. >> i know where you're going with that, allison. if you're going out to that event this weekend, the weather should be perfect for you and it will be perfect this afternoon as well as we are expecting lots of bright sunshine, low humidity and temperatures right back in the 70s so good looking day ahead. 62 right now in washington, humidity falling, 62%, winds out of the northeast at 6 and there's your pressure. it's been rising all morning, 30.17 inches. look how quiet it is, nice clear night and nice sunny skies this morning before 6:00. we are looking at bright sunshine today, high pressure across southern new england will keep us generally cloud- free and with plenty of sunshine. our temperatures in the 70s, should be very close to normal for this time of year. forecast, good looking friday afternoon, get out and enjoy, low humidity, 76 in washington, 74 in german town. more details on that weekend forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. allison and tony, back to you guys. >> thanks, tuck. >>> our big story now, the g8 su

did you get enough allison?it out of here? >> no. >> he did get a triple, his 4th already because he can fly but did not score. tied at 1. this is a sack fly. gary dobbs going to left, throw of brown and can they catch chris at the plate. he is -- >> safe. >> 2-1 at that point. bryce again. bases loaded 8th. 19-year-old goes down swinging and nats lose 3-1 but hey, brighter days still ahead for our guy bryce harper. let's get back to san antonio tony and allison because they are undefeated so far and have guys my age and tony's age and tucker barnes age out there getting it done because we are talking about tim duncan and the old man spurs how about this lady, i want some nasty. that is the new slogan, because they always say these guys are a little soft. oh, they are nasty. throwing it down to 3rd. >> stuck on grandma. >> tony parker, behind the back to tony parker, eva loan gore yeah still has to think that is pretty even though they are not together. they are partying like it is 1999 in san antonio, they win,

>> yes. >> back off allison. that is what it is. that is why they wear yellow as if the players don't know you can't hit the quarterback this training camp is a little rookie camp let's go light on those guys, footwork is nice he is a smart guy i think that is the more under rated quality he has and you have to be smart to play the quarterback position in the nfl yes, he has natural athletic ability and a great rocket arm but you need to be smart and so far shanahan says he is picking up the playbook just fine. >>> now big news yesterday at nats park last night a show case event, prime time game against the phillys take back the park and bryce harper first at bat, a little message cole hamill sent to young bryce and the nats he walked it off but it hurts how do you get back at him? steal home. take that cole hamills, and by the way in your face, allison, yeah, when cole hamills came to play they hit him as well. >> did they? >> they did their protection of bryce baseball rules you hit our guy we will hit your guy. >> that is the rul

allison back to you. >> thank you.t time eating does it really effect your waistline plus sleep apnea and snoring now linked to an escalated cancer risk. dr. joe joins us live from tampa this morning with more on these two really kind of scary and important stories, well, the waistline maybe not so much. good morning. >> good morning allison. yeah, the sleep apnea i am not that surprised about it. what they found was when they followed people overtime those with the most severe types of sleep apnea, were five times more likely to develop cancer. they didn't specify the type of cancer but also a different study done in spain they found 65% increase in cancer in individuals whose oxygen level dropped while they were asleep. >> okay. so let's talk dr. joe just about what we are talking about here not severe snoring even are we talking about a diagnosis of sleep apnea. >> yeah, and you know, they don't have to snore but that is the classic example, where the person seems toof like stop taking a breath, seem to stop breathi

do you see that as well, allison? >> oh, definitely. it's critical with where our kids are today. they're spending to much time in front of screens. we really want to change that into active time. so we really want to get them up and moving. now we have all these games that actually do that and allow them to move around and get active. we're just really excited for that and to kick it off. >> statistics show that kids between ages of 8 and 18 are spending 7 and a half hours a day behind a screen. whether that's a tv screen, computer screen, video game screen, we need to coordinate this active gaming into what they're doing. you can work up a sweat quickly and there's a wide array of games that kids have the opportunity to play. >> reporter: very my little saints teddy bear mascot with me. the first game of the season is going to be against the washington redskins. i like them as well. what do you make of rgiii, the skins number one pick? >> sure. i think he's an extremely talented player. i'm from austin, texas. i know he's a texas kid as well spending his career at baylor, really

. >> good morning allison, showers and thunderstorms rolling through during the early morning hours a break right now but possibility of more showers and storms, redeveloping during the course of the day. bring along an umbrella, just in case. live look at radar, showers and thunderstorms, down near ocean city, quickly pushing off the coast, get rid of those up stream here, up to towards hagerstown, cumberland, lees burg another round of showers and storms, move in from the north and west, let's push on i want to show you the bigger picture you can see that next area, of storminess approaching all because of a warm front, just waiverring across the region, we have the possibility that we will see a few more showerstorms bubble up later this afternoon some storms could be on the strong side. no cool air, 65 washington, 61 baltimore, 67 fredericksburg, forecast for today, lots of clouds around, i of sunshine as well, rather muggy, humid s high temperatures right back in the 80s, 83 washington afternoon storms developing more details on that forecast in just a couple minutes back up to y

you're going to find a link to ask allison under the morning tab of myfoxdc.com. >> thank you, allisonyou, viewer. >>> coming up, a somewhat surprising elimination on "american idol." find out who america sent home. >> i'd say so. michael jackson soon popping up in a store near you. one company's new campaign strategy, next in the buzz bin. what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrwrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> the person who goes home tonight is skylar laine. holly, you are safe. >> what? >> someone's got to go. >> yeah, but not skylar. >> we're at the point now where it's always going to be surprising. >> before hollie? >> that is a little surprising. >> i got him everybody. surprising sendoff on "american i

tony and allison? >> doug, thank you very much. >>> more now on that romney bullying claim that doug talked about. the family of that alleged hazing victim is speaking out against the claims made by the "post." they cast doubts on the accuracy of the story and in a statement they say -- >>> both romney and president obama will be on the campaign trail today talking about the economy. a new poll shows the economy remains the president's biggest challenge. the associated press survey found 52% of people disapprove of the president's handling of the economy. 65% say they are disappointed in his handling of gas prices. both numbers are up from the ap's last poll, which was three months ago. >>> the first lady is giving a commencent address at virginia tech this afternoon. michelle obama will be joined by virginia senator mark warner. both will deliver speeches to about 5,000 students starting at noon. the first lady then heads to speaking engagements at north carolina a&t university. >>> making headlines t

nats lose 5-4. >> come on. >> wow allison. >> my goodness sarah that is too much. and a must win for the caps tonight they will face the rangers in game 6 of their second round playoff series, tony smells a win and caps win would send it to a deciding game 7. a loss and well, they are done for the season. let's focus if they win, we are still -- >> i heard the caps after an overtime loss they are 3 and 0 during this series the playoffs. >> okay. >> there you go. >> very good. >> all right. >> okay. >> stakes are high for the caps but they are also high for a dc boxer headed for the big time. >> lamont peterson who is due for a rematch with emir khan it was set to take place in las vegas, may 19th. sarah simmons is back to tell us what this is about. >> yeah, this is bizarre all about a failed drug test on the part of lamont peterson his camp admitted he tested positive back in march if you are a frequent viewer of this newscast we had him on several times. dave ross was on monday talking about the rematch. it appears that fight may not happen. nevada boxing officia

what about broadcast journalists allison? >> will >> this could be sweet. the idea is to have the vessel in close proximity to silicon valley, in san francisco bay area. it would come complete with work and living spaces outdoor areas sports and leisure activities as well. this guy is no joke. paypal became a billionaire early investor in facebook. becoming another billionaire. >> smart guy. >> probably a no brainer for him. >> major milestone for a california woman. her celebration is just ahead. >>> it has been a wet morning. will it stay clear for today's nats game. gwen was telling us moments ago the sun is out, look at the players are on the field, some of the field crews can't tell, but they are wearing nats red. tony is out there, sue is showing up too. checking with them right after the break. time 9:26 a.m.  >> busy all the time. doing something good and my family they are all nice to me. some words of wisdom from an oakland woman who just turned wait for it, 111 years old. >> she looks great. >> she does. no joke and she really do

allison was such a uphappy child. with the concussion, her whole world was upside-down. >> everyday life is a struggle. once a straight "a" student her grades have dropped dramatically. she can only go to school for a few hours and they don't know if she can live independently. >> it's like a break. it's visible, but it's almost like i need a sign on my back saying, my head is broken. i mean, you can say you understand, but it's like you don't. i'm sorry, you don't. >> it's why allison, kimmy and jenna spend a lot of time together now. >> my main friends are actually people that have head injuries. i've become so close with them because i can relate with them. they understand bha i'm going through. >> despite all they've been through, they've not telling their friends to quit soccer. >> i talked to some of you that have been through so much and you're out would be like, don't do it, but it's the opposite. you feel jealous and wish you could be them. >> i still cringe when i see them hit a ball with their head. i do th

allison. >>> 9:09 a.m., thank you tony. coming up two standing ovations on american idol as the final four belt out songs they wish they had written. one contestant didn't do too well. idol panel weighs in on who did well and who will likely go home, right after the break. we will be right back  >> last night american idol's final four performed two songs, one from california, another song they wished they had written. i guess i did not have prompter sorry about that. this morning -- it is not that funny. we have our idol panel. this is jack diamond from mix 107.3. that is genie jones in the middle and surely you recognize season 8s joiner back with us. >> delie la. >> that is not a bad song to be known for. >> you were excellent. >> glad you are here with us. so. let me just say this. >> yes. >> holly, i thought she was so great lately. >> she has been great. >> but some body has to go home. >> and that is the key. you are absolutely right system one has to go home -- right someone has to go home. now we are down

. >> i am allison seymour we are just rolling along. >> very quickly. >> got tucker barnes joining us now we are getting some rain we needed that. good morning. >> good morning we need the rain good new it is rolling along as well you want some sunshine and warmer temperatures hang in there by this afternoon we will be near 80 and start to see a sun break shortly. there is your live look at radar, raining at the moment you can see most of the action is pushing east of washington, pushing out, route 50, i don't have then, buoy, pretty good rain showers, i want to mention this thunderstorm complex, south and east of chesapeake beach, pushing across the bay issued moments ago a special marine warning for the chesapeake bay north beach to drum point maryland expecting winds gusting to 40, to 45 miles an hour with frequent cloud to water lightning as that storm passes east. once we get these rain showers out, we should see gradual improvment, currently 62 washington humidity 80%, rain, winds out of the south and west, 5 miles per hour and pressure generally steady, 30.02 inches. >> thunder

will. >> allison, tony good morning to you. as you know he grew up in dc and dc is where thousands of fans are gathering to say goodbye. the public memorial service is set for tomorrow at the dc convention center, from 12 to 4 expected to be very well attended, just like yesterday's public viewing at howard theater. while fans waited to enter the theatre and pass by the open casket the as motte fear was more like a -- atmosphere was more like a celebration. they lined up chuck brown was dressed like you would see him on stage dark suit, orange vest, orange tie, fedora and sunglasses big party outside. even little ones getting into it. impressive list of speakers, and performers tomorrow. >>> a special performance by the chuck brown band, featuring sugar bear. now live to our studio, james funk will join us at the 9:45 a.m. mark to reflect on the life and legacy of chuck brown and perform with the go go band, proper utensils they are sounding good. guys let me just add, the area near the convention center, this is going to be l

. >> i am allison seymour. weather and traffic just a minute first we continue to monitor tropical storm beryl off the coast of florida. the storm made land fall just after midnight near jacksonville beach. near hurricane strength winds, 70 miles an hour. heavy rain, strong winds are expected to continue today. beryl is forecast to weaken as it moves inland today and tomorrow. >> let's check with tucker. hey, tucker. >>> good morning yeah, beryl continues to weaken. winds now 50 miles per hour only a rain maker here over the next couple days. locally warm and humid start, temperature regan national, 71 degrees, 75%. hot and humid day, in fact, so warm, our first heat advisory of the season issued that goes into effect at noon. lots of water if you are headed down to the parade that kind of thing a scorcher highs expected to be 90. mix in the humidity, it will feel like 95 to 100 across the region. we are fine this morning a few shower, thunderstorm popped up late yesterday afternoon during the evening hours. we

will. >> good morning again allison. not exactly a nail biter here we have been calling mitt romney the presumptive nominee for weeks now but after the primary today romney is all but certain to win 58 of 152 delegates texas has to offer and 58 is all he needs to officially clench the nomination. >> it has been a long journey for mitt romney piling up one primary win after another to get to this point the 1,144 delegates he needs, a threshold he should cross in texas today he was asked about it aboard his campaign plane heading for colorado yesterday. >> i am thinking about memorial day all day. it will be a big day tomorrow. looking forward to the good news. >> part of the good news for romney is the fact many republicans are rallying around him. he appeared at a memorial day event with 2008 nominee senator, john mccain. former rivals are lining up like gingrich, santorum and donald trump. >> i really became friendly with mitt romney ... >>> this morning the obama campaign has a new web ad, connecting the two reminding

. >> reporter: good morning allison. let's go back the feds began this yearlong investigation after suleman brown lost his job as an accountant with the grey administration and then lost some very serious accusations of pay outs in grey's campaign. he faces three illegal counts of making campaign contributions. it is believed he will plead guilty in a deal he made with federal prosecutors but will not know until 11:00 a.m. this morning, feds say gore used three money orders to make contributions in the name of another person court papers do not specifically name grey or brown but documents allege donations were transferred from candidate a to candidate b, and that gore destroy add notebook containing a record of those illegal payments. brown said he was paid by grey staffers to bash former mayor fente during campaign debate. it was just $535 but could support much bigger allegations that mayor grey himself was involved in illegal campaign dealings, for a city council that has grown weary of scandals, some members are rea

good morning. >> reporter: good morning allison. as we have been talking about, chuck brown's performances were legendary. the send off to him has been nothing less. thousands are expected to come here to the washington convention sent tore get a seat for today's -- center, to get a seat for today's musical tribute and memorial service. one people say will be quite the party. chuck brown created a style washingtonians have been proud to call their own one many contemporary musicians incorporated into their sound. notables from gospel, jazz. soul, and r&b will send off the god father of go go in a macer he would be proud of. he died may 1st, from complications of pneumonia. fans respected the man as well adds the musician a guy who would arrange his performance schedule to make sure he could spend time with his family. a street kid who ran into trouble but worked hard to make his dreams come true. tuesday the outpouring was evident i spoke with his friend rock newman about that. >> i am so happy that someone i love so much and someon

. >> and i'm allison seymour. and you could have stopped with "it's friday." >> yes, that's right. >> but tucker here to give us a bonus, though, because it's friday but also going to be gorgeous. >> definitely in bonus territory today as we are going to enjoy bright sunshine, low humidity and temperatures back in the mid-70s so get ready to enjoy another beautiful friday. here we go, temperatures cool, 55 now at reagan national, we lost 2 degrees. humidity 77%, your winds nice and light this morning out of the north and east at 6 miles per hour and that pressure 30.15 inches still on the rise. not a lot to show you, not a lot to talk about. we are going to be looking at high pressure here off to our north and east keeping us dry today. i don't think you'll see more than a few clouds during the course of the afternoon as this area of high pressure is going to be slow to move out and give us a nice weekend as well. forecast for today, sunshine, low humidity, 76 your daytime high in washington and 78 in fredericksbu

will good morning. >> reporter: good morning allison. disturbing news for parents students faculty and staff for that matter here at north wood high school where we are and over in german town at neilsville middle school. let's begin here in silver spring, outside of north wood high school. montgomery county police say a former media services technician identified as aaron lemear had inappropriate contact with students he is accused of having child porn on his computer. principal henry johnson says in part early march, a parent contacted montgomery child protective services and alleged inarrow pray crate behaviour by him with her child. north wood administration was contacted he was put on administrative leave he resigned shortly there after that is the case here at north wood high school. now german town, montgomery county police say 7th grade teacher cornell is accused of having inappropriate contact with a 14-year-old female student they go on to say the 50-year-old befriended the student, met her off campus. the principal there at ne

good morning. >> good morning allison. about several performances we will expect in tonight's result show including a tribute to the la >> reporter: it was a battle between the california teen with the grown up voice ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: and the jam bam rocker from georgia. now the waiting game ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> we went out there, had a blast. >> i agree. like, i guess, we are the top two in the end and we just went out there and sang our hearts out. >> reporter: sanchez and phillips, both belting out three songs each, one of the selections, destined to the it be first single released by the season 11 winner randy jackson says it is all about the songs for him calling phillips tune genius while not crazy about jessicas. >> she sang it well because she has that big old voice. it was a weird night for us the two of them are so different. >> reporter: super star music producer, jimmy who worked with both contestants says it will be a tough joyce for millions of idol fans. >> jessica's first two songs scored higher than p

this is horrifying. >> reporter: it was allison.e want to hear from anyone who might have seen anything suspicious involving a 1998 red honda civic. that is the victim's car, police say that the three suspects approached that victim as he was leaving his apartment building here in the 6100 block of cumberland avenue, around 1:30 a.m. yesterday morning. they forced the 22-year-old victim into his car and drove him to two banks where he withdrew some cash. police say they then drove him to an unknown location where they forced him into the trunk of his car. and then, drove a short distance. >> one of the three suspects opened the trunk produced a knife and cut the victim's arm. nonlife threatening injury, very super official and then he was instructed to stay in the trunk while the suspects made their escape. >> police say two of the suspects were wearing masks one of them had his face covered with some sort of cloth. all three were black males, they have a very vague description, black males, 18 to 25 years old, and all wearing hoode

. >> i am allison seymour. it sure does look like a monday. >> yes, it does. >> but a great weekend. we cannot complain. tucker barnes is looking at do we need the umbrella all day. >> yeah, good morning we can use the umbrella all day today and tomorrow. at last the timing is right for monday. we have showers here for your morning commute. a live look at hd radar. shower and sun, widespread, up into montgomery county, columbia and baltimore, most areas should see showers shortly they should be with us on and off throughout the day. let's push on to our next radar. eastern sea board you can see we've got lots and lots of rain. we have some thunderstorm activity down in western north carolina at the moment. and all of that will mover through later today -- move through later today with a frontal system and area of low pressure moving through, chances of rain showers and thunderstorms will linger tonight, early tomorrow, even tomorrow afternoon we will have showers around and quiet things down as we get into the

. >> reporter: good morning allison. well, you know chuck brown's musical performances were legendary and the send off to him as been nothing less. already several hundred people lined up here at the washington convention center, trying to get in and get a seat for today's musical tribute, and memorial service and it is going to be quite a block party. out here in front of the washington convention center, shouting autoa familiar refrain of wind me up chuck. as they get ready for a final goodbye to chuck brown. he created a style, washingtonians were proud to call their own. one contemporary musicians have incorporated into their own sound. he was a guy who would arrange his performance schedule around his family, a street kid who ran into a little bit of trouble early on but worked hard to make his dreams come true the outpouring of love and appreciation goes on and on just like chuck brown's music. >> i want to be a part of a wonderful celebration to celebrate chuck brown's life. i spent many years growing up going to

>> well, i have no company allison. stood up by our fox 5 playing partners, feldman and bolter because of the rain you know what you do you just put on rain gloves get out here, and practice in the rain and tee off 8:30 a.m. that is what i am going to do as i hit these balls the course has been lengthened to 7600- yards, one of the longest tour stops this year. tiger woods would like it no other way he wants it difficult. this course as we all know can play very very difficult last year the u.s. open was held here, you heard of that tournament i think so. this year the at&t national it is back, tiger will not stand us up he will be here later this afternoon to host his media day and his tournament. so with that, i pull that had one left i think i need more practice. back to studio for now i am teeing off in 15 minutes rain, wind, or shine. pretty much it will be rain and wind. >> tour sunshine though dave it's all right. >>> 8:20 a.m., monday morning. another major loss in the music world this morning. we are rememberin

mel. >>> good morning allison. secret service director mark sullivan will tell senate homeland security and government affairs committee the president's security was never at risk he says the encounters with prostitutes happened well before sensitive security, information or documents or equipment had beenish uh yod. senators on capital hill -- issued. senators on capital hill are concerned about reckless behaviour. some are lost their jobs. -- some have lost their jobs. two dozen secret service and military personnel were indited for paying women for sex ahead of mr. obama's official visit. the ranking republican on the commit ' says the investigation is still ongoing and says she is concerned what she is learning saying it is disturbing we may be uncovering a troubling culture that spans more than one agency. circumstances support an issue of culture. collins is referring to an unrelated incident in which dea agents allegedly brought back foreign national female masseuses to a dea agents apartment in colombia, no

. >> i am allison seymour happy you are with us on this wednesday morning the latest and figure out if that is haze or just a blch kind of day. >> that is an accurate description. >>> showers and thunderstorms moving through the area a lot of humidity, mild temperatures already upper 60s here in washington feels a lot like summer time there you go. thunderstorms continue to rage across the bay and now pushing east into cambridge, out towards salisbury, you can see all the flashing dark yellows reds indicating good rainfall rates south and east, southern maryland, dealing with rain showers two more showers out towards manassas and reston. all right. let's do some temperatures at regan national, 67 degrees, humidity way up, 84%, pressure steady, 30.00 inches forecast today, a couple chances for showers and thunderstorms otherwise cloudy mostly cloudy temperatures expected to be in the warm range again, mid-80s for afternoon highs there is your forecast today bring along an umbrella not going to rain all day i suspect we will see sunshine but a couple different opportunities for showers a

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning allison and tony. we will get the inside scoop this morning. you may know her best as the out spoken hots wife of dc who didn't really care -- housewife of dc who didn't really care for the salahys for much before you meet cat let's see her in action on the show >> i know you are american but let's have some manners. >> love is better than being bleep towards everybody. >> i can't fake it. >> ew. >> bring back memories cat? >> good times. >> good to have you here. cat in the fox 5 studios. let's get right to the real dirt why was the show cancelled? the ratings were quite good. >> well, obviously with the alleged gate crashing incident that tarnished the show in a major way. also, they are launchling beverly hillmiami at the same time so ours was definitely on the cutting board the minute -- >> did you ever get a straight answer from the executives this is why we are axing the show? the show is no stranger to drama. >> no, our ratings were sect highest of any housewife show but -- second highest of any

i'm allison kocic in new york. is that thank you. in our mailbag don't reaction on the wusa9 facebook page -- tonight reaction on the wusa9 facebook page reaction to president obama mentioning his young two daughters trotting them out any time he likes to help them out politically. karen writes i'm glad he is open with the girls, but keep them out of the political world until they can choose for themselves, but steven says the president goes too far with it. i don't see why he needs to use them as a tool for getting his message across. so many companies especially on tv use children as little cute mediums for their cause, but cindy says there is a method to his madness. when president obama brings his children into things, he's doing so to show that he can relate to how he as a parent wants his children to treat others and how he can relate to other parents' feelings because he is a parent. i would add to all of that that the parent's lovely family is one of his best attributes politically speaking and if i'm him, i'm going out of my

. >> and i am allison seymour. tucker barnes has the latest. i was so happy to see the weather held off for you guys yesterday at nats park. >> thank you. yeah, it worked out with a lot of sunshine. got hot yesterday afternoon. will get hot around here later this afternoon as we expect highs mid-80s bring along the shorts if you can as it will feel more like summer time than spring. current temperature regan national, we are hanging out in the 60s. 65 degrees but you saw that live shot still a lot of water, humidity, 90% and fog in spots. that will quickly burn off winds out of the south and west, 3 miles per hour. generally quiet conditions, partly sunny start, later today i think we will be generally partly sunny as we've got, we are sort of in between system, a cold front will get in later this afternoon that could kick off an isolated thunderstorm. most of the day will be dry, warm and humid, highs as mentioned in the mid-80s. cooler weather on the way. details coming up in a couple minutes. daytime highs, 85 washington, 87 fredericksburg,

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. >> i am allison seymour. man was it hot yesterday. >> my goodness the whole weekend. >>> tucker i joked with you yesterday, i hasn't turned my ac on of course that changed yesterday amid-much criticism my family. >>> i am impressed you made it as long as you did. hot and hazy conditions overnight lows, falling back to mid-70s. we have relief on the way in the form of a cold front which could kick off showers and strong thunderstorms late today and during the evening hours. a live look at your radar. right now we are doing fine. as far as sunshine is concerned. we have storms off to the north and west they will move in later today and some of those could be on the strong side. lookout later this afternoon for the possibility of showers and storms. temperatures washington, 76 degrees, check out humidity 76%, winds out of the south and west at 9. more heat, more humidity in the forecast, high temperatures will top out 90 degrees in washington 92 fredericksburg and again cooler and dryer air on the way. details i

allison, over to you. >>> thank you.ot is topic on this week's fox news sunday. fox's shannon bream is in for chris wallace. good morning. >> good morning. >> this big announcement by the obama administration on president obama's choice to support same-sex marriage. >> it's a hot topic here and across the country. we have a couple of key senators to sit down with us. we have dianne feinstein with us, and she is connected to a number of these issues. first of all, she's introduced a bill to repeal the defense of marriage act. she's been on the front lines of that issue. she'll be with us in studies to talk about that. and she is the chair of the select committee on intelligence. we'll talk to her about that bloom plot, and the concern many within the government have, and outside the government, about leaks about that information and exactly where they may be coming from. >> we look forward to that. also another exclusive interview, you're talking with the chair of the senate republican conference on the defense budget and

here comes allison hunt. she's the single mom who sold a stolen car. >> hey, allison. "dateline" nbc. how you doing? >> well, not good, obviously. can you tell me what happened here? >> i don't know what they're talking about. i have no idea. >> did you ever get involved in selling stolen items? >> no. i don't know what this is about. i don't go anywhere. >> so you've never stolen a car or vehicle? >> no. i don't have a driver's license. >> you've never gone to a place to try sell a stolen vehicle? >> no. >> you're sure? >> yes. >> can i show you something? is that you right there? >> i've been driving it up and down boulder highway day and night. >> with her memory refreshed, she admits trying to sell the car. she says a male friend who was staying with her asked her to sell it for him. >> and that's you right there talking about driving around in a stolen vehicle. >> i mean, i didn't know if it was or not. it was my friend. i said i don't know. >> and she says the only way to get him out of the house was to go along. >> and he came over to my house and i couldn't get

. >> yes, allison you got it. that is the key here, hazy, hot, humid conditions here to stay. 2 degrees warmer than yesterday. lots of water if you are headed down to the parade that kind of thing. we will be bright and sunny for monday. 76 degrees washington update shortly, jumped 4 degrees in the past hour temperatures warming up quickly humidity 67%. heed heat advisory, -- heat advice i today, goes into effect, noon. heat index approaching 95 to 100 later today, all the counties in orange including the district of colombia and baltimore, under a heat advisory. >>> >> bright sunny day maybe an isolated storm, much like yesterday, most of the day and evening should be dry. hot and unstable, just the chance, maybe 10, 20% chance, of an isolated thunderstorm, highs 90. more details on the forecast, take a look at the rest of the week. cool down, humidity, let you know when that arrives back to you. >> thank you. >>> there are a number of memorial day events and ceremonies, honouring troops who serves past and prese

. >> and i am allison seymour. don't let that picture stop you from going out and having the best day ever >> i agree. >> tucker barnes standing by it would help if you would tell us the rain would stop but still have the best day ever. >> the rain will stop or you are going to have the best day ever. >> nice attitude. >> let's get right to radar, a few showers, fog and mist, but partial sunshine by late this morning and very warm, humid afternoon possibility of a few more thunderstorms in fact we think we will be warmer than yesterday temperatures mid-80s. perfect day to get out and get done whatever you want to get done. currently a few showers up towards baltimore, hanging into northern howard county these have been dissipating in the last hour or so. see the showers holding together and falling apart as they get into maryland and out to sea and then the trend will take them out to the south and east. front out west, finally lift north and east and get in that warm sector later this afternoon expect a bump up in

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. >> reporter: good morning sarah and allison. yeah, and engineers are checking over the entire train, it has been moved to the shady grove rail yard. even though the doors only opened on two of the cars, they don't know yet whether the malfunction was with the cars or with the signal that actually sends that command to open and close the doors. it was just after 9:00 a.m. yesterday, and that train was travelling northbound, incident between the van nest and tinly town station when it happened. we will show you the picture from the metro rider, they sent that to the unstuck metro blog. riders were holding on. the train was heading northbound, multiple doors on the two rail cars opened when the train was speeding down the tracks. >> i mean i would have been scared if that had happened to me even if i was sitting i would have been scared that shouldn't happen. >> i am from new york city so i take the subway a lot, i don't think anything like that has happened in my memory, but yeah, definitely i would be scared. >>> now met recalls

my name is bruce allison. there is a 50-foot, 20-ton gorilla in this city known as vacant units by renters renting buildings. in the u.s. it is 32,000 vacant units in this city and only 10,000 homeless people. that is a 3 to one ratio. i am getting tired of opening up an official shelters. please come and open up some facilities for seniors kamal are you will have to put up with me for the rest of your life. thank you. [laughter] >> we want to put up with you, rompers. mr. allison, we do not mind putting up with you. [laughter] >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is joyce. i belong to the senior action network and i used to be on the executive board for the san francisco project, another community organization. after living in san francisco said most of my life, since 1948 -- that is all of them a lot of people here -- i might have to be joined the -- forced to join 50 million or more people who have had to move out of the city and live with friends and relatives because they cannot afford to live in thi

allison has more on this foal and is now getting involved in the business world. allison? >> reporter: the poll gives president barack obama a slight lead when it comes to popularity but they are tied on the handling of the economy and now president barack obama is jumping in the fight over mitt romney's career at bane capital. president barack obama is making clear, the issue is fair game. >> so if your main argument for how to grow the economy is i knew how to make a lot of money for investors then you are missing what this job is about. my job is to take into account everybody not just some. >> it shows mitt romney's record is neither a positive or negative with voters. mitt romney's campaign said bane made more jobs than it cut but what the biggest jobs are during my next update, allison burps ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the police chief is under fire for sending a police officer to a reporter's house. some of those officers were on overtime. the chief declined to talk about the cell phone incident. meehan was involved for an earlier controversy for sending a poli

now allison hold out your hand.l put this in your hand and squish it a little bit we will see if he uses his beek and tongue. >> he did. >> he gets all the things look. these guys are wonderful. he gave you a kiss afterwards. >> he says don't point at me. >> we can see these locally around here. >> they are found across the east earn u.s. and a little bit of the pacific northwest but they need forest to survive. that is one of the biggest messages not just live forest but leave the dead trees in your yard or neighbourhood. that is what they need to find bugs is nest. >> here is a question what is the purpose of the red hair. you know, predators can see it. >> every species has some particular characteristic that makes them stand out and it is a way for them to identify themselves. females look different from the males they have actually less of the red, so these guys are meant to really advertise the fact that i am a beautiful wood pecker and i want all the females to come but they are monogamous once they get their

. >> reporter: tony allison good morning to you. certainly troubling as you said off the top of the show, troubling news for parents student, faculty and staff not only at north wood high school behind me but german town at neil wood. silver spring north wood high school according to montgomery county police they are looking at aaron he mere while investigating the child pornography allegations detectives received further information, three students at the school were victims of various sex offences between october 1st, last year and february 29th this year. during this time according to police he had solicited two victims for sex via text messages inaproprietily touched two victims on several occasions and according to police, showed two victims images of a naked man on his cell phone and exposed himself to two victims all offences occurred inside north wood high school. a bond hearing is scheduled later today for the 39-year- old. the principal of north wood high school sent a letter home with students yesterday, principal johnson