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dulles 73, mart insideberg 74, hagerstown 76.atellite and radar, we have clear skies to start the day in dc, beautiful moon. we've been showing shots all morning long. you get a good picture send it in to fox 5 on twitter. off to the north here, you see showers up towards pittsburgh. you see some in ohio. of that frontal boundary will slide closer this afternoon and give us a chance for thunderstorms later on tonight. virtually remained the same most of the past week. we have a really strong southerly flow, hazy hot humid conditions sticking around. frontal boundary kind of draping its way south. that's your trigger for those thunderstorms. let's do 9:00 a.m., mostly sunny skies, work our way into lunchtime hours of the afternoon, should still be dry in dc. you're heading out for lunch, maybe indoor lunch in the acup into the 90's this afternoon, evening rush this latest model is showing a couple of showers heater. it's after that point, 9:00 there's heavy thunderstorms moving through the region. some of those contain gusty winds

record is 97 in washington. 95 in dulles and baltimore. we actually tied the record at dulles.rybody else fell short. but highs low to mid-90s. richmond was at least 98. so very, very hot day. and right now, we're looking at drier airs. these are the dew points. i like this better than the relative humidity. this is a true measure of how much moisture is in the atmosphere. and notice the lower north of the pennsylvania turnpike. pittsburgh, 59. but we are up near 70 degrees. that drier is trying to move in. and it's cooler, cleveland, toledo, low 508s. but we are in the low to mid- 90s. a few but it has been one warm day. oh, yeah, the mountain, elevation, that's nice. and only in the 70s. that's why you can't get to the shore, go to the mountains. the weather camera looks good. there's the capitol dome in the background. feeling like 99 with the dew point at 69. and a northwesterly wind at 12. the 69 might be a high number. and that number last night was like 77, 78. there's the front with the dry air behind it trying to get close to it. and we will get a little bit of the dry

high temperatures today, 86, dulles, and 80 reagan and 87 dulles and 85 at bwi. here come 90s. up we go 92 tomorrow and slight chance of storm and hot friday. 92 saturday and sunday dry less humidity and we stay warm as we head through the rest of the week. that's a look at the 7 day forecast. let's send to back to shawn, tony and sue. >> yes, you hear the music. you know what that means. it means it's wednesday. and it's time for what the facts. >> that's right. >> exsqueeze me. >> that's one stopic and one expert and of course our super smart responses to questions about anything and everything. tonight we're hitting post and share. >> here to help us is wpgc news director guy lambert. >> what a warm welcome. >> i pressure of posting like we do. we're glad you're here to help us up our game. >> you all walked in you're on facebook, twitter and sue was on instagram. we're getting right to. it. >> yeah. we do what we have to do. >> it's called survival. >> we're ready for you. >> okay. so true or false now get to it guys don't be shy the pest time to post happens to be breakfas

no problems on the way to t reagan national or dulles.vernight road work on thet ro outer loop should be clearinge g soon after new hampshire. new right noit right lanes but we're at speedb because volume is so lightlume it's moving along just fine to the left.the lef after colesville road on the inner loop three left lanes blocked and old georgetownd ol road the right lane ishtane is blocked.ked. those should be cleared soon. b we'll take a look at oure ook ar cameras and show you how smooth we're sailing on the beltway. beltwa traffic is looking good from fro 201 to 202. safetrack surge eight will wil kick in this weekend. wke for your metro commute this thi friday metro should be on time m or close to schedule starting sr at 5 o'clock. any questions at erin fox5rin f d.c. on twitter. twitter and if you need my help withelwi the roads. roads. >> all right.>> all right let's talk news now. now we'll starter off this morningim with some breaking news out off turkey where 11 police 11 po officers are dead and 78 others wounded after a bomb

the enterprise, correct, is at the dulles facility? >> well, we now have "discovery" at our center near dulles airport. we have the space shuttle "enterprise" for a number of years. the prototype space shuttle. but when it came to an end we requested a shuttle and we were fortunate to receive "discovery" the oldest of the space shuttles. and we turned "enterprise" back over to nasa and nasa placed it at the intrepid sea, air, and space museum in new york city. so it has a new home there on an aircraft carrier of all places. >> you study the space shuttle. so let's go back into history. how was it developed? why was it developed? and what's its impact on america's space exploration? >> well, the space shuttle signaled a turn in america's space program from destination-focused program, let's get to the moon and get there before the russians do. let's put humans on the moon. and once that was done, nasa and the nation reoriented to trying to use space as a place to do useful work. to make space a normal part of what americans do in scienc

actually, 95 degrees at 95 at dulles -- 93 at bwi.ay the record was actually broken at dulles today, not at reagan. that was back in 1998. so it actually tied the record from back there. absolutely amazing we've had this run of all these hot day this summer and continuing all over again for you in a heat wave. 94 degrees right now in the nation's capitol. we got 90 at westminster, 98 at gaithersburg, 98 at dulles, 92 at culpeper and 93 to the south at fredericksberg. we know the due points are what's bringing the humidity in, all that moisture, our due point values now into the upper 60's and low 70's. and so we factor that in with the air temperatures and here's what it feels like that really humid hot wall when you step outside. yes. it feels like it's 99 degrees at dc. look at the triple digits. heat indices values. up to 103 at at manassas. the air is instagram analyst. if you have any kind of respiratory issues don't spent any length of time outside in this weather. all the hot air continuing to stay in place, jet stream well to

bwi marshall 73, dulles 73.r activity act right out towards annapolisds al crossing the bay there. there sprinkles left over to thekl south and west as well.esan od nce we get this out o we'll turn kind of partly tof pr mostly sunny.mostly it's still going to be veryer warm but not that extreme heatmh we've been dealing with thehe last several days. you know eight days in a rowht d 95 or higher. hig >> totally believe it. tally >> yesterday we had 95.te95 today we will not hit the 95-degree mark.-deg >> all right. >> at least i don't think . >> [laughter] >>> no guarantees in the gua weather world. >> so honest. >> there you go north and west you can see that clearing and again that will get in here a a little later. isolated thunderstorm risk today. to we'll not be dealing with thehe widespread thunderstormhunderst outbreak we had last night.d lan these will be widely isolated. 91. seven day looks great. i'll have it in just a minute. m >> thank you tucker.ke >> erin has your updates.. >> big updates steve big

i mean, the relationship with dulles was a uniquely close one, intellectually substantive. actually, at one point, remember your dad appointed dulles to a united states senate seat, which he was unable to hold on to in an election. but there is no doubt that john foster dulles became dwight eisenhower's secretary of state as an outgrowth of the long record of association, creative foreign policy association that he had had with tom dewey. >> yeah, i would agree with that. he was maybe the most senior of a group of dad's advisers who went to washington. you mentioned jim haggerty, tom stevens who was appointment secretary, and there were quite a number of them. >> there was a guy -- one thing we don't ever mention is the thruway. one of governor dewey's great innovations was the new york state thruway which now bears his name. a road without a traffic light from new york city to buffalo, which probably did more for upstate new york's economic development than everything since. but the man who built the thruway was named bert talamy, and he is the man who went on to build the

the enterprise, correct, is at the dulles facility? >> well, we now have "discovery" at our center near dulles airport. we have the space shuttle "enterprise" for a number of years. the prototype space shuttle. but when it came to an end we requested a shuttle and we were fortunate to receive "discovery" the oldest of the space shuttles. and we turned "enterprise" back over to nasa and nasa placed it at the intrepid sea, air, and space museum in new york city. so it has a new home there on an aircraft carrier of all places. >> you study the space shuttle. so let's go back into history. how was it developed? why was it developed? and what's its impact on america's space exploration? >> well, the space shuttle signaled a turn in america's space program from destination-focused program, let's get to the moon and get there before the russians do. let's put humans on the moon. and once that was done, nasa and the nation reoriented to trying to use space as a place to do useful work. to make space a normal part of what americans do in scienc

for frederick, north and west may be able to stay in the upper 80's,s 87 for frederick and 88 for dulles, we do have much better weather on the way, but the heat is sticking around a little bit for the weekend. i'll have full details on that forecast coming up in a bit. let's check with the roads this friday morning. >> on time traffic brought to you by toyota. >>> 5:07. police letting us know, beach drive shutdown with a down tree and this new crash in prince george's county county. outer loop before 50, we're still seeing green on the map. i'll let you know if that starts to show down the outer loop this morning. earlier crash in fairfax inner loop ramp on 95 getting back to normal, a little bit of a residual delay. u there. once you get on to 95 southbound you're in good shape. tracking breaking news as well in northwest we have team coverage as melanie alnwick gathering information, deadly hit-and-run cash, new hampshire remained shutdown, for that accident investigation could be out there some time. causing a lot of delays and in l and pennsylvania folks detour around that as well.

what a homecoming she arrived to at dulles airport today. a while scene. katie was all smiles rightfully so. the proud owner of four more gold medals. silver medal. she is back home and loving every second of >> it's nice to have her home. redskins returned home and they are preparing for the preseason game at fedex field against the jets. after three long week in richmond the player had a nice surprise awaiting them in araban. new locker rooms completely remodeled. you better believe that the players enjoyed it. >> spending the money. >> it's good, man. got an area to be comfortable. >> the washington nationals playing matinee baseball in colorado. jason worth extended the on-base streak with the third inning walk. he reached base in 45 straight games. we'll highlight for the nats game later tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. maureen: we extend congratulations to katie ledecky. welcome her back. >> amazing lady. maureen: a big celebrity here. doug: we're watching the showers and the thunderstorms, flash flood watch for the metro and beyond. showers and storms al

his long time political ally and his kissinger, john foster dulles. one thing about dewey that is often overlooked is to the extent in which he brought into the political process a whole generation of very talented people. dwight eisenhower, richard nixon the most obvious, but there are a whole host of people that would remain -- some here in new york. kim haggerty was the press secretary. to this day regarded as the press secretary in white house history. he earned the job in new york under tom dewey. herbert brownell the attorney general under eisenhower was dewey's campaign manager. and the list is a very long one. >> osmond in richmond, virginia. you're next. >> hello? >> yeah, you're on the air. go ahead. >> thank you. this is a very interesting subject -- >> we can hear you. >> i'm sorry, can you hear me? >> we can. >> okay. this was the first presidential election my mother, a lifelong republican, voted in, and one of the things she told me was she found dewey unattractive because -- she mentioned his greasy hair and his mustache. if you can co

got to 95 at both national and dulles and that was a record tying 95 at dulles.nd back in the 9090s tomorrow through wednesday. generally-- in the 90s tomorrow through wednesday. and generally low 90s. there will be spots that only get into the upper montgomery, more rural, you don't get to the heat like we do here in town. but low 90s. and i think wednesday will be the last really hot day before a front brings us welcomed relief by thursday and friday of the coming week. and the nats, they've got an game they can maybe do better with. the low 90s at 6:00 for the early arrivers and the mid-80s going to be warm at fedex. and still 98 at last check. that was down in richmond. 94 here in dc. and cool spot in the mid-80s. but as i said, the mountains, hey, adam, look at oakland and davis. 70s right now. beautiful weather out there. and the heat index, briefly over 100 in town. feels like 103 in cull pepper. and a warm -- culpepper. and dew points in the upper 60s to near 70 which is bad but last night, they were in the mid- so better thanks to a north, northwesterly

he did give her some kind of medication to dull the pain but it did not dull the pain. >> reporter: she reported her concerns to law enforcement and at least three other victims have now been identified. maria and her attorney says her goal is to keep hernandez from doing this again but also to with a procedure like this until you have fully investigated the plastic surgeon and know who he is and what he's doing. >> that was karen morfitt reporting. hearn hearn also performed facelifts and liposuction and now facing 14 charges. >>> a man going to court today to face allegations of sexual assault. the sheriff office in jewels burg yesterday after a joint investigation with the colorado bureau of investigation that supposedly involves something that came up recently. there are no details yet on what but we're looking into it. he leads a small four person department in that county. he will be in court this afternoon where we expect to learn more about the accusations. >>> a woman hit by a car and left for dead managed to investigators say they found the man they suspect was driving the car

dulles 69. bwi 66. 6 here's your planner for the fore afternoon.roon. 82 degrees at 11:00 a.m.es11:0 we'll see some mix of clouds clo and sun today, 88 degrees by 2 o'clock into the 90's we go. 5 o'clock this afternoonfton 91 degrees and again could pop a a storm or two but most do stay dry. dry check of the forecast. for erin como has the roads on this friday eve.ev hey, erin. >> 4:35.>> 4 we're taking a live look ate loa maryland as you come down 270ow southbound volume increasing by father hurleyly. noily major congestion fromn f frederick past the truckas scales as you get to the spur t drive times as they should be.h we'll let you know when that changes when the morning mni congestion pops.cong northbound nice and quiet. quiet cameras to our maps. earlier crash involving aolvinga tractor-trailer and a car cleared inner loop all lanes les are opened and the ramp to 214 4 central avenue reopened.pene all the red on my map comingomig from largo dissipated.sipate i like what i'm seeing.ee the g

markets, markets get dull and lackluster in august.ut the stock market has been anything but, this month. today unique one-two punch was higher crude, and better than expected retail earnings. and energy coming up, more sign that central players in the big oil war they are ready to blink. a consumer name that soared, all went up because macy's and kohl's blow away wo wall street consensus, and macy's said, they will close 100 stores next year. we're seeing strength in luxury retailers and discount retailers, that was case again today. it dovetails with signs of increases consumer spending. there no doubt that the increase in credit card spending and lower savings means that trend cannot much longer unless wages increase soon. but for now trend continues at least tomorrow, after the bell nordstrom with a huge beat, may beat by 12 cents, and raise guidance, the stock is through the roof, if you want to trade this, i would like at tiffany's tomorrow, it is on cusp of a major break out. and broader market, keep an option on oil, this is ke

just a kirk cousins touchdown pass away from dulles, redskins are back at team headquarters in ashburnpreparing for friday's preseason game at fedex field against the jets. regular season quickly approaching, the players are happy to be home from their familiar routine. >> it feels great. it feels good to be home. field, put our home the garbage out, check the mail, doing the things that real i don't know. the nationals wrapping up their series in colorado. stephen strasburg got the start, but did not last long. the rockies touched up strasburg for nine runs, he shortest outing of the season. bryce harper was 2-4 with a two-run blast. the nationals fall in colorado, 12-10. the orioles hosting boston. if the orioles starting pitching does not improve, they will have big problems. sandy leon turns around the dylan bundy offering, onto eutaw street. the rain brought the game to an early end, the red sox out slugging the birds 8-7. the u.s. women swept the olympic medals in the 100 meter hurdles, the first time any country has ever accomplished the sweet. the united states still doing very

not affeected, but since there are problems at many major airports including atlanta, washington dulles and chicago -- any flights that have yet to take off are grounded. delta airlines has released a statement saying that a widespread computer outage has impacted flights scheduled for this morning and so far -- that's it. the company is advising travelers to check their flight status as the issue is being addressed passengers hoping for an explanation on twitter didn't get much. one passenger said together?" and the reply was hopefully it won't be much longer. another passenger asked if his flight would take off as scheduled and delta replied that all flights are grounded. cc to resume shortly breaking a valley apartment complex gets the all-clear after a gas leak forced some folks from their homes. it happened around midnight at the sherman garden apartments on 'j' street. people living in the community were evacuated.. but are now allowed to go home. las vegas fire and rescue says the leak may have been caused by a car hitting a gas meter.. but the exact reason for the leak is still

low 90s all three parents and we broke a record or tied a record at dulles and not so today and it's still a hot one and temperatures should really be only in the upper 80s. well, a far cry from that and humidity a little bit of a break today. that is going to soon change however. and here's a look at where we stand now. 81 in d. crk the same at annapolis and 77s to the south quantico this hour and 73 fredericksburg and 72 winchester avenue 77 cumberlan cumberland. and 70 at frederick. let's take a look at dew points. because this is really a reflection of all the moisture in the atmosphere and just how humid it is. rights now dew points into the low 70s and we got the 60s pretty much across the board on that as well and not quite as high as they have been. and that has given us a break. as a result of that what we end up seeing is heat indexes pretty close to the air temperature. so that front actually pass through yesterday and humidity drops and today, we're going to see -- tomorrow i should say we're going to see a little more heat coming back n humidity will gradually, gradually

today the records we were shooting for were from the mid 90s at dulles to low 100s. consequently the low hanging fruit, dulles only went online in the early 1960s, we tried the record last set in 1998. dew points, a measure of how much moisture is in the air. you see the lower numbers in the 50s in pittsburgh and cleveland. this are air is feel -- their air is feeling good. pittsburgh is at a comfortable 85 and we cases in the lower 90s, upper 80s in frederick, cumberland 88, southern maryland eastern shore upper 80s to 90. a lot of sunshine tonight on our michael and son weather camera. it is 92 and feels like 97. the dew point is way up at 69. that's not comfortable but it's better than last night when we had dew points in the mid and upper 70s. there is a cold front we are watching. you saw the drier air to the north and west. we had a wind shift, a trough move through. that dried us out a little bit. it made it tough for showers and storms. we had a couple towards charlotte ville but all the action is west and it looks like it will stay west of us. futurecast is

we have 75 at quantico, 72 at dulles, 70 for windsor some. 73 at martinsburg and 70 at baltimore. let's take a look the at 70s, bt so high that we're feeling a really big difference in terms n of the heat in d.c. we're only a degree or two off there. nothing that is really impressive. very close to the air temperatures right now these t humidity is not quite as high as it has been, but that's going to change. we have a few storms that have popped up over the higher elevations. they won't make it into the metro or the i95 corridor. we're seeing a ridge of high hig pressure really holding firm.rm. that's going to be the same story for am to. thest jet stream is the culprit well to the north of us notnot letting any of that l another air come in at all. we're going to stay who the and sticky and we're going to see the temperatures into the 90s. once again we're going to have all the sunshine. hazy, who the and humid, that's what i'm talking about. code orange and that means the air is going to be very stagnant, very difficult withh anybody for any respiratory issues outside.outs so i

western neighborhoods in and around dulles. temperatures still mild, 74 there. and 78 here in town. we can drop off a little more. but it does look like definitely we'll be staying mid to upper 70s across a good portion of the region this morning. over on the eastern shore, temperatures out there in the lower 70s. bus stop forecast looks like this early. but temperatures for pickup starting i guess 5:15, 6:30. 77 degrees. dry this morning dry all day long. lots really nice, temperatures this afternoon between 85 and 90 after school for drop-off period. and listen, later today i mentioned this earlier, later today we're trending a little less humid actually. so, by the way, the end of week, friday, saturday, sunday, at this point, look gorgeous. look, if this is nearly perfect today, definitely perfect towards the end of week. erin como is in on this tuesday morning, hey, erin. >> gary, right now, 4:34 looking at on time traffic morning commute. traffic on 95 and baltimore washington parkway northbound on the way to bwi cruising and same story on the way to reagan national and dulles

thanks to the wonders of science, we can now hear the constellations (dull humming) dr. wu: we don't know what it is, senator. we wouldn't have discovered how the zika virus was carried if we hadn't done the spade work. pakula: we hope that satisfies your concerns, senator. we take taxpayer money very seriously. it does satisfy my concerns. and i will now entertain a motion to close debates. i move that we close... red: just one more question, mr. chairman, if i may. i'll be brief. he knows we have the votes. he's delaying. oh, let him rant. he's got to save face. red: i can hear you. count you think you have, i'd like to ask my question. let's talk about your great work at the cdc, dr. pakula. what are you working on now? we're testing the impact of 32 prospective infectious diseases. red: and how do you test their impact? with, uh, computer simulations or...? no, no, with live testing. i see. ?live.? meaning with animals? ats, or chimpanzees, or... uh, both. um, why? so these animals you test, uh, do they go on to live long and healthy lives? uh, no. some expire. oh, i

this is looking live in chantilly at the udvar-hazy washington dulles. aircraft and a gad size jet look off and made a sharp left. the areas at b.w.i. and dulles and reagan national. so it has impact on the timing of if arrival and the departures. there is the storm right now. at dulles, coming in. took off and got away from it to go away. it's calm. safe practice. happily the airlines use here. so this is the only game in town. the severe thunderstorm warning moving through leesburg and poolsville. probably through dickerson as well in western montgomey county. not a lot of weather action other than that. nothing at all like yesterday. this is a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30 for loudoun and montgomery. as we get through the evening hours it looks as though the 30 miles per hour. almost by 6:00. over across the river to gaithersburg. i will move through and head northeast to the baltimore metro area. the other weather headline, alert from the weather center is a heat advisory. i will run until 8:00 tonight. cooler in frederick. 82 in leesburg wi

dulles airport, jennifer davis fox 5 news >> in case you're wondering how she got the metals throughport securi bring him on a separate flight. >> how did they get them through? ? a little bit of magic. >> so, great, such a good head on her shoulders. >> she does. somebody who can barely get across the pool. i really drier you. of that's so hard. >> for me to get across pool, i have to walk around it. >> that's a gooded? there's going to be a fudge kel at the other end. >> will we get rain. >> the potential is there, tony, the storms are going to be able to grab a lot of heavy moisture. it doesn't look like a stormy night. you don't see any towering cumulus, there is nothing close by right now. the closest storm is near the frederick area but the potential is there, and the action will pick up, we believe, later tonight 8:00 to about 11:00 is when we think prime time for strong storms. really the bigger threat might be the heavy rain they could drop isolated spots could get two, thr if you get a slow moving thunderstorm over your area. nothing for dc now. a few storm showing up to ou

it's like a mid summers dayum out there.there 74 at dulles.nchester.ines 75 at martinsburg.nsbu here's your planner for ther foe day today.day tod 11:00 a.m., 90 degrees. 9de it will warm up very quickly. by 2 o'clock 95 degrees.5 by 5 o'clock, 96 degrees.6 gr one or two thunderstorms outnder there but for the most partar the region stays dry today. dryd that's a check of theat a c forecast. erin como has got traffic on trc this #fox5 dog day. d >> sid comes over because hevere knows it's traffic time and he wants to help. traffic building as you headas a to the spur from 270 south from father hurley to the spurts you'll hit some congestionit soo that could add about three tohre four minutes to your commute.teu north of that point in frederick by the truck scales. e we'll keep you updated.at no crashes right now just some m volume building. build let's switch it over and show ao you a look at our maps. m other than that we haver construction five northboundon f and southbound between surratts and woodyard so watch for that slowing you down slo

near dulles airport. together, more than 8 million visitors come here combined, making these two museums the most popular in the u.s. we'll be live during the next two and a half hours leading up to our coverage of the museum'sforthth anniversary celebration. we'll take a look at some of the one of a kind artifacts located here and a chance for you to call in and share your comments with the curators, the people who acquire and manage the collection. in fact, here are the phone numbers if you live in the eastern or central time zones. 202-748-8900. for those in the mountain and pacific time zones, 202-748-8901. send us a tweet at c-span history or join us on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. first we're joined by general jack dailey, the man in charge of this museum. you have been here 17 years. this is a big night for you. >> a very big night and one we have been looking forward to for quite a while. >> as we stand here in this iconic space, so many people have come here over the years, 320 million since i

(dull humming) dr. wu: we don't know what it is, senator.arried if we hadn't done the spade work. pakula: we hope that satisfies your concerns, senator. we take taxpayer money very seriously. it does satisfy my concerns. and i will now entertain a motion to close debates. i move that we close... red: just one more question, mr. chairman, if i may. i'll be brief. he knows we have the votes. he's delaying. oh, let him rant. he's got to save face. red: i can hear you. and no, despite whatever vote count you think you have, i'd like to ask my question. let's talk about your great work at the cdc, dr. pakula. what are you working on now? we're testing the impact of 32 prospective infectious diseases. red: and how do you test their impact? with, uh, computer simulations or...? no, no, with live testing. i see. "live." meaning with animals? yes, we-we do animal testing. on rats, or chimpanzees, or... uh, both. um, why? so these animals you test, uh, do they go on to live long and healthy lives? uh, no. some expire. oh, i see. (clicks tongue) aw. an

north and west, 72, manassas, dulles, frederick all 72.gy, warm, it's somewhat overcast, start the day with big thunderstorms last night. that leaving behind a lot of moisture, we're very humid to start the day as well. and once again, after a bit of a break yesterday, the due points are humidity will be climbing again along with temperatures, once again near 100. i was mentioned six days in a row we've been nave or above at reagan national including the last three days, 100 or better at reagan national. really nothing stopping us from doing that again. there is a frontal system to the west. going to slam into the bermuda high. it's not going to make a lot of progress, but if it approaches we'll likely see a few thunderstorms fire up. eventually, as the pattern starts to break down, it will get through the area, by thursday and friday, we'll get noticeably coo maryland, you guys are in that heat advisory. this is where the worst of it will be, heat index will be 105 plus. we've done that plenty of times in the past week. futurecast, there'

nio 75 dulles.. 76 this morning up at bwi marshall. looking at generally clearenerlc skies, quiet conditions to start your day. do have a front just off to ourt north and west. you can see the green on your o map.ma that's rain shower activity, as, that sags into our region later today, it will present thehe possibility of scattered showerd and thunderstorms.undersrms both this afternoon and then the again this evening as that frono gets a little closer just keepue that in mind we could havee showers and storms aroundd stor through the evening hours. 93 today at 5:00 p.m. with a thunderstorm possibly.ossibl they'll be scattered.'ll be seven day is looking a littletl cooler an little d i'll have it coming up. comin let's talk to erin about traff traffic. >> traffic is bad right now.s r 7:37 right now. n taking a look at a parking lot of 395. 3 we have residual delays from fm earlier crash on the freeway few eastbound at the third streetrde tunnel. that cleared. now we have another crash it's i right the right near the the pentagon delay

dulles 6. b wixt. mar shl 61. be another glory day. lots of sunshine. warmer than yesterday pushing to hid to upper 80s. yesterday generally hoe to mid 80s. no humidity and we should keep it dry later today. so afternoon headed off to zoo. and for the fist day or second or third day should be a good one. temperatures in mid upper 80s. to you have field sock yes, i cocker. >> moms practice. >> whatever you might have. >> tuck. >> while look at erin and the roads this morning. >> good morning, 6:06 now and dealing with a bunch of proble problem. sky fox over outer loop this crash is between colesville and georgia blocking right shoulder and traffic getting by and you're slowing from new hampshire to georgia ten minute delay there. police give yourself extra time and use caution as you pass by that active scene. we'll switch for a live look at another crash we've about tracking it morning cabin john the ramp cabin john to inner loop shoop sht down crash involving overturned tractor-trailer carrying matc matches and they -- once you get on blocked at the ac

near dulles airport.itors come here combined, making these two museums the most popular in the u.s. we'll be live during the next two and a half hours leading up to our coverage of the museum's 40th anniversary celebration. we'll take a look at some of the one of a kind artifacts located here and a chance for you to call in and share your comments with the curators, the people who acquire and manage the collection. in fact, here are the phone numbers if you live in the eastern or central time zones. the number to call is 202-748-8900. for those in the mountain and pacific time zones, 202-748-8901. send us a tweet at c-span history or join us on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. first we're joined by general jack dailey. he is the man in charge of this museum. you have been here 17 years. this is a big night for you. >> a very big night and one we have been looking forward to for quite a while. >> as we stand here in this iconic space, so many people have come here over the years, 320 million since it opened

. >> yeah, she sent out this tweet after arriving at dulles airport outside the nation's capital, ofa shout out to her bethesda, maryland, high school. >> two of america's final five gymnasts also asking a favor of michelle obama. simone biles and aly raisman are hoping that the first lady will ignore a tweet that they sent out of them eating mcdonald's to celebrate the rio performance. aly looks pretty happy. >> they both look happy with it and the price, i think they're all gone already. >>> michael phelps in the meantime, he just can't stay out of the pool. this is the most decorated athlete in olympic history. how he's spending his first day of retirement in the water with his fiancee nicole and, of course, their son boomer. >> get to argue over that. no, i don't want to go in the pool. >> i still think it feels like work once he gets in the pool. >>> a galaxy far, far away coming to hollywood. one of the most memorable sets from "star wars" will be brought to life in a new it's not up and running yet but soon you will be able to make ses remember sayses. >> it's being billed as

it's his gift. >>> 76 in town, 72 for dulles. lot of the places in the suburbs away from town in the lower 70's. as a matter of fact, just about everybody. leonardtown 72. no report from annapolis this morning, westminster way up hagerstown is 73. 79 at 8:00 a.m. hot temperatures get into the upper 90's. feel like temperature will be 105 to 110 be heat advisory in place, thunderstorms possible after 3:00. here's erin como tuesday morning. >>> 5:37 right now. gary, it's tuesday morning, you got to start the day off with a smile. unfortunately for those folks headed inbound from virginia, left and center lanes blocked with crash activity 66 eastbound at 123, look at that long line of red, traffic backs up from 50. leading past that location. of once you pass 123, things he want up and we're looking good through falls church in arlington. as we move things over, we do have a crash i want you to tell you about 395 north bound back up through shirleyington this morning. shape. the crash scene is? things start to back up. area bridges,

don't sell a dull market. >> a dull market. >> elliott, how low could oil go? we have a strong dollar hurting. could we retest 42? somewhere in there? >> yeah, absolutely. why not. we were below 42 within the last month, month and a half. we could get back down into the 30s. ns of oil. talking about opec cooperating to drive the price higher, i don't see any of it. i say sold. i think 40 bucks. >> i'm with you. gentlemen, thank you so much. teddy, ira, elliott. thank you so much. appreciate it. on mainly a quiet day but plenty to talk about. >>> take a look at dow 30 heat map. dragging along is boeing town $1.94. fall fashion has a different meaning at abercrombie & fitch. the clothing retailer falling out of favor with teens posing 14th straight quarter of falling sales. compsales down 4% and the company says that won't change for the rest of the year. abercrombie & fitch set for the biggest one day percentage drop since 2001. that's not pretty. down almost 21%. >>> and the epipen price hike controversy taken straight to mylan's front door. one advocacy group

dulles is lower. they came online in 1963. if they had been around since the '30s that would be higher. 95 in washington. baltimore 93. martinsburg 94. as i expand the map you will see we had a lot of folks that made mid 90s like orange and fredericksburg and quantico and hagerstown and martinsburg up to 94 degrees along with andrews. at the beach a good weekend. wind will move in off the atlantic. so comfortable there. 82 saturday monday 85. yeah, don't forget the sunscreen. it's late august. you can burn this time of year. right now down to the low 70s in a few spots. 84 in town. it's kind of muggy out there. especially south and west of town. dew points are way up. humidity is high. so we'll stay in the 70s in most spots tonight. right now 84. clear skies. feels like 91. that's at reagan national. that's the highest heat index out there. we are down in the 70s and low 80s. we are looking at a lot of moisture still across the middle of the country. clusters of storms scattered from the plains to the mississippi valley down a

right now the heat index around the region, 85 dulles. 85 in clinton, maryland. warm and humid evening. that's the way it's going to be during the day tomorrow. hot day all around. one thing we're not going to say, the rain chances. don't have much in the way of rain over the next few days. it may be a good idea to water the lawn early in the morning. water before 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. radar showing a few clouds. not a lot. we were worried about for severe weather toward the ohio valley and areas south of chicago and st. louis. we haven't seen a lot of storms. a few in missouri and pennsylvania, but the areas that got hit yesterday with the tornadoes, not seeing the severe weather again. they were able to clean up without the threat moving in across the region. the other threat we've been it's not a tropical depression or storm. it has not formed at all. it's just an open tropical wave. it is going to move through the bahamas and now forecasted to go south of southern portions of florida into the gulf of mexico. and then we'll have to see if it progresses into a sto

august fridays are supposed to be dull.pposed to be the sort of thing where you can leave a little early from work and nobody notices because there's nothing really going on. this is an august friday that has not been dull. we have changed the list of things that are supposed to be on our show tonight about 17 times over the course of today, because new news kept breaking, that kept displacing other smaller stories. it's been a weird, intense, and surprising day. in the presidential campaign, we woke up to news that the ceo of the trump campaign, from breitbart news, we woke up to news today that trump campaign chief steve bannon has an arrest record for domestic violence

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the enterprise, correct, is at the dulles facility? >> well, we now have "discovery" at our center near dulles airport. we have the space shuttle "enterprise" for a number of years. the prototype space shuttle. but when it came to an end we requested a shuttle and we were fortunate to receive "discovery" the oldest of the space shuttles. and we turned "enterprise" back over to nasa and nasa placed it at the intrepid sea, air, and space museum in new york city. so it has a new home there on an aircraft carrier of all places. >> you study the space shuttle. so let's go back into history. how was it developed? why was it developed?

out at dulles 67. and our suburban spot on the cool side.least comfortable this morning if you just about to head outlooking at 60s and 70s. a drop in the humidity yesterday afternoon. it was still hot. we didn't have oppressive humidity. that allows some of us to cool down overnight. we'll see temperatures jump as we go through the morning hour hours. satellite and radar not much to see. clouds staying west for now. we'll call for mostly sunny skies today and high pressure overhead across the northeast mid atlantic and quiet and pretty nice weather. tropical department has stand still. we'll show you more at 7days no. jet stream still far off north. heat is in place and these last days of august as summer winds down will be a hot one and august as a whole is incredibly hot and most days have temperatures 90 plus at some point. heat in place. high pressure north. more easterly flow is one thing that is saving us. it's kind of dragging down cooler air from northeast. cooler also pretty relative. we won't have anything too humid today. nationa

there's never a dull moment. >> . he makes us get up and shake it out like every 4 minutes. so nobody is dozing off. he gets your attention. >> . i have been doing it a while now. to refocus them. funny guy. it's a privilege to play for him. >> . 34 of the season. it was all ryan brawn and mill milwaukee. >> . u.s. soccer sus suspended hope solo from the national team. for 6 months. suspension effective immediately. after the u.s. lost their match to sweden. in which solo called the team quote a bunch of cowards. >> . she will not be eligible for selection back to the women's national team until february. if she's selected back. on some thin ice right now. >> . she's been on thin ice before. >> a which he recollected past you could a checkered past for sure. one-hundredth anniversary this free admission to all of the parks. rocky mountain national park. includes entrance fee. commercial tour fees. transportation fees. the national parks service is birthday weekend starts tomorrow. runs through sunday. i didn't even get a card or cake or anything. doctor is supposed to be a p

dulles 72.dull 72. 73 at bwi marshall. marsh all right.s the good news.ew no rain out there early. e so at least your morning commutc won't be compromised withh weather. please lots of water laterat today. it's one more day here with thee extreme heat.ea upper 90s daytime highs hig yesterday we hit 100.. the day before we hit 100. the day right near 100 for more one more p gets better by the end of thef week. seven day coming up.n da let me just add there could beod late day thunderstorms as welchw like yesterday. yesterday all right. erin is back with roads.. >> i'm having puppy withdrawal,, tucker. >> i miss our puppies.our >> i want a puppy party again. if you saw yesterday we had several puppies gracing our presence. morning commute right now innerr loop legion bridge inner loop ii dealing with stop and go traffic creating minor delay. gw parkway southbound before 12e a crash watch for as you come yc inbound from inside the beltwayy crash activity seven east att georgetown pike. pik also note clara barton, cabin c john river road insid