that takes a little getting used to so it was just a little pond. and now it's an icon of american literary history. henry david thoreau first came out here as a little boy and he remembered that excursionlong after but he came here with his family , actually to gather sand for his father's sandpaper manufacturing enterprise and but he came here to live. it was actually on july 4, 1845 that he came to live and then was out here for two years after that. as his friend ralph waldo emerson had not long before boughtproperty we are standing on now . as the wood one, basically. the soil around walden isn't good for much except growing trees and he asked emerson if he could put up a structure here and stay here for a while and emerson said sure. his principal purpose was to find a sort of writers studio for himself. it was something he'd been thinking about for several years and the specific project he had in mind was a book and memorial to his brother john who had died in 1841. the book is about a trip that he took with john in 1839, they were both very

still a little bit humid this morning but that will improve as the day goes on. here's what we're expecting. 75 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock, 80 and we're going to get a high of 81 at about 4 o'clock this afternoon before sliding back to 77 degrees by 3 o'clock. we have been on the lookout for the possibility of some fog around the region this morning. so far so good and most areas with high visibilities are. there is a possibility out in northern montgomery county and northern chester county where you might run into some fog and everybody could see a little drizzle on the windshield this morning. matt pelman we have better weather coming not only later today but also tomorrow. that's ahead in the accuweather 7-day. >> it feels a little bit nicer out there this morning, david, despite that little bit of mist, i did see that on my windshield. i've been seeing construction despite that mist on a lot of these roadways like the schuylkill expressway. eastbound lanes they were working overnight by the blue route in toward gladwyne. they did back up now and they're pic

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>> we have a little bit of an opposite take. e the names that have been left behind in the interest rate real wells fargo has a lot of problems to fix. they have the sales scandal earlier in the year. we think they are well on track, and they have a very high dividend yield at this point, among the heist of the big banks. if you're looking for yield you have to go with wells. citi is a similar store. they doubled their dividend this year and tripled it last year and they are paying out four or five times in repurchases what they are paying in dividends over the next few years we think that mix will shift and we think the payout will actually go up so we think shareholders of the two banks will see a lot of cash back in their pockets over the next few years. >> all right kenneth leon and jim senegal let me point out very quickly that art cashin signalled across the floor, age balance to the sell side of $300 million of the dow is up 32 points right now. >> and our dominic chu is out in lake tahoe for the american annual century ch

it's only a little over a mile away. especially if you take the railroad cut there. you're in town in no time. and he had lots and lots of visitors while he was out here. so it's not that he was isolated, but he had plenty of the solitude that he wanted as a thinker and a writer. the house he built, he tells us in the first chapter of walden, was 10 by 15 feet, which is fairly substantial space. it's about the size of most craftsmen workshops in that period. you can get a lot done in 10 by 15 feet and it was tough for thoreau. he not immediately but he soon planted a field of beans and tried to get by in part on them. but, you know, for the rest of his living it was supplies that he would get from town. rice and things like that. >> thoreau came to walden already with a set of ideas about what -- about what wildness is. not the wilderness, but wildness. that's what interested in. part of the exercise in coming to walden was to remove himself from culture. you know that sounds sort of drastic, but you do catch artists at it every now and again -- went to tahiti, and p

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highs tomorrow, a little bit warmer around the bay. obably a good four or five degrees warmer inland. so the warming is beginning and it will continue really in to the weekend but it's not going to be a heat wave by any stretch of the imagination. cool coast, mild to warm bay, warm to very warm or hot inland if you will. sacramento could find triple digits in their future. i think vacaville could too. most of our inland states, upper 90s by the time we get to friday and saturday. fog around the coast. marine layer not that deep. shallow. that's why we're seeing the increase in temperatures. current temperatures are running about where they were last night. a little bit warmer inland because of the narrow marine layer. winds are blowing. sfo is blowing 20 miles per hour. check up in the north bay, a little cool up there. fog, 54 degrees. lower lakes, up to 65 degrees. that's because the fog is not there. bay bridge, foggy as you would expect. tomorrow, thursday, friday and saturday, the high pressure builds out of the southwest. out of t

saturday is looking like a little bit of a washout. area of low pressure kind of develops and rides its way up the coastline. how much rain? lots of it. check it out. maybe up to 4-inches of rain, 4-inches plus in a few locations that see some of the heavier thunderstorms. quick check of the seven-day forecast. 80's next few days, 70's for the weekend. we'll finally dry things out it looks like as we head into the next work week. that's weather. erin is back with traffic. >> that's right and at 5:48 we have some new problems to tell you about. hunter mill road right now is closed in both directions because of a fallen tree between croll road and the dulles give yourself extra time. fair lawn of a southeast closed at 22nd street southeast because of police activity and as you make your way out on 95 northbound crash blocks the right lane just before the beltway. look at that huge delay. it's growing to just south of lorton. about a 45 minute slowdown right now. you may want to hop off and take route one. any way you cut it get an early

that is a little flexibility they didn't have. t i think it doesn't really change the fundamentals which is their actions will have very little effect on the real economy. it is really more trading reaction. as long as inflation is low, i think they will be pinned to very low rates. jonathan: do you agree with that? >> the federal reserve starts managing the long end of the curve and buying and selling on a regular basis, we need to go into our bunkers and hide out for a long time. they have the strongest hand in the entire markets by a longshot, and so far the exit , path or the wind down path that was discussed in june, really doesn't include any management on the back end over the yield curve. one thing lost in the equation is that each year that progresses, each three months that progresses, the fed stock portfolio comes shorter of duration whereas the markets for , the most part are extending right now. there is still plenty of duration and supply of duration in the markets. i'm not concerned about the stock effective central

a little boy went into a see diseur. this is the great one.ans that helped save the boy's life and it was also some other folks from first happened to be in the area. i had a chance to speak with the little boy's mother via skype and she really had a message for all of those who rushed in to help. take a listen. he went in the ambulance. three year old xavier is a happy boy now feeling much better, but that surely wasn't the case wednesday around noon as his family was heading back to iowa. they were just getting on t 935 at pennsylvania avenue. i heard xavier in the the back making a gaggerring or a choking sound and i thought he was playing around and and i was turned around he was actually foaming at the mouth. his lips were blue and he was aren't responding to anything i was saying. his mother hit the brakes stopping traffic behind her. she pulled xavier out of the car to see what show could do and that's when she saw a couple approaching. i don't even know for sure that the couple spoke english but they knew enough to understand that ther

this is 95 northbound volume increasing just a little bit by prince william parkway. lowdowns yet south of that point fredericksburg into stafford looks good and southbound side flowing freely. all the main and hov lanes. as we take a look at 66 now we'll forward our cameras along traffic quiet through manassas and centreville this morning. problem free in both directions there so i'll let you know if that changes once in volume picks up. so far for friday morning as we move over to our maps we're seeing all green all good gw parkway is quiet. key bridge from rosslyn into georgetown looks good. fourteenth street bridge is quiet. 695, 395 in forty eight shape and we're problem free on 50 through bowie this morning. i'll let you know if that changes. outer loop also at speed from 95 to georgia avenue and not seeing any slowdowns on 95 or baltimore-washington parkway, route one is also in the clear right now. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. all metro is on time. maureen and holly back to you. >> coming up on fox5 news morning unrest in venezuela as opposition

if you are going to see the giants play today, it is a little cool: a little breezy out at at&t park, west breeze about 20 miles per hour, and a mix of sun and clouds out there. sun set is closer to about 8:30 these days. there's a look at your extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. i note that had the coast and around the bay, not bad at all, low to mid 60s expected, pacifica half moon day, warm nor santa cruz, around the bay a few degreesover warming expected for saturday, sunday but you go inland, that's where it is toasty, with our hottest spots reaching near 100. upper 90s in forecast. saturday, sunday before we begin a cool dawn on monday. pam. >>> thank you, rosemary. >> harry potter fans rejoice. the hog quart universe is set to expan with two new harry potter books. the books will coincide with an exit at the british library, in london, set to run from this october through february of next year. >> the first book, harry potter, history of magic, the book of the exhibition it is to explore the curriculum at the witchcraft and wizard re. potters school and

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but the seasoning is made it a little tougher than expected. he walked away with a trophy and 2,000 bucks and definitely a full stomach. >>> did you see the ramies trending last night. eun yang helped -- i bet she didn't wear her stretch i pants to work today. at the washington convention center, we posted a link to the full list of winners on our nbc washington app. all you have to do search ramie winners. >>> fall-like food. i was in search of a pumpkin spice latte. >> you have weird cravings because you're expecting. >> that's right. >> it's a little weird to start talking about the pumpkin spice lattes and things. that being said, it's awfully comfortable outside this morning. temperatures, a couple of degrees cooler than average now. upper 50s to mid-60s across the area. it's going to be a great day today. it's going to last a few days. complete check of the extended forecast in a few more minutes. >> 40-hour workweeks. that's one thing. but what if you have children as well? the revealing study that shows just how many hours a lot of you w

wind picking up a little bit. going to be calm to start with in most locations. just a five mile an hour wind in philadelphia and allentown. coming out of north or northwest for most locations, exception will be the shore. temperatures heat up during the day. get a little bit of sea breeze. northerly wind brings in the try air allowing the temperatures to cool down so much in the overnight hours. like right now. seeing the temperatures drop down nicely. also with sunshine allow for a quick warmuptoo the 70s quickly by 11:00 this morning, 81 degrees. upper 80s 3:00 this afternoon. go a little wr 3-5:00 and cooling down in the evening and humidity stays low for this evening. radar, sat siouthwestern kansas handle of oklahoma. few days before we gt some showers or at least a chance of showers. hour by hour forecast shows it's going to be niegs and clear for today. 1230 just a few scattered clouds developing this afternoon. no sign of any showers today. ten day on ten, 89 degrees for today. plenty of sunshine. humidity stays low today. allows us to drop down to 69 tom

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and meshack, he was a little lop sided yesterday. he's pretty good. >> a 1.39 era this season. >> the flyers add and lose a goalie all in the same day. we'll see if mike is on board with the move. first, melissa has weather. >> the holiday weekend rolls on on monday. hot with plenty oaf sunshine. a high temperature of 92. on tuesday a warm with a stray shower or thunderstorm for the 4th of july. high temperature of 89 degrees. very warm on wednesday, lower humidity, 88 for the high. thursday, showers and storms, we stay in the upper 80s on friday at 88. 87 on sunday. that's a look at the accuweather forecast. >>> action news sports sunday continues right after this. >>> action news sports sunday continues right after this. hurry in, only at mcdonald's. ♪ ♪ it's not carbonation. those bubbles are celebrating. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ . >>> let's kick it. union hosting the new england revolution in chester, 48 minutes. you know you're good when you have just one name. gives the union a 2 -0 lead. at

she woke up a little more. last 20 years he has lived like this. >> did they also make mom believe that her daughter was still alive? >> it's a little bit sort of confusing. it's not like he is literally pretending to be his sister, but dressing up as if he is his sister, it helps mom be happier. over the last 20 years, he doesn't care anymore. he doesn't actually own any clothes that are male. he constantly dresses up as a woman. how does that make him feel that his mom identified with his sister more than him? that i would imagine would be a little hurtful. >> a lot of people have kind of raised that up as well. okay. i see i have my daughter. i'm happy again. does she not ask questions as to where her son is? >> it's hard for us to understand but it's working for them, so who cares. >> that's exactly the point. he doesn't care what people think. he doesn't care about any of that stuff, but he is able to look after his mom and mom is able to be happy with her life. what else matters? ♪ >>> sandy and marcus wa

expect a little bit of a warmup.ing hot temperatures.jf let's look at the current temperatures across the bay area. south bay, 57 degrees. sen ins la, 54. tri-valley, 57 degrees. waking up to foggy conditions at san francisco at 53

see a little clouds. >> clouds there. one of bill's live pictures has the sunrise. >>> check out the sky glowing in easton this morning. still plenty of clouds around. we have seen a few sprinkles in easton too. not going to be all-day rainfall. barely showing up on the radar. more impressive the showers stayi staying put in one area in central delaware, may see ponding. that rain is not going anywhere. fortunately it's not heavy, but it is stalled. clouds over philadelphia. 68 degrees right now. lehigh valley, 65, few sprinkles. delaware mostly cloudy skies over frawley stadium. wilmington, that's the view getting a little bit brighter now that the sun is up. if you're seeing the clouds, better this morning. get the breaks of sunshine later this morning. that's when the temperatures warm up a bit. check out winds. easterly winds coming in off the ocean. keep the entire area cool again today. mostly cloudy. 79 this afternoon for the suburbs. in philadelphia, up to 79 for delaware and new jersey. at the shore, a little bit

only a little over a mile away , especially to take the railroad up there. you are in town in no time. he had lots of visitors out here. it is not that he was isolated, but he had plenty of solitude he wanted as a thinker and a writer. the house he built, he tells us in the first chapter of walden, 10 x 15 feet, which is fairly substantial space, about the size of most craftsmen's workshops in that period. you can get a lot done in 10 x 15 feet and it was sufficient for thoreau. not immediately, but he soon planted a field of beans, and tried to get by in part on them. for the rest of his living, it was the supplies he would get , like rice and things like that. walden, he had an idea of what the wild was like. part of the exercise in coming himselfn was to remove from culture. but sounds sort of drastic, a good example would be that he went to tahiti and part of the reason he went there was to put all of europe find him. and that was something emerson -- behind him. and that was something emerson suggested in a number of places, but he thought it was import

of course, it could change track a little bit. we'll keep a very close eye on that and the rest of the radar coming up. >> thank you. >>> now a quick check of some the other headlines that we're watching today. it's a bittersweet day for the family of the teenager killed in a road rage murder in chester county last week. the cousins of 18-year-old bianca rober performed this morning. we spoke to them before the parade. they told us it's a day to celebrate but they're it with a heavy heart. this afternoon we learned a life tribute service will be held for bianca roberson this. she died after she was shot in the head last week. investigators tell us it happened during a road rage incident. the suspected shooter turned himself into police on sunday. >>> bucks county a philadelphia man is dead after police say he in washington crossing state park. police recovered the body around 12:00 this afternoon. according to investigators, the man went under while he was swimming and never resurfaced. police have not released the man's identity.

a little hazy out there.e watching a little bit of haze, the storms that came through earlier this afternoon probably noticed, long gone from metro now. it was such a hot and humid day leading up to it. a cold front coming through. our beaches about to see some of the thunderstorms, but once they come through we're in the clear. the temperature dropped so fast. it's 10 to 15-degrees >> with the rain coming and then the temperatures have risen yet again. if you're looking for some relief while sitting out on the deck grueling, i don't know about relief, but as soon as mid 90s at some parts of virginia. here's what to expect through the rest of tonight and the holiday weekend, storm threat pretty much over. we've got some left over showers across southern maryland. sunny and less humid for your sunday and then we are staying dry through the fourth, independence day. even though it's hot, even though the humidity will return we don't have any thunderstorm chances. also, like i said, very hot. high temperatures i

but in terms of a device we want to talk to, i think maybe the cases are a little bit limited. e want to be in public talking about any of these scenarios. it will be interesting to see. it is a sort of buzzword i feel like coul a break in any direct. >> guest: >> host: inspired by the brain they kind of learn as they go but it's easy to talk about and it's much more difficult. they are hiring a lot of these people and recently did lift the veil to allow researchers to publish so some of the thinking. that was kind of a big push. we will see the future is wide open. a lot of people think that the competitors have a jump on it because they kept up the wall for too long. >> host: there's a question with either the device matters as much as it did. they've taken that approach on the device. if where is it headed, do you think? >> guest: there's a lot of different ways to think about that. we have seen some push to try to expand its services and emphasize apple music and it signals that it's recognizing it needs to find new sources of revenue. that said, two thirds of the sales are

going to be a little bit of fog possible with a stray shower here and there. tomorrow, the clouds basically win out. tomorrow will be more of a mostly cloudy kind of day, very warm and humid with a better likelihood of some showers and thunderstorms. as i mentioned, before some of those could pack a punch, maybe even a little bit of wind gusts in there. tomorrow, keep an eye on that weather. but the payoff is this weekend, because by the weekend, humidity will start to drop. saturday, i have a stray storm chance, so most of it will be gone. the front will clear our area. the humidity will drop back, upper 80's without as much humidity. it will feel more comfortable on saturday. and by sunday, noticeably less humid, 86. it's going to be pretty stellar for the matter. so today's chance about 50/50. tomorrow, most likely with thunder and lightning. friday, showers in the mix, just still not cleared out of this pattern. but the weekend brings much calmer weather saturday, sunday, and into early next week. back into more heat by the middle of next week. not the bes

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