. >> reporter: david dixon was once a member of an emergency medical team, and a fishing and hunting guide. since a disabling motorcycle accident, he struggles with chronic pain and nausea, overuse of medications and episodes of depression and anxiety. in a 14-month period he went to the e.r. 42 times. >> i just want to have a better life. i want to be able to wake up in the morning and have a halfway decent day. i'd like to be able to make plans for tomorrow morning. >> reporter: in just a few weeks, the team has helped dixon to reconnect him with a pain specialist and link him up to a pharmacist to sort out the many medications he is on. >> are you taking that one also pretty regularly? >> there's so many medicines i'm taking that, i don't know which ones are really helping and which ones aren't at this point. >> reporter: dixon, like so many high-needs patients, has mental health issues. specialists in kalispell are in short supply, so starling typically gets advice from an expert some distance away about how best to work with patients. >> it sounds like you've been using a lot of

this is reassuring results from dixons car phone, jamie.00 million barrierfor its pre—tax profits for the first time. like for like sales up 4% and profit margins pretty sta ble. like sales up 4% and profit margins pretty stable. so all of that looks solid and given that there are fears for the health of the british high street at the moment, that comes across as reassuring and dixons car phone shares are up this morning. it is in some senses a mixed picture though because if you look at the electricicals business, that's selling washing machines, computers, gaming, all that side of the business, that's doing well, but the mobile phones business, the old carphone warehouse part of the business, that's looking as the company says a bit more challenging and there are various reasons for that. one is that handset prices are getting higher and that's eroding profit margins. there was the recall of the galaxy note 7 and the samsung model that had a tendency to burst into fla m es model that had a tendency to burst into flames last year. that had

we could be tracking a stray shower or thunderstorm later today, especially near the mason-dixon line. and a fewme clouds sprinkles off to the north, but that is pretty much it moving forward today. notice our daytime high just flirting with 90. it will feel quite warm, especially with the sunshine beating down through about 6:00. good pool afternoon if you could take a dip after work. the d.c. united game takes off at seven club 30 tonight. as halftime, already or still in the mid-70's by the end of the game, low 70's. partly cloudy skies tonight. as we wake up tomorrow morning, notice our temperatures in the 60's to low 70's, factoring in higher dew points tomorrow. i think it will feel more humid that today. coming up, a look at your later week forecast and tracking some showers and thunderstorms this weekend. stay tuned. now, theing right mural featuring 15 faces on the side of this chili bowl is complete. we have been waiting for months to see the finished product. the wait is over. the city has unveiled the neural. the people featured have either made or are making a big impact

. >> this is a live look at the scene near dixon landing road. traffic reporter alexis smith has more. alexis, no injuries, right? >> nothing serious. that's really lucky. vehicles quite crunched up here. this happened about 9:45 this morning. that dump truck that was involved blew a tire, shot across all lanes of traffic and then collided with a smaller sedan, a nissan and then a tour bus was involved as well. here's a look at the sigalert. northbound 880 just past dixon landing. a bit of a backup on the northbound side. a little less than a mile. probably two miles on the southbound side and we did have sky 7 overhead a short time ago. let's take a look at the sri. here's the backup approaching the collision. we did hear from the tour bus company that owns the bus that was involved with this. lux bus america, said everyone on their bus is okay. they are very glad they didn't have the injuries. we know there was a nissan involved, and they were really crunched up against that media. we're hearing from our crew on the scene that this nissan is go

vacaville had street flooding and also a dixon with .37.had heavier amounts and some of the higher elevations and novato had a third of an inch. we had some cold and shower activity, sebastopol at .18, and that cornelis district had .09, and brentwood had .06. these were significant wind gusting at 35 to 52 miles an hour and it was windy yesterday. things will calm down a little bit today but the sierra is still getting snow. the clouds are eroding and moving south as this low moods off into nevada. file this away because it never rains in june, but yes it does. this is unseasonably strong and deep, and watch out because when it goes through the rockies and the central plains it will be a major severe weather. blustery and breezy but not is windy today with 40s on a lot of the temperatures. quite cool and 42 in kelseyville, reports of helen lake county in kelseyville of the weekend. 47 in windsor, 46 in mill valley, petaluma at 44. a few upper 30s sunday morning and i think us all 36 and 38 and that is very cool for june. 36 in truckee and

we are back with peter dixon and geraldine sundstrom.eter when you look at the tech space, there is something about the culture. is there something -- what is the translation across the industry? is it just within the valuation, or can be one of culture? >> there are a number of issues here. from my perspective, uber has jumped into the space and created a new market. it is not following any business model we have seen from other industries. i mean, what tends to happen in the tech space, the company is, they do well, and sometimes they do well. if they survive, they do well. we have the big five tech companies in the u.s. sitting on huge piles of cash. they are being criticized for not using that cash for better purposes and uber is not at that kind of level. it is at a different level in terms of what is happening right now. francine: geraldine, what is your take on tech valuation? >> i think when i look at the gap valuation of the growth of the market versus tech, tech has profoundly changed the amount of free cash flow that these com

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maybe a stray shower near the mason-dixon line. celebrate fairfax underway today and tomorrow. 90's. the first day of the heat wave kicking. it will feel very hot and steamy vice sunday, the gusts of this high pressure system moving off the coast line. the southwesterly winds and bring back the heat and the humid air. this is typically what we see during summertime. we could be challenging or breaking records for the early half of the week. 95 and 96 on monday and tuesday. that is what we are forecasting. we could be breaking a few records. if you have any activities sunday through tuesday, it is going to be very mild. all of this hot. pools.heat up along the wednesday we start to track some wet weather. thunderstorms through friday. father's day is looking a little unsettled. enjoy your weekend and stay cool. ♪ tom went shington the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for

all the action is forth of the mason dixon line. severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 tonight. no watches for the metro area. scattered showers likely through the evening hours and the heavier rain tonight to the morning. show you the hourly forecast as we move through the everything. temperatures call through the 80's. the outdoor plans look okay. but keep a watchful eye on the sky for passing showers. heaviest not until after midnight tonight. 4:00 tomorrow morning, hagerstown, winchester. woodstock looking to the heavy rain. 6:00 a.m. it's over the district. the best news is we are going to get all of this moving out mid-morning. skies will clear and the temperatures warm up nicely close to 90 degrees for daytime high. cooler air next week. >> signed, sealed and delivered. t.j. is not leaving washington soon. he is staying with the caps for a long time. the caps just announced they resigned oshie to eight-year, $80 million contract that breaks down to $5.7 million a year. last season the right winger tied for a team high of 33 goals with alex ovechkin. the quote "tough times

there was a crew of eight on board this submarine, and the captain we knew beforehand, was george e dixon. he was in charge of navigating ,he submarine, steering the sub directing it towards its target. the other members of the crew primarily power the summary. it had a hand crank, and each crewman would turn at his station, and that would turn the propellers. that is how they powered the submarine. it was a very simple device, designed to be practical and accomplish its task. that was to attack. this method of attack, it had a small -- mounted on lower portions of the bow, and on the end of that was an explosive device. it was called a torpedo, but it was basically a bomb. they were trying to impact these ships with an explosive device, and then back away and returned the to shore, ideally that next night they could get another bomb and sink another ship. but this disappeared. it was a mystery for so many years. froms discovered 1000 feet the ship at saint, which was still offshore, and starting with the recovery operation, its location, what doesn't the -- 1000 feet from that ship, know

primary told the north, in your mason dixon and i'll show you there in a second. head to the 80's, will be low, mid 80's more to the south and unsettled days ahead, it's mixed up on the weather buffet. here be a look at satellite and radar. things are calm. in the much going on, right to the north is where we got a little bit of activity happening up in pennsylvania. where they've got a little bit of piece of energy from a trough. so that is where i can't rule thought just possibly maybe, some of that might kind of make its way down and head a little bit across our northern neighborhoods and scoot off here more to the northeast. it could be just a passing isolated shower, nothing else other than that. we're talking i saw on futurecast, kind of showed up between the 7:00 to 8:00 hour, then out of the way, we'll watch it. other than that, it's dry. 83 right now in dc. 78 in gaithersburg. 79 this hour at dulles, manassas at 82. 81 for fredericksberg. 75 at winchester, warm at 79, we got 77 to the west at cumberland >> if we take a look at national temperatures there'

. >> one of those friends is adrian dixon. >> this is my best friend. i talk to dix more than -- more than anybody else. >> so we've seen ups and downs. we know all of the flaws in our character. and we try to make each other -- >> i have no flaws in my character, don't let her fool you. >> right. it breaks my heart because i know that she is a -- a good person. i just wish -- i know that her appeal's going to work in her favor. i know. >> don't make me cry. >> you learn to be a family when you're incarcerated. i mean, it's kind of neat to see the groups of people that become friends in here. because they're people that you would never associate with out there. but you come in here, everyone's facing the same hurts and the same hangups so we kind of lean on each other for that. you know in 20 years i'm going to be so good at this game. >> hilberling might need all of the support she can muster. her sentencing, which could be up to 25 years in state prison, is only days away. robert hill is also facing an uncertain future as he awaits trial for first-deg

a few clouds along the mason-dixon line, dry overnight. keep the windows open. no need to worry about rain. 62 early tomorrow morning, fairfax 62, 60 woodbridge, upper 50's manassas. , dry tomorrow morning, beautiful sunrise, a few showers popping up. freshly updated, winchester, woodstock, harrisonburg, i-81 about 3 p.m. tomro out. a dry rush-hour commute tomorrow evening. the day planner, the heat and humidity crank up, near 90 degrees the high, above average this time of year. in terms of the heat index factors, 95 is what it will feel like saturday. sunday a little hotter, closer to 100. the fourth of july long holiday forecast, blue 90's saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. confident we will get the fireworks in with no problems tuesday night. we keep the wet weather going next week. several days 90 degrees or better. alison: steve, thank you. up next, a heartwarming story. it starts with a guy who walks six miles a day to get to in from work. nancy: this week his life ch nancy: this is a great story. threeday, justin walks mouse to work in the texas heat and

fairfield 106, dixon 108. definitely dangerous heat.could carry on over through the start of the work week. we're expecting hotter temps even tomorrow as we head into father's day we could see more triple digits than today. today's forecast expecting a predicted high of 98 in livermore. half moon bay 67, san francisco 76, so definitely a great idea to get away, but that means the beaches will probably be pretty packed. today we'll be in the 60s and the 70s in pacifica if you're heading to half moon bay. but keep in mind a couple of beach safety tips. it is father's day weekend. a lot of people will be out and about. if you do get caught in a rip current, swim parallel to the rip current, parallel to the water, never try to swim against it. always check for warning flags. that temperature trend in concord expected to be one of the hottest for today. we'll be climbing into the triple digits for the afternoon and over the next several days san francisco will stick to the 70s. but as that high pressure continues to build in, this dangerous

michael vick finds dennis dixon for a 60-yard touchdown.o tie. he catches this pass to make it 26-26. in the fourth quarter, vick finds evan rodriguez, the former chicago bear scored four times as team vick onwins the league hopes to launch a full slate of games next summer. don't know if that league's going to make it. >> michael vick still throws a laser. >> i don't know if people want to watch flag football. >>> abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile twices

michael vick finds dennis dixon for a 60-yard touchdown. terrelle owens team would come back to tie. he catches this pass to make it 26-26. in the fourth quarter, vick finds evan rodriguez, the former chicago bear scored four times as team vick onwins the league hopes to launch a full slate of games next summer. don't know if that league's going to make it. >> michael vick still throws a laser. >> i don't know if people want to watch flag football. >>> abc 7 news continues online, twitter, facebook and mobile at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> thanks for watching. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. >> bye-b >>>

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that brash district attorney hallie dixon decides not to seek re-election. and a new d.a.go, on the eve of cameron's trial, a stunner. >> cameron harrison has been granted youthful offender status. >> reporter: cameron harrison takes a plea deal under youthful offender status. the terms and conditions of the deal, all settled in secrecy. >> it allows the proceeding to be treated sort of like a juvenile proceeding, meaning everything gets sealed, the public doesn't find out what happens, it eventually gets erased from the record. >> nothing about the case is public. >> reporter: all we know tonight is that cameron is not in jail. an outcome agreed to by both sides. >> the key when thinking about why was a deal cut is to look to the alleged victim. was that because she was pressured by the d.a.? who knows. was it because she didn't want to testify? a smart move for the defendant. if he can not serve time, get treated as a youthful offender. >> reporter: cameron and his family were scheduled to do an interview with us. however, part of that plea agreement prevented both sides

could be a slight weak front to our north that could trigger a couple spotty showers across the mason-dixons nice and warm and what you notice is it's very dry, too. the air is -- the dewpoints are in the 40's and 50's. 50's. time of year. a little bit breezy as well but that wind direction helped to pop our temperature up at reagan national. so far we've been as warm as 84 degrees, down to 82 now. a few spots in the upper 70's to low 80's. delightful evening. i mention those dewpoints. we see this so rarely here in the summertime months and by the way, june 1st is the beginning of meteorological summer. june, july and meteorological summer months. it's also the first day of of hurricane season. we'll have a prediction on that from noaa later with our main forecast but 40's tonight means it's real comfortable. it also means we could get cool overnight. enjoy it. get those window opened. winds coming in out of the west-northwest. that's a very dry direction for us. they have been a little bit gusty at times. only place picking up a gust right now of significance is that gaithersburg at 23. t

a lot heavier north of us near mason dixon and still we're not without own issues and same story i 81 corridor and as you look approaching i 95 once again by 5:00 in the morning with clouds you start to get clearing headed way to beaches and by the time we get to midday drier conditions start to settle in. it's still going to be hot. still sticky. aand still humid. if you take a look at moisture coming in it adds to that to the atmosphere. today's highs into the upper 80s low 90s across the board and we'll be in that vipty tomorrow as well. 4 now at d.c.. 83 baltimore an 81 dulles and gainersburg 77 winchester avenue feels warmer than that. feels like 91 in d.c. as you factor in the dew points. so for tomorrow temperatures into the upper 80s. low 90s once begun a hot day. humidity not going anywhere. unwanted house guests will betic sticking around. 76 for tonight. once again can't rule out an isolated storm and heavy rainfall. starting with heavy rainfall in first part of day and start to see things improving as we got a bet of clearing trendment for the ocean if you head to ocean ci

now we are looking at clearing skies along the mason-dixon line.ighttime lows, lower 60's, near 70 degrees. mild temperatures inside the capital beltway, cooler to the north and west, partly cloudy skies. wednesday morning, mid 60's. grab the sunglasses early on. if you have outdoor plans in the afternoon and evening, may dodge raindrops, mainly north and west of the district. futurecast is dry tomorrow, the rush-hour commute. camp, school for some, arlington, sunny skies early on, clouds midday. through the late afternoon come early evening, a few showers likely to pop up, nothing severe. enough that it may get roadways wet. then the rush-hour commute may slow things down around the capital belt degrees. still lots of sunshine to enjoy. the tropics could impact our weekend forecast across the mid-atlantic. this right here is tropical landfallected to make 7 a.m. thursday, with the wind around 45 miles per hour. it appears this will get caught up in a cold front. depending on how fast that happens, it could bring a showers and a few thunderstorms a

sonoma and napa out to celano, as good as it gets for june with torrential rain, reports of hail in dixon, vacaville, fairfield with lightning strikes. stockton was a lit up yesterday but this system has moved off. down the road we will see more warm weather, livermore was 65 yesterday and half moon bay was 65 yesterday. we may not see that in june again. here coast that low with snow in the sierra, not something we see very often in june. the windy pattern still coming down on the backside, breezy and cool with the napa airport at 47, fairfield 49. we had upper 30s sunday morning, kelseyville is a cool 44, glen allen 46, calistoga 45, mill valley 49. the system working its way toward the nevada area and out of the picture, the coolest day of the week by far in the 60s and 70s today.>>> good morning, sal. >> good morning, steve. a nice-looking commute starting off this monday morning, 580 and 205, the livermore area traffic moving nicely. no slowdowns reported approaching the altamont pass into the main part of livermore and dublin. looking at the bay bridge from oakland to san francisco,

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but that's 15 hours above the mason-dixon line. our radar is concerned, no problems out there. the next chance of rain comes on friday and it's a combination of two systems. one to the north and another one to the south. this is tropical storm cindy formed earlier today. new orleans could see six to ten inches of rain. the other area we're concerned about is houston, where the storm could make landfall. the winds are at 60 miles an hour. that's a strong tropical storm moving northwest at 7 miles an hour. this is the latest advisory as of 11:00. it will be near houston tomorrow night and then come on shore, could produce ten inches of rain in houston, going to bring a lot of flooding in the south. but a lot of the moisture out ahead of it, that will give us the rain on friday. so tomorrow no chance of rain, looking good. 82 degrees. perfect for lunch. 88 degrees, warm on your hour. 94 degrees on thursday. it is going to be a hot one but not a lot of humid. then cool and see the rain increase on friday. good chance of rain for part o

if you take a look at the north near mason dixon, we have a trough as you can see a little bit of clouds precipitation activity. i can't rule out maybe we might get an isolated passing shower to our north northeast because of that before the night is over. so that's just one thing bears watching. other than that, things will be fairly calm and quiet around here. current temperature is 79 at dulles, 77 at gaithersburg and martinsberg, 81 at dc. 78 at baltimore. 80 at manassas. 79 at culpeper, and 82 degrees at fredericksberg. it's still fairly warm and if with your evening planner you can plan that things will be comfortable by the 9:00 hour, 68 degrees, and by the time we hit 11:00, still with 67 degrees. overnight tonight, temperatures will be into the low 50's, and even low 60's in some locations. a little cooler to the north and the northwest with 49 at hagerstown, 53 martinsberg, 54 quantico, 52 manassas and 61 at dc. and your beach forecast if that's where you're headed, pretty active day sunday. chance of seeing an isolated storm or two pop up but a late day or maybe later than tha

. >> reporter: 20-year-old khadija dixon is racing to find a position before summer's in full swing.he worked retail last summer. >> department stores, i've done sneaker jobs, woman's clothing. >> reporter: there's a new reality for teens nationwide with more retail stores closing across the country and a boom in online sales. more stores at malls like this one simply aren't hiring. many retail jobs are now moving behind the scenes, often far away from mall locations. >> those jobs are not necessarily going away. they're just shifting to the back. it's just in the warehouses, it's in shipping and handling. >> reporter: a new forecast shows teens will be better off looking for work outside of retail. >> there's a lot of growing industries, construction, the medical industry, hospitals. >> reporter: another major factor -- choice. more teens now use summer for educational purposes to boost their college applications. the number of teens at work has dropped 20 percentage points in the last 30 years. but job placement experts say summer jobs can be an invaluable experience for teens not

. >> reporter: neighbor stephanie dixon was glad to learn of the arrest and happier zero was all right>> he supports us in the neighborhood. he's from the neighborhood and -- >> reporter: that means a lot to you. >> yes, it does. >> reporter: why. >> yes, it does. 'cause you don't find too many people or politicians that support you like that. and he's one of them. he's rare eight. oh says he's not had an opportunity to see yarbray since the arrest but says he would have no trouble picking him out in a line up. in west philadelphia cleve bryan "eyewitness news." >> an suv struck and killed a woman in marple township delaware county this morning. it happened on the 300 block of sussex boulevard around 6:15. authorities say the woman was crossing the road near central boulevard when she was hit by the vehicle. her name has not been released just yet. now the driver remained at that scene and is cooperating with authorities. >>> and firefighters battled a house fire in upper providence montgomery county about 9 o'clock this morning. this is an aerial view here of the fire fight on the 600

1860's, middle-class women are assumed to be more moral and religious on either side of the mason-dixon line, so one would anticipate and certainly find in these diaries that women refer rather morerayer than men. particularly west point graduates, etc. and there is a great deal of resignation toward the vicissitudes of childbirth, etc. "if i survive this is in god's hands," let alone war. what is missing other northern democrats. if it is useful to think in a slightly less rushed way -- i should mention that i am a california yankee and speak like salesmanchines accordingly. for example, what is missing here is george mcclellan. know that evangelicals concerned with the status quo. mcclellan at the same time as fighting to liberate his valley, is lecturing president lincoln on fighting a just and christian war with limited means, limited aid. this paper was very much focused civilians. >> thanks very much. >> as many of you may know, early was not particularly religious, but religion was certainly an important cultural context of this time, and i think he perceived the fact that he was

it's because there's a system up through pennsylvania that might just kind of swing along the mason-dixonn isolated shower north. that would be it. otherwise, it's mostly sunny. it's warm. it's dry. temperatures right back into the low 80's. let's talk about what's ahead for the weekend because right now we think saturday's going to be now main a dry day at 81 degrees. it will be warm. if we had anything at all it would be very isolated. a little different story on sunday but even sunday's forecast the timing is holding this off a little bit later. we'll have a warm front moving through and after it comes on through, we could see some later in the day storms will be a bit more unstable and maybe a couple of showers. here's how the thing -- how everything is setting up for the weekend. comfortable on saturday afternoon but with this warm front on the move o bringing the warm more unstable air in later in the day, that's why we have to increase that chance for showers and storms. and they may hang around on monday. if you're headed to the beaches this weekend, i know memorial day wasn't the

police in dixon noticed a blue car rolling through red lights and veering into oncoming traffic.ad suffered a seizure. another driver, though, watch to your right, jumped out of his car and dove through the window of the out-of-control vehicle to grab the wheel. the driver of the blue car is now recovering. >> unbelievable. >> yep. >> well, the cleveland cavaliers are probably hoping a change of scenery might help them out for the nba finals. >>> the cavs were beaten last night, 132-113. wasn't even close by the golden state warriors, of course, abc's t.j. holmes was there. good morning. >> reporter: kendis, diane, here we go again, stop me if you heard this before, right? cavs/warriors, warriors up 2-0 in the finals, now we go back to cleveland. yes, exactly where we were last year, first couple of games not that competitive, game two is now in the books, of course, it was testify curry and kevin durant leading the way both scoring over 30 points between the two of them but they were essentially unstoppable once again. you think you have a competitive game and they start to pull

you can see maybe a few sprinkles trying to pass south over the mason-dixon line over pennsylvania.re's a warm front right there. we maryland. but this is our next system. the upper level low is going to be moving out of tennessee and right into our area. it's bringing a lot of moisture with it. so it's bringing a lot of that moisture from the gulf of mexico, the humidity. we are talking about some heavy rain rates. again, that is really going to he set up fredericksburg and areas to the south. this rain is going to be filling in during the overnight and edging towards our area, towards daybreak tomorrow. 5:00 a.m., we're looking good tomorrow morning. but then we start to see that rain creeping in as we head through that morning commute. again, a few light scattered showers here. but the heaviest rain staying south of i-66. then as we head through the mid-morning, it starts to fill in. we could even have a few thunderstorms tomorrow. by the afternoon, everybody will start to see some showers. by the evening commute, definitely going to be a little on the wet side. temperatures in t

. >> reporter: neighbor stephanie dixon was glad to learn of the arrest and even happier zero was all right. >> and he supports us in the neighborhood. he's from the neighborhood and -- >> reporter: that means a lot to you, doesn't it. >> y-it does, yes, it does. >> reporter: why. >> because you don't find too many people or politicians that support you like that. and he's one of them. he's rare. >> reporter: councilman says he's no trouble picking him out in a lineup. in west philadelphia cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> an suv struck and killed a woman in marple township delaware county this morning. it happened on the 300 block of sussex boulevard around 6:15. authorities say at woman was crossing the road near central boulevard when she was hit by the vehicle. her name hasn't been released just yet but the driver did remain at the scene and is cooperating with the police investigation. >>> also firefighters battled a house fire in upper providence montgomery county at about 9 o'clock this morning. this is an aerial view of the fire fight on the 600 block sixth avenue. one pe

but, it may be enough to trigger a few showers and storms here as well south of the mason dixon line. tonight, mainly clear. mild and muggy. near 60 in the coolest spots. 70 in town. winds south at sunshine. 70s and 80s . 91 by lunchtime with a high of 90 to 95. hot and a bit more humid. now, as we look ahead to the three day forecast, monday, near record heat. stray afternoon storm. maybe a better chance for a storm or two tuesday. but 96. by wednesday and thursday and friday, finally a little relief to finish the chance for storms and highs thursday and friday in the mid 80s. >> we will take it. frank hanrahan joins us now. before we get to sports, we have to check this video out right? >> yes, we do. >> this is between innings at the atlanta braves game. fans participate in beat the freeze. fans are giving a 200-foot head start in a race against the freeze. that is the freeze in the back there. that's the freeze. man, look at that freeze go. >> he is an olympic runner. >> he was like a college track and field all-star. >> it is happening. he ends up celebrating a little too early a

it's having a real tough time crossing the mason-dixon line. we'll watch that overnight. one thing we're watching, too it's muggy out. if you haven't been outside, been inside with the ac, the humidity has really jumbled up, still low to mid-70s -- jumped up, still low to mid-70s now, most of us still above the 70- degree mark, so really feeling like summer now. futurecast overnight temperatures aren't dipping below 70 in d.c., mostly cloudy to start. some showers will develop especially south in the morning and some to our north and west. then we'll see in the middle of the day how many of these near leesburg and winchester, but they would be over here as well, how manufacture those will be with us in the middle -- how many of those will be with us in the middle of the day? i think that's the best time for showers and storms and tomorrow we'll be probably stuck in the 70s. >>> you may remember a maryland teen barred from her graduation because she's pregnant. well, she finally got her diploma not at her school. >> when most people see a tornado, they go running, not one

a ltl floating down along the mason addicti dixon line. could have a few sprinkles around the region. after this, we are not looking at anything else until next wednesday. 66 right now at your naegstion' capitol. very comfortable. >> temperatures, upper 80s and all time's high today. >> i will be down there of the parade. the whole crew will be there. come say high. temperatures will be warm out there to be wearing a red shirt. it is going to be hot out there. if you want to get outside and have some be of hot exercise -- the maryland beach is looking phenomenal. temperatures is going to be mid-90s tomorrow. humidity comes back early next week. tuesday and wednesday of 102 degrees. next chance of rain showers will be on wednesday. it is going to be a warm a couple of days. we have our heat wave. >> let your problems sore say hello to the new frozen dunkin' coffee. real dunkin' coffee, blended frozen, creamy smooth. try a small for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. it's custom made so you know

jumped through the passenger side window bringing it to a stop for police, all happened in the city of dixon wells of chicago, the man who jumped into the car was not hurt. no word though on the drivers condition. >> such a scary site there. popular furniture giant ikea opening up new store. >> folks are already lining up in hopes of nagging one of their grand opening give a whales. now the store doesn't open until tomorrow morning, at 9:00 a.m. but customers started lining up as early as yesterday morning. the first 44 adult in line, will walk away with a free, three-seat sofa. the next 100 adult will winfrey arm chair. give aways will continue throughout the week. >> see if they said those swedish meatballs? >> that's what you want? >> just go for. that will i would stay in line for those. >> i think they're like a couple dollars. >> but you say free? >> okay. >> you know me? i'm thrifty. forget wild turkey. we will show you what happens when a peacock, i say a peacock, got no a liquor store. >> and we're flaring a woman who found a bear playing the piano in her garage. >> no kidding. >> c

this happened in dixon illinois about 100 miles west of chicago, tom kins is being called a hero >>> time for pretty much everything. in a detroit courtroom, it was time to hush up. >> you tell one lie. you got to remember the hundred lies that you told to cover that lie. be quiet and don't talk in my courtroom. >> the fireworks began when defendant, anthony thor ton kept interrupting, even though she told him to be quiet. it kept on going, she threw him out. >> be quiet. take him back. take him out. take him out now. no, you take him out. take him out >> probably not the best idea to make the woman who is your judge and jury on your bench trial upset. she ended up finding him guilty of criminal sexual conduct. >>> in april, a young man's reaction to a gift from his dad went viral. that little guy is got his chance to watch his favorite team play at wrigley field. >> what is it >> so cute >> that's 9-year-old who got national attention after he was overcome with tears after his dad surprised him with cub stars, and they helped out offering the young man passes to batting practice. he

live in the loft, real had the star robin dixon is here.helped her husband find his biological father. >>> okay. dmv, get ready to dance. we are you can dance judge mary murphy. so what can we expect as this season kicks off tonight? >> she gets us all the dish. >> what's the hottest swimsuits this season for men and women. we show in you our live fashion show. get out the sunscreen. >> hottest show around starts in three, two, one, good day at 10a starts right now. ♪ >> nothing says hot like peanut butter cookies and sweets and treats. >> holly, you must be in heaven. >> i'm in heaven because pee nutter is one of my favorite thing in the whole world. this is david. he's a pate tree chef at 739. we have one of the largest kitchens in the area they make all the baked goods for so fine but the collide's and old evans. >> and us today. >> and us. right. >> this did you play is gorgeous. >> thank you. >> feast for the eyes as well as the palate. i thought i was going to nutter butter you have kicked up my peanut butter cookie game a knowledge.

1860's, middle-class women are assumed to be more moral and religious on either side of the mason-dixon line, so one would anticipate and certainly find in these diaries that women refer to god and prayer rather more than men, particularly west point graduates, etc. and there is a great deal of resignation toward the vicissitudes of childbirth, etc. "if i survive this is in god's hands,", let alone war. what is missing in this paper are the northern democrats. if it is useful to think in a slightly less rushed way -- i should mention that i am a california yankee and speak like a micromachines salesman accordingly. post mills are very optimistic about changing the world. they are either pessimistic or realistic. for example, what is missing here is george mcclellan. northern evangelicals concerned with the status quo. mcclellan at the same time as jackson is fighting to liberate his valley, is lecturing president lincoln on fighting a just and christian war with limited means, limited aid. this this paper was very much focused on pre-mill civilians and postma occupiers. >> thanks very m

reason it is so hot at the moment is because we have had some really warm air arriving on the adam dixondays and has been getting warmer and woman —— at the atlantic subtropics. nhs in when is warning high—risk groups like the elderly to stay out of the sun but some are more alike than that which is right here at whipsnade zoo in ted bishop it is hoses and home—made lollies that are being lapped up —— in bedfordshire. they can be fruit in moulds, we make a pizza out with which we can give to the monkees, it can even be something a bit more disgusting as we have seen with the tigers. but not everything is melting in this relentless energy sapping heat. what does this weather do to business? this weather obviously makes business a lot better, it has come early for us, especially with father's day and the bike ride weekend and we have a few more days and then it will come down so it brings some forward a bit. with the summer solstice just hours away, this is turning into a june to remember, a midmonth temperature spike that comes with a double message of enjoyed but be careful. and of cours

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