lot of water intrusion. >> reporter: by far the most damage occurred at a condo complex in belatens burg. the roof and part of the top floor were torn off and tossed away. >> it was grey outside the winds were moving at least miles per hour. the wind was so bad i had my wife and daughter go into the back room. >> reporter: lee collins was in one of the top story condos and watched as the roof came off over his head. >> roof just peeling off into the parking lot. >> reporter: you saw the roof go >> i saw it go. >> reporter: what sid you do? >> i was in shock, i stood and stared. >> reporter: now the condo complex is 300 feet that way on the other side of that stand of broken trees. 1078 parts of the roof -- some parts of the roof landed here amazingly authorities report only two minor injuries. some buildings temporarily condemned. it may take months before some people could move back in. in bladens burg maryland. >>> power lines, not pulled down definitely impossible to drive down the avenue. >> 911 operators inundated with emergency calls friday, downed trees as john showed us, houses p

pete ellers burg florida is saying thank you to a tourist from virginia. he helped in not one, but two water rescues. his name is gus hertz. last wednesday he helped pulled a driver from a partially submerged car. the very next day while out fishing, he saw an ultra-light plane go down. all the victims survived. he says he's no hero. i think anybody else would do it. i really don't think that anyone else wouldn't do. it seems scary. when you're in the situation, you just do what you've got to do. >> hertz also received a key to the city. his family was treated to lunch at a local burger joint. >>> they're being treated like rock stars down there. >> that was a good thing they did. >> i'll say. >>> a unique experience all for a good cause. while peeple rappels off the earth. >>> "the washington post" food >>> hello, everybody. another severe thunderstorm warn, this one for clark county as well as jefferson county. you can see where this storm is just to the east of winchester, and really a lot of lightning with this storm right over i-81. this is still righ

. >> alan: ever wonder why the takeout burg you buy at the store looks so much different than the ads one little girl asked the question and mcdonald's actually answered. here's the story. >> the quarter pounder with cheese. >> on the commercials they look like this. >> this cheese and beef. >> when we order, they look like this. so are you really getting the exact same burg center one curious nine-year-old girl wrote mcdonalds with the burning question. >> what wii does your food look different in advertising than the store. >> and to her and everyone else's surprise, they answered. >> mcdonalds serves up millions of burgers just like this one every day, but now they're coming clean why the real thing needs a little extra help to get camera ready. mcdonalds is peeling back the curtain with advice video, prom mys all the ingredients are exactly what you get. >> the exact same patties and catsup and mustard and onion and the bun use issue with more time the pickles are delicately placed, the catsup ingeneralled lie a super, and the cheese melted by a hair drier, and the cease me seed b

. >> alan: ever wonder why the takeout burg you buy at the store looks so much different than the ads one little girl asked the question and mcdonald's actually answered. here's the story. >> the quarter pounder with cheese. >> on the commercials they look like this. >> this cheese and beef. >> when we order, they look like this. so are you really getting the exact same burg center one curious nine-year-old girl wrote mcdonalds with the burning question. >> what wii does your food look different in advertising >> and totore. >> and to her and everyone else's surprise, they answered. >> mcdonalds serves up millions of burgers just like this one every day, but now they're coming clean why the real thing needs a little extra help to get camera ready. mcdonalds is peeling back the curtain with advice video, prom mys all the ingredients are exactly what you get. >> the exact same patties and catsup and mustard and onion ane the pickles are delicately placed, the catsup ingeneralled lie a super, and the cheese melted by a hair drier, and the cease me seed bun, photo shopped. >> the burg was

washington, gradually warming up, 63 leonard town, 66 annapolis, off to the north and west, martins burg, 61 dulles, all right, future cast, there is your morning shower activity, by noon, falling apart, pushing heat, across the baby early afternoon and then, looking at a mix of clouds and sun and just a few showers later tonight. most of the night cloudy and wake up with clouds tomorrow before sunshine, tomorrow afternoon. mix of clouds, sun, a few more showers in the forecast, 78, bring along an umbrella, headed out the next couple hours, mostly cloudy, overnight low, south and east, 5 miles per hour and 5 day forecast, featuring summer time heat, if you are curious, summer time arrives owe initially 7:09 p.m. wednesday evening and wouldn't you know it last day of spring first day of summer, 95 and first full day of summer temperatures near 100 degrees. that is it for weather. sarah back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> metro riders had pretty significant changes to watch for this morning. >> yep the new rush plus program has begun the idea to minimize congestion. they will minimize larg

here's the temperatures. 64 in winchester. 79 in lees burg. many of you will wake up with temperatures in the low to mid-50s overnight tonight. it will be quite comfortable when you walk out the door tomorrow morning. this is why. is it a cold front. you can see the front drifting down to the south. watch all the storms out here along the beaches in lewis and dewey beach where they saw 69-mile-an-hour winds and large hail in ocean city and some awning damage down there after the storms ripped through. but now looking at clear skies in behind the system. look at the numbers to the north. 73 in state college. 75 in pittsburgh. 92 in richmond. but this is the cooler air filtering in. for us tomorrow many of us will be in the upper 70s with abundant sunshine. it will be gorgeous. but back to the west. 104 in dallas, 105 in little rock. 105 in denver. that is the all time highest temperature ever recorded in the city of denver. that is not helping with the fire situation. they have four days in a row with temperatures above triple digits and dealin

right now tuesday morning, coming up, why mark zach you are burg is facing a law -- zucker burg is facing >>> an increase in cell phone service causes verizon to offer buy outs to 1700 workers, more people continue to cancel home service and rely on their cell phone. they hope the first workers will accept the buy outs, the first phase and that will begin leaving -- they will begin leaving in july. >> >> legal trouble for mark zucker burg the newly wed is accused of insider trading. the lawsuit filed against him claims he knew facebook shares were over valued and sold off a big chunk of stock when prices dropped after the debut. the suit also says, under writers morgan stanley, jp morgan chase and goldman sachs all warned suck zucker burg -- zucker burg the ipo was priced too high. shares have fallen 30% since the may 18th debut. >>> starbucks wants you to enjoy a pastry with your drink maybe an even better one than they have now. they bought the bakery chain, la boulange and will replace its current pastrys with french pastries, like the classic croissant >> you make it sound

he appealed to the ohio supreme court, arguing that judge burge had overstepped his authority.ear, the court agreed and ordered the judge to resentence nancy smith and joseph allen. the supreme court basically ordered you to send these people back to prison. >> that's correct. >> why didn't you? >> shortly after i received that, the chief assistant prosecutor and attorney bradley asked me on this case not to do anything unless i heard from someone, and no one has asked me to do anything. my belief is that they are trying to come to a resolution. >> and that's where it has stood for more than a year. nancy smith and joseph allen are still living their lives in limbo, neither in prison, nor exonerated, and just one bang of a gavel away from returning to prison. >> i carry a lot of stress obviously. i carry in the back of my mind that there's -- you know, that i could possibly go back to prison. >> tonight, nancy smith's future is in the hands of this man, ohio governor john kasich. in april, lawyers for the ohio innocence project filed a formal clemency petition with the governor

how about 84 in g-8ers burg. look at winchester, a beautiful 82 degrees out there. on friday, that's when i expect the 450u78dity to be a factor. get ready, guys, it is going to be heart. >>> thanks, doug, the supreme court ruling is expected tomorrow. this decision could be released anytime after 10:00 tomorrow morn. pete williams joins us with more. >> give an idea of the possible scenarios. >> reporter: there's several ways to look at it. the court could make a clean ruling one way or another. they could uphold the entire law or strike down the entire law. the key to this is the individual mandate, the requirement that everybody buy insurance by 2014. they could say that is improper and uphold the rest of the law. or they could say other parts of the law will fall with it. the obama administration has said if the mandate is struck down, then you can't still require the insurance companies to do the most expensive things, because the money wouldn't be there. >> two others things, there's the whole question about whether the medication requirement, that they cover

we have a local shelter in middle burg where they are sending people.o much had to be closed off the traffic they are going to be coming back through out the day to bring some of the belongings to higher ground as they continue to evacuate this area. they tell me black creek could be as high as today that's 16 feet above flood level. it could get as high as 25 feet that's the record that was set here back in the 1990s. live in middleburg florida amanda fox news. >>> thank you. congressman charlie wrangrangel fighting to keep the state he has held for the past 41 years for today's health primaries. robert moses is live from the polling place in harlem with more on this. >> good morning to you, good morning everyone. polls open in less than 15 minutes in new york. you can see workers just put out the signs here outside public school 175 and harlem. this is where charles rangel will cast his vote a little bit later on this morning at 11:00. this is one of the most closely watched races. 82-year-old rangel is facing a tough primary battle amid concerns abou

it takes rosen burg of the phillys to end this one.making his major league debut they won in dramatic fashion 6-4. >>> we will go to the south lawn of the white house up next q there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you have hard water stains and that cleaner's not gonna cut it. truth is, you need something powerful. you need lime-a-way. it's 4 times more effective at removing limescale than the leading bathroom cleaner. because lime-a-way is specially formulated to conquer hard water stains. for lime, calcium and rust... lime-a-way is a must. >> the giants getting a warm reception by the president friday. they presented the commander and chief with his own giants jersey, number 44. for the 44th president of the united states. you think he will wear that or michelle. >> i was thinking is he going to wear it? he might put it on, you know, sit back and pop a beer >> you got the wear something like that you can't hang it on the wall. >> hey, we want to see you in

road -- blattens burg road.al and the douglas bridge lanes open other side of town no problems reported top stretch of the belt way leaving 95 past colesville road, southbound 95, 295 out of laurel. southbound 270, you will find lanes are open out of german town headed for the split. southbound, bw parkway accident activity near 32, inbound on 50, still an easy go from annapolis, to buoy headed for the belt way. >>> thank you still ahead, revving up local kids empowering them to learn life and job skills. >> yep, holly is spending the morning with a special group of students hey, holly. >> it is a special group of students i don't know what you guys did after school or summer vacation but these kids, they are building race cars, all part of a program called kaleido links coming up we will talk about the cars the race and the careers this could all lead to all live next fox 5 morning news stay with us pgh >>> >> thanks holly time for our facebook fan of the day good morning to john owe withins he earned the honor

we've got 65 martins burg and 70 already at national airport officially. warm up a little bit. we have this trough pushing its way across it will end up stalling out over the mid- atlantic, low pressure system will move off more to the north and setting us up for a slight chance of seeing some isolated scattered afternoon showers or maybe even isolated thunderstorm or two. can't rule that out popping up. so we will just keep our eyes to the skies nothing compared to friday at all. most of it will stay north of us, but don't be surprised if you feel a sprinkle not talking any kind of a wash out here at all. so temperatures are going to climb up a little bit into the course of the mid-70s winds will pick up this afternoon gustc winds, expect to see them gusting at least up to 25 miles per hour today s tonight, still looking at a chance of showers, improvement in the wind department though, subside down to 10 to 15 miles per hour under mostly cloudy skies here is a look at the 5 day forecast. a little unseung weather pattern a number of short waves associated

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dead john burge changed into a jailbird. but first, the nfl. al davis book on the nfl but now this scandal is turning into a war by the players against the nfl and the commissioner. roger goodell came hard on new new orleans players that were being paid to her players. coaches have been suspended but they are appealing their case, they want to clear their names and anthony hargrove says there evidence against them is simply not true. >> the nfl got their evidence wrong. in their rush to convict me, they made a very serious error. was it intentional? i don't know. >> how do you get a fair process with a judge, jury, and executioner. he has taken over three months to tarnish what has taken eight years with my career. it is hard to swallow knowing that i will be linked to a bounty date that is simply not true. >> i state my life on the fact that it is not me. i wonder if roger goodell pills willing to stake his job on this evidence. does anyone want to go up and abscam? i will wait, i have nothing else to do today. >> now even the quarterback is o

the burg survey puts the price of a gallon2 of regular at $3.48. cheapest in jackson, mississippi, $3.03. the most expensive, no surprise, san francisco, $4.95. the cheapest in california is in sacramento there is one concern, hurricane debby. she could change things. nine platforms in the gulf of mexico and one drilling rig have been evacuated because of the storm. those are only responsible for 2% of the u.s. production that is not expected to have a huge impact. if the storm grows that could change something to key your eye on. for now, good news to report. fueling up will not be so painful right now. experts are attributing this to a softening global economy that has cut demand for oil and other commodities is the 11th week of decline the peak was april, nice timing for enough you who are planning to drive to your summer vacation spot. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> time 4:33. the alameda county sheriff's office investigating a police shooting in hayward last night. officers shot and wounded a suspect on the sidewalk. the shooting happened in f

loudoun county, lees burg and culpepper .4 inch rain. and then the rain faded. the .28 in d.c. was mostly early this morning. we'll have isolated showers or storms coming up. a bigger chance on friday. the major story is the heat from the southern plains to the nation's midsection is where it was holding today. it will move east by wednesday and stretch up the eastern sea board. boston, pittsburgh and philadelphia will he the high heat. our hottest day will be thursday. this is the record high temperature for thursday. 98 degrees. so again, coming right around that for thursday with high humidity. so you get the idea. it will be oppressive feeling over 100 degrees. the type of heat we have not had to play or work in yet this year. cooling showers is all we will see the next couple days most of them west in the higher elevations tomorrow and again on wednesday. better chance for showers will be i think at the end of the week. so for tomorrow morning we're going to be starting out on the warm side. 62 to 69 degrees. the rain over. still cloud cover in the area and maybe a bit of

i do expect the winds to kick back up a little bit. 70 in martens burg. 64 in leesburg. 61 in culpepper. and manassas at 57. we are going near 50 degrees in some locations. many will wake up to temperatures in the low 50s. it will be a nice morning. on the crisp side. a good night to open up the windows. clear skies across the area. there are a few clouds down to the south. high clouds streaming out of tropical depression debby as it moves across florida. take a look at the high temperatures today. we were at 82, 81 in raleigh. 83 in chicago. but look back to the west. 105 today for the second day in a row in denver. they have broken another record there. you can see why they are having problems with the fires. dallas, 107. you look at the record there. not even close. the record today, 113. they weren't near that. but here's what is happening. that hot air mass is going to shift off to the east and as it does we're going to get warm. many areas will be near triple digits including st. louis, cincinnati, memphis, raleigh and in the district we could see some areas getting around 100 deg

then you order that burg around it looks like -- >> yes. >> the director of marketing for mcdonald's, canada, is going to take this back to their photography lab where they take the pictures of the burgers for their commercials -- >> and a ton of cheese, hot off the press as it can be. just naught i just naught in. get a comparison. >> there's your burger from the srellcheese. you don' s t other ingredients. >> but it looks -- >> it looks gross. an answer for that. >> that burger was made in about a minute or so. of course, as we go through on the average shoot, takes several hours. here is, it's important to note, all the ingredients no one uses are the exact same ingredients we use in the restaurant. >> they're using the ingredients, then it's a real burger. making it like they make them at mcdonald's? >> that's where it gets a little different. in the store they would naturally line it up straight in a line. we have to bring it back a little built to reveal the fact that it comes with the pickles and the slivered onions. >> two pieces of cheese, pickle, onions and you see what you'

one degree shy of a record of 99. 12 degrees above average. 93 in martens burg, 98 in baltimore and 97ut in easton, culpepper, fredericksburg in the mid-90s today. still very hot in the cities but notice cooling off back to the west. winchester 73, but 84 in hagerstown, 86 in washington and still 80 in baltimore and still at 11:00 have a heat index to talk about. 91 in washington, 86 in annapolis. 88 in hagerstown and 77 in fredericksburg. still hot and on the humid side. you feel the humidity. and that's why the heat advisory goes through the night tonight through the day tomorrow. through 10:00 tomorrow with the heat index tomorrow reaching 100 to 105. a lot more areas tomorrow will be around the 105 mark, maybe areas even higher than that all along the i-95 corridor and the metro locations. the records for the week, today 99, one degree shy of that today. tomorrow's record is 98 degrees and we are forecasting to at least tie the record if not break that record setback in 1988. friday's record, 101, i think that stays on the safe side as temperatures start to cool down a little bit d

are the worst offenders to have at least 30 times this acceptable level of light this yellow tory burge200 times a lead limits the designer says it's investigating. and the environmental working group will test your purse for freed,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you like movies that make you laugh... [ sirens ] ...tv dramas... ♪ ...timeless classics, or whatever else, then you'll love netflix. netflix lets you watch unlimited movies and tv episodes on your pc or tv via game console or other devices connected to the internet. browse genres, and get personalized suggestions. it's instant, it's unlimited. and it's only 8 bucks a month. start your free trial today. faugh what a way to kick off summer temperatures are unseasonably cold today now looks as if these colder temperatures are going to stick around for a while said that the clouds will relent and will see some areas as she fought especially along the coast inland to the measure is mainly going to in the upper '40's to very low 50s by tamales is similar story normal in the upper 50s to the low '70's and they're now and a chance of rain i

so he plants the idea with people to have gurring, the commander of the air force to invite lind burg. he'll show all the test flights and that's exactly what happens. and lindburgh goes to these things, usually brings the military attaches with him, if not, he debriefs them and provides valuable for washington. now, you can ask about his motives and they probably were that they wanted to convince the u.s. that you don't want to tangle with these guys. we should stay out of the war, of course, was his political position later. but whatever the motive, one of the best ones is the wife of truman smith and the seed where he has an elaborate lunch for lindburgh. and he says -- and he says yes, i do. do you want to see it? and so they proceed to the library. he's this massive man in a white uniform. and this pet lion cub jumps up onto his lap. and the smiths and the lindburghs and everybody else starts coming into the room. the lion starts getting nervous and relieves himself. his uniform turns bright yellow. his face turns bright red. and he goes screaming out of the room. so i have this

are the worst offenders to have at least 30 times this acceptable level of light this yellow tory burge koch had 200 times a lead limits the designer says it's investigating. and the environmental working group will test your purse for freedom,,,,, ,,,, faugh what a way to kick off summer temperatures are unseasonably cold today now looks as if these colder temperatures are going to stick around for a while said that the clouds will relent and will see some areas as she fought especially along the coast inland to the measure is mainly going to in the upper '40's to very low 50s by tamales is similar story normal in the upper 50s to the low '70's and they're now and a chance of rain in the forecast by the afternoon sell the satellite and radar shows us what is going on and you can see the clouds meghan from the coast and for the dead just kicking around to the north bay the north of the golden gate just like showers and they should be gone by tomorrow evening remaining dry for the weekend. and when forecast lows overnight mainly in the upper 40's to very low 50s a cooler day tomorrow. da

>> reporter: the blade epps burg condo complex is about 300 feet that way, right on the other side of that strand of still broken trees. some parts of the roof landed here, crushing some cars in the process. amazingly, authorities in prince george's county report only two minor injuries suffered at the condo complex. some of the buildings have been temporarily condemned. one resident guessed it may take months before some people can move back in. in bladensburg, maryland, john hanrahan, fox 5 news. >>> bladensburg residents in those buildings are being offered residence at a high school >>> an apparent micro burst destroyed a massive barn in johnsville last night. about 100 cows were inside the barn. only one was injured. the owner is still trying to decide whether the barn can be rebuilt. the storm also toppled several trees and caused power outages. luckily, no one there was hurt. >>> the cleanup continue in the district. take a look at this one a giant tree limb fell down on skyverson place in northwest, taking some power lines. city crews are removing downed trees, and power lines

you lookout towards winchester and martins burg and a couple thunderstorms out there, which might give you more relief. quantico would probably see, where is our heat advisory, probably feels like 10 degrees everyone else is down below 100 the threshold they issued that. still bottom line, a very very warm night, and you need to be prepared for this summer sizzle to continue through the evening hours, even if the advisory is not present because it will take a toll on you if you let your guard down. it will not be quite so hot tomorrow cooling showers and thunderer storms in the forecast and yes, even a less humid weekend. >>> i cannot wait, i look forward to seeing you then. >> dupont circle, 109 degrees, the famous sign down there, on the national mall, trying to get out to exercise early. muggy on metro, cars didn't have air conditioning but riders were allowed to drink water on the train. >>> news edge following breaking news from the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. today his adopted son, said that he too was a victim of sexual molestation. matt sandusky who previous he denied

burg a camp, when he was 7 and his brother was 4. prosecutors say it doesn't justify the alleged assault. limner testified he never touched the boy. the prosecuting attorney. >> i'm going to start a campaign from not only his supporters but also this county. we're going to make sure that weather linder is charged with perjury in this case. >> lynders own niece says she was one of the priest's victims. the jesuit priest is expected to testify tomorrow when he will face cross-examination by prosecutors. >>> is it a political ploy or a recruiting problem? san francisco police officers say the pension reform is hurting the friday in terms of hiring new officers, and therefore hurting public safety. >> there is no way in good conscious i would recommend your department to anyone at this time. >> reporter: the president of the police officers association is reading an e-mail from the long beach recruiting situation. looking to fill some 60 open positions with veteran officers. but the long beach director writes, due solely to the efforts o

. >>> but first it all started up in froes burg, take a look at this time lapse photographer. big storms started rolling through the area. there's lightning, there's thunder, and guess what, it may be heading our way. why it is over in the weather center with a look at your first forecast. what are we going to expect around here? >> you called it heading into the immediate baltimore area we are tracking this line of storms. it is an intense line to say the very least. take a look at the overall set up here. severe thunderstorm warnings for the entire state all the way back down -- and it's tough to pick a spot here on maryland's most powerful radar. we did briefly have some tornado warnings. those seem to have diminished. the strongest winds will be on the leading edge of this line. the most potent part of this storm system the best we could make out is over the i-70 corridor. this will be moving into the western side of baltimore into the baltimore belt way here in just the next 10 to 15 minutes so if you're watching in the center part of the city, definitely the time to secu

road. -- belatens burg road.oop a slow ride from before university boulevard, heading into that construction zone. you will find slow traffic travelling inbound 66 still below speed leaving manassas. headed in brown towards centerville. down to 23 miles an hour lanes open on the inner loop of the belt way, slow moving traffic, braddock, average speed at braddock down to 24 miles an hour. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> attorney general eric holder charged with contempt by a congressional committee and a new poll finds president obama and mitt romney neck and neck in the race for the white house. joining me now with more insight, former democratic congressman from illinois, marty russo, ceo of russo capital strategies and robert walker former republican congressman pennsylvania gentlemen good to see you. >> good morning. >> having a good summer. >> we missed you the last coupleweeks. >> i was out for a little bit i am happy to be back. >> eric holder this recommendation is from a committee, now

secretary hillary clinton are loosely confident has been following their talks in saying that as burg. hillary clinton and lover of the foreign minister met for about an hour the russian foreign minister did walk away from the meeting with cautious optimism he said that he hopes that some sort of a diplomatic agreement in geneva during the emergency meeting as possible according to law broke he said that he felt like the u.s. did shift its stance but to some degree his his words specifically were that the secretary of state did not raise any ultimatums now he didn't explain exactly what that means there's no it's up to us to of course that perhaps that means that the americans might move away from their sticking point to their demands that any negotiations begin with assad stepping down of course the russian position has been separate from that the russians have been pushing for a solution for syria that is a originated within syria negotiated by the parties there there was some discussion . in terms of sort of the positive nature of the talks rove said that he didn't feel that the am

. >> gaits, knuckle burg, steef jobs. >> how does it work?body produces a particular protooen. >> jack's test looking for that protein. >> you just swap out whatever is detecting. >> so simple and now medical companies will be skranlabling to try jack's test on real patients. >> andre ka. >> makes you wonder what he'll do later? >> love how happy he was. and we mentioned earlier the broiling heat in much of the country, we're stuck with this imagines today, pools and beaches packed with children who don't mind the heat. they love the end of school. enjoying the first full day of summer. lucky parents, some of them were able to join them. and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be along later and we'll see you back here again tomorrow night. good night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are-- a graduate student of architecture

burg. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses. i appreciate your article in '95 about premium support and where that would go. my question to you is what happens when i'm sure at the time people call that vouchers and that they would wreck medicare. what was your response back then? >> you know, our response was that it was not avoidable and the response towards providing beneficiaries with more choice, possibly higher quality, coordinated care and possibly a reduction in government spending from competition among plans. >> thank you. jumping back here, i kind of wanted to follow up on a question that some merchant had on the disability of insurance trust fund -- we talked about, we have one to five years to make some decisions and i'm sitting here looking at 2016 and i'm saying that's not five years, that's four years and if you're not going fall off the cliff you're probably talking one to three years to do something. if you explain the reality of how things may happen and where money would come out of the other fund to subsidiz

that's going to be coming down 270 into gaithers burg and rockville in the next 20 minutes.gs simmer down tonight. we'll watch this whole area get energized again once the sun beats down on it again tomorrow. with the cold air upstairs in the atmosphere, and this strong insulation from the sunshine. that is very easy to turn over this atmosphere and squeeze out the showers and storms tomorrow. tonight, will be mostly cloudy with the passing shower. temperatures easing back into the 50s. here's the upper level low that's going to be with us most of the week as it slides to the east. it keeps sending us spokes of energy. it's really not until thursday that we will shake free of that weather pattern and get a warm-up as we head into next weekend. you're going to see the sun and you're going to see some showers on and off pretty much every day for the next several days. but then that's the weather toll. we're going to have pretty nice weather ending the week. tomorrow we'll start off partly sunny and then those isolated storms will be building. temperatures once again stuck in t

right now, 95 downtown. 91 inlies burg. -- in leesburg. 88 in frederick. we're going to factor in the humidity. and temps don't go up much. only 96 downtown. 97 in manassas. the heat advisory has been canceled. and there's no heat advisory issued for tomorrow. so we have some good news to report. all right. so far. 100 was the record downtown. we actually hit 96 today. 98 at dulles. no records fell today. 100 up at bwi. they also stayed around 96. day planner for tomorrow. 70s to start. 88 to 93 by noon. still fairly hot. and 95 to 100, isolated storms possible in the evening. we will come back, bruce. we will take you through mixture week -- next week, which actually includes some cooler air and hotter air. >> all right, topper. thanks. >>> if you have been around, you know that half of the traffic lights are out. in montgomery county, it's even worse. 500 of the 800 traffic signals not working now. and people are out in their vehicles, looking for food, ice and gasoline. armando truly is live in northwest, where nearly 60,000 customers are without power

crisis in the middle east countries should be resolved while our confidence has more from same but as burg. if the two sides if rove and hillary clinton can come to some sort of position tonight in the meeting in st petersburg this really could drastically change the future of international action as it pertains to the syrian crisis the problem is that both sides have fundamentally different approaches to how we need to deal with this the u.s. has been pushing for a so-called yemeni style transition plan the first and foremost focuses on getting president bashar al assad out of office out of syria now the russian position has been that you know there's no need to have some sort of a backroom deal by world powers that doesn't include the actual syrians themselves this is a crisis that the country is undergoing syrians in need to get together and find some sort of a transition that works for them that should not be dictated by outside foreign powers the problem is that all of these are sort of over these two to opposing sides are really going to come head to head tomorrow which is when the e

i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well these secretive and elite builder burge conference has sparked protests outside of the high security closed door of that the gathering of the world's top political and business leaders wrapped up over the weekend when i woke up they were about got going to crave a. all kinds of groups protested outside of the marriott and chantilly virginia where the leaders were meeting it's believed that critical foreign policy decisions are made with the public being left in the dark and the secrecy surrounding the event has bred all kinds of theories as to what exactly goes on with some believing attendees are conspiring to build a one world government or are to correspondent abbie martin was in chantelle leverage and it's a cover the event and joins us now to tell us all about it abby nice to have you here in the studio so this event has been happening for decades since the one nine hundred fifty s. this year in gentilly virginia what makes this years of that difference from different from the ones in the past well is i think there's this whole global awaken

mari martin was in chantilly virginia today to let us know what's happening outside of the builder burg conference. oh every year about one hundred thirty of the world's most powerful elite players in banking mining oil food media and defense and politics meet in secret behind closed doors without any official press coverage this year they're meeting in chantilly virginia at the westfields mary out it's called the builder group and hundreds of protesters are here right now protesting the secrecy for for. some of the protesters speculate on why it's so secret when you're discussing foreign policy you're you're talking about manipulating the prices of oil the price of gold when you're trying to select presidents and prime ministers and these sorts of things it has to be done in secret because these are the things that the people are not necessarily for even though no corporate media was present there was a multitude of citizen journalists covering the event good works are done in light so it's done in darkness needs to be brought to light and something like this like the billboard media s

after sensational trial for defrosting shareholders chicago sun times and former police commander jon burge convicted of lying about torture by chicago d police byi kand dick cheney of staff convicted of perjury law on the list of big names. >> vrdolyak levine tony rezko guys like vrdolyak people thought were untouchable >> the 11 years' work yesterday downplayed the end of a productive career and passed on multiple interview requests today preferring to keep the spotlight on the system on the agencies and the people who fight crime and corruption. >> another day in the office next week another week in the office people behind to me all agencies represented keep working at standing close by gary shapiro much respected number to patrick fitzgerald taking the helm of the united states attorney's office for not going away party tonight along with state attorney anita alvarez and many other heavy hitters urgency to clear cases in the days leading up to the top and departure like that of raghu nayak arrested last week political fundraiser with strong ties to both former governor rod blagojevich

cool mornings again, like we have the last two in the low 50s in the outlying suburbs. 53 in martins burgmid 50s in frederick and mountain airie. around 61 degrees in the morning. we have a wonderful evening here with the few clouds leaving the area. tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny skies with just some high clouds, gorgeous again, feeling really nice. on sunday a few additional clouds, mainly from our west with the next weather front that's going to make its way all the way through the ohio valley. that system looks as though it will be drying up as it heads over the mountains, your high temperatures tomorrow between 80 and 83 degrees, again lots of sunshine around the area, then for father's day, yeah, you've got to take all that stuff off the to-do list, cleaning the yard, the garage. dad has the day off on sunday action it will be very nice with a high temperature of 81 degrees. and, again, it's heat that will be building so as we look at the extended forecast, tuesday of next week, you're looking at highs across the east right now, from d.c. down toward raleigh, north carolina, up in

years ago, a special investigate the torture scandal surrounding former chicago police commander jon burgemmission will refer its first case to a judge. then, members will clean out their desks, because the commission lost its state funding. of all the claims of police torture, the commission found five cases credible enough to go to trial. four other cases were rejected. oak park has a new plan of attack... against its pigeon problem. village leaders were considering euthanizing the birds... living under the marion street train viaduct. that's near the downtown shopping district. but at a meeting last night they gave up that idea. instead, they will use a netting system to keep the birds away. country club hills will have to find a new way to pay back cook county... roughly seven million dollars. the southtown star reports the town offered to repay the county over five years. but the county turned down that plan, and wants the money in *ten* days instead. back in october of 2010, country club hills took out a bank loan because the county was late in paying its property tax revenue. once t

in lees burg still seeing light rain. frederick county, maryland and warrenton you are seeing the light rain. this is the area under the gun. you can see how fast these are moving here just over the last 15 minutes. here it was in bowie and now it is in crofton coming to annapolis. annapolis you will start to see the winds in your area. this is a heavily treed area. 97 a lot of trees alongside 97. down route 2. tons of trees here. i wouldn't be surprised to see route 2 see a lot of trees down there. and in behirandywine now in sunderland around prince frederick you are seeing the strong winds and very, very heavy rain. and we'll continue to see that for the next couple hours. but is it moving so fast that in about the next half hour to 45 minutes we will be done with this storm. then we can turn to those without power and the heat. the heat tomorrow will be around 100 degrees. forecasting a near record once again during the day tomorrow. today we hit 104 which is an all time record high temperature for the month of june.

dale, this area is creeping to the north and northeastward, so you folks in lees burg, you'll be getting a few showers, scattered showers for the evening, more coming in after midnight, a lot more for tomorrow. that's this tropical moisture down south, where there was upwards of 13 inches of rain through areas of the deep south. here's what's going to happen. we've had an area of low pressure and the cold front. both of these, tropical moisture will be making their way northward, so we're due to see quite a bit of rain, anywhere between maybe an inch of rain, some locations north and east a little bit more over the next 24 hours. showers and thunderstorms will be playing out tomorrow, especially during the afternoon, and right through the evening hours. here's 4:00 p.m. wednesday. a few clouds will hug the coast, so evening forecast, just scattered showers, you could probably get by for the evening. 712 to 80 degrees, so still very warm. tomorrow morning starting out between 69 and 76, with showers possible even tomorrow morning, but again a chance for storms with rain likely tomorrow af

well a secretive and elite builder burge conference has sparked protests outside of the high security closed door of that the gathering of the world's top political and business leaders wrapped up over the weekend what they were about goal of a craving for solutions over. all kinds of groups protested outside of the marriott and chantel a virginia where the leaders were meeting it's believed that critical foreign policy decisions are made when the public is being left in the dark and the secrecy surrounding the event has bred all kinds of. as to what exactly goes on with some believing attendees are conspiring to build a one world government or our correspondent abbie martin was enchanted leverage and it's a cover the event and joins us now to tell us all about it abby nice to see you again so this is that it's been happening for decades this time it's enchanted leverage and not too far from here what makes this event is anything different from years past what was a bird meeting started in one thousand nine hundred fifty four when a group of people very powerful people got together to

including baltimore g-8ers, burg, down towards fredericksburg. all have the potentially to see the heat indices above that 100-degree market. we go to washington, d.c. with eric fisher from the weather channel. >> reporter: i think we can take solace in that misery loves company. all the way into the state of maine, back toward chicago, wisconsin, down into texas and the southwest. very few people not not the good news we can say, as we look out, as we get past friday, it's 67 cooler. so we will see some relief. so we get through these next few days. if you're a tourist and watching this evening, maybe from a cooler spot, go to some of free museums or the cooling centers in you need to. that first heat of the year can be the most difficult for our bodies to take and most will really feel it overnight. >>> jim, doreen, back to you. >>> an incredible sight. a ship carried four massive cranes that barely made it you said the bay bridge. a gonzales was at the park with thousands of others who showed up for a firsthand look. >> reporter: thousands of

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s a expected the number one pick was shoo si green burg of university of new york. no surprise there. i love watching the nba draft. there's a lot of drama, lot of time to kill which sometimes leads to fun stuff like this. espn reporter andy talking about some health issues from ohio state forward jared solinger. >> after the chicago predraft camp espn chad reported that medical reports were red flagged by a number of nba teams bulging dick. >> jimmy: more than one is unusual. [laughs]. >> jimmy: drafted by the kardashians. soccer news, you know, the big euro cup is going on, is semifinals are happening this week in poland. italy beat germmy 2-1. it was an exciting match. italians, germans or just drunk people? many exciting moments, but this is the most exciting of all of them. it's time of the euro cup play of the day. [ applause ]. >> jimmy: those soccer fans get a variety. this is odd. there's some very strange fast food coming out of philippines. apparently they have kentucky fried chicken restaurants there. the menu is different than the kfc here. in the phili