that becomes the bermuda high. the big heat pump sets up and it will be steamy and hot. again, the 4th of july is supposed to feel this way. 89 is the high and 62 is the low. 92 tomorrow and more humid. same deal on saturday. that's tomorrow, 92, same deal on sunday. watch for a popup afternoon thunderstorm. monday, july 4th, monday, 92 is the high. 88 and 90. i mentioned this last half hour. it's worth mentioning again as

the longest time i was on a boat was between bermuda and new york one october 1979. 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 going

that becomes the bermuda high. the big heat pump sets up and it will be steamy and hot. again, the 4th of july is supposed to feel this way. 89 is the high and 62 is the low. 92 tomorrow and more humid. same deal on saturday. that's tomorrow, 92, same deal on sunday. watch for a popup afternoon thunderstorm. monday, july 4th, monday, 92 is the high. 88 and 90. i mentioned this last half hour. it's worth mentioning again as you look at the forecast. last tuesday, we had the hopup thunderstorms meandering across the area. you take that out of the equation, we haven't had a day of steady rain now in a couple of weeks. something to be noticed. it's getting dry out there. if you're camping this weekend. watch it. don, take it away. >>> how about the rush right now? here's sharon with traffic control. >>> there's nothing to report to get in your way. we can look at the average speeds on the beltway. it's still at full speed. we can look at the westside. that's old court road and that's still empty. at ocean city, that's a live view of's city. everything's looking good there. t

there's a big dome of high pressure giving it this bermuda high. it's slipping from the northwest and out of the south east. where's the air coming from. it's wrapping around the high. that will expand the heat in the south. that's up towards the 95 corridor. as a matter of fact, the graphic says blazing hot saturday. we're going to take the temperatures into the low 90s, but let's throw the heat index down. we'll get a buildup of humidity with the heat. we're up the 95 corridor looking at maryland. we're getting back to it. to be honest about the deal, it's the refugee weekend -- 4th of july weekend. if you want a weekend to feel like summer, it's this one. we're getting the wish. tim williams has the details coming up shortly. now, back inside. >>> marty, thank you. it was a night to forget for the orioles, especially for brian matusz. they had a horrible start. he gave up 8 runs and 9 hits. the cardinals won and swept the series. after the game, he was demoted to the minor leagues. now, it's on to atlanta. you'll see both games this weekend satu

shelly says cookout tomorrow and finalizing plans for a cruise to bermuda the following weekend.and gluer why says my best friend -- and gloria says my best friend who moved out of state is coming with her kids for a visit. we are excited. a lot of you are doing things with your family. keep us updated on what you are doing and what your plans are. we would love to know. and we have a 4th of july guide on abc2news.com. share your two cents on the wmar facebook fan page and we would love to hear from you. let us know what your plans are to celebrate the 4th. there's sure to be fireworks on the 4th of july and on the3rd of july. there is a sunday square off show and richard sher is here to tell butts fireworks and give -- tell us about the fireworks and give us a preview. happy 4th of july. >> same to you my favorite firecracker he. we have a special on health care in america. the question we will ask and this is important for your family. is how sick is this city? and how sick are we? asked the questions and we will ask the people in the know. health secretary dr. josh sharpstein

the former that the, alfonso soriano and two on, two out and no problems and the bermuda triangle and coming around to score, the throw and davey johnson, that is not what inspires people. top of the 6th, facing him, one run scores and jayson werth limits the damage and carlos pena is toast, 4-2. the nats tie yet up at 4. and that former nat is up and running. watch danny espinosa and that three and a double play. we're going to extra innings. the bottom of the 10th, a run or third. carlos getting wild and worth coming -- werth coming on in with the game winner. nats win 5-4 in 10 innings. >> the thing i look about that game the most, we gave them the battle back and that should never happen and that is a much better game and should have gone to 9 and we won the ball game and that is a big team victory. >> they have been waiting for the return of steven strasburg and the arrival of bryce harper. the former may not realistically happen this year, the latter got one 10 keyser earlier today and -- one step closer today and promoted to the nats double a affiliate, bryce makes his debut wi

a big area of high pressure offshore we call the bermuda high.reaches down and brings in a lot of atlantic moisture. it also brings in gulf of mexico moisture, too much that's where all the showers and storms have been the last several days through the deep south. again it looks like we'll get a little bit better chance of some rain starting tomorrow afternoon in the form of thunderstorms. as we look at futurecast tomorrow at 6:00 notice not everybody getting wet here, but we'll have some showers and thunderstorms. i think too, we'll have the potential of some of those storms being strong and severe. friday we'll have another chance of showers, maybe a thunderstorm, more clouds on friday. that will keep the temperatures down middle 80s on friday. the change here, if you will, what we've been talking about with saturday and i'll tell you there's not a lot of confidence in this forecast because the models have been flipping and flopping. this is early saturday morning at 3 a.m., some clouds here and going through to noon still some showers hanging

become a hurricane but down anyone in the bahamas is getting hit by gusty winds and rain and maybe bermuda in a couple days. here's the southeast coastline. all of these wavy spaghetti lines, there's our different weather computers telling wrus they think the storm is going to go. you can see the consensus definitely takes it away. the yellowish cone here, that's the actual forecast cone of uncertainty from national hurricane center so we feel surely this will not be effecting anyone in the southeast u.s. let's get back to the heat wave because this is the big story of the week. historic heat wave. last week we had a heat wave for a couple weeks but this one will last all week. we have excessive heat warning in st. louis from now until friday. that's unheard of to go that long. huge ridge of high pressure will expand and head to the eastern seaboard where it's going to get uncomfortable as we head to the end of the week into the upcoming weekend. the dangerous heat right now, if you're elderly, the children, you know, day after day, anyone without air conditioning, is going to be in the or

>> bermuda dollar. >> that is correct.at trade evenly with the u.s. dollar. congratulations, ali, you're today's winner. >> congratulations. one answer right in two or three weeks and i can't go back to canada because i've shamed myself too much. hope you're happy, richard. >> delighted. that will do it for this addition on the monday edition of q&a. quest means business at 1800. >> "cnn newsroom" 2:00 p.m. eastern, keep the topics coming. that was a great one on our blogs. tell us each week what you want us to talk about. see you thursday, richard. >> see you, ali. call her. ok. [ cellphone rings ] hey. you haven't left yet. no. i'm boarding now... what's up? um...would you mind doing it again? last time. [ engine turns over ] oooohhhh...sweet. [ male announcer ] the chevy cruze with the my chevrolet app. the remote control car is finally here. well, now she's just playing with us. oh. [ horn honks ] >>> a double terror attack that's shaken norway toist very core. at least 76 people killed, many of them young people havin

that's the same as bermuda and slovenia. a downgrade would boost mortgage rates and cause stock prices to fall. overseas markets are reacting to this possibility. we will check those numbers in a few minutes. >>> in other news now, the white house is warning americans traveling overseas they face significantly higher security risk. al qaeda and other terror groups are planning new attacks, and it all ties back to the raid that killed osama bin laden. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: al qaeda's vow of revenge for osama bin laden's killing is no idlelehreat. >> tourists, people working in other cities, they think that's a lot easier, and it probably is a lot easier, than coming back to attack washington or new york. >> reporter: the state department bulletin warns of an enhanced potential for anti-american violence given the death of osama bin laden. current information suggests that al qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks. sources tell abc news that after bin laden's killing, al qaeda'

>> like it will be a bermuda storm.f we get rid of a "b," we get rid of one named storm, which is good, i guess. and as it moves away, there is hamilton, and that would be bermuda, and it heads out to the ocean that heads out and loses a name. the next storm with the "c" name, and it will make decent waves in the carolinas this weekend. it's a heat wave going on in the middle part of the country. there's no question that 108 in minneapolis, and the temperature in kansas city will be well above what it should be for this time of year. for this entire area, this map size from fargo to michigan, and back down south into dallas, that's 25% of the entire united states under some type of warning. that is exactly the same size as the entire country of mexico. so think about that. an entire country almost there under some type of warning. doesn't go away anytime soon. today and tomorrow, still will feel like 110 in minneapolis. like minnetonka, 119 degrees is what it felt like yesterday. i don't care whether you are on the lake

in hindsight, it's easy to say they should have stopped in bermuda on the way to san juan. the minute they missed the runway it went from fuel critical to a full fuel emergency. >> when we come back, out of fuel, out of time and in the water. >> i was definitely under water, and the aircraft was rolling to the left. is now honey nut cheerios! yup, america's favorite. so we're celebrating the honey sweetness, crunchy oats and... hey! don't forget me!! honey nut cheerios. make it your favorite too! >>> may 2nd, 1970. bad weather, low visibility, and lack of fuel. captain dewitt has no choice but to ditch his plane in the caribbean sea. no footage exists of this incident, but our dramatic animation shows what the plane might have looked like as it slammed into those turbulent waters. here is how the pilot said it felt like to be in the cockpit at that life and death moment. >> my first contact with the water was quite smooth. it was not too long after that that the rest of the airplane was making contact with the water, starting to get a heavy drag, extreme amount of vibration

absurdity of losing $100 billion a year because these corporations and wealthy people put their money in bermuda and cayman islands. you want to end them getting tax breaks for throwing american workers on the street and moving abroad. we have just in the last weekend over 100,000 people went to my website, sanders.senate.gov. they signed a letter to the president that said mr. president, stand tall, don't cave. the american people are behind you when you talk about shared sacrifice and not balancing the budget on the most vulnerable people in this country. >> why isn't he doing that? i didn't hear anything about shared sacrifice today. >> get him on your show. i don't know why. i really don't know why. but i do believe that if this president stood tall, went all over the country, we could put the republicans on the defensive, because all over this country, in red states and blue states, people are calling up their congress people and their senators and saying, it is insane to be talking about cutting medicare and medicaid and nutrition when we have the highest rate of childhood poverty in the i

. >> i would say an average figure for bermuda grass hay which is the standard for central texas is abouteporter: malazzo figures his hay will only last 45 more days. >> once we get down to the last bail and we're looking at hard decisions again. >> reporter: he's already sold 250 cows because he cooperate afford to feed them. and he may be forced to sell more. it's a desperate situation that can only be salvaged by rain. >> if i could ask for one thing, i'd ask for it right now, something to give us some hay, so that we can language on a little longer. >> reporter: debbye turner bell, cbs news, caldwell, texas. >>> now, the situation is so serious it's going to take more than an average rain shower to turn things around. experts say it will require a massive rain, maybe a tropical storm or even a hurricane to get back to normal levels. chris, over to you. >>> when you need an answer to a question, chances are you look it up on the internet. however, a new columbia university study suggests that the instant results we get from search engines are affecting how we remember just about everyt

maybe toward bermuda, but not as a hurricane. that water, brooke, and make sure you stay hydrated. >> i'm trying, chad, thank you so much. i wanted to get right to this. it's breaking news out of libya, and it involves moammar gadhafi's regime. we're going to take you live to tripoli next. >>> breaking news out of libya it appears the u.s. and moammar gadha gadhafi' regime are talking, not just talking, but face to face. who's talking to whom and what are they talking about? >> reporter: well, brooke, we have just con concefirmed that t last saturday, u.s. envoys met face to face with members of the gadhafi government in neighboring tunisia, face to face talks. he wouldn't get me the names of the people who sat down to have this discussion, but he went on to say this is a first step, quote, and we welcome any further steps, we're prepared to talk more and explain what is happening in libya and take the matter forward. we don't want to be stuck in the past. now we have been following this story at cnn for a couple of days now, a n

lower the credit rating we'll be on the same par in the credit rating with slovenia and also with bermudasomething none of versus seen in our lifetime. >> they are great vacation spots. martha: but not somebody you want to share a credit rating with. i want to get your thoughts on what going on right now. the boehner vote, it look like they have the votes to get that through. are you supportive of the boehner plan? >> at this point yes. we have 0 get something to give us a few months to do something more substantive. the bottom line is the white house will sign whatever congress passes. even though he will make a hissy fit about it. but the bottom line is i don't think we'll get subjec -- i donk we'll get substantive reform until after the 2012 elections. martha: you are a proponent of getting this through and getting a larger majority for the gop in the house and senate. >> we can make reaganesque reforms and turn this country around. martha: thank you as always. thanks. we have this alert to bring you right now. a new picture coming into the newsroom that shows a tow truck slamming into

cigars and an intern is the bermuda triangle. that is pornography.i just remember watching that matt had the slam dunk to end all slam dunks. but then the president of the united states decided to live. he lied. he lied to the country and his cabinet. he lied to the mainstream media. i remember an important moment in that. my new buddy, matt lauer, was on the today show a week and a half. we're totally close now. we're going to hang out, right? we're going to go to sag harbor together. i remember matt lauer did his job. i'd like to be mostly stick, but i do have a few carrots in my back pocket. matt lauer did do his job in january of 1998. he said to hillary clinton, "there are these crazy accusations out here about your husband and the intern and lying under oath. is it true?" harrison said it is not true. he offered a hypothetical. if it were true, what do you think? she said it is not true. i understand where you are coming from. but if it were true. but it is not true. but if it were true. i heard this six times back or fourth. she was like, "of

those companies that stash their money in tax hyphens in pwerpld and the cayman eye hraldz -- in bermuda and the cayman islands, maybe they are going to have to start paying their fair share. on my web site which is sanders.senate.gov, i put a small letter which said to the president, mr. president, stand tall. take on these right-wing ideologues who want to make devastating cuts to working families. and in a couple of weeks we have 135,000 signatures on that letter, and i think that letter reflects what the american people want. they want shared sacrifice. they do not want to see the elderly, the kids or working families being battered more and more, especially in the midst of this recession. so, mr. president, i would say to president obama, do not assume, do not assume that just because you work and reach an agreement that everybody here is going to support that agreement. the american, the people demand fairness. they demand shared sacrifice. and some of us intend to bring that about. with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer:

cigars and an intern is the bermuda triangle. that is pornography.then the president of the united states decided to live. he lied. he lied to the country and his cabinet. he lied to the mainstream media. i remember an important moment in that. my new buddy, matt lauer, was on the today show a week and a half. we're totally close now. we're going to hang out, right? we're going to go to sag harbor together. i remember matt lauer did his job. i'd like to be mostly stick, but i do have a few carrots in my back pocket. matt lauer did do his job in january of 1998. he said to hillary clinton, "there are these crazy accusations out here about your husband and the intern and lying under oath. is it true?" harrison said it is not true. he offered a hypothetical. if it were true, what do you think? she said it is not true. i understand where you are coming from. but if it were true. but it is not true. but if it were true. i heard

is downgraded to an aa rating, it would be in the same category as tiny countries like bermuda, slovenia, which has only been independent for 21 years and kuwait, half of whose economy depends ononil. it doesn't tell the whole story, of course, our economy would still be different than those countries. but still its downgrade is not somethininyou want to see and the markets are spooked. >> it sure is not. >>> for more let's bring in mark zandi, the chief economist for moody's analytics, the partner company of the company bianna just mentioned. thanks for joining us. you heard bianna say that. i know you think a full default on our debt is not very likely. but is some kind of downgrade now inevitable? and how damaging do you think it'll be? >> i don't know for sure, george. but the ratings agencies said to avoid it we need to raise the debt ceiling by next week and second to make substantive progress towards reducing future budget deficits. if we do those two things, and i think we can, there would be no reason for a downgrade. >> does it matter how long congress extends the debt ceiling

this is moving away from florida and the southeast coast affecting the bahamas and possibly bermuda.ly line tells us where we think the storm is going to go. the big story is the heat. mid-90s in the mid-atlantic. you want to talk hot, the middle of the country, no one tops you. easily, near record heat all week long. you are watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. >>> this president has been in charge for two and a half years. he has increased federal spending by 28%. washington went along with the prescription for joblessness with the stimulus package and unemployment is higher. >>

because wealthy people and corporations stash their money in tax havens in the cayman islands or bermuda, and that's just fine. we'll protect those tax breaks while we savage programs for working families. those are the choices that our right-wing republican friends are giving us. defaults with horrendous economic consequences for working families in this country and in fact for the entire global economy or massive cuts to programs that working families desperately need. well, you know what, mr. president? neither of those options are acceptable to me, and neither are those options acceptable to the vast majority of the people in this country. every single poll that i have seen says that the american people want shared sacrifice. they don't want or believe that deficit reduction can simply come down on the backs of the weak and the vulnerable, the elderly, the children, and the poor; that the wealthy and large corporations also have to participate. mr. president, i must also, in all honesty, tell you that i have been disappointmented by the president's role in these discussions and some

corporations with jets and protect corporations that have to pay taxes and they can incorporate overseas in bermuda or the cayman islands. i mean, it's just wrong. it is wrong to continue these subsidies to big oil that have billions and billions of dollars. why aren't they paying their fair share? mr. speaker, it's just wrong to radcally alter the constitution of the united states of america -- radically alter the constitution of the united states of america. we need to focus on jobs plus infrastructure plus education equals jobs. we have to invest as well as cut. this bill will slash the investments we need to put people back to work and to grow our economy. it cuts pell grants. it will cut education at every level. it will cut money for roads and bridges. it will cut money that will help this economy grow that can help put more people back to work so we can start reducing the debt in a responsible way. mr. speaker, at the end of this debate, i will ask the house to defeat the previous question. i will after an amendment that will ensure that this -- i will offer an amendment that will ensure tha