for now so many of us just trying to keep cool as weve m around. >up out here for sure did not take long for the car to heat up here ysday, probably experiment that had firsthand yourself. back to you. >>> pleaseell meyou are at least running through the fountain between yr live report. >> reporter: you're on a roll today, aren't you? you're on a roll. you know. what you can come down through here. >> and run through. i would love to. >> reporter: hand in hand, wendy. >> it's a date, adam. >> reporter: that's fine. >> hey, the nbc washington app is quite cool,e like to think, especially in the sweltering heato to find outthe temperatures and find out what's going on out there and open upe bc washington app and we'll give you all the informatio >>> if you are planning to head down to the big concert and fireworks show o the national mall tomorrow, it looks like everything will be redy for you and the crowds. news 4's nicolesjacobs i live on capitol hill with a look at rehearsals for a capital 4th. how did rehearsals go? >> it was pretty exciting and

weve got it facing sideways two and a half right lanes are blocked and chp saying that truck hit some barrels and there's sand in the right lanes. they will need a street sweeper to clean that up. little bit of better news in the south bay, westbound 237 before north first street. four-car crash pushed to the side. the backup starting to unwind. next traffic update at 6:10. >>> it could be a tough day for tech after facebook takes a fall. >> news of slower than expected growth sent after hours trading into a tailspin. it is possible facebook could lose more money and stock value than any other company in history. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in menlo park for us this morning.ostbo $144 billion in afterhours trading and ceo mark zuckerberg lost close to $17 billion in value. all of this came after the earnings report was announced yesterday afternoon for facebook. facebook's user base and revenue grew more slowly than expected in the second quarter as the menlo park based company dealt with privacy issues. an executive warned it expects revenue growth to slow down in the nex

but we were gonna fighbefor the things weved in. going all the way to the convention. and that's what we did - at the convention in '92, pat was asked to speak. we said we believe that we represent a lot of these republicans and we have a right to have a position at the convention, and we will endorse. [cheers and applause] - thank you so very much for that welcome. - we were given a slot the same night as president reagan, which was just wonderful. [cheers and applause] - they said, "you gotta do three things in the speech. you gotta praise the record of ronald reagan." ronald reagan made us proud to be americans again. we never felt better about our country, a we never stood taller in the eyes of the world than when the gipper was at the helm. [cheers and applause] "you've gotta endorse george h. w. bush." this campaign is about philosophy, and it is about character, and george bush wins hands down on both counts. heers and applause] "and then we want you to tear apart bill clinton." bill clinton's fpeeign policy ence is pretty mu

times, weve a lot of are overregulated into oblivion.hat is what a lot of the , theyment, the left wants want to regulate everything. while i do not agree with all the changes he has made, i do agree with some of them. the population in general. you know? host: which policies are you finding yourself in agreement with? caller: well, i knew you were going to ask that. i was kind of trying to figure out which ones i did. i think we need to be more middle-of-the-road and everything. the right is too far right and the left is too far left. i think we need to compromise. do we need to regulate coal plants? yes. we need to put them out of business? no. they generate too much electricity. there are improvements that could be made. but you don't want to regulate them to where, they are there to make money, we all make money. you would not do your job if you did not make money. i'm retired now so i don't have a job but people complain about businesses making too much money. that is why they are there. if we would all just take a step back and be

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