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the first name on the list is alex. it will see if it becomes alex all over the next few days. hot and humid summer weather building up. some of that heat and humidity is likely to get here as a go through the middle part of the week. after some early morning clouds, there'll be some afternoon sun. heat and humidity continue to build. scattered thunderstorms on wednesday and a chance for an isolated thunderstorm on thursday, especially going into friday as the next front arrives. 77-82 tomorrow around baltimore. around the bay, look for some fog in the morning. the same scenario on that eastern shore will keep the beach at 69. the day forecast has very light winds tomorrow, that will keep the waves under 1 foot. the temperatures are slowly climbing into the upper 60's. 80 niner 90 on wednesday, start to crank up the humidity as well. the chance for a couple of isolated storms on thursday, and a better chance on friday as we get into the memorial day weekend. sunny to partly cloudy skies, a daytime high in the 70's. >> now, 11 sports. >> all signs continue to point to a full and

alex pachinko appear one day and offered to be a student volunteer. alex, known to dr. todd, was the co-founder of peta. alex said to us to show you where he's coming from, the tunnel, we look upon the murder of animals as we now look on the murder of men. of course, animals can't be murdered, only humans can be murdered, and by the way only humans can commit murder because only have the moral ability to make those kind of intentional decisions and act morally and animals cannot murdering him and because an animal is amoral, they are not moral agents. so when that whale killed the trainer in florida, that was not murder. that was a killer whale being a killer whale. if i had done the same thing to the woman, that could be murder because i am a moral agent and i can be held tomorrow account. as a huge distinction between human beings and animals. in any event, the doctor was aware that alex pacheco wasn't there to be a student volunteer but to destroy his life and ruin his work. one day the doctor -- and by the way peta still boasts about this direct action on its web si

in silver spring, alex, 9news now. >>> now we talked to a woman living in the country illegally about the protest. it's a story we are working on for 9news now at 11:00. >>> president barack obama addressed graduating cadets at west point military academy today. the president told the 1200 graduates they face quote, a long hard road ahead. the president also praised the cadets for dedication to service. >> a lesser army might have seen its spirit broken, but the american military is more resilient than that. our troops partnered with coalition and through their competence and creativity, we are poised to end our combat mission in iraq this summer. >> for the first time in west point's history, a female cadet was class valedictorian. >> also, president barack obama says he will order a bipartisan commission to investigate the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. joel brown is in venice, louisiana, with the latest on the investigation and the cleanup. >> thick oil covers a large section of delicate marsh grass. one of three locations with oil is washed ashore this week. it shut down a publi

as alex reports, if the county doesn't act fast, they could lose the opportunity. >> costco has its eye on wheaten. >> this is a vacancy that has been in place for four years. >> the largest membership warehouse club chain in the country is committed to come to west field shopping town on the condition a gas station is fast tracked through the county. >> this is our best opportunity. >> montgomery county economic development director, steven sillerman tells us costco was considered an economic project promising to score hundreds of jobs in wheaten. that's why the county wants to speed up the process of bringing the store and the gas station and provide the same safeguards. the county is trying to work with the community and obtain an agreement now rather than a year from now. >> the risk is costco is simply going to move on and build another store in another location and we'll miss this opportunity. >> i don't see a costco having much tractions, as long as the plans are in place and there are funds to protect costco gasoline and the environmental impact. >> but some residents do have fe

as alex trevino reports the emotional service called for an end to needless violence ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>nd turnout. i didn't realize he had so many people that loved him. >> reporter: family members, childhood friend and dc leaders are mourning the death of alonte sutton. a well-admired young man who many say had a bright future ahead of him. >> too bad because so tragic because alonte sutton was doing everything right and violence still touched him and that's part of the problem with violence we are dealing with in our city. >> reporter: he was found dead two weeks ago. police say he was killed after he refused to give a girl a ride. it's the kind of violence alonte sutton's friends say has to end. >> frustrated because of all of the unnecessary deaths that happen in the district of columbia. the message was clear that we must stop the violence in our community and we must do everything we can to save our children. the hearts of many were touched by a aris who were privileged to sing alongside stevie wonder ♪ [ music ] >> she said in his own words he was so hurt by the tragedy of this y

. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, teaching miniature submarines to swim, just like fish. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> angry riots. tens of thousands take to the streets in greece. what sparked the protest. >>> day 16, satellite images show oil from the sunken ridge. reaching the mississippi delta. eyewitness news at 4:00 continues withth,,,,,,,,,,,,,, welcome to the world of lovaza, where nature meets science. if you have high cholesterol, high blood pressure or diabetes, you may also have very high triglycerides -- too much fat in the blood. it's a serious medical condition. lovaza, along with diet, effectively lowers very high triglycerides in adults but has not been shown to prevent heart attacks or strokes. lovaza starts with omega-3 fish oil that's then purified and concentrated. it's the only omega-3 medication that's fda-approved. you can't get it at a health food store. lovaza isn't right for everyone. tell your doctor if you're allergic to fish, have other medical conditions and about any medications you're taking, especially those that may increa

alex trevino talked to the group. >> legal immigrants are welcomed in the u.s. not illegal immigrants. >> reporter: it was delivered by help save maryland. >> i don't like the idea of taxpayers money being spent for grants on people that are here illegally. >> it employs illegal aliens so the idea is to attract legal businesses to pick up workers who have no legal presence in our state. >> it is against immigrants. this is against what casa stands for. >> reporter: this woman from el salvador is an illegal immigrant living in silver spring. she watched protesters chant and display the signs, deport them all. >> arizona law is u.s. law. >> reporter: with their back toward the camera, she told us they were making her feel like a criminal. she says she's a hard worker. she says she is still holding on to the hope that president obama comes are you with his promise to help her who came to the country with aspirations of one day living the american dream. exactly what this group of protesters don't want. in montgomery county, alex trevino, 9 news now. >> the proteste

the jung man, who did not want his name used, for fear of retaliation, told our own alex trevino it's a nightmare he wants to forget. >> reporter: the vic time, spairn speaking father of two there el salvador is not showing his face but recalls vividly the violent encounter the night of may 5th. >> reporter: the psychological impact of the profound beating he took from several yuck men outside his home has taken a toll. >> when i go to sleep, it's still, i remember when they come to attack me. >> reporter: he said the first teen who approached him seemed friendly, asked for money. >> reporter: this asked for $5, and he didn't have it. >> the suspect then asked to use a cell phone. our victim said it was wet and not working, but notice how he still offered it to the stranger. >> reporter: he hit you in the face. and what did you do? >> tried to defend. >> reporter: there was too many of them? >> oh, yeah. cinco. >> reporter: the five left him badly beat and took only one personal belonging. >> my cell phone. sonchts if you see them again, would you know what they look like. >> yeah. >>

that's a good question, alex. here we go.nd do it them. >> the entire cast of "one day at a time." i think that was the question. here we go. all right, all right. i'll bark like a seal for you, young man. okay. stue, quagmire. peter griffin, hello. it's me right behind there looking all tubby. and of course brian. not changing a whole lot there. those are the big four. those are the main ones. >> larry: how about cleveland? >> cleveland, you know, i don't -- thank god i don't do the voice of cleveland. i don't have to perform. >> larry: are you brian? >> i am brian, yep. but yeah. cleveland is voiced by a very funny comedian that i went to college with. >> larry: do voices come easily to you? are you a mimic? >> yeah. i used to do impressions a lot as a kid and, you know, i was always kind of fascinated by dialects and whatnot. and there's -- >> larry: is the brian character you? >> in some ways, yes. in some ways. >> larry: some ways or more ways? >> yeah, yeah. he's -- >> larry: we have some tweet questions. i'll lay them

if it does become a storm, it'll get the name alex. one thing it'll do is impact our surf as we head into the memorial day weekend. we'll have much more as we move ahead, but for now, back to you. >>> things are a little different this year, as derek valcourt reports the haerndeck climb may be coming to an end. >> reporter: this year may mark the end of a decades long tradition. for the first time in 30 years, there's no lard covering the hearndeck monument. usually it gets covered the grease to make things harder for freshmen to place a cap on top, symbolically marking the end of their grueling first year. this may be the hraárs year freshman climb the monument. less than thrilling to allumni watches. >> it is what ties the class together. >> reporter: with no lard slowing them down, the climb that takes more classes upward from two to three hours took the class of 2013 just 2:13. >> i think they should have kept the lard up there, but it is what it is. >> i love this tradition. we got to keep the tradition alive, it's killing me that

good afternoon, ron. >> reporter: good afternoon, alex. >> all right. was supposed to have happened. it's been pushed back. why is that? is it because he is still talking and they're trying to get information? >> reporter: well, that's what we're being told by the federal government that he's talking, providing vital

it would be called alex. computer models bring it westbound. we may have some tropical action to talk about later on in the week. mostly cloudy with drizzle this morning. maybe some sunshine this afternoon. partly cloudy tonight. temperatures will drop back into the upper 50's. the middle of the week looks great. eight on tuesday. scattered showers are possible on thursday and friday. it looks like the beginning of the holiday weekend will be dry on saturday and sunday but it depends on what happens with that tropical system. it is not try early on this monday morning and that always affects the roads. >> just enough rain to create some problems. we have an accident in darlington. 165, accident still clearing. in randallstown, old court road, watch for possible lane closures because of an accident wrapping up. a bit of a sluggish start on southbound 95 approaching the beltway nebraska. 95 south, five minutes. still moving well at the harbor tunnel. 11 minutes on the inner loop over towards 95 on the east side. the the baltimore-washington parkw

it would be alex if we do have a named storm.it cculd affect ours but now we're not putting it in the seven-day forecast until we see what happens. 62 degrees, ooight partly cloudy skies. future scan clouds and radar. the shower activity is moving to the south. a pop up shower later this afternoon to the north toward harrisburg but then things dry up. cloud cover reprailz an reveilse see a good deal of sunshine and3 a decent day as the temperatures start to warm up. not too bad the temperature wise at the eastern shore, 77 degrees, mostly cloudy skies here in central maryland. we will call it mostly cloudy with a peek of sunshine here and there, 75 for the high. and in western maryland, a cooo spot, of course, 72 degrees and mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the east at 5 miles per hour. herr is your seven-day forecast, all about today, we will try to get brightening of the skies throughout the day, tomorrow a good-looking day.ú 80, how about weenesday.3 we will beepushing 90 degrees and then we may be changing this forecasttlatt

that would get the name of alex. er and right there, there's a 50% chance that could happen. there and the mere fact it's discussed here. the week before the memorial day holiday weekend. it has our attention and if nothing else, going down@shore. you should be, well, have your sixes heightened. and there could be rough surfs because of that. we'll watch it for you, that would indeed change the out look over the next five days and to be honest, that's more july 4thlike. bernadette woods will have the details coming up shortly for you. now, back inside. >>> south west airlines is offering an escape from the rain. as of today, they've added two daily flights to florida's newest airport. the airport is north of panama city and south west is celebrating with a beached theme display at bwi. >>> still to come on wjz-13 eyewitness news at noon. a -- royal bribe -- >> and the youngest climber to reach the top of mount everest and what he says in the first television interview. >>> taking another live look outside this noon. bernadette woods will have the forecast. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,

>>> la pareja de enamorado no podían faltar >>> vemos el nuevo galán, no quiso presentarlos vimos alexa. >>> me encanta que me acompañe porque ha sido un gran apoyo en estos 4 años que tengo de estar con in visión. y lo disfruta, que es lo importante >>> aquí, ni las piernas fracturada de famoso, impidieron que disfruten de la fiesta. >>> . no encienda el ventilador mi amor. me puse ligueros de la mamá de lucero. y traté de modelar a mi marido, y me caí >>> que estabas haciendo tú? >>> no, no, no es algo que pasa cuando te estas poniendo viejo. y, lo que pasa es que yo pienso que voy a tener un reconstrucción de rodilla >>> qué tienes tú men tu cartera. >>> no quieres saber >>> qué no puede faltar en tu cartera? >>> una barrita de proteína >>> si >>> un poco de dinero >>> niña precavida >>> la llame de mi habitación >>> la gran fiesta >>> si una fiesta espectacular, realmente es un honor, ser invitado en una cena de estado, la casa blanca, y estuvo hablando toda la noche. hablemos de hijas, de niña hablemos mucho de política y mucho de la reforma migratoria >>> quien te dio este beso?

these three guys, aaron, alex and mike are holding a lost-a-thon. up to the finale tonight. when you came up with this idea, what were you thinking? >> well, you know, we ended up realizing the entire duration of all of "lost" is 94 hours. which is actually guiness record. we thought we would turn it into a charity event. raise money. reck noise a show we all love. that's where it came from. >> and what is 94 hours? it's not that long. >> we're realizing it's a long time. but a lot of fun. >> you're hearing from other countries at this point? it's become a global view-a-thon? >> yes. >> tell us about that. >> not only are we doing this for ourselves, but we're streaming this event over the internet. people are viewing our live stream from lostathon.com. italy, india, all over the place. they're sending messages on twitter. giving us encouragement. it's been a cool, community-based event. >> we came up with some great statistics. you have watched eed 102 open episodes. heard hurley say the word "dude" 307 times. visited 11 dharma stations. and seen s

. >>> i'm alex demetrick. coming up, teaching miniature submarines to swim. just like fish. that story as eyewitness news continues. >>> and wonderful wednesday evening. don't miss the update the first warning forecast. that's coming right up. ,,,, the only place that you can find southwest fares on the internet is southwest.com. we're not on travelocity. the only place. what's the other one? we're not on expedia. what about orbitz? no! southwest isn't on orbitz. the only place! let me make this clear. the only place online to get southwest fares... southwest.com. southwest.com! i know. we're only on one website. you want to fly all over. you don't want to browse all over. [ all ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding ] >>> we have breaking news to tell you about right now. a man has been hit in montgomery county. captain mike mike perry has details for us. >> we are in gaithersburg area, near wearing station road along the amtrak line. apparently a man walking along the rail tracks was struck by a high-speed amtrak drain as it was moving westbound. the information that we have is

alex demetrick, wjz eyewitness news. >> the legislative committee approving could come next week. >> and if that comes, it could take by fall and the start of the oyster season. >>> and on i-97, sky eye chopper 13 is over the scene. captain mike. >> reporter: we are in glen burnie. this is northbound at i-97 and in annapolis and you can see the tractor-trailer has caught on fire. and you can see the trailer has been burning since about 3:00 this afternoon. now there are fire personnel still on the scene here. the big issue is northbound i- 90 was closed for a period of 0eu79 97 -- i-97 is backed up and it's extended from croton. so expect major delays as this fire situation continues. and the fire is still burning but apparently it's not a danger to traffic as it goes by. back to you. >> captain mike, thank you. >>> caught on tape, several marylander face felony charges for recording their arrests on camera and others have been intimidated to shut cameras off. that's touched off a legal controversy tonight. wjz is live at city police headquarters. mike hellgren has the fierce debate

host: alex isenstadt is the political reporter for politico. let's begin with this headline in honolulu. charles djou gott, and defeat in two democrats. your reaction? guest: it is a win for republicans. they win. it was a previously democratically-held seats. 7% of the vote was for barack obama in 2008. this is not entirely unexpected. we know that national democrats pulled out of the race earlier this month. host: and kansas ran for the senate, saying he might run again. he stayed in the race. there seem to be divisions within the democratic party in hawaii. guest: you cannot discuss this without understanding the local political factors that really drove this race. you had senators and daniel ia way -- inouye and aka. the senators stood behind him. you had a situation where democrats were bound for the vote. the map wa not there for democrats. host: the headline froa colorado paper is referring to andrew roman off -- roumanoff. ken salazar is not the interior secretary. what happened over the weekend? guest: you saw roumanoff picking up some

if it does it would be alex. it would not be the first time we get a named storm in may and it doesn't really have a foretelling sign for the rest of the season but we do expect a very active season especially here along the east coast. it's already dumping heavy rains across the carolina coastline, enhancing the flow in maryland. and the reason we'll get stuck to the environment that is going to pump in more showers throughout the day. temperatures aiming for 75 as our 2-degree guarantee. we'll highlight maryland's most powerful doppler radar, show you where it's raining in the next half-hour. but the range, trying to settle down a little as we head through tonight. there may be leftover sprinkles and mist. even developing fog. back to 65. for tomorrow turning partly sunny, but we do not relax the chance of rain. in fact, probably in the afternoon we'll have a few more showers, maybe an isolated downpour. 78, we'll try to push up to the 80s for the end of the week and we'll check the extended forecast in the nex

alex trevino, 9 news now. >>> we have another "living $mart" report for you.essica doyle is here with more on that children's medicine recall. >> obviously this is a major concern for parents. yesterday we talked about the recall of a lot of children's products including tylenol. the company involved is called mclean consumer health care. the food and drug administration inspectors found last month that mcneil knowingly used bacteria contaminated materials to make a batch of medicine for the children. no batches of the final product were contaminated and health risk is low but the fda will continue to review the problem. >>> u.s. airways and delta airlines are told by regulators to make others -- make room for others at the airport. they demand they auction off landing and takeoff slots at reagan. this could create an opening at the airport for southwest. >>> a corporate love triangle has led to an apology from a ceo. before united agreed to merge with continental it had been in merger talks with u.s. airways. after the merger announce , the chairman did a lit

if it does that it would get the name alex, we will watch that as it approaches the carolinas over the next two or three days. otherwise the forecast looks very warm in the middle of the country. we have thunderstorms racing through the dakotas. it's chilly through much of the rockies, but it will be pretty warm and nice today through the great lakes. very much summer-like. >>> if you're watching us on wmc-tv news 5 in memphis, tennessee, hang out with the pink flamingos as they spend the day relaxes on the beach at the world of waterfowl exhibit at the memphis zoo. that's your "early today" event of the day, thomas. i wonder how they stand on one foot. >>> well, now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. "shrek forever after" won at the box office. the fourth and presumably final film in the series had the weakest debut of them all. just over $73 million. that's nothing to sneeze at but the major betting in hollywood was whether it would be over or under 100 million bucks. experts see shrek hanging around for the summer and earning easily over $200 million.

alex demetrick sees that maryland is enacting sweep changes to bring them back. >> reporter: oysters are an appetizer for most of us. but for some they are a way of life. clinging to it isn't easy. not with oyster populations decimated by disease, poor water quality and over fishing. >> it was about 1200 licensed boats in the county now. surcharges were down to probably $125. quite a decline. to bring the industry back, maryland is betting on change. >> we can create jobs in aqua culture and help this resource grow. >> reporter: right now there are only a handful of oyster farms in maryland. >> massive room for expansion. i would say maryland is probably decades behind most of the other countries in the world and at least 10-15 years behind virginia. >> reporter: to catch up, maryland plans to lease 600,000 acres for aqua culture and protect and restock 25% of the state's oyster bars. >> we have to find areas where we can protect them from harvest, and allow the survivors to continue to grow and reproduce and create the next generations of more resistent oysters. >> many watermen tri

the system that we're keeping an eye on is way out in the bahamas, but this could be alex, the firstmed storm of the season. it officially doesn't begin until june first the hurricane3 season so we're getting a jump on it. not to say it will become a tropical system. we will keep our eye on it.ú too early to tell right now. 69 egrees, the overnight low temperature.3 it looks like by this afternoon, with a little luck we will see a little brightening of the skies but still we will keep the rain possibilities hroughout thhain afternoon hours. forecast looking like this today. we call for mostly cloudy skies at the eastern shore especially. 77, we will warmmat the eastern shore at the inds northeast at 5-10 miles perrhour. here in entral maryland mostly cloudy skiee and 65 degrees. western maryland the cool spot, of course is usual, 72 degrees, mostly cloudy skies. winds out of the east at 5. here is your seven-day forecast, we will say in the inner haabor 75 for the daytime high wiih the cloud cover, tuesday and wednesday, a good deal of sunshine, partly cloudy by wednesday. look at th

it could be the first tropical system which would be alex on the 2010 list. storm already dumping heavy rain along the carolina coastline. it will nudge closer but computer models indicating it won't make shore. though a week ahead of schedule for the start of hurricane season which usually begins june 1st. back close to home, we're under the influence of the storm, spotty showers and downpour possible at times. we have fog overnight. maybe leftover showers or mist and spray in the morning tomorrow. then tomorrow, a stray shower, temperatures actually warm up, a little more sun making it feel a little less comfortable. 75 is the best we'll do this afternoon with a few scattered showers. and look out for fog to re-develop tonight. again, in the mid-60s. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> pylesville, intersection of 165 and 136, an accident. a road closure in frederick, 75 closed in both directions at route 26. around the beltway, no problems here on 95 as you approach whitemarsh boulevard. traffic starting to build as you head down towards the tunnels. dri

this is the play we're talking about, in the bottom of the 3rd, 2-0 yankees, alex rodrigez at the platehe's going to hit this right up the middle, there's going to be a play at the plate. the throw is pretty good. in comes nick johnson. vance says safe, watch this again. nick johnson catches, hops right up over the plate, and he's tagged, so he's out. he never touched the plate. >> he never even saw that. >> i'm not going to be -- >> great call by the umpire, to prove jim vance wrong. that was fantastic. and finally -- thank you, dan. >> yes. >> i know this doesn't happen very often, but once in a while he is wrong. d.c. united hosting the kansas city wizards, for the first time this season, they tasted victory. nothing sweeter after an 0-5 start, than to finally get a win, and some really good plays. perkins on the bench, he was replaced in the game by hamin, rodney wallace to danny alsap. a change of pace if this were basketball. gets the ball, and shoots and scores. he had two goals on the night. d.c. united beats the kansas city wizards, their first victory of the season. i'm sorry

first name on the 2010 list is alex. we'll see if that happens, this particular week. little earlier than the official start of the hurricane season in the atlantic which is june 1st. it does happen occasionally and doesn't mean what is going to happen for the rest of the season but we're expecting an active east coast tropical year. we'll see what happens with this storm as it tries to nudge towards the coastline. high pressure will try to slide out of new england to dry us out by the middle of the week and maybe prevent us from getting the influence of the storm. with showers continuing this afternoon and we'll keep the threat of fog and showers overnight through tomorrow morning. partly sunny tomorrow but still spotty showers again into the afternoon. there's that dry air trying to slip in here on wednesday. we'll see if that could suppress what happens off the coast but that is really going to be the driver what happens the rest of the week. 75, warm, humid today. that's our 2-degree guarantee but keep the umbrella because it will feel a little tropical like you're

you all came see alex. thank you, pennsylvania. [applause] thank you to everyone here tonight.s election is about you. it's about you and everyone in this great common wealth who stood up and wanted their voices heard. this is what dem crassy looks like. [applause] a win for the people over the establishment, even over washington, d.c.. i will never forget that it was the people of pennsylvania that made it happen tonight. and i will work so hard to earn their trust and their confidence. but it should come as no surprise to anyone that people want a change. when i went to congress just a few years ago. after 31 years in the united states navy, i found too many career politicians are a bit too concerned aboutff. eeping their jobs rather than serving the public and helping the people. in the navy, we are held accountable for their actions. we should expect no less, no less from a politician in washington, d.c. that aeopount ability has been far too long. that's why i'm running for united states senate. [applaus [ over the next six months, you are going to hear very different poli

there is alex rodriguez a hit in the first, struck out in the fourth and the sixth.hreat if the 7th. there is a two run from rodriguez. and 90 miles per hour fast ball. strike two. l is a lead in the 9th inning. challenging rodriguez, get a one-run lead seeing them trying to do so. there is a two two into left. there is a one on, one out. now coming to the plate for the yankees. that is a two fast balls, a high curve ball. whipping past right. there is a ball skor. ed. woo. there is robinson cano. he's starting the evening hitting 335, fifth best average in the league. there is a tying run at the plate that. is a strike from rodriguez. and we haven't seen rodriguez light up the radar gun. >> no. >> like he used to. there is during 2002 world series, angels against giants. won by aces. there is rodriguez getting the out at first. and there is funny how he can fall over so much for the first base guy. up the middle he has to recover. >> congratulations to jose. winners of the mlbf tour on to see results for this week's game. make sure you play next week. and you have n

i said as we were talking earlier on stage, i told these stories -- i'm a big fan of derek jeter, alex rodriguez. i told stories to them that, man, sometimes i've gone to home plate looking around, look up on the board and say that's reggie jackson, get this big applause. i knew i wasn't going to get a hit. i knew i would probably strike out. i said to one catcher if you let me know what's coming i just want to hit a ground ball to second and look like a baseball player. i tell those stories to derek. he's rolling on the floor. we're having a great time. but, yes, i've gone through times when i was afraid to go up there. but i had to act like it. i have to go every day and play every day. you just go and you go blind. you have blind faith and you can through it and respect the leadership of the team, respect the rest of your players and be part of what they're trying to do. even though you know they may not have it. >> how has the game changed today? >> well, it's changed that they practice less and make more. but the athletes are fabulous athletes out on the field today. you know, the

one gets a name and the hurricane center will watch this, the first name on the list this season is alex we'll continue to see that. it may get a name this week, moderate chance this comes very close but probably not onshore to the carolina coastline and back out to sea. how does that effect us? high pressure is going to try to slide down from new england. we have some, yeah, moist flow and more showers this afternoon and then maybe again tomorrow but we'll watch the dry air try to filter in, right there. that may suppress all the moisture to the south but a big question mark depending on how that thing behaves off the coast. but it stays warm and humid today, 75 our 2-degree guarantee with a few more showers. so take the umbrella and light jacket because it's going to feel a little uncomfortable out there. >>> here's kim brown with the traffic. >> you'll experience wet roads and patchy fog, not the best drive conditions but it's fairly quiet on the major roadways. several incidents outside of the beltway, i'll get those in a second but no problems on 83 southbound approaching the beltwa

[applause] this includes your nber one overall cadet and your valedictorian, liz and alex. this is the first time in the academy history where your top awards have been burned bb female candidates. earned byeen b female candidates. [applause] this underscores the fact that we have taken our troops from baghda to basra. our women play an indispensable role in our national defense. they have proven themselves to be room models for our daughters and our sons, as students, as soldiersand as leaders to the u.s. armed forces. th faces in the stadium show a simple truth. america's army represent the full breadth oamerica's experience. you come from every corner of our country, from privilege and from poverty, from cities and small towns. you were here all of the great religions that enriched the life of our people. you include the best ever feared race and ethnicity that with fundament -- fundameal to our nation. there is one thing that sets you apart. here in these quiet hills, you have come together to prepare for the most difficult tt of our time. you signed up knowing your ser

capitalize, alex?they do more of what they're doing now, essentially the democrats are not doing well. they have a very high negative rating with the public. for the four times out of only six times in 20 years of poll i polling, they have a negative rating of 40% or higher and that's happened since december of 2009. voters are not happy. there is the anti-income bent wave and as -- incumbent wave. to give you a sense in 2006 when enthusiasm was on the democrats side and the democrats went to regain control of congress, the enuse ne enthusiasm gap was only 10 gaps so this one at 20 shows how much it springs to the republicans. >> shannon: another -- another hot topic. the immigration bill in arizona. we hear of another city or entity not allowing workers to travel to arizona. a lot of backlash. if you look at the numbers and the latest poll we have shows 59% approve of the bill there, while only 32% disapprove. where is the disconnect? >> at the elite level there is opposition to the bill. but mass lev

. >> did you -- did you read alex's detokeville. >> yes. >> he speaks about a democratic cast of character. a democratic cast of character to the american people. you believe in the role of egag tavianism, do you know? >> i believe in equal opportunity. i don't mean leveling down. >> i understand that but you also believe i think that this egalitarianism is what we've been talking about in order to make the invention for the common man -- >> exactly. >> that works hand in glove with capitalism? >> that is why i'm not worried because we're talking about chrngs i don't think china will challenge the u.s. because you have to have a free society and an egallon tallian equal opportunity society to progress, that is the secret. >> that is the dream you have. that is -- there are some dreams you must follow and others you must wake up from. the chinese are here. i mean, 2040 they are going to be the number one superpower. >> they are going to be a challenge. >> are they as gifted as americans have been by your insight into research of their innovateor profile, i mean the united states. you are no

it could get the first tropical storm named alex by the middle of the week. watch how that may influence the mid-atlantic. right now it's just throwing in extra moisture, sitting offshore now and won't have a direct impact ons, as we see it. 75 our 2-degree guarantee. plan for sprinkles and light showers. maybe an occasional heavier tropical downpour like this afternoon. as we go into the evening it should settle down. spotty showers but more developing fog overnight at 65 degrees. tomorrow we'll get partly sunny, try to warm things up to 78 with a brief shower possible. then pushing 80s by wednesday and thursday. >>> downed wires and power lines in the roadway has quaker bottom road closed at york road. that is in sparks and it will be a fairly slow commute to start this monday morning. we have very slow volume here on the top side of the outer loop, northeast side at harford road making your way towards the 83s. it will take you about eight or nine minutes to make it from belair road to providence road. on the outer loop six minutes, 95 southbound from whit

. >> reporter: alex fattal remains hopeful. what are you going to say to josh when you see him again? >> i'm going to embrace him, say i love you, welcome home and then we're going to go out and shoot some hoops. >> reporter: while the family waits for more news there was an interesting development yesterday. two iranian detainees captured by u.s. forces in iraq were freed, but it's not clear whether that was related to the american hikers' case. jeff. >> glor: still ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, the do's and don'ts of job hunting tonight's cbs evening news, the with moderate alzheimer's.ting it was tough news to hear. everything changed. mom. ♪ i didn't know what to do. that's when i asked my doctor about exelon patch. he said it releases medicine continuously for 24 hours. he said it could help with her cognition, which includes things like memory, reasoning, communicating and understanding. [ female announcer ] the most common side effects of exelon patch are nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. the likelihood and severity

alex rodriguez, he's owed nearly 25 million from his original deal nine years ago.rs owner tom hicks wants to tie up the debt to complete the sale of the team to a pittsburgh group for $575 million the team will stay in texas. that sale could be done by the all star break. >>> basketball news, cleveland's mike brown goes from coach of the year to coach without a job. he was fired by the cavaliers today, this after his team had the most wins in the regular season. but lost in the second round of the play offs to boston. the celtics can advance with a win over orlando tonight. western conference, another flow to the face to sun guard steve nash. it's a broken nose. look he tries to fix it himself. he was accidentally head butted by the lakers derrick fisher. it happens in the last 90 seconds of the sun's win. he's expected to be back on the court for game four tomorrow night in arizona. that's one tough kid. >>> nfl rookies on parade in los angeles. it's the annual rookie photo shoot where the first year guys get their pictures taken for their first nfl trading card.

there is alex rodriguez a hit in the first, struck out in the fourth and the sixth.hreat if the 7th. there is a two run from rodriguez. and 90 miles per hour fast ball. strike two. l is a lead in the 9th inning. challenging rodriguez, get a one-run lead seeing them trying to do so. there is a two two into left. there is a one on, one out. now coming to the plate for the yankees. that is a two fast balls, a high curve ball. whipping past right. there is a ball skor. ed. woo. there is robinson cano. he's starting the evening hitting 335, fifth best average in the league. there is a tying run at the plate that. is a strike from rodriguez. and we haven't seen rodriguez light up the radar gun. >> no. >> like he used to. there is during 2002 world series, angels against giants. won by aces. there is rodriguez getting the out at first. and there is funny how he can fall over so much for the first base guy. up the middle he has to recover. >> congratulations to jose. winners of the mlbf tour on to see results for this week's game. make sure you play next week. and you have n

alex, we appreciate your time. when we come back, we will turn our attention to the climate change energy bill unveiled yesterday by senator john kerry and joseph lieberman. >> the venezuelan government says an offshore natural gas platform has sunk into the sea and that 95 workers have been rescued. president hugo chavez announced the accident on twitter. he says the accident poses no threat to the environment. the first firm evidence of what will likely cause -- will likely cost the gulf of mexico oil blowout is bringing up questioned about whether or not keep teachers and other oil rigs are properly regulated. meanwhile, a new associated press poll suggests the public relations hit for the oil spill is falling on bp read that in washington. the poll also says 50% still support offshore drilling. while millions of americans are still likely to those their homes in the coming years, the foreclosure crisis is finally showing signs of subsiding. the number of homes falling into foreclosure fell from last year. those

>>> la pareja de enamorado no podían faltar >>> vemos el nuevo galán, no quiso presentarlos vimos aleximpidieron que disfruten de la fiesta. >>> . no encienda el ventilador mi amor. me puse ligueros de la mamá de lucero. y traté de modelar a mi marido, y me caí >>> que estabas haciendo tú? >>> no, no, no es algo que pasa cuando te estas poniendo viejo. y, lo que pasa es que yo pienso que voy a tener un reconstrucción de rodilla >>> qué tienes tú men tu cartera. >>> no quieres saber >>> qué no puede faltar en tu cartera? >>> una barrita de proteína >>> si >>> un poco de dinero >>> niña precavida >>> la llame de mi habitación >>> la gran fiesta >>> si una fiesta espectacular, realmente es un honor, ser invitado en una cena de estado, la casa blanca, y estuvo hablando toda la noche. hablemos de hijas, de niña hablemos mucho de política y mucho de la reforma migratoria >>> quien te dio este beso? >>> una fanática me besó, por ellas estamos aquí, que me pinten todo el atraque si quieren >>> vemos la fiesta es una caja de sorpresas cada año, es todo de mi parte. esto es todo univisión >> >>>

this could become a named system in the next few days if it were to happen it would be alex and factorn to our forecast. the other thing we are watching with that happening offshore to the south is the sun coming out tomorrow and heating up on wednesday and then a cold front coming from the north thursday in to friday. the cold front will bring thunderstorms with it thursday and friday and eventually take what've is forming out to sea as we head through the weekend. with the tropical system it will mess up the weather pattern and something we have to monitor closely. we are going to see fog form overnight. and with the fog that will lead to clouds in the morning. temperature wise, down to 63 degrees. tomorrow after those morning clouds mix of sunshine, getting up to 79. muggy one tomorrow. wait until you see the temperatures for wednesday. we jump up to close 90 degrees. really going to feel like summer on wednesday and thursday before that cool air returns behind the front for the weekend. couple of hot days ahead. >> i like the hot weather. i will be smiling. >>> cbs line up at 10:00

>> reporter: since wednesday, alex green, mike berlin, and aaron rosenthal have held sleepless vigilde this new york city bar, attempting a guinness world record for the most hrs spent watching "lost" nonstop. >> i thought, what are friends for? if he wants to do it i'll do it too. >> reporter: like the survivors of oceanic 815, they're stranded here. they've been pounding caffeine, screaming at the tv, exercising in place. anything to stay awake while brushing up on the past six seasons. as the clock ticks down on this television obsession, millions are still dissecting the show, trying to decipher its meaning. is it, for example, a metaphor for the bible? some characters have biblical names. it's set in a sort of garden of eden. even the promotional photo for this season mirrored "the last supper." for those of us who don't know a dharma initiative from a coke monster it's all, well, lost in translation. can you explain the story line in just a nutshell? >> oh my gosh. in a nutshell, how big's your nutshell? >> that's one of the things about "lost" is you can create your own meanin

at the first name on the list is alex. it is forecast to stay well to our south. you see the wind on the topside of that producing some scattered sprinkles. 0.02 inches on the inner harbor. from rising sun, about 72 over there. 81 in frederick. the clouds began to break up the bed. it 77 degrees at hagerstown. otherwise, mostly cloudy with fog forming over night. low from 57-64. in between, the flow comes in right off the atlantic and banks the moisture up off of the mountains. there is a hot and humid air mass. some of that heat and humidity may get in here as we get into wednesday and thursday. tomorrow, clearing skies after an early-morning fog. partly to mostly sunny here, the chance for a few thunderstorms. tomorrow, clouds and fog to start the day. through the middle part of the day, sunshine breaks through and we hit 77-82. fog likely around the ban the morning and light wind partly cloudy and 78 in the afternoon. we will have at sea breeze again tomorrow. almost 80 as you work in land away from the coast. when all only around five not tomorrow. heading tow