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dude, "ice age 3: dawn of the dinosaurs."st saying to my friends -- actually, they told me that my best performance is animated. that's ridiculous, dudes. what have you been doing lately? >> jimmy: they're just so funny. you were great in "role models." i'm a big fan. "dukes of hazzard." >> the best movie ever. >> jimmy: yeah! it's was, like, up there with "the godfather." >> you know what? the truth -- that's true, man. because i really feel we got screwed over. we should have been nominated. >> jimmy: thank you. >> right. "dukes of hazzard." >> jimmy: yeah. >> for sure. [ laughter ] i don't know where that came from. for sure. >> jimmy: for sure. >> for sure. >> jimmy: it was almost like a robot abe lincoln. it goes like, "four score and seven years ago." so "ice age," we want to show a clip. your character's name is crash. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's just take a look at a clip from "ice age: dawn of the dinosaurs." ♪ >> dude, you're awesome. you're like the brother i never had. >> me, too. >> no. >> can we keep him? >> aah! >

the eclipse will begin at the crack of dawn on wednesday. most solar eclipses only last a couple of mines. tomorrows solar eclipse will be visible for six minutes. it will be the longest of the 21st century. a solar eclipse happened when the sun -- when the move moves between the sun and the earth. she is paying more than $3,000 to take a special flight with her daughter. their chartered plane and will move 40,000 feet to get a once- in-a-lifetime view. >> i would like to see it. >> the clips will move east from india. nasa astrophysicist will be watching from china, hoping that data from the eclipse will on what some of the mysteries of the sun. locals adhered to old traditions in the twilight hours, preparing for a dawn that will be totally dark. >> have you ever seen a total eclipse of the sun? i saw one up in maine back in >>>is attiit llee er bisf a litf cloud cerut there. tk eratheketa aook theherrlal hrough for you. we basical had a complex of showers that hong out right over parts of southern maryland. they just showered down on that

down in the mid-60s by dawn tomorrow. for saturday, partly sunny, more humid, a chance of late afternoon for evening thundershowers. there's a small chance but overall most of the day should be dry, highs reaching the mid-80s. a look at sunday and next week. that will be in ten minutes. jerry, good morning. hour's the traffic? >> tom, we are starting off very quietly. just going to zip right in through the rush hour and going to be great. guaranteed. we'll keep our fingers crossed anyway. hey, it's friday. 270 southbound looking good so far from frederick past hyattstown toward the beltway. overnight road work in the northbound lanes. if that is left up here, it's having no effect on traffic. elsewhere, check your speeds to see how you're doing out there this morning. up on the beltway, the outer loop as you head from i-95 college park over to the american legion bridge, only 20 minutes so far this morning. then 7 minutes from the american legion bridge down to i-66. after that, tack on another 8 minutes headed toward the

highs by dawn -- rather, lows by dawn in the 60s.s tomorrow into the just upper 70 ns,ea s,.80. another cooler than average day. our average high this year is . not going to be anywhere near that tomorrow. quite a bit of cloudiness on tuesday as well, perhaps a morning shower. some greater chae of afternoon showers, maybe passing thundershowers. that will help to improve our lawns as they'reoo lki l rather parched now around the region. then on wednesday, partly cloudy, a small chance of a mainly afternoon thundershower. highs in the mid-80s. on thursday, looks like it's going to be a damp day. could get showers and thundershowers from the morning and into the afternoon and evening. again, cooler than average. friday, into the enweekd, ooweks e' wll start traffic and weather on the 1s warm up a bit, perhaps getting rather steamy, too. not much rain at all, probably much decreased chance of rain for the weekend, highs near 90 by sunday. >> all right. thank you, tom. >> let's go to jerry edwards now and the news 4 traffic network. jerr

it began in india, where total darkness descended just after the break of dawn. >> you looked up and there was a star, a bright star in the sky. it was as dark as night. >> reporter: thousands of hindus gathered on the banks of the river in the belief that bathing in its water during special occasion cleanses away sins. but the rare event triggered a stampede when an elderly woman was trampled to death. some chose to stay inside. superstition -- superstitious that it the eclipse is caused by a dragon swallowing the sun and others got a closer look. soaring in chartered flights to get an unobstructed view. a huge path of the asian continent was swallowed in darkness, stretching from the philippines to south korea, bangkok to beijing. in some parts it lasted as long as six minutes and 39 seconds. at a zoo in japan, a sea lion and excited school children were the last to see the moon upstaging the sun and the last time the world will witness such a spectacular eclipse for another 123 years. charlie d'agata, cbs news. >> imagine that. i was just looking up the next lunar eclipse that wil

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looks like a pretty day again as we get a little early dawn light on this tuesday morning, the 14th of july. good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm kimberly suiters in for barbara harrison. we want to start things off this morning, as we always do, with a look at weather and traffic. >> here's tom kierein for our first forecast. tom? > it is fresh and olco,co low humidity still in place. d-.lyjumie it for hooafgofnn i t iounheerth s ati prepitaon arnd tht hour. the sumr ctistla aelsonre eami inhe edprnaw sky. tf wur oesur it't' a cloo rn an enshdoah valley into the s.enonmos inlyun ihe t 5 omhtt ig rfrea t nrhe blu e t torihe western orbbu sus, n stjurea 60eg desre beslo cser to the beltway in the-6 cid m0sd pper 60s in washingtonnd right near the bay. eastern shoreid-60s. out of the ta mounghins,outh, it's in the 40s. quitl aouoo cara t for oojuly morning.fo ande'ff oreo aarrt cta sle ell. we'll have lots of sunshine today. details on the forecast in five minutes at 5:01. >> thank you, tom. >> let's go to jerry edwards and get an early look at the roadways.

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and by dawn, it will be in the w los. off to a clear start tomorrow.ave clouds building during the day. and we are climbing into the low 80s. and not very humid tomorrow. but it will start to get more humid to friday, but not really ae oppressive friday. and saturday looks like a sweltering summer day. there could be an isolated thundershower cooking up in the afternoon for saturday. and then sunday, a weak front coming our way, and it may stall out enough to be around giving us a lot of cloudiness and an increased chance of a passing shower and perhaps thunder in the 80s. not as humid as saturday and sunday for monday. >> feeling good. >> it will feel almost like mid-july, oddly enough. >> yeah, what we expect in washington. >>> 11:22 is the time right now. the temperature is 76 degrees -- or 79 -- >> 75. >> thank you. up next, a scare in midair for passengers, a plane that had to make an emergency landing yesterday. >>> and insight as to why sarah palin abruptly resigned. >>> plus, what google plans to do today that could change the computer landscap

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the eclipse will begin at the crack of dawn in indian wednesday.eclipses last just a couple minutes. but tomorrow's eclipse visible for 6:39 will be longest of the 21st century. a solar eclipse passes when the moon passes between the sun and the earth, blocking out the sun's rays. a total solar eclipse occurs just once or twice a year, or not at all. he is paying over $3,000 to take a special solar eclipse flight with her daughter. 11-year-old trea is an avid photographer. their plane will soar 41,000 feet above the earth's surface to get a once in a lifetime view. >> when we were kids, the kids were not allowed to see because everyone say it will hurt you, you were all inside the house closed. >> reporter: it goes across bhutan before it casts shadow over some of china's largest cities. nasa's astro physicists will be watching from china hoping it will unlock some of the mysteries of the sun. back in india, locals adhere to old traditions in the twilight hours, preparing for a dawn that will be totally dark. gloria riviera, abc news, london. >> th

a staggering number of web businesses have sprouted up since the dawn of the >>> we're back. staggering number of web businesses have sprouted up since the dawn of the computer age, as lots of people have figured out ways to make lots of ney. and that would include monks. the monastery kind. in their case, it is an example of what works. and we get the story tonight from nbc's kevin tibbles in sparta, wisconsin. [ monks chanting ] >> reporter: the our lady of springank monastery sits sequestered on 500 acres outside sparta, wisconsin. >> we continue the tradition of gregorian chant, and we also i think in some ways have a bit of entrepreneurial panache. >> reporter: steeped in religious history they're also pedal to the metal into the 21st century. running monknline.org. and it was while servicing a modern day piece of equipment that father bernard mccoy had his revelation. >> my printer ran out of toner. and in looking online to order one, i said this is way too expensive. >> good afternoon, laser monks -- >> reporter: they became the laser monks a multimillion dollar recycl

overnight tonight, partly cloudy, low to mid 60s by dawn tomorrow.n friday, partly cloudy another day with cooler than average temperatures. low humidity, highs around 80, partly cloudy. over the weekend, partly sunny stat day, more humid and should and little hotter, mid 80s. on sunday, perhaps a morning shower and afternoon thundershower. as we get into next week, getting more like july. certainly mid summer type weather with highs in the 80s to ar 90, rather humid conditions monday, tuesday and wednesday. see you tomorrow morning, barbara and joe. >>> thanks, tom. evian is hoping to replenish its brand name with a lively new commercial. take a look. ♪ >> this week the bottled water company launched its new "live young" global campaign. ads which appear online in the u.s. and on television overseas feature break-dancing babies. the goal of the ad do project a value of health, youth and purity and a more playful ad. >> this doesn't mean if you brink water you ought to wear diapers? >> well -- >>> we invite to you tune in for more news at 5:00, 6:00

>> dawn, don't take out a loan from a 401(k) to pay off this. a bad spot here because you're a repeat offender. you've got a problem with credit. i want you to manage that problem. but here's the thing, once something goes into collections, understand this when you have a credit card bill and you go into collections the collection agency has bought your debt for ten cents on the dollar. so the original debt is gone. anything you pay over 10% of what you originally owe is just pure profit for them. so you can negotiate what you owe down. way down. to as little as 30% or 40% of what you owe. but dawn, it's up to you to get a handle of this, to make sure to call the collection agencies, work this out with them and go to a nonprofit credit counselor to get you on a budget, because you have to manage your credit issues, because as you said, you filed bankruptcy, you got into debt again, this is a problem. so you really -- this is a marble hazard here, you've got to pay attention to the debt you have on. >> one of the things that people don't understa

dawn had broken just minutes before, and the light was still soft and pearly.senior officer offered a blindfold, she declined with a dignity -- dignified movement of her head, that is not necessary. she said, graciously. she waved kindly to the two weeping nuns who did as much as they could to comfort her and their kindness was a great gift to her and blew a kiss to the priest, just a moment of naughtiness. and couldn't resist. and, another to her lawyer. she knew he was still in love with her and knew he'd thing of her for the rest of his dull life. thibault read out the sentence, by the order of the third council of war the woman was been condemned to death for espionage and his words hung in the quiet misty air, and mata hari awaited her fate, like the magnificent heroine she was. and they could take her life but could not rob her of dignity. by god, the sergeant major said in quiet admiration, this lady knows how to die and lifted his sabre, and the men shouldered their rifles, then the sergeant-major shouted, enjou, aim, and after a long pause, fire! the s

. >>> millions turned their eyes to the sky this morning as dawn turned to darkness. >>> the must see event swept across asia, no ticket required. millions made the most of the longest solar eclipse the world will see for more than a century. it began in india where darkness descended just after the break of dawn. >> it's a bright star in the sky. it was as dark as night. >> reporter: thousands of hundred dues gathered on the banks of the ganges river in the belief that bathing in its waters during special occasions cleanses away sin. but a rerent triggered a stampede and an elderly woman was trampled to death. others dared to get a closer look, soaring high above in the specially chartered flight together and unobstructed view. a huge path of the asian continental was swallowed in darkness, stretching from the philippines to south korea, bangkok to beijing. in some parts it lasted as long as 6 minutes and 39 seconds. at a zoo in japan, they were the last to see the moon up staging the sun. it's the last time the world will witness such a spectacular eclipse for another 123 years. >>

by dawn tomorrow, near 70 again.er day, rather humid on friday, partly sunny, could get some thundershowers friday night. before that, into the upper 80s. a look at the weekend and next week as well as an incredible sight in the skies over northern maryland last week. i'll show you video of that. that will be coming up in ten minutes. jerry, good morning. how's the traffic? >> good morning. i want to show you something we don't see too often. 270 virtually wide-open from montgomery village to the split. got to love the summertime. not much happening at all. now that i said it, i probably jinxed it. looking good 270 down. on the rails this morning at the moment, no issues to report on metrorail. trains running on time. keep in mind the closure during the midday of the stations up there. we'll talk about that throughout the day. vre looking good as is marc rail so far. eun, back to you. >> thank you, jerry. it is now 6:41. straight ahead, the sears tower, a famous phrase that will soon be a thing of the past. >> we're

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it is showing the dawn of the new era with twitter. d.c . has the most bloggers so it will give a play by play no matter what happens. >> reporter: if you can't make them leave why don't you just make them part of the show. these fans were asked to sign release forms so they might have are came owe and it made them happy. it won't make them go away with blogs and twitter. this city is watching every move. welcome to the real world real world. >> that was lindsay. >>> we'll leave you now with some of the sites and sounds from the memorial service of michael jackson's. have a great weekend. >> we remember this man by celebrating his life and all of the love he brought to our own lives. [ music ] >> young kids grew up from being teenage fans of michael to being 40 years old and being confident to vote for a president of color to become the president of the united states of america. [ music ] >> i think he is simply the greatest entertainer that ever lived. [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] >> i love you my brother. i celebrate your life. i am p

how many times have you some "delta dawn" any idea? >> i don't know. it i would be hurt. do at least one more time in your life. >> is picking that is, if you? delta dawn, what's that flower you have on ♪ ♪ could it be a faded rose from days gone by ♪ ♪ and did i hear you say, he was meeting you hear today ♪ ♪ to take you to his mansion in the sky ♪ ♪ she's 41 and her daddy still calls her baby, all the folks around brownsville say she's crazy ♪Ñ >> mike: the tragic murder of former nfl cornerback steve mcnair finds us of how rich athletes are foldable to places that underlies jonathan surry reports. >> steve mcnair was allegedly murdered by saturday by his girlfriend 20-year-old said he'll continue to use the same gun to kill herself. based on forensic tests authorities believe mcnair was asleep in his girlfriend fired four shots, two to his head, too to his chest. police say she then sat down next to him and kill herself with a single shot to the head. >> steve mckay was murdered and then in turn she killed herself with a single gunshot wound to her

. >>> millions of asians turn their eyes to the sky this morning as dawn suddenly dipped to darkness. the rare solar eclipse was mixed with excitement and fear as the must-see event swept across asia. it started in india where total darkness descended just after the break of dawn. >> a bright star in the sky. it was as dark as night. >> a huge path of the asian continent was swallowed in darkness darkness darkness. >> no wonder some people found it a little bit spooky. >> absolutely. topper is here with a cool new tool on the web. you were talking about that before the break. this. >> this is the interactive radar. you can go on to our website wusa9.com and track storms and enin and snow all u ac roe ssthe ssretiun country and right roac rhrboyogh eiroacd. ooyour neighborhood. let's gow. no go to wusa9.com. avw.nowe go to wusa9.com. the front here. yocan go to the weather tab an e down to interactive radar. we put this into onmoti. this is called mofutust . fu u hit the fu reoncastttbu and hit play and it will tett ll you which way the gog going and cloud cover. >> is th is the local

some of the computer models hit toward a little bit of rain at dawn, others say later in the day as the front moves across the area. once it comes through, it will clear out, and another wave will affect us. friday, scattered thunderstorms. the weekend, the better chance of cool air. tomorrow, 90 degrees, hot and sticky, scattered showers friday, a couple storms possible. saturday, cooling showers start the weekend, but we should finish nice. early next week, school, low 80's. >> wonderful weather. >> it is more like spring. >>> i take a couple days off, the nationals fired many active. >> they wish it was spring. the nationals are looking ahead with a positive outlook and a new manager. jim riggleman will be the interim skipper. at the start the second half with an 11-game homestand, and he met with the media for the first time tonight. >> some of the players take the losses, agonize over the losses. boozing should hurt, and winning is harder. it is hard to win. -- losing it should hurt, and winning is harder. it is hard to win. >> jim riggleman. >>> you are looking live at nationals p

ice age dawn of the dinosaurs will be declared champ.ales for transformers revenge of the fallen fell way steeper than expected, 61% last weekend. it's not a loser, though. after just two weekends, it has taken in almost 300 million bucks. now, perhaps the biggest weekend surprise at the box office, johnny depp's public enemies debuted with over 26 million, better than expected since it appeals to older audience and not exactly jack sparrow's friends. >> it may be the depp factor. my friend's mom wanted to go just because of that. i don't think she's that big of a dillinger fan. >> just to see what he can do with a historical portrayal. >>> this from wnbc 4 new york, where in brooklyn's coney island, the fourth of july means it's dog day, hot dogs of course. joey chestnut scarfed down a record 68 dogs in 10 minutes for now his third straight title. however, nearby in a slightly less covered event, one contest pitted man against beast. up against elephants, human competitors downed 143 hot dog buns in six minutes. that effort, nothing. th

it started at dawn in india, north of mumbai.n the banks of the river, this was the time to wash away stands. seventeen moments later, further east, the weather was not idea, brought -- blocking the view for many, but it was hard to resist the draw of watching this century's longest solar eclipse. on to china. to the ancient chinese, this was the moment that the sun was eaten by a dragon. the modern scientists, a chance to observe the corona. in hong kong, crowds gathered around the space museum. finally, through more murky weather, fans enjoyed the end of this in japan. the sun is 400 times bigger than the moon, 400 times bigger than the earth. known as totality, the sun is completely blocked out. just as quickly, the sky is flooded with light. it will be another 116 years before the eclipse will it clear -- will appear again. >> we will see more of that footage, finding out when and where the next will be, later in the program. you can see other people's pictures, or send us any that you have, on bbc.com. a clash of egos in the

it is showing another part -- a dawn of the new era basically with twitter. it's dc.the most bloggers anywhere. so it is definitely going to make it a point to give a play by play no matter what happens. >> reporter: they even targeted two women sitting in a parked convertible. >> that stopped me. >> reporter: real world, if you can't make them leave why not make them part of the show. these fans were asked to sign release forms so they might have a cameo and that made them happy. >> i will be at home. >> but it won't make them go away especially with flogs, twitter and flickr, this city is watching every move. so welcome to the real world, real world. i'm lindsey mastis, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> now, lindsey talked to dc councilman jack evans about her confrontation with the real world production crew. he says they can ask people to move if they need to film on the street or sidewalk but shouldn't have blocked lindsey's filming. somebody in the crowd reported the confrontation between lindsey than crew. it is on youtube and you can get a link at our website, wus

then mostly cloudy by dawn tomorrow.for wednesday, partly cloudy, more humid, small chance of an afternoon thundershower with highs in the mid-80s. a look at the rest of the week and the weekend at 6:51. how's the traffic? >> a live look along 395 where we are loading up nowma as the o make the trip north from duke street. all lanes of open. check your speeds. on the beltway, slow between swi springfield and the wilson bridge. not bad up to college park. >> thank you very much. in a few hours you can start bidding on a famous d.c. land mark which goes on the auction block today. >>> the vote today to bring another sports team to o ñçw anncr: hot fudge brownie meets cool, creamy ice cream ready from your microwave in less than a minute. new edwards singles a la modes. share one with someone you love. or not. >>> good morning. welcome back. >>> today a heated debate contues in northern virginia. loudoun county will vote on a proposal to bring a 5,500-seat mine or league baseball county in the stadium. but if they build

by dawn tomorrow, should be clear. during the day tuesday, lots of sunshine. the future cast as we go forward or the next 36 hours, shows we'll stay dry into wednesday as well. here's the forecast for today, this monday, the 13that day of july. by 9:00, mid-70s. a nd have high clouds out, probably more sunshine by the afternoon. highngre hiac thi upper 80s. a great beach and pool day. definitely need the sun block. our sunset at 8:34. andhe tn tonight, partly cloudy, just a small chance of a passing shower, perhaps late this evening. then clearing out t by dawn on tuesday. tomorrow morning we'll be down into the low 60s. then low humidity in place again tomorrow and through most of wednesday, lots of sunshine tomorrow. another great day for outdoor work and recreation. afternoon highs in the-8id m0s.d upper 80s to near 90 on wednesday, turning a little more humid but not quite the sweltering humidity we're used to. looks like that mayne i place, though, on thursday as we have a front approaching. we'll have an increased flow out of the southwest, pump in some

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before dawn monday was a ha-year-old -- 45-year-old man from takoma park. s life ending under mysterious circumstances on the median strip along the eastbound lanes of bradley boulevd just past arlington road in bethesda. >> now we don't have any clue how it happened or what happened. so we just at we're going to get facts from the investigation. >> reporter: detectives from the montgomery county police department and fire marshal's office were at the victim's apartment community trying to figure out whether someone wanted him dead. he was from the west african nation of gambia. we're told as many as three dozen relatives and friends have gathered at his home to show their love and support for his wife and children who are now in africa. >> you get into the house right now, everybody is fine. >> reporter: his family says he worked at this gas station in glen echo, was scheduled to work till 9:00 la night and head to his second job at another gas station in annandale. he was supposed to work till 6:00 a.m. but instead was dead in bethesda at 4:00 in the morn

upper 70s by midnight, by dawn tomorrow in the low 70s. another steamy day on friday, maybe a little less humid tonight after that front goes bymore humidity returning smotoow, highs near 90. perhaps a late afternoon or evening thundershower or friday, an increased chance. saturday looks like a smaller chance now ofmo snyrs ahower o thundershowers. otherwise, should be partly sunny. highs around 80 and lower humidity in place as well as on sunday. a pleasant weekendomr cing up after a couple of days of steamy heat. looks lis t ct'ha going to linger into monday as well.t' tuesday, wednesday, another chance of showers, small chance the way it looks right now. >> thank you, tom. >>> 11:22. still ahead on "midday," on the lookout for the person who attacked a jogger on a local trail. >>> also ahead -- why aaa is asking virginia governor tim ca caine to give it a rest. >>> find out if your favorite show could win an award this year. daytime emmyomioatrein n ans out. xçd ñ ñañ >>> nbc is proud as a peacock this morning. the sitcom "30 rock" h

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that's monday until august 10th at dawn at 8 p.m. and this week they are featuring dog day afternoon with al pacino and how about staying cool in a taxi. it will be so hot this weekend. we are talking about a water taxi. take it from the national harbor. and of course this is a hot political season so why not go to the capitol steps a musical. regardless of your political affiliation she says it will have you cracking your sides. it is playing at the ronald reagan build and international trade center so there are a lot of things to do this weekend. make plans right now and stay cool. take a lot of water with you okay. let's get the forecast again. >> especially when you see the weekend forecast. it will be hot. on saturday we will be around 90. that's the drier of the two days, okay. sunday some scattered thunderstorms are possible. 90 degrees and in to next week we are in the 90s for the most part on tuesday and wednesday. for today you want to have the umbrella on stand by. pop up showers but when they are over you they seem big. t

while it's the dawning of a you in day at gm, it will be a long way to profitability. the government owns the largest amount of stock. president obama had put $50 million on the line to help gm, and the federal government is watching like a hawk. cbs news news, detroit. >> gm had until 2015 to repay the $50 billion in government loans. >>> newly released money numbers here show home sales rose last month. for the first time since january of two years ago. according to our partner "the baltimore sun," the regional information system says sales are up 2% across the baltimore metropolitan area. decreasing prices and the federal tax credit for first- time buyers might be responsible for this rise. of all the subdivisions in the area, only baltimore city saw a slight decrease. it's still an improvement over the month before. >>> it's not adding up this noon. word that maryland's budget may be more in the hole than first thought. eyewitness news is live to tell you what the governor had to say about all this this morning. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, mary, go

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they have been since the dawn of the nuclear age. the question is what is the direction of that relationship? is arms control going to drive the agenda to the detriment of missile defense? or can missile defense be used to be a driver to push arms control in the right direction. the latter is the right direction because the most immediate requirement for the u.s. and russia is to adjust to the unpredictable nature of today's world compared to the dangerous and predictable environment we had during the cold war. that means a strategy that is more defensive in nature, and one that would serve russian interests as well as the united states. what many to do is adept arms control to that new reality. the best way to do that is to use missile defense. the ability of the u.s. and russia to cooperate in certain aspects of not just missile defense but broader defense and fashion and arms control agenda that facilitates that movement. otherwise, what we will do is adopt a default alternative, which would be to multilateralize this. that would

while it is the dawn of a new day at gm it will be a long way back to profitability. the government owns the largest block of stock. president obama has put $50 billion on the line to help gm and the federal government is watching like a hawk. drew levinson, cbs news, detroit. >>> the ceo says he will launch a tell fritz website allowing owners and the public to share concerns about the automaker. >>> another nationally-known figure has taken a stand on wal- mart's plan to build a super center near a civil war battlefield in virginia. in a column in the amaneric er spectator actor and humorist ben stein questions the ebb giant retailers decision to build a store within a conditionens shot of the d. rness battle he suggests that l- rtma officials look elsewhere to show the tartreer rehas a heart as wellas a calculator. robert duval and a fi maker and a who's who of historians have taken a stand against the proposed location in orange county. >>> a courtroom appearance did thaenppay for enorjames von brunn brown. his attorneys argue he was too ill to attend. ce-year-old

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. >>> still to come, darkness at the break of dawn. millions staring at the skies over asia. efforts to combat the h1n1 virus are in full swing. the world's first human trial of a swine flu vaccine are under way. brian is coming back with a check of the weather. >>> you are watching abc 7 news at noon with doug mckelway, alison starling, and meteorologist brian van de graaff, the weather. this is abc 7 news and noon, on your side. >>> the first human trial of a swine flu vaccine are under way in australia. two biotech companies are injecting hundreds of adult volunteers with the trial vaccines. in australia alone there have been more than 14,000 confirmed cases of the swine flu. the companies hope at least one of the trials could lead to distribution of a vaccine as early as october. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is pushing for an end to north korea's nuclear program. clinton is in thailand, attending an asian security conference. after meeting with her counterparts from china, japan, russia, and south korea, clinton announced the countries agree with the u.s. on th

. >> we have a tangerine and turquoise summer dawn over the potomac river this morning.the bright spot in the east is venus. the bright not the southern sky is jupiter. they have a big full moon sitting in the western sky now. tempaturesround the region are in the 60s. near washington, near the bay, low 70s. near the mountains, in the 50s. for today, lots of highs reaching the mid-80s. you need sunblock or you'll have a serious sunburn without protection. norm the low 80s. low 80s again on friday. rather humid on saturday in the mid-80s. an isolated thundershower is possible, small chance. on sunday a greater chance for passing showers and thunder with highs in the 80s. it looks like it will be humid, too, but dry weather for monday and tuesday. now, jerry, good morning. how is the wednesday commute? >>> good morning to you. we'll head out to see how things are progressing. little bit by little bit we are getting busier from deal city to the capital beltway on 395. if you are headed southbound on 95, no worries there with the travel lanes available for you. elsewhere, we

since the dawn of time, these events have been shrouded in superstition.in india, people gathered at one of india's most sacred places of pilgrimage for hindus. there, people were offering prayers and bathed in the river, because it is dlooefed that doing so will cleanse one's sins. among the throngs, one woman was killed in a stampede. over in china, excited crowds watched as murky skies gradually darkened. and people gathered at beijing's observatory, looking at the sun through special filters, and telescopes to get a safe view of the eclipse. and in thailand, a more somber mood filled the templs. eclipses are to herald times of conflict. so, worshipers burnt incense at temples and prayed for peace. amid the awe, fascination and fears, scientists have said that the length of this eclipse have provided them an opportunity to learn more about the sun, especially its corona. a lunar eclipse occurs twice a year. scientists will have to wait until the next century, 2122, until the next one. >>> prosecutors in cambridge, massachusetts, have dropped charges aga

millions watched as the sun passed between the moon and earth before dawn. >> reporter: it was the longest total eclipse of the sun this century. across asia, people gathered outside, hoping to watch it. although it is monsoon season. in many areas, there were heavy clouds. the eclipse first became visuals in india, where thousands gathered by the river to observe and pray. as the sun disappeared behind the moon. the path of the eclipse made its way against nepal, myanmar and bangladesh and went straight through the middle of china, passing over shanghai before it ended over the pacific ocean south of japan. the total eclipse lasted 6:30 minutes, during which time the outer corona of the sun was visible around the moon. there will not be a longer eclipse until the year 2132. i see it, i see it, in the chinese capital of beijing. scientists warned people not to stare at the eclipse with the nakedive naked eye. many people had special dark glasses. in hanoi, some people found a different solution. "i watched the reflection in the lake." in manila in the philippines, they were lucky. >> it's