations, we know what happens at the banks with tarp moneys, they gave us a piece of the business, there was executive pay compensation limits. and small businesses are not going to want to get in bed with uncle sam. you want to help small businesses now, even the tax payroll holiday and give them the tax breaks and that will help the small businesses of our country. since the 1990's, small businesses have created 60 to 80% of the next new employment. those are large numbers, and the bailout money was originally intended to keep the financial system and now they're going to shift to small businesses to save jobs. what are the drawbacks, probably to redirecting the money at this hour, sort of late in the game? >> the whole thi

it is july 4th and despite many wanting to celebrate, they cannot. we were at a fireworks stand talking to one of the sellers there and he said people are thinking twice about what they're going to be doing tonight. worried about the explosion. in fact, the seller had a .9 millimeter gun on his belt as he was talking to us at this firework stand. on the other hand, he has carrying handguns and are certainly scared. one father told us his 4-year-old son came to him last night and said, dad, don't stay up late. i'm worried that you might get hurt. that 4-year-old son then slept with that dad and mom last night because he was so scared. now, what we have seen on the streets is an absolute lockdown almost. while people are still out trying to celebrate the fourth of july, they are also seeing many, many law enforcement vehicles. in fact, we asked earlier police chief rick turner how the public was reacting to so much police action. here's what he said. >> business support has been overwhelming for us. that is something i would like to sincerely thank tho

forces called in air strikes. >>> up next -- >> fourth of july. is overwhelming. >> not the emotional celebration for some of the newest u.s. citizens. -- the emotional celebration for some of the newest u.s. citizens. how was the weather holding up for the fireworks? the forecast coming up. >>> thousands of people are celebrating independence day as american citizens for the first time. more than 100 new citizens were sworn at mount auburn. here is more on what today's ceremony means -- the ceremony was at mount vernon. >> at the home of america's first president, a special ceremony this fourth of july. the 102 people became u.s. citizens. this woman from morocco who has lived in the state's 20 years. >> is home. morocco is home, but this is my home, too. >> the group of new americans comes from 43 countries. each recited the oath of allegiance. >> when they handed me that piece of paper, this is the main thing that defines me right now. >> this is one of 50 ceremonies just like taking place across the country. in total, 6000 people will become.s

. >>> happy fourth of july. you're watching hln. i'm natasha curry. >>> alaska governor sarah palin will soon be out of a job. the former vice presidential candidate says she is leaving her post on july 26th with more than a year left to go in her term of office. although some republicans say it may eventually turn out to be a smart decision, others say it was the wrong move, especially if she has future political ambitions. palin didn't spell out her exact reasons for quitting when she made the announcement yesterday, but she did say she was never the type to follow trends. >> though it may be tempting and more comfortable to kind of keep your head down and plod along and apiece those who are demanding, hey, just sit down and shut up, but that's a worthless easy path out. that's the quitter's way out. and i think a problem in our country today is apathy. it would be apathetic to kind of hunker down and go with the flow. >>> cnn's deputy political director has more on what palin's announcement could mean for the political landscape.

july 7, 5:47. official sunrise time. but it is well on its way up and it is a beautiful morning out this. the humidity is low. that one of the saving graces. there is not an immense amount of moisture in the atmosphere. so we will be 87 the forecast high for today, it won't be feeling like july. right now the current radar and satellite imagery a nice clear swath over the area, high pressure built in over the mid-atlantic and the state. all the showers are to the south. a little activity to the north associated with a weak front which will pass through by this evening and during this evening. it looks like meantime today just about a 10% chance for an isolated thunderstorm north of baltimore maybe this evening. meantime, partly cloudy. 84 to 88 the forecast high. 58 in the outlying northern and western suburbs. 66 downtown with partly cloudy skies and for tomorrow cooler. that will be remaining cool after tomorrow through the end of the week. 78 to 83 tomorrow. specific high of 80 at the airport. then by thursday only up

july 4th have a voice and, in fact, made an error on the say so i wasn't born on the fourth of july the way the film was, but interestingly enough a lot of people were either born or died on july 4th that really mattered. now most of view as american history, civics and government teachers will probably know that, of course, thomas jefferson and john adams both died within hours of each other on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. the other interesting fact about that i think is such you could ask how long was jefferson and adams an american citizen -- there were no american citizens on july 3rd, 1776, so mr. jefferson and mr. adams for both citizens for precisely to the day 50 years to the day. well, another one is we talk about top five founders in this case which was my interest because i am specifically attractive as an historian without the camera to that 1770, 1780, 79 this time because that is on the paradigm shift it, that is when the world changed. the other one that changed and died on july 4th was james monroe. he not only died on july 4th,

july 24th. two monthsago,he rumor was out there, it was rit after they cut their dividds, it has been the. think it is interesting, i just don't think it is happeng this weekend. >> move on, then. time to get lled out. updateou on losing trades. winnerare great, but it is the less successfulones that can teach you to be a better trader. pain, no gain. dan's nsalling for a palming violation. just because you are spendg less to make more, doesn't mean you will always come out ahead. das palm spread. >> iant to buy the july 11 eight-put spread in palm. >> they are king a bearish bet the stock will go lor and buying a put against it. byling that strike put, you reduce the cost of the trade, and limiting betweenhe put that you bought and the one at you sold. in the case of dan tde, he thought palm was overhyped. and that the stock had gone too fa too fast. but aimple bearish bet wasn't his strategy. >> i wouldn't short this sto with your money. >> he bought the jy 11th put spread, selecting 30 cents

the dundalk 4th of july parade began back in 1934. let's check in with meteorologist bernadette woods. >> right now in the city, we've got about three 1/2 hours, three to three 1/2 hours or so. i think the rain is going to hold off for us. farther west in cumberland, out in oakland, may get in there by the time of the fireworks. >> going to be close. temperature-wise, fantastic. 82 did he grows, the humidity is incredibly low with dew points in the mid-50s. we will have your forecast when we come back. . >>> i'm not complaining. it was a nice day. but it wasn't one of those hot, hot summer days that made you want to jump in the ocean. >> this is where we differ. i think it can be better night. like it about five degrees night. think you like florida a little bit more than i do, too. humidity was a little low. >> deserty feeling. >> 84 was our high. close to the average. the real difference, the humidity was coin credibly low. the dew point down in the 50s with a breeze out of the northwest. made it feel pretty comfortable outside if y

back with me are julie, leslie, jack, and ben.. got to tell you, guys, everyone wants to fix health care, but nobody focuses yet on how to make it more efficient, how, for instance, to eliminate $700 billion a year in unnecessary medical procedures, cited "the new york times" today, how to limit ridiculous jury awards for malpractice so daughter and soc make dozens of unnecessary steps. the main focus, how badly to soak the rich to pay for it. leslie, isn't there something wrong with this picture? >> you're going to freak out, but as a liberal democrat, there is something wrong with this picture. in addition to being married to a physician, i own a medical center, so i'm on both sides of this. and health reform is necessary, not only for the health, literally, of this country, but financially for the health of this country. the problem with this plan, is that it does not address some of the problems, the litigious of our society, the lack of prevention in our society -- >> the problem with this is the produce the quote/unquote save

this is the coolest july 4th in five years. last time was 2004.es. the rain held o perfect conditions. temperatures now cooling off. and we're at 76 in washington, 74 in baltimore, overnight lows. we get the clouds so it will be mid-60s for overnight lows in washington. again just cloud cover tonight and then we're going to get into the possibility of showers tomorrow. cls the cloud cover. we're moving into dry air so it's not having much luck getting to the ground but tomorrow this area of low pressure that is well out to the west, bringing thunderstorms at this hour to tennessee and kentucky. all of this mess will push to the east. the good news is it will stay south of us. this area of low pressure will push south. most of the activity should stay away from the washington area. another look at t there goes that area of low pressure. as it drags itse to the south across the care lines line as we'll be on the northern edge. scattered showers south of the city. you got a better chance of seeing showers. here iwashington a lot of clouds with scatte

julie. >> julie: casey stegall in los angeles. thank you so much, casey. two outer space now where a potential crisis has been averted on board the international space station. we want to take you live now, in fact, this is inside mission control where we're told a machine apparently filters carbon dioxide broke down yesterday. the system keeps air in the station breathable. luckily, nasa reportedly patched it up today. it's said to be a temporary fix, but an important one because the station and space shuttle endeavour, on board there are 13 people, rather, a record 13 people together in orbit right now. well, we've all heard the stories of futuristic super cars able to drive for miles while burning near droplets of gas. this is no pipe dream. how some student squeezed more than 150 miles a gallon out of a car that's already on the road next. this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate b

julie. >> julie: casey stegall, thank you very much.l, talk about reaching out to space, crews from the shuttle endeavour and space station flex their robotic arms for some heavy lifting, take a look at the space station where it docks. the astronauts use the shuttle throwback arm to lift the supply platform out of their ship. they hand it off the lows to the nation's arm before anchoring it to the orbitting outpost and it holds a number of supplies the station needs. they want as many spare parts as possible that is off the space station before the shuttle stops flying at 2010. houston, we have got a problem. it's a flooded toilet on the international space station. anybody got a plunger? i don't think that's going to help and the space agency, space age technology can't seem to solve one of mankind's aggravating hardships and with a record 13 people now in space, a malfunctioning toilet, yeah, that can be a problem. ap the solution is to hang an out of service sign on the toilet. space station's equipped with a backup. until the leak

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jim, thank you for your time. >> happy fourth of july. >> happy fourth of july to you as well. the story i shared with our viewers about, seven missiles launched today over a nine-hour period. what message does that send, do you think that send? >> there is lots of speculation. some of this, people were tying it to our fourth of july, fireworks for that. two years ago, back, really three years ago back in 2006, they launched missiles on our independence day. some say it's not the fourth of july and trying to grab our attention as much as an anniversary back to 1972 when north and south korea signed a communique about trying to unify over time. but clearly, this is, at least in part, a signal to the rest of the world that despite u.n. sanctions, they're going to go forward with their missile test as they announced they would. you remember there were tests two days ago. those did not violate u.n. sanctions. those were not ballistic missiles the one shot over the last 24 hours were ballistic missiles in violation of u.n. sanctions. >> a moment ago you said it is a signal. do you t

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does not feel like july. we were outside and it is gorgeous. >> you can comfortably be outside and sit in this sunshine in july. we don't get conditions like this. often in july in washington. it feels more like late may or early june. let's go to our rooftop camera here. 78 degrees is at reagan national but here is a good look at the sun coming up. udet a few, ghhiths. cghudlo dew point is 48, and that tells us the air is very dry without much humidity. only 72 in maryland. woodbridge is now at 81 degrees. only 82 will be the afternoon high. a lot of sunshine and low humidity. right when we think it does night get any better, it does. we will see how long this weather pattern lasts. >>> back to some more local news. a suspect is in custody following a deadly hit and run overnight on the american legion bridge. police say one woman crashed into a car, killing both people. she kept going into virginia and was later caught by police after causing another accident. no one was hurt in the second crash. police arr

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that is a younger version of julie there. >> it is all a younger version of mary lou retton. >> juliels as well. >> wait a minute. tucker. >> julie a world champion of sorts, aren't you? >> what are you talking about? >> your skating skills. you could have been a contender. >> well, my knees had other ideas. >> all right. julie was just going to the winter games instead of the summer games. >> tom, thank you for sending it in. it is -- there is a great similarity there. >> and personality-wise too because mary lou has that effervescent personality. >> i can't believe you didn't pick up on that. >> it ever occurred to me. >> especially when julie's hair was short although i like it long. >> tony sees you for who yo are, not trying to comre you to anybody else. >> tony tries to forget everything about me four times an hour. >> thank you, julie. thank you, tom, for sending it in. there you go. >> sounds good. let's get to mary lou with the traffic rite now. >> i mean julie. >> no troubles out here on the roads. we've got lanes open if you are traveling southbound along # 70 out of rockvi

there is julie chen. we like julie. don had a chance to talk with her and what is coming up up on "big brother" this season or this episode. sharon gibala with traffic. very busy. first warning weather. >>> now first warning weather, complete forecast and first warning of severe weather. >> clear skies in the area, 62 hagerstown. 6. d.c. the mid-60s in ocean city. 61 easton and pax river. mid- to upper 50s in oakland and coupled. 56, westminster. 59 in bel air and columbia. 62 in rock hall. mid-60s in annapolis, kent island and in d.c. 86% humidity on tv hill. calm winds, barometer at 30705. high pressure runs our weather and we are looking at a bit of a warm-up. just a bit of a warm-up from 82 to 84 or 85 degrees as we move through the five-day, and really i think what we really need to point out is that some foul weather is going to continue to fly south of the area. okay. so we are going to be a little bit warmer by 2 degrees. a little bit more humid. saturday into sunday morning. we are going to see a wind shift tha

on saturday, july 18. we're halfway through july. it's amazing. really isn't going to feel like july. northwestly winds, pumping in dryer, less mouhammad air. it will be unseasonably cool. pretty comfortable outside. here's a look at the sky, a few scattered clouds. temperature wise, mainly in the 60's. bethesda, 64, hagerstown, 626789 mclean at 65. forecast for today and tomorrow. lot of sunshine and scaered clouds. high temperatures in the mid 80's then dropping into the low 80's. with fairly low humidity levels. changes for next week could cause showers and storms, pretty much every afternoon. pam? >> i don't know if we want changes. well, at least eight people are dead, dozens are wounded after a pair of suicide bombers targeted hotels in indonesia. the first explosion happened at the j. w. marat and the second at the rits carlton. at least eight of the wounded are americans. expected that an off shoot of al qaeda may be reresponsible. one president is warning he plans to return to his country with or without an agreement. the leader is giving

julie?>> cbs' terrell brown. thanks, terrell. also joining us from pensacola is escambia county sheriff david morgan. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> this robbery has been named as one of the motives. can you tell us if there was indeed money or valuables or anything for that matter taken from the home of byrd and melinda billings? >> upon advice of the attorney general's office at this time, julie, we're not releasing that information. the reason being, while we're still in the process of interviewing additional suspects, the information on what was removed from the house can be critical during the questioning phase to tie someone to a particular place at a particular time. >> let me ask you this. did the billings know any of those arrested or any of those you hope to arrest down the road? >> we believe that there have been some associations with the billings family, casual associations, meaning no close family friends that we've been able to develop at this time. but there may have

julie?illions of fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the premiere of the new harry potter film this week. before she left on assignment, maggie got a chance to sit down with the star himself, actor daniel radcliffe. >> we've all been wild about harry for years, harry potter, of course. and the boy wizard returns to hogwarts this week. once again, daniel radcliffe stars as the chosen one in the sixth installment of hollywood's most successful franchise. this time it's "harry potter and the half-blood prince." >> he's talking about dumbledor. what could be safer? >> dumbledore's got a bit old. >> that's rubbish. he's only -- how old is he? >> 150, give or take a few years. >> daniel radcliffe, good morning. welcome back. >> thank you very much. thank you. it's always good to come. >> i agree this movie is the most complex in the series so far. it kind of tackles a lot of everything, young love, paranoia, loss. how difficult was it for you to film? >> it was -- you know, it was great fun

tennessee titans, steve mcnair, on the fourth of july. cannot believe this. >> he led the titans to super bowl iii for. he also led the baltimore ravens to an avis -- afc championship. he retired after 2007. we will have more coming up in sports. >>> new details tonight about sarah palin's plans one day after she announced she is resigning as governor of alaska. on her facebook page, she suggests she has a national agenda, looking ahead at how to advance this country together of values of less government intervention, greater independence, strong national security, and much needed fiscal restraint. >> i was very surprised at first. but as she began to explain, i could see it was sarah palin moving to put alaska first. >> a source close to palin tells us the governor has not decided whether to run for president in 2012. john mccain issued a statement today saying that palin will continue to play an important leadership role in the republican party. >>> the search is on for a man who led the police on a high- speed chase in frederick county

thank you for being with us on this monday morning, july 6th. there is a live look at traffic at the pentagon and 395. we are off to a pretty good start on this monday. good morning. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox 5 morning news welcome back, tony perkins. >> thank you. happy to be back. >> good to see you too. the moon is so nice out this morning, isn't it? >> if you get a chance, pop out of bed, take a look at the moon and go bck to edb. teou e-r saitllra hr,itou yave a clear shot of the moon. any clouds we have are to our south at hotouhis . ur you will find lingering rain showers across southern virginia, maryland, places like that. most of the clouds down . to th south. some cloud cover off o e th east across southern maryland, the eastern shore and places like that. we have clear skies in the washington area. our temperatures at the e rport, we are in s.th 3 at reagan national. bwi marshall is at 60 degrees at this hour. it will be a fine day today. we'll see temperatures a little bit below normal. lots of sun. a

this is certainly a dry july.they did get some rain in the desert southwest, and some of the storms that hit near albuquerque, new mexico, yesterday evening put on an incredible lightning display. you get much more vivid ghtning displays because the air is so dry you get excellent visibility. look at that. incredible lightning around albuquerque, new mexico. a line of storms rolled across new mexico and arizona last evening. around here, our sky this morning has been cloudy. we have had a little bit of sunlight. this is a view from the sky watcher camera over the last couple hours. we did have a little sunshine briefly. and then it clouded right back over. the live view of our sky watcher camera is still showing a lot of cloudiness around. the city camera showing the clouds over the potomac river right now. and right now at reagan national, which is to the right of the screen, it's 76. so far this july, they only measured a little over a quarter of an inch of rain. if we don't get any more of that, this will be th

happy fourth of july to one and all. to be in the nation's capital celebrating our independence and celebrate we will with a little bit of everything. the nats trying to get a holiday win over the b serena taking on her big sis in wimbledon but we begin with the biggest superstar. the at&t classic is becoming a d.c. holiday at the same time. and why not -- staple. and why not, when you have a star hosting a tournament for members of the military that is a good package. the host with the most, tiger woods, goes tore eagle on the par 5. 602 yards and a nice hole, incredible moves. tiger at 11 under and trouble in the sand on 11. the bunker goes to another bunker and tiger not happy. he double-bogied the hole. then tiger on 16 putting uphill for another eagle and this one would not land. settles for an even par 70. remains at 10 under with a share of the lead with anthony kim. thunderstorm, he'll try to win his tournament for the very first time. he's talked about that and more with our own dave feldman. >> tiger the eagle

it is july 17th already and really feeling like it too. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> and i'm steve chenevey. definitely had the heat yesterday. i didn't realize it was that hot. >> neither did i. just brutally hot temperature yesterday. very humid in the afternoon at reagan national. it did make it up to 96 degrees. record is 104 degrees so we e nowhere near that, thank goodness. today, anotherarm one. i don't think quite as warm. we'll show you the precipitation. it is just radar that we're showing you right now. we want to show you the precipitation that is out to the west. it is tracking north of the city. i don't think washington will e any rain this morning but some of our view ares north and west of the city, you could see a shower o ro twlatwr ter on in morning hours. most of us, that will hold off until the afternoon. reis a look at the current conditions being reported at reagan national. 75degrees, relative humidity, 79%. winds oust southwest at three miles per hour. -- out of the southwest at three miles per hour. i think we'll see a

now, here is julie wright with the lest on traffic. julie? >> all right. a lot happening right now not that anybody is complaining about that. we've got light traffic volume working your way bound on 95 and # 95 out of laurel headed down towards the capital beltway -- on 95 and 295. top stretch of the beltway is in good shape headed into silver spring. light traffic volume south on 29. coming northbound on i.d-95, this a live shot approaching 7100 headed up towards the beltway. -- coming northbound on i-95. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the closing bell on wall street is the day ended up slightly. dow gained 14 points. the nasdaq finished up just one. the asian markets saw a dip in the day as they had the second straight day of double-digit losses dropping 129 points. >>> prim county offering help for home buys are now. ate no interest loan to whereof set down pments and closing costs. but buyer must purchase a foreclosure. the loan turn into his a gift if you stay in the home 10 years. not everybody is eligible. can you find out if you

it was a weekend full of 4th of july festivities.u to the celebrations next. >>> these women got a little carried away this we s... plus save an additional 5% with your sears card. for more, see sears.com. sears. life. well spent. >>> the 4th of july festivities continued today. it included a parade. jeff barnd wearing a stylish shirt. he mced the event. dofs were released during the singing of the national anth em. fireworks topped off the night. >> (fireworks) >> a beautiful night last night at inner harbor for the annual 4th of july fireworks display down there. thousands of people watched as the fireworks lit up the night sky. >>> (singing). >>> >>> the queen of soul took part in a grand 4th of july celebration in the nation's capital last night. the cast of the broadway hit show "jersey boys" also performed on the white house west lawn. the night ended with beautiful fireworks there too. >>> football fans mourning the death of in williamsburg, virginia. set your sights at buschgardens.com. save to favorites? yes!

a little warmer tomorrow and more humid, feeling a little more like july. as we head towards sunset and a little beyond, a chance for thunderstorms to move in from the west. winds increase in out of the south at 20 knots over the chesapeake bay. if you are heading westbound into the mountains, a thunderstorms will roll through there tomorrow. cooler and drier for the mountains on sunday. we will sneak in one more night stay at ocean city tomorrow before the storms moved in on sunday morning. seven-day forecast -- made 80's tomorrow, 85 on sunday, a slight chance for a shower on monday. >> the illinois senator that replaced barack obama says he does not want to be reelected. >> the new details in the scheme to resell at cemetery plots, and now there is word that the civil-rights icon is also a victim. you know, it's not the grill that makes a delicious, tender, perfect piece of steak. people: oh! it's the steak. enjoy quality selections from the butchers at giant. like petite-cut sirloin steak, just $2.99 a pound. this week only, at giant. fresh, fresh, fres

on july 6, 1979, a 51-degree record low. as far as our low goes tonight, looks like 62 in our outlying areas. still cooler than normal. maybe 68 downtown under beautiful, clear skies. so little stalled front will stay to our south as low pressure remains to the south. high pressure will build in throughout today. a weak cold front will approach from the west tomorrow and then stall out to our south. that translates into cooler temperatures by the middle part of the week. maybe an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow. doubtful. 86 our forecast high. 76 and 81 respectively wednesday through friday with minimal chances of thunderstorms. looks like a great week ahead. saturday and sunday we're returning to the humidity. >> thank you. coming up today on "oprah," as part of "oprah"'s "best life" seaseries what to do when you've fallen off the wagon. if you have fallen off the weight wagon like oprah has, you can get back on. first, for a look at what's next on "the today show," here's meredith viera. >> good morning. coming up on a mond

a july 4th tradition becomes one for the record books. we'll show how won the national hot dog eating contest. hi, you are watching hln on this july 4th. happy independence day to you. i'm natasha curry. political analysts are trying to get to the bottom of alaska governor sarah palin's decision to leave office more than a year early. the announcement caught even palin supporters by surprise, including the man who will replace her when she steps down later this month. lieutenant governor sean parnell says once he spoke with palin he understood her decision. >> she told me what her decision was going to be up front and explained her rationale. i was very surprised at first, but as she began to explain why she was doing it, i began to see sarah palin was moving to put alaska's interests first. remember that basketball metaphor she used where she talked about the full-court press be an honor and how the it was time for her to pass the ball to a teammate so we could progress here in alaska with our agenda. i think that was an apt way of descr