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an ec jumper -- nbc governor shorts and setter having problems, -- you see governor shorts and sagger -- schwarzenegger getting the same problems. stuart: will we see a health- care bill? >> if an want to impose a disastrous plan, they ought to take the medicine first. mr. stuart: speaker, thank you very much, indeed. $6.5 billion interest bailed out banks are paying, money that you should be getting, but not before congress starts cramming -- grabbing. barney frank is pushing to take the money and dish it out to protect homeowners over their heads. >> we would spend that to deal with ongoing foreclosure. stuart: you should have heard barney frank articulate a plan which is essentially going to give that returned top money, give it out to bail out distressed mortgage half holders. all for it is a member of the appropriations committee. i know you are all for this. but you know how things work. people who get this money are politically connected. it is a form of buying votes. you're smiling, but you know that it is true and i think in your heart you know that this is wrong. >> is great

. >> ec thunderstorms on the seven-day and think it is a what we. it will probably not get here complyte for a while. l iil wshowil y y the o leit otl cell down south. it is working its up toward rdstaffo county.af may cross the river and head into charles county and south of marbury. let's look at the numbers. we ranged from 67 in waldorf to 70 in fredericksburg. 64 in martinsburg. over to the maps we go. we do have a pattern that has some store business off the coast and off to the west. we are wedged between these two systems. it will feel more muggy and also more warmth. may be near 90 by the end of the week. we will look for the potential for some storms to develop. maybe more scattered on thursday and friday. the latest trends. today lull on saturday. it will not be a big rain event. at reagan national airport, where several inches down. we need it. partly cloudy tonight. a straight thunderstorm possible. tomorrow, more of the same. -- a stray thunderstorm possible. it will feel pretty muggy. i think saturday remains dry in should be a decent

a company described they were told, quote, make them as fast as you can and it's the same thing the ec within the different specialties because robotics is a wide field whether you talk about drones to unmanned platforms within eod community they actually have small numbers of robots before 9/11 but wouldn't use them because it was seen as the not so courageous thing to do and in that community they have what is called the ski-ski effect. that is a certain day in iraq we lost to eod soldiers who is both naim and it in ski and the committee's basic attitude changed to you know what, we may -- the courage aspect doesn't matter. we have to start using the systems. we're losing people too quickly. with packbots the describe the moment being deployed experimental ones out to the very first forces in afghanistan were trying to investigate the bunker complex and realized combatants astelin site or weapons it was the same technology that we were using backend world war ii and vietnam. a guy with a flashlight and a pistol. and so, they were asking afghan allies to go in first and check that out

ec the inner harbor, we can shon da itit inwaonsh,gt wagtsh, and rockville. we are almost two full months into the hurricane season and we do not have one pa. so far, it is the zip on the scale. that is it. we have more coming up. we could have more storms at 6:00 p.m. >> we have breaking news. >> this is happening as we speak. but far has decided he was very tired. he will not -- brett favre has decided he will stay retired. he will not be returning. gibbs was in town to do little business. nothing gets folks fired up more than a three-time hall of fame winner. it was a nonfiction author with his latest book that drew the croats. >> are started waiting in line. it is wonderful. >> this is his latest stop on a whirlwind tour. >> i have been here and there. >> fks lined up early to get their copies signed up by joe gibbs. >> i was born and raised in washington. it was unbelievable to me tim. >> it was a big deal around here. he will alwa be a big deal around here. >> the book is a compilation of 11 life lessons from 11 scholars. >> this is a message that's say

ec the sunshine we expect in the region tomorrow, and while they feature cloud cover, it does look likell stay dry here. even friday is a decent looking day here with the clouds and showers holding off near the great lakes. the next front probably will not push into baltimore until later in the day saturday. nice summer weather ahead of us precise customer, breezy, cooler, 77-84, and dreyer, too. humidity levels will go down and the atmosphere will dry out. 15 not sit with day-weather temperatures in the mid-70's. western maryland is cool and comfortable, a nice day, and about 70 degrees. along the chesapeake, it will be breezy, with sunny skies in the short, and around ocean city, another beautiful day as the sea breeze kicks in. cleaning things up a bit here, with sunny to partly cloudy skies wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures in the upper deck 70's and low-80's, and 50's at night for the next couple of nights making it tolerable. then we see more humidity and a chance for an evening thunderstorm on saturday and a few scattered thunderstorms on sunday and monday. >>> breaking n

. >> reporter: it's a thought ec copied by the families-- >> echoed by the families. >> even if there'sney, we need something done now. we can't lose another li. >> reporter: they admit their hands are tied when mandating change. in the meantime the obama administration has promised more oversight is on the way. >>> still no sign after swimmer who went missing this afternoon on the potomac. montgomery county fire and rescue says two men were atmpting to swim across the river when the current swept one of them away. rescuers spent the rest of the afternoon and part of the evening searching by air and by boat but never did find him. >>> now to a scare in the sky on a flight bound for baltimore. a big hole appeared in a roof mid flight terrifying passengers and forcing an emergency landing. caught? still unknown tonight. that flight tookff from nashville yesterday but it didn't make it to bwi. instead it made an unexpected stop in charleston, west virginia. tonight those passengers are telling the story like only they can. fox 5's laura evans has reaction. >> i'm not sure we had time to be

ec thanks, top >>> it's a package deal, a pair of pets, unique pets, looking for a new home and the humane society will not split them up. >>> the fed chairman sees a recovery on the horizon but the outlook that story from ll rosy. that story from wall street. we all have confidence and we all have doubt. but when the moment comes... what's going to win? here's to nfidence. gillette helps you look, feel, be your best. gillette. the best a man can get. . [bell ringing]. >>> the winning streak continues on wall street. for the seventh day in a row the dow closed higher finishing the day up 67 points to close at 8915. the nasdaq climbed nearly 7 points and the s&p 500 rose 3 points. >>> federal reserve chairman faced sufficient questions from congress as he delivered his semiannual report on the economy. lawmakers are frustrated with the slow process toward recovery. >> the economy has improved. >> reporter: he pointed to glimmers of improvement in the economy. >> that is very important. >> reporter: but admits there's a long way to go. >> if the economy turns up in terms of production unempl

franken is scheduledo t bewo srn sinhik t see w a teeheon s d ec otestofrnnr mia. otri deg the s60thot ve that v credmones to pushr tneghou tough issues like health care. tracie potts has our report. >> reporter: his name is on the office now, so it's almost official. after an eight-month court battle over 312 votes, al franken arrived in washington today to be sworn in tomorrow as minnesota's junior senator. >> i'm ready to get to work. >> reporter: there's plenty of work waiting. franken brings the democrats' all-important 60th vote, providing a solid majority as the party rushes to pass health reform in the next month. >> a lot has been made of this number 60. the number i'm focused on is the number two. i see myself as the second senator from the state of minnesota. >> reporter: franken's promised he won't just be a rubber stamp for the democrats, but some analysts say every major position he's taken as backed the party. >> a guy who became famous writing books with titles like "rush limbaugh is a big, fat idiot" doesn't sound like an independent thinker. he's

the ec leaders said that cancelling it will save the district about $400,000.sion on the tax holiday for november. maryland has also canceled their tax holiday. >> there are fewer restaurants in virginia this morning. the commonwealth csed down 18 restuffed overnight. >> -- the commonwealth closed down eight rest stops overnight. >> motorists will have to had somewhere else if they want to stretch their legs and take a break. >> speaking as a mom, that is a huge problem. places to stop for a quick pit stop for a snack, it is a huge concern. >> virginia is closing 19 rest stops to help their budget shortfall. drivers say there is a better option, allow private businesses to keep them open. >> in new jersey, that is all they are. i am used to that. people are more familiar with the food and that sort of thing. people feel better stopping at private rest areas. >> some states like new jersey have received an exemption for running rest stops. people think virginia should be exempt as well. >> they should be operated well and they are open and clean and well-maintai

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un ec k thisout on wusa9.com under the weather tab. now the next three days where we have warm to hot temperatures and a slight chance of storms today and thursday. better chance riofth atsc--tering of -- scattering o thtoundersrms and cooler. 60s and 70s out there. temperatures will be rising in the low 90s this afternoon with stray thunderstorm at best. i think rain chances 20% or less. south winds five to ten miles an hour. sunset 8:23. mostly cloudy a chance of a shower tonight. but those are slim. 66 to 74. and tomorrow, yeah, upper 80s with some thunderstorms in the afternoon. these are high, thin clouds. looking worse than it is. but we will see a good deal of sunshine out of this and the moisture south and east of us. not much going on in the time lapse with high thin clouds out there. temperature 74 # 3 at reagan national. south wind at seven and the dew.is the key, upper 60s to low 70s across the area. it is very, very sticky this morning. 69 andrews air force base. 73 on the bay in annapolis. easton, good morning, you are 70

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the ec have a tax on things, a hate crimes bill has raised some of the hackles of some on the hill.. and you have those on other sites where they have introduced bills to allow concealed handguns to be brought across state lines. that is being debated. and now we're here that selig -- senator children of new york mets and 18 month moratorium on don't ask, don't tell. that will be debated, and all this creates tension and slows down the process of finding the troops and the war in iraq and afghanistan. but this f-22 fighters been brewing, with impassioned arguments from those on one side who have the parts on the state, lockheed martin and boiling, making the jet expensive. if anyone will tell you it is between being and hundred $40 million plane, $300 million, whatever is -- it is one of the most expensive ever built. but they are smart and they have parts of those planes made in 44 different states. so on the other hand, secretary gates made the argument you're talking about 24,000 jobs lost if you close the f-22 line. but when you continue and put that money into the f-35 building

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a lot of companies that use plastic are turning to something more ec-friendly.her company, earthbound farms. they're doing something very similar to make inaked juice. the company says it is the equivalent of taking 30 four hundred cars off the road every year. -- it is the equivalent of taking 3400 cars off the road every year. if you do not use the recycle products, all of that stuff goes into your landfill. it will be interesting. lookout for it. jon: thank you. heather: let's talk about the weather. government scientists say that el nino has returned and the weather where you live may be affected. janice p dean, what is going on with this? >> do you remember the chris farley sketch? youtube it. the opposite is la nina. here are some of the good things we can expect from el nino. we have studied this weather phenomenon since the 1960's. we could see a decrease in an lentic hurricane activity -- atlantic hurricane activity. we could see beneficial rain to the southwest. we could see less winter across the northern tier of the country, and a reduced risk of flo

fl ec, though, very heart hit on reports that mate may take his $200 building worth of capital. the hong kong sang second index rallying and the shanghai composite putting on mild gains. but that market is up 0.2%. scott, over to you in the u.s. >> earnings will tame nate the discussions today with bank of america and industry group. they're forecast to remain unchanged. building permtsd are expected to rise by nearly 2%. >>> white house economic larry summers is speaking at the peterson institute for inter national economics in washington at 1 o'clock a.m. his topic is rebuilding the u.s. economy, a progress report and that is your global stock watch. however over to you, christine. actists defailed, but i think -- >> plus, how badly could a cit bankruptcy hurt american business? the firm is still in talk toes save the firm, but some of the clients will already sdriting toeshl úúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúúú >>> it is 30 mijsz minutes past the hour. here are the top stories around the world. in the use, investors will be met with a whole host of earnings statements. >>> here in euro

itt be a perfect day, although we might see so me opieces al lit,ecs al list, toward chesapeake beacha o shower activity has just kind of been -- stuck here. nothing pushing it along so very slow to move across the western shore of the chesapeake bay. it rained about a quarter of an inch there. it could rain more as it will rain itself over the next couple of hours. a couple more showers across crofton and buoy. we'll see if the showers don't fill in during the course of the afternoon. more scattered showers during the course of the afternoon. very muggy. dew point in the mid-60s so it feels tropical. 72 at reagan national. 69 at dulles. 66 in fredericksberg. very mild startment our high temperatures later today with winds and flow out of the south and north in the low 80s. the reason temperatures are down are because we have a lot of cloud cover. out there. you can see that in motion. when i put this in motion, look at the clouds to the south and north. and most of the rain shower activity is off to the south and east. it was at the beaching and now pushing up into new york and bosto

tecou fk heas tecort highs ec today. looking good across the nation. especially in the northeast.autiful. temperatures in the 80s. we're talking 70s for minneapolis today. we start to get into the southern plains and that's where things sizzle once again. you'll see once again temperatures around 110, 115 degrees and phoenix, 113. hot one in vegas as well. and thunderstorms from missouri to the western great lakes. >>> good morning, everyone. a bit of sunshine out there this morning. tonight, thunder approaches the area bringing a chance of showers and storms. right now, 69. we're heading into the mid-80s. dew points will climb bringing humidity. there's mid and upper level clouds. partly sunny for today. thers a front that slides through late this afternoon and >>> all righta big birthday going out to mom. looks like she's a steelers' fan? >> we are. big steeler fans. >> awesome. >>> jim, it's been more than two weeks since michael jackson's death, but many unanswered questions about his health, why he die and where he might be buried fop get answers, we turn to a new book, "unma