good morning. >> thank you, anny.they did it for producer dan's mom's birthday yesterday and sports, the nationals go for a four-game sweep of the cubs tonight. d.c. have won five of its last seven games. >> they did it with the long ball and small balls. tied at 2 in the fifth, we start off one on for ryan zimmerman. he vaporizing as brett haber says. fourth home run of the year. 4-2, nats. to the 7th, tied at 4. michael morris on third. ramos at-bat. he misses the sign so the suicide squeeze doesn't work. so, they try again. >> again. there's the bunt. the nationals take the lead. they did it again. >> pretty cool! it is only the second time in 2,000 games manager davey johnson has called for the suicide squeeze and it worked both times. nationals beat the cubs. they win 5-4. >>> you have until 4:00 this afternoon to get michael more toys the all-star game. he's one of the national league candidates to be the last man in as voted by fans. just go to mlb.com, nationals.com or text n4 to the number 89269. >>> in theor

. >> annie often bore the brunt of her father's anger. even though she graduated from college and landed a job with the governor, ann was insecure and suffered from eating disorders. >> this woman appears to be sophisticated, but that's a shell. and underneath the shell is still this little ann marie. >> capano took a protective interest in ann marie, a night in shining armor. he wanted to spoil her and whisk her off to fancy philadelphia restaurant where is they were unlikely to bump into the wilmington crowd. >> i think capano seduced her on a lot of different levels. one, sexually seduced her, but another is financially. she realized that he was somebody she could depend on for these things that she liked that she wanted but she couldn't afford. >> over time, capano managed to insinuate himself into every aspect of annie's life. she relied on him and resented him at the same time. >> in i any relationship, there were tradeoffs. you know, you give and you get kind of thing. that was playing out here. >> capano was one of the fahey who d

good morning, guys. >> good morning, anny. another williams center is in town tonight. >> a gutsy call by the new nationals manager leads to another curly w up on the board. brett haber has your highlights. >> good morning, everybody. the yankees don't bunt a lot. when you're the yankees and you hit eight million home runs, you don't need to but the nationals hitting .233 as a team, they need to bunt and even when they screw up the bunt, they must bunt again. nats and cubs, you won't see ryan zimmerman bunting very much because he's capable of doing this. absolutely vaporizes the home ball. game would be tied at 4 in the 7th. davey johnson calls the suicide squeeze. ramos swings away. almost kills michael moore coming from third. davey, not amused. so, he calls the suicide again and this time, ramos lays it down perfectly. moore scores, nats win 5-4. now, two games over .500. well-done. >>> in philly last night, venus williams and the washington castles and a huge come back for murphy and the d.c. squad down 17-14 entering the

thank you, anny. we're taking a look at maryland 50 headed westbound doing ok right now from the eastern shore. making your way through bowie all the way to the capital beltway toward washington. a check on more maryland roads coming up in my next traffic report. that's at 5:10. now back to you. >>> rain, shmain. harry potter fans aren't letting that dampen them seeing the newest movie. fans have taken over london's trafalgar square. some have been camping out since monday. harry potter and the deathly hallows opens up next week in the united states. >> the olympic games are awarded to the city of pyeongchang. >> for the third time, it is a charm thankfully for south korea after narrowly losing previously to the olympics, the 2010 and 2014, they were awarded the 2018 winter games. congratulations. >> how would you deal with a supervisor you simply could not stand? a new movie out friday examines this issue. >> if you've seen the ads, it is pretty funny. a comedy called horrible bosses that introduces

anny hong looks ahead when 9news now returns.at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >> one of the oldest tabloids in london shutting down after a major scandal there. >> exactly. this is rupert murdoch paper and you've been hearing about this where they hacked into the phones and messages of people who were iraq war victims, a murder victim, a young murder victim and the despicable thing about that with the young murder victim, they went in and deleted messages from her cell phone, giving her family the false hope that she was still alive, that she was actually doing the deletions. >> the paper called news of the world has been around for a century. it is one of the most-read papers. amazing they'll shut the doors after the scandal because they're known for promoting scandals. >> there was an arrest made in this case. a person who was the spokesman for the current prime minister was arrested and the prime minist

mike hydeck, angie, andrea and anny in for howard.got a busy day going. >> i'm concerned about late this afternoon, early evening. i think this morning should be no problems weatherwise. here's a look at your forecast

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so, let's get right to meteorologist anny hong with a quick look at the forecast. anny? >> hey, andrea. we've declared a severe weather alert day because the potential for severe weather is happening and we'll see it happening later today. out to the far west of us, it will slowly make its way here. let's take a look at the tower cam where you can see outside, it looks hazy. this is the calm before the storm. you look outside, you might see some cloudy conditions. it is muggy. where are the storms happening? don't let that fool you. later this afternoon, it can get pretty tough for a lot of folks, especially during the evening commute. let's take a look at our day planner for today. temperatures around mid-80s by 6:00 with scattered showers and thunderstorms. and then that threat does continue through this evening until 9:00, 10:00 or so. currently, cloudy conditions. 83 degrees. here is a look at the flood watch. the flash flood watch has started now, will go through late tonight, the areas you see shaded in green. we're worried about a lot of rain in a short amount of

and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok. so the poem i'm going to read

all right anny. let's talk about the space shuttle and the weather and the space station and all of that. >> the international space station can see it tonight flying across the night sky from here at 9:12 to 9:21. we're going to see some clouds. so it might be fun to look at. bring the kids outside. 9:12 to 9:21 p.m. here's a look at live doppler 9,000hd where it is lots of sunshine, dry out here in dc. we have a few lone showers and thunderstorms toward the beach. right now around the bethany beach area, you see some blobs of green. those are little showers and cells. now temperature wise, we're going to be nice tonight. it's around 88 degrees in downtown. leesburg 90 degrees. manassas 88. winchester 88 degrees. hagerstown 87 degrees. now this unsettled summer-like pattern does continue. dry and mild tonight. wednesday increasing humidity. late afternoon showers, thunderstorms are possible. thursday looks very similar. now future cast shows us late tonight, maybe a light scattered showers to the so

connie in this to say about annie. "annie glenn refuses to draw attention to herself which is one of the reasons some of us can't get enough of her. she is that rare person who is generally interested in whom ever is standing right in front of her. you'll never catch her looking over your shoal derks searching for someone more interesting, more important. if you are looking into the eyes of annie glenn, you have just become the most fascinating person in the world. this is not to suggest annie is a wallflower. she has won many honors, changed many lives through her voafntle she is as engagees as she is generous, full of opinions living life at full throttle even when she was scared to death. that is a crucial" this is my wife writing. "that is crucial truth about annie. americans rightly oooh and ahhh over john glenn but let us never forget the wife who gave her blessing and privately played until his safe return. john and i traveled across the campaign trail hearing each other so often that we could hear hesp ores spe

and next up we have annie. annie yu, i'm sorry. annie yu. >> it's ok. so the poem i'm going to read is book of lives. my name is a book of lives. i press leaves inside, scraps of the city, one crumbled bus ticket, a number -- numb washed with rain, a torn photograph of two little girls. my name settle map of the world. a body of continents and stars. on an airplane i look at the map. flights intersect. travel miles and seas, hours and clouds, a window bird trills by my bed. power lines crisscross streets like threads in the sky. a book of lives is a month of saturdays, a sea-- seahorse from per ru, perfume at my neck. look inside a red suitcase. you'll find letters to no one, objects found and lost, a plastic white fan, contradictory j. -- jade green, city grids, the last bite of an ice cream cone. these are all my names. i savor these words on the tip of my tongue. a book of lives lived in my right hand. i caught your pen in the other. all the rivers flower into the sea. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> next up is -- next up is marcela ortiz. >> ok.

anny joining us from the weather center. how long is the weather with us and what does it mean for tomorrow's big holiday? >> we are expecting this to be around the rest of the night. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until midnight. here is a look at one of our tower cameras. it is pouring. water all over our lens here. in fact, you can hear the thunder rumbling outside our studios here. let's take a look at this severe thunderstorm watch and warning. right now live doppler 9000 shows us that we have got basically storms around the dc area. we have several in the dc area. let's zoom into show you what some of the storms are doing and where they are at. some holding hail just north of dc, south of silver spring where you see the purple color. that is where there is hail. damaging wind gusts as a possibility and some locally heavy rain which could lead to flash flooding. here are some of the areas that will be impacted. take a look. just in a couple minutes here. mt. pleasant. columbia heights. parkview. 6:32. out to the we

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if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

thanks anny. >> appreciate it. up next, d.c. fireworks went off without a hitch, but violence ruined the fourth of july celebration in baltimore. we'll have more on that. >>> deadly violence marring last night's fourth of july fireworks show in baltimore. a fight broke out just as america the beautiful was playing and the rockets were bursting in the air. a man was stabbed to death and a four-year-old boy was shot in the leg. the youngster was struck by a stray bullet. police have a person of interest in custody in the stabbing. a fourth of july do over in takoma park. the fireworks that was canceled has been rescheduled for tonight, the 5th of july. people can check out the fireworks display starting about 9:30 p.m. at the takoma park middle school. >>> an effort is underway to curb violence in prince georges county. 61 deaths are linked to violence in the county and they have been linked since 2005. the washington examiner reports a councilwoman has introduced a bill requiring stricter security measures in and outside of the d

anny hong is in for howard. good morning, anny. >> good morning, guys.out the door, our storm chances increasing today and through tomorrow. grab the umbrella. we'll talk about that. also a chance for some severe weather as well, possibly in isolated locations. here's a look at your forecast for today, on this thursday. 9:00 this morning, partly cloudy conditions. temperatures in the low 80s. it is still muggy out there. 3:00, late this afternoon, evening, a chance for some storms. temperatures topping out around low 90s. here is a look at the conditions. d.c. at 47. sterling, good morning to you at 72 degrees. here's a look at live doppler 9000 hd. look out to the west and south of us around warren, you may see some light showers out there. there are some areas of patchy fog including dulles and leesburg. highs today around the low 90s for d.c. winchester 29. cumberland lower 90s. annapolis warming up to 90 degrees. we'll talk more about the storms and why the storm chances go up for tomorrow to finish off your work week. first, here's angie with your t

annie is here with the forecast. how is it looking? >> a possibility of scattered showers and thunderstorms for tomorrow. we saw a few go through this evening. very light as you can see right here through loudoun county and frederick earlier tonight. we are seeing mostly cloudy conditions. you see the clouds have moved in. so tomorrow as you are heading out the door, you have to bring the umbrella just in case. the temperatures are warm and very mild outside. lower 80s in downtown. 80 annapolis. 75 in fredericksburg and 79 in winchester. not a whole lot of cooling overnight. partly to mostly cloudy and mild. a few showers possible. lows will be 67 to 72 degrees and winds are going to be south and they'll be light. here's your wakeup weather as you are heading out the door. errands to run and get ready for the fourth of july barbecue. temperatures in the 70s and lower 80s by 9:00. mostly cloudy through most of the morning. we'll talk more about that shower threat and thunderstorm threat and your fourth of july forecast. details a little

give them a one or two line. >> a one or two liner it's about annie apamle bm who is 70. she want it all. she wants love, sex, fame and fortune and a career in the industry. that's a lot because at 70 they usually tell you to play bingo and go to assisted living and take a cooking class or get a real estate license. so this was new in that annie is not stereotypic pz and she has an fair with a guy and learns a lot or the book says a lot about men of a certain age, around the 60s, 70s and how they treat women and how they are out there dating or doing the right thing or being rude or what have you. >> especially she has an affair with a 74-year-old diamond dealer who has a fear of age. pocketful of viagra and cannot face the future in a new way. and so she has an affair with this emotionally uni vailable -- unavailable man. >> one of the things that readers will enjoy about the book is that it's set in san francisco. clear that the woman who wrote this knows the area. know the territory for sure. it is set in san francisco but this will be taped in new york city. will the

coverage beginning with annie in the weather center. >> we were thinking showers and sthorms are developing. here's a look for severe thunderstorms. a watch in effect until 10:00 p.m. for the counties to the south of us. around stafford and virginia also for tonight. now here's a look at live doppler 9,000hd where the immediate beltway area maybe few light showers to the south, but right now we're seeing most of the storms and the heaviest activity with the lightning just way down to the south and more like richmond area. but right around dc, maybe some light showers developing, which means for some of those fireworks, it could be an issue. maybe even some delays in some areas. here's a look at the fireworks forecast for tonight. now temperature by 9:00 around 83 degrees will be mostly cloudy conditions. at that point still isolated thunderstorms are possible and it will be warm. >> i'm delia off north glee road in arlington where you can see crews are hard at work trying to restore power and a sense of normalcy in yorktown neighborhoods after sunday's fast moving storm. >> mayhem, chaos. >

annie, we are hoping for more of the same for the fourth. >> fourth looks good. we could see some wet weather coming this way. i'll talk about that in a moment. first right now it is warm out there. 92 in downtown. 90 in gaithersburg. we made it up to 95 degrees today at reagan national. so well above the average high. now the reason why this heat feels tolerable for july is our dew points are still fairly low in the mid 50s here in downtown. when they get to the 60s and 70s, that's when it starts to feel uncomfortable. tonight, partly cloudy and mild and becoming mostly cloudy. maybe a passing shower or sprinkle. 67 to 72 degrees. here's your beach and boating forecast. 87, 92 towards the bay. southwest winds at 10 to 15. for the holiday on monday, partly cloudy, 87 and 92 degrees also and northwest winds at 10 to 15. let's head over to the east on the ocean. for sunday, scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. 86 and 91 degrees and winds will be out of the south 10 to 15 miles per hour. we'll talk more about the chance for that storm tomorrow and y

annie knows the answer. annie. >> we are expecting showers and thunderstorms to roll through the area. some i'm sorry to tell you could be strong and some could be severe. let's take a look at where that threat is. here's a look at doppler radar. i'm going to take you and show you the threat for where the severe weather could be. as the area is shaded in yellow, where we had that severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 p.m. tonight. this includes the northern neck and lower southern maryland. again through 10:00 p.m., including calvert, charles, and st. mary's county. here's a look to show you. we have the showers, basically just to the west of us. around warrenton and generally south of interstate 66. we have the best chance for thunderstorms and severe weather to take place. also through fredericksburg, we are seeing light showers and light activity. i think this could be entering the dc area. the lightning associated with these storms, they are generally south of dc. so your fireworks forecast for tonight,

anny hong is in with the forecast. 30%? is that enough of a window? >> well, it is tough to say. tomorrow doesn't look as good. saturday doesn't look better. we'll have to watch that. in our area, storm chances as well for today and the storm chances increasing for tomorrow on your friday as well. we want to keep the umbrella handy today and tomorrow. here is a look at our day planner for this wednesday. temperatures, i bump temperatures up today actually by 3:00, we'll be at 93 degrees. it will be hot and muggy. by 6:00, a chance for showers and thunderstorms to be scattered. a couple could be severe. that threat does continue through the evening hours as well. here is a look at the national -- the mid-atlantic satellite and radar picture where we saw fog go through, maybe even some misty conditions out toward culpepper and fredericksburg. we'll see more sunshine for the afternoon but we'll see a few clouds moo in. maybe some storm clouds as well. here is a look at live doppler 9000 hd. right now, it is dry. we have lots of sun out there. it will heat things up quickly today. al

annie is here with the forecast. how is it looking? >> the severe threat is gone. light showers and scattered activity just west of dc out towards warrenton and just south of interstate 66. let's zoom on in and show you where the showers are taking in. also just around reston we're seeing light shower activity. i'm not expecting anything really severe at all overnight. but we did see some pretty good storms south of us basically in the richmond area but we didn't see no severe warnings issued despite the severe thunderstorm watch in effect. so what are we expecting for the rest of the night? mostly cloudy and mild. scattered showers and rain possible. isolated thunderstorm possible. not severe. lows will be 66-74 degrees. tomorrow lots of us are heading back to work. we need a special grab the umbrella and your sunglasses just in case. by 7:00 it will be mild. 60s and 70s. by 9:00 looking great with more sunshine but a chance for some storms isolated tomorrow. we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> all right. thank you. >>> the holiday almost turned deadly for o

anny hong iseous, elegant black. >> angie looks like a cream single. you look delicious. we love it. concern today because we have severe storms we could see later this afternoon. we were talking about this yesterday. the model holding there. they could be strong to severe late this afternoon. let's first go to our forecast for this friday. by 9:00, maybe a few showers out there. low 80s. by noon and definitely by 5:00, for the evening commute, we're looking at thunderstorms and heavy downpours are possible. right now, mostly cloudy and 77 degrees. we do have a flood watch in he can for the entire d.c. metro area. that starts at noon today. it goes through late tonight. i think the critical time for the storms will be from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. highs today will be not that bad. temperaturewise around mid-80s for d.c. 82 in winchester. 84 in frederick. 85 degrees in annapolis. we had not declared a severe weather alert day just yet. potential for bad weather later today. here's a look at your traf

thank you, annie.ppreciate that. >>> now, in sports, when venus williams come to town, you usually expect to see topnotch action going on. >> she's amazing. she's going to be in the hall of fame. i think she might have still been jet lagged from the flight back to wimbeldon because she was not great. >> thankfully she wasn't alone out there. the five-time wimbeldon champ needed some assistance the skins signal that the lockout may end and why that golf celebration >>> it's time for 9 sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> well, here is something we haven't said much since baseball returned to washington. the nationals are clutch. there is no other explanation for a team that has won 14, one-run games this season. more than any other team in baseball, including another one tonight. taking on the cubs, the first lady part of the pre game ceremony tonight honoring the u.s. military. and if you think she brought her home town cubs a little luck, guess again. that is jeff baker decking the dou

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go for it, anni? [laughter] >> curious crowd. nobody wants to know about war weapons when there's little green men to talk about. first i want to talk about the sources because it's important to me and as a jowrntist. i interviewed a lot of men for this book. really, the largest number of men that have ever gone on record about area 51, and they all go on record using their names, and there's one exception, and that is the source that i write about in the last seven pages of any book that many people want to know about, and this source remains anonymous for reasons of safety and security and also because that program, the program that he discussed with me is not declassified per se, and it's an interesting distinction as a journalist to make between being able to source your sources' information up against declassified documents as i did with the first 367 pages of my book, national archives, library of congress, declassified documents with the cia, the atomic energy commission, department of defense, department of intelligence a

. >> all right annie, thanks. forget about the barbecues, people in two arlington communities are cleaning up this july. >> that's right, wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour ripped through their neighborhoods taking down trees and power lines. right now 4900 people in northern virginia are still without power. delia has a look at the damage both outside and inside. >> i was in here washing the dishes. >> thankfully mack's wife is fine. >> yes, we're alive. so that's a blessing. >> they're living room took quite a hit. a gaping hole in the roof, collapsed beams, and insulation covering just about everything. and in the dining room -- >> there's a disaster. >> a massive tree crashed down on the dining room table, demolishing nearly everything in its path. >> when this tree fell into the dining room and didn't touch the china cabinet and all of its contents of china. >> remarkable when you look at the size of the tree in their front yard now split in two. >> the tree went up in two pieces. >> the weight baring down on

and anny hong is in for topper. >>> clear skies and a light breeze coming through. and the humidity and dew points are down. that is why we don't feel the intensity of the heat. downtown 90 still. but athens 88. winchester 88, annapolis 84 degrees. and the dew points are in the mid-40s downtown. and in the 50s in gaugeberg so this is low. but that will start to change tomorrow. tonight get outside if you can and get that evening walk and run in. it will be clear and cool again. the overnight lows in the upper 50s and in the upper 60s around downtown and the winds will be light. and a look at your timesaver traffic, here's monica. >> if you're headed to the beach this afternoon, things are not looking too bad. we'll take you out eastbound side of route 50. it now slows for less than three miles and then you're good to go. and we'll take you to another side of town. if you're heading to the beltway, the inner loop slows to university boulevard. and thing look fine there. and now we'll take you out bw parkway on the northbound side where it is heavy from the beltway to

. >>> annie, lay it on us, the holiday weekend has finally arrived. what are we looking at? it's pretty nice, i think, for the fireworks, we will see the heat and humidity start to increase starting tomorrow, so you definitely want to be prepared for that. go to the pool if you can to stay cool. here's a look at the current conditions. it's still warm, but it's not that bad, 88 in downtown, 86 in winchester. already 84 in culpepper, and the reason it's not that bad, look at the dew points, in the 40s downtown. 50s in a lot of locations so, when we start to see 60s, that's when it starts to feel uncomfortable, so tomorrow, the humidity is on the rise. we are an under high pressure, so we're seeing clear side through tonight and through tomorrow, and we dry. the heat moves in, cool again tonight, open the windows, grab the sunglasses for the morning and the sunscreen. saturday, slightly sticky, and even hotter and more humid on sunday. so for tonight, great night to be outside and have dinner, clear and cool again, open the windows, low 58 to 68. overnight around downtown, upp

it was a thing that i started it with annie duke.at we have a love for, you know, playing poker. and, you know, doing this thing with the celebrities, and we've been able to raise about $4 million over the last three years for interesting -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's amazing. you're really good at poker? >> i have fun. >> jimmy: you have fun. all right, all right. well, i was wondering if you wanted to play, like a liars poker? >> are you crazy? yeah, let's go. please. >> jimmy: 10 singles. >> oh. >> jimmy: i have 10 singles. okay. what we'll do is, we'll just pull out one card at a time and stick it to our foreheads. >> okay. >> jimmy: and then we'll -- then we'll -- then we'll bet. >> we'll bet. >> jimmy: are you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> jimmy: you want to cut? [ laughter ] your poker face already? that's your cut face. >> yeah, that's my cut face. yeah. >> jimmy: you don't need a cut face. do you? >> no, no. okay. >> jimmy: are you ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do

annie and comments or questions? supervisor wiener: by these amendments separate? what should we do with the imf >> the proposal would move one of the tower of hand and entire blocks durable they have done environmental studies, so there is no reason to go back to planet from the process perspective. i do recommend that you continue with one week for additional public comment. you could send this to the board as a plan by sending it as a committee report next week. supervisor cohen: did you want to open it up for public comment? supervisor mar: if you would facilitate? supervisor cohen: i would love to. first, i would like to call [unintelligible] >> by m the land-use attorney. i did not submit a speaker card because i did not anticipate de need to address the panel. the supervisor had asked excellent questions and if the public is entitled to an answer. first, let me say that executive park is not something new and it did not start in 2006. it started in the late 1970's. more than half of it was developed for a long period of time by one developer. from there are

has a new band called the pistol annies. >> and her song, i love. >>> we have a one-mom fashion machinet that. so beautiful. we'll take a look at what she wore and wowed the crowds with in canada. how you can get the exact same looks for less. >> i love that. >> exactly. >> something you and i can relate to. we both had kids. how far would you mommies go to get your prebaby body back. >> i'm still looking for it. >> a conundrum. one woman took it to a new level. went for the extreme mommy make enough. the latest trend but is it going too far? we take a look at that coming up. >> but first let's go back to josh in the studio with news headlines. >>> all of you at this hour we wait for the government's month by jobs report. how well the economy is doing. expected to show between 90,000 and 110,000 jobs were added nationwide last month. an encouraging figure that comes after some good news about growth in the private sector and retail sales. >>> meanwhile, a tragedy at the texas ranges game. a fan here with his son standing by fell 20 feet to the concrete below while trying to catch a foul

. -- called annie's hotdogs. the parks department has been wonderful to work with.ause of the contract i have gotten, i have been able to hire 15 new employees and expand my business. we have a total of 26 employees. i work with my son. i think the people that run the parks do a really good job, and the general public, although they have all these concerns, should not be involved in these decisions. that is my personal opinion. i think you hire people to do a job and they should be allowed to do their job. i have been in business in san francisco

more on this story now from annie lowery, who's followed it as a business writer for the online magazineslate." welcome to you. >> thank you. >> brown: now part of this is, of course, about larger trends of the internet's impact on the book business. but borders also made its own mistakes, i guess, along the way. >> absolutely. >> brown: what happened? >> it's not an easy climate for any retail business or for anybody selling books, obviously. but borders made some strategic mistakes. first and foremost they had a very, very tennuous relationship with the internet. they actually outsourced the sale of a lot of their books on-line from 2001 to 2008 to amazon. and on top of that they were very slow to come around to e readers, that combined with other strategic mistakes, having too many stores, having the stores be too expensive ended up hurting their business. >> brown: take that apart a little bit. first the on-line sales. that's clearly where a lot of the business has gone, right, the book business? >> absolutely. it's increasingly migrated on to the web. so what you had was these big b

. >>> earlier i spoke with annie lowery, economic and business reporter for slate to see how the markets are, indeed, reacting. >> they are not freaking out, but they are not happy either. if you look at what happened in the stock market, it was the worst week for the stock market in a year. they're not pleadsed, but they are not panicking either. i think that the stock market beliefs that there is going to be a resolution to this, and we'll see that before the august 2nd or august 10th deadline. whenever it is that treasury would actually get pretty close to the point of not sending out payments. >> give me that august soth dead looirn. there are those, washington insiders as well as economic analysts, who say as much as we talk about august 2nd from some washington perspective and white house perspective, it's really august 10 that's the day we're worrying about. >> exactly. so treasury has stuck with the august 2nd date. that was their initial predicted date when they would actually not be able to send bills out. it turns out that that date is probably a little bit closer to the 10th

she was not out there like anny tan was when she wrote the joy luck club. so much of it is timing. it meant all the history and the voices before then had been silent. my generation of writers came in and we heard stories of women and men and the family of a different generation. a lot of us had been writing about that because they were silenced for so long. i am involved with the book prize. it's a pacific rim book prize in which books come from asia and all over the pacific rim. in the last 11 years it's been a prize we read so many books that have come from voices of new writers. i'm always amazed and they are writing different storers i wrote when i started. all the people have come through now. if you look at the list of indian and japanese authors and chinese authors it's now we are very much diverse. i think for a long time we weren't. i thank you for that question. if i keep going i will never get another question. [laughter]. >> thank you for samurai's garden. i read it had it first came out and it's wonderful to be rereminded. >> thank you. and thank you for coming. you k

plus anny has your forecast. >> a nice night, but things start shifting with the winds and the humidity. first, here's your almanac. the official high 91. the average 98 degrees. i have your full forecast when i come back. >> but first, more on brazen criminals targeting churches in our area. we'll be back. >>> police in vienna, virginia, are investigating the theft of purses and wallets committed during church services. the thefts took place at three different churches. police say in each case the purses and wallets are left unattended in unlocked rooms. >> you would think you would be among friends and safe in an environment like that, but unfortunately, a criminal will prey on that type of situation. >> and so vienna police are reminding people to secure their valuables and their belongings when they leave them unattended, even inside a church. >>> president obama is warning lawmakers not to rely on any short-term solutions when it comes to dealing with the nation's debt. he invited lawmakers to the white house on thursday to continue negotiations on what to do about the nation's bor