. >>> plus, the dalai lama is in the district. we'll look at why the visit is special. >>> you've heard his spoofs. we are not talking about the dahlly lawmaker e -- dalai lama. weird al yankovic will join us live from l.a. later this morning to talk more about his new album. >> that is a disturbing image right there. >> it is. wow. there's a closeup. >>> we'll talk to weird al in a bit. now let's talk to weird tucker. >> tucker's not weird. >> only on the weekends, allison. let's look at our numbers. off to a hot and steamy start. hot this afternoon with highs expected to be in the 90s. currently in the 70s. 76at reagan national. 76baltimore. heading to the beach, ocean city currently 77 degrees. not a bad start. hot again later today. highs warmer than yesterday. yesterday in the 80s with the cloud cover. i think today in the 90s. very quiet weather today. lots of sunshine here. fog is burning off we had. and lots of sunshine to start your day. later this afternoon, clouds will build a little bit, and i think we'll see scattered

. >> the dalai lama is here in d.c.g up, what he and tens of thousands of other buddhists will be doing here at the verizon center for the next 11 straight days. >> for once it's not the "jersey shore" cast members making news in seaside heights. we'll tell what you led to more than 60 arrests there. >> and take two for a local fireworks celebration postponed by the weather last night. >> it is hot out there. 84 degrees right now with a heat index of 82 at 11:00. that tells you it's going to be a hot day tomorrow and our chances of storms will >> council member leslie johnson resigned today in the wake of the corruption accusations. her resignation is supposed to take effect july 31st, but her colleagues want her to step down now so they can hold a special election to replace her more quickly. they voted to strip johnson of her office staff, car and cell phone for the remainder of her team. last week johnson pleaded filth toe destroying a check given to her husband, former county executive jack johnson in a federal corr

the opening ceremonies took place on the dalai lama's 76th birthday. the spiritual leader spoke of his recent decision to give up his role in the tibetan government in exile. he said he has come to believe religious and political institutions should be separate. >>> we have a special report now on the ongoing theological controversy among many christians, especially evangelical protestants, over who goes to heaven and who goes to hell. is salvation limited only to those who profess faith in jesus christ? one prominent evangelical pastor has re-opened the ancient debe. kim lawton reports. ♪ i can only imagine ♪ what i will do >>> for millennia, people have being trying to imagine what happens after death. is there a heaven? who gets in? and what happens to those who don't? >> everybody dies. we want to hope that the people we love we'll see again, and we want to hope that our own identities and our own consciousness and maybe even our own bodies exist in some other realm after we're gone from this earth. >> books trying to provide answers to these age-o

the dalai lama is in d.c.'s hosting a ten-day event where he'll offer spiritual teachings to thousands of people and meet top lawmakers. kimberly suiters is live at the verizon center where the festivities are set to begin in just a few hours. kimberly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. this is the first event the dalai lama has held since leaving official political life, and this event is going to happen right here at the verizon center. it is a huge deal for the verizon center, one of the largest they've ever had. they're expecting more than 100,000 people to come here. the dalai lama hosting a ten-day event called the kalachakra. the annual event focuses on the teachings of a prayerful and peaceful life. it also doubles as a prayer service for world peace. more than 100,000 people are expected to come over that ten-day period. so about 10,000 a day. this is only the third time this kind of event has been held in north america. people we've spoken to say they have a sense of inner peace about the

to see the dalai lama. he is hosting a ten-day event where he'll offer spiritual teachings and meet with top u.s. lawmakers. kimberly suiters is live at the verizon center now where the festivities are set to begin in just a few hours. kimberly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. in those meetings with u.s. officials are expected to be low profile. unlike in years past, the dalai lama saying he wants to leave behind political life and really focus on spiritual life. it is kind of a fascinating and not an accidental choice he chooses the capital of the world's super power to do that right here at the verizon center. it all starts this morning at 9:30. the dalai lama expected to host about 100,000 people here in a ten-day period in a complex ritual of tibetan buddhism called the kalachakra. it's also going to double as a prayer service for world peace. this is only the third time the event has been held in north america. people who plan to attend say they have very high expectations for a fulfillin

the dalai lama will hold a free event saturday morning out on the west lawn of the u.s. capitol. >>> well, i'll drink to that bill. a place for making laws and making a few drinks. ohio statehouse first full service bar opens next month and lawmakers can buy beer, wine and liquor there. it will be open to the public sometime. it will also host special events and what are described as private happy hours. >>> vending machines in the breakroom not just for the drinks and snacks any more. facebook is filling them up with computer accessories and in one of their offices facebook has vending machines filled with keyboards, screen wipes. officials say these sorts of machines are cost effective. they help the company keep better track of supplies. pleas just have to swipe their badges to get whatever items they need and i guess the company knows who swipes it. >> check out this. it is dramatic time lapse video of a massive dust storm out there in phoenix, arizona. now, the thunderstorm down drafts created a giant dust cloud 50 feet high and it just swept across the city. the wa

in china. >>> china warned politicians not to meet with the dalai lama. he did meet with president obama amidst efforts to try to improve relations last year. >>> with its beautiful temples and scenic sites thailand is sometimes called a tourist's paradise, but a unique attraction has been gaining popularity by giving visitors a taste of life most people never get to see. here's the details. >>> these tourists are being guided through bangkok's largest shantytown. tens of thousands of the city's poor live and work in the slum, an area normally associated with drugs and crime. but the community is also home to cooking with pu, a cooking school that's become a popular tourist attraction. >> this is a chile. four or five chiles for one person. >> reporter: pu is the name of the school's owner. for $30, they get fresh ingredients and less sons in how to cook traditional thai dishes. they also learn pu's secrets to enhancing the flavors. traditional dishes such as tom yum, green curry and tom kha gai are on the menu. the students enjoy mastering the cooking bu

this, of course, is the dalai lama's first u.s. visit since he stepped down as tibet's head of state in march. this is a paid event here at the verison center. however there will be a free event saturday morning on the west lawn of the capital. back to you, lesli. >> thanks for that. the federal aviation administration is in the process of updating how it tracks planes in the sky. the new gps system that is replacing the current radar system is called next generation or next gen. the washington post reports we could see quicker departures as automated clearances reduce wait times. another possible benefit, your flight could be shorter. more direct flight pass would reduce mileage and flight times. and say good-bye to bumpy landings, maybe. a continuous decent from cruising altitude could allow for a smoother touchdown on the tarmac. a couple more benefits, since the airlines will be flying more direct routes, the carriers could save billions in fuel costs and minimize pollution. >>> and airlines are about to become a lot more effic

. >>> coming up on abc7 news at 5:00 the dalai lama celebrates his birthday in d.c.ith a very special friend. >>> and there is something going on in this shopping center parking lot that has some concern. i am suzanne kennedy. the story is coming up. >>> i am leon holmes and there is an accusation of the sexual captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> a leesburg daycare employee is in custody accused of assaulting an four-year-old child. >> brad minor from chesterbrook academy. rihanna homes has more. >> it to please months to gather enough evidence to charge him, but now they want to know if the suspect abuse and the other children. this is the man that police say sodomized a girl. a worker for the chesterbrook academy in downtown leesburg. >> that is evil. >> horrible, just horrible. >> the incident minor is in jail for allegedly happened in march. a woman picking up per daughter said that she said something horrible happened to her in school. >> we had enough to charge this child with one case of forcible sodomy. >> i had heard wonderf

and we ask some of the visitors here today, is this a gift from the dalai lama on his birthday? and they said, my fair lady, his gifts are always there. reporting live at the verizon center, i'm kimberly suiters, news 4. eun, back to you in the studio. >> what a lovely thought. kimberly, thanks so much. >>> turning now to the weather, we've already seen some rain today and we could be in for some storms this afternoon. it's hazy out there right now, it's 76 degrees. meteorologist tom kierein joins us right now for the first forecast. hi, tom. >> hi, eun. a little rain came through during the last hour. that cooled us down. we were in the low 80s before the rain arrived, but the rain has cooled us back down into the mid-70s. some blue into prince george's county, and farther to the south, into charles county. farther south, we have some showers heavier with thunder and lightning. that is just now passing south of fredericksburg, heading off into the northern neck of virginia. and throughout northern montgomery county too, getting a few light sprinkles there. our temperatures arou

and when we sat down with the dalai lama himself, he admitted as much. is your mind always calm?pefully. >> reporter: you never lose your temper? >> no, no, occasionally lose my temper. >> reporter: you do? >> oh, yes. if someone is never lose temper, it doesn't come from another space. >> reporter: so, while this new science is quite literally mind altering, you should know two things. it's still really in its infancy and if you take it up expecting to be enlightened, the dalai lama says do not expect immediate results. would you say that you are enlightened? >> no. >> reporter: okay, so, that if you, if the dally lam mall ever get enlightened?how can i >> enlightenment not depend on rank. it depend on practice. >> reporter: so, you shouldn't be looking for instant tran essential dance, but a few minutes a day of sitting quietly could literally change your brain and your life. nice to meet you. for "nightline," this is dan harris. >> and for some simple tips on how to meditate, go to abcnews.com/nightline. i'm going to try it on the subway h

the dalai lama turned 76-year- old today is the first day of his buddhist ritual for peace. he did receive thousands of birthday gifts. >> reporter: this is the dalai lama's first trip to the nation's capitol since stepping down as tibet's head of state. he has come here to washington for a series of religious teachings and his followers have come from all across the world. with the enthusiasm of youth. >> it is very special. >> reporter: and wisdom of age followers of the dalai lama celebrate his holiness' birthday. >> it is an important event. it is full of meaning. >> reporter: traveling from italy. another from spain. >> he wants everybody to be in peace. >> that's a gift for my birthday is the people here. make a pledge to now on follow nonviolence. >> reporter: his 76th birthday. 11 days of prayer meditation highlighted by the construction of the circular colored mendala. >> it is an exercise in the furtherance of world peace. >> reporter: and in the name of peace some chinese natives celebrate his holiness even though is he a controversial figure in communist china sp

the dalai lama says he seeks autonomy, not independence for tibet. earlier this year the dalai lama stepped down from his policy role and says he is only now the spiritual leader of the tibetans. >>> republican hopeful ron paul is on the campaign trail. paul has been focused on the nation's growing deficit and says the debt ceiling should not be increased. fellow gop mitt romney show the former massachusetts governor has $12.7 million in cash reserves, that is three times more than his closest rival, congresswoman michele bachmann and the reports show that romney raised $18 million in the past three months. >>> the feared carmageddon traffic jakjam has yet to materialize in los angeles. hal eisner with a close-up look at the construction project and joins us live from look. it's been smooth sailing. >> reporter: absolutely, some calling it carmaheaven instead of carmageddon. tabe a look at some of the work going on. it's so interesting to look at and i if any it's just construction work and heavy- duty equipment, but you never see this on our freeway

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the dalai lama met with leaders earlier in the week.ht now there are no public plans for a meeting with president obama. >>> it has been nearly seven years, believe it or not, since a massive tsunami devastated southeast asia. one woman has turned that tragedy into an opportunity for children in need. that is why she is a cnn hero. >> my father called me and told me that something bad had happened in thailand. my daughters, eleanor and josephine went to thailand for vacation with my ex-husband. as it was hard to get good information in sweden, we decided to go to thailand ourselves and look for them. when i realized i wouldn't bring them back home alive, i wanted to die. but the thai people that had suffered so much more, i felt a connection to them and i wanted to give something back. my name is susanne janson. i moved to thailand because i wanted to help poor thai children to make the most out of their lives. we are not an orphanage. it is a home for children and families in need. we want to provide these children with a chance to mak

china considers the dalai lama -- he says he want as high level of autonomy. secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to visit the southern chinese city of shenzhen but today clinton is in greece voicing u.s. support for greece's recovery plan urging to enact painful spending cuts unpopular with many in greece. clinton said the u.s. government backed the programs and praised the greek government for taking these difficult steps. >> i applaud the greek government on its willingness to take these difficult steps. greece has inspired the world before and i have every confidence that you are doing so again. as you do what you must to bring your economy back to health, you will have the full support of the united states. >> clinton is in athens on the second leg of a 12-day diplomatic tour around the world. she arrived in greece from turkey and will travel to hong kong and china before returning home on july 25th. >> this weekend the president and congressional lawmakers were expected to get together again to try to find that compromise to the nation's debt s

. >>> the dalai lama is in washington, d.c., this week, today he spoke on the lawn of the u.s. capital talking about world peace. >> in his speech he urged people to find peace first by changing themselves. earlier this week the exiled spiritual leader from tibet prompted china to warrant u.s. to stay out of china's internal affairs. the dalai lama supports greater rights from tibetans and china. >>> the atlantis crew spent its first full day in orbit today. the crew used a camera on the shut el's robotic arm to examine the heat shield. the report came all is well. the atlantis is scheduled to dock at the international space station tomorrow. the astronauts will begin unloading four tons of supplies to the space station. atlantis will become a museum piece as nasa hands over the task of flying astronauts to the space station to russia and frift u.s. companies. nasa is planning to focus its efforts on deep space missions, eventually mars. >>> new u.s. defense secretary says the u.s. and its allies are within reach of defeating al qaeda. panetta met with hamad karzai to discuss t

you're looking at the dalai lama. live pictures. we just saw the dalai lama.the back ground there, whoopi goldberg. >>> year after year, we see people risk their life literally, their life, to run with the bulls in spain. earlier i spoke to nadia billcheck and she talked about why people do it. >> it dates back hundreds and hundreds of years. the history is that during that time there was no transportation for bulls. how were they going to get them from the markets to the arenas? they had o literally goad them through. what people realized is that through fear and excitement, the bulls would run faster. it became a sport for people. originally it was only men and it was very macho. you asked me earlier, do women do it? more and more women are doing it to get that absolute adrenaline. and noticing their wearing white and red. the festival is this in tribute to the saint and also the red was supposed to be his martyrdom. but bulls are colorblind. >> no need to wear the white and red but it's part of the tradition there? >> exactly. you're watching not only the b

his holiness, the dalai lama turns 76 years old today. first day of his buddhist ritual for world peace. [drum beats] . [chanting] >> people from all over have come to dc to see the dalai laman and participate in the festival. the 11 days of prayer and meditation will be highlighted by the circular colored sand mound made by monks one grain of sand at a time. he spoke to the crowd asking for one very special birthday wish. >> the best gift for my birthday is that the people here, how you say, make a pledge to now on follow no violence. >> the dalai lama will host a free event saturday morning outside the capitol near the national mall. >>> we hope the weather will be okay. >> i have a shower but it won't be a problem. it's going to be muggy tonight and tomorrow. let's start with temperatures, even at this hour we're just barely under 80. 78 downtown, and mainly in the 70s, 73 in fredericsburg and 72 in manassas. satellite picture, we had showers early this morning about 10:00, 11:00. everything stayed south of us. now we're left with clear

. >>> the verizon center is gearing up for the huge influx of people expected there for the dalai lama's appearance. he's hosting a ten-day event which focuses on the teachings of life. it also doubles at a prayer service for world peace. more than 100,000 people are expected to attend over the week. this is only the third time the event has been held in north america, and people we spoke with say they are thrilled. >> he's just an amazing, inspirational force, and it's such a privilege to be in his presence. >> to listen to him and take home something that was missing. >> today is also a special day for the dalai lama. it is his 76th birthday. here's a breakdown of his visit. today he'll give a short teaching followed by a birthday celebration. on july 9th, he'll give a talk for world peace on the west lawn of the national mall. he'll also talk about the foundations of buddhist philosophy and ethics. from july 12th through the 15th, he'll talk about the empowerment of the kalachakra. the closing ceremony will be held on the 15th. >>> ahead on "news 4 today," more legal troubles for domi

china accuses of dalai lama of being a separatist. earlier this year, he stepped down from his political role, and says he is now only the spiritual leader of the tibetens. >>> the country's biggest supermarket chain admits it sold beef from cattle that ate nuclear contaminated feed. the cattle ate straw from are radiation continues to leak from a nuclear plant damaged in the march earthquake and tsunami. the country says it sold the beef at 14 stores in tokyo. >>> california dairy farmers are losing money. production costs have negated some of those gains. in the past two years, california lost 250 independent dairies. many of them family operated for generations. consumers can expect a 5% jump in dairy prices this year. >>> time now is 7:18. trouble in air travel. how hail that pelted the denver area is still causing troubles for passengers this morning. >>> how one bay area man's mission is saving lives for men and women battling overseas. >>> our cool weather maker sticking around for yet another day. coming up, what you can expec

relations leaders are expected to discuss the dalai lama of tibet autonomous but stay within china. some pretty dramatic footage right here have a look from the netherlands a giant broadcasting mast that collapsed after a mysterious fire halfway up about eighty percent of the country is now without f.m. radio to be two hundred meters came down on top of its concrete supply no one was injured as emergency crews had already evacuated the area it's not known how the fire started. leading athletes are inspired to become the top in their sport but one russian golf prodigy has used his talent for very different ends to trace down his long lost brother and sister. now reports on the teenager's drive to use the fairway to find his family. he might have a smoother swing but from the outside nicholai looks no different to the pampered junior players in this hyper exclusive moscow golf club but this couldn't be further from the truth nikolai come alecky was an eleven year old often when he was adopted by an american family you can never say that or think his life is easy you know and basically

president barack obama has held a private meeting with the exiled tibetan spiritual leader the dalai lama the chinese government earlier called on the united states to cancel the talks saying it would damage relations between the countries the leaders were expected to discuss the dalai lama's hopes for tibet to be semi autonomous china has accused him of pushing for full tibetan independence. india has recently become one of the top ten largest economies of the world a key driving force is the willingness of indians to work for long hours for low pay doing their western counterparts reports. it's a busy city with busy people india is a rising economic locomotive still what's the driving force behind it success it could very well be that people like. both are co-directors of a small one import company called divine and is indians have developed a strong liking for french and spanish mintages young men are working overtime to fill their glasses you have to be very flexible with your working hours. in today's world to go to globalization and because of our you know you are interacting with s

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relations between the countries the leaders are expected to discuss the dalai lama's hopes to be. china's accused him of pushing for full tibet and independence . a japanese nuclear reactor is being closed down because of problems with an emergency cooling system there was a sudden pressure drop in the safety tank at the ohi plant just west of tokyo pressured to return to normal after about an hour meaning there was no radiation leakage but engineers have decided not to take any chances the closure will lead to power problems in the area still struggling to get back on line after the earthquake and tsunami. but if you want to achieve your dreams you've got to be ready to work for them that's what indian people are doing in their droves and it seems staying at work longer than their western counterparts is paying off. elbowed her way into reveal the reality of life in the new delhi rat race. it's a busy city with busy people india is a rising economic locomotive so what's the driving force behind its success it could very well be that people like. bulls are co-directors of a small

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relations leaders are expected to discuss dalai lama's hope for tibet to be semi autonomous but stay within china's borders. a japanese nuclear reactor has been closed down because of a technical failure and there was a sudden pressure drop in the safety tank at all the plant which is three hundred fifty kilometers west of tokyo no radiation has leaked but the closure will cause power problems in areas struggling to get back on line after the tsunami disaster the fukushima plant remains the biggest worry with radiation continue to seep out into the surrounding region. leading outlets are inspired to become top in their sportsbike one russian golf prodigy has used his talent for a very different ends tracing his long lost brother and sister. reports on the teenager's drive to use the fairway to find his family. he might have a smoother swing but from the outside nicholai looks no different to the pampered junior players in this hyper exclusive moscow golf club but this couldn't be further from the truth nikolai come alecky was an eleven year old often when he was adopted by an america

it celebrates the 76th birthday of the dalai lama.said he doesn't think that is very important. >> in our tradition, we consider the death is more important than birthday. >> the event runs for 11 days. >>> more allegations are mounting against the british tabloid news of the world. a private investigator said he helped the tabloid hack into the cell phone of a missing british teen nine years ago. now they are investigating whether the operatives hacked into the phones of london terror attacks in 2005. the police department is looking into evidence that the tabloid paid police officers for information. >> there is a major police investigation under way. it's one of the biggest police in way in our country and crucially, i hope members listen to this, it does not involve police officers who are involved in the original investigation. >> the daily telegraph is reporting the news of the world hacked the telephone numbers of deceased military personnel. news of the world is owned by news corp., the parent company of fox 5. >>> the state o

states to cancel a private meeting between president obama needs about and spiritual leader the dalai lama beijing says it could interfere with the country's internal affairs and damage relations between them leaders are expected to discuss the dalai lama's hopes to keep that semi autonomous china meantime has accused him of pushing for independence. a japanese nuclear reactor has been closed down because of problems with an emergency cooling system there was a sudden pressure drop in the safety tank at the ohi plant just west of tokyo crasher return to normal after about an hour meaning there was no radiation leakage but engineers have decided not to take any chances the closure will lead to power problems in areas of struggling to get back online still after the earthquake and tsunami. well they say that to get the best in life you have to put the hours in it's something that people in india know all too well statistics show they work harder and longer than if their western counterparts are she's a really good risk right now elbowed her way in to reveal the reality of life in the new del