dc around 89 degrees. you are warming up to 87 degrees under partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions. here's your seven-day outlook. the heat and humidity, wednesday and thursday, it is on for those two days. in the mid to upper 90s. friday we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms. the good news is, the heat wave not lasting long. that is when also celebrate fairfax kicks off. a lot of us will be there throughout the three days on the weekend. saturday and sunday, a chance for showers and thunderstorms. not a washout as of now, but getting ready for that. i was up today getting my summer clothes out, so get ready for that the next couple of days. >> thank you, annie. you know how in the mid afternoon, an hour or two after lunch, but a while before you go home, it gets sleepy. your head starts bobbing a bit. we have a solution, it's called the ostrich. a combination pillow, cushion, and bed. and take a nap right at your desk. you put your hands and head inside there. not so good from hiding this from

we start with dc councilman, harry thomas. he's accused of using hundreds and thousands of dollars of public money and donations to charities for his own personal use. dc's attorney general is making the allegations if a million dollar civil suit. peggy fox joins us live from the wilson building with more on the story. > lesli, the lawsuit appears to outline what seems like a shell game. it says that thomas intervened in a major grant that was supposed to go to baseball to inner city kids and goes to this organization that thomas nose and that sends it back to thomas' group. instead of using that money for the kids, thomas uses it to buy a luxury car and go on golfing vacations. >> allegations are allegations. fact is fact. >> a defie i can't want defiant allegation. he bought this oudi with public money. it alleges the nonprofit thomas set up collected donations from businesses, the likes of children's national medical center and $5,000 from med star to be used to teach at risk kids golf and baseball. it was used for lavish t

but right around dc it is quiet for now. but again, tonight we have a slight chance for some storms and maybe some showers. currently though it is a nice night out there. 82 degrees in downtown. 79 in gaithersburg. martinsburg 81 degrees. and rues air force base up, 70s. today's high right around seasonal where we should be for this time of year. another heat wave coming this way. a stray shower still possible with a thunderstorm. monday morning maybe some areas of brief showers, scattered showers are possible. monday afternoon does look pretty nice and warmer and then the heat and humidity return. tonight though, partly cloudy. maybe a shower, isolated storms. lows around 65 degrees. winds are going to be light. our sunset at 8:30 p.m. tonight. the futurecast late tonight we could see some showers developing. closer to around midnight. including the district here. and then mainly the eastern bay. the shore and eastern bay could see some showers and thunderstorms go through it. tomorrow morning maybe some scattered showers a

that includes the entire dc area. right now temperatures are 88 in downtown. 84 manassas. 90 up north in frederick. that's warm. probably more on the upper 80s. martinsburg, 83 degrees. heat index values for right now, not too bad. the humidity is still, you know, not kicking up just yet. we see storms way off to the west. so for tonight, we are still expecting a nice night. here's a look at tonight's forecast. so partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. mild and muggy. lows 64 to 73 degrees. i'll let you know how long this heat wave lasts coming up later. >> all right, we have an update on the murder of a 12- year-old girl in gaithersburg last week. the medical examiner determined that jessica nguyen was stabbed to death. police were called to her home last tuesday night. there is no word on a suspect. jessica was a sixth grade honor roll student at gaithersburg middle school. >>> in georgetown, delaware, the trial of a pediatrician accused of abusing scores of patients started today. derek mcginty gives us a wrapup of t

around mid 60s for dc. 61 manassas and 65 degrees in leesburg. tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy and pleasant. grab the sunglasses. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. winds are going to be light. by the afternoon, lots of sun and very warm. air quality is code orange, which means unhealthy for sensitive groups. that includes children, the elderly, and people with asthma. highs tomorrow, 86 to 91 degrees and southwest winds 5 to 10. you will start to feel it a little more humid tomorrow. generally close to 90 for dc. 91 manassas. frederick, warmer at 94 degrees. here's your tuesday planner. 60s tomorrow morning at 7:00 as you are getting into work or school. by noon in the 80s and by 5:00, a lot of locations will be close to 90 degrees. here's your next three days. warming up to 97. thursday 96. slight chance for some thunderstorms. here's your seven-day outlook. wednesday and thursday, those are the hot and humid days. and then friday, we'll start to cool down a little bit here. that also is the kickoff for celebrate fairfax. a bunch of us

the record at dc is 98, for bwi and dulles it's 97. we're going to come close to some of these, if not tie them in a few spots. maybe we're talking some breaking records, and not just tomorrow, but thursday as well. thursday of the two days looks even hotter. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service. this will kick in at noon and go to 8:00 in the hottest part of the day. that heat advisory means a combination of humidity and temperature together makes it feel like 100 to 105. that's in the shade, don't forget that. with direct sun, you're talking about 120 degrees if you sit and bake in it. here are the next three days. tomorrow, 95 degrees at least. thursday, 97. isolated chance for a few thunderstorms to cool you off in the afternoon. believe me, you'll be jumping for joy if you get one of those. friday, the same deal. this is not widespread coverage. it's a slight chance and a little cooler obviously on friday and the friday temperature will be adjusting all through the week because very much department on wh

around 79 in dc. overnight clear to partly cloudy skies. mild and muggy. lows 64-70 degrees. it is going to be warm and muggy as well. so definitely wear light colored clothing and loose clothing as well. now, meanwhile the first heat related deaths of the season were reported in maryland today. scott broom is live on the weather terrace with the number. >> reporter: those deaths, annie, happened last week in anne arundel county in maryland. they were elderly individuals and the reports come just as some climate scientists are poised to produce a brand new study tomorrow with some really surprising results. they predict in only 20 years, super hot summers are likely to be the norm. and in that time, relatively cool years will be hotter than the hottest summers we get right now. how hot is it? try 105 this week in houston. temperatures so hot in wisconsin today that the pavement was buckling. all of this headed in washington's direction tomorrow. >> the emergence is an unprecedented heat regime has been occurring. >> reporter: and live tonight from stanford university in calif

dc's fire chief close behind. $187,000., fairfax county's fire chief ronald maston. >> obama gets less than that, doesn't he? it is outrageous. >> a lot lower than they should be. >> i'm an elected official. >> my reaction is they make more than school teachers and i'm like what's more important, teaching our children? >> you don't get paid a decent wage you won't get a decent person in the job. >> some officials agree with that. they criticize the high salaries but officials say it is critical to attract top people. virginia governormartin o'malley. less than one public safety official in all of the washington area. unofficial election results show leftist military man narrowly winning a presidential runoff in peru. the election snarled traffic in false church where 20,000 local peruvians jammed two schools to cast their votes. for some people the vote also cost them a hefty towing fee after tow trucks cleared dozens of cars parked behind a local mcdonald's. >> i was look forge my car and then everybody was sitting in the

now wednesday around the dc district area, we are looking good. it's out toward the west where we see a chance of isolated thunderstorms popping up. tonight looks good here. looking at clear to partly cloudy conditions. mild and muggy. lows 64 to 73 degrees. and winds will be light. now tomorrow morning as you are heading out the door going to work, what can you expect? partly cloudy and warm? wear light colored clothes, loose fitting. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. winds will be light. and in the afternoon, lots of sunshine. hot and humid. air quality is code orange, which means unhealthy for sensitive groups. highs tomorrow 94 to 98 degrees. in downtown around 97, but check out culpeper. 101 is our forecast high for tomorrow. and 97 in martinsburg. it's going to be a hot one tomorrow. day planner breaks down like this. 60s and 70s in the morning. by noon, already warming up into the 90s. here's your seven-day outlook. all right, hot and humid through tomorrow through thursday. chance for some isolated storms. friday, we have a cold front comin

basically includes the dc area and basically east of the ridge. and we're going to probably see this advisory be extended. i think through thursday, would not be surprised if that happens. the heat advisory, the criteria is, heat index from 100 to 105. so maybe exercise in the morning. take pets out early in the morning as well. heat index. the so yes. right now it is 86 degrees downtown. 82 in martinsburg. hagerstown coming in at 80 degrees and culpeper 84 degrees on this tuesday evening. sot hot and humid weather is on its way. mild and a bit muggy tonight. heat advisory until wednesday, 8:00 p.m. thursday hot and humid again. kind of a repeat of wednesday. and then thursday night to be unsettled in some locations. we'll show you where in a little bit. now to beat the heat. stay hydrated. drink lots of water. limit your time in the sunshine, especially direct sunshine and don't forget your pets. do not leave them inside your car. if you can, bring them inside with the air-conditioning. here's your future cast. we aren't expecting anything for th

cc:telemundo network díaz balart: hola, muy buenos dÍas, desde washington dc, esto es "enfoque".racias por dejarme ser parte de su domingo 12 de junio. amigos, tenemos mucho que hablar en la maÑana de hoy. la semana pasada elecciones verdaderamente fascinantes en perÚ. ¿quÉ quiere decir, no sÓlo para perÚ y latinoamÉrica, sino tambien para estados unidos, la victoria de ollanta humala? vamos a analizar eso. y ademÁs, no se pueden perder una charla interesantÍsima con manÁ. mÓnica noguera fue hasta espaÑa para hablar con ellos. eso mÁs adelante. pero vamos a comenzar hablando de algo que nos preocupa, nos concierne a todos dentro de la comunidad hispana. estamos viendo el aumento de las comunidades seguras en distintas partes de estados unidos, continÚan los esfuerzos estatales para crear leyes anti-indocumentados. y sin embargo, aquÍ en washington los polÍticos de ambos partidos, en cuanto a una reforma migratoria ¡nada! ¿con quiÉn vamos a hablar de esto? nadie mejor que clarissa martÍnez, del consejo nacional de la raza. quÉ gusto en verte. gracias. >>buenos dÍas. gracias a ti.

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the dc officer was held without bond on a charge of first- degree murder and manslaughter. wright and her family claimsphillips is jail n's father a mat to be decide by dna testing after a paternity test on the child important hearing on the morning the mother and daughter were killed. >> i think for everybody in the community we share the family's pain. we share their pain and we look forward to prosecuting the case. >> phillips has been a vice detector with the metropolitan police department since 2003. he's worked there as a narcotics officer. >>> a woman in baltimore county says a man climbed right through a window and attempted to sexually assault her and police are looking for this man, 23-year-old ronald preston. police say back in april, he climbed into the window of a home in the 5600 block of uteric road. he was attempting to sexually assault the victim when she woke up. he left when she opened her eyes. anyone with information on this person should contact 1-866-7- lockup. >>> as the school year comes to evened, more and more teens will be out on the roads and aa

a network ahead. >> we have more on the scandals rocking dc city hall. using money to buy himself an suv and take a personal triiscussed thomas's fe on some council committees. matt ackland joins us with the latest from the story. >> reporter: shawn, as you know, i spent a lot of time at city hall and it's rare to have council members not comment on camera. they made a deal today with chairman brown that they wouldn't speak about what happened inside the meeting, but a few council members told me off camera it was not pleasant. >> i am now going to move to close this meeting. all in favor say aye. >> reporter: it was a vote by full council to shut the media out. the door slammed and chairman brown talked council members into keeping a lid on what was said. why? brown would only say this after the meeting. >> i would ask my colleagues to remain hopefully as quiet as possible until we come together tomorrow with the announcement. >> reporter: a few minutes later we went to council member thomas's office where we found council member marion barry walking ou

. >> a dc police officer charged with the murder of a 20-year- old mother now faces a manslaughter charge for killing a one-year-old girl who may be his own daughter. were discovered in a park thursday night. they were last seen here in baltimore county. prosecutors say 39-year-old richmond left her in the park and left the baby buckled in her car seat sweltering in the heat. >> they got him. i hope he gets the death penalty. i want him to get the death penalty. >> reporter: the victim's family demanded to speak in court. asked for justice and reminded him that told would have been jay lynn's first birthday. >> i think everybody in this community share this family's pain. >> reporter: the victim and the suspect were supposed to be in court last week for a paternity hearing. the mother and daughter never made it to court. family suspected phillips from the start. >> the night before this case he called her and told her to meet him at the park. >> reporter: he faces first degree murder and manslaughter charges. >> we look forward to progress the case and -- proking the case -- prosecuting t

night across charm city, take a look at the radar, we find nothing on it, little ground clutter toward dc, that's not rain. things dry although again the humidity has climbed foresees and we will see that moisture level continue to increase next couple days, along with the air temperature, i think tomorrow we will get to 90 or so on mount vernon. if you are lucky a bit more of a breeze off the edge of the water but the temperature warming up quickly too. 88 tomorrow. and most spots will probably be in the upper 80's downtown a highley concreted area, just over 90, a lot of sun, air quality alert up code orange, across most of the state of maryland for poor air quality and sensitive groups, skies remain clear up and down the east coast. quiet on the range. what we are watching is the heat and the humidity levels that continue to increase across the south and also -- points in the midwest. you can see near 70 dew points, 72 charleston, that's that really muggy, cut it with a knife kind of humidity. that's humid area long with hot air in this tropical ridge pushing north as we go forward in

of america, alexandria, va; jordan burnham, mental health advocate, active minds inc., washington, dc; dr. wendy greene, assistant director of trauma and critical care and program developer, screening, brief interventions and referral to treatment program, howard university hospital, washington, dc. fran, what is the definition of behavioral health, and how do we distinguish between prevention, early intervention, and treatment within that definition? the definition for behavioral health for samhsa is we are taking the substance abuse and mental health prevention, intervention, and treatment programs, and we are encasing it within the disorder realm. so substance abuse, prevention, intervention, and treatment are exactly the same, same levels, and so is mental health. we are finding that mental health properties for prevention, especially, are very similar to the properties of substance abuse, and treatment is different in one respect, but the intervention to get people into treatment is very similar. it is similar, but there are differences between the treatment aspect of substance u

>> yes, he was, ma'am, the was the israeli military attache to the israeli embassy in washington, dc. >> -- imply that either egyptian military intellen were working with the palestinian radical wing in preparation for the yom kippur war, and they ever heard anything like that before. is that surmise on your part is or is there evidence of a wider ranging involvement between the intelligence services of the two arab nations that launched the yom kippur war and the radical palestinians? >> could i not find any specific evidence to indicate there was a link, but if you go back and look at the intelligence failures surrounding the yom cup purr war, the enter afghanistan centers on an individual named ashroft, code-named the angel either egypt or arab's best spy, and curiously, he either fell to his death a few years ago in london, or was tossed off the balcony and it's, again, depending on who you want to believe. but he allegedly had been providing very granular intelligence to mossad on egypts war plans to invade israel, and he is the subject of a high degree of controversy. i had a ve

i say the same thing in a humbled church community in dc. i just didn't see it. asked the emaum where the money was from, and he said it's locally raised. such a small community, not an affluent muslim community, i just don't see it, fred. you look at saudi funding. as i said, 80%, and there must be a bigger force at work. it's just the facts. >> host: let's talk about saudi money. you point out 80% of the mosques built in the country are probably getting some kind of infusion of saudi money. if they are essentially the money people, are the operation people, the communication, the public relation infrastructure, the so-called chief operating officers of the growing infrastructure of the muslim brotherhood, is that fair to say? i want to talk about the muslim brotherhood. that seems to be part of the threat that we either do not acknowledge or no about, but won't talk about. >> guest: the saudis provide the money and the brotherhood provide the ideology. the brotherhood who ascended now in egypt and may gain control in that country, in the 1950s, 60, the egyptian

en el noreste pero notamos señores la imagen lo dice todo desde 97° a la gran manzana 73 washington dccáncer. cada año 6 millones de personas mueren por el consumo de tabaco en el mupd para el 2012 científicos dicen ta estará disponible una vacuna para tratar a los fumadores. cada vez más mujeres culpan a los videos juegos del fracaso de su matrimonio el 15% de los divorcios está ocasionado por la consolas de video ya que los esposos pasan horas al frente del televisor en vez de dedicar tiempo a su pareja. >>> yo lo vende ray. >>> aprende a jugar con tu marido y pa sala bien, vende el equipo. >>> bueno, interesante, bueno, y el año pasado era 5% shg ahora estamos en 15. >>> ya lo tienen ahí, hay más en primer impacto no se pierda las declaraciones de una amiga de la mujer que tuvo un hijo con schwartzenegger, más adelante el sue"sueño americano" se convier en una pesadilla. y acompáñenos a un happy hour diferente donde se disfruta de manera saludable y se lanzan por una ladera tras una rueda de queso. fiscales militares presentaron nuevos cargos contra khalid sheikh mohammed, preso en

----durante una conferencia de prensa en "washington dc", un funcionario del departamento de estado dijo "manuel zelaya" al pÍs es un paso en esa direccÓn por lo que considera que honduras debe ser readmitido a la "organizacion de estados americanos", la "oea". ---antes de la pausa veamos un adelanto de la accÓn deportiva con "bernardo osuna". ♪ con sólo ser amable ♪ no sabe cuánto puede ayudar - gracias. ♪ al ayudar una mano dar... st. louis 4 san francisco 3 ya esta listo bernardo osuna con los deportes.. ---la proxima vez que ande por el "golden gate", sera mejor que esÉ alerta.---los peatones deberan tener cuidado de no ser atropellados por un ciclista, y quienes andan en bici deberan ser cautelosos de no llevarse por delante un peaton.---la acera "oeste" del puente "golden gate" estara cerrada por cuatro meses para realizar obras que mejoraran la resistencia de la estructura colgante en caso de un terremoto.---los encargados del "golden gate" consideran poner una linea divisoria en la banqueta del lado "este" para dividir por Ónde van los peatones y por Ónde andan los ciclistas. --t

supers dc --en peru...cuzco daÁ la bienvenida a 200 piezas arquelogicas devueltas este aÑo por la universidad de yale. --estos tesoros estuvieron en manos de la institucion educativa durante 100 aÑos. --su retorno a la nacion sudamericana ocurriÁ en el marco de los festejos por el centenario del descubrimiento de la ciudadela inca.--los valiosos articulos fueron sacados de peru por su descubridor el cientifico "hiram bingham". regresamos con la accion deportiva. bernardo osuna y los deportes... --maÑana, procure dejar el auto en --maÑana, procure dejar el auto en casa y si sufre de males respiratorios, trate de no practicar actividades al aire libre.---y es que ante las condiciones atmosfericas desfavorables para la dispersion de contaminantes, las autoridades decretaron este martes como "dia para cuidar el aire" o "spare the air day" como se le conoce en ingÉs.--las zonas de livermore y san jose, suelen ser las que presentan mas problemas de smog.--se recomienda compartir el auto con compaÑeros de trabajo

percepción de muchos en la industria, pero las cifras a nivel nacional no son nada alentadoras washington dcu inventario que no han sacado al mercado >>> este economista explica que los bancos han guardado propiedades >>> en momento que pone más casas en venta, hunde todavía más un mercado que está ya hundido >>> en marzo, muchas viviendas se vendieron por menos a lo que el dueño la compró y los que finalmente deciden comprar, se enfrentan a bancos que poco quieren prestar >>> y es por eso que el famoso sueño americanod de tener una casa propia, se está desvaneciendo >>> todos habíamo pensado que la propiedad nunca pierde valor, pero eso es falso >>> muchos están pensando por rentar en vez de comprar 700 mil familias más rentan >>> aunque la recuperación ha sido dura y difícil, por lo menos siente que es real >>> yo realmente como profesional me siento mejor, porque hay personas que están comprando un valor real >>> el ex gobierno lanzó hoy su candidatura a la nominación presidencial republicano, diciendo que su prioridad es hacer todo lo posible por generar empleos y el congreso de californ

---"ione molinares" nos ofrece Ás detalles desde "washington dc".alifornia. ---los 46 asambleistas democratas votaron a favor y los 25 republicanos en contra de permitir que los jovenes indocumentados reciban ayuda financiera del estado para asistir a la universidad.---el autor de la medida, el asambleista democrata de los angeles "gil cedillo" ha presentado este proyecto todos los aÑos desde 2005, y todos los aÑos el ex gobernador "schwarzenneger" los veÓ. ---durante su campaÑa electoral, el actual gobernador "jerry brown" se comprometio a promulgar la ley si es aprobada en ambas camaras de la legislatura estatal. ---los legisladores de california quieren limitar el uso de las camaras de bronceado entre los adolescentes, advirtiendo que aumentan el riesgo de desarrollar Áncer de piel. ---con 24 votos a favor y 9 en contra, el senado estatal aprobo hoy la prohibicÓn de bronceado artificial para cualquier persona menor de 18 aÑos.---el patrocinador de la medida "sb-746", el senador deÓcrata "ted lieu", indico que con esto se protegeÁ a los jovenes de

---"fernando pizarro" nos envio el siguiente reportaje desde "washington dc" ---mientras los democratasacion sobre la conducta inapropiada del congresista "anthony weiner", los republicanos insisten en que debe renunciar a su cargo tras el escandalo sexual en el que se ha visto involucrado a traves de las redes sociales. ---"alex roland" nos dice qÉ le depara al legislador. ---al igual que los demas trabajadores municipales, el alcalde y los concejales de san jose se ajustaron el cinturon para hacer frente a un deficit de presupuesto de 115-millones de dolares.---los miembros del concejo de la ciudad aprobaron una recomendacion para reducir sus salarios y beneficios (al igual que los del alcalde "chuck reed") en un 10%. ---"reed" vera su salario reducido de 127-mil a 114-mil dolares al aÑo... los concejales ganaban 90-mil dolares anuales y ahora ganaran 81-mil.---la semana pasada los miembros del concejo votaron a favor de reducir en un 10% los sueldos y las prestaciones que reciben los empleados municipales representados por 4 sindicatos. ---si vive en san carlos, aseÚrese de cerrar su

he works for dc's crime division.rything is solved he comes in and explains it. >> he was one of the guys who allowed for -- they carried the campaign that attacked me. am i not the source in why am i not on to talk about the show. it is a misnomer. >> more like unreliable sources. >> have i criticism. >> what? >> i was not in this block at all. face time. >> you told me before the show don't come up to me at half time. >> i didn't want to -- you to bleed all over-the-counter. >> don't worry, i sucked it off of his hand. >> and then he did a tau kilo shot. >> there was no chance. all right, andy, are you done? >> i sure am. >>> coming up, how does one fire a servant who is not working out? it is the new book "i stacked him in the face and bloody eyes. wait a second. we are doing a story on christopher titus. >>> he put the ass in assassin. on monday he appeared on the great adam corolla show. she defended her interpretation of paul revere's ride. in the cliff, he says what he would do if palin were elected president.

---desde "washington dc", "fernando pizarro" nos dice qué significaría esto para los indocumentados bannereliseodina, ---el fiscal del condado de santa clara decidio no imponerle cargos a una mujer de "morgan hill" cuyo vehiculo fue robado con su bebe adentro.---el pasado 31 de mayo, "maribel corona" dejo su auto con las llaves puestas y su bebita de un mes de nacida adentro, mientras ella entraba a un banco de alimentos en la iglesia "st. catherine de morhan hill" . ---la recien nacida fue encontrada tres horas mas tarde en salinas.---el fiscal considero que se trató de un descuido grave, pero que la madre nunca quiso hacerle daño a su hija. --un incendio causo estragos en la escuela primaria "king" de richmond y las autoridades creen que el siniestro fue provocado.--las llamas se desataron anoche en el plantel localizado en la cuadra 200 de la calle 39 destruyendo gran parte de un antiguo inmueble que iba a ser demolido durante el verano.--el proximo aÑo escolar las clases seran impartidas en un nuevo edificio aledano.--mas de 20 bomberos lucharon durante 45 minutos por contener las llamas; 2

---"fernando pizarro" nos amplia la informacion desde "washington dc" maribel hastings, ---en san franciscoosicion 8" volvieron a los tribunales para pedirle a un juez que anule el fallo del magistrado "vaughn walker" contra la polemica medida. ---el juez "james ware" dijo que tomara una decision lo mas pronto posible, lo cual podria ocurrir en las proximas 24 horas.---el aÑo pasado el magistrado "walker" determino que la "proposion 8" es inconstitucional.--los promotores de la medida, alegan que la decision de "walker" pudo haber sido motivada por conflictos de interes debido a que él mismo es "gay", y en un futuro podria casarse con su pareja con quien sostiene una relacion desde hace 10 aÑos. ---la ciudad de "alameda" tiene un nuevo jefe de policia. ---se trata de "mike noonan", quien ha sido el jefe interino del departamento de policia de alameda desde julio de 2010. ---"noonan" ha trabajado para esta agencia del orden desde 1986... en 1998 lo ascendieron a sargento, en 2002 llego a ser teniente y en 2008 lo nombraron capitan de la policia de alameda.---"noonan" ecÓ a andar un programa

. >>> hasta ahora sólo san francisco y washington dc tienen leyes en milwuaukee una ley está muy litigionfermedad, esto no es sólo algo que afecta a los trabajadores si no, que también se skeen que a sus familias, está comprobado que los hijos de los trabajadores que no tienen este beneficio son enviados a las escuelas cuando se encuentran enfermos, en los Ángeles, univision. >>> bueno pasamos con edna y un adelanto de noticiero univision. >>> esta noche como si fuera poco los tornados y las inundaciones la ola de calor que invade gran parte del noreste del país causa problemas para miles de residentes. y lo de sara palin es un secreto a voces está cada vez más cerca a anunciar sus así sppiracionesa casa blanca. : una pausa y regresamos con el más sonado escándalo de la fifa quem en 2010 las ganancias de fifa fueron de 200 millones casi el toldo del producto interno bruto de una nación como belice, además, entre 2006 y 2010 la fifa ganó 639 millones graso al aporte de las copas mundiales. joseph plater inaugura el congreso 61 de fifa en medio de un skwand escándalo de la organización que

only washington dc posted a gain. nationwide prices have declined to 2002 levels.conomists say that's real estate may not have hit bottom yet. >>> stocks soared today. the dow gained 120 points. the nasdaq rose 38 and at the same time a was unkind to wall street. standard and pours is down 10.5%. >>> the east bay water district is considering a rate hike. they say it is needed because people simply are not using enough water. a public hearing and a vote is scheduled for june 14. >>> the disturbing death of a man in the waters off alameda has changed the way that crews in the city response to water rescues. >> reporter: he still cannot believe what happened. >> i thought that was appalling. these officials were going to let this happen. >> reporter: he was playing volleyball when a man walked into the water to commit suicide. this is a photo of some firefighters on the beach. neither of them tried to rescue this man. the coast guard said the water was too shallow to get a boat and after about an hour a female bystander got to the man but it was too late. >> you woul

there's a whole ac/dc theme throughout the day. >> stephen: have you missed being on television? been huge stories over the last 145 days. >> like what? something -- >> stephen: we're at war with another country in the last 145 days. have you missed reporting on that? >> unfortunately we're always at war with another country, aren't we? seriously -- >> stephen: no. >> okay. >> stephen: have you missed being on tv? >> not particularly. it's nice. you don't have to shave every day. if i didn't think i was going to be back on tv eventually i'm sure i would have missednb it. there's always another anthony weiner coming down the lineç here. there's always another story. the only thing that ended in the last 145 days was bin laden's heart heartbeat. everything else there's another story coming down the line. >> stephen: that was a big story. you didn't get to cover it. >> i'm sure there will be other big stories. >> stephen: current tv is what channel in every city? >> we're 103 here in manhattan and 37-something on dish. 358 on direct. >> stephen: is al gore's network. >> al gore is

conseguir el trabajo de sus sueños le está pasando a un brillante estudiante hispano y desde washington dc tiene la controversia. >> juan gómez es un estudiante excepcional, muy hábil en las finanzas pero ni ese talento parece ayudarle. >> está a la espera de su expulsión a colombia por ser indocumentado. >> la única bandera que yo, que he cantado el himno nacional ha sido estados unidos, nunca lo he cantado para colombia ni sé el de colombia. >> se siente estadounidense porque sus padres lo trajeron cuando apenas tenía un 1 años, ahora tiene 21 a pocos días de graduarse con honores de la famosa universidad de george twon obtuvo uno de los contratos con las compañías bancarias más prestigiosas de walt street. >> estuve a punto de llorar, sabiendo que iba a cambiar mi vida. >> pero es difícil celebrar cuando hay una deportación pendiente. >> su calvario comenzó hace 4 años cuando inmigración le negó el asilo político a su familia. >> entraron a las 6 de la mañana y tocaron la puerta y yo me acuerdo de mi papá corriendo y diciendo aquí está la migración y han llegado. >> y póngase la ropa po

. >> jon: it's presidential inauguration, dc. she's run. >> she's not running [music playing] >> sounds like the spwus about to leaveel. i better sca datel. >> jon: her bus horn plays hail to the chief. >> no, i'm pretty sure that's wheels on the bus. the whiles on the bus they go around what's the most amazing ...was it something big? ...or something small? ...something old? ...or something new? ...or maybe, just maybe ...it's something you haven't seen yet. the 2nd generation of intel core processors. stunning visuals, intelligent performance. this is visibly smart. >> jon: welcome back to the program. did i have a nice vacation? you know, this time i was really excited to come back to work because we had a doozy teed up here. a little story about a congressman, twitter account and a photo of what may or may not have been his (bleep). >> he came from congressman anthony weiner's twitter account over the weekend. a photo of an anonymous man's bulging underwear. the picture immediately deleted from his account was sent to this 21

i want to introduce tracy brown in the audience >> stand up >> the dc y. and it's going to be tracy's job to think about and plan for the bus program. tracy, d.c. yf.org. >> when we say questions, we mean questions not comments >> hi. my name is susan stone. i am on victim mediation. it's alive and well. my question is i want to acknowledge your commitment and passion. is there a place in the schools in this community where we can stop the cycle of shame and blame. both on the offenders because these crimes are among the youth under 18. we would love to see that program happen. there are 22 people and we would love to see it in san francisco. >> we have already started that program. in fact, jim dierck has that in his school. we want to get it in every single school. >> yeah, i wanted to say, as superintendent mentioned. we do have peer courts. i have sat through the sessions myself. it does seem like it has a better impact. the second thing is coordination. once you have san francisco peer court and into the room. community response. the schools have to h

airways flight in washington, dc today after a bomb threat. all passengers got off the plane safely. officials temporarily halted flights there while the bomb squad inspected all the luggage. they did not find any explosives, and the person accused of making the threat is in custody. >>> there are still some delays for united passengers, but things are getting back to normal. a five-hour computer outage shut down the airline fry -- friday night. they blame the glitch on network connectivity issue. anyone planning to fly united today, print out your boarding pass at home instead of airport kiosk. >>> six plus nineteen, equals time to celebrate. >>> well, is it hot enough for you today? it's going to get hotter. . i've got your pinpoint forecast. stay tuned. ♪ stay inside? nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. one more reason chevy traverse delivers more. in plenty of green at the box office. "the green lantern," starring >>> another superhero saga raked in plenty of green at the box office, the green lantern starr

temperature wise, 73 in dc. points have come up, a little more muggy than it was the last two days and that's going to stick around. we'll get into that in just a mow men. as far as our high, 83 degrees is where we topped out. average is 80 degrees and we'll extend the entire five-day forecast above this average and way above it in some cases. this is how it comes together. here's the batch of storms from this morning, moved off to the south, a couple more fired up through the evening hours are making their way down to the south. there is not a lot of that action. that will die down during the overnight hours. tomorrow, it calms down, pretty comfortable day. tuesday, a new warm front comes in our direction, the clouds with it, the chance for a shower or two. the warm front will bring in hot and muggy air, jumping our highs back into the mid-90s for the second half of the week. >> out on the waters, variable winds at five knots, forecast, -- tomorrow, we go up to 84 degrees, sunny to partly cloudy and take a look

and big news from dc comics. is relaunching the superman comic in september and when they do, the man of steel will have an all-new look. this is the new superman costume on the right. he still has the blue suit and the red cape but his belt is changing from yellow to red and his underpants are now under his pants. between superman and anthony weiner, that look is popular. and he's also wearing uggs instead of regular boots. it's a little disturbing. these heroes, you grow up with them, they suddenly change. it's weird. we don't update santa every ten years. he's santa. he looks how he looks. i feel like superman should be the same way. but i'm not an expert, so, we went out on hollywood boulevard today to speak to some people who are experts on that subject. and here now is what the characters of hollywood boulevard who live outside our building had to say about superman's new look. >> um -- i don't like the fact that they have given him a red belt and taken out his shorts and i don't like that they changed the