later in the 8:00 hour. so -- >> maybe he and/or she will have more insight about what kind of conditions. let's get to our weather because we have a lot to talk about here and right to hd radar. later today. the potential for very heavy rain. you can see it developing to the west and eastern ohio and another little batch that's now each of richmond. but that's just fired up in the last hour or so and this is all because of some subtropical moisture, some tropical moisture across the northern gulf is going to stream north into slightly cooler and drier air later today and tonight and that could spark off more showers and thunderstorms. i think for the morning commute, we're going to be fine but in the afternoon hours look out for the potential for some heavy rain in the form of some thunderstorms. the flash flood watch and switch gears, again, goes into effect at noon through the evening and the concern here is again much like last night up to glen bernie and baltimore. they had a thunderstorm that just sat

but that may change a little bit later on for today.emperatures stay mild this morning mainly in the 50s and 60s as we head toward the afternoon probably not going to be triple digits but close enough. 99 some of the hottest spots inland. as you get inside the bay 80s and few 90s and sunny. toward the coastline very well could see a couple patches of fog move in later in the day. numbers right now 66 concord. 53 in pacifica. i think if you're traveling around the state you get away from the coast it's going to get hot inland. 100 in sacramento. 105 in fresno. 85 in lake tahoe where you can take a dip in the lake and they're still skiing in the high country. and you know what looks like high pressure going to strengthen a little bit for tomorrow. that means more heat on the way. today a little bit cooler but still going to be hot in spots. temperatures going to work out like this. plan on numbers well into the 90s in toward morgan hill. about 91 san jose. 87 palo alto. today out toward the coastline little bit of a sea breeze. temperatur

that is just haze of for the temperatures are going to be later on this afternoon. your seven day forecast shows a will continue to one more day and then i will start to cool off as we head into the weekend. cloudless check on a commute >> at the start of this hour i was concerned about a hotspot it never developed into anything we have easy like conditions all way around the bay area. the span looks good is to make your way out of oakland. no wait at the told both. traffic conditions on the san mateo bridge lots of space between cars and usual dry times. and the golden gate bridge traffic is moving well we are all too clear start. traffic and walnut creek no worries to contend with no hot spots. those of you taking public transit we're off to a great start no delays >> crews working on the tunnel are less than 40 ft. away >> excavation for the fourth bore titles it couldn't be fast enough when they watch where the won the war is open to them >> we are now about 1,900 ft. and 300 ft. from the western side they're going to see the proverbial light at the end of the t

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. 68 degrees in san francisco today later on we could have 90s in concord.he only thing we are keeping our eye on his sunday night early ormoc monday morning moister coming in from of the south we repeat our eye on that very slight chance of her reign buried >> no hot spots to tell you about a troubled problem free of day to start traffic is lighter than not my last report want to get on the span it is an easy ride. no problems to report that the salmon tow bridge. if you're coming across the golden gate bridge not a lot of traffic to contend with. >> but they give an on the news sent to cisco plan for the americas route raise has maybe run into a snag churls clifford explains slow >> it in a seven page 11 from the quality control board of san francisco the board said the certification will said a bump application is incomplete. no one from the port of san for cisco was here to >> but a person from the water quality board is no objection to the city's plan it is just a back-and- forth between agencies getting ready for the big event. the board has set in med

a year later she became mrs. gerald ford. just two weeks before he began his first term in congress. in 1973 president nixon selected ford as his vice president. just ten months later, he was catapulted to the presidency after nixon resigned in the wake of the watergate scandal. >> i, gerald r. ford, do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: from that day on the 38th president and his first lady worked hard to restore the country's faith in the presidency. she shocked the nation by talking about abortion rights and premarital sex. she also admitted that she planned on sharing a bed with her husband d the white house. above all, betty was a devoted wife, even speaking for gerald when his voice failed him during his concession speech to jimmy carter in 1976. >> may god bless you and your family as you undertake your new responsibilities. signed, gerry ford. >> reporter: and in 2006 when her husband was laid to rest, it was betty who was still by his side. betty ford spent her final years in her h he in rancho mirage, california. she an

later this morning.ll right, around here we have a wet friday and it's actually centered with a -- associated with a tropical system down to florida. plenty of moisture available later today and for us that will mean plenty of rain. at least the potential for plenty of rain starting later this afternoon. i think most of the rain should be dry. i can't guarantee it. but later this afternoon the potential for pretty heavy rains around the d. c. area. and a lot of tropical moisture. the area of low pressure here that's trying to develop. in fact the national hurricane center is watching it to see if it develops further and it's getting thrown up the even seaboard. with -- eastern seaboard. with slightly cooler drier air to the west, we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms later today. here's a look from florida and again we were just talking about the space shuttle and down in cape canaveral. you can see the rain come spinning around down in southern florida. we've got a flood watch which goes i

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dangerous on the roadways later today. here is a look at the future cast to show you what this model will be happening. it is cloudy conditions. this afternoon, some scattered showers and storms going through. they become more numerous and widespread as you get on through late this afternoon around 4:00, 5:00. we've got storms coming through. this evening as well through 9:00. again, before 9:00 is the critical period. look at the storms here. mason mason-dixon line, you're in for good storms. the district area could get the storms. late tonight, still very active. widespread showers and thunderstorms taking place. now, overnight, we start to calm things down. it starts to pull away. by 5:00, still more showers in southern maryland and out toward the bay. highs for today, because of the cloudy conditions, not warming up a whole lot. around 86 for downtown. lower 80s for martinsburg. annapolis around 85 degrees. andrews air force base in the upper 80s. i think the weekend looking better as far as the humidity. finally get a

>> right. >> two days later, abdullah made bail.e's charged with three felony counts, attempting a lewd act upon a child, using a computer to send lewd images and using a computer to attempt to seduce a minor. those charges carry penalties of up to 15 years in prison. he later pleaded not guilty, and because he's an egyptian citizen his case has also been referred to immigration and customs enforcement. if he's convicted, abdullah could be deported after serving his sentence. he's just 1 of 21 men who show up at our undercover house over our four-day investigation. >> come on in. >> reporter: coming up, this man wants our decoy to prove this across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. n's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com toda

with the rain will come back later this morning and this afternoon. by this evening, strong thunderstorms will probably develop again. a flood watch is in effect. high temperature, 88. we come back and i'll have good news for the weekend. >> daylight will soon provide residents in baltimore carry some clarity about the scope of the damage about last night's storms. >> jennifer franciotti is live with more on this story. >> good morning. in halethorpe, eight residents have been displaced. the red cross is helping folks. in dundalk, the storm was so strong, it blew parts of the roofs off of the two apartment buildings. >> basically you could not see much outside. the rain was so thinck. all you could see was big chunks of roof everywhere. everything was just flying everywhere. >> this woman is worried for herself and for her children after severe storms ripped partial roofs off the buildings in the apartment complex where she lives on four seasons court. flooding and no power. >> i was just scared. my bg&e is out. i'm just scared. my children -- we don'

jessica stone in orlando, we will see you later on this morning. we appreciate it. thank you. >>> in the meantime, take a look at the photo. we had to blur it. it's not the classiest way to act after a victory. this is casey anthony's attorney. he expressed his anger over the media's coverage of the trial at a press conference earlier in the day. keep it here for the casey anthony sentencing. we will go live back to orlando, florida, when the hearing begins at 9:00 this morning. wisdom? >>> we continue to monitor metro this morning. today we could find out about changes at metro from the design of new rail cars to changing the names of some of the stations. we get the latest from sarah simmons live at the foggy bottom metro station. >> there are several committee meetings that will be taking place at metro headquarters starting at 9:00 a.m. they will address a variety of issues. one is it's an interesting subject for a lot of metro riders, the escalator and elevator outages. that is a huge issue, even here at foggy bottom they are working on an escalator replacement

this ik of high temperatures later on in the afternoon. at&t is barred 78 livermore. >> with a word police are talking to witnesses this weekend what led to the killing of oscar grant best friend gerald caldwell. pataki is uncle and the couple said the violence has to stop now though buried >> the tragedy on the bart platform on january 1, 2009 took another turn. after 5:00 friday night he was sitting in his car and several rounds went into a his car very n.y. friends made a memorial in front of the station. >> here are standing today look at this picture similar to the picture that he presented to me from my school. >> it wasn't doing anything wrong at since the death of oscar he was love and his children he was spending time with his family >> a model for the shooting has not been to turdetermined. >> i get the matter has been shot while sitting in his vehicle we infer from the medium with. >> in the coverage continues with our report upset when i attended a memorial at the gas station. >> if someone took his life at this gas station the

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and later. i would like to see marriage come back aas an option. >> i certainly agree with that. >> jennifer, i have a question for u you. you wrote a book on making sense of the single life for the 21st century. do you see any ethical issues here that could possibly bother you? >> absolutely, i do. >> tell me what they are. >> when you get into artificial reproductive technologies like this you get into moral dilemmas that women will face and that is a challenge. i think and this is what my book deals with, that we have to get down to the prior question and that is plenty of women in their 30s and 40s who are single express the desire they would have liked to have gotten married earlier. why is that not happening? i think we need to be dealing with aur casual sex culture our fear of commitment, the effects of divorce that are lasting into later generations. we have to deal with why is the marriage the road so difficult for this generation. college educated waem attach childbearing to marriage.

he later pleaded not guilty. coming up, this 53-year-old is bringing candy. >> did you bring my m&ms? >>> you ready, sara? let's go ahead and get on down there. he's coming. >> here comes 53-year-old james wiles, a retired truck driver from jacksonville. >> you can come on in. hi. >> hello. >> online wiles uses the screen hambubger to chat with a decoy named clair who told him she was 13. early on wiles tells the girl he's in love. and he quickly hopes the love affair will go to the next level. >> maybe if you want, we could have sex. or just go to the beach and enjoy each other's company. >> he goes on to say he wants to perform oral sex on her, and she replies it's okay -- >> as long as you're gentle. >> baby, i will be as gentle as a pussy cat. >> he says he wants clair to meet him in her underwear, pink to be exact. claire agrees and has her own request. >> is there any way i can get you to bring me some m&ms? >> hi. >> hello. >> how are you? >> fine. >> and here he is inside the undercover house, greeted by

he was appointed governor of louisiana and head of the army later on. he arrived in august, 1769, and took formal possession of louisiana for spain. think of new orleans and cuba, in particular havana, governors there were also in cuba so there was all this traveling from one city to another because later when i got my ph.d. from tulaine university and i went to the irish channel. it's interesting, the irish history

>> a lot of folks are going to enjoy it later on this afternoon. this is right in the downtown san jose it has been alarm every day you think am hearing kids have been known to come here and run through these pillars of water. people have been doing it throughout the weekend and are expected to it again today arid they had to shut it down and because of a cadaver in an arid a search is underway and out for a love and peace couple after a boat capsized in napa and write off of how bought peninsula in mexico. most of them of american 33 have been accounted for 80 it rough water on sunday and sank the coast guard is sending help to search. >> 5:13 a.m. of hot fourth of july what. and this is alive look very unlikely boy out of south bay competed at nathan's hot dog eating out of south bay competed at nathan's hot dog eating contest in coney island. [ female announcer ] the counter. in most homes, it gets all the action. bring it. getting it clean again is easy with bounty. in this lab demo, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface as clean as 2 sheets

this el look around the bay of temperatures for later on this afternoon. we'll have your seven day forecast coming ups and the mid week warm up starts tomorrow it goes up into the '90s house traffic? >> no hotspots are snags to tell you about a look at the bay bridge currently problem free. it is a nice and light ride those heading to the san mateo bridge more cars smoothes his sailing getting to the bridge perry thought speeds 60 m.p.h. new cars with the camera shot on the golden gate bridge perr. no delays for mass transit to report this morning. >> out want a girl wildfire in scotts valley it started yesterday afternoon i helicopter into air tankers and several engine companies were used to fight this fire the to ground does look scorched would have more on the kron 4 morning news and also another dust storm in phoenix. will have more on these and other stories will return. more pressure on u.s. air ways for profiling this all goes back to merman some removal from a u.s. air ways flight because of baggy pants the naacp protested outside the u.s. air way

results due out a bit later on today. midday new york time, we'll know an awful lot more about what's on their balance sheets, how he will any or unhealthy some of them are. they'll be telling us more with what's expected from these investigation tests. >> that's right, this is the third health check on the euro zone's banks. analysts expect up to 15 of the 91 lenders tested to fail, that's double the figure last year, but not everyone has faith in the results. last year both irish banks that were tested passed. the bank of ireland and the allied irish bank. we remember what happened to those. both collapsed and needed bailouts. it left the people questioning the viability of tests. so what is the solution? stricter standards this time around. they're looking at reserve benchmark p 5% core capital, the ability of banks to happen contraction in the euro zone in 2011, a 15% slide in euro stock markets and the ability to handle potential trading losses on sovereign debt. not all are taking part. only 90 results are to be rel

could we continue this to later in the meeting? supervisor chiu: at this time, you do have a motion to amend on the floor. we can continue these items to later, and when we come back, if you could clarify exactly what we want to do. let's continue items 28 and 29 to later on in the meeting. why don't we move to our 3:00 special order regarding the fillmore jazz community benefit district? >> item 30 is the public hearing of persons interested in or objecting to the proposed resolution of item 31, establishing a property-based community benefit district to be known as the fillmore community benefit district. supervisor chiu: let me start by saying that the purpose of today's hearing is to hear testimony on the proposed levy and assessments against the property to be renamed the fillmore community benefit district. and in an engineer's report dated may 10 of this year, and the ballot for property owners. the proposed, renewed, and expanded fillmore community benefit district, per the plan, dated june 7, 2011, contains approximately 2

there are and a year later -- and a year later my town and the rest of south carolina was hit by hurricane hugo. and as i thought about what was playing out all around me after hurricane hugo, i kept thinking, gee, i wish i knew more about the earthquake because so much of this seems to be repeating itself. i was writing another book at that point, went on to finish that and, um, years later steve and i started talking about it. i thought i might write it as a novel. i went back to the papers and started trying to figure out what was going on. there were all these troubling questions. um, we couldn't figure out why people were behaving in the way they were behaving. um, to take one example, there was an episcopal minister who on one of the nights they were camping out after the earthquake heard some black people singing hymns outside his, um, encampment. and it made him furious. and he went out and said if you don't stop singing those hymns, i'm going to beat you with my walking cane. and, um, the people who were singing the hymns just sort of turned their backs on him and said, oh, well,

later today right now regan national, 74, 76 ocean city. your forecast for the 4th of july typical weather expected highs, low to mid-90s. let me emphasize the heat bring along a lot of water a few storms possible later today the timing 3, 4, 5:00 p.m. today. >> more details on the forecast, a look at the rest of the week in a minute, your latest with lauren. >>> if you are heading downtown keep in mind a lot of road closures, take metro. more on that in a moment first i want to talk about roads dealing with effects from last night's storm in arlington video of north glibe road, between 32nd and 38th street, power cables across the roadway, crews trying to get that cleared out for you, north glebe between 32nd and 38th in arlington. >>> nice light volume out there, 56 inside the belt way, 270, no problems frederick through german town and rockville toward the split travelling the belt way everything is incident free route 50 making the trip across the bay bridge nice and easy right now of course later today between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

this happen later at first and madonna. one person was killed right there, another person was injured. we want to fly over to the police to permit because kron4 will tran has been following the story. he said the police department right now, we was a alive so that he can tell us more about what happened. >> 4 fatalities, possibly four fatalities, one person is still fighting for his life. the jump the gun a little earlier this morning but did not its three fatalities the fourth person his name is not being released. so far have not received a phone call from the sheriff's department on the third victim that happen in unincorporated region. that is why the rich in police department is not handling that investigation. i have two names, we talked about a shooting on macdonell, that person's name was daryl duncan a 26 year-old man a second shooting at the same location, that person to be okay and survive his injuries. the center shooting that person was 19 years old his name was rashad daily. at this point they do not know of a

the victim later died. >>> a d. c. police officer is recovering after being injured last night at randall circle in southeast. a speeding suspect was traveling down massachusetts when he struck a car. he then tried to drive away from the scene and that's when he struck the police officer. that officer and the suspect and the other driver were all taken to a nearby hospital. the suspect is now facing several charges. >>> police are trying to determine how a 5-year-old boy got a gun. they also want to know who owns it. this, after the boy accidentally shot a 4-year-old neighbor while they were playing in a playground on 23rd parkway near jamison street. the injuries are said to be serious but he's expected to survive. >>> a d. c. police officer charged with murder is due in court today. richmond phillips is accused of killing wynetta wright. he then left her 11-month-old daughter in the locked car in 90-degree heat. the child eventually died. phillips who was charged in prince george's county will now also be charged wit

showers and thunderstorms coming back later this morning and this afternoon and some to be strong later today. a high temperature, 88. seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> researchers developed a tool they say can predict which women are likely to suffer a miscarriage. measuring levels of a hormone and monitoring how much bleeding has occurred predicted pregnancies that have ended in miscarriage 77% of the time. the study included over 100 women between six and 10 weeks pregnant. m cell could stenci help. those stem cells are designed to create new blood vessels in diseased heart muscle. is given a low dose experience -- they were able to exercise more than those who did not receive it stem cell injections. it was going from walking slowly to be able to ride a bicycle, which is significant. >> 69 degrees on tv hill. remembering a hall of fame football legend. >> a free woman in less than a week. >> this is a quiet morning. tony pann will help you finalize your plans for the weekend in your plans for the weekend in [ mr. clopper ] i don't talk to them as much as cindy d

however just three minutes later model goal issue with his team in france once again there it is. and the same man completed the brace threw a penalty kick just nine minutes later saw him thus ending their six matches when the streak and living seven points above the relegation zone. around seventeen of the russian premier league concludes on sunday with five matches after losing to says ca three days ago bowled a welcome spartak moscow should the most decorated club in russia win an easy no good they could replace rebirth call this is on jean in fifth place and their hosting current champions is a need later on today local as he welcomes an car while cross eyed are will go tonight chicken to play with second from bottom to start stop from knowledge of our host things in moscow also. manchester united said pre-season so we can see they should. go against the fire were a keeper david de gea made his debut for the reds it wasn't the best of starts though as fire opened early through corey gives who headed the ball in after a free kick but united made some soft issues after halftime

-- shut inside a jail cell until she was bailed out hours later.s is a powerful story, along with that of a man who was racially profiled and accused of a crime he did not commit. i would like to invite ronald, who garner's several proclamations from various officials, and we would like to present them to ms. claudia -- to ms. claudette colvin. we want to thank him for his efforts in securing these proclamations. if ms. colvin would come up as well. >> it is an honor to be asked to make these presentations. the elected officials represented here are trailblazers themselves. many of them have been the first in their community to hold office. for example, ed lee, the first chinese-american to be appointed mayor in san francisco, is represented in this group. so is our congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the first woman ever to become speaker of the house in the history of the united states. [applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elect

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we will have more on this alert later. the fog is in the area as you conceive at the toll plaza and the san mateo bridge is a nice and smooth. southbound 101 it is pretty clear now major delays to report >> we'll take a break right now and when we come back and we will take look of what is all going on out there. comment from that bay area it will be seen on the show boarding evidently his car house is piled high with junkyards'. how >> large is your property? >> i hundred and 16 a.. >> he has a lot of trash and john cars on his property near boulder creek. >> we like to purchase new things instead of taking care of the old things. >> he says he is no order >> from my perspective is resources on how things are made very >> he ser's of firewood and other things to sustain himself a lot of the junk belongs to other people. >> as being undeveloped property i'm not permitted and have anything on ed perry >> trash as value and at the dvd all made a deal with the firm called of god jumper. >> you should look what you have and se

later this afternoon, we will see some hit and miss thunderstorms develop. there is a chance some could drift by during the fireworks display. high temperature around 90. we will check the seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> preparations are underway for the big fourth of july celebration. >> kim dacey is live with more. >> celebrations have been going on for the fourth of july all weekend. the biggest celebration will be tonight at the inner harbor. people are in town for all over the country. officials want you to see a professional show or in another area instead of shooting off your own fireworks. 8400 people nationwide or rushed to hospital last year with injuries from fireworks. crews were hard at work to make this the best fourth of july celebration baltimore has never seen. the explosives sit on barges until showtime. >> we have some new shells this year. we have jellyfish shells. for the aquarium. we have half-moons. >> the display at the inner harbor is scheduled to start not o'clock 30 to 5. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. for a

by later today, we get some sunshine breaking out.dafternoon partly sunny, temperatures around 90. however, late afternoon and into the evening, we could have some passing thunderstorms all the way until around midnight from 5:00 p.m. until midnight. after that, we ought to clear out a bit. joe and aaron? >> thanks very much, tom. that is "news 4 today." thank you for starting your

three years later jaycee dugard was kidnapped.s paroled in 1999 at which point he registered as a sex offender in contra costa county. >> last year the california department of corrections put together a consorted effort to track down paroled sex offenders. as claudine wong reported, part of the emphasis for that was the jaycee dugard case. >> reporter: law enforcement teams gathered before dawn this week across the bay area. >> open the door. >> reporter: their target, sex offenders who violate parol. in this case, curfew. >> i had a seizure friday night. i said, i thought everything was going to be all right, because i was going to call my parol officer and let them know. >> reporter: they have a goal, to check on every paroled sex offender in the state. our cameras got a look. >> operation safe playgrounds follows criticism after jaycee dugard's discovery. the department of corrections promised changes especially after a large parolee at large. >> we were hoverrering around 19, 18% as a state and the national average was quite

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a decade later he will start to shape history. in 1777 has another force at the moment in the summer of the nation before his senior year at yale. he, his father and two brothers go to the battle of saratoga where he is there for a couple of months. and as most of you know, we did win too many battles during the revolution but that was a critical battle. that was the battle, that was the victory. benedict don't have a famous charge in that was about it at the french on our site. for the rest of his life webster was very proud of having been there. 1783 he writes the speller and i told you that the 19th century harry potter. he also develops the infrastructure for the modern publishing business. he gives a book tour. he goes around from massachusetts to charleston, and he also gets a blurb. he gets a blurb from franklin. he tries to get a blurb from washington but washington declined. and the other thing that he does is he is the father of copyright law. so his book is starting to sell and he decides that he's afraid of piracy, so

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be ready for the possibility of thunderstorms later today. futurecast, again we will put it in motion. there we are at 5:00. you can see wildly scattered thunderstorms developing. that will move through. tomorrow with the frontal system across the washington area and a developing area of low pressure off to the south and east. look at that. futurecast suggesting we will have on again off again rain showers throughout the area. tomorrow looks to be a wet one. we will get it out of here in time for the weekend. we will salvage saturday and sunday. partly sun skies. there are the winds out of the west five to 10. hot temperature, 93. we have done this over and over this week. 74 the overnight low. warm overnight, early morning thunderstorm. there is the forecast. tomorrow showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast. likely to be a wet one. we could pick up an inch or two of rain over the area. then the weekend, sunshine, the 4 by monday. the heat will be back. that's weather. julie wright has the latest. >> according to sky fox, a little too

later on this afternoon. couldn't rowle out the -- can't rule out the possibility that we'll see a few thunderstorms this afternoon. look out for the possibility of more thunderstorm activity later today. again, i think most of the day will be dry but certainly here by mid- to late afternoon, we have the possibility of a few more thunderstorms and then things will quiet down overnight. code orange air quality today. that is a moderate air quality. partly sunny skies, a few afternoon and evening thunderstorms. 92degrees t should feel better for you today than yesterday. yesterday, very, very humid with dew point temperature in the 70s. 73 tonight. just not going to cool off. we'll be in for the typical july weather. could be a shower or thunderstorm much of the week. that is a look at the weather forecast. let's do some on-time traffic and lauren demarco is in. >> we are still tealing with the effects of the storms we saw last night. if you are traveling in vince, north green bay between 34th and 38th, do watc

we returned nine months later.exception burke's employees called the experiment a success. >> i'm not constantly shifting from one task to another, i'm able to put more thought into an individual task. >> reporter: even those initially skeptical had to admit it was working. >> i thought how could we not e-mail? >> reporter: now? >> and now i think it's possible. >> i think if you can temper your kind of compulsive checking of messages and shifting of focus, you can unlock some deeper sources of creativity and conceptual thinking. >> reporter: for burke, it was all worth it when a young employee recently walked into her office carrying some drawings. >> and said i would have e-mailed you before but now i'm coming and we're going to sit together and talk about my design, that that showed you know that we had really, we were on the way to succeeding. >> reporter: and the lesson that sometimes less is more. dr. john lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up later on "the early show," time running out to raise the debt

we will have lots of sun shine later on in the afternoon. this is a look of your temperatures outside right now. half didn't temperatures will increase this is look of what is expected around 3:00 p.m.. it is going to get cool on wednesday. >> headlines this morning's three men are dead in richmond and their police are looking into a mode of. >> family mourners that death. a shootout that killed three people the police turned away this gentleman has he tried to get into his brother's apartment. police said they found multiple weapons inside. >> it is going to be a long process. >> one of the three lived at the apartment. the other two people that were shot are suspects. >> have to determine why they were a year and what they were doing here. >> neighbors said that this complex is a dangerous >> i was shocked. i'm scared three people dead in one apartment so closely. >> they are not looking for any other suspects. >> in hayward, and went on not wild spree and she took shots at police officers carried it all started friday night when the men t

we might get some rain later. the latest from tucker and julie coming up next.  >>> welcome back. it's 7:15. prince george's county public schools will have to pay millions of dollars to the labor department as part of a settlement involving teachers from other countries. the system has agreed to pay more than $4 million. the labor department will use the money to pay fees that those teeners were forced to pay. prince george's county can't hire foreign teachers for two years as part of the deal. >>> maryland voters will have to decide the fate of a controversial law in may. under the law, governor o'malley allowed illegal immigrants to pay instate tuition under certain conditions. but he suspend that had law as opponents worked hard to stop that law. >>> hey, this is friday. >> it is friday. >> most of the weekend here is going to be great. a lot of sunshine tomorrow afternoon and sunday looks fantastic. got to get their first. today might be a little bumpy here this afternoon. >> okay. >> let's get to t

this is all look at temperatures around the bay area later on today. this is a look of your seven day forecast we have a cooling trend on sunday we will have a little bit more fog and morning drizzle. we're talking about a 20 degree turn drop in temperatures by mid-week next week. >> enjoyable conditions all around the bay area of no hot spots and no accidents to report at the bridges the told pratt thll plaza. san mateo bridge nothing to report an southbound 101 all little foggy out there no incidents or accident this report because of the fog. we had problems in this area yesterday and the problems have been solved. >> national news right now. a grand rapids and michigan can as standoff the man killed himself seven people were killed in two separate shootings the search led to a high-speed chase two bystanders were the chase ended at the apartment building where the suspect took several hotspot hostages. and in florida casey anthony will be released july 17th she was found guilty of lying to police officers she has already served three years and is g

. >>> hopefully things won't be that bad later on today, tucker barnes in the weather center down stairs. hey, tucker. >> hey tony certainly hope not. last night impressive thunderstorms working through the 6:00 a.m. hour today possibility of widely scattered thunderstorms, timing on that will be anything after 3 as we continue to have this frontal system a slow mover, hanging out across the washington area. live look at satellite area, all the thunder shower activity died out we are in a lull her as we look west more -- here as we look west more rain showers a decent amount of sunshine, hot and very summary around here later this after highs in the 90s and in that 90-degree heat we could see more widely scattered showers and thunder showers, bubble up. i think less numerous than yesterday. 76 right now regan national, baltimore, naval air station too, decent day at the beaches, 92, partly sunny skies, possibility of an afternoon or evening thunderstorm. looking up here at the forecast in a minute alison back to you. >>> hundreds of thousands of folks will be gathering on the national ma

he later died. people protested the shooting later that night in the mission district calling for an investigation into this officer-involved shooting. sf homicide, internal affairs, the d.a. and the office of citizens complaints have begun investigations of their own. we could learn more details about what happened here saturday afternoon. sfpd also plans a news conference today. reporting live in san francisco, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. a lawsuit could be filed as early as today challenging the laws that kill redevelopment agencies throughout the state. the league of california cities and the city of san jose are among those expected to file the lawsuit against the sate. they say the california legislature not only killed redevelopment agencies but also added a, quote, poison pill that will prevent the agencies from coming back to life. basically it states the agencies cannot sell debt to help build projects. san jose's redevelopment agency has paid for projects such as the h

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