dale, thank you for your stewardship in the region. i want to thank everybody who has already acknowledged. on behalf of jose, well done. i think this is my fifth groundbreaking. unbelievable. we were here with senator boxer, twice with speaker policy. i think we found some neighbors and did one of our own. this is a product that goes back many years. i remember when i was 10 years old, the parking and traffic commission in 1996 to reject never talking about this project. in 1955, folks said that it was time to fix this half hour affair. -- the repair -- thoroughfare. it needed to be structurally change. hundreds of thousands of vehicles go across every day. on the weekend, we see just as many cars built over as we do during the weekdays. this is a vital link to the economic vibrancy to the northern part of the state and it is essential that we are here. we've received victor in your organization, a number of structural safety rating of 2, not out of time, but out of 100. one of the seismically structurally unsafe structure in the coun

winning 18 races, including his own daytona 500 in 2004. >> dale earnhardt jr.daytona 500! >> i'm like man, i'm taking the world by storm and i'm going to be on top of this sport for years to years. watch out! >> chris: but the last few years have been tough. just one win since june 2008. >> you know, it's hard to explain slumps to people. >> chris: still, earnhardt's second-place finish this year at daytona gave him and his legion of fans reason to hope. >> i feel like we're on the up-swing for sure. my cars are prepared better and they're more comfortable to me this year. >> chris: what are his goals now? >> i'm basically racing now because it's been working a day job but i want to win a championship. off the track, i hope to have children one day. >> chris: would you name them dale earnhardt iii? >> i doubt it. i don't think i would. juniors are okay, but the third, i'm not sure that i would want to put him that position to have to follow both of us. >> chris: in the meantime, dale junior just wants to enjoy what he calls the nascar fraternity. >> you're one

dale, how fast did we go?> erin, you seemed like you were having fun. but were you scared? like just a little bit? >> i think the buildup of all of it frightened me. i told dale beforehand, i had just had a bagel with strawberry cream cheese. hazelnut coffee with cream and sugar. so, he may be seeing that. once i got in the car. i noticed my voice right there. i sounded like a 10-year-old. it wasn't that scary once he started driving around. a pretty smooth ride. >> erin andrews. we appreciate it. thank you. >> put your hands up. >> thank you for doing it for us. you can watch the emory healthcare 500 live tomorrow night on espn at 7:00 p.m. >>> and we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] the best way to tell how great you look is in your jeans. drop a jean size in two weeks with the special k challenge and enjoy a good source of fiber in many of your favorite special k products. ♪ jeans don't lie. go to specialk.com to design your plan. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night af

backed up starting at dale boulevard to the scene.e yourself extra minutes to get through the stretch, as well. an wrap it up in dc, moving in town through new york avenue. no accidents reported but slow in stretches. right now 6:49. back to andrea. >>> thank you. >>> prince georges county police are trying to solve a murder this morning. they found a man inside of a parked car along the 3400 block of dodge park road. medics rushed him to the hospital with a gunshot wound. at this point they have not released the victim's name. >>> police are looking for who slashed some tires. police say 31 vehicles were targeted. several work trucks were vandalized. frederick police officers left notes on the windshield of victims they weren't able to contact. >>> 65 rainy degrees here in northwest washington. a big day for the supreme court's newest justice. that story is just three minutes away. >>> okay. we are four days away from the latest edition of dc.high schoolsports.net. the play of the day is from katrina of forest park law school in wood

dale herd cbn news. >> gary, i have never seen anythingike this. it has touched a nerve around the worl why the upset? >> one thing we as christns realize, muslims, devout muslims have rev rans for their holy boo they consider this blasphemy on the christian side of it, christians are taking the brunt of the riots and violence when muslims get upset. remember the danish cartoons and what happened result of that? >> pastor jones has been going back and forth to burn or not burn. last we ard he is not going to go through with it. why do you think he backedown? >> he got a lot of pressure from the white house, from the pentagon and christian pastors calling him and pressuring him, don't do this, this is stupid. this isn't the right thinto do. how do you win a muslim to christ if you are burning the holy boo >> gary, do you think the damage has been done? how is this going to effect muslim-christian relions? >> they are better if he is not going foard with this. i think it points out there are no moderate voices. when did you hear someone saying muslim

dale herd cbn news. >> remarkable. there is an international miners group since 1906. recently wendy griffith spoke with tom about what they are going through and spiritual support they are receiving. >> can you give us any idea of what these mine are feeling right now? >> they are very alone. when you are underground an trapped, it is a terrible feeling, it is a bad feeling to be underground if you are not used to it. >> they are getting the physical support, what about spiritual support, do they know people are praying fothem? >> they do. we got a letter from a miner, 33 bibleshave gone down that 2, there are 2 evangelical believers. we are believing god they are going to save their bodies and souls. >> how should christians be praying for them? >> praying for them to be saved and praying for god to bring them out of the ground with a powerful testimony of what god did. because god is in charge. if they come out of that ground all of them, it is going to be a powerful testimony to god and like for them to give god glory. >> amen. what are the challenges of sharing th

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, marine adam -- dale mccallum, marine adam brown, john sanderson, rifleman raymond culong, darren foster from 21 engineer regiment, lance corporal bancroft. lance corporal joseph pool. captain andrew griffiths from second battalion. the duke of lancaster's regiment. mr. speaker, each of these men were heroic, selfless individuals who have given their lives for the safety of boss andnothing can ease the pain -- of us and the british people. nothing can ease the pain of the loved ones they have left behind, but their sacrifice will never be forgotten. >> hear, hear. >> we also remember dr. karen wu who was killed while providing aid to flood victims. -- to afghan civilians. we also remember a doctor who -- and devoted father of four and former police officer who died august 7 was mentoring police forces in helmand province. the bravery of our servicemen and women, risking their lives daily to help the people of afghanistan, is both inspiring and humbling. >> mark pritchard. >> yesterday, they announced the laying off of 300 personnel. does the deputy prime minister agree that if it were no

the weather will be a factor for drivers headed out of dale city. you do pick up volume there.270, the worst of it, you find delays as you leave 109 making your way up towards frederick. heavy and steady. 270, other than that, we're looking at wide open spaces. he's the pace at democracy boulevard, just a little bit of volume there starting to kick up as you make your way northbound. around the capital beltway, doesn't look like yesterday at all. across the american legion, no big problems to report. quiet down through bethesda. cetainly blustery out there. in addition to the weather -- well, in addition to the rain in some stretches do we careful of the very stng winds out there. keep your hands on the steering wheel this afternoon. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> we've got some warnings extended now, veronica? >> right. because flash floong is pretty likely across the area, especially now for counties of cal vert county, eastern st. mary's, anne arundel, we'll see more across the area with counties reporting in with more flooded roads throughout the area. right now wee get

in the service road at dale city, there is an accident with only the left lane able to squeeze through395 delays continuing in springfield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you so much. >>> tony is back. what is going on gentleman just came down during the last minute i'm tornado warning in effect. i was showing you those areas to the east. take a look at hd radar. tornado warning now in effect until 7:00 a.m. for southeastern calvert county in southern maryland and eastern st. mary's county in southern maryland. doppler radar indicates a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado near st. mary's city. the storm is moving to the north at 40 miles per hour. locations that could be impacted include patuxent naval air station, lusby, st. learn arrested reek, places like that. -- st. leonard creek, places like that. the tornado warning is in effect for the next 40 minutes. we'll keep our eyes on that area as well an let you know as more warnings pop up. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. >> well, september is typically a bad month for the stock market but

in sonning dale, cbs5. >>> a fund has been setup for sue at chase bank. you can make donations at any branch to the sue or rick fire fund. >>> checking other bay area headlines a fourth straight day of searching a pittsburgh landfill for a missing man has turned up nothing. 35-year-old frederick sales hasn't been seen since his father was found murdered in the hercules home they rented from the girlfriend of efren volunteer data marrow, he is suspected of killing the elderly sales. his girlfriend and two vallejo women. police killed him at the end of a chase. >>> a man found dead behind a new arc office building today may have been shot last month, or rather last night. police heard gunfire when they were called to break up a crowd of 400 people following a pool party at nearby hotel. they didn't find any victims at the time but this morning they found 26-year-old julius hughes dead. >>> two men could face criminal charges for an oil spill in the petaluma arena, 100 gallons of oil spilled when the men cut open the hull of an old boat they were trying to s

stacked up out of dale city and up to 395 and the 14th street bridge. so that's a good 22-mile back up on 95 and # 95 alone. braddock road jammed up to 66, reports of standing water where they have been doing the hot lane work between arlington and 66. 66 is a mess coming in from manassas all the way toward the capital beltway. crash on the dulles toll road as you approach the exit for hunter mill. that occurred in the airport lane so those lanes are closed. fire and rescue still responding at the scene. into maryland, southbound 270, three separate incidents at falls road and all have cleared. big delays leaving germantown from father hurley into rockville. an accident at 450 moved to the shoulder. 50 is jammed up badly at 704 with an incident in the left lane. more traffic out of riverdale into northeast. slow traffic out of waldorf out of route 5. south of 50 standing water reported there as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> you can track the rain using our radar and check out the traffic cameras and send us your weather photos

yeah i do it is to get the skinny ok lastly before we go there is a dale peterson ad we just love this guy and he has a new one for is let's play it. to again roy back home to his castle where you can do georgie any more harm and if anybody ask you why don't you tell a big peterson see if he really doesn't give a real people in georgia that's why. would you vote for dale we do you love this guy you know what hurts me about this why i keep cowboy way rednecks get of the time like black people can not have this equivalent like a black person being a cowboy would just be hilarious and i would sue but you can get on t.v. like i'm saying we don't knock your body out of the washroom same stuff and spend smack smack somebody right now to my face mr president how what you can do to give me a thug is unpatriotic and yet i don't know being a redneck and having a shotgun and a pile of papers on reason is ok genocide alone i didn't know where you stood i mean i thought you were my staff or i going to take a look or maybe make an ad and we'll see if the people of. this ok that's it for tonight's sh

you may remember from this year's hall of fame candidates list dale peterson.terson tried and fail to win the nomination for alabama's agricultural commissioner by starring in one of the best i'm laughing at you not with you campaign ads of this year's election. he was given top billing today at the values voter summit and he did not waste his opportunity in the spotlight. >> we have an administration today -- i may get arrows and bullets shot at me or something. but the thing about that is we have a guy that hates america. i'm just going to say it, okay? until we get rid of barry or barak. i haven't seen his little feet on that birth certificate so i don't know what he is, right? >> so carl mundy, black people can't shoot, and dale peterson barry, barak whatever let's see the birth certificate that's the values voter summit this year. because carl mundy was a no show we wait with bated breath to see if this guy is going to show up. >> i would say we should not allow muslims to serve in the u.s. military and we have got to raise questions about whether we can a

. >> we are along bel air road in the 5200 block of echo dale. looks like an adult has been struck by a car, and that adult is severely injured lying in the street, being attended to by baltimore city paramedics. as you can see, police have southbound bel air road closed at echo dale as they continue their investigation. it looks like this will be at least 15, 20 minutes before police are able to restore traffic. so expect delays in the area. >> thank you. >>> well, some welcome relief from the recent dry weather. there has been rain across much of the region. wjz is live with first warning weather coverage. bob? >> fortunately, it's not that much. at least the radar shows some stuff, not a whole lot. not much going on. we had some heavier showers earlier this afternoon, particularly around ga lean narks chestertown. some light rain, some drizzle and spotty areas to the north and west. i think we'll get into some of that later on, probably by 9:00 or 10. most of it will be done as it cuts off by cumberland, so a wet damp evening. cambridge, and s

jack dale is attending that summit and spoke to us earlier this morning. >> the fairfax county schoolem is the 12th largest in th nation. out of 192 public schools, all but one earned full accreditation for the 2010, 2011 school year, jack dale, the perintendent is attending the education summit in new york. he joins us from there this morning. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> star by talking about your experiee, a long-time educator, what did you learn from the summit? >> during the first day t started out trying to describe all the issues in public education. it is a complex operation from, a parent perspective, child perspective. teacher perspective. principal, school board member and the list goes on. and one thing that occurred yesterday was toighlight those issues and challenges as we face as a nation. overall, what we face is how to have 50 separate school system, 50 states, come together as one and have one education system. >> yesterday in the president's interview, he recommended longer school years and removing poor-performing teachers? >> there are

just a lot of traffic. 95 jammed up making the trip from dale city to if wenged go to the springfieldamera. the traffic at the beltway going to be jammed up toward landmark on 395. all lanes open on 395 getting to that point. 66 slow at manassas and centerville. back to you guys. we'll be right back with more on good morning, washington right after this. mmmmm... ( crash ) ♪ mmmmm... ( crash ) ♪ mmmmm... ( crash ) when you add velveeta to spicy rotel tomatoes and green chiles, you've got a queso so good, it'll blow 'em away. mmmmm... ( crash ) - ha ha ha! - woo! - dang! velveeta & rotel. man, that's good! >> at 6:55. one quick last look at weather and traffic. >> a traffic situation we've been dealing with in district heights, what's the latest with that? >> a stretch of marlboro pike still shut down between brooks drive and silver hill road. route four the best alternate route. 270 slow getting through hyattstown and germantown and back on the brakes at rockville headed toward the beltway. >> jim, we have rain developing in the midwest pushing its way toward us later on. locally and

. >> >> you fit with the money man, dale? >> good morning. >> you are going to make some money this afternoon. >> margo who has called in says you have been counting the 2010 stocks. you have done well, but what about 2011. >> margo, thank you for taking my advice. a few things some of the high yearly dividends have done well, and that is telecommunications and you utilities. going to 2011, you are going to want to be careful. we may go through another business cycle. so avoid sickles, and those are things that go up and down. if you want stability go to consumer staples. >>> why i love the dividend payer? no. 1 is the strategy. a bond portfolio that will produce $50,000 a year, and after a few years of inflation, it's going to be 35. it's not going to be 50 after the inflation. the reason i like the dividend payers is that the corporate balance sheets are in better shape than the municipalities. it's rare. it's history. but -- >> yeah. >> margo let's do some homework. >> go online and find the top dividend payers? >> google

dale herd koob cab news. >>> four medical missionaries free on bail in zimbabwe. their congregation is asking people to continue to pray. they are accused of illegally operating a clinic for aids orphans and handing out medicine without a license. a doctor from zimbabwe was arrested. they had to surrender their passports. >>> coming up, he has lived in one of the largest homosexual communities in america for more than 10 years, but he is not gay. find out why he has made this home next. >> the mission field has led unconvention christianto move to very uncoentional places. >> for 29-year-old andrew has moved to chicago's gay town. there is a spiritual hunger there. >> stroll down the streets of chicago's boy's town and find a multifauceted gay world. flamboyant types and rainbow themes. >> andrew has lived in boy's town for 10 years, this densely populated chicago neighbhood is home to gays, lesbian and transgder folks and all the businesses that cater to them. it is not your typical ministry setting. >> right along this strip are over 60 gay bars and clubs. >> he

dale was 43 years old. >>> many people at discovery channel headquarters in washington, d.c. are expressing their thanks to the police who saved their lives during yesterday hospital stamping stand off. last few minutes required nerves of steel. to describe what happened here's of thomas. >> 3 hostages lay face down on the floor, james lee the gunman pace back and forth hearing what appeared to be a remote control. police feared it would be used to detonate explosives strapped to his torso. >> my sense from listening to him and knowing what i know he had no intention of come out of there alive. >>reporter: what lee may not have known is that the police were watching his every move by a surveillance camera mounted in the lobby. all that information was being relayed by radio to a 12 man s.w.a.t. team just outside the lobby. lee was armed with two handgun and 6 improvised explosive did he vases. 4 of the bombs strapped to the body. suddenly the hostages began to make a move to escape. lee turned and pulled out a handgun. s.w.a.t. team had to go now. >> we confront him. he turns

now there are only three dales you don't have to feed parking meters in san francisco. those would be thanksgiving, christmas and new year's day. street sweeping is also being enforced today. so i just wanna warn you. >> not a good day to park in san francisco but a very good day to get some sun. >> let's check with mike and find out why that is. >> is the grill ready yet! >> is your grill ready? >> call your wife and find out. >> grill up some breakfast. head outside and enjoy a warm day. very warm everywhere, even at the coast. starting out pretty mild in most areas. napa, novato, half moon bay, mid to upper 50s -- 40s, excuse me. santa rosa at 50s 51 men low park and mid to upper 50s the rest of the bay. concord, livermore with 72 antioch and 70 los gatos. let's see how this is compared to 24 hours ago. see the heat creeping in in antioch. 8 degrees warmer. san francisco 1 degree warmer. santa rosa about 4 or 5 degrees warmer. 8:00 don't expect much change in temperatures even with the sunshine. low 50s santa rosa, napa. a few stringels and 60s around the rest of our

record high for this day and other high and weren't record but pretty hot nonetheless. 104 clover dale100 in napa. 101 at fairfield. 103 at concord and 101 at morgan hill. it was a lot of heat spread all over the bay area. but things are going to change and i'll give you a look at that a bit later. heat will leave us for awhile. dan is that we'll be ready for that. thanks very much. see you shortly. >> cuts at cal in. 5 enter clean at sports at uc berkeley limit natured and no sign they are ever coming back. here's education reporter the dan. >> vince bruno also dreamed of playing baseball and attending uc berkeley. today one of those dreams was shattered. as of next year there will be no-cal baseball. >> this happens not expected but just kind of makes you stronger in a way. hopefully works out for me. this isn't the cookie cutter idea of what i was going to have coming to berkeley but i mean somehow we are going to make the best of it this year. >> now he and team mates have to decide if they want to stay at the top university or transfer somewhere else to pursue the sport. >> baseba

>> dale earnhardt jr. >> jimmy: dale earnhardt jr. >> justin bieber. >> jimmy: when you get in -- whatnature of your competition with justin bieber? >> we're going to do like a little dance-off. >> jimmy: a dance-off? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my god, he's going to fall in the hole you create and we'll never see him again. dance-off with justin bieber. >> sugar shane mosely, boxing. >> jimmy: is it real? >> it's real, it's real. >> jimmy: how -- i mean does he even -- >> see, see? >> jimmy: see my reflexes, like a minute and a half, i'll flinch. and so you box with him. >> yes. >> jimmy: did you feel good about that? did he -- was he worried at all? it seems like if you got him with one good shot be you could really -- >> no, i just wanted to -- we went out there, you know, before we fought, i told him, look, if you got a shot, knock me out. because i didn't really know how it would feel, if i could take it or not. he hit me one good time. i had to grab him. make sure my teeth were still in my mouth. after that, got through it. >> jimmy: how did he hit you? did he hit you with an upper cu

looked like farewell lettersle the five women and agent children were found praying in a parker in palm dale. investigators were contacted by two of the women's husband last night after finding documents that referenced a adjourningy to -- a journey to the next life. >> you see me, i'm okay, the son, the dogs, everybody okay. >> they overreact because we left cell phone and didn't call them. >> you left the cell phones because? >> i don't want to interrupt me when i'm doing my jesus stuff. >> alan: the 32-year-old leader is under a mandatory hold after police determined she is not able to care for herself. >> carolyn: that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico is now officially declared dead. the coast guard announced the broken well that spewed more than 200 million gallons of oil into the gulf no longer poses a threat. it's five months after a deadly explosion sank the rig, leading to the worst oil spill in u.s. history. the gusher was contained in july but it took until now to get a permanent cement plug in place. >>> crews installed a new exhibit in a market street gallery. not a price

here's the guy named dale peterson. ad, let's talk about some of the tough ads running. here he is on saturday's values voters summit. >> until we get rid of berry or barack or i haven't seen the birth certificate, i don't know what he is. i may get arrows or bullets shot at me, but we got a guy that hates america. i'm just going to go ahead and say it. >> what do you make of that? your fellow american destroying the reputation of the president. calling him barry, suggesting he's not born in america. you get the works. you know what they're up to. >> well, i think the best thing we can do, chris, is not pay attention to that kind of language. folks are losing their jobs. we have the threat of folks running for office that are willing to give tax breaks to the super wealthy that will send us into a $700 billion deficit spending over the next several years. it's important we focus on getting people back to work. it's very unfortunate that kind of discourse is taking place and in florida, we feel standing up for the middle

up in clover dale we may see a low of 49 degrees.tomorrow shaping up to be another sunny and mild day in the south bay. high temperatures in the upper 70s. 78 san jose. 80 degrees in los gatos. low 60s on the coast at pacifica and half moon bay. around san francisco highs of 63 in the sunset district. 68 degrees downtown. 66 south san francisco. in the north bay warming up nicely. 77 san rafael. 88 at ukiah. in the near east bay highs mainly in the 70s from the low 70s at berkeley and oakland to upper to mid to upper 70s at union city, fremont and castro valley. over the hills into the inland valleys mid 80s inching up into the upper 80s at brentwood where we expect a high of 87 degrees. 68 monterey. 75 santa cruz and low 80s inland. the accuweather seven-day forecast. after one more day of warming up a little cooling down on friday and perhaps coastal drizzle and cooler over the weekend. inland highs only in the 70s on saturday and sunday with a chance of some light rain each day, both days. then we start to warm up again monday and

especially down around the dale city area, the washington,.c. area. most of those on the light side. the heaviest across the chesapeake making its way into the northern portions of delaware. making its way through t region. as we zoom in here, we'll show you where that rain is. once again, not a whole lot toward rockville, toward damascus and mount airy, frederick seeing someight rain. you'll see some of that as well. we'll continue to watch for some light showers as we mve through the rest of the evening hours. temperature go down during the day and then guess what, a return for the weekend. youl see it coming up in my full forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> the drive to work could get a little more costly. >> whyommuters may be forced to pay up to a dollar per mile to drive on a strep of i-95. >>> also ahead, a story you'll only see on news4. a local firefighters feeling the heat after a strip-down at a retirement party. >>> do you recoize this guy? police say he trade to rob a woman stuck in traffic. some are wondering if this crime is connected to

moon -- meanwhile, look at this, through reston and down to dale city and la plata.is is a more recent line of heavy thunderstorms. look at that line through great falls right now. vienna, virginia, just to the west of franconia in the mclean area and there could be severe thunderstorm activity developing there as well as this continues to train to the north too. so very heavy weather and rain conditions across much of the viewing area. this will remain the case through the morning. right now reagan national, this is also -- i won't say extraordinariment let's go back to the graphics. this is what we would expect to see with this tropical air mass. 74 degrees right now. humidity 93%. the dew point is 72 degrees. very high and very humid out there as the tropical air mass comes through. we'll have all of this coming up, so stick with us for that. >> thanks so much for that. >>> and we do have a consumer alert on a major recall. fisher price recalling nearly 11 million products because of safety, including tricycles, toys and high chairs. 7million of the toys are strik

keith live in baltimore county with the flooding situation in rose dale and karen parks is live in mountashington where all the waterris causing trouble ffr some businesses. >> first let's now go to vytas with the rain total so ffr tooay. >> we have seen a lot of rainfall coming out of this storm. 2 storm system because whether he an aree of low pressure that developed ahead oo the remnant of tropical storm what was known as tropical storm nicole. that first ppshed through dropping heavy ainfall and now we still have remnant of what was tropical storm nicole moving up from the south and thatt% will join us later this especially up in parts of eaat eastern, south eastern harper county looking at 11 and a half inches of rain hhre and 17 and a half inches of rain just soutt of aberdeen. very heavy conditions there with trailing thunderstorms and raan that pushed through belaire at 3 and 3 quarters and sse the difference of just a few miles of how much rain can fall in certain areas. got washed that the water. that's the latest from rose >>> all right thank you keith. storm prompted tornadoo

>> pero dale con ganas.rada. una receta muy fÁcil para que la hagas. la presentaciÓn estÁ espectacular y las propiedades nutricionales que tienen. estÁn comiendo sanam los niÑos. >> proteÍnas y nutriciÓn que es lo importante y tambiÉn para la prÓxima vez que te compres tu mantequilla de manÍ para que sepas que no solo la vas a colocar en la tostada sino tambiÉn en la salsa que tÚ la vas proa bar. a probar. >> es verdad, uno tiene la mantequilla de manÍ y se la pone al sandwich. >> nos vemos maÑana en mi segmento delicioso. ¡muy buenos dÍas! feliz semana. >> buen provecho! ♪ >> y dentro del mundo del espectÁculo les cuento. amigos, apenas terminada su luna de miel y la diva de la banda jenni rivera ya se encuentra dentro de la controversia. les cuento, resulta que jenni fue la encargada en entonar el himno mexicano antes de la pelea de h@despierta americah@Á ahora los famosos tigres del norte. histisiondespierta americah@uni@ adelante, en veracruz, mÉxico el huracÁn karl acabÓ con las viviendas hoy el preside

down route one, 95, dale city, you are getting rain, la plata,ual drorve as well. farther out to the west towards winchester. see something rain showers. then the area of heavy rain that we were seeing in severna park has pushed off right now. mainly misty conditions there. as you're getting the kids ready for school this morning. here is your bus stop forecast. rain is likely. i showed that to you. temperature primarily in the mid-60s. sunrise this morning, not that you'll see it will be at 7:00 a.m. here is a look at the satellite- radar. this is the big picture. can you see all this rain pushing in from the south. can you see this making its way northward. moves to the west of washington area but push as a lot of precipitation in over the mid- atlantic and into the northeast as well. can you see there is a lot more moisture to work with so this way be a day-long event into tonight, into tomorrow as well. current temperatures around the region. we've gone up now to 66 degrees in washington. 66 in baltimore as well. manassas is at 63. frederick, maryland is at 61.

dale russell if fox 5 atlanta. you can see the rest of his story which aired in atlanta tonight at my fox atlanta.com. >>> president obama says it is inexcusable for democrats to sit on the side lines with election day just five weeks away. so tonight he's trying to rally his folks, some of the voters who helped put him in office. can he do that? we're live on the campaign trail and there is a live picture of the president out there getting it done right now. the whole group in red, i wonder what happened there. scientists say they may have found a kind of on-off switch for pain. seriously. think what that would change. how it works and who might be able to get the help. that's next. >> shepard: here is a big one from today, scientists say they've made the kind of discovery that comes along once in a generation. one that could hold the keys to not only eliminating migraine headaches, but also to treating other kinds of pain. researchers in england and canada say they've identified a bad gene that lowers pain tolera

watch in effect for all of the counties you see there including washington, d.c., including baltimore, dalennapolis, alexandria, fairfax. this tornado watch is in effect until 1:00 p.m. because conditions are ripe for the possible formation of tornadoes. if we see rotation in the atmosphere, the national weather service will issue a tornado warning. but this does include d.c., fairfax county, prince william county, stafford county, and many more. let's get to hd radar. we can show you, you probably her it on your roof, on your windows, heavy rain, all of washington, d.c. under very heavy rainfall. the district, points just to the north and just to the south. we foe parts of alexandria are prone to flooding so you want to be aware of that. up to our north, montgomery and in parts of prince george's county, very heavy rain at this hour. southward, really along 95ings where we continue to see some more heavy rain and then out to the east where we've been very hard hit and i have to tell you we're very concerned about our friends to the east in prince george's, anne arundel, kal vrt county, cha

most anyhow. 77 in sonoma. 80 calistoga. 85 in clover dale and 88 in ukiah.0's and inland valley east bay will see aye 85 in antioch and then monterey bay lack for 73 at santa cruz. low 80's inland. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast. 2 more days of warming then on friday cool down a bit and saturday and sunday consolidate days inland with high in the mid 70's and of course we have the chance of rain on saturday into early sunday. clear out dry up and warm-up again early next week. just a little blip there on the radar. might get some rain. >> temperatures definitely inching down a little bit as we get closer to the fall. >> looks that way. >> still pichlt thanks. >> just ahead here. finder keeper fight over bay area dog missing for seven years is finally settled for good. we show you how that turned out. >> result of a clip on video experiment among the officers experiment among the officers on the oakland i wantou to >> b-a-c-c-a-l-a-r-e-a-t-e. baccalaureate. correct. [ audience groans ] since this comtition has been continuing for 48 hours and we he ye

. >> here is dale horn. how have you been? >> great. i've missed you. >> i missed you. >> this comes from diana who asks with the elections around the corner could brew provide some predictions on how things will play for congress, the markets and the economy. >> one, what do we think is happening in the elections and we'll tell about what the polls are predicting now and then what the possible effects are. election wise, most polls individual can't that the republicans may be able to take the house with 39 additional votes and there is an outside chance they may take the senate as well. it would be a republican driven congress and many times when we look at this change this is beneficial for the markets for the very reason that if everything slows down, meaning the passing of big bills and big spending and some of the regulatory issues, if that gridlock occurs, the fight between the two, that could be been firm for the markets but it doesn't want so much gridlock that it stops some o beneficial things. one of the biggest issues we're l

agency experts found evidence that the salmonella strain that made thousands sick was present at hillen dale and wright county egg, a company that supplies them. it's no stranger to bats battles with the government. he's paid millions in state and federal fines over years for health, safety, immigration and environmental violations at his farm. after the recall fda inspectors visited both locations. during those visits they found live rodents and mice at both farms. at wright county egg they found manure piled so deep it leaking through a building's foundation. and at both locations they found maggots and countless files. the head of wright county egg will tell the panel his company made huge security and food safety changes after the recall and plans to remove chickens that haven't been vaccinated against the strain of salmonella linked to this summer's outbreak. joel brown, cbs news, washington. >> federal officials say for every case of salmonella that is reported there may be as many as 30 others that go unreported. >>> sky 9 was over the scene of a tractor-trailer accident in howard cou

. >> i'm dale peterson.. >> i'll kill a man.t a gun in someone's mouth and say "you need more lead n youu diet." >>reporter: cnn, new york. >> you know, i thouggt those >> it sure does. put it at a whole ddfferent level down there.. one of the local ads that had a lot of people talking and laughing around here is about the political insider. >> (unintelligible). >> the reppblican candidate running against incumbent senator. his message? marylaaders are tired of the status quo and are lloking for new leadership ii the u.s. senate. >>> he's looking for an adrenalin high. the potentially-deadly hobby. what's being done to stop them? >>> we need 911. >> a hospital emergency tonight. the 911 calls from johns hopkins hospital >>> the dry weather continues. [ male announcer ] antiques can be nice. but you wouldn't want an antique computer. or an antique tv. ♪ or an antique remote control. so why are you still using an antique cable network created in 1948 for your 2010 tv? it's time to hook your tv up to a 100% fiber optic network. it'

. -- livermore. 104 degrees in clover dale. the place we started to see cooling was right along the coastline, half moon bay, 72 degrees. santa cruz come down to 88. these are highs so far and these are preliminary records. they'll be coming down shortly. i'll have these for you later on. cooling is expected and going to be cooler around the coast and around the bay as we head towards tomorrow. i'll have more on that in just a few minute autos thank you. and some police say it appears a gang member shot a path this morning wounding a 6-year-old girl. leslie ramirez shot while she's sleeping in the middle of the night. vic lee joins frus oakland childrens hospital with the story. how is she doing tonight? >> reporter: the hospital won't say anything about her condition. she was shot in the arm and that bullet lodged into her chest. we did talk to leslie's older sister karen who says she's spoke to leslie on the phone this morning and is that that she seems to be doing okay. that is the good news. the bad news is that when night

here we go with dale horn. wednesday, he's on tv. here's our certified financial planner. this is a great question from winnie in catonsville. when you create a financial plan, how do you incorporate the possibility of unemployment? i think this is a great question. >> you know, for this period of time, especially what we've been through over the course of the last two years, we certainly take this question much more seriously than maybe three or four years ago. as we're creating the financial plan there, are many things we traditionally plan for, retirement, education, but what we also put into place is a safety valve for the possibility of a layoff or unemployment. this is the basics of how it'd work. i'll give you three steps that are probably most important. number one, we've said this before, creating an emergency fund. let's look at this as an emergency fund on steroids in this environment because typically the three or six months of surplus cash on hand, we think that really needs to be nine or twelve at this point. the reason for that, it's more difficult to get a

. >> more than alf a million eggs egg and hill lan dale farms,y investtgators traced back multiple casesa poisoning to hen houses. >> i was disgusted to find live mice, infestation of flies, mountains of manure and other unsanitary conditions in iowa hen housss. >> egg farr owners believe the meal and bone meal in the chicken feed is where the contamination originateed. >>>cdc said antibiotic resistant bacteria ii spreading worldwide. originateddin indiana and spread all over the world, including 35 states in the uus. as the bug continues to mutate and infect people without antibiotics. theesick must depend on their own immune systems and then fend for ttemselves. >> we do notthave drugs for thhse multi-drug resistant super if a bug is causing a major disease and yoo do not treat it, 20 percent might get better. 80 percent may go on to die. >> most f tte cases nvolve people who were treated in indian hospitals but the bug ii easily transferable. %->> go straaght to chief region meteorologist vytas reid with a look at this weekend. >> we are talking about first of all, season change. and

superintendent jack dale likes to fly planes in his spare time.ys to see students soar, you have to put the focus on teachers first. >> it's teams of teachers working on really individual kids. a whole flip of an organizational track. >> reporter: as in many systems, it's all about closing the achievement gap. these schools pick this as part of a pilot program called priority schools. >> if you guys hel me and shut out as we go through each wer. >> reporter: this is a collaborative learning meeting where they exchange ideas and strategies and mon iter student achievement, week to week, grade to grade. >> a fourth grade teacher is an xel enreading teacher and his or her colleague is an excellent math teacher, they should be sharing that knowledge or training kids to get the best possible instruction. >> reporter: 70% of the students here are eligible for free or reduced price meals. with big shifts in demographics, dale sees diversity as one of en fairfax's coun's biggest strengths. >> we're so diverse and kids from over 200 countries of the world,

flooding blocking two lanes on 50 westbound at bay dale drive. the big crash so far this morning, i-70 corridor, has the eastbound lanes closed at route 29 because of an earlier overturned tractor-trailer. they hope to have that reopened by 8:00 a.m. in the meantime, that means there is no access to the beltway from eastbound i-70. all the traffic diverted onto southbound route 29. 40 westbound as well. expect major delays, a crash just reported 95 southbound at 195. >> it's a mess out there, please be careful. remember to check on abc2news.com. >> weather and traffic all morning. two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich did not make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but martin o'malley, even in the toughest of times, has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, o

finally, a look at 95, 395 making your way out of dale city.g bowl, continuing on from washington boulevard towards the 14th street bridge. you're going to be stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. no accidents along the way. the time now is 8:24. we have more traffic, weather, and news coming up. veryday eme, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store what you don't. [ male announcer ] perdue perfect portions. ready when you are. but now it can make you more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. time for football on verizon fios. the nfl in 100% fiber-optic hd quality. that's a good start. but what's this

capsule done safely in kazakhstan with two russian cosmonauts on the market and children both played by dale for the sales alone of until they come to change something to actual space station they return to base by another team down to going funny but wait until they go into that is what. you are on the edge a group of economists and others sad so it's gathering in the name to discover the single currency may be the clubs and some won't be the recent multi billion dollar bailout so indebted nations have due to your new money trees you know. how to revise brain trained highly qualified engineers who emigrated to the us are returning home to the whole state of that market economy. this is all see coming to you from life from all screw up next to the sports news was you know. the how of your company today i'm you know these are some of our stories over the next ten minutes. at first six russian league leaders in each show no mercy again in sunday's opening. created talk after nine seasons with the youth. reports are rife that on rick is on his way to denver in the middle of a multiplayer swap t