welcome to what hopefully someday will be the living room for ron, carey and marlow.ontractor, a.j. and my designer. guys, i'm so glad you're here with me. what do you say we start knocking down walls. now, ron started the demo job for us, but life got in the way. that's why we're here to finish it. trying to be as neat as possible. don't worry! neat and organized. all right, jill. >> here it comes! oh, my god. this looks too dangerous. >> dangerous? >> yeah. look at all these nails. a little scary. i guess i'm a little jumpy. i have to admit it. >> you need a hard hat, safety glasses. >> i do. >> oh! exactly my point. >> safety first! >> our color scheme is black and white. simple yet sophisticated. let's get this room painted. always a time crunch on the rescue. got to get this place painted. thankfully, using the benjamin moore aura, two coats is all it takes. self sh self-priming, it will go over any color. >> this chair rocks! >> actually, it swings. the chair actually swings. >> that was good. okay. >> and we are done. let's give the house back to carey and ron.

it's a total of about 10 people. >> and you said drew carey is from cleveland originally? >> he is from cleveland, very much so. >> ok, let's watch one of these, and you'll explain this. >> during the 1990s, cleveland marketed itself as the comeback city and invested hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars in the rock and roll hall of fame and stadiums for the browns, indians, and cavaliers. >> the city of cleveland is expert at building big white elephants and calling them economic development and it doesn't work because if you look at the stadiums, you notice the buildings around it are empty. >> the politicians who champion these corporate welfare projects promise that they would stimulate the local economy, and on the face of it, that's precisely what they appear to do. >> they have a baseball game and a football game on the same day, 120,000-some people down there looking for parking, looking for places to eat. >> right. >> tipping the waiters, tipping the valet guys. >> sure there is more action around the stadium on game day, but economic studies consistently find

i need a moment, honestly. >> mariah carey earrings, $39. if you're still unconvinced that she needs her own show, she's nothing, if not easy to work with. >> you guys go up. can we see, not to dictate shots. please, you guys go to a close up of the side where the gold is, because these details were really super important to me. if you can go down. cut away from me. >> there you go. >> don't show that. my microphone just tell off my body. >> so, hsn, it's up to you. i understand mariah carey was on again this evening but i'm holding out for her to get a permanent and her own show. i want her and her swollen feet. i want the camouflagian moments. operators are standing by. anana] this...is the network. a living, breathing intelligence that's helping drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advanced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪ [ male a

i need a moment, honestly. >> mariah carey earrings, $39.rs on hsn? priceless. if you're still unconvinced that she needs her own show, she's nothing, if not easy to work with. >> you guys go up. can we see, not to dictate shots. please, you guys go to a close up of the side where the gold is, because these details were really super important to me. if you can go down. cut away from me. >> there you go. >> don't show that. my microphone just tell off my body. >> so, hsn, it's up to you. i understand mariah carey was on again this evening but i'm holding out for her to get a permanent and her own show. i want her and her swollen feet. i want the coamouflagian moment. operators are standing by. living intelligence that's helping drive the future of business. in here, inventory can be taught to learn. ♪ machines have a voice. ♪ medical history follows you. it's the at&t network -- a network of possibilities... committed to delivering the most advanced mobile broadband experience to help move business... forward. ♪

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julie carey with their story. >> reporter: master sergeant william gibson is unusual.h he lost much of his left leg after being shot in iraq, he became the first above the knee amputee to return to the battlefield. still, like thousands of other wounded warriors, he knows well the difficulty of the recovery process. >> when you get in the hospital and you really slow from fifth gear to first gear, that's hard to accept. >> reporter: but a new effort to smooth that difficult transition and many others facing wounded warriors and their families. over the next 18 months, this piece of ground will be transformed into the first-ever stateside wounded warrior family center. it will be operated by the uso, a group that knows a thing or two about boosting the spirits of service members. >> we have learned that healing is much more than just a physical process. true and complete healing encompasses physical, emotional, social, spiritual and family healing. >> reporter: as it begins construction, the uso is also launching what they have dubbed operation enduring care, a $100 mil

. >>> i'm julia carey in mclean where the july 4th getaway is underway. prices won't slow them down, the traffic might. the story coming up. >>> and another comeback for michael vi >>> fast 4 to the headlines. a 4-year-old child recovering in the hospital after a 5-year-old shot him with a handgun on a playground yesterday. now police are trying to figure out where that handgun came from and tracing it to possibly other crimes. this happened in temple hills. >>> a swift and sudden reversal of fortune for the former imf leader accused of sexual assault in new york city. dominique strauss-kahn was freed from house arrest today and released on his own recognizance. now there are questions about whether he will face any criminal charges. prosecutors say they now have major questions about the credibility of the hotel maid who accused him. >>> security preps underway on the national mall for the upcoming fourth weekend. hundreds of thousands of people expected to converge over the next couple days. health officials are also warning locals and tourists to be pr

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. >> chase carey is a possible replacement is there is a replacement in the wake of this scandal. "the wall street journal" would perhaps no better than anybody else because the paper is also one of the properties of news corp. and the murdochs. we find it hard to imagine that the murdochs can remain after the allegations, finding what truth there is in the end, what responsibility, but they find it hard to believe that with a scandal like this that people who were at the operating helm can withstand this. the company itself, dimension house what the stock has dropped, it is not clear -- you mentioned how far the stock has dropped. oit can be even more drastic whn it comes to punishing people who have done wrong in a criminal sort of way perhaps. it is too early to tell. it is also clear that a share of the murder of a group, they have about 50%, they are also dropping -- backed a share of the murder of a group -- that a share of the murder of a group is also dropping, it one that has about 50%. >> the israeli navy has boarded a ship on the way to the gaza strip. the boat has been

. >> my name is paul carey and i work at a hotel in downtown union square. since 2009, when we implemented this health care system, we were not informed at all, like most people here, what it was for and how we could use it. the first year i find out about it was 11 months later, december 2009. we implemented in january. we figured out what this was about. by the time i figured it out, i had already lost $900. some of the workers who work 40 hours, and a half x-amount of dollars, he may have the same amount of dollars as me even though he worked less. we had an employee come down here last year. three weeks later, he was terminated. he had an account that was delinquent. nothing was contributed and in the meantime, he was terminated. they are after me next. i hope we can close these loopholes. all the information that i collected, helping the people that worked with me, i am the one that set people up with e- mails and so forth. my employer did not do anything. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker please. >> good morning, members of the board. i am an

. >> reporter: carl and carey sherman know how to swim. >> i'm the captain. >> reporter: but even they know the importance of wearing a life jacket. >> they are not mandatory, even though we are swimmers, we still have to be safe. >> reporter: and those with children need to take special precautions. >> you want to make sure that you are choosing a life jacket for your kid that fits them at this time. you don't want one that they are going to grow into. that is one of the worst things that you can do. >> reporter: you also want to make sure it fits right. >> when you put it on the child, if you were to just pull up if it comes up around their ears, it's too big and find a different size for your child. >> reporter: another good tip, let them pick it out. >> fun styles and colorful with their favorite cartoon characters. >> reporter: they discuss the reality about the her 4-year-old daughter anna. >> i guess right, even if they can swim, she can keep herself above but that's about -- it's just for a little bit and it would be pretty hard to -- there would be a good chance we wouldn't ma

. >> my name is beth carey. i work for a temporary home care agency. we provide hra's to our employees using a third party. a small percentage of our employees actually use it. what i want to say is, this issue is also about the health care of our seniors. our biggest competition -- this is not a level playing field because our biggest competition our domestic referral agencies. instead of hiring employees, they hire independent contractors. they do not pay taxes, they do not pay workers' comp, they do not pay insurance. they did not supervise their employees because they do not have any. their employees are independent contractors. that means that this is giving an incentive to people to pay independent contractors, who are not supervised, or people who advertise on craigslist, because the cost is lower. we cannot recruit this cost -- recoup this cost because that would put us at a huge competitive disadvantage. we need to figure out a way to put domestic staffing into consideration -- in this proposal. if there is a way to close that loophole -- beca

so it's going to be a lot of fun. >> reporter: in prince william county, julie carey, news4. >>> nasas working with howard university and other local scientists to give us a better understanding of just how polluted our air is. today was the first of 14 flights that will gather air quality data over the d.c. area. a research plane with measuring instruments across the sky while scientists on the ground launched a weather balloon. nasa already has satellites that can measure air pollution. but this new effort will distinguish between pollution in the high atmosphere and what we're exposed to closer to the ground. [ closing bell ] >>> fireworks on wall street today. stocks wrapped up their best week in two years. growth in manufacturing eased concerns over the economic slump, and investors were also more optimistic one day after a temporary resolution to greece's debt situation. at the closing bell, the dow gained almost 5 1/2 points closing above 12,500. the nasdaq added 6.2%. all three indices had their biggest week percentage gain since july of '09. >>> the president of venezuela, hu

as soon as they go freak out just a little bit, go a little crazy, get a little glitter like mariah careydit for--that d.c. sniper. with the problems we got, black folks used to could say, "at least we ain't crazy." our crimes made sense. ain't got no money, rob somebody with money. black folks are just as crazy as white folks. whoa, whoa, whoa. mike tyson-- he's like three crazy people. prince? hold on, hold on now. he half cherokee or something. don't put him in with us. dvds, cds. ike turner's greatest hits with tina on the cover. got something you ain't gonna believe-- r. kelly on tape with grown women. i got grandmas gone wild. you ever seen wrinkles in a thong? fred, don't buy nothing from that fool. that nemo tape i got for my son has a crack deal on it. why you always lyin' on me? ain't nobody lyin' on you. line me up. i got a meeting in 19 minutes. head to your meeting 'cause i got next. k-rod called and booked the spot after that, but i can get you at 3:45 or 11:00 on tuesday. ( chuckles ) you a superstar now? the eminem of the barber world? yeah, that's why they call me slim fa

. >> mariah carey's return to tv. her appearance since giving birth to twins.ive her a reality show right now. you will see some of the highlights. you are watching "american morning." my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. for the efficient absorption my body needs. discover customersl are getting five percent cashback bonus at the pump... and at many of the places their summer plans take them. it pays to switch, it pays to discover. >>> welcome back to "american morning." a colorado teenager is telling the world what it's like to be mauled by a bear. sam gottsegen and six other teenagers had a run-in with a bear and her cubs saturday in the alaskan wilderness. the young men were 24 days into a month-long sur vifbal camp, two hours north of anchorage where they encountered the bears during a hike along a river. >> i thought i was going to die when i was

about chase carey? >> we're hearing from the, independent board members, independent directors they're called of news corp., making a statement today, very brief statement saying that they fully back rupert murdoch. so backing off from those reports. but you know, peter, so many, especially the biographers of rupert murdoch, those who know him well, are saying the name, the family, the brand, is just too tainted now. it's irreparable. >> one final thought, "the guardian" newspaper where you are is also reporting as we've been scanning the wires, that british police found a bag of trash near rebekah brooks' home that i think it reported contained a computer, a phone, and paperwork. do we know anything more about that? as the woman who first resigned, and then was arrested, has obviously been sort of at the epicenter of all this. >> we don't have anything more on the finding there. you know, this is not her first time before this committee, either. she came in 2003, when she was in charge of "news of the

i think we can look to the biggest source of the rumors so far, chase carey, the company co. -- coo. that is somebody who walks a fine line. he is not named murdoch, but he has a hand in glove relationship with rupert. he threads the needle as somebody who is not james or elizabeth murdock, but he is also not so far away from rupert there would be any disruption in the company's operations worldwide. >> if there were any criminal prosecutions as a result of these investigations, what with the position of the board members be? would they be liable in any way? >> it is possible. if there are criminal investigations, that is when you will start to see action, once these guys have skin in the game. as long as everyone stays out of the courts -- rupert murdoch controls many of the voting shares and board members. he will be able to keep them in line. what we are hearing so far are the early beginning mumblings of the very few members of the board that are somewhat independently minded. >> you think board members are starting to cover their backs a bit? >> they are starting to use the pres

he has the number three position at the company, essentially, after chase carey, an executive who's not part of the family. that is the key question at this point. it's got to be, lester, whether or not he can hang on to that position. >> now to the question of whether this moves across this side of the pond. as we noted, news corp. controls "wall street journal," fox, a number of brand names. they have a lot of viewers and readers in this country. are any of them in jeopardy at least to be tarnished by this? >> there may be perhaps some tarnish that -- that goes on at this point. but the key question is, when you have the fbi at least being asked by certain members of congress to investigate, at this point, of course, they haven't issued any subpoenas. it's not clear that they will. nonetheless, lester, when you get to a point where the fbi might in fact do that and investigate, you simply never know what you're going to end up with. as opposed to have been flat footed perhaps in their response in the uk, the news corp. management, rupert murdoch, are ready, it would appear here in the

that car was careying a 77-year- old physicalist who died.een had four teen passengers and alcohol in the vehicle. they don't believe the driver had been drinking. right now it's unclear if the teen will face any charges. and today some area teens are taking to the road in an effortbecause of accidents like that to keep our young drivers safe. abc2 news sherrie johnson joins us live from m and t bank stadium with the details. sherrie. >> reporter: megan, today's teens will have the driving skills put to the test with an obstacle course. it's part of a summer of safety program responseored by all statement -- sponsored by all state. this is jeff behind me, one of the instruttors, and he is -- instructors, and he is so nice to take the course. he is not doing too bad. teens will participate in a safe driving challenge course. teens will be able to drive through the course trying to avoid the cones and focus on the road while learning about the dangers of distracted driving. we all know texting, talking on the phone, listening to loud music, han

she also faces manslaughter and child abuse charges each careying a 30-year sentence.sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> thank you. >>> police say a motorcylist participating in a protest ride against helmet who laws died. he went over the handle bars and hit his head on the pavement. 55-year-old phillip was driving a 1983 harley when a group of bikers protested helmet laws by not wearing helmets e likely would have surviveed if he was wearing a helmet. >>> a hydroplane accident left several people injured in indiana after it missed a bowie. it was part of a regatta and the boat a in the race collided with a rescue boat. four people were pulled from the water and taken to the hospital. some had to be airlifted. the annual race features hydroplanes vying for indiana he governor cup. >>> welcome america. >>> you can catch the capital 4th celebration in d.c. on pbs today. go live if you want as well. but yesterday, the stars got together doing a run through. you can expect to see josh growablein jordin -- growablen -- groban or jordin sparks. >> i prntly very tal -- apparently

misty may trainer and carey walsh of. the world beach volleyball tour the reigning olympic champions upsetting the current world number one pairing brazil's julianna richard from port three took up a seat for the action. the moscow round of the world beach volleyball chaw has become a regular fixture of the russian capital some a sporting calendar how were the ones for competition reaches its business and a lack of russians battling it out for medals has unfortunately become an all too familiar occurrence this year was to prove no exception and time is running out with the london olympics due to get under way in just a year's time however the reigning olympic champions misty maine kerry walsh are optimistic that russia could start to improve soon i was here last summer and they actually have a good kids program you know development program and they're just they're catching up to the rest the world that india is there a big thing so there is a developmental program in the works and they are bringing players that it's just

. >> my name is paul carey and i work at a hotel in downtown union square. since 2009, when we implemented this health care system, we were not informed at all, like most people here, what it was for and how we could use it. the first year i find out about it was 11 months later, december 2009. we implemented in january. we figured out what this was about. by the time i figured it out, i had already lost $900. some of the workers who work 40 hours, and a half x-

each careying a 30-year sent -- carrying a 30 year sentence. >> >>> they are getting ready to celebrate 4th of july in grand style. down in the inner harbor, we do it every year. it's the biggest fireworks show that will entertain thousands of people tonight. the abc2 news linda so is live this morning with a preview of what to expect. linda. >> reporter: yeah, well, if you lived around here long enough you know what happens down here is huge. the fireworks show will go off tonight at 9:30. but before then, there will be plenty of things to do all day long with you and your family. thousands are expected to come down to the harbor to celebrate america's 235th birthday and make sure everyone stays safe. baltimore police will be out in huge numbers. they are not saying how many cops will be on patrol but like last year more than 300 officers were around the harbor. some in uniform, some who were not. the setup for the fireworks show has begun in curtis bay. barges are stacked with more than 1400 shells. fireworks will last for about 18 minutes all synchronized tomusic. so we will also be

so far carey the hunt is still ongoing for any possible survivors the count the emergencies ministry has set up behind me next to the volga on a small beach here small boats keep coming to and from this site and they're part of a larger search effort this is screening the area where the garia river pleasure cruise sank to try and find any people still in the water that looks looking increase. only unlikely now or scattered on some of the small islands around where the boat sank we heard from one of their spokesman earlier about what they found when they reached the scene of the sunken pleasure cruiser. knocked on the boat's hole and waited for an answer but unfortunately there was nothing in the flashlights into the cargo hold so the restrooms in this still bodies there for. those efforts to try and find survivors will go on for many hours yet. an extremely traumatic time for the relatives. absolutely kerry the scene that unfolded yesterday was one of a quiet sunday afternoon river cruise along the volga many many people do this is very popular among tourists in the summer to travel

with three expert political commentators to debate the week's top stories on our panel tonight amanda carey reporter at the daily caller dot com democratic strategist erica community and heather sermon conservative strategist managing owner of for forty group public relations and now blogging at either servo dot com congratulations on welcome to you all and let's get started. there you go. new job numbers today bad news for the economy only eighteen thousand jobs added last month unemployment up to nine point two percent here's what the president say about those job report confirms what most americans already know we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give people the security and opportunity but they deserve the economic challenges that we face weren't created overnight and they're not going to be solved overnight but the american people expect us to act on every single good idea that's out there. so you know president obama has actually republicans have been in charge of the white house earlier the house of representatives six months now and bush as i recall ten years a

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. >> here is a video that drew carey narrates. regional postrel gave one of her kidneys. this about that whole episode. >> there is one in which cannot try. stay with me. pang people to donate their kidneys. it sounds really a key. they are your kidneys. it just helps people in need. if you want to sell or, why not? >> we want to repeal the federal law that makes it a crime to sell organs. >> they say they do not care about each other. >> it is a matter pang of people. -- paying of people. donors are the only ones who are not compensated. >> the surgeons are paid. the people who clean the floors and the hospitals are paid. everybody is paid and not the donors. >> would people be less likely to help people of money were involved? >> this undermines this. >> we respect their service. we appreciate their heroism. we also pay for it this. >> it is likely that people's whose life has gone poorly and they are in trouble. >> what about the use it to pay off debt? >> maybe child support? >> what is wrong with that? why should we say that poor people are not allowed to take advant

this is personal income not corporate i mean do you know your way well you know what they will do carey is the same thing that i did in one thousand nine hundred four i owned a corporation in one nine hundred eighty four and we flipped it for a minute for minute script to a sequel but ok put on your secrets and there are guys like you who can take advantage of us and i was right here in the time i was an actor producer who had started a business here a lot of people who are struggling small businesses who are struggling struggling who have ten employees and this is how they make ends meet but the fact of the matter is that when when reagan changed to change the tax law we spent three hundred seventy five dollars to change the type of corporation we had that's all it takes. time this is if you want to try to pick up this many instances you can still tax rich people it's not going to hurt small businesses. it will just clip from a low season escorts to see where not everyone is paying for a great lawyers and knows how to get out and they are i did it myself oh you're a smart guy tom i thi

directors are contemplaing replacing murdoch with chase carey to the top position. do you place much stock in these reports, and how big of deal would it be? >> it would be a massive deal, hard to imagine news corp. without rupert murdoch. those of us who covered the beat have a stockholm syndrome. we lived with mr. murdoch so long we can't imagine life without him. everything depends on him retreating and apologizing, two things he's not very good at, so i think we can assume it's not going to be a great day for rupert murdoch, but the idea they are going to pivot from that and immediately replace him with chase cary, i'm not buying it. >> in terms of the scoop of his pulpibility, is it isolated to a "news of the world" problem if these types of business practices can be sloun throughout the empire? is that the key to his pulpibility? >> i think it's okay britain is on fire. that's the heart of many of his own interests in terms of the papers and where his own talents are, but in the business sense, not that big of a deal. this time the number two man in scotland y

the libya resolution sponsor bid senators john carey and john mccain have strong bipartisan support.'t the case in the house and lawmakers rejected a similar measure. and officials say the white house is offering to keep 10,000 troops in iraq next year to help train forces. in order for that to happen, baghdad would have to make a formal request. there are 26,000 troops and with all troops due out by december 31. >>> an american boat captain determined to break a, he was arrested four days ago for trying to set sail without permission and nine activists were killed last year when a similar flotilla was raided. >> i feel like there is nothing wrong. i acted on behalf of clients and people that sf the safety of the vessel. i am no hero. just doing my job. >> the captain faces trail at a later date. the greek foreign minutis city offered to take the aid to gaza. >> police say what a british tabloid did jeopardized the investigation of a 13-year-old girl's murder. >> zoo oo and there is time to ask questions to michael finney to see what you want to know. just go to abc 7 news.com. >> we

. >> for carey hull this is one about climate change studies. in february, growers published their own study showing night temperatures increased by one degree, daytime numbers remain the same. the stanford study does not have them convinced yet. >> it's too much of a broad stroke of agriculture into the western united states. >> for napa this recommends planting with lower quality grapes, growers are not sure that will be necessary. >> i don't think that is going to end grape production, we're just going to have to adapt how to grow those grapes. >> there is an adaptation with a three-decade warning. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and we'll take a look not as far as three decades now but just days hitting this holiday weekend. >> looking terrific. >> looking good. >> there is a live definition looking towards questions and there is a beautiful evening around the bay area, fog away from the coast and sunny skies in every direction z here is a look at our satellite showing this afternoon fog is burning away most of the coastline resulting in a sun

he could be replaced by chase carey.or's saying it may cut the credit rating, citing risks, the agency's warning comes as the stock drops to a six-month low. >> we have ari fleischer here. this is what he does? >> no, not ar ri fleischer communications. >> no, never hacked anyone's phone. >> the phone hacking. >> when you -- when the clients get in trouble, they come to you. and you try to help them out. >> it's what he does. >> it's what he does. >> he only did the phone hacking when he was in the white house. he stopped doing that. >> fascinating. but so, seriously, ari, if you representing murdoch right now, there aren't a lot of options, are there? >> what's your take on the reaction too? >> i'm trying as hard as i cannot to pay any attention to this. i'm hoping it stays on the other side of the pond and it doesn't affect american holdings. it would be a tragedy if this happened here. >> too late. >> i'd be shocked if the reporters were doing this. >> too late for that. it's coming over here. the justice department i

news, the company is considering replacing murdoch with the current chief operating officer chase careyu see on the right of your screen. if things don't go ol within the stand today, that move could be made quickly. >> clearly it will be a tough day for rupert murdoch and his son, james, testifying. rupert murdoch is an elderly man. there's been talk about succession plans for him and the report from bloomberg is that chase carey could step up to be ceo. >> according to "the wall street journal" owned by news corporation, the media empire's board has long had a succession plan in place for murdoch. suggestions that the plan has now been accelerated or implemented are not accurate. >> there was talk of this before any of this hacking scandal broke. >> he's not a spring chicken. big company like that, you would hope they have plans in place. i think that "wall street journal" which came out with a remarkably defensive opinion yesterday attacking those who attacked the company, it is sort of silly to say things like that wouldn't be discussed or accelerated. we know in the business world

officially ended its unlimited data plans for the new smart phone customers does mean the most popular careyn the bay area now only offer tiered data plan to pay certain amount per month in the with these plans is easy to accidentally go over your large amount of data and get charged with in knowin-and-get charged with annoying feature. now use the wifi inside of yourself phone service for data web related text. when you're connected to wifi on your smart phone on not using any of your allowed data. you can do anything with your phone it is not a --counted against the data so wifi is not everywhere but keep in mind the biggest offenders, streaming video or audio on your smart phone hands down uses the most data. things like youtube, of net slicks, pandora, and hulu. also video conferencing it eats up a lot of data, a lot of applications will use data when it is using them applications for maps if you are using them to drive around the whole time you're using that you are eating up data. e-mails to use a low amount of data unless it contains an attachment was a picture or video if you open th

carey is up next with the latest on the giants and padres game plan ceases down with not one, but to oakland natives, the seahawks running back marshawn lynch and the buccaneers quarterback josh johnson. >> the evening everyone, a great college player passed away too early. you may remember from 1987 armon was the best player on the team, set off in the 1987 draft. he played for six teams during a 13 nba career died today at the age of 47 collapsing while playing a pickup basketball game in his hometown of pittsburgh. the cause of his death is undetermined pending an autopsy. at the ballpark tonight giants continue to have trouble with san diego is 5 to 3. published trying to keep his hatred alive. over one with a walk in there in the sixth inning, the a's had 19,000, hey, did not get to see if suzuki. did not mix the all-star team the first time in his career, scott did not make it either but no one expected it. it is one nothing oakland. seven innings, and the a's win final two to nothing. they snap a four game win streak. oakland now heads to texas for four with the rangers. the w

a little carey too. >> very much so. >> nothing like that for us today -- a little scary too. >> very much so. >> nothing like that for us today. we do have hot and humid conditions like we are used to. i want to show you hd radar as there is some precipitation now that ha drop dropped off to the south and west. not here in the district although as close as front royal, you might be getting some showers coming through right now. they are indicated being picked up by radar. but this may be overplaying to a little bit particularly down here south of charlottesville. still, there is some moisture out there, me precipitation off to the south and west of the district. we'll keep our eyes on it through the course of the morning hours. let's go to the graphics. take a look at the satellite- radar for the entire area. main feature you will see here is cloudy skies that we've got in over us this morning. a fair amount of cloud cover. i do think we'll get some breaks in the clouds during the course of the day so we'll call for a partly sunny day today as the day progresses. very similar to the