jonathan: i love you said the cicadas in 2021 you will make up t-shirts as well? cicadas watch?04 we had a blast at abc7. we had all kind of cicadas. what a blast. it was fun. now we are talking about the summer comes back. the cicadas fits into it. gives it a summer feel. let's talk the numbers. this is what we have for you. 80 at the rockville campus at montgomery college. gorgeous and clear skies. what will happen here is we go to a mid-summer weather pattern. 79 at joint base andrews. 84 in frederick. 76 southerly winds across the potomac river to cool down the temperatures a bit. overnight 58 to 65. the lows tomorrow night are going to stay in the lower 70's. so a big change coming with the air mass. the reason for it is large area of the high pressure that was off to the west the past couple of days. remember late sunday and monday how breezy it was? even yesterday. the high was to the west. over the ocean now. it will pump up the heat and the humidity. the story tomorrow the record high at reagan is 92. 93 at b.w.i. we are forecasting the highs that could tie or break rec

larry: the cicadas are back. >> but hang on. they weren't supposed to be here for a couple more years yet. horace: we have folks here for scal for action. perhaps you had a car that was a lemon. you don't know what to do. or there is a problem with a contractor you have hired to work on your home. 703-236-9220. calls and help you out. back to you, larry. larry: all right. talk to you soon. the type of cicadas respected due back for four years -- aren't due back for four years but people are seeing them in part of the area. richard reeve is live in arlington where people are feeling the crunch under their feet. richard? richard: larry, that is right. a producer was kind enough to let us use her backyard. look at this. you can see the cicadas right here. they are just the shells. some of them on the tree. we are told this is a preview of what is to come. >> last night they emerged from the exit holes. richard they're back! periodic cicadas which usually emerge from underground every 17 years are making an early showing this summer

do you know what cicadas are? they're really loud and ugly. no thanks. they could be taking over your front porch and sidewalks. cicadas typically crawl out of the ground in 17 and 13-year cycles but experts were not expecting them until 2021. experts say they're out this early. apparently animals, foxes, skunks and dogs eat them apparently. >> parentally, they're low-carb, low-fat, protein. >> so, are you going to be right on that? are you going to have cicadas for lunch? >> not at all. >>> let's get a check of the weather. let's begin with melissa mollet with that breaking news on 95. melissa. >> 95 northbound shut down in the main lanes before dale city. this is because of a tractor trailer crash. also involving a van there from last night. just got off the phone, police say they're hoping to open one lane soon. don't give us, though, an exact time with that. so, again, all main lanes are blocked. traffic, if you want to access route 1, you can get on to northbound. blocking the left lane left of the beltway looks quite good. we'll take a live look at

periodical cicada.nother four years but they're out now and again what you're probably going to see more of although you've seen these things probably flying around your neighbor in the last couple of days a lot more of the skins. the echo skeletons they leave behind, and it's just part of nature, guys. we still have four years till the big invasion of the >> plenty of time to prepare. >> bob, you're such a grown up boy. put the cicada down, bob. let him be. okay. cut his camera. >> bob, we're just messing with you. thank you. >> reporter: i'll let it go. >> all right. thanks buddy. 7:36. the heat does that have anything to do with the early spring we had. >> ground temperature. once the ground temperature hits a certain number. >> 60. >> it might be 65. i can't remember that activates them. they start to come up. >> maybe going back to like february, march when it was very warm out. >> started to. >> what's this awesome map you have? >> allison, tell your story about your daughter's t-shirt. >> i guess

cicadas hatched ahead of schedule and before their cycles of 13 and 17 years. early hatching has happened before. scientists are trying to figure out what brood these bugs belong to. doug is convinced they are ten or six. >> the next time they come out is 2021. they tend to come out four years early. the brood 6 aren't in our area. those are back in ohio and portions of the carolinas and the south. >> we don't think weather has anything to do with it? >> no but they are earlier in may because of warm april we saw. april is the warmest we have ever seen. >> i like cicadas and i don't have any at my house. >> we can get some for you. >>> a very nice day today if you like it hot. some of you are loving it. high temperature today was 91 degrees, one degree shy of a record. right now at 76 degrees. winds out of the south at nine miles per hour. this is closer to the average high today. still 81 in leesburg. 95 today. 80 degrees after a high of 95. incredible warmth across our region. nothing on the radar. we will stay dry one more day before we start to see our stor

. >> a mini cicada invasion is happening they normally appear every 17 years. millions are expected in 2021. this year some arrived early. photo journalist spoke to the natural resources manager arlington county parks to find out why. >> it's been reported for 1800s for whatever reason especially four years earlier there are things early emergent and acceleration and tons of cicadas make a mistake and come out at the wrong time. >> i know they're harmless they don't bite or attack humans or anything like that. it doesn't bother us. >> some see a son some don't see any. when they're noticeable is when you call. you can hear a mile away these are some little insects with a big, big sound. >> i really don't enjoy cixt cadas on my door handle because that gets creepy. >> they may look scary and loud but we're really in no daipinger. they feed on trees. fls you plant a young tree and branches you shouldn't from problems. you haven't killed plants yet. bird will have a feast. there will be a lot more baby bird this year. everything that eats these and things that don

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you see those little cicada carcasses. with that cheerful noise. >> going to be everywhere. thanks a. cheered me up. >>> time for the morning line. not the best outing for the nationals in pittsburgh. if it was a five inning game it would have been a classic. jacob turner moved from the bullpen to the starter and did a great job through five innings. it was scoreless game. amazing how one or two pitches can unravel everything. one wild pitch hit david freeze with runners on and then that. the worst pitch of the night. josh bell put it in the seats. three run home run. i'm sorry, a? >> maybe it was just a good hit. why did have it to be a bad pitch? >> it was a good hit on a bad pitch. >> okay. nats lost six to one last night. they'll go at it again this afternoon and then off to atlanta tomorrow. orioles in detroit. mark trumbo with what appears to be a home let's watch together, shall we? he hits it deep right field. it's back to the wall. watch the top of the wall. >> that one is going to go off the wall. >> it did go of

happy cicada hunting. >> if there's such a thing. >> it's been weeks for the d.c. not why they need a safe place. brody logan has given -- being a d.c. sports fan is roller coast were tall peaks followed by depressingly game drops and fans all over the dmv fr frunlting frustratings and which teams didn't make the cut. today's barbershop talk. >> d.j., georgetown basketball coach and john w wall. let's starts with the wizards. no one thought they whoa get to finals. everyone was like give us a chance against lebron to. have that moment in game 6 when john wall hits the game winner. >> phenomenal park. >> deserve answer he had in game 7 where he's one of 8 from three what are people saying. what are the fans thinking about are you still on board with john wall and is he a super star. >> john wall is definitely a super star and on the -- they kind of changed culture in d.c. man. they did something we did not expect. they didn't make the playoffs last year they went this year. now i don't know about jumping on scorers table like lawn wall did. you have to give him his

cicadas are emerging on an unexpected schedule. maybe you've seen them taking over your front porch or sidewalk this morning. they are harmless, though. according to our news partners at wtop, these bugs typically fall out of the ground in 17 and 13-year cycles but local experts were not expecting them until 2021. they say they're not sure why theye them. and people eat them, too. >> yeah. >> here's my thing. i know they're harmless. i know, i'm an intelligent woman, i understand this. i still think they're so disgusting, chuck, i can't handle it. >> if cicadas on the menu i would have walked out. you can see on future weather, by 3:00, 4:00, there might be literally one or two showers but most of us are not going to get rained on until friday. sheena is helping to plan out the rest of the week. coming right up. >>> get ready for record-breaking temples as chuck mentioned. he went looking for love and his family says may have met his untimely end instead. the concern for a missing d.c. man and the story you'll only see on news4. >>

. >> this could some kids may want to bring back spiders or cicadas they're big right now. >> and the goal is that you enjoy nature and leave at the where you found it as well. all back packsen include leave no trace cards so it talks leaving things as you found them and not disrupting natural flow. >> how long you can check this out. >> two weeks. >> two weeks. >> how has response been so far. >> response has been fantastic. we have every single version of this we have checked out and over 1300 people waiting now and hopefully goals to get more at some point we don't want people waiting too long. >> it's a great program and there's other things. this is not the only thing. people need to understand i'm just learning a little, too, coming to the library for books is not the only thing anymore you're renting cameras for -- all kinds of different things we'll talk about that coming up and i think there's more great news stories in things coming out of that thank you stoch and i hope success of this is great this summer and that means it builds on itself better. jim and sarah, chantilly.

. >> cicadas. >> we'll be hearing that sweet love song soon.r than expected return to the dmv4 years early in fact. typically they appear every 17 years. some broods is less they weren't expected to be here until 2021. i believe it's 2017. so, yeah, they're early. experts say you can blame the early rival on the recent above average temperatures. and tucker says to a point, yeah, while they may bug us humans it's good news for the critter who like to eat cicadas like birds and squirrels take them off of our hands and they don't -- they're in the around long but it is a bit of an inconvenience. >> i saw some yesterday. >> you did. >> on the ground outside. >> i hate when they dive bomb you. sometimes -- >> yeah. >> they are so ugly. >> now, >> some people eat them. >> we've had the chefs in here. >> all the cicadas segments maureen. >> let's not put ideas in people's heads much like wisdom and his friend with the pepper spray. i don't need to eat any more cicadas. >> my best friend. >> did it one, done with that. >> spray. ahh it was bad. >> i l

it is not even working for the cicadas that are remote -- about to emerge and swarm us. it is only for stress and high blood pressure. [applause] >> so please don't settle for just breaking through glass ceilings in a broken corporate system or political system where so many leaders are disconnected from their wisdom they are careening from one crisis to another. than the n to a w at the top of the flow chart. wrongthe root of what is and redefine success. announcer 1: another commencement address, this one from former vice is it joe biden. he was at colby college in waterville, maine, where he talked about his time in the senate and urged graduates to be engaged

this was cicada brood x. they are making an early appearance. oh, the rockville camera is down. i'm going to have to put my computer -- i'm seconding my computer to its room. it needs to behave. right now we are dry on storm team 4 radar. all around the region, we have temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. we're n from that as we get the persistent east wind with us for the rest of the day. drying out throughout the rest of the afternoon after rain showers overnight. we are hovering near 70 degrees between 3:00 to 6:00. sunset at 8:18 to get later an later. and temperatures by dawn tomorrow will be down into the 50s around 5:00 to 6:00 a.m. sunday morning. sunday afternoon, the low 70s. showers and maybe some storms on monday. and then tuesday we dry out. but then heavier downpours with storms around wednesday. lingering showers thursday, but look at the pattern into the memorial day weekend, absolutely beautiful. >>> all right, tom, thank you very much. coming up in a few hours, she's going to have her master's degree before her high school diploma. keeping track, meet the

it is not even working for the cicadas that are remote -- about to emerge and swarm us. it is only for stress and high blood pressure. [applause] >> so please don't settle for just breaking through glass ceilings in a broken corporate system or political system where so many leaders are disconnected from their wisdom they are careening from one crisis to another. than the n to a w at the top of the flow chart. wrongthe root of what is and redefine success. narrator: next, another commencement address, this one from former vice president joe biden at colby college in maine where he talked about his time in the senate and urged graduates to be engaged in politics. this is 35 minutes. e biden: thank you, mr. president. thank you, thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you. [applause] much.den: thank you very thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. [laughter] joe biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. board colbyr of the trustees, especially my good friend dean rows, colby trustee.

working for women, it is not working for men, it is not working for -- thes not even working for cicadas that are about to emerge. it is only truly working for those who make pharmaceuticals for stress, sleeplessness, and high blood pressure. >> [applause] ms. huffington: please don't just settle for breaking through glass ceilings in a broken political system where so many leaders are so disconnected from wisdom and are careening from one self-inflicted crisis to another. means more than a change to a w anticorporate chart. it means redefining what we value and what we consider success. >> next, another commencement address. this one from former vice president joe biden. he was at colby college in waterville, maine, where he talked about his time in the senate and urged graduates to be engaged in politics. this is 35 minutes. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you mr. president. thank you. thank you thank you thank you. >> [applause] mr. biden: thank you very much. thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. >> [laughter] mr. biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here. eric rosengr

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there is the shell and there is the cicada. i think after 17 years i need some advil. just thinking out loud here. let's talk about a couple storms now. we do have some storms north and west of town. right now it looks beautiful. if you're in the beltway, it's gorgeous. clear skies. it's hot. 2 points in the upper 60s. 2 points in the upper 60s to around 70. becoming a little uncomfortable. here is the storm. we put this on facebook. this is sliding south of frederick. we did have hail. the confirmation of hail. about a quarter size. another storm trailing it and crossing over i have been 81 headed toward winchester. this also has some hail in it. the stronger of the two storms is back toward strasburg. everything moving northeast at about 30. these are the hail tracks. you see the deeper blue. that's over an inch. not so sure why some of these do not have severe thunderstorm warnings. an inch diameter hail is a criterion for a warning. this is producing heavy rain. also, this one is not as heavy but producing heavy rain east of i-81 and east of winchester moving to th

alison: while some of you are worried about cicadas people in london have their own insect problem.swarm of bees and wasps passing through the southeast part of the city in amazing numbers. some people marvel at the scene, others were trying to get away and out of the bees' way. pedestrians crossing the road are being told to approach with caution. larry? jonathan: looks like a movie scene. larry: there are issues that congress can argue about. you probably don't expect ducks to be one of them. as mike carter-conneen reports at least one lawmaker is drying foul over new duck infrastructure on capitol hill. mike: they go wild over the ducks on the capitol reflecting pool. >> i like to bring the kids to see the animals. like the circle of life. >> between the pictures of the capitol and the ducks they are snapping photos of the duck ramps that were suggested by the d.c. group city wildlife because the ducklings climb over the pool's edge. >> if they can't out of the water they can die of starvation or drown from exhaustion. nobody wants that to happen. mike: either they don't understa

--ble cicadas with chilies that was the case with chilies.team is also broken cartels in meat and it's looking at sugar, so it's an interesting way desk you think of bankers living inside their office, shuffling papers. realm, in the economic just to provide a little bit of scope. you have the issue of inflation -- higher prices, prices based on -- at least in the u.s., we think about the basket of goods. using go up because it is so much. the have an inflation issue. why is it so critical for the central bank economically to get this under control? why is inflation such a problem? >> they have inflation targeting 5% inflation for the year, but they know they are monitoring for regional differences. then this one place for investigation started, inflation started to trend above 5%, and that is why they began to act. like i said, by the standards of venezuela and other developing countries, inflation a 5% is not have ach, but if you large percent of the population that is very poor that is super , exposed to changes in food prices. and if you

scientists are puzzled by an unexpected appearance of cicadas in the washington, d.c. area this spring. why have the insects emerged four years ahead of schedule? we investigate that and more on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm hari sreenivasan. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> bnsf railway. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security. at carnegie.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> you're watching pbs. >>

it is not even working for the cicadas that are about to emerge. it is only working for those who stressescriptions for and high blood pressure. so, please, do not settle for just breaking through glass ceilings in a broken corporate system or a broken political where so many leaders are so disconnected from their wisdom that we are careening from one crisis to another. "w" atmuch more than the the top of the corporate flowchart. change by going to the root of what is wrong in redefining what a success.alue and announcer:, another commencement address. this one from former vice president joe biden from colby college, where he urged candidates to be engaged in politics. this is 35 minutes. [applause] thank you, mr. president. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you very much. thank you. i think maybe i should sit down now. [laughter] mr. biden: mr. president, it is an honor to be here, and the chair of the board, colby trustees, especially my good colby trustee, and i mean this -- i can say this without fear of contradiction, one of the wisest se