there's a whole ac/dc theme throughout the day. >> stephen: have you missed being on television? been huge stories over the last 145 days. >> like what? something -- >> stephen: we're at war with another country in the last 145 days. have you missed reporting on that? >> unfortunately we're always at war with another country, aren't we? seriously -- >> stephen: no. >> okay. >> stephen: have you missed being on tv? >> not particularly. it's nice. you don't have to shave every day. if i didn't think i was going to be back on tv eventually i'm sure i would have missednb it. there's always another anthony weiner coming down the lineç here. there's always another story. the only thing that ended in the last 145 days was bin laden's heart heartbeat. everything else there's another story coming down the line. >> stephen: that was a big story. you didn't get to cover it. >> i'm sure there will be other big stories. >> stephen: current tv is what channel in every city? >> we're 103 here in manhattan and 37-something on dish. 358 on direct. >> stephen: is al gore's network. >> al gore is

rate in the area so that we potentially have the same issues here that we have to work through with ac/dc as we do in the 24.5 area. all three of these amendment requests have been submitted. i would like to go over the next steps that we are facing in this process. the first step is that bcdc staff brings a subscription notice of the application. the commission says whether or not to go forward with processing the application. this has already happened with the cruise terminal in the early commission. that application is in process and would have its public hearing in october of this year with possible action on the amendment itself in the early 2012. the america's cup related amendment proposals have not done in the brief description of this form yet. we expect that that what happened in june. again, commission action in early 2012. we think that there is an intervening step, particularly for the cruise terminal [no audio] over the course of the fall. we need to consult more with bcdc and the stakeholders themselves. we are not sure that the workshop setting is the right way to approach

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dc power. this was from a time before elevators ran on ac power. >> when did they switch? >> decided to switch in the 1920's, so this elevator predicts that by about 19 years. the doors are also manual, so this elevator predates the use of automatic doors on elevators. >> can we take a ride? >> absolutely. going down. >> how many troops do you think this elevator has taken in its lifetime? millions. >> yes, this one probably has. certainly hundreds of thousands. >> very smooth. >> it really does run smoothly. >> there we go. take some serious operation. there we go. >> this is really beautiful. >> this is served by that old elevator we were just in. >> built at the same time, also in 1913. >> what a gorgeous room. i think we should have a party here. >> that is a great idea. >> let's look at the machine room for that old elevator. >> ok, let's go. >> here we are in the machine room with all these wonderful, old, a burly, industrial-era equipment. tell us what we've got here. >> this is really the beginning of a modern elevator. what we would describe as an overhead tractio

ac as much as you can. our heat alert. heat advisory shaded in orange. we're expecting heat index values of 100-105. it's most of the dc area and philadelphia. they got the red. that's the excessive heat warning. records -- i think we could set some more records tomorrow. now, for dc-reagan national, 97 degrees is the record for tomorrow set in 2007. baltimore 97. dulles 97. and, guess what, our highs are going to be in the upper 90s. so that can be definitely at least tied if not set new records. right now it's still warm. a bit muggy too. around 79 in dc. overnight clear to partly cloudy skies. mild and muggy. lows 64-70 degrees. it is going to be warm and muggy as well. so definitely wear light colored clothing and loose clothing as well. now, meanwhile the first heat related deaths of the season were reported in maryland today. scott broom is live on the weather terrace with the number. >> reporter: those deaths, annie, happened last week in anne arundel county in maryland. they were elderly individuals and the reports come just as some climate scientists are poised to produce a brand new study tomorrow with some r