we've had nine already this year. >> so if you've had nine this year and let's take gainesville, for example, and they call you up and say why they can't get abc, what do you say? you basically say you're working with the broadcaster to negotiate a fair wage for them and it's a bit of an unfair food fight because the broadcaster, because everyone has a choice to switch another video provider, a, and b, they only get -- their sweeps' ratings only happen four times a year and they only get measured four times a year which affect the advertising rates except by law and i understand cable companies can't take down and can't take down a network during the sweeps rating and it's not a fair fight out there today and it is becoming more prevalent. what do you think a solution should be? is there a solution? it seems like -- >> i think there are fairly easy solutions. as an example, the -- if we're going to make a market determine at i'm all for that, but we should be able to -- if you don't have the gainesville station then you'd have to go to a standstill arbitration or you'd have to have t

two men stabbed on gainesville street around midnight. officers brought canine units to the scene to look for clues. both men taken hospital, one in critical condition, no arrests in any of these cases and no

two men stabbed on gainesville street around midnight. officers brought canine units to the scene to look for clues. both men taken hospital, one in critical condition, no arrests in any of these cases and no indication they were related. >>> playing chicken with a train, not a good idea. a reminder you shun need. a man hurt this morning after a run in with a train in montgomery county. the 23-year-old man wanted to see how close he could get to the train, and he got a little too close when a csx freight train hit him. he was taken to the hospital with injuries to his leg and head. >>> police looking for an escaped convict that walked away from a prison work detail. conrad thames seen working with a road crew off 197 in laurel. serving a ten-year sentence for manslaughter and handgun violations. only one year left to serve. thames is dangerous. call 911. >>> polls just opened in virginia for primary voting. the u.s. senate race is one of the most watched. former governor george allen vying for the seat he lost in 2006. today's winner will

gainesville is up to 89. woodbridge is at 91. thunderstorms are likely this afternoon. if you are popping up right now but more widespread action later on. some could be strong or severe with the primary threat being winds and possibly hail. the trouble forecast -- a hot day in the country. caught up and down the east coast. we will take a look at the weekend coming up. >> the wait is on in pennsylvania as the jury deliberates for the second day in the jerry sandusky child sex abuse trial. the jury had been sequestered and cut off from media. in the meantime, sandusky's adopted son has come forward, saying he too is the victim. >> the sandusky jury arrived back in court today after eight straight hours of deliberation on thursday. at their request, they heard a replay of two and a half hours of testimony. this time they read aloud from a transcript by attorneys. >> they recognize that what they are doing is a very serious consideration. if they find him guilty, he is going to prison for the rest of his life. >> we cannot discuss anything now. >> the defense is keeping i

and gainesville into shenandoah valley. temps are uniform. the air mass is humid. it's muggy. 67 for arlington. it's 70 in sterling and leesburg. it's 68 in rockville. 69 college park this morning. and here in washington, look outside on our michael & son weather camera. lots of low clouds out there. a few raindrops still left over on our weather cam. at the moment cloudy but we've got a few more showers coming in. dew point in the mid-60s with the humidity at 87%. want to show you colder air up here. i point that out because we're going to try to get a little of that in here as we get into the next few days, at least the dryness of the air mass will move in behind a cold front pushing across michigan. big storms. lots of wind reports. this morning north louisiana seeing the brunt of the strong storms and for us we're still -- the front getting toward detroit. that comes through late tonight. once that happens, we'll see drier air move in and the rain threat will drop off. that's probably going to happen before midnight or

gainesville 79 degrees and bowie is 83 degrees. a little breezy at times in the mid to upper 80's and it will be refreshing. we will have a ship overnight and we will have humidity. the midsection of the country will be over 100 degrees. i will have the seven best forecast coming up. >> while we wait for the heat to arrive tomorrow, much of the midwest is broiling from denver to dallas and points in between. temperatures have been well over 100 degrees. authorities are checking on people with chronic illnesses and the elderly to make sure they are ok and he is locked in for the weekend. the record heat is also hitting the fires on in colorado. it is hot and dry and the fires are showing no signs of letting up. authorities said one of the largest fires in colorado springs doubled in size overnight. tens of thousands of people have now been evacuated. scott thurman as the latest. >> it is the fire causing pure terror across colorado. more than 32,000 were evacuated from colorado springs ilan. >> it is upsetting. i am very upset. >> s

i know new york, boston, gainesville, florida is trying to get it. chicago, emanuel is trying to create a technology center. we have been successful already because we knew this would be our strength. we want to provide the platform for the mess -- the rest of the mayors across the country to gauge your expertise. if you have new products and services, we can apply them to the problems in inner cities throughout the country. we would like to offer it as a venue for technology companies to exhibit what they're doing. last year, we did s.f. park. other mayors came out to me and asked how did parking their resolve with a technology application? it is a great thing. you use to run around trying to look for a parking space. now, before you get into your car, you know where you are going. if you want to find our the best parking is, where you are going, visit dropbox, phil's, you can find parking spaces available in real time. these are some

gainesville, get ready for these storms coming out of marshall and the plains. this is going go down over toward warrenton and probably in the d.c. metro, give it an hour or so or less, these storms are marriaging 20 to 30 miles per hour. we still have a severe thunderstorm watch for just about everybody until 9:00 p.m. those warnings we were looking at, 7:45, loudoun, i believe it's going to 7:45. i just saw the information there. lots going on. this should be winding down over the next few hours. anita? >> we'll be coming become do you through the newscast if anything changes. >>> a family is being treated after an accident when two vehicles collided and then ran over a kiddie pool. >> reporter: two suvs collide, sending one careening through a fenced yard, running over four children in a kiddie pool at 3:30 on a hot afternoon. even police were shocked by the results. >> you think you're in a safe area in a fenced yard. the last thing you think is for a vehicle to come through a fence. >> reporter: the injured vehicle, 4-10. the rider in the four runner were t

let's go live to john zarrella joining us from gainesville, florida.eport for us. >> how many times have you and i over the years said i've been through the wind and rain. here they've set up this wind machine and you can see it here and what they are trying to do with this wind machine is research in order to dispel what they call some wrong perceptions of just how strong storms are. >> the water's getting hire. >> reporter: there i am in north carolina battling the wind and water last year during hurricane irene. >> the wind and the rain. >> reporter: looks pretty bad, doesn't it? the problem is sometimes the perception of the storm's strength are different from reality and that could lead to injuries and debt. >> what we're actually doing here is we're creating constructive unease and that unease is the thing that will propel people to do something differently. >> the university of florida and the federal alliance for safe homes have teamed up to try to understand how people perceive wind, rain and water. are you ready? >> yes! >> reporter: you're s

we are told the victim was found in the 2800 block of gainesville street southeast suffering from several stab wounds. officers believe the person was attacked about a block away. right now the victim's condition is not known. the police are looking for two suspects. >> an elderly woman from arlington is dead after being struck by a bisicklies. 80-year-old ida was walking on the bike path when she was struck by a man riding downhill on a bicycle. the bicyclist tried to warn him to her left by ringing a bell. the woman took a step to her left and turned around. she was struck, fell backwards, and hit in the head. she was taken to fairfax hospital where she was pronounced dead. we have seen a rainy start to this tuesday with cooler temperatures. we'll look outside and -- take our word for it. here's adam with the details. >> you can see drops there driffing off the camera. we do have some areas of rain pushing through the metro aira, the vast majority of the showers so far today, so far have been off to the west. look at superdoppler 7 starting with the wide view. can you see that band of r

you'll see why this was at the sunshine state games in gainesville, florida.minivan involved in this fridays frisbee trick shot. this was posted by brody smith. it's not brody smith doing the trick. this was in the lay-out competition. you see this dude in the highlighter-colored shorts dive through an open minivan, a l a la superman. impressed on the distance this guy got, running full speed and then diving into a minivan. but what if he goes to dive through the minivan and doesn't make it out? >> it's a narrow opening. >> you're saying if he clipped an elbow. >> right. you're risking some serious injury. if you've got hate in your heart, let it out. >> first of all, vertical video. second of all, i think the leap was fantastic. the little baby toss, i -- i wanted to see more of a throw. like maybe the guy could have stood up dependenagainst the va thrown it with him. >> right. >> you make the dive, you're going to make the catch. you can't really admit that it's right in front of you. but a cool stunt, nonetheless. >>> that's our show, everyone. we'll see yo

belle spent just one year in gainesville, before declaring for the draft. yesterday was even more special for belle, he celebrated his 19th birth day. happy birthday to him. >> hopefully if will be a good anniversary. the time is 4:37. heat and humidity combined for what is expected to be a trijet temperature day. >>> a once popular smartphone maker suffers another setback. >>> at 4:49 you better load up on your smart trip card. metro's new fare starts this weekend. good morning this is 9news now. >>> olga breese in for howard bern teen is it -- bernstein this morning. day planner today, will feature plenty of sunshine. we'll move quickly through the 80s and we are headed for highs yes in the triple-digits, expecting to see about 100 degrees or more. going to be a heat advisory until 9:00 tonight. monika? >> reporter: south side of 395 work continues on a damaged overhead sign. a dump truck hit it at 1:00 this morning. southbound the left lane is going to get you through. coming up in my next report, other area roads in a few minutes. >>> thank you monika.

he spent just one year in gainesville before declaring for the nba draft. in fact, what makes this day even more special for him is that this is his 19th birthday. >> i was at school my 18th birthday, sought wasn't too good. summer school. we had orientation, so it wasn't too good of a birthday, but this one definitely tops off anything else. >> not a bad birthday present. he wore number 23 while at florida. just so happens he's landed it in one of michael jordan's former backyards but even before the draft he said out of respect no matter where he went he wouldn't wear the number in the nba. anita. >> thanks a lot, kristen. the other big sports story, the opening round of the at&t national at congressional country club. >> mike hydeck is hosting our coverage. we've been out there having a good time. mike, no really low numbers tonight. >> and the temperatures were not very low. it's highs to be back in the air conditioning. there were several rounds under par when we were there. you watched the crowds. it was clear they came to see one man. all the eyes an

and this giant sinkhole, this is around gainesville. the area is giving away just after rain fell. >>> they're not done with it to be just yet, to be is a slow mover. more sinkholes, exciting stuff,. we have a couple patches of fog out toward the coast line. it looks like for the afternoon, we will try to get back to the normal average. by the afternoon we should be five to about eight degrees warmer than yesterday. we will have more coming up in a bit. >>> more lanes are open to southbound traffic. you could see that it is flowing pretty nicely going into san francisco. so far no brake lights coming out of the altamont pass. into this half-day, most of these sensors are picking up top speeds. so the eastbound lanes on highway 4, it looks like it now has been picked up. >>> it looks like police say that he was armed and talked with police officers that went to his home yesterday. the man was wanted for the child said abuse and a parole violation. the break-in happened at a local office police say the thieves made off with thousands of d

this is the giant sinkhole near gainesville. it is roughly 60 ft. long and 20 ft. deep.he ground is giving way after several inches of rain fell on sunday. it is the highest ever recorded >> justine: justine that storm is just going so slow it is dumping rain down on florida. >> erica: those were some impressive pictures. nothing the storm is very active the yellow indicates moderate to heavy rainfall right now. and isolated storms will amount could be in excess of 25 in.. flooding is definitely the biggest concern here. we have already have one fatality associated with the storm. in a slow-moving but it has been pretty hard to track in terms of where it is headed since its developed over the weekend. we will keep you abreast of any of the updates on the kron4 morning news. now taking it over to the weather here in the bay area it is quite the contrary. we do not have any wet weather to speak of working up to clear skies in downtown san francisco, and in terms of the temperature is right outside the door for the most part we see fifties. >> erica: as we progress into the

veterans of -- vietnam veterans against the war were arrested in -- were arrested in florida, in gainesville, florida, that summer. and so the president and halderman discuss how you would combine a pardon of those people with a pardon of the watergate burglars. and this is a very long conversation. and we don't have time for it, but it's on august 1st, 1972, conversation. you can listen it to it on our website because all of the key data that we have in this exhibit, we put footnotes of the exhibit which are available at www.nixonlibrary.gov. and it's called the watergate evidence. in any case, you can listen to this. but the key part is the president and halderman talk, and halderman says, you know, we probably don't have enough on the other side. so let's go and on trumped-up charges, let's go on trumped-up charges and get some more. and so in august, they're discussing the possibility of arresting people, indicting them, and then holding them so that they can be released at the same time as the watergate burglars. thankfully, this is another of the bad ideas discussed in the summer of 19

it's truly a pleasure for me to represent you and the folks in gainesville. thank you. >> captain pruden, i was going to cut you some slack until i found out you went to the university of florida, and so you and i are probably going to have to go head to head. all kidding aside, after this is over i want to talk to you about something i want to do privately with wounded warriors. >> yes, sir. >> i think what i've heard from certainly with the prosthesis and a limb loss and so on are the very individual care that veterans need, and that relationship they have with their provider is very important, and may go on a lifetime, as that person either in private practice or with the va and i'd just like to have you all's comment about, and i can understand this saving taxpayers money but captain, i could not agree more, we're not going to balance this budget on the backs of people who have lost limbs in service to this country, whether it's going to a private prosthetist or va, wherever they go, they need to get the best care there is. we need to measure apples to ap

we have independent caller joining us from gainesville, virginia. go ahead. caller: ken, you said you do not think we realize it. what planet are you on? he said the american people do not realize how much it costs. we recognize how much it costs. it is appalling. stay home and give the money to the poor. host: his anger and name calling aside, why not stay home? guest: they will argue that the present house to represent america around the world. he needs to get around the united states to different people. there is a public relations part, explaining his policies. a lot of critics will say he overdoes it. any president will get that criticism. what is the alternative? how much is too much? do we want the president to be stuck in the white house and not leave? do we want the president to get out among the people and around the world? there has to be in median. it does cause a lot of emotions and anger. i do think most americans do not understand how much it costs. some people who follow these things do. i am not sure most americans follow it, but they get ups

at this time we're in the '60s almost everywhere. 63 in bowie, 69 in gainesville, 61 in clarksburg.pper 50's off to the northwest. frostburg and berkeley springs at 59 degrees. mid 90's today for the high temperature. 90's in the potomac highlands. have an excessive heat watch effect tomorrow because the heat and humidity will combine make it feel like about 110. the heat index values up to 100 expected tomorrow afternoon. air temperatures near 100 with chance of a few thundershowers. should a small pop up, it could tomorrow.to severe >> thanks so much. new this morning, investigators startedknow how a fire barbershop in silver spring. jennifer donelan has the latest. >> that's right. someone has been targeting a spring that'slver been here almost 20 years. ebony barbershop. here's a live look at what is happening. madrid county fire marshal on the scene trying to determine the exact cause. we understand from the owner that this is suspicious. montgomery county fire marshal. someone broke the window two weeks ago. someone trieder to set the exterior of the store on fire and were not

host: that was steven in florida in gainesville. the washington post and others have about the supreme court decision on the health care law. some say if the measure is not thrown out entirely, house speaker's plan to force a vote immediately -- pennsylvania, christine on the democratic line. caller: the to statistics that you read about the health care law, president obama is a caring person. smaller government is cold award for an elected corporate control -- unelected corporate control. citizens united, the case has caused chaos because the corporations have purchased buyingials ansd are politicians. that has cost incivility. corporations would like low wages, no benefits, no health care, no unions. everyone goes down to the lowest common denominator. everyone is in pain. that causes more incivility. we would reach the point of the third world country because of citizens united, because these corporations are running our country now. president obama does care. he passed health care. he has a jobs bill that is opposed by the repub

you can hardly tell because the sun is flaring up the camera. 17 in gainesville. winchester, 70.ogar 70's. the chesapeake beach, 72. keep at us. it -- he did visor in effect for today. 96 this afternoon. it will feel more like 100 to 105. tomorrow, a record challenge. we will be there or break it. closer to 100 on our thursday. we will have the seven-day with some relief coming up. >> you do not have to tell me more than once that i should find some air-conditioning. the official start to summer is said to bring those record- breaking temperatures. >> across the northeast, they will approach triple digits. said ellen around 90's. the humidity will get a whole lot hotter. those battling the -- wildfires out west have been having trouble. every swimming pool will be open and available for those looking for a sanctuary. >> for those of respiratory ailments, not a good day for them. we are also understanding that it could be a bad day for air quality. >> officials say everyone to drink a lot of water, stay out of the sun, get some air conditioning. check on your elderly neighbors as

. >> i think in gainesville it's a little difference. more of a rural area. the problem is -- we have great schools. our schools produce great students. the problem is when they leave they just don't come back. the issue is -- how can we get them to come back and what we try to track with organizations that are nonprofit or what are these kids going to college to do? to be engineers? the medical field, helping them know before they leave these are the jobs that you can come home to. these are the jobs that are available but it all begins with a changing of attitude and i think this is a critical point. some of our kids, too many times we see coaches from division one schools look at our best athletes but they don't come and look at our best minds. i have to give florida a&m credit. i told them we have some of the best kids in the country at my school. he came to my high school and handed out $200,000 scholarships to the best and brightest. that told our kids if you're smart you can get the same attention a track star or a football player or track star can get

he serves the ninth district of georgia which includes gainesville and you daulton. green i will have, georgia, up next. jack, republican line. >> caller: this is jack from ringold. we put new there for a reason. the people have been downgrading thank you way they are. my question is does any of these moneys that are going to coming back to the state, do they -- any of that be allocated important the county roads, local roads? we have some roads here that's ready in need of repair or is it just going to cover it like the state roads? thank you, sir. and -- thank you for doing the job for us. >> thank you. thanks for your call this morning. it would actually allow the states to use the money how they -- best see fit. and -- as, you know, i was in the georgia assembly, on the transportation committee, and i can remember commissioners and mayors joining me in my state house district and go down and talk to the department of transportation. they would always have their list of priorities the local community had. and that's what they would share with the department of tra

look at tallahassee, up to gainesville. all of this because of the spin in an atmosphere. anytime these tropical systems come ashore, it can send down tornadoes. earlier today there was that line of really nasty storms that moved through richmond. in and around us, skies had cleared and overnight tonight we will continue to see northwesterly winds coming in. some really nice air coming in with a few clouds tomorrow. look at the morning low temperatures might be down to 52 degrees. again with those northwesterly winds and tomorrow will be a delightful, dry night. here is where to look for the international space station. 9:47 it begins to show up in the northwestern sky then it gets high in the sky and is so bright even in this city will be able to see it. then it moves toward the south and southeast and disappears into the earth's shadow at 9:52. so at about 9:50, you cannot miss it. almost a million pounds up there in space. overnight tonight temperatures will be dipping into the 50's. i really delightful day tomorrow. a bit on the breezy side but compared to the '90s, we

i represent the university of florida in gainesville. it appears there is a dispute between direct tv and abc affiliates over retransmission consent fees. you are probably not familiar with that. >> i am not familiar with that. we owe the nbc affiliate filed orlando. >> some have suggested because gainesville -- they cannot even get abc now. is a blackout. in your opinion, are these blackout's becoming more frequent? >> i think they are very infrequent. we on the nbc affiliate. over the past several years or so there has been a new nbc affiliate licensed to gainesville to that market place. he may infer we stood aside and did not challenge that nbc affiliate that went into the marketplace. >> what is your reply to that? are the blackout becoming more frequent? >> they are becoming more frequent. i could speak for a dish -- >> we have a clear difference of opinion. >> costs i can speak for additional work. we had six blackout last year. 9 already this year. >> 9 this year. let's take gainesville. they cannot get abc. the call you up and s

for bluement, for gainesville, about 92.oodbridge down south at 97 degrees, currently some high heat. we do have a few showers and storms right now. you can see them on storm 4 radar. moving right up i-81. and thunderstorms, yeah, there's some lightning around petersburg. our big chance is tomorrow. 85 degrees by 11:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning we'll be starting off mostly clear, partly cloudy. once again warming fast. 94, 95, 96 degrees. plenty hose and sticky again tomorrow. our best chance will come after 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. even about the noon hour tomorrow there will be showers forming. and best chance for those -- wince to the area as well as some downpours. let as take a look at those numbers. 84 to 78 degrees, so cooling off by sunday, a few pop-up showers and storms at the beach. here again our weekend looks dry, less human. and next -- under 80 degrees. nice and comfortable. that's what we get after these days of high heat. >> we pay the price, huh? >> thanks, veronica. >>> eating disorders are often associated wit

this is near gainesville and it is roughly 60 ft. long and 20 ft. deep. to the ground is giving way after 7 in. of rain fell on their since sunday. as the highest ever recorded in that area for a single day. let us see the status of the storm right now and our local weather. >> james: here is the map and you can see how big did the is. this is the only area in the clear spot, this is where all of the heavy rain has been falling. it is heavy and long-lasting because the system is so slow moving. it will take at least a couple of days to finally clear the state and head out to the atlantic. that is why everyone is worried about the rising water and the saturated ground and a sinkhole that you saw in the video the wind is on the mild side. it is just that slow grind. it is almost stationary but it is moving it is just taking a while to do it. now outside of argali have relatively mild conditions in the east bay. temperatures in that area are doing pretty good. >> james: you can see that we have a mixture of low to mid 50's right now. now the north bay is sti

right now land fall is anticipated in northern florida west of the gainesville area as we head into theext 36 hours. later in the day wednesday until early thursday moaning. it is a very slow mover. moving east at 3 miles per hour. that's why we are seeing such heavy rain with debbie. the storm system is sitting there sitting in the tropical moistu in the state of florida. we have a number of flood warnings stretching from tampa on northward into the jacksonville area even further off to the west to the east of tallahassee, florida. 3-12 inches of rain. another fit of rain is possible as we head into the next 48-hours as the storm system tracks to the east. you have beening see that shading e -- it is in excess of inches easily. debbie has been the big story. 105 down in san antonio. it is headed eastbound so we will be seeing some of the hot temperatures in the northeast as we head into the weekend. looking like another heat wave tracking eastward. patsy ann, heather. >> maria molina, thank you. >>> regis and kathy lee back together again? there is now speculation that reege could beco

now the laser of gainesville. gainesville to nutley street.t is happening in the cameras. normal delays on the inner loop at university boulevard. loop will change patterns tonight. not too much going on right now. washington boulevard, but normal delays at the pentagon parking lot. you different cloud decks. of the bay, and parts of the shore. you can see this year. ocean.y flow off of the have sunshine and some have a cloud cover. now.ight near 82 de. >> thank you. thank you for watching. . [ cheers and applause ] >>> we saw -- on flag day, as well. look at this great crowd out here with us in times square. we appreciate everybody taking the time to join us. how about that picture that blew up online the last 24 hours. so many shocked. it appeared to b an intimate photo by kim kardashian, put out by kanye. but it was a hoax. >> boy, that is something. >>> also ahead, we look inside -- they call it the fame game now. all of the kids who want to be stars, models. we're going to go inside the make-or-break auditions that can change their lives.

two men stabbed along gainesville street. canine units were brought to the scene to look for clues. both men taken to the hospital. one is in critical condition. >>> earlier in the night, a man stabbed near 13th place, around 7:00. the man stabbed in the parking lot. he was taken to the hospital, where he later died. his name has not been leased. >>> police called to a shooting along sumner road, just before 8:30. a man shot during a basketball game. his name and condition not released. so far there haven't been any arrests. >>> and john bryson takes medical leave, just days after he was involved in a pair of accidents. he rear ended a car in southern california. got out, spoke to the other driver and took off. police say he rammed into another vehicle a few minutes later apparently. police found him unconscious in the other car at the scene of the second crash. bryson had a seizure and doesn't remember much about what happened. it is not clear whether the medical episode happened before or after the accidents. bryson has not said how long he'll remain on leave. he is back in washin

in the suburbs nice and cool from fairfax and falls church to arlington, fort belvoir, manassas, gainesvillewie to brandywine and prince george's county looking great. but nothing showing up anywhere too close to us on radar. a few drizzles there off the outer bans of north carolina. here is your saturday planner. abundant sunshine today. a very pleasant day to be outside today. sun's up. 5:42 today. 5:43 tomorrow. no! we lose a minute of daylight. but we're still adding a little bit at the end of the day. so the days are getting longer but it's wobbling a little bit. >> start sleeping in a little bit. >> one extra minute. >> we know on the morning show that extra minute is a lot. >>> an outpouring of support for a deli owner killed during an attempted robbery. dozens of family and friends and customers turned out yesterday for a vigil in honor of june lim. they found the owner of grace's deli shot to death. pat collins reports the support for her family is overwhelming. >> reporter: -- >> on his knee, on the pavement in front of the store where his mother was murdered, peter lim wrote this

and outside and exercise. 57 in college park, 57 in gainesville,. 54 in, in june we often experience heat and humidity. that is not the case this week. 71 degrees today for the high temperature of. upper 60's in outlying areas of. 10 degrees below average. slight chance of the late-day showers. that's all for the forecast. >> new this morning, big developments in the scandal at penn state. jury selection begins in just a few hours in the jerry sandusky child abuse case. kendis gibson is live in a satellite center this morning with the very latest. >> despite repeated efforts by jerry sandusky to delay the trial, it does get under way a little later this morning in pennsylvania. finding a jury will be a monumental task. about it for second. the jury pool is basically the penn state university area, filled with university employees as well as fans as well as alumni. the trial will bring jerry sandusky face-to-face with his accusers. the of them are now grown adults. the former assistant penn state football coach is accused of sexually abusing 10 boys over a 14-year period. he has plead

mid 60's pretty much everywhere. 66 in gainesville, d.c. as well, 67 in college park, 64 in round hill. highs today will be well into the 80's this afternoon, 87. 95 tomorrow for the high temperature. it will feel like about 100 when you factor in the humidity. it will feel like about 103 on thursday with highs in the mid to upper 90s. heat today is moving our way from the midwest. there could be severe weather it in minneapolis and michigan this afternoon. 95 in chicago oklahoma city 89. i will have more forecast coming up. now to lisa >> . there's an accident just reported out of waldorf to get into a clinton, northbound 5 on the ramp to the outer loop. traffic is backing up big time out of clinton near southern maryland hospital. the beltway looks good at andrews air force base. northeast d.c. looks pretty good. an early morning accident at rhode island avenue and south dakota avenue is gone. travel times are good out of cheverly to get into northeast on 50 and across the wilson bridge for maryland and virginia commuters. the foggy botto

he spent one year in gainesville before declaring for the draft. what makes this day even more special was that it was his 1st birthday. >>> it was a back and forth game between them and the rockies yesterday. nats down one in the ninth. bryce harper says let's play extra baseball. solo shot to right. harper's first homerun in 16 days. in the bottom of the 11th, the game winning hit to right field, rockies survive a wild one 11-10. >>> that will do it for your morning sports. we'll be back out at congressional all day long. we'll see you then. >>> in fact to our live coverage from the at&t national in the next hour just before the golfers tee off. >> how to profit from all that time you spend on twitter and facebook monika. 395 has been in trouble since early this morning with damaged overhead signs. southbound sides, now an accident reported in the hov lanes northbound near the pentagon. coming up in my next report i'll update you on both the situations at 5:28. we are watching you on 9news now. we'll be right back. so, you actually reward people

her grandmother, pamela way, in the waiting room at the hospital at the university of florida in gainesville. >> i have brightened up a flower and a swordfish. her teeth has gotten bad. they are infected. she has a lot of pain with them and the side of her cheek will get real warm, you know. and i'm sure that's from being infected. >> when's the last time she ate or drank? >> about 9:00 last night. for the last two years i have been trying to get her in because she had some... it started out just discoloration on her teeth. i've called around ten dentists in the area to see if they could see her, but she's on medicaid and i couldn't get her in. is trini getting sleepy? >> yes. >> i love you, girl. she has been on a waiting list here to get this done. it's been probably about two months. but you're going to be fine. it's okay, don't cry, don't cry. nanny ain't going nowhere, she's going to be right here. >> one of the ways we provide care to a child who has lots of cavities and some infected teeth is we will actually do the dental procedures under general anesthesia in a hospital setting. >>

. >> caller: boo-yah from gainesville, jim. i'm looking to buy a big dividend player.rictontier communications. what do you think? >> gators have horse sense! that's too dangerous. they don't have -- they do not have what it takes in this competitive environment. you have verizon and at&t. why look further? john in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. this is john from southern california. my stock is nokia. i just wanted to get your opinion -- >> chief, there is nothing there. nothing at nokia. every day, jim, isn't samsung going to buy -- i must have had half a million people say they're buying it. it is finnish. the fins won't let you buy nokia. john in florida. >> caller: hi, jim. international gaming technology, igt. >> i'm done with it. we don't need that company. if you need a casino, las vegas sands. right now you don't need a casino play. ali in new jersey. >> caller: hi, jim. first time caller. >> how are you? >> caller: my stock is black & decker. >> it should be higher. it has european exposure which is why i had to bolt my charitable trust. it's terrific.

haymarket and gainesville 66 degrees along with centreville. down south 67 for springfield. and in town looking good. we are clearing out nicely, still some high thin clouds out there with 69. a north wind at 9 miles an hour and our humidity at 84%. want to show you the temperatures in the great lakes. look at the blue showing up. we have temperatures in the 40s, even upper 30s across parts of northern michigan. that cooler, drier air is going to head more to new england than us but we're going to get a little of it. the next few days look nice around here with high pressure building in. storminess still going on across parts of oklahoma and texas this morning. the rains that we had, well, that front now into maine, eastern new england, pulling away from us. so just a breezy, drier air mass will be hofg in but those winds are going -- moving in but those winds are going to die some the next few days. today 82. really less humid and feeling better, just breezy. tonight into the 50s and 60s. tomorrow, friday, saturday all partly to mostly sunny. temperatures will be in the upp

i have a question confined to my congressional district of gainesville. it appears that there is a dispute between directv and an abc affiliate w,cjb, -- wcjb, over retransmission consent fees. you are probably not familiar with that. >> i am not. we own benefit in orlando. >> some have suggested that because gainesville -- they cannot even get abc now. there is a blackout. in your opinion, are these blackcaps becoming more opinion -- frequent? >> they are very infrequent. cox owns the station in orlando. of the past several years, there has been a new nbc officially licensed to gains though, to the marketplace. you may infer that we stood aside and did not challenge the nbc affiliate that went into that marketplace. >> what is your reply to that? are these blackouts becoming more the problem? >> they are becoming more frequent. >> we have a clear difference of opinion. >> perhaps we can get the committee -- >> they are becoming more frequent. we had six blackouts last year. we had nine last -- this year. >> let's take gainesville as an example. they cann

tomorrow we'll be at the lowe's in woodbridge from 9:00 to 1:00 and sunday we'll be at the lowe's in gainesvillerom 10:00 to 2:00. come out and see us and we'll help you with your guardenning. >> you've set up a patio scene. what have you done to make it look so vibrant and lush and beautiful. >> you want your patio to be an outdoor living space and working with containers is great. you can use a lot of the same techniques you use indoors for decorating outdoors. color comnations. i love to use the ornamental grass. purple is so popular right now. the purple fountain grass. we were talking about shady areas, the cool just. when you're in the saidy area, it can be dark and foreboding so you want to use bright colors like white impatiens. >> you have the dusty miller which is a great staple. some people don't like it but i personally love it. >> silver and gray are the great equalizers. it separates dark colors and links light colors. you can use it to accent other plants and it really works great. >> when you're dealing with shade gardening which so many of us do in washington area because we hav

. >>> police say two men were stabbed along gainesville street around midnight. officers brought canine unitoots the scene to help look for clues. both men were taken to the hospital. we're told one of them is in critical condition. so far, there have been no arrests in any of these cases. >>> and a reminder playing chicken with a train is not a good idea. a 23-year-old man is hurt this morning following a run-in with a train in montgomery county. his girlfriend tells investigators he wanted to see how close he could get to the train at the randolph road crossing in rockville last night. he got too close when a csx train hit him. he was taken to the hospital with injuries to his leg and head. no word on his condition. >>> and this morning, police are looking for a convicted killer who escaped from a prison work detail in prince george's county. they say conrad times was last seen yesterday morning working with the road crew off route 197 and mure cook road in laurel. he is serving a ten-year prison sentence for manslaughter and handgun violations. he only had abo

it is actually 61 at the naval academy. 57 in arrington. 56 for haymarket, gainesville area with 54 inurg and 57 in bethesda. a pretty morning. here's a view on our michael & son weather camera. mostly cloudy skies out there. 59 degrees. northeast winds at 10 miles an hour so that's keeping us cool and a little cloudy and humidity at 81%. we're watching for the development again this afternoon of some showers out to the west. they'll pop up again wednesday afternoon out to our north and west. by thursday we start quiet but thursday the best chance of showers and storms looks like it will be with us here in the metro. so as we look at the three-day forecast, we've added color alerts to let you know what sort of day we're expecting. today a good day. whenever you see green, very few weather problems, 71. tonight we're in the 50s. tomorrow yellow for the afternoon showers. most of that will be north and west of d.c. i may upgrade this to green later on today at noon. 75. a better chance for a yellow day. yellow alert are the nuisancey days that could impact your travel plans or maybe a ba