ec the clockwise flow, bring at -- you see the clockwise flow, bringing in a lot of the moisture from what was tropical storm claudette. the humidity level will start to feel a little oppressive over the next few hours, juicing up the atmosphere for a potential thunderstorm into the afternoon and evening hours. a quick look on our satellite picture. we are waiting for those clouds here. but out towards the atlantic, we are watching what is now hurricane bill read it is a category 2 storm at this point, and has the potential of becoming a category 3 hurricane. this has shifted a little bit further to the east, closer to bermuda, but we need to watch it very closely. we are out of the cone of influence, what you see here in red, but anything here will be fair game for the light of the storm. the best bet is that it will continue to move north and stay out to sea. increasing showers and thunderstorms possible. 91 to 95 degrees, and factor in the humidity and it will feel warmer than that. 91 for the 2:30 game and a chance of scattered storms at 89. the storms will be isolated, but in the

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> from the world's leading reporters and analysts, here is what's happening from around the world.uéçhis is "worldfocus." made possible, in part, by the following funders -- >>> good evening, i'm martin savidge. there is major news out of north korea tonight. two american journalists, euna lee and laura ling, who were arrested in march while reporting along the border of china and north korea, have been pardoned. that announcement came late this afternoon after former president bill clinton made an unannounced visit to north korea, and then held a series of high-level talks, including a rare chat with north korean president kim jong-il. well, with dramatic news of the pardoning of the reporters made headlines today the former president's meeting with north korean official had far greater implications. the clinton visit and analysis of it, that's our "lead focus" tonight, beginning with "worldfocus" producer ivette feliciano. >> reporter: the former president was greeted with warm handshakes and flowers as he arrived in pyongyang today. the fact that clinton was greeted at the airport

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." >> n and ec becomes a crime scene. we will tell you what happens -- and embassy becomes a crime scene. >> time to head back to school in montgomery county. we talking with the superintendent about budget cuts. >> live in the weather center, we are waking up to a cool day today. you can see the sun on the horizon. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. welcome back. just about 6:30 on this monday. it is the last day of august. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. de your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. it feels like the first day of school. the humidity from last week is white away. >> we are happy. we kept saying last week wait until next week. we headed out this morning, the cars said 59 degrees. in>> it was in a tiaufulas weekend. >> we also got some rain in there. 61 in culpeper. becoming partly sunny. best chance of showers, far south and east. >> have the client of traffic. this is on 270 heading allen of frederick. 70 is ok. if yo

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neil: a lot of them have said, "the hell with it" -- ec leaders ducking under. -- you see leaders duckingnk option. is it really the congressman's responsibility to respond that way? >> in a way, yes it is, and i respect congressman frank for coming forward and doing it. the larouche that had the obama /hitler's sign -- neil: across the board with anyone. >> that is true. at least he did not hide under his desk. a lot of them are hiding under their desks. neil: all right, david, thank you very much. so where is all of that clunker cash? our doctors watching? -- are they? neil: çça short time ago in tripoli, libya, the mastermind behind the lockerbie, scotland, pan am flight 103 terrorist attack, greeted as a hero in libya today. scottish authorities released him, which caused international outrage, particularly among the families of the 270 victims of that attack. because we are told that al- megrahi is dying of cancer, but the families are arguing that their families were never shown that mercy. but among the many, he is seen as a hero. president obama among those the city at the very

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ec imlap >>> the u.s. is monitoring two nuclear powered russian attack subs but the pentagon says there is no cause for concern. the submarines have been there for several days. they have not seen anything like it since the cold war. >>> a soldier from northern virginia has been killed in afghanistan. 42-year-old sergeant first class of fairfax was killed august 2 when insurgents attacked his vehicle with an improvised explosive device. to other soldiers were also killed. all three were members of the mississippi army national guard. >>> a pedestrian has died after being hid by a car on the b.w. parkw. investigators say a man was trying to walk across the northbound lanes just south of 450 around 9:00 last night when he was hit. the car that hit him was going north. the driver stayed on the scene. charges have not been filed. >>> prince george's county police have made an arrest in the quadruple shooting in oxon hill we told you about yesterday. it happened early yesterday morning. four people were shot on

we'll have a lot of sunshine ar not ec not right now. as you head out the door, you see cloud cover and you are saying i thoughwe were going to have a nice eeare you ill b we are dealing with mcloud ov and a couple of showers. the radarrdveooie th a showers here in totownwn. off to the south and east, a better chance to see showers. if you . are at owe someone cit or salisbury, miya ought see some showers -- at ocean city or salisbury, you might see some showers. ouca foil w lyonget brighter as we get into the afoo ater. es e'rte eratures. we're only expecting highs today in the mid-70s. remember yesterday, we were in the mid-80s and we had a left upper 80s and 90s 9 last couple of week. 65 right now in new york and boston, it is 53. there you go. early clouds, afternoon sunshine returns. a few showers during the first part of the day south of the city and it will be cool. 74 with wind oust north at five to 10 miles per hour. more details on a great looking workweek, the tropics, the bus stop, we have a lot for you. >> thank you. >>> let

afterthere cet th caretakers o using the play tghe play gr.ougrnd ckr avious mayornd the cityt ast ld ec dided last night delay a vote on the proposal to allow time for public comments. that public comment session is going to take place monday, september 14th. >>> warnings are good about to get a bit more graphic. photographs that display the effects of smoking like mouth cancer and bckened lungs will begin appearing on pack of cigarettes. the text will also being larger with very bluptd warnings that say things like smoking can kill you. it's all part of the new smoking prevention and tobacco control w signed lt month by president obama. other countries like canada, brazil and malaysia ready use graphic photos on cigarette packaging which canadian health officials are much more effective than text only warning labels. >>> when we come back, the new concerns that young kids are spending time in front of the screen could be increasing their risk of high blood pressure. >>> students are saving the planet by playing with worm, dirt and garbage. it's their environmental program encourages st

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r opening ece, the thinng is that in terms of the supreme court, this is unlikelyto have a huge impact. substituting judge somayor for justice souter. what about for theegal system more broly, snw do you see some kind of broader pact? >> i think it's important because o jstice system reliesn puic trust and confince its partiality. it isimportant that tha system refles allegments society. hispanic are obviously t faest growing and largest minor ny the country so the pictures tters. it's impornt for hispanic chilen and it's important for all people in this country for the picture o the supre court to reflect the broad scope, the rich mosa that we are as a people. >> reporter: m vary gas, the lastword. >> agree. i think the optics of it, of having a hspanic on the supreme court afterall these years is a wonderl thing. 's a monumental historic occasion. but i agree withenator hatch in that i think it would have be preferable to have a nominee that m not have been tha controversial, i think republins in the snate also sent a msage to predent obam saying this ithe line, don't go any furer to

this is a time when ec distractions became normal, and the trivial has been taken too seriously. men and women who have served since 9/11 telos a different story. as so many people reach for the quick buck, the discourse creates more heat than light. they have put their lives on the line for america and borne the responsibility of war. we are making it clear that the u.s.a. will reward responsibility. those who have had the heaviest burden will lead into the 21st century. we look to the america that they will help build tomorrow. the post 9/11 gi bill will tap their creativity and increase their talents and they will be [unintelligible] as responsible citizens. god bless the troops and the veterans, and god bless the united states of america. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2009] ♪ ♪ >> you are watching public affairs programming on c-span. coming up in a moment, reporters asked the white house about health care and taxes and we will hear from john kyl and lamar alexander. then a conversation on race in am

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