i'm courtney thorne-smith.channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonna learn about a breakthrough product that could help take years off your appearance. but here's the thing -- you don't put it on your face. want to learn more? stay with us. >> announcer: next, a paid presentation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos you've ever seen, brought to you by guthy renker. when you look at yourself in the mirror, does your neck look older than your face? >> the texture just looked like crepe paper, like someone, you know, wrinkled it and gave it back to you. >> if was like, "this is awful. whose neck is that? that doesn't even belong to me." >> announcer: are you seeing more signs of age from the chin down? >> it's like, overnight, i woke up and i saw these dark circles around my neck

we continue now online, twitter, facebook, and all your mobile devices with our news i'm courtney thorne-smithn't change the channel, because in the next few minutes, you're gonna learn about a breakthrough product that could help take years off your appearance. but here's the thing -- you don't put it on your face. want to learn more? stay with us. >> announcer: next, a paid prestation from perricone md for cold plasma sub-d, the first-of-its-kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age you most -- your neck, hosted by network television star courtney thorne-smith and featuring some of the most dramatic before-and-after photos you've ever seen, brought to you by guthy renker. when you look at yourself in the mirror, does your neck look older than your face? >> the texture just looked like crepe paper, like someone, you know, wrinkled it and gave it back to you. >> if was like, "this is awful. whose neck is that? that doesn't even belong to me." >> announcer: are you seeing an more signs of age from the chin down? >> it's like, overnight, i woke up and i saw these dark circle

i would respectly suggest that most of the thorn i didn't issues your grappling with look at back taxes it's not a new issue it was made clear in 2012 typing to comment. >> thank you, sir. >> next speaker good afternoon, supervisors i'm president of the small property owners of san francisco we small property owners run small business owners if you want to run a can he recall enterprise you should operate in the following manner your businesses are licenses mostly thirty days or more rentals this is public record along with ownership and permit information we insist there are a public library open registry of open units being used if we want to change our properties we have to apply for a permit often we have to invite our neighbors between a block and allow them to come we insist that our tenants at a minimum receive written permission we carry insurance for specific buildings to protect in the event of fires and liability insurance to protect our insurance didn't protect the buildings and hotels yet if one of the tenant hotel guests gets hurt who will they sue if the hotel unit should

makes our city what it is in so many ways all too often night life is a problem to be tolerated or a thorn in the side to be dealt with we know that's not the case so one of the first things i requested our city visits do a night life plan it was was a $2. million industry and those 53 thousand jobs i think it is those jobs tend to be jobs that are very accessible to people you don't have to have an advanced degree a maigd and working class job for people that all ages one of the challenges that we've had with night life in san francisco is zoning are and i'm a believer in zoning there are areas in night life is appropriate and where it is but there are times our zoning becomes r50i6b8g or r50i6b9 it is hard to have night life in areas where everyone will agree that night life should be this area is certainly one of those areas where night life is completely appropriate and a good important thing i know that supervisor kim and i went through a multiply year and supervisor campos as well as stiletto mission alcoholic controls that are riveting that was was undermining all sorts of cultural

is called "thee path of thorns and roses." the symbol of freedom was always in front of them. >> i can't explain it. this is something i will remember and share-ish the rest of my life. >> dignity has at last been restored to the final resting slaves. some 1700 freed located just a few blocks south of king street, it will be open seven days a week from dawn until dusk. kevin lewis, abc 7 news. >> what a great story. kudos to the city of alexandria. the rain did not keep the runners from taking part in the arlington police fire and 5k.riff 9/11 memorial autria godfrey and jummy element olabanjiand jummy helped emcee the event. questions outnumber answers in the mysterious crash of a small airplane near jamaica. search team say that the brees spotted friday may have sunk. the plane stopped responding to radio calls about an hour after its flight. the plane belonged to a u.s. real estate to the leper in new york and his wife. -- real estate developer in new york and his wife. marks nearly four weeks since the shooting death of mi

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you know, i kind of like a thorn amongst roses i think the thing we need to not loss site of in california is that we are doing something about earthquake early warning we're implementing a program. ; isn't that right pa did he see legislation the work of those leaders up on the stage and all of your work based on all of your work we're first and foremost capability to be able to deliver earthquake alerts to the public at large to businesses, of california that does so much not only to save lives but also to insure we've got resiliency built into our community in essential it's one of the programs we can implement because getting that warning businesses and individuals can do so much to protect their financial interest and protect their lives if you can protect both of those before the earthquake hits it helps to in fact the earthquake and rebound and move forward it's critical. so first of all, all of your work over the last 20 plus years where this has been talked about a lot we're now bringing that together what i call the last mile of being able to get it implemented. as you can imagin

they're thorns in your side and these guys play well and that was a good ball game all around and i'm got what they paid for. >> thanks a lot. >> take care. >> 39-year-old tory hunter talking about 39-year-old joe nathan and take us back to that play in the bottom of the sixth, eric, the tigers getting the top half of the next inning and you talk about a touch of events. >> john: it >> it changed the momentum of the game and it was not a reviewable plate and the umpires didn't get a review of new york, but what they did see was the replay on the jumbo tronat kansas city. >> wow! >> here you see scherzer with the play and he calls him safe and brad comes out and challenges the call. again, they never saw a replay outside of the one that kansas city, the royals showed on their own jumbo tron. that's why the umpires got together and reversed the call. it's crazy and that could cost them the postseason. much more on fox sports live and over on fox sports one and college football is back with the big 12 showdown taking on west virginia and coverage starts at 6:30 eastern right here on fox.

and that has been a thorn in the attorney general's side as well as the president. >> legal contribute, jamie, thank you very much. and we were going to have more on eric holder's decision to resign today and this evening. and we want to bring you quickly, as president obama south getting ready to speak at the united nations, with ban ki-moon, they're talking about ebola. but before we go to the president, we'll swing to the u.s. pentagon where the department of defense is providing the latest briefing on military operations in syria. >> 12 attacks. next slide. this is a breakdown of how it went by the numbers. 12 modular fighters in syria, and 16 total fighter aircraft participated in this, 10 from saudi arabia, and six from the united states. so most of the aircraft that participated in these strikes were not u.s. aircraft. muncisions, 41 total bombs were dropped, all precision guided. and the majority by aircraft, split between saudi arabia and uie and i don't have the break down by country what they dropped and i'm not sure that's relevant. if you look at the bottom. 80% of the ton

kim jong un has been a thorn in the side of the west as north korea develops nuclear weapons and missiles to deliver them. he rules and isolated country squeezed by sanctions. anyway, kim jong un dominates the life of the people in south korea. he has used bloodcurdling threats. he is developing nuclear weapons aimed at this country and the united states. this place buzzes with speculation. having said all that, not much is to be made of the speculation. after all, he vanished from public view for two weeks last year. kim jong un is not a man who shuns publicity. he usually travels the land he rules with cameras nearby. he is a man to be feared. last year, his uncle and political mentor was executed. the official statement from north korea about his illness says he continues as later. but this must raise questions about the seriousness of the illness and his ability to continue. bbc news, seoul. college football in america is a multibillion dollar sport. the top 10 largest sport venues in the u.s. are all university football stadiums. not nfl. with the professional league hit by abuse sca

our hands were peppered with thorn pricks; our palms sticky as bluebeard's. we hoarded the fresh berries in the byre. but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. the juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. announcer: this program is made possible in part by... historic marion, virginia, home of song of the mountains, a main street community in the heart of the virginia highlands. the ellis family foundation-- encouraging economic revitalization through the restoration of historic buildings in downtown marion, virginia, including the general francis marion hotel. teds-- dedicated to providing strategic talent management solutions. the bank of marion-- your community, your vision, your bank. morehead state university's kentucky center for traditional music is a proud supporter of song of the mountains. emory and henry college-- t

our hands were peppered with thorn pricks; our palms sticky as bluebeard's. we hoarded the fresh berries in the byre. but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. the juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. >>> hello and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm ross mihara in tokyo. >> all the votes have been tallied in scotland's historic referendum on independence. the majority of scots wanted to be part of the united kingdom and voted no. >> reporter: those who said yes to independence cannot hide their disappointment as they hear the result. >> this is our last chance and we ruined it for ourselves, so i'm disappointed. >> i am disappointed in the people of scotland. i thought we should get our

there are also more questions thorn surrounding a p.u.c. employee who recently resigned. the company's president's chief of staff resigned and could resume her old job as an administrative law judge for the commission. that would give her the power to regular pg&e directly. brown was ordered to resign because of the uncomfortable relationship between p.u.c. and the company it regulates. >> barry bonds wants his conviction overturned. bonds was originally found guilty of giving evasive testimo testimony. >> the city is calling to give a controversial hiv drug to anyone who wants it free of charge. >> and bob redell is outside city hall where that meeting is taking place. this would be the first city in the world to give this drug out for free. >> reporter: this would be ground breaking. san francisco would be the first city and to show his support for this proposal, supervisor scott weiner announced yesterday, admitted that he has been using this anti--hiv drug on a regular basis. the first known public official to make that kind of admission anywhere. studies have shown t

with viruses and bacteria of the good and bad despite the pups and downs and the thorns or perhaps community. however we choose we are each other's environment.%m/gr with a shared space. in the best of my years as a journalist had of mentor charlie mcdowell whose criteria was if they could keep to thoughts and there had a onetime. by charley measure she is not only smart but uniquely in powering writer and a person because through her work she not only puts forth to sought for three or four but enables us to hold them in our head. i am very happy and pleased to present to you the mary roberts rinehart award for nonfiction to eula biss. [applause] >> thanks for that incredibly generous introduction. this is a tremendous honor for me particularly meaningful because of food mary roberts rinehart was. a working mother, a trained nurse, incredibly prolific writer, authors of works that inspired batman and the advocate that spoke publicly about having breast cancer when it was still unmentionable. so i hope something of her legacy might be reflected in the book that i am about to talk about. this

the thorn in their side. the chairman has had to say it is cost inflation. he says it is so unacceptable that he feels he has to go as well. come the new ceo, they say they are close to signing up a new ceo, andrew mcnaughton left in may. once they have a new ceo, he's going to leave. thing is that carillionny -- shareholders must be breathing a sigh of relief. is the opposite. >> had they combined with carillion it would have been a 3 billion pound per year sales company. they said no because they had a u.s. unit they want to get rid of. they wanted to give that money back to shareholders, 200 million pounds. it via buybacks. he keeps on saying alone we can deliver value. you will have to wait, not in the medium term. the short term looks bleak. down by 25%. this company trading at the lowest since 2003. a bleak day for balfour beatty. a rosier one for carillion. >> bullets dodged springs to mind. caroline hyde, thank you. 's reforms. italy's prime minister prepares to lay out his plans to kickstart the economy. he needs his party on board first. "the pulse

our hands were peppered with thorn pricks; our palms sticky as bluebeard's.oarded the fresh berries in the byre. but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. the juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. i am vexed by free will. why? because free will seems impossible. if the world is determined, if every action is caused by a previous action - then we are not free to choose what we do. and if the world is not determined if actions are random - then we are also not free because randomness

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careful, there's thorns. they're going to arrive at your doorst s the least expensive way to get flowers. but you've got to know what to do with them once you get them. >> is this a cheap way to go? >> that is the cheapest way to go. >> so from the -- >> yes, but you don't have the -- the other options -- >> the next thing, wire service, we talked about that. >> yes, absolutely. >> there's another option. >> direct shipping which is kind of like something like this where you would get a box courier.o you, a regular the showers, just enough to make one arrangement. generally comes with a vase and packing material and instructions on how to make your own piece. that's another option. again, you have to put it together yourself. >> i see. and that is probably a little bit more expensive than just buying the flowers. >> with this option, you have a vase, it's more thought out. with the wholesale, there's no thinking involved. >> next, the social event sites will also be -- that's what you have. >> that's what we

americans had neglected to blow, just in the chaos and confusion of the moment, and led by colonel william thorn ton, one of ross's brigade commanders, they hit the maryland militia head on, took some initial casualties, but, pretty quickly, were able to envelop the americans, get around them and force the militia to start retreating pretty quickly. the militia retreated to a second line of defense and the british kept oncoming. they also had concrete rockets. this was a relatively new weapon at the time. coburn used them with quite a bit of effectiveness. most of the american militia troupes haven't seen them before. these rockets were notoriously difficult to aim. but they were really weapons of terror. they were almost like, you know, huge sky rock ets that would flare up in the sky. but because they were so difficult to aim, they were, you know, difficult -- they weren't a very reliable weapon for the british. but they were good at frightening the american troops. and the british were able to use them with great effectiveness at blatansburg for that reason. they started firing these -- many

thorns... >> they appear very, very horrible. >> or shields. looks like two big boulders in there.ne of my most disarming bloopers ever. >> that's because it's so-- >> oh. uh-oh. today's "countdown" is armed and ready for action, and it's starting right now. >> you take this rope and put on his mouth. on the top jaw.

half the people are coming just to have their picture taken with the great daniel thorn.ust for tonight. remember? yeah. [both chuckle] i really do have impeccable taste, don't i? me or the dress? both. oh! this thing is gonna kill you someday. i have to wear it, darling. it's my trademark. and we're late, which is my other trademark. i'll just wear these. ding!

. >> i am courtney thorne smith.channel, because in the next few minutes you will learn about a breakthrough product that can help take years off your appearance. here's the thing. you don't put it on your face. want to learn more? stay with us. next, a paid presentation from perricone for cold plasma sub d. the first of its kind treatment for the area of your body that can actually age most. your neck. hosted b

thorns... >> they appear very, very horrible. >> or shields. looks like two big boulders in there.n't miss one of my most disarming bloopers ever. >> that's because it's so-- >> oh. uh-oh. today's "countdown" is armed and ready for action, and it's starting right now. >> you take this rope and puon

lieutenant neumann and sergeant thorn begin by reviewing the tape. >> okay. the suspect's walking across the d room, and the victim is walking toward him. and unexpectedly, the suspect begins to punch the victim repeatedly -- oh. >> didn't look like that guy threw any punches at all. >> looks like an assault. >> absolutely. like gill throws every strike. so gill catches him offguard and just -- >> i don't see harvey throw any punches at all. he might have put his hands up to defend himself. but he was clearly looking down. >>> coming up -- >> i can be wrong, but i'm pretty much right. >> antoine gill pleads his case to authorities. and brandee calls home. >> are you sad? you sound like you're crying. >>> grand rapids, michigan, has been described as america's most family-friendly city. brandee nyp, a school secretary, lost custody of her two daughters after falling into a life of crack addiction and prostitution on the city's division street. >> my daughters haven't come and seen me yet. i actually haven't seen my youngest daughter in a year and a half. >> ny

so he will remain a thorn in the side. franklin pierce will give a speech on my very important day, july 121863 talking about how the war is to be thailand cannot be one and that lincoln is to be defeated for reelection and his policies need to be discontinued reno on july 4th robert e. lee is retreating from the pennsylvania battlefield where his army had lost its offensive capability, heading back toward virginia. in this city of the expert giving them union control of the messes of the roadway and dividing the confederacy. very, very ill-timed speech. i call it a political bull run after the initial major conflict of the civil war where the union does not exactly shine. but franklin pierce will be accused of treason by lincoln's administration. a series of letters which pierce has published. at that moment he is the better of the administration because the administration is acting on faulty intelligence. this was very short-lived. pierce after jefferson davis has his celebrated this secret correspondence between peers a

and we talk with mayor ah thorn. right after this. >> kids often complain about how stressful high school is. but do they have a point? the new al jazeera america documentary edge of eighteen, facing a brought range of issues, including overscheduling. in the schedule, angela lee is a teenager looking to major in dance. added stress for a teenager who is already handling a packed schedule of school studying dance classes and other activities. >> a crazy hectic time. we don't get to see much. we run in dance get out. of course i'm going to an airport with my dance clothes on. what is new? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so it's 2:00 in the morning, and i'm just trying to finish some schoolwork. i'm so dead right now. >> angela is one of the teens featured in the series and she joins us from salt lake city, utah. and wendy walsh is a clinical psychologist joining us from los angeles, california. edge of eighteen, debuts here. angie, i'm sure this is interrupting your busy schedule in college. what we just saw you dealing with, this crazy hec

. >> rick calls it the single biggest thorn, the great piece coming back to you. >> i describe it as pure torment. here was the basic dilemma. way was wilson. it was the direct popular election of the president. one.as a minority of not because the framers thought stupid.e people were too , eldridge gary, bona fide bon curmudgeon. they didn't believe the people were too stupid but too ignorant. how in the world could a voter in georgia know the merits of a vice ate in new york and versa? vastness of the landscape, the rudimentary nature, made it not a viable alternative. worried about and appropriately worried about this stupidity, but provincialism. i want to say this before we end. i'm going to say it right now. greatest s' creating a was nation in a country that did not national identity. that they were as georgians, new yorkers, pennsylvanians, and so on. so direct popular election is to work in the context of the early 18th century. alternate?he how do you -- how do you -- knowledgeable this is of up of the 18th century. who are the best and brightest and most knowledgeable? the

it's -- as i said, i think that number 12 is a baseline in what i wrote about today, it's a very thorning problem because the united states doesn't have great visibility or human intelligence in syria and it's difficult because even though the nsa and fbi do try to track radicalization particularly online, you can't open a case on somebody for going through the initial steps of self-radicalization, whether going online to certain websites, growing a beard and it's not illegal to travel to europe and take a bus pass to turkey and meet somebody at the boarder. it's very difficult to try to open a case on someone before effectively they join the organization and are materially supporting the terrorist group. >> rita, given the problems with tracking them here and abroad, what is the answer? >> the answer is that we really need to be aware of the fact that we are still at war. that doesn't mean that we have to be concerned and change our life. let's not forget that part of al qaeda and isis media campaign against the united states is the intimidation and calls for attacks are flooding the int

he'd been a thorn in america's side for eight years.nt bush, in an off-camera conversation with us in 2007, said, "that maliki is a son of a bitch, but we have to deal with him." >> panetta: prime minister maliki, who had the opportunity to kind of hold all of this together, just turned on the sunnis, fed into the historical sectarian divisions that have marred that country for centuries, and basically undercut and undermined the security force in iraq and created, i think, the very ingredients that led to what we see today in iraq. >> pelley: maliki, in your estimation, dismantled what we built? took the sunni military officers out and replaced them with shias? >> panetta: we gave them a chance. i mean, you know, nobody can guarantee that iraq would be able to go in the right direction. but we gave them a chance. we gave them the tools. but instead, he turned to vengeance. and vengeance never pays off. >> pelley: but it paid off for isis. isis conquered with a relatively small force because it was welcomed by the oppressed sunnis in ir

kerry, do they keep raising the issues, the banning of the muslim brotherhood, are their those still thornsgyptian relationship? >> i think the u.s. has recognized that the egyptian people have undertaken and established their will and that egypt has been on a road to democratization that was fair, free and internationally monitored. so that, i think, is not an issue any longer and that the state to state relationship is well in its ability to deal with all of the dimensions of the relationship. that doesn't mean that the united states doesn't trace issues related to an opinion and as a friend and we take this in terms of the friendship that exists between us and we are also in a position to clarify to the united states where we might feel that the u.s. position does not conform to what is actually happening in egypt. >> egypt, the larget of all of the arab countries. foreign minististeminister, tha being with us. >> happy to be with you. >> the breaking news and the u.s.-led air strikes taking place right now in syria. ♪ who's going to do it? who's going to make it happen? discover a new e

so he will remain a thorn in the side. franklin pierce will give a speech on my very important day, july 121863 talking about how the war is to be thailand cannot be one and that lincoln is to be defeated for reelection and his policies need to be discontinued reno on july 4th robert e. lee is retreating from the pennsylvania battlefield where his army had lost its offensive capability, heading back toward virginia. in this city of the expert giving them union control of the messes of the roadway and dividing the confederacy. very, very ill-timed speech. i call it a political bull run after the initial major conflict of the civil war where the union does not exactly shine. but franklin pierce will be accused of treason by lincoln's administration. a series of letters which pierce has published. at that moment he is the better of the administration because the administration is acting on faulty intelligence. this was very short-lived. pierce after jefferson davis has his celebrated this secret correspondence between peers a

. >>> at 5:02 police piecing together clue to a late night shooting in the 7700 block have of thorn avenue in north philadelphia. police say an unidentified man was shot three times, in critical condition at temple university hospital. police also say that they recover 11, ak-47 casings and six, 40 caliber round bullets at the scene. >>> check your statements, right? >> yes. >> big warning for you. consumer alert for you a possible data breach at acme grocery stores all over the the place. pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware all their shoppers in these tri-state area are at risk. >> yes, they are, fox 29 steve keeley live in maple shade new jersey with the details, steve. >> reporter: kerry, i'm surprised i don't have a ruin credit because i shop at acme, i shop at home depot and i shop at target and tj max and marshals. all those stores have been hit with these data breaches, people stealing the credit card numbers of shoppers of all of those chains. it is either dumb luck or just waiting for somebody to use my name and numbers like everybody else because if you are one of the millions

water main broke at 7:30 this thorning at the intersection of second avenue and wallace road. it left the area a muddy mess. people at a nearby apartment building were without water for several hours while crews worked to fix that line. some of those tenants were unhappy nobody told them what was going on. >> it was pretty out of nowhere. pretty unexpected. luckily i had enough time to brush my teeth and right after that is when it shut off. >> yeah. >> i was pretty lucky. >> did they come and tell you guys what was going on? >> no. >> of course not. >> we just woke up to no water. >> not yet clear why that water main broke. >>> former governor an arnold schwarzenegger, four years after he left office. the identity of the artist has not been revealed. some are speculating it might be one of austria's top painters. another unresolved question, where exactly the work will be placed inside the state capitol. >> he's back. >> he's back. >> he h be back. >>> also back, meteorologist rob is here with the forecast. nice weekend. >> it was. we're about to see more of the same for one

. >>> thorn five people in maryland are recovering after the boat they were on exploded.s happened in ocean pines maryland not far from ocean city. take a look at this picture. you can see the smoke just pouring in to the sky. the boat was destroyed in flames. not clear what sparked the explosion. three of the five people had to be air lifted to johns hopkins. they are all expected to survive. >>> celebrity chef tom english facing a dwi charge. you may have enjoyed his food here in the district. he is the executive chef of mxdc, which is only a block away from the white house. he's also been on iron chef. english was arrested on long island and posted bail yesterday. >>> landing in jail. the stunt one college student pulled at a weekend football game that has him in legal trouble this morning. >>> scattered showers as you wake up on this labor day holiday. storm team 4 tracking the chances you'll see storms in your neighborhood with your hour by hour forecast. >>> but first, helping your kids sleep through the night? why >>> in news for your health, does your child have t

i'd have a backhoe out there this morning digging a row across that grass, putting in a 6-foot wide thorn bush or some low grade obstacle where this couldn't happen again immediately. now, they deployed more officers and dogs, but they have to make a sea change. this fence jumpers and even allowing people to be able to jump that whimpy fence? change the fence. start to make some real definite changes. get this fixed. >> and just in dealing with the secret service protecting president obama, they are extremely professional. we're talking about people who take what they do very seriously. but i want to play you what congressman peter king had to say about white house security. take a listen. >> the fact that he wasn't brought down because they didn't think he had a weapon? he could have had a body bomb, he could have had a vest on. he did have a knife. there could be a lot of dom pof assassination plots. this is the most basic type of procedure and how everyone especially in the days of isis and we're concerned about terrorist attacks, someone could actually get into the white house being s

sun coming up at 6:45 or so thorn. i love the light at this time of the morning.essa herring is over at the air force memorial. that's one of my favorite spots to see the sunrise in d.c., especially when the sky is still lit. she's there of course for the 9/11 anniversary observations. 83 at noon. # 9 or so -- 89 or so for the high. showers and storms start to pop this afternoon. for thursday night football up in baltimore, there's a chance of storms for tailgater. by 7:00, 8:00, that's all double. it's over. -- all done. it's over. kickoff at 8:25. by 10:00 we're down in the 70s here. mid-70s. so should be a more comfortable second half weather wise than the heat and humidity of afternoon. a muggy start for today. 71 for annapolis. pax river and easton. even out west and north we have low 70s frederick down to leesburg with upper 60s in the shenandoah valley. 68 cumberland and also in garrett county. when garrett county is the same asthma fan sas, it's a -- as manassas, it's a warm air mass. you've got to see this. a beautiful looking sky this morning g=wat 6:18

kim jong un has been a thorn in the side of the west as north korea develops nuclear weapons, and the missiles to deliver them. he rules an isolated country squeezed by sanctions. in a way, kim jong un dominates the life of the people here in south korea. he issues blood curdling threats. he's developing nuclear weapons aimed at this country and the united states, so this place buzzes with speculation. having said all that, though, not too much to be made of that speculation. after all, he vanished from public view for two weeks last year. kim jong un is not usually a man who shuns publicity. he travels the land he rules with cameras nearby. last year, his uncle and political mentor was executed. kim jong un is a man to be feared, whether his absence means his end is nearer is unclear. steven evans, bbc news, seoul. >>> arguably golf's greatest, most hotly contested tournament, the ryder cup is under way in gleneagles in scotland. the europeans are favorites to retain the trophy. they've beaten the americans seven times out of the last nine, so how's it been going this morning? well,