. >>> also, along the eastern seaboard tonight there's been a troubling mystery, what's been killing so many dolphins? tonight, scientists believe they have figured it out. our chief environmental affairs correspondent anne thompson reports. >> reporter: they are some of nature's most beautiful and graceful creatures. but the bottle nose dolphins along the eastern seaboard are ñ in trouble.ko from new york to north carolina, federal scientists report 357 dolphins died between july 1st of this year, and august 26th. a sudden and dramatic increase during a period that typically sees 36 deaths. federal officials say the cause is the morbillivirus. the human strain of the disease causes the measles. unlike people, there's no way to vaccinate wild dolphins. >> we're expecting, because of the migration of the dolphins, that the virus and the impact of the virus is going to spread southward. >> reporter: however, scientists say the strain killing the dolphins, cannot be passed to beach goers and swimmers. in dolphins, the morbillivirus weakens their immune systems, causing the mammals to l

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restricts china, then china has a nicaraguian for easy access for the navy and to the atlantic and eastern seaboard of the u.s. so is the building of the nicaragua canal an issue of national security? >> john, if the united states is in a position over closing the panama canal to the chinese, i don't think we're going to have a problem with nicaragua. and the nicaragua yan canal will be no problem for shutting down the united states navy. then you're talking about a wartime situation. >> i don't think we should oppose a nicaragua canal. it can take much larger vessels than it used to and if these folks want to build it, let them go ahead and do it. >> and on what grounds would we owe pp would we owe ppose it? >> both china and the nicaraguians are happy it's been on the business pages because they're away of sensitivity. it's the result of china on the march of figuring out where this would be and this would give them easy navigation in waters near the u.s.. they're thinking smart. >> i don't think my contention is getting through. i won't call it a proposition. >> strategy reasons for it, geo. >>

as far as temperatures though very warm across much of the eastern seaboard. we have some severe thunderstorms in the forecast for the western great lakes. but that cold front as it pushes through it is going to be bringing some cooler temperatures as we look ahead. now, here in to europe the big topic is this low pressure area spinning in central europe. that is bringing the risk of some severe thunderstorms in italy, towards the balkans, some large hail, even the possibility of a tornado or two coming out of this as it pushes off to the east. rome, a high of 27. you want to go somewhere cool, vienna at 20, london at 23 here on tuesday. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> one of japan's most prominent orchestras has taken its music to a new audience in the birthplace of mozart. ♪ >> members of the nhk symphony orchestra debuted at the salsburg festival. they premiered the lam menation. it's a eulogy to people who died in japan two and a half years ago in the earthquake and tsunami. festival organizers had it written by japan

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active weather and potential storms along the eastern seaboard. extended forecast highlights: weather and we will continue with a cooling trend as we transition into the weekend. labor day will have low 80s. the time is 5:50 a.m.. >> we continue to monitor on it and we are not looking at any incidents right now. there is some construction at the bay bridge was wrong. we say a typical pattern of heavy traffic that is building in the left-hand lane. this is the last morning that you will be able to commute across the span. gold eastern span of the bay bridge. your san mateo bridge ride you should get used to the light traffic because it will be twice as bad tomorrow. so far, it is an easy trip. the golden gate bridge is looking good as well. there is no problems for southbound 101. the drive time through marin is also looking good. >> with the coming closure of the bridge for tomorrow i think thursday, friday, and saturday there are areas that you may encounter heavier traffic. this is really intended for those of you who normally commute these road

finally looks like a really nice sunday on the eastern seaboard.dity level will come down. overall, the weekend, not too many people have washouts. >> bill, thanks so much, buddy. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," obama/putin relationship. how russia granting asylum to edward snowden could complicate a tough relationship. >>> coming up, we have seen tough parliamentary battles in the past. how does this one from taiwan stack up? we'll make the comparison. this is ann. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's a golden opportunity to see how lexus effortlessly connects you to where you're going. ♪ come to the golden opportunity sales event and experience the connectivity of lexus enform, available on all lexus models, including the es and rx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.eamed. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the in

as we go into tuesday, heavy rain will return across the deep south and eastern seaboard including washington, d.c., and new york city. that could impact your morning commute. temperatures are going to be cooling down slightly across the east. 28 degrees for you in washington, d.c., and 26 degrees in new york city. excuse me, 28 degrees for new york city as well. finally in europe, lsevere weather is battling many areas, but areas like denmark, northern germany, nice conditions will return. and you can see some nice conditions in some places. this is the picture coming out of denmark yesterday. and if you are living in the southern parts of the continent, you could be seeing another sky show, that's the meteor show tonight, because of sunny skies and clear skies at night. temperatures will be quite mild in many places but very hot still in the iberian peninsula. here's your extended forecast. >>> before we wrap up, russian military commanders have launched a sporting event with a difference. competitors raced armored vehicles while shooting at targets. they're calling it the tank biathlon. or

now into the americas, we have a series of low pressure systems across the eastern seaboard from the great lakes extending down towards the florida peninsula. here we have been seeing some rain showers, thunderstorm activity coming out of this. the good news, by friday afternoon, this is going to work its way out toward the east. big high pressure dominating, moving its way in from the northwest. what that is going to do is bring in fair weather, even cooler temperatures if you are here around the great lakes. 26 for the high in chicago. winnipeg just up to 23. overnight hours could feel a bit like fall. you may be seeing temperatures dip down into the teens into the midpart of the teens into southern ontario. now over towards europe, the big topic here is this high pressure dominating. you can see very little cloud cover just due to that suppressing anything from popping up out here. we have one area that is going to be producing some thunderstorms. this low pressure area, very mature and intense one coming onshore in the british isles. across ireland into scotland, this frontal are

. >> senator marco rubio is expected to pound the eastern seaboard. windows are being boarded up and grocery stores are empty. >> michele bachmann is on the way. specifically the eye of michele bachmann will be hitting florida in a few hours. >> can you imagine if that was the case? well, that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> so if monsoon rains weren't enough, phoenix was just slammed with massive dust on monday. a dust storm with gusts up to 68 miles per hour created the wall of dust hundreds of feet high and miles wide followed by heavy rains and lightening. the storm left thousands in the area without power. that's the latest on biz from nbc meteorologist bill. bill, with the dust storms, the rains that follow, does that wash everything away or do people need to line up with a car wash. >> a lot of storms don't have a lot of rain so not usually. >> probably makes it a muddy mess, right? >> yeah. if you're lucky it rains and washes it away. as far as the big story yesterday, it's the heat. here we are the end of august. we have high

super storm sandy may have a lasting impact on both new and existing homes in the eastern seaboard hit by the big storm. president obama created the hurricane sandy rebuilding task force in december. its task, to assess what's needed to help people, businesses & the region. the report just released recommends 69 policy initiatives. the bottom line -- communities need to plan for stronger storms from climate change. the report also notes a need for new and existing infrastructure to be strengthened. after 40 years in private hands, re-max holdings, one of the largest real estate franchise businesses wants to go public.yesterday the denver- based company filed for an initial public offering of up to 100 million dollars. it's another sign of growing health and optimism in the us housing sector.the company claims its 92- thousand agents have sold more property in the us and canada than any other for 16 years straight.its shares will trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol "rmax." the company was founded in 1973 by dave and gail liniger who remain in charge. the country's larg

i-95 along the eastern seaboard will see rainstorms. problems in the rockies, as well. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans, charlotte and salt lake city. >>> now, to florida. an amazing story of survival. a fisherman who spent nearly 24 hours in the gulf of mexico after falling off his boat. >> with more on the man and his family and friends who reused to give up, here's eric waxler of our sister station in tampa. >> i don't know what to say. it's a miracle. it really is. >> reporter: after hours of waiting, a distraught wife got an unbelievable call. steve was alive. >> i don't know where he ended up. >> reporter: he was pushing alone in the gulf, in this boat, when he fell overboard without a life jacket. >> he went to grab a life vest. >> reporter: he treaded water through the night. then, at 1:00 this morning, he saw a shrimp boat and thought he was about to be saved. >> he got 100 yards from it, and they pulled up and left. he was just floating. >> reporter: night turned to day. the search went on, by wa

unfortunately tomorrow we expect to see quite a bit of rain all the way up the eastern seaboard.or atlanta, on sunday, 82 degrees, a chance of thunderstorms. over towards monday about 84 degrees. up to the northeast we had some showers pushing through new york. that causes some problems at the airport. those showers have moved away, but we have more showers making their way across new york and pennsylvania as well. look at the weekend, a beautiful weekend here in new york, temperatures only getting up to 80 and 81. very rainy conditions across the southwest. we expect to see phoenix and tucson seeing some rain in your forecast. that's a look at the forecast for the nation. your headlines are up next. >>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm john siegenthaler, and here is a look at tonight's top stories. the state department says it cannot conclusively determine if chemical weapons were used on syrian civilians. un inspectors are demanding access to the scene of the attack. >>> the fire threatening yosemite national park more than trimmed in size. firefighters are losing the battle against

so, a very, very wet time on the eastern seaboard. what you don't want to hear is that there's more rain coming today. a lot of these areas will pick up about an inch of rain. there will be some locations, particularly in the red zone, new jersey, long island, into connecticut, there and a little new hampshire, as well. will come up with two inches to three-inches plus. it's localized. one community could get quick showers and another community could get dumped on. by some very, very heavy rain. a quick look at where the storms are rolling today. all along that cold front. the zone shaded in red. >> when we come back in the next half hour, we're going to talk about the dust storms off the coast of africa and how they impact the hurricane season. >> all right, sam. thank you. >>> coming up next here on "good morning america," a break in the case of the aspiring actress found dead after her "fiddler on the roof" cast party. why police believe a friend killed her. >>> also, the dramatic 911 call. the woman rescued as her car filled up wi

so if you like a federal dollars as an example in 2014 federal work dollars across the eastern seaboard port starts virginia ranks number eight in the amount of federal dollars we're getting , 27 million compared to jacksonville, to under 84 million. the ability to get to 55 feet, the potential to pass. a great investment firm national dollars. >> what the u.s. before? >> more federal dollars. >> also, an important thing, we won for the east coast. a lot of our consumer -- a lot of our products go on trying to the midwest. the port of virginia is the airport as well. nor folks seven and a csx help us get our products to the midwest for their is a larger consumer base as well. we want the midwest dates to join with hours to go after those federal dollars. >> what is it looking like right now, the prospects of getting federal dollars? our viewers know that washington is talking about sequestration, spending cuts, annual spending bills are not getting done. how do you get the money? >> the next to jump in you have on will definitely have an answer for that. >> what do you think? >> it is s

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weather making its way up and doup the eastern seaboard.eratures, a good portion of central texas going to be over 100 degrees. as we said, rain up and down the eastern seaboard. ere i >>> 9:08 now. kind of surprised to see how slow things are moving on the golden gate bridge as far as foot traffic goes, such a pretty day, you can see all the at this point pi tops of the towers here, got a gorgeous day shaping up, don't have a whole lot of cloud cover expect as we head through this afternoon what will happen is the cool westerly flow through this afternoon w air in and temperatures, as a result, only end up in the upper 70s, livermore, 80 gilroy. get into the weekend, finally starting to climb back to seasonal averages. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> up next, in the wake of the sandy hook school shootings last year, one school district in arkansas is arming its teachers. is this going too far? we'll get into the emotional the boys used double miles from their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must

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we'll see that eastern seaboard deal with more rain. very mild for this time of year, august, boy, the 70s in boston, new york city and washington, d.c. 80s for you in chicago and minneapolis. 90 in denver so we're pretty warm there. salt lake city look at a high of 98 degrees. now we're going to get into our wednesday and we're going to see we have rain in the eastern third of the country here so it's starting again to kick up in the northeast and the southeast and our temperatures again staying relatively mild. you see denver, though, look at this drop in temperatures, from a high of 90 to 72 in houston, 100 degrees for you so very hot down in dallas, all that have high pressure that's holding out. as we get into thursday, again, a little rain for you in boston, starting to clear out south of there so new york city looking pretty good. washington, d.c., you, as well, but atlanta, here comes the rain again right down into florida. look at that heat in dallas, 104 for your thursday. 80 degrees in denver. 80 in seattle looking nice and c

wildlife officials are trying to determine what is causing so many dolphins to die along the eastern seaboardere are 228 dolphin deaths from new york to virginia. in all of 2012. 111 deaths were recorded. >>> an indiana woman is reunited with her stolen dog five years after she disappeared, thanks to the computer chip in her rottweiler, an arizona shelter was able to put the two back together. great site to see. no word on who took sasha and where she's been. i bet she has a story to tell. >> i bet. susan, thanks. we'll be right back. at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that's stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] toda

we're going osee more rain pushing through most of the eastern seaboard.focus is what's going to be happening near west virginia. flash flooding is going to be the trouble for the rest of the evening. temperatures coming down to 72° but tomorrow we expect those temperatures to go up to 80° there. as the labor day weekend unfortunately rain showers for many locations on the east coast, not just here in washington. 89° there. we're also going to be watching what happens very quickly down here towards the south. very heavy rain showers for parts of miami but for orlando things are looking quite nice. that is the look at your national weather, have a great evening. headlines are up next. jazeera.com.

the tracks in 1940s like a road map over south florida, 1950s road map up eastern seaboard, i don't understandese people do not see this, do they not look at this, and say, well, how can there be 8 major hurricanes in 7 years, and we've seen nothing like that since, that would that be global warming climate change ei don't know what do they call it today? >> i have no idea. i am going with you. i'm going with you, joseph, thank you so much. >> thanks. neil: meanwhile a bigger samsung galaxy phone is comes out. jury is still out, here is your twitter reaction, to a promise of 6-inch plus scenes, one writes way too big, there are tablets for a reason. but do investors think it is a good thing? why a bigger galaxy could put apple stock in a world of hurt, next we'll be blitzing it up. t, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should av

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to prove that it is summer somewhere, it's going to be 103 in dallas, on the eastern seaboard they haves. so mild bay area is not so bad really with temperatures down in the south bay today topping out in the 70s. morgan hill at 101, 81 degrees. 75 at san jose. 76 sunnyvale. 68 hayward. out in the east bay the numbers will mostly be in the mid- to upper 70s. 80 at brentwood, though. 78 at pleasant hill. that's a bit warm. 71 for petaluma. and 72 in santa rosa. here in the city we'll have 63. 70 for san leandro. numbers recover to just slightly below normal for next week. mid-80s next week. low 70s around the bay and the usual low clouds in the morning and sun in the afternoon. there's weather. now on the road ahead here's elizabeth. >> thank you, brian. the commute is not fun this morning. if you are in pleasanton at least if you are stuck in this, this is the traffic alert we have been talking about westbound 580 right before you approach 680. turns out the cars involved in the crash both work trucks now nails and debris on the road saying close to 6:15 possibly later to clean up the m

next week a cold front kind of slices through the midwest, also pushes on to it the eastern seaboard. this is rare for the middle of august. what does that mean? our high temperatures are going to drop some 5 to 15 degrees below average. you got to remember, we're talking about the heat of the summer, august. we could be dealing with temperatures, even in the new york city area, only in the 70s. thomas? >> wow. that's a big difference. paul, thank you, sir. >>> still ahead, shocking murder confession. a south florida man behind bars accused of killing his wife and then posting a grisly photo of her body on facebook. >>> plus, the latest from texas where two lawyers assisting accused ft. hood shooter nadal hasan have not shown up in court. we'll explain why. as always u you can join our conversation on twitter. you can find us @newsnation. i'm the next american success story. working for a company where over seventy-five percent of store management started as hourly associates. there's opportunity here. i can use walmart's education benefits to get a degree, maybe work in it, or be an

if you look at the federal dollars from 2014 across the eastern seaboard ports, virginia ranks no. 8n what we are getting. we have the current death, the ability to get to 55 feet, potential capacity that we call a great investment for our national dollars. host: what are you asking for from the federal government? guest: we are the premier gateway for the east coast. a lot of our product go on the train to the midwest. we want our partners to feel like it is the airport as well. it helps us to get our products into the midwest. the delegations in the midwest states have worked together and you will be meeting the congressman shortly to go after those federal dollars to make virginia the premier place to bring in cargo. host: our viewers know that washington, talking about sequestration, spending cuts, annual spending, it is not getting done. how do you get the money? host: rodney, what do you think? in ports up and down the east coast are seeing that. we had the foresight and i do , but they hadself the foresight to see the need to dredge to 50 feet into authorize 55 feet. we are we

like it was a dead one. >> more than 200 dead bottleneck dolphins have washed ashore on the eastern seaboardeven in july and august, but this year teams recovered 48 dead dolphins in july and 75 this month so far, including 25 just this weekend. >> 25 dolphins in one weekend is something we can't handle. >> they are now working with noaa to investigate, collecting samples and noting similar ailments. >> we're seeing lesions in their respiratory system, a lot of them are thin. >> scientists are investigating a range of possible causes, from pollution to the return of a virus that killed more than 700 dolphins back in 1987. >> the fact they are dying from a number of different diseases may indicate there's an awful lot in the water we need to be concerned about. >> it is a mystery scientists hope to solve before the problem spreads. >> we have bike riders back here if you want to take a look. >> as they migrate south, we may see high fatalities in other states. >> now if you happen to see one of these stranded dolphins, do not touch it. noaa says stay away, call for help. they have a hot line,

more than 250 bottlenosed dolphins have been found dead, washing along the shore along the eastern seaboardw scientists believe it's actually a virus that's causing it. it's already the largest dolphin dieoff since 1987 when more than 740 animals died and scientists expect the number of deaths to rise. scenes like this are becoming an all too familiar sight. shocking beach goers down to virginia. >> normally they just swim up and down close to the shore. but all of a sudden, we just started seeing them on the beach all up and down the beach. they're dying on the beaches like that. something is very wrong. something is very wrong. i hope they find out soon. >> in july and august, 253 dead dolphins washed along the coast. 64 in new jersey. and 25 in new york. scientists performing autopsies on the dead dolphins believe a virus may be to blame. it's similar to the measles in humans. take a listen. >> dolphins are very cohesive groups of animals. they're very social with each other within their groups that they travel in. and so a lot of diseases probably pass between each other through that cl

mission of the virginia port authority is to stimulate commerce to the ports and serve as the eastern seaboard gateway for international cargo. it's really economic development is what we are all about. >> host: we are going to you from christine in indiana, a democratic caller. hi christine. >> caller: hello, how are you? >> host: good morning. >> caller: . [inaudible] >> host: christine i had a little trouble hearing you. the impacts on what? >> caller: what are the top five ports? >> host: were you able to pick that up? >> caller: you mentioned an hour ago about the top five ports. >> host: christine we will take that but i couldn't understand what she was saying. >> guest: yes, new york is the largest port on the east coast. obviously we have a huge consumer base right behind their port facilities. savannah is the second largest port on the east coast. virginia is third, charlton charlton-charlestcharlest on is fourth. on the west coast is l.a. long beach. there are two separate ports but they are conducive to each other so a lot of people think of them as one. they are by far the largest

take a look at what's behind that one cold front that's on the eastern seaboard, though.e're drying out that area. clearing it out. florida's just about the only place that does not get the drier, cooler, clear air that moves in with that area of high pressure. that's the weather around the nation. your local forecast is just 30 seconds away. we have run out of time. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area microclimate forecast. warmer highs today, actually back to average. a few more clouds during the next couple nights mean slightly cooler weather during our weekend afternoons. we stay pretty steady during the extended forecast. we have mid to upper 60s along the coast into san francisco, low to upper 70s tarpd bay, 80s in our inland valleys with mid to upper 80s the warm spots in the east bay valleys. your accu >> your weekend getaway was brought to you by angie's list. our party in the park with ne-yo starts now. you can't start your weekend without it. let's get back to times square. >> wow, that's some crowd, sam. we can't wait to

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monday is the rainier day on the eastern seaboard. here's the surge of rain.es of rain. this is nothing new. there's been flooding for the last couple of days and weeks. flagstaff to >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. temperatures come out, close to average mid to upper >> beautiful, long look at your thursday weather map. and all of that was brought to you by tide. >>> coming up, boutique backlash. kristen johnson versus a very popular store over their controversial t-shirts making drugs look cool. >>> and the wildly viral letter from one mom and why she is >>> and the wildly viral letter i quit my job a while backs to be with the kids, and honestly, it was a little scary to go down to one income. so, i had to get creative. i made some missteps. i switched to some weird bargain detergent instead of tide but no matter how much i poured, our clothes were missing that tide clean we were used to. i mean, what would my grandma say if she saw the kids looking dingy? [ smoke alarm beeping ] oh! [ daughter ] mom burned the muffins! i hope you'

if you look at the federal dollars from 2014 across the eastern seaboard ports, virginia ranks no. 8 in what we are getting. we have the current death, the ability to get to 55 feet, potential capacity that we call a great investment for our national dollars. host: what are you asking for from the federal government? guest: we are the premier gateway for the east coast. a lot of our product go on the train to the midwest. we want our partners to feel like it is the airport as well. it helps us to get our products into the midwest. the delegations in the midwest states have worked together and you will be meeting the congressman shortly to go after those federal dollars to make virginia the premier place to bring in cargo. host: our viewers know that washington, talking about sequestration, spending cuts, annual spending, it is not getting done. how do you get the money? host: rodney, what do you think? guest: scarcity in ports up and down the east coast are seeing that. we had the foresight and i do not include myself, but they the foresight to see the need to dredge to 50 feet into

warming up on the eastern seaboard. how do you feel about that? would you like it warmer?o you by thomas' english muffin. >>> now, let's move to keith urban. a four-time grammy winner. now, his light the fuse tour, about to announce what cities he's going to make in the final leg of that tour. only abc's rachel smith went on the road with him, to get a behind-the-scenes look and give you the info. >> are you ready? ♪ going to be a long summer >> reporter: with electric guitar solos -- ♪ movie star good looks. and that voice -- ♪ you have to know it's worth to do ♪ >> reporter: keith urban has legions of fans, including this one. ♪ and i love you trust me ♪ >> reporter: i went behind the scenes, as the four-time grammy winner prepared to hit the stage in raleigh, north carolina, on his whirlwind, light the fuse tour. the show is a musical rollercoaster, along with urb urban's signature journey out into the crowd. >> we journey out in the middle of everybody. and the energy is indescribable. >> reporter: number one hits and new tracks off his upcoming album, "fuse." ♪ i just

we do have thunderstorms along the eastern seaboard. take a look at atlanta up.recasts monday itself will bring low 80s inland, low seventies around the bay and low sixties for the coast. >>george: a look at the ride on 680 and the southbound direction. the commute looking much better now because of the crash. we have also been tracking an accident and a problem for 11 north bound. this is at third street so there is going to be slow going. because of earlier occuring problems here at cesar chavez on the 280 extension its heavy on 280 north bound. a quick bridge check for you the bay bridge looking pretty good. now back up for the way right now. here at the san mateo bridge looking at light traffic now likely to be pretty heavy for the next two days at least. and for your golden gate bridge ride not reporting any problems [ male announcer ] at sizzler... it's back for a limited time! fire grilled steak and golden all-you-can-eat shrimp for an incredible $9.99! only at sizzler! nope. >>: if you're on the mission street and you double park you may get a little surp

gorgeous along the eastern seaboard.ight risk in the central >>> 9:32, good wednesday morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. this is sinole. look at all these clouds overhead. we have some steady drizzle right at the immediate coast this morning. let's get right to your temperatures, for today, 78, inland, 71, bay side, 60 on the way to the coast. here's the deal. summertime numbers are back in the mix as we head throughout saturday, sunday, finally starting to see the 80s return and then we are going to be in the upper 80s for monday and tuesday. we will see you in about 15 minutes. hope you hxq@:%uá$qpv >>> thanks so much. so you tried everything to lose weight. scale doesn't seem to budge. whether you have 10 pounds or 100 pounds so lose, sometimes you need a little inspiration. >> heres some of the strategies to help kick start your diet. today joy powers. >> hey. >> good to see you. >> we all know that losing weight is tough. while most people know the basics, more vegetables, pull back on portions, i ha

. >> now you will have the goods going through the panama canal and arriving directly to the eastern seaboarder cost of movement of the cargo. >> so to bring it down to the most local level, this shirt was on a ship like this? >> that's right, definitely. >> reporter: but the bottom line, it's all about lower shipping costs. so for panama and the world, a bigger canal creates a win-win situation. >> announced they're looking at ways to build their own canals to get in on the action, but so far only panama has been successful. >> thank you, peter. >>> it is now >>> starting out with some low clouds around the bay area this morning. the thunderstorms are out of town. that means we're going to watch things calm down become more seasonal outside. clouds trying to break up out over the bay. we are going to see more sunshine there today. and looking good. low pressure finally scooting out of the way. that means well, we're going to see some sun this afternoon and no threat of thunderstorms. 80s inland. around the bay. patchy fog toward the coast. next couple of days, warming up into friday. then co

where we live in the northeast, 96% of cases of lyme occur in the 13 states right here in the eastern seaboard and the northeast. people have a fairly decent awareness of the disease but certainly we need to understand that in the spring and in the summer, when the nymphs where it's going to be transmitted has a higher prevalence that you need to take certain precautions such as wearing long sleeved clothing, particularly at dusk, perhaps a light color so you can distinguish a tick on your body. you can use insect repellants. they're something new to me that i learned a little bit ago and that is something you can spray on your clothes and it's incredibly helpful to try to prevent tick bites. you can't prevent them 100% but you can try these things. heather: what about the symptoms? how do you know you have the disease? when do you go to the practitioner? >> we typically classify lyme as an early localized phenomena, middle stage and then late stage lyme. the early localized disease is characterized by that classic bull's eye rash that's present in roughly 80% of people. not everyone will have

in 2012 before superstorm sandy hit the eastern seaboard acquires that government insured premiums for the property owners in flood prone the agents -- flood prone regions -- happening in d.c. this week, the association of unmanned vehicles is holding their annual meeting. we will have guests from the center, talking about the issue of aerial aircraft and unmanned vehicles being used in land and sea. we are covering a couple of different programs from the convention at 9 a.m. on cspan2. the association for unmanned vehicle systems will hold a conference on what is being used, the latest technology. at 1 p.m. they will be talking of using theses unmanned systems and the privacy indications they have. look for coverage on c-span at 1 p.m. live and then go to our website, c-span.org for more information. tom is from texas, hello. my comment is that it would be helpful to us viewers if you would asks your -- if you would ask your guests to indicate their income level and how much they are paying for health insurance. i noticed that a lot of times there is a mixup in between what health car