then under the influence of the bermuda high. little bit of instability to the west of us. could kick up a thunderstorm or two the later part of the week. still have the heat to contend with. take a look at the five-day forecast. 94degrees by wednesday. kicking it up to 96 by thursday. 95 by friday. the heat indices is going to be into the 100s, because of the heat and humidity, that combination will feel like it's hotter than it actually is. pump up the ac and drink plenty of water. bring the pets inside and your children and pets are not to be left in cars. very, very hot weather and plenty of sunshine. i'd like to say goodbye and good luck to our producer, shane, who is leaving us. this is his last cast with us tonight. moving to the west coast. from myself and will and maureen, who aren't here, we wish you the best luck. >> thank you. >>> that will do it for us at fox 5 news. the news is always on. myfoxdc.com. keep it here, sports xtra is two minutes away. ou.ay

you also know that the web tracker made our boats look like sperm racing to fertilize bermuda. [laughter] before i left, i said that i was the greatest sailor in the world. so it's with great humility that i must now admit that i am merely the second greatest sailor in the world. [laughter] i want to thank my crew tim, bertie and chris, and all of us on team audi want to congratulate the winner hank hofford. congratulations, hank. i will make it my life's mission to hunt you down till death or madness take me. you are now my white whale. fudgie, you're off the hook. [cheers and applause] speaking of second place sarah palin. [laughter] the former half-governor shook up the presidential race this weekend, launching. her "one nation" bus tour visiting our nation's historic sites. of course, the lamestream media ambushed palin with gotcha questions like "where are you going?" and "why are you doing this?" [laughter] jim?ym >> what's up with her bus tour? >> sarah palin keeps everybody guessing on her national tour. >> just what is sarah palin up to? >> stephen: that's the power of

why would you have a due diligence officer in bermuda?t'a good question, considering that fairfield has offices in new york, and madoff is in new york. madoff is not in bermuda. >> smith: fairfield's partners refused to speak to frontline. but their attorneys insist that their due diligence surpassed industry standards. sherry cohen remembers differently. >> i know that there was absolutely no due diligence done when i worked for them. certainly no deep questions. i mean, they didn't need to know the details. it's, like, too much information. don't bore me with the details. and they wouldn't have gotten it, anyway. >> smith: and as for due diligence, no one seemed to question the fact that madoff's accountant was a one-man operation in this strip mall, an hour's drive north of new york. did you ask him why he had such a small accounting firm? >> yeah. i mean, that was his... it was his family, you know, business. it was an accounting firm that his father-in-law had used for years. and he continued to use it. >> smith: and it didn't bother

the longest time i was on a boat was between bermuda and new york one october 1979. a storm and had to turn and go out to sea. >> jimmy: bermuda triangle -- two. >> no, i was north of that. >> jimmy: probably got trapped in, like, a wormhole of your own there? >> no, you can't scare me with that kind of stuff. >> jimmy: i can't. no, no, no. now, when i go sailing -- when i go sailing with you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: when you invite me -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what will my job be? what will i do on the boat? just make drinks for you? >> cook. >> jimmy: cook? >> can you cook? >> jimmy: yeah. >> good, 'cause that's what you'll have to do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have a microwave on the boat? [ laughter ] hey, i was thinking it would be kind of fun if i -- when we eventually do go sailing together, and you were on the boat, i would call you captain morgan. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] pretty good, right? >> that's very good. >> jimmy: yeah, i just thought it would be good. >> thanks. >> jimmy: uh, congrats on -- >> i couldn't imagine what you were goin

so we're going to expect that bermuda high to influence our weather pattern. tonight, get outside if you can. do some gardening. take a walk in the park if you can. or get your bikes out. here's a look at our current conditions right now where it's 83 in arlington. 85 in dc and 80 degrees in reston. so it's a nice night out there. satellite radar picture, we've got basically this high pressure in place. bermuda high will be off in the coast over the next couple of days. we have lots of sunshine. high level clouds and dry today. the heat wave does return. nice and dry tonight. patchy fog tomorrow morning. isolated storms to the mountains and the heat and humidity on the rise. here's your future cast. dc, we're going to be just fine. sunshine and a few clouds late afternoon. most of the showers and thunderstorms can be out toward the mountain and north of the baltimore area of the mason dixon line. i think around dc it's going to be nice and warm out there once again. tonight, clear to partly cloudy and mild. so open the windows. lows will be 60 to 68 degrees. w

we're influenced by a bermuda high and all of this warm humid is going to move up the mid- atlantic. but let's take a look at radar for a minute and show you what has been going on throughout the course of the day because we've been dealing with a frontal system that moved through yesterday into the course of early today and as i said, had a few pop-up showers and a few pop-up thunderstorms in some of the neighborhoods. not everyone saw it. and right now we have a little bit of activity out to the far west here. you see some here to the south. and there is a slight chance that into the course of the evening hours over the shenandoah valley, potomac highlands, we could see a pop- up thunderstorm or two. but orange than -- but other than that, a ridge of high pressure moving in over the next couple of days. so back to the weather maps then. we're going to end up seeing the ridge of high pressure influence our conditions. we'll have plenty of sunshine as we move into the next few days. this ridge of high pressure will move its way off the coast as we head into monday, tuesday. and then

we'll be influenced by a bermuda high. we'll see the warm air starting and we'll end up seeing a lot of the moisture as well. prepare yourselves for that. let's take a look at radar. we want to show you what's been going on tonight. we talked earlier about a chance of little popup storms, and that's what's happened. primarily to our west and to the south we've seen a little bit of activity and light rain and a couple of popup thunderstorms. reports of hail from 1-inch to 1.75-inch, prince george's county and stafford, virginia. things have died down now. still a little bit going on here and a little bit more to the north of us, north of baltimore. things calm through into the beginning of the week. we're going to show you what we're talking about. once the heat starts to move in, you'll start to feel a big difference. this ridge of high pressure will move across the region, will push off the coast as we head through into the monday, tuesday period. the bermuda high settles in. humidity slowly building in. by the time we ge

the bermuda high, going to increase the humidity in the next couple of days. the heat wave does return. go outside, get that walk or run in. tuesday morning maybe some patchy fog in the usual locations, like the central shenandoa valley. the heat and humidity back on the rise. you'll start to feel it tomorrow. here's a look at your future cast. we stay dry the next 24 hours or so. by tomorrow afternoon, maybe a few clouds coming in. i think out toward the west, we could see some showers and some thunderstorms popping up tomorrow afternoon. also maybe up to the north of us as well. more closer to the mason dixon line and then i think generally we'll start to see humidity increase as the southwesterly winds kick in by tomorrow afternoon. so for tonight, clear to partly cloudy and mild. open the windows. winds are going to be light and our sunset is at 8:30. around mid 60s for dc. 61 manassas and 65 degrees in leesburg. tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy and pleasant. grab the sunglasses. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. winds are going to be light. by the

dry, lots of sunshine with the high pressure in place, but the bermuda high is going to make things feel uncomfortable. the heat wave does return. nice and dry tonight. get outside if you can. get that run or bike ride in. tuesday morning, maybe some patchy fog. generally around the central shanendoa valley. and the heat and humidity on the rise. here's your future cast. dc, we're not worried about any shower and thunderstorms over the next 24 hours. maybe some clouds coming in by late afternoon tomorrow. i think we can see some spotty activity in the mountains tomorrow afternoon. also we're picking up storms to the far northeast of us. more toward baltimore tomorrow night, but the immediate dc area looks good. it will be a nice warm day. tonight clear to partly cloudy and mild. open the windows, lows will be 60 to 68 degrees. winds will be light. sunset at 8:30 tonight. lows tonight, generally mid 60s. around dc, 67. fredericksburg, cooler at 60. i think it's going to feel nice as you are heading out the door. we'll have partly to mostly cloudy. grab the sunglasses because we'll have lo

bermuda high is up on the coast, which is why we will see the heat go up and the humidity go up. now wednesday around the dc district area, we are looking good. it's out toward the west where we see a chance of isolated thunderstorms popping up. tonight looks good here. looking at clear to partly cloudy conditions. mild and muggy. lows 64 to 73 degrees. and winds will be light. now tomorrow morning as you are heading out the door going to work, what can you expect? partly cloudy and warm? wear light colored clothes, loose fitting. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. winds will be light. and in the afternoon, lots of sunshine. hot and humid. air quality is code orange, which means unhealthy for sensitive groups. highs tomorrow 94 to 98 degrees. in downtown around 97, but check out culpeper. 101 is our forecast high for tomorrow. and 97 in martinsburg. it's going to be a hot one tomorrow. day planner breaks down like this. 60s and 70s in the morning. by noon, already warming up into the 90s. here's your seven-day outlook. all right, hot and humid through tomorrow through thursday. cha

this is what we call a bermuda high. an oppressive humidity and high temperatures. how hot will it get? we'll dell you in the full forecast coming up in a -- well tell you in the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> police are looking for a woman caught in a surveillance video. it all happened at the second chance saloon. several bistandards watched the victim lay on the ground and didn't try to help. police are offering a $500 reward for information in this case. >>> searching for the truth, detectives are investigating after a man opens fire in his backyard and kills a pit bull. the man 39-year-old charles mcconnell tells police his neighbor's dog came into his yard barking and growling. he admits using a gun to shoot him. detectives are still investigating. >>> key testimony today in the murder trial of a baltimore city police officer accused of killing a marine outside a club. mike hellgren has the surprise witness the defense called to the stand. >> it was wrong. >> reporter: shante broke down in an emotional interview with wjz the day after city polic

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bermuda high meaning it will keep us humid. 100 degrees.record highs middle of the week. >> this morning did you get out of bed for church? was it the message, songs or maybe just a sense of obligation? at one local group that ministers to the homeless they found a much more mundane thing. here is derek mcginty with hero's central. >> we have people that receive lunch. prior to that we have worship. ♪ i once was lost but now i'm found ♪ >> reporter: they call this street church and the reverend, rector, runses it. the mostly the homeless. when they started the street church six years ago that building housed a 300-bed men's shelter. back then dozens of men would leave the building, walk across the street to the park for lunch and a sermon. >> it was the idea that you give them the incentive to come to the worship by providing the lunch? >> well, it works like that. yes, it does. >> reporter: reverend charles acknowledges it is hard to focus on the spiritual if the physically is famished. >> do you come for the sermon or food? >> the food mo

into the end of the week, it is going to fade off the southeast coast and set up what we call the bermuda high. you know what that means. temperatures are going to surge around here right back into the mid- to upper 90s by wednesday. 84 today. we will for the worry about that today. plenty of sunshine, a warm afternoon. winds oust north at about five to 10 miles per hour. clear, mild overnight. 66degrees. still comfortable tonight. here we go again, hot, 96 on wednesday. scorching, 97 on thursday. maybe a thunderstorm on friday with temperatures in the mid- 90s. that is a look at your weather forecast. let's do some on-time traffic and a big congratulations to julie the runner wright. >> i don't know about runner. i finished in the upright position and i wasn't crawling across the finish line so that is always a plus. >> are you sore right now? >> no, not really. a lot of water and a lot of stretching. >> excellent. >> not ready to do another 1 miles tomorrow but i'll take a good four to six today. the lanes are open southbound along 270. coming in out of hyattstown being light volume lea

and that moves off shore and becomes a bermuda high and sits there for a while and things warm up. we're near 90 tomorrow and in the 90s, and i mean well into the 90s, wednesday, thursday and friday. here is a look at the five-day forecast. how about that, 97 on thursday. hot and humid. a couple of thunderstorms on friday. but today 84 degrees. yes, more humid than this weekend but still not a bad day with a high of 84. there you go. that's the latest. >> all right. get the sun block, get your bottle of water and be ready for the week. >>> let's check in with julie wright. >> we talked about this accident a few moments ago and it is a serious crash, it's closed a portion of 410 down in each direction between connecticut and beech drive. finding 410 is closed at this time. three volumes involved in the crash and three people have been transported away from the scene. so this is the portion of 410, the east-west highway between beech and connecticut. some traffic being diverted off at beech. but this is the portion that is blocked between connecticut and beech drive. connecticut aven

and it's going to set itself up as the old bermuda high and once that happens into the day tomorrow and tomorrow night winds shift out of the south and we get return flow and that means hot temperatures around here. so wednesday, thursday and friday, right back into the mid to upper 90s. i would expect we'll see heat advisories around here by the middle of the week. 84 and nice one today. a lot of sunshine and warm afternoon. it should be dry, you have softball or soccer practice, that kind of thing later tonight. no problems. that should go on without a hitch. winds out of the north and 5- 10. and then later tonight, mostly clear skies, mild overnight and 66. a relatively cool night and then here come the 70s with the 90s. here is your five-day forecast. 89, 90 tomorrow or close to it. and then mid to upper 90s on wednesday, thursday and friday. overnight lows in the mid-70s. yuck. that's a look at the weather forecast. tony and allison, back to you at the desk. >>> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced he's seeking the gop nomination for president vowing that, quote, he'

this was a late photograph, mark twain is returning from bermuda, he's going to die within a few weeks. here's another photograph, this has been described as a practical joke. t not a practical joke. mark twain had commissioned his protege, carl gerhart, to do a bust of him. and that bust was eventually photographed and put in the front piece of huckleberry finn. and any doctor will tell you if you want to get the neck right, you have to see the shoulders. he went to an art photographer -- means they photograph nudes -- and has this photo of himself taken so the sculptor can make that bust. now, i dare say mark twain thought it was funny, too, so he kept it, and it's probably the only unique photograph of him anywhere. this is an example of what we have, about 150 books. [laughter] i put it in because it requires no exla nation. here's another one. he's talking about someone who went out with him, he's describing the photograph. self-complacency of 40 years ago. this is the way god look when he's had a successful season. [laughter] now, this is an example of a notebook, basically, one

in taxes every year by setting up these offshore tax shelters in the cayman islands, bahamas, and bermuda. maybe, maybe, maybe before we tell young people they can't go to college or single moms they can't get care for their kids or low income seniors that we're going to cut down on their nutrition, just maybe, just maybe we should end this blatant outrage that costs $100 billion every year. the president in 2005, one out of four large corporations paid no income taxes at all even though they collected $1.1 trillion in rev new. what about there? our republican friends say oh, oh no, no, we have to force elderly people to pay more into medicaid and force kids out of medicaid. one is a very interesting point, mr. president, and frankly, we'll all politicians. you don't get elected unless you understand something about politics. what i don't understand, and essential what president obama needs to understand is the overwhelming majority of the american people do not agree with the republican approach which says give tax breaks to billionaires and go after the elderly, the sick, the children,

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and wealthy individuals are stashing huge amounts of money in tax havens like the cayman islands in bermuda, and collectively, they are avoiding paying $100 billion in taxes to the u.s. treasury. i think that that is absurd. we have got to end those loopholes. they have to pay their fair share of taxes. and i can go on and on in terms of loopholes that exist for corporate america, which have got to be closed, the absurdity of the richest people in this country having an effective, a real tax rate lower than middle-class people. but here's the issue. if the republicans walk away from those negotiations, the american -- the president of the united states has got to accept their challenge, he has to go out to the american people, he has got to rally the american people around a deficit reduction program, which calls for shared sacrifice. that is what the call of the moment is, and i hope that the president does that. with that, mr. president, i apparently will be reading a short statement. mr. president, on behalf of senator akaka, i call up amendment number 512. the presiding officer: the cle

in taxes every year by setting up these offshore tax shelters in the cayman islands, bermd and -- bermuda and the bahamas. maybe, maybe, before we tell young people that they can't go to strej or single moms that they can't get childcare for their kids, or low-income seniors that we're going to cut back on their nutrition, maybe, just maybe, we might want to end this blat ant outrage which costs us $100 billion every single year. mr. president, in 2005, one out of four large corporations paid no income taxes at all even though they collected collected $1.1 trillion in revenue. what about looking there for revenue? our republican friends say oh, no, no, we can't do that. we have to force elderly people to pay more in medicaid, throw kids off of medicare. now, what is a very interesting point, mr. president -- and frankly, we are all politicians. you don't get elected to the senate unless you understand something about politics. what i don't understand and certainly what president obama needs to understand is the overwhelming majority of the american people do not agree with the republican