if you're in georgetown, wrightstown, it's still on the way. there are a few pockets along the line of this thunderstorm activity that are not only producing lightning. 29 recent strikes in the last 10 minutes or so but there's also the chance of strong blustery gusting winds. matt pelman has been getting reports of trees down from this same system back in pennsylvania earlier this morning. i can see more of that in south jersey. heavy downpours and also that lightning strike. if you're in allentown and that's the one in mercer county, new jersey, or windsor, hyattstown, clarksburg home son or manalapan, i haven't seen that one in awhile and i apologize if i'm pronouncing that incorrectly but in these areas between now and about five minutes after the hour you are look at the potential for some damaging wind gusts and lightning and remember this only takes the worst only takes 10 or 15 minutes to get past any given area. if you can afford to stay indoors and let this get past you you'll be better off. georgetown wrightstown sykesville jacobs to

georgetown's entrepreneur initiative helped the seniors pitch their idea.ow the busy business partners are on the verge of having their super coffee in stores. >> you'll be able to buy the suped up coffee in about 10 stores come september. good luck to them. >>> new at 6:00, they say it is the worst case of neglect they've ever seen. coming up, what's next for two horses found in deplorable conditions at a local animal rescue. >> sure, bargain hunters had a great day following wall street's wild ride. hear from the average investor about their concerns. >> this is hank in fairfax county. why the nomof this high school is becoming a controversy. what do your parents do for you? they buy me food. they make sure i'm never lost. well... they pay my allowance. oh! now i remember... cigna covers preventive care. so you can also take care of yourself, for them. >>> a controversy may be growing in a school district over the name that's been in place for over 50 years. jed stewart high in fairfax county. >> reporter: jeb in battle in 1864 but this high school got it

let's take a look on that stretch between georgetown and arlington. it's a quiet ride across the key bridge. there might be some sun glare this afternoon. that something to keep in mind. that is a look at traffic. pentagon is looking into increasing drone flights overseas by 50% area this would include surveillance. this would expand the ability to conduct lethal strikes. if the plan goes through, it would be the first used to the program in several years. fast, the spreading new challenges for firefighters out west. plus, a pop-up concert in the district's morning. the big surprise announcement made by a music icon today. a must see before you head to the pool. what you need to watch out for. you'll want to find a way to cool off. it's a hot one. doug will be back with how long news ate watching abc 7 noon. arrested a manve in association with the stabbing death of morgan freeman step ran father. was charged with second-degree murder. freeman issued a statement saying the world will never know her artistry and talent and how much she had to offer. ou

police say they're aware of the practice and hope the georgetown case is just a one time thing.ould report it. violators could face charges. >> he is confident. >> oh, my goodness. it was a good week for some local daredevils who prefer to keep things legal. jeff briton was the only one, only of two men to complete the "american ninja warrior" finals course in pittsburgh, but five other guys are also moving onto the next round in las vegas from this area. d.c. firefighter mike bernardo and d.c. lawyer shawn darling hammon. both made it to the doorknob arch. adam grossman and ted mitchell placed in the top 15, enough, also, to move on. and we wish them a lot of luck. that's all for news 4 "this week." i'm verronica johnson. thanks for joining us. we're going to leave you with some dogs arriving for adoption. remember to help us clear the shelters today. until next time, be safe, be kind, be happy. bye-bye, everybody. >>> right now on news 4 today, overnight, a local police officer chased a man fleeing from a crash. next thing you know, there's a struggle for his gun and it goes o

this is moving towards georgetown. and this area of storms will continue sliding through series sex county. now, asize from the storms on radar, we've also been dealing with the heat. we're talking about a heat wave that's been lasting since last tuesday. today, we got to 93 degrees. tomorrow, we'll be very close to the heat wave highs near 90. by 10:00 in the morning, temperatures right around 80 degrees. and yo>x notice lower humidity through theákwÑa)y afternoon. coming up we'll keep tracking those storms with you and another round of rain before the week's over. >>> to this though an officer dragged by a car. it happened here in north philadelphia at 10:30 while the officer was trying to make an arrest. police say the suspect was later arrested. we're told the officer suffered injuries to his hand. >> i remember2Ñ? little boy's face and just the look on his -- i mean complete -- you never seen fear, just through the eyes? >> what happened to mark? for the first time we are hearing a witness account more than 20 yea

initially, georgetown fire chief kelly babion and his team are there to protect surrounding homes with sandbags. >> 1995, it was pretty high snowfall year, so the runoff was coming down fast and the creek was high and then we had a thunderstorm, who increased the runoff on this particular day. >> but while sandbagging, three firefighters slip in. one who manages to hold on to a short brick wall is pulled to safety. a second, wearing a baseball hat, is also rescued by his colleagues. >> can you kick? >> but a third, todd neskiss is not so lucky. he's stuck on the bridge and no one is able to pull him up out of the powerful current. >> his legs catch under the bridge kind of like this, and his upper body is against this bridge and the water coming against his back is wanting to pull him under the bridge. he was starting to slip under the bridge and his head was going underwater. we're trying to pull him straight up, and it really wasn't working. the physics of that. his boots were full of water and his turnout pants were full of water and that was helping to hold him down. so it was very

during his speech at georgetown university, president obama made it clear which side of the issue he believes is the correct one. >> but i don't have much patience for anyone who denies that this challenge is real. [ applause ] we don't have time for a meeting of the flat earth society. [ cheers and applause ] sticking your head in the sand might make you feel safer, but it's not going to protect you from the coming storm. i'm here to enlist your generation's help in keeping the united states of america a leader -- a global leader -- in the fight against climate change. >> the president announced what he calls his national action plan to improve the health of our planet. >> it demands our attention now. and this is my plan to meet it, a plan to cut carbon pollution, a plan to protect our country from the impacts of climate change, and a plan to lead the world in a coordinated assault on a changing climate. >> we'll learn more about why it's important to take action now against climate change when "teen kids news" continues. >> i refuse to condemn your generation and future generation

michael atkins, clinical oncologists admit start georgetown university hospital. >> closer to be here. kimberly: we are talking about a 90-year-old tatian diagnosed with melanoma. you say this is treatable? --five years ago, miller melanoma spread to distant parts of the body was considered a cancer the gate cancer a bad name. very few patients were successfully treated. the median survival was 6-9 months. less than 10% of patients arrive to two years. but all that has changed in the last couple of years through the adventive research leading to new therapy. there are several new therapies for advanced melanoma that even a 90-year-old could take that could be very successful. we are now anticipating that some of these therapies, as many as half of the patients will -- with advanced melanoma -- jonathan: you talk about the age of 90 and radiation. there are a lot of folks in the audience with undergone cancer treatments. you can be very taxing and harden the immune system. you are saying because of the technology am even that is changed? diseases spread to the brain is not very precise

anyway, i've i've met you of course that georgetown law school and i'm curious in terms of the playersw, like jack wheeler and what are they doing now and you all get together for anniversary meetings of the group or any upcoming thing or what's the --dash. >> as you well know with your activities in support of the hungarians, all of my nonprofit activities have been in support of the czech republic in the last two decades. basically, tragically, john wheeler was murdered right after the new year in 2001 or 2000. the crime has not been solved. james scruggs continued on as the president for the foundation of the czech republic. the vietnam veterans memorial fund and really just stepped down as the chief operating officer in earlier this year. there is something in the paper about that. >> a you thought it would originally go out of existence. >> that's right they came back and did a lot of other activity and they got underway the idea to build this education center on the wall. >> thank you again. >> before i take another question, i just want to say i just recognize harry robinson. ha

inholds a masters degree diplomacy and a bachelors from georgetown university. there is something that everyone can say. at aent two years university in soviet armenia. maria, thek, we have executive director of the national immigration law center. it haser leadership, grown to become the main organization dedicated to defending and advancing the rights of low income immigrants in the united states. she emigrated as a child from medellin, colombia to rhode island. ,ully bilingual and bicultural she is often interviewed by national media outlets, including telemundo. she lectures frequently at national and international conferences. whether litigating cases, testifying before congress, meeting with president obama, or with low income immigrant families, she is recognized as a passionate advocate an authentic leader. is the recipient of several awards for her commitment to the latino community. a practitionery in residence at the school for social justice at uc berkeley's law school. she served as a visiting fellow at northeastern university's school of law, where

the other cool kids so to speak federal nixon that's what the georgetown set. my old employer mrs. graham, dennis back in the day to but didn't have some power. those dinner parties with the head of the cia and the state department would get together. in 1950 after nixon won his u.s. senate race they invited nixon to dinner to kind of check it out to see who was this new guy. of course, they introduce nixon as russell nixon, and averell harriman, ambassador harriman sought nixon entered his plea over and said i will not break bread with this man, and walked out. you can imagine how mr. and mrs. nixon, richard and pat nixon felt, is awkward, shy couple coming to these sophisticated people and to be treated like that. it just left a bad taste that he never lost. it got worse after he was elected president. nixon sent henry kissinger to be his ambassador, to mrs. graham into the georgetown crowd, and kissinger did great with this cryptic he's charming and funny the present is making sly jokes about the president. pretty much on a weekly basis joking about fearless leader and talking a

i met you, of course, at georgetown law school, and jim webb was in our class.i'm just curious in terms of some of the player ares now like jack wheeler and jan scruggs, what are they doing now, and do you all get together for anniversary meetings of the group or any upcoming thing? where do -- what's the -- >> well, paul, you know, as you well know with your activities in support of the, you know, hungarians, all of my nonprofit act difficults have been this support of the -- activities have been in support of the czech republic in the past two decades. and basically, tragically, john wheeler was found murdered in, right after the new year's in, i think it was 2001 or 2000? >> oh, that's right. i'm sorry. >> and the crime has not been solved. and jan scruggs continued on as the president of the american friends of the czech republic, and he -- >> no, that's you. >> i'm sorry. >> the vietnam veterans memorial fund and really just stepped down as the chief executive or chief operating officer earlier this year. there was something -- >> so the fund's still. >> ex

for the first time is awkward, she had been the middle one, reach her bedroom window in georgetown. now in japan i feel so big, she wrote. it's uncomfortablial for -- uncomfortably. what a land of little people anyway. [laughs] >> every time goi to japan -- i go to japan they think i'm enormous. you're actuallial. >> i'm 5'3. >> it speaks to the power of culture. it's not just what you eat but what you feel fiscally. she captures that so beautifully. she changes so much, i think, that it's not surprising i guess. >> right. >> she really in some ways is astonishing to read the letters because she has developed a mind of a young american missionary in the body of an american girl that feels debt to go back and do her best in the service of her country but she thinks like an american, not just an american but american who brings enlightenment. she looks at japanese men who drink on sundays and say, how can i live among these people. she comes from a family. >> the fact that the girls go back to japan, it's not necessarily a japan to have even more western ideas brought into the country

a professor at georgetown who is sort of the kentucky historian laureate these days. retired or current professors at various places who steep themselves in kentucky history and we wanted to make sure we had all of our facts correct. the 50th anniversary of this great college is something to celebrate as well. as i indicated, this afternoon's speech will continue a series of talks i have made on prominent u.s. senators from kentucky. our commonwealth has a rich heritage and has contributed much to the nation's development. as such, i hope to convey a bit of that political history through the lives of some of the individuals who have served as senators from our state. 66 individuals have been chosen as senators from kentucky going back to 1792 when we came into the union. some are more distinguished than others shall i say. some enjoyed really outstanding careers. calvin barkley, the other majority leader from our state. but there are two to me, and i have looked at a lot of these folks over the years, two that really stand out for me. the first won't surprise you henr

during her time here at georgetown, claudia said she started to take more than just physical benefitse yoga mat, and back here to campus. and experts say the benefits from just a little bit more fitness can extend, into the classroom. "science has shown that one of the best ways to de-stress is to get up and use your body. doctor pamela peeke of the american college of sports medicine says busy college students can get that stress relief simply by adding a walk or a bike ride across campus. it's so important for students out there to understand, that they can have a balance of all of this. that's why georgetown university director of fitness meghan dimsa says she'll spend time early in the academic year getting word out about on-campus offerings for non-athletes. we have club sports, we have group fitness, we have personal training, and we also have intramurals. so the students can participate in any of those activities. off-campus at down dog, owner patty ivey offers discounted classes and other options to make fitness more affordable for students. if they're on a budget, they can co

and during the next few years he was also a visiting law professor at stanford and georgetown. then a few years later in 1982, president ronald reagan appointed him to the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. and then just less than four years later june 24th, 1986, president reagan nominated him this time for the position he holds today as associate justice of the supreme court. he was confirmed september 17th rvegts 1986, by a vote of 98-0. i'm honored to present justice scalia. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you very much, don. i really welcome the opportunity to present the winner of the erwin griswold prize lecture. the reason being that erwin griswold was by dean at harvard law school and i -- not only that, but, don, one of the reasons i went to jones day in cleveland -- i'm a new yorker. cleveland. whoever heard of cleveland? i went out there to interview and on the plane on the way back who was sitting next to me but my dean? you know, the untouchable erwin griswold. he was great man. his only flaws as far as i have been able to discer

same thing in georgetown at 70 degrees with a mix of clouds right now.e will see more sunshine as we head into tomorrow. our current temperatures throughout the rest of the region at 61 degrees in the poconos. 71 at redding. philadelphia really is the warmer spot on the map. we drop down into the low 70s in washington township. 68 currently in mount holly and right along the shore our temperatures closer to the low 70s for wood vine and 69 in louis. it's a bit warmer in dover at 79. our heat wave will continue as we head into your sunday. our average is 87 degrees. the official high today 90. we barely kept the heat wave going today. same thing as we head into tomorrow. it is possible we could see a break in the heat wave if we don't reach that 90-degree mark. we are dealing with a few scattered and isolated thunderstorms mainly pushing through sussex county. everywhere else is mainly dry and a few little clouds moving by as we head into the rest of tonight. our future weather shows us as we push into sunday we expect to see plenty of sunshine for us. we

georgetown at 61. plenty of sunshine.l see a few more clouds moving in as we head into the rest of the day. the poconos at 52. if you look atlantic city at the airport, 59. 58 in millville a closer look at our 24-hour temperature change map. it shows we're about seven degrees cooler in mt. holly. seven degrees cooler in millville. these locations are seeing a chillier start to the morning. grab a jacket if you're heading out the door. by the afternoon, it will be beautiful. satellite radar shows a few more clouds moving into the region. future cast shows us that we stay dry throughout the day. if you look at monday evening, we'll see a little chance of showers, mainly in the western suburbs. then by tuesday early morning, another passing shower along the shore. here's a closer look at what's tropical storm danny. it's still well off to the east of the caribbean. if we look at sustained wind speeds, down to about 50 miles per hour, moving to the west at 15 miles per hour. still 360 miles east of the leeward islands. highs

anyway, i met you at georgetown law school and jim webb was in our class, i'm curious in terms of some of the players now like jack wheeler and jan scruggs, what are they doing now and you all get together for anniversary meetings of the group, or any upcoming thing, or what's going on. >> will paul as you well know as he with your activities in support of the hungarians, all of my nonprofit activities have been in support of the czech republic in the last two decades. basically, tragically, scott wheeler was found murdered right after the new year's and i think it was in 2001 or 2000. the crime has not been solved. jen scruggs continued on as the president of the american prince of the czech republic and the vietnam veterans memorial pond and really just up down as the chief executive or chief operating officer earlier this year. >> you really had a lot of existence. >> that's right and the came back and did a lot of other activities and another got underway the idea to build this education center on the wall. >> excellent. >> before i take another question i just recognize terry robi

most of the slow traffic above georgetown pike to the 270 spur.sing an avenue at new hampshire avenue. left side of the screen is the inner loop moving in toward college park to capital greenbe. westbound slow moving from the third street tunnel to the 14th street bridge. an accident at southbound 95 near pohick road midway between springfield and morton, left side of the roadway. slow traffic nonetheless moving toward the southbound commute. 395 also to the pentagon. approaching the area of 95. that is the latest from the traffic center. jonathan, kimberly, back to you. jonathan: robert, thanks. did you walk outside? did you feel like you were cutting your way through the air? kimberly: no way i was doing a run today. too hot. way too hot. doug: the heat-humidity combination gets us every time. right now it feels like 100 degrees in the city. we'll do better. not cool or dry. just not as intensely hot and humid. that is the best i can offer to you. look now at the time lapse from the earth and the science lab, or the early and space lab if i coul

according to georgetown university, there are 33% less priests than in 1975. >> hopefully what he is able to do is really inspire people to just live out their catholic faith. i think once that happens, that naturally opens the door as people are growing in faith to ask themselves what god is asking from me. accepts his new role with humility and joy in his heart. he says the papal visit is a blessing and a milestone. kellye: francis arrive september 22. his schedule begins the next they with a ceremony at the white house. the pope will also visit philadelphia and new york city. the u.s. supreme court can continue to ban tests immediately in front of the court. they say it does not violate testers constitutional law right -- does not violate protesters constitutional right to free speech. coming up, some remembrances of hurricane katrina. how local survivors are hoping -- coping 10 years after the storm for stop how much is your commute costing in terms of time and gas? devon: an arm and leg is my answer. we will track the rain moving in. the forecast coming up. kellye: a new study r

georgetown at 66 degrees. continue to see a chance of -- we'll see more clouds moving in as we head into tomorrow. for today, plenty of sunshine, nothing to worry about. it will be a fantastic start to the weekend. horsham at 60 degrees. 56 at chester springs, 56 in allentown, 57 in reading and 54 in mount pocono. that's a big difference compared to what we're seeing at the atlantic city airport. 64 in dover and 63 in mount holly. the radar shows the cold front lingering here, the stationary front right off the shoreline. we won't see rain showers expected today. as we head into tomorrow, we'll see a few pops of precipitation here. we'll show you closer to 11:00 a.m., 1:00, 2:00, you'll notice a few passing showers. closer to cape may, and then lingering closer to 5:00, 6:00. you can't see by the model these are very isolated and also really light showers expected. so if you're planning on heading down to the shore today, beautiful conditions, 80 degrees both days. on sunday we put a chance of stray showers in

we're at 69 in pottstown, 75 in georgetown.seeing plenty of sunshine but if you take a look at philadelphia, we're just seeing a few little clouds moving through. beautiful conditions expected to kick off the weekend. 73 right now in horsham. 70 degrees in chester springs, 69 in pottstown, 65 degrees in mt. pocono and then closer to the shore here, 74 degrees already in beach haven, 69 in woodbine. take a look at millville at 73. satellite radar shot shows quiet conditions over the entire northeast. we'll stay nice and dry. the wind direction comes from the north. that will lead to drier air continuing to move in. the humidity will keep decreasing, making it feel a lot more comfortable out. we'll see a slight chance of a few scattered showers. if you have plans, stick with those plans and continue to go down the shore.ç saturday, temperatures at 80 degrees, mostly sunny. wind speeds out of the northeast 10 to 15 miles per hour. on sunday, a stray shower expected by the afternoon. but take a look at our water temperature, 74 de

"the 20th, we reached georgetown. the road is nice but the creek of four miles is difficult when the tide is in. he crossed the potomac at this town over mason's island. towards town is built on the side of the mountain. the town is beginning to grow. the camp was about a mile from the town." the camp was in the immediate vicinity of the current location of the society's headquarters. if you head down p street, you will see the bridge which has been renamed. i'm not sure how long it has been there. it would have been right in this area. passing through baltimore, he alludes to the global context of the war, referring -- war. "there is a neighborhood because canadians transplanted by the english live there. there is also a catholic chapel." roshambo's forces had returned to rhode island. the general went back to france in 1783. the details are fuzzy or with -- fuzzier with dillon. that is my presentation. i would love to take any questions that you have and see if i can provide the answers. afterwards, you are more tha

southbound old georgetown at democracy, lane closures. blue line delays to largo popped up. yellow line service back to normal. and big look at the beltway, no major problems. chuck? >> all right. a little good news at least for drivers if not train riders. outside in our sky, early morning color is getting brighter and brighter. sunrise a couple minutes away. we lost more than an hour of daylight since the summer solstice. it's still going to be a warm one day with temperatures back up to 90 degrees. the overall weather impact on your day is relatively low. but don't completely stray too far from your umbrella. more heat, more humidity than we had over the weekend and there is a 30 to 40% chance for a shower or a thundershower coming our way late this afternoon into this evening. off to a dry start this morning. temperatures are comfy in the western and northern suburbs. 64 in winchester, virginia. 68 fredericksburg. 67 now at pawtuxet river air naval station. showers to the west of i-81 and by 2:00, shower chances on the western sides of the metro and highest rain chances

meantime here's a live look here at the beltway at old georgetown road where we're issue and problem free. over to you. >>> tropical storm erika is quite possibly taking aim at the east coast of the u.s. after battering puerto rico with heavy wind and rain up to 50 miles an hour. the storm pounded the caribbean island of dominica yesterday unleashing deadly floods and mud slides. florida's governor rick scott says his state is prepared now. the florida national guard is 8,000 members ready to be mobilized. >>> new this morning, four people have been shot in separate shootings across the district. the first shooting happened around 10:00 last night in the 200 block of l street southwest. a man was shot and taken to the hospital. another shooting happened on the 1200 block. southeast. a man in that case was shot in the shoulder also taken to the hospital. and elsewhere in southeast, a double shooting on the 2100 block of alabama avenue. two men were shot in the leg. all four victims in these incidents are expected to be okay. >>> turning now to the latest from the roanoke shootings. a

georgetown temperatures in the low 80s with plenty of sunshine and a few clouds in the philadelphia areaose to 80 degrees in the poconos. mid-70s in shenandoah. 75 in redding. 82 in oxford. mid-80s in wilmington. we're at 87 here right along the shore, it's a warm evening out. temperatures in beach haven at 80 degrees. 87 in dover. we are going to track a few more days with temperatures above 90 degrees. but eventually as we get into wednesday, we'll start to see temperatures dropping, so, our average is 87 for this time of year. heading into tomorrow tlpit will be warmer than today. by tuesday, 91, but our humidity returns. we'll stay nice and dry tonight, but changes on the way into monday so you want to bring your umbrella. not for the morning, but closer to 2:00 p.m. we'll see the showers moving through. you'll notice the wind direction, that's warmer air coming up from the south. that's why our humidity is going to return. by wednesday, we'll start to see that humidity going away. now, if you plan on being down the shore at our delaware beaches, we'll see a high close to 90 degrees

. >> georgetown, good neighborhood. almost all residents in the area are white. the party is going in the same block. >> nothing. >> all of them looking for a hotel. >> officers played the parts on both sides. in situations prepared by the training staff. >> no, sir. >> identification for what? i don't have any identification. >> the men were able to play the roles well. it was easy to identify and give the right feelings to the problems they face every day. they began to look at themselves objectively. now, complexity is added. how do the men respond when additional problems are presented? >>. >> my name is difficult. i need to -- have to get a community heeder. here, an officer play iing the part of the community leader joins the action. >> go see my girl. >> hey -- >> way to go. all right. >> finger extended, index finger. >> well -- >> just a shake, regardless of what he may think of a revolver, it give me the opinion to frisk him at that point. >> i don't believe they had to, a basic legal right to stop the man and inquire as it was portrayed here. >> we hav

let's start with the key meet forecast -- the commute forecast, 66 to 68 degrees, georgetown could be69. closer tothe district catholic university, 84 midday. we will be hot by the afternoon. the rain chances, clouds coming back. will be spotty, light showers at best in the afternoon, evening. the best shot we will show you in a second. real-time temps tonight, low to mid 70's, 76 washington. allok at the capital wheel lit up, clouds have come back. the high temperature sunday, 85 degrees in nashville. many times we look at the temperatures in nashville and st. louis, that will be our day the next day. that is a great guide to go through. rain showers and storms ahead of the decent cold front, but tomorrow will be about the humidity. nicey and tuesday, rounding out sunday, but more humid. hot and humid, just not enough moisture with widespread showers and storms. tuesday, milder air, much drier conditions. we get specifics on the storms coming. back up the forecast, reset overnight. spots in the suburbs, gaithersburg, manassas 61, 70 downtown. likely willst, most need help with the lo

with anthony carnevale georgetown, thank you very much. we appreciate it. take a short break and turn our attention to the iran nuclear deal. the second democratic senator along with chuck schumer announcing a no vote for the deal. what does it mean for the president? we will get another perspective. last week, we had another .upporter of the nuclear deal later, the author of the untold story about the teen in women soldiers and special ops battlefield. successfully completed school. we're back in moment. ♪ and nine,y, august 1 marks the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina, one of the five deadliest storms in history. live monday 10:00 a.m. eastern and an all day event featuring authors and community leaders. more with a new orleans-based poet and activist, tuesday night of8:00, c-span's tour recovery efforts. and a 2005 house hearing featuring citizens describing their experiences during and after the storm. >> they told us we would be taken to shelters where we can get help. they loaded us up on military trucks and then declared the city of new orleans

georgetown, expect it by 6:01. rehoboth beach by 6:23. another cluster of very heavy rain, some thunderstorms moving just south of vineland through commercial and maurice river, seeing the heavy rain, too. this one has not looked as impressive as it did about 15 minutes ago but there is still heavy rain in it. this is moving mostly to the east. delmont by 5:23 and that will continue trying to move into parts of cape may county. upper portions of cape may county. we will watch that for you, too. the rain has cleared out of philadelphia but it's now over cherry hill. this is where we are seeing some heavy rain right near moorestown as well. the heaviest of the thunderstorms is in burlington county over pemberton and browns mills. this one has the heavy rain and a lot of lightning and also the indications of some hail. with our hail indications on radar, we have seen the possibility of about a half inch or a little larger in diameter. that's something to be concerned about around pemberton and browns mills along with this storm, it hasn't mo

a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's degree holder can expect to earn 84% more over a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level grows, so does the salary. a worker with a bachelor's degree with earn $2.3 million over a lifetime. a master's degree holder earns 2.7 million. a doctoral degree holder jumped to 3.3 million. but that higher income may not pay off if your extra money goes into servicing student loans. kiplinger found that economists with advanced degrees pay the greatest dividends over time. the average economist here in the bay area earns over $110,000. those are the masters can earn an additional 9.5 percents. those with ph.d.s can earn an additional 23%. the majority of economists work in federal, state and local government offices. but there is also a growing demand for economists in private companies.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there are few dishes that can't be improved with a few slices of avocado according to the experts. the expert being fresh grocer tony tantillo, who will explain how to pick them. >> reporter: well, today's

the second police district includes georgetown and dupont circle and all the way up to friendship heights. >>> even the mayor said something has to change. two women died walking near the medical hospital in southeast. there's no crosswalk. and people just dart across big east southern avenue. police say vehicles hit and killed both of the women, one this past friday. there will be a vigil tonight for the victim. the other victim's daughter has this message for city leaders. >> you need to get out there and put a stop sign or stop light to save those people's lives. they're going to work, to get to the bus, you need do something. >> muriel bowser will consider adding a crosswalk in front of the medical center. right now, it's the only d.c. hospital without them. >>> crews have had to search through a massive landslide in alaska. the city building official went missing under a deluge of rocks and mud in sitka, alaska. >>> one of three men who stopped a shooter on a train is now back in the united states. anthony sadler and two friends received france's highest medal. the gunman might be ch

in my life, other than following in a more awkwardly by saying we were doing a free screening in georgetownshould calm. there will be free snacks. real.s my life is a series of really uncomfortable moments. my life is a series of really uncomfortable moments. i assume he did not come paved jason: no, he did not. i do not think he needs free snacks. john: we will be right back. ♪ john: we are on twice a day. until then, sayonara. ♪ joe: we are moments away from the closing bell. i am joe weisenthal. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu, in for alix steel. ♪ [bell rings] scarlet: u.s. stocks rising the most in almost three weeks. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?". the $37 billion deal. warren buffett pursues berkshire's biggest deal. he transforms his storied company. does his big bet makes sense? scarlet: our neighbor to the north has never meant more when it comes to global mar.

big shout out to my georgetown colleagues. i would just like to speak to this point a little bit about generational shifts and cultural shifts. dr. mackenzie brought up the israeli defense forces, and they have historically had women integrated into their operations. but even in pushing through some of their removals of gender-based combat exclusions they're having an extremely difficult time. for example, women who operate unmanned aerial drones are allowed to deploy in theater but 99 infantry units. they're only allowed to stay back with artillery units. there is still even amongst the most advanced countries in overcoming these hurdles, hurdles still remain. so it's a little bit naive to think that all these issues are going to go away immediately in part because a lot of these developments are tactically driven. and so i'm very excited that came up as a point of conversation. my own research deals primarily with irregular armed groups, rebel groups, et cetera. insurgencies. and what we've seen is that a lot of the developm

big shout out to my georgetown colleagues. i would just like to speak to this point a little bit about generational shifts and cultural shifts. dr. mackenzie brought up the israeli defense forces, and they have historically had women integrated into their operations. but even in pushing through some of their removals of gender-based combat exclusions they're having an extremely difficult time.

a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's degree holder can expect to earn 84% more over a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level grows so does a salary. a worker with a bachelor's degree will earn $2.3 million over a lifetime. a master's degree earns $2.7 million. a doctoral degree holder jumps to $3.3 million. that might not pay off if your extra money goes to servicing student loans. economists with advanced degrees earn over $110,000. those with a master's degree can earn an additional 9.5%. those with ph.d.s can earn an additional 23%. the majority of economists work in federal, state, and local government officers but there's also a growing demand for economists in private companies.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 news room. new at 6:00 tonight, several water main breaks after our latest east bay earthquake. experts say this time we were pretty lucky the damage wasn't worse. what's being done to make sure we don't run dry if the big one hits. >> plus, how much is the drought really costing us? a new measurement

. >> on the next washington journal, the director of the georgetown university on education in the workforcealks about the center report for good , high-paying jobs available. and the effect on recent and soon-to-be college graduates. and we have a member of the israel project discussing the nuclear deal with iran. and the author of a book on the untold story of women soldiers on the battlefield looks at the future role women may have in combat operations. as always, we take your calls. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> this sunday night, 20-year-old college student kirk dion has been visiting the graves of u.s. presidents and vice presidents since he was nine. he has documented them on his website. he talks about those visits and his interest in american history. >> the one great site that everybody has trouble eating to is the rockefeller gravesite. >> yes, nelson rockefeller. >> how do you do it? >> my father describes it as an act of god. my father walked around the perimeter and saw it again to three had fallen

georgetown at 62 under clear skies. for the rest of the region, low 50s in the poconos, 58 in reading. 57 in lancaster. 59 in atlantic city. wildwood at 51. 7 degrees cooler in atlantic city. temperatures in mt. holly about seven degrees cooler as well. as we look at our satellite radar shot, it shows that we are going to see a few more clouds working in. most of those showers that we were checking out yesterday have pretty much broken down. so we're really not seeing a whole lot of activity off the shore. as we head into the afternoon, we should stay nice and dry, which is great. as we push into monday, another approaching cold front from the west will give us a few slight chances for showers here. that will be monday evening and into the early morning hours along the shore, closer to 5:00 a.m., another chance of showers. it is now tropical storm danny, you can see it there off to the left of your screen. wind speeds sustained at about 50 miles per hour. so, even yesterday it was still a category 1, now it's gone down

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georgetown, still at 82. mostly sunny skies.we will see mostly clear conditions as we head into the rest of this evening. for the poconos, 69. 79 in reading. 81 in wilmington. 83 currently in millville. and temperatures in dover at 80. we have a stalled frontal boundary here off the coast. so we're staying nice and dry what will happen tomorrow, we have an area of low pressure that is also off the coast. you'll notice that our wind direction changes a bit moving in from the northeast, and that could help send a few more showers our way. that's mainly confined closer to the shore near atlantic city. the clouds increasing a bit, closer to the shore. these are going to be short-lived, stray showers, nothing that should keep you from shore plans. just want to give you a heads up. heading into monday night, a slight chance of showers, an isolated thunderstorm as well. an update on hurricane danny. earlier this normorning it was category 2, now a category 1, move together west-northwest at 75 miles per hour. don't expect this to make

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a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's agree hold kerr expect to earn 84% moreover a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level grows, so does the salary. a worker with a bachelor's agree will earn $2.3 million over a lifetime. a master agree holder earns 2.7 million. a doctoral agree holder jumps to 3.3 million. of course, higher income may not pay off if your extra money goes into servicing student loans. found that economists with advanced degrees pay the greatest dividends over time. the average economist here in the philadelphia area earns over $94,000. those with master's agree can earn an additional nine and a half%, those with ph.d.'s can earn an additional 23%. the majority of economists work in federal, state and local government offices. but there is a growing demand for economists in private companies as well. i'm jill schlessinger, for >> this is our favorite video of the day, imagine looking out into your backyard and seeing this. that's exactly what a woman in north vancouver saw monday afternoon. a dip in the pool didn't s