. >>> dicey earlier with some storms that pushed their way across the area. we had a severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 and our areas had some warnings with strong winds and hail and that is moving to the east and to the del marva getting hit and we're doing well and to our weather maps and into perspective what happened with the strong storms and some areas did get hit a bit and had some floe quarter -- three quarter-each hail and 1 and three quarter inch hail in ann arundel county and gusting up to 16 miles an hour and that is calmer now but for areas across del marva and temperatures today, 97 degrees and 91 at bwi thurgood marshal and from 7 to 8 degrees above and they're going to stick around as well and it's 75 degrees at d.c.; 73 at gaithersburg and 72 degrees at fredericksburg this more. the same at hagerstown; 75, martinsburg and 76 degrees at annapolis. and we're talking about a little bit of a short wave that is going to affect us into the course of the next 24 hours or so and a low pressure system that is going to affect us and stick around for

>> we will lose some of our democrats tomorrow because it is dicey and because probably their constituent the nuances of what the republicans are saying and what the truth is. >> it's a hard issue. on the other side, are there any republicans who will vote against repeal? any republicans who have the backbone and gumption to say this bill works. the constitutionalty is settled. it's time we embrace it and move on and get onto the more serious issues facing us? >> well, maybe one or two but they really keep their troops in line line. they insist that they vet the party line and they go along with it. they aren't democrats, you see. they are republicans. >> you know, i want to pick up on that for a second. i don't want to put you in an awkwardpox. they have better discipline. republicans are more disciplined than the democratic party. does that continue to be the case? >> that continues to be the case, the truth. >> that's what they are. they have three rails: they have politics. they have legislation. and policy and they have gifts. we have two rails are policy and legislation and policy a

means a lot of traffic signals that are still dicey. they have lifted hov except for the john hanson highway. that never changes. interstate travel, beltway travel, still working in our favor. your biggest challenge has been of your own subdivision and onto some of the where you might still find temporary stop signs around the region. no problems at the american bridge, the wilson bridge, and 66 and 95. the challenge is only to get there. waiting for an updated of closures. stick around for that. back to you. >> thank you. sure to be another rough day dealing with the the deadly storms on friday. severe weather blamed for 22 deaths. 1.8 million people still without power. here's a look of the latest numbers in the d.c. region. pepco has 130,000 outages. dominion has nearly 83,000 customers without power. bge still waiting to restore customers, 50,000 of them. they are working around the clock. 200 paul workers mostly from quebec, canada, arrived in fort myers today to assist in efforts.on it will be working with dominion today. >> many

could be dicey here if the winds continue for the north bay. 70s, 90s, 100s. it is toasty out there. san jose 91. 50s, 60s on the coast. too much fog. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, more fog thursday. bigger fog bank friday and we will cool off on the weekend. yesterday and today hottest inland. >> thank you. >>> tourism agency is doing damage control following last weekend's shark scare. they are saying shark attacks are very rare on the county beaches. a kayaker's close encounter raised safety concerns. >>> later this week officials plan to retrieve a sunken yacht. a dozen people were on board when it started to go down. everyone got off safetily but the yacht is still on the bottom of the lake. right now it is not clear what caused the yacht to sink. >> this morning, a bridle shop kicked off a bridle give away for military brides-to-be. part of brides across america. gives away free designer wedding gowns. some 80 gowns will be available in brentwood. 625 first street. >>> fire over a look? how a not so zen moment cost a yoga instruct

. >> it may be a little dicey getting out of your neighborhood with a few tree limbs down. drive defensively. getting on to the beltway, the major roads this morning traffic moving on 95 through springfield looks pretty decent. we will give you normal travel times between richmond and baltimore. driving around the beltway looks pretty clear. we have wet pavement, but no major issues around region. on the dulles greenway, the dulles toll road. one final picture is traffic to and from the 14th street bridge on to the freeway and it looks good into the district. back to you. >> thank you. a frustrating time for d.c. residents led to clean up more damage from the latest storm. one area that has been hit hard is rhode island avenue. tom roussey has more. >> it is a pain. >> with more rain coming and flooding for two days, this man decided to stand and bag. but he wishes he did not have to do this. >> you have to leave work early to make your own sandbags. it's not a sustainable way to live. >> residents who live in neighborhoods 50 years shared images of yesterday's flood. they

traveling to those parking areas is going to be a little dicey at 4:00 in the morning. in his plan, he describes how he would escort some patrons to their cars. that is leaving the security to be unavailable inside and outside. what we talked about was possibly having some additional escorts, not necessarily officers, but escorts that can walk people to their car. that could be identifiable in some type of communication with security come if there was a problem. i think that is something chris might be able to do. he has improved the lighting. the building is night and day to what it used to look like. we would ask that -- we understand there's a decent video system. that the lighting be kept at a level that provided pretty much the maximum lighting that you can put short of disturbing any of the residents that live across the street, and also that would enhance the video so it would be useful. having a good video system, if it is too dark to be useful, but i understand it is a good system. i would ask that the lighting be maintained at a level that was bright as it can

scott, it's a dicey issue. >> reporter: it's a national issue. the work-family mix and it's popping online after new yahoo ceo announced she is expecting a child and will take a few weeks of maternity leave and work through it. comments were swift and brutal. lots of people saying things like welcome to reality. we spoke to maryland who has been there. she's the ceo of watermark. she says it could be a changing point when it comes to how women and families are seen in the executive suite. >> if a male leader is leading a meeting and feels like he needs to go out because he's got an appointment with someone or a golf date he says i need to be out of here at 3:00. if a woman says i need to be out of here at 3:00, people assume she's distracted. she's not as committed. >> reporter: when it comes to yahoo she says they didn't blink at the idea of hiring a pregnant ceo. good for them says nagel especially in the modern era of technology. >>> the morning commute foggy, hundreds of flights delayed. we're not done yet. >> we're tracking more fog that may

so this is very interesting to monitor as the food side, of course, is getting dicey. the feed side, according to this letter, already beyond dicey. >> we have to watch for the outcome on that. thank you very much, rick. >>> ben bernanke is kicking off a meeting. how should you position ahead of the fed? joining us now is ceo of principle global investors and peter toz. both of you great to have you with us. jim, you first of all. i mean, we are kind of joking of another monday and down day and i would imagine maybe it's a good thing that we have a bit of caution in the market. rallying again today going in to these two big meetings you would say that the markets are setting themselves up for potential disappointment. >> short term i would agree with that. i think that the statement by mario draghi last week that he was prepared to do whatever it takes to keep the euro in place is somewhat misinterpreted by the market because he didn't say to keep all investors whole and not really a license just to take risk. i do happen to believe that they will keep the euro togethe

showers and thunderstorms with lightning around richmond, it's going to be on the dicey side this morningroadways south of baltimore. we look at outside, we can see that bel air is a little bit on the wet side this morning, it will continue to be so possibly as we go through off and on today. a chance for showers and storms to pop up in the afternoon. i will show you the stationary front in a second. temperatures are quite mild this morning, quite warm this morning, see the 70s in northville, good morning edgewood, 71, upper 60s chestertown and northeast around 70 degrees. lots of moisture in the air. the measure of the moisture. the dew points when they get in the 70s you are feeling it. mid-60s feeling it. uncomfortable in the mid-70s. we won't see that for today. here is the weather pattern, this front stalled out front is to is south of baltimore, could edge to the north. that's why we will have the chance for showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. storms to the south along the stationary front. throughout the day, temperature will be around 86 degrees, nice and seasonable. still

so you can imagine what a very dicey role that is. she has been the first international vice president of the international correction and prisons associations, which has professional -- 600 professionals from 75 nations, so she has a whole international profile herself. thank you for being with us. and zaynab el sawi from sudan. what a beautiful countenance and what a beautiful story you have to tell us in terms of your work in sudan. she is a researcher and former lecturer of ahfad university. some of you know of ahfad which is an all women's university. very, very powerful in terms of preparing women all across the country. and she is the coordinator of the sudanese women's empowerment for peace. you all, it is hard, hard, hard doing this work right now in sudan. i have been there. i know that when i was involved with groups, consulting women leaders, that we had to meet like in a back room of a pizza parlor. you know, this isn't the kind of place where you get a room and a hotel for a conference. and i have enormous respect for yo

foreign correspondent richard engel is on the ground there covering this conflict working in some very dicey conditions today. he was able to file the following report late today from northern syria. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the syrian government is launching a major counteroffensive and rebel sources tell us about a hundred armored vehicles have been sent to join the attack on the city of aleppo. witnesses say that aleppo has come under a ferocious assault. it has been bombarded over the last 48 hours and there are helicopter gun ships and fighter jets. we've heard the fighter jets in the air heading toward aleppo and also heard what sounds like consistent heavy machine gun fire. the syrian government's main priority right now seems to be retaking control of the major city. aleppo, the commercial capital, and damascus the political capital. at least in damascus the government does seem to be making progress. but all of this comes at a trade-off. the syrian government doesn't seem to have enough troops to both hold all of the country and go on the offensive. while it is focusing on

that could be dicey. top four. will venable says it is to center. pagan dives but unlike the other night can't make it. two runs scored. 3-1 padres. lincecum's not happy with that. top five, one on. jesus guzman, two-run home run to left. 5-1 padres, one of two homers on the game for guzman. lincecum seven hits, five earned runs. he walks three. all-star houston treat enters for the four-out save and melky cabrera strikes out. padres win, 6-3 the final. >> putting those last two starts behind me. my focus was today and trying to get a win and it didn't happen. you know, that little bloop that kind of bumped in there, that venable hit kind of made the difference in the game. >> as the game went, he was struggling getting the ball where he wanted. and like i said, you know, break there, it's a different ball game. but you know, that's baseball. >> mls all-star game, major league soccer's best taking on champions league victors chelsea. scoreless. wanda lou ski and from danville, controls the ball and scores, 1-nil mls. one minute, tied at two. eddie j

. >>> also tonight a very dicey time as violence explodes in syria's largest city. richard engel reports from there. >>> and here at the olympics, stunning upsets. the hottest look at the town right there at the buckingham palace. >>> and mystery solved. who took the dive for the queen in london. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. when he was here in london just days ago in a conversation with us, governor mitt romney said he didn't want to be critical of the president or be fashioning foreign policy as he put it while he was on foreign soil. he wrapped up a controversial visit to london and then left here for israel, and tonight the romney campaign is doing a little damage control on the subject of foreign policy, another lesson that the politics of the middle east can be fraught for any american politician. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's peter alexander who's traveling with governor romney. he's in jerusalem tonight. peter, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you from outside the old cit

allegations they overcharged merchants to process credit card transactions, here's where things get dicey and mastercard will drop their ban on merchants charging higher prices to those who pay with plastic. >> reporter: it's become second nature for americans. sweeping the credit card but that purchase will cost you more. >> i already want to cut them up. that's another reason to put the nail in the coffin. >> reporter: for years they've been charging retailers a processing fee for each swipe of the credit card. retailers fought back. now a word of a settlement would allow stores to recoup that fee by passing cost to the shopper. stores could charge customers an additional 1.5% to 3% for using a card at checkout. >> arguably, customers paying this. the fact retailers could charge their customers additional on top of that is outrageous. any new fee was not apply to deb intercards, how will shoppers know if they're charged extra? retailers would have to tell customers about the extra fee but the national retail federation says consumers shouldn't panic and most stores will find waste to av

as you know, this has been a dicey situation for cal. >> reporter: it has indeed, and you may remember, raj, that demolition started here in november 2010, and if you're a hard-core cal football fan, you know that the entire season last year had to be played across the bay at at&t park, but come september 1st, cal football is back. the cal memorial stadium may not look like it will be complete by game day on september 1st. athletic director bob mallano says it will be close. >> 90% of the seats are in, you see the goal posts are up, they are starting to lay the field in a couple weeks. >> reporter: this $320 million dream is about to become a reality. it was built under a cloud of controversy, but the stadium is almost to the goal line. >> we fixed the things that didn't work very well from the 1923 stadium, restrooms, circulation, better food and beverage, better audio system and left the things people like. >> reporter: the breath taking views. the new stadium will have 125 tv monitors, more than enough restrooms and stands. the old charm will be here, but millions of dollars worth o

eastabrook reports a growing global appetite for big macs, egg mcmuffins, and fruit smoothies looks dicey for the rest of the year. >> reporter: mcdonald's is not used to disappointing quarters, but that 's exactly what it served to wall street today. in the second quarter the company earned a $1.32 a share. that was $.03 below the same quarter last year. and a nickel below analysts estimates. the burger giant said cash- strapped consumers in nearly every market around the world didn't eat out as much as they had been. analysts say this is very unusual for mcdonald's. >> in the past there have been periods where you might see weakness in three or four of their markets at any given time, but it's been at least several decades since we've seen a global slowdown that is having an impact on every one of their major markets. >> reporter: mcdonald's faces a litany of problems that could affect its bottom line for the remainder of the year. a strong dollar that lessens the value of overseas sales. cut-throat competition from rivals. and rising commodity costs. the company says it's hedged its fo

recently, and dolores park, the department, they did the timing bet needs, but for a while, it was dicey about whether we could move through environmental review in the way that we had planned. i do think there is a good argument for having these planners. two questions. in terms of -- in reference to the actual projects, whether it is private or another department -- also, the preservation element, general planned stuff. i would want to make sure that these planners did not get stuck into the general plan, preservation, what ever else, spending all their time there and then very little time on the public projects. these are very important elements, but even more important are making sure these projects move forward in a timely way. could you comment on that? >> i cannot give you a percentage of time they would spend on general plan, but it would be relatively low. the idea is to spend time on the projects, specifically on the city's own physical projects, primarily capital projects from other departments. frankly, so that the departments have a single point of contact to rely on ticket

while utility cup paenz aompani working to get the juice flowing, monday morning's commute could get dicey>> a hellacious commute in terms of the temperature and also in terms of angst, anxiety and anger. trip a's john townsend setz it could be a free-for-all on the region roadways. >> almost like it is a jungle out there now. and all the rules have been thrown out of the window. >> reporter: in d.c., maryland, virginia, drivers are expected to treat darkened intersections like four-way stops. come monday morning will commuters be ready to follow the rules of the road. >> i don't know what to expect. we have heard that we might be out without power for another week. so -- we're, we're going to expect anything. >> it will be a chal challenge. no way to have the intersections out and number of people going to work tomorrow who will not have challenges. >> you should allow yourself extra time, take public transit and stay home if you can. >> we are expecting an hour and a half from germantown to college park. >> that's what i am going to give myself to be on the safe side. but, yeah, about th

saying government budget uncertainties and turmoil in european markets makes the future look kind of dicey here. >>> our fourth story "outfront." president obama doubles down, reiterating his pledge to extend the bush era tax cuts only for people making less than $250,000 a year. >> i believe that we should make sure that taxes on the 98% of americans don't go up, and then we should let the tax cuts expire for folks like me. for the top 2% of americans. >> but here's the thing. not all members of the president's own party are on board with that idea. some want to see the tax cuts extended for everyone making less than $1 million a year. $1 million a year, not $250,000. we asked our political strike team to weigh in. 30 independent analysts who help us break down the issues of the day. we asked which is better for the democrats politicly, a threshold of $250,000 or $1 million? 55% said $250,000. 45% said $1 million is better. democratic senator from new jersey robert menendez agrees the $1 million threshold is better. he's "outfront" tonight. senator, why do you think $1 million is better?

just getting out of the neighborhood will be very dicey.ck your bus route ahead of time as well. metro rail and vre reporting everything is free and clear and they plan to run on a normal schedule. your commute will be anything but normal just to get to the beltway and the interstate where things are running pretty well around the beltway and interstate. i encountered at a street sweeping crew cleaning up a lot of debris in several spots on the beltway. they are trying to get everything clear on the major arteries once you get out of your neighborhood this morning. plan ahead. we have hov listed on 66 inside the beltway. it remains in effect on 95 and 395. 66 outside the beltway, hov remains in effect. 270 has cleared hov for us this morning. back to news. >> utility crews around the region have been working to restore power to millions of residents since the friday storms. >> bge has restored power to more than half of their customers. joining us on the phone is rob. still quarter million outages. >> we have restored almost 400,000 custome

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i think his eyes were open to fascism in europe, but there were dicey times with this in the 1930's. but he never met hitler personally, no. >> what was the attitude towards mass transit? did he promote it? was that a people transportation that he liked? or did it compete or ignored it? >> -- guest: he by in large ignored it. when he was developing the automobile in the 1890's and the model t near 1910, he saw the automobile as the wave of the future. gasoline was very, very cheap at that time. and ford's great, i think, contribution, his great vision, was building a car for ordinary people. an inexpensive, durable, dependable, affordable. and the model t was that vehicle. and he was convinced. and at that time, i think, probably rightly so, that this would be a liberating factor in the lives of ordinary people, farmers and trades scommen mechanics who can use the automobile to experience things in life that people on the farm that he had grown up in, had never experienced before. so for him, the automobile was the cutting edge of modern transportation and i don't recall one single t

many traffic signals are still dicey. those areas that are still hard hit, they have some barrels out with stop signs in the middle of intersections or traffic cones that will not allow you to make any turns. you will have to stick with the major thoroughfares. little later as the rush hour starts to grow, the police will start to help at major intersections. getting out of neighborhoods are the toughest opposition. 66 inside the beltway, but vdot has decided to relax hov. that is all. 95 395, the toll road, and 66 outside the beltway, hov is normal. your opportunity is just to get out of the neighborhood this morning and onto the interstate, like yesterday. we have a change in the weather. >> yes, and today there will be an increase in the humidity. you have a bit of a break locally and north of town in the humidity levels, but it's moving back into town throughout the day and tomorrow. there will be thick humidity tomorrow. 301 in charles county, there's a brief downpour moving towards la plata and. especially south of

this is getting complicated, and very dicey for tim geithner.who took over at the new york fed, bill dunly was at these meetings. fascinating stuff. and outsourcing, republicans pushing back at president obama. fascinating conversation there as well. it will be a fun show. >> elliott i love that libor story. i think it is a sexy story. i'm very curious to see where you take that story -- >> you'll be amazed to see who's side of this one i take. first words out of my mouth when i began my cnn show was fire tim geithner. >> yeah. i'm right there with you bother. i wrote an editorial called fire tim geithner. fantastic. can't wait to see it. that libor scandal is also part of the reason i think we should hold eric holder in contempt. not for fast and the furious, but for something else entirely. i'll explain when we come back. >> the house of representatives approved a resolution holding thorn general eric holder in criminal contempt of congress. ♪ using shout or oxiclean? that's just playing the odds. don't chance it, resolve it. see a resolve dif

it's kind of dicey.re obama is popular in northern virginia but maybe in the rest of the state allen will appeal and then he'll make the case that look, tim kaine even if he's not attached to barack obama, you wouldn't independent voice. he can't -- want an independent voice and he can't be an independent voice. >> i found it rather interesting tim kaine will attend the democratic convention and george allen will not be attending the republican convention. should we read anything into that? >> i'm not surprised, but very embarrassing for tim kaine if he didn't as the former chairman of the dnc, former mayor of richmond. he's got to do it and i'm sure he's going to try to separate himself when he can. i want to bring up one point that's different than four years ago. there's a voter id requirement, a photo voter id , not as onerous as i talked about last week in pennsylvania, but it still worries democrats that this provision which governor mcdonnell signed will create a burden for democratic voters and c

>> there is a dicey situation. they're being careful as to what they're going to do with his harmt.ntioned explosives being in his apartment. his one bedroom apartment just walking distance from the university. and there is where they're being cautious. and this might not be until tomorrow until they try to diffuse whatever is in there. and now, they're trying to get a handle on what is inside of the apartment. and there is a evacuation as a precaution to neighbors. >> what are you hearing from survivors here? >> just hearing stories of horrific chaos when this shooting broke out. we understand from eyewitnesses that the suspect allegedly threw a smoke bomb into the theater as well as other things. he was dressed in tactical gear, wearing a gas mask and just opened fire. they say they're just thankful to be alive. when you think about all of the victims in this, 71 people shot and this is ages from 3 months old to 45 years old. >> that is absolutely shocking. >> thank you. >> and abc 7 news is on scene her live reports are coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 and 6:00. and she's also twe

it is a really dicey situation, driving around here when it is this dark. no street lights whatsoever. unusual traffic patterns now and you can see only one police cruiser sitting here. right now traffic volume is pretty low. but keep in mind, we are starting to head into the morning rush, so we'll be keeping an eye on this situation and hopefully, we'll start to see crews out here cleaning up the trees. the problem had been the tree crews cannot get the trees out of the way until pepco says these power lines are no longer hot. in which case this is going to be a nightmare. back to you. >>> 9news live's coverage of the summer storm aftermath continues with a look at what's going on in the district. >> delia joins us live from southeast dc. you have some light or is that a construction light behind you? >> reporter: it is a construction flood light behind me. traffic lights you can see are blinking. those are out. we have many darkened houses in the area. we understand there are a number of wires and utility poles that are down. so several streets around ran

to upper level system to the west of us bringing up some of that monsoon moisture will allow for a dicey day in the mountains there. back home on the periphery getting extra cloud cover, more importantly pulling up low clouds, fog, marine layer bringing cooling trend to the east bay valley, 62 in concord now, oakland 59, 57 san carlos low 50s and clear skies in santa rosa. winds have been a factor from the delta gusting to 32 miles an hour, napa winds as well as san jose this will contribute to your cool down today, yesterday mid 90s and today not going to see too many in the way of 90s today the warmest day of the workweek here are the clouds some in the form of low clouds they burn back and we'll be looking at sunshine although breezy around the bay and the coast today, low clouds and fog with cooler day today inland, still a few temperatures topping out around 90, significant cooling coming our way each and everyday, one low pressure system providing showers and storms to the east of us. after that another system that will drop inland highs into the upper 70s by midweek. here's a look

hot inland and all right around the bay and dicey around the city. tomorrow we start a cooling trend to friday and it looks warmer the latter part of the weekend. tory may not like me next week because there is signs that the high pressure is drifting back to the west. >>> that's it for us. thanks for watching, have a great 4th of july. timee and temperature brought to you by river rock casino. a mile north of the golden gate bridge.

hasbro is dependent on aligning itself with the right movies, very dicey. so it can sell action figures to little boys. of course, these are gross generalizations. i don't want anyone to accuse cramer of sexism or having a monster high, other than from the drink. plenty of boys like dolls and plenty of girls like to play with trucks and action figures. we us they used to hit each other over the head all the time when they were lit wl trucks. i'm trying to make your understand why mattel is a better investment than hasbro. it's a pure play on toys. whereas hasbro is games and puzzles like scrabble and monopoly. right now, games are getting crunched thanks to the web and gaming devices and consoles. that's why hasbro's gaming revenue has declined by 8% in the last quarter. hey, guys, that's just not good. games, however, are a much smaller piece of the pie at mattel. for example, they made a successful board game based on angry birds. this will take time to pan out, and even if it does, it's not a needle mover. although, maybe for once i can beat my daughter

. >> but in prison, reaching out to others can be a dicey proposition. >> i ended up moving on this other dude, which turns out he had other intentions as far as force himself on me. >> they were saying i was spending way too much time in the office with the new female staff. >> some people don't know when these guys are too close. >> in this environment, you've got to kind of pick and choose who you associate with. >> and one of these men will soon make a connection that puts the entire state prison system on high alert. >> we went into a full lockdown. >> get him up. get him up. up against the wall. >>> there are a few places where trust and friendship are precarious as they are at a level four penitentiary like the limon correctional center in colorado. but brett and darrel walker, serving 40 years for murder, are two of the lucky ones. they've been friends for seven years. >> we're pretty close. >> by this time, we're all beyond everything. we're like brothers now. >> while brotherhood is a good thing to have in prison, alner is interested in expanding his horizons, specifically to so