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looks good in maryland. moving nicely heading down past the exit for hyattstown leaving frederick county into montgomery county with no accidents. we have a report of an accident in virginia on 95 southbound near dumphries in prince william county, it's on the right shoulder. northbound toward springfield and beyond still a good. back to you. >> thank you. searching for those who opened fire in northwest d.c. last night killing two men and wounding four others. the first happened on gallatin street between north capitol street and new hampshire avenue. john gonzalez as the latest. >> the innocence of a fourth of july night in the nation's capital was shattered after 8:00 last evening. four people shot behind a shopping center on new hampshire ave. police chief cathy lanier spoke with the reporters. walking down the street and opened fire. >> all the victims are young men at least two believed to be-. >> we don't have exact ages. two under the age of 18. >> it's not clear if the two groups knew each other. in

brian, good morning to you. >> dan, good morning. good sunday morning to all of you. it's baking in the central part of the country. we talked about this yesterday. 104 yesterday, rapid city. you get to 102 today. pierre, south dakota, you're at 100. the big story, though, this heat dome is expanding to the east. remember all of that heat that we dealt with a week or so ago across the mideast, the mid-atlantic? chicago, by monday, 97, mid-90s in the midwest for st. louis. how about new york city? washington, making a run at triple-digit heat as we make our way toward the middle of the week. now, this heat blast is not going to last as long, but in many spots, bianna, it's going to feel like over 100 degrees through at least wednesday. >> not again, brian, all right, thank you. >>> we turn now to that terrifying overseas hostage situation. two americans kidnapped in egypt are being held for ransom in egypt. and now their desperate families are speaking out pleading for mercy. and new details this morning, one of the hostages needs life-saving medication. abc's david ke

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natalie, good morning. >> good morning. as they said, the first two days of competition have been filled with thrilling victories and heartbreaking disappointments. >> michael phelps and ryan lochte, a part of this relay. >> big surprises so far in the pool. sunday night the men's 4 x 100 relay with superstars michael phelps and ryan lochte leading the way. >> i think the americans are set up well. >> the u.s. started strong but lochte couldn't hold the lead in the final second. >> france will outtouch the americans and lochte. >> the u.s. walking a away with silver. france taking gold. >> michael phelps -- >> on saturday phelps and lochte went head to head for the so-called duel in the pool. >> lochte will win. >> lochte crushed the competition scoring his first gold medal of the game. >> it is not michael phelps, the two-time defending olympic champion. dethroned. >> phelps finished fourth without a medal. >> i have a lot of races. the big thing now is putting this behind me and moving on. >> both men are back in the pool

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ben, good morning to you. >> good morning. the captain of the u.s. equestrian team, can you expect the audience to be pretty big. it had star power and a royal pedigree. the duchess of cambridge, prince william and prince harry, all there to cheer their cousin on. and it was a tour course, all in which her horse lost a shoe. but she kept her nerve. she was thrilled with him and afterward said "he's such a dude." an equestrian event with not just one athlete completing but two. she had to drop a previous mount. we asked her how she felt about the horse she's riding now. >> i've had him since he was a 5-year-old. we've grown up together. he's much more relaxed and, you know, doesn't seek the lime light like my other horse did. and he's really coming into himself and improving and a fun little horse. >> sheech also told us how proud she was. >> i've been really excited and it's an honor to ride for your country in the olympics. >> she took the olympic torch on horseback and hasn't looked back. with her royal relatives out in forc

good morning. >>reporter: good morning, lynette. good morning, everybody.show you what's going on. again, we've been watching the congestion across much of 40 from joppa farm road to aledder road. we'll slide it to the south, more congestion along 40. and then that accident we were talking about earlier, 90 on your approach to 695, the police have now cleared that off toward the shoulder. that's some good news, but still tremendous traffic as you approach the 695 exit. that's exit 64. congestion as you make your way into the harford tunnel at this hour. we'll take you outside to take a live look. 695 at harford road starting to back up some. might even be an issue on 695. we'll have another weather and traffic update coming up in 25 minutes. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the new santa fe steak melts. get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt or add egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt, perfect for breakfast or any time of day. subway. eat fresh. switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 1

good morning. >> reporter: good morning.it is sort of rush hour out here as the nighttime crews come in to be relieved and the daytime crews arrive on buses and other equipment and they get some breakfast and head out. it's an amazing time out there. i was on the scene yesterday where in just a three block area there were 25 trees that were down causing ten breaks in the line. it's examples like that which is slowing everything down. the restoring -- the reto ration has slow -- restoration has slowed down a bit. it is going on and they're asking for mu crews to -- more crews to help out more. >> in middle river this tree comes crashes down onto cars. >> it sounded like a rain. >> the roots measure 20 feet across. >> i never imagined that much of the earth coming up with the tree. >> here in wood lawn trees tangled in power lines. sdmrsz people are tire -- >> people are tired of this. our light s go out and we're out 3 or 4 days because of these big old trees. >> in northern carroll county generators are running nonstop. >> i

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eric, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. >> you feel pretty good. >> i feel great.ty to go over to the aquatic center. what do you think? >> the aquatic center is great. it's going to be an amazing facility when that place gets packed with all the fans. it's going to be a good atmosphere to swim fast. >> i was going to say, you got to get in the pool. how does it feel? is it a fast pool? >> it's going to be a fast pool? any olympic pool is a fast pool. my teammates are set to go. >> for those not familiar with your story right before the olympic trials in 2008 you found out you had testicular cancer but decided to go ahead and compete. after the surgery you went through the treatment and recovered. how does it feel after going through all that. >> a weight off my shoulders. i'm walking around this olympic games with a lighter step. i'm able to enjoy myself a little more without having to worry about a cancer diagnoses. >> i heard you were back in the pool three weeks after your surgery. how hard was it to get back in that top shape? >> i wanted to return to normalcy

brian, good morning to you. >> good morning, lynn. the campaign has taken a negative turn on both candidates. mitt romney accused the obama white house for leaking information for political gain. >> this conduct is contemptible. it betrays our national interest. >> president obama is accusing romney of being left. >> less than honest. the mud-slinging in this presidential campaign has been early and often. the latest poll shows both candidates are taking a hit. president obama's seen negatively by 43% of voters. that's his second lowest number. romney faired slightly worse at 40%. his poorest number yet. ♪ america america >> voters see the obama campaign as slightly more negative. >> he tried. he tried. it's okay to make a challenge. >> 46% of voters say they don't like mom personally. only 31% say the same about the president. that's even though romney is seen as the best to improve the economy by a seven-point margin. both campaigns have eased back on the attacks, but then, again, the conventions are just over a month away. lynn? >>

looking good for this early hour. your drive times looking like this. so far so good. most of the drive times ranging between -- another one, two for the price of one, 695, bel air looking good as well. across the area, we don't -- no drive times, we will talk more about the traffic coming up. >>> shock is setting in after ncaa handed down sanctions. here are a few of the penalties $60 million fine, equivalent to 1 year's revenue for the football program. a 4ee post season ban and removal of all wins from 199 8- 2011. joe paterno is no longer the ncaa football's winningest coach. coach bowedden is not celebrating. >> i would never dreamed that something like this would have happened. it did happen. it's a fact. it's not something we can celebrate. >> ncaa took away a dozen of the football scholarships. penn state was hit hard. the sanctions were put in place to make a statement to universities and colleges and victims will not be. >>> colby simon was abused by an older cousin as a child. for the first time she is going public. the news surrounding the sandusky trial ma

ginger, good morning to you. >> good morning, everyone. good morning to you, dan. yes, the heat.t to know when is there some relief in sight? well, take a little note of what this says. it says, this week and there's a whole lot of 90s and 100s on the map. all but four states yesterday made it into 90s and 100s. take a look. >> oh! oh, my god! >> reporter: right behind the killer storms, a dangerous dome of heat. just look at the record-breaking numbers. atlanta hit a new all-time record high of 106. memphis, 102. chattanooga, 107. raleigh and st. louis, 105. in the city nicknamed for the heat, leaders say it's too hot to do just about anything. >> people could really be dying and don't understand the impact that heat has on the body, especially if you're over 55. >> reporter: an inferno embedded in an inferno. that's the added obstacle for these heroes. >> once you're working and everything, everything builds up inside the gear, and it can wear you down. >> reporter: states of emergency have been declared this maryland, west virginia, ohio, the district of columbia and virginia.

as we say good morning to our good, good friend, tucker barnes.ss humidity and lower temperatures. >> later this week. >> okay. >> i appreciate the thought. let's get your forecast. we'll be hot and humid today. going to be scorching hot tomorrow and wednesday. then better by thursday and friday. hang in there. the forecast not all bad. 77 now in washington. humidity up 76%. we had the showers and thunderstorms that rolled through late yesterday afternoon and during the evening hours that's left a lot of water in the atmosphere. little haze to start your day. much quieter weather in the forecast today. i don't think we'll see much in the way of showers and thunderstorms today like the past couple of afternoons. maybe an isolated shower or storm today. most of the day should be dry. outdoor plans this evening, should be all systems go. it will be hot. high temperatures later today back in the mid-90s. yesterday we were 96. we're thinking around 95 today for an afternoon high, with plenty of sunshine. 94 at washington. 95 culpepper. winchester 93 de

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. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> more comfortable today. >> it will be a nice day today. we had a friend go through yesterday that dropped the humidity. it is comfortable for this time of year. 70 at the airport. dew points are running in the upper 50's. lots of sunshine today appeared mid to upper a 90's this afternoon. very comfortable july day. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. a few new problems on the roads. outer loop at baltimore national pike, word of a vehicle fire. you may start to see some delays in travelling in the outer loop from 70. another accident in the city. the rest of the major roads are cooperating. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. here's a quick live look at traffic. 95 at route 24 from harford county in pretty good shape. volume is picking up as you get closer to the beltway. here's a quick live look

i thought he did a pretty good job. >> yeah, i thought he did a good job.s better than rac. >> you know, quarterbacks, they're going to show more love for the quarterbacks, but my commercials were better, griff knows that. >> having some fun. >>> nationals in milwaukee getting off to a good start. top 2nd, adam laroche. can you say on fire? first pitch he sees, over the right field wall. puts the nats on the board first, and the nats kept rolling after. that they win 8-2 the final. >>> alexander says, ma no longer a capital but remains in the same division. the winger agreed toe a one- year deal with the carolina hurricane worth $7 million. so he will see his former team a good handful of times. >> i don't know if brian orakpo's commercials -- >> those geico commercials? i don't know. i think rgiii has a little mo

good morning to you. >> good morning, peter. that giant wind storm on friday night knocked down thousands of trees and one of those is on this street in northwest washington. this is about as big as they come. a huge old oak tree. and look at the size of the root ball, about 12 feet tall, taking out the sidewalk and as the tree came down, it knocked out transformers, the power lines and the power went out to millions. emergency workers are out this morning trying to clear the roads and get the power back on to millions of homes from indiana to maryland. >> this is the largest nonhurricane power outage in virginia history. >> reporter: the relentless heat is making the aftermath of friday's storms even more dangerous and difficult. at least 13 deaths are being blamed on the storms, most of them from falling trees. around 2 million homes are still without power in eight midwestern and mid-atlantic states. >> the roads haven't been cleared yet. you're not going to be able to get out to get help and they won't be able to get to you.

there. >> no, it feels good.what do you call it? >> i call it pepperoni. yeah. you know what? i'm going to make you a fresh one from scratch, huh? >> that sounds so authentic, thank you. >> now, every pizza begins with a crust and every crust begins with dough so let me get you some, huh? >> oh, wow, it's fresh. >> the only way to get a crispy crunch into the crust is to really stretch the dough out, oh! >> yeah. >> see, that's right. you got that. >> stretch it right now. >> stretch it out, yeah. and then you got to toss the dough into the air. >> oh, there you go. >> toss the dough. toss the dough. the happy dough. you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> toss the dough. that's all right. don't worry about it, it will all get baked out in the oven. >> yeah. >> next up is the sauce. >> oh, i love sauce. >> the sauce is the most important ingredient. >> the sauce, yeah. >> from an old family recipe. >> watch out. watch out there. >> i got it. i got it. >> watch out. watch out. all right. >> on the fingers. >> all ri

good morning, steve. >> good morning. the court has confirmed that the ruling will come out sometime today. it will come out electronically and not in the courtroom. first to the lawyers involved and then on the court's web site. that's when george zimmerman will find out if he can post another bond and walk out again from the jail here. it's been a month since his first bond was revoked for essentially lying to the court about his finances. during his first bond hearing, he had posted $200,000 that he had solicited from donations on his own web site. of course, there's a mound of evidence presented on friday in this second bond hearing that the judge is considering. there was a consultant, financial records and turned into a mini trial where his defense team put on witness statements, testimony from george zimmerman's father and had paramedics to talk about his injuries to counter the prosecution's claim that they had a strong case, a lot of evidence in this case going on the other side for the prosecution. also, the def

good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the police officer who worked on first lady michelle obama's motorcycle unit. he's been placed on desk duty this morning. the officer was overheard making a comment about shooting the first lady. but we're told there was never any serious threats to her life. and the officer will likely not face any criminal charges. sources say, it appears the remark was a bad joke. >>> in downtown los angeles last night, police in riot gear moved in to break up a crowd of about 200 angry protesters. it started when occupy l.a. ak activists were in a chalk event. one officer was injured and about a dozen people under arrest. >>> a troubling development overseas this morning, raising national security concerns here at home. word that syria, in a brutal crackdown against its own people, is now beginning to move chemical weapons out of storage, a move the united states has long feared. abc's alex marquardt is along the syrian border right now with the latest. alex? >> reporter: that's righ

good.don't remove the blindfold until i tell you guys. this is pretty -- it's going to be pretty crazy. if dan goes for it? >> yeah. yeah, definitely. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. is the blindfold over your ears as well? is that -- [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> jimmy: no, it's fine. please. all right, here we go. you ready -- you ready for the brand-new, freshly permed dan? [ drumroll ] [ cheers and applause ] here is dan before. and here he is now! dan, come on out! >> jimmy: whoa. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ little spring -- little spring to your step now. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] wow. it's almost like a -- like a johnny galecki type of vibe, isn't it? little "big bang" -- very, very good. >> yeah? cool. >> jimmy: yeah, i think so. you guys think he looks good, right? [ cheers and applause ] hey, all right, guys. come on over. hold hands. use the buddy system. use the buddy system. come on over. and get ready to see the new dan. take off your blindfolds! [ drumroll ] here he is. [ cheers and app

good morning. >> good morning to both of you.ch. >>> coming up at 7:00, breaking overnight a police-involved shooting in fairfax county. the latest details straight ahead. >> heavy winds, pounding rain and hail. another rounds of severe storms is causing damage in our area. we have a close look in a live report from fredricksburg, virginia. >> plus, stepping it up in the all-important swing states. a lot of people are being bombarded by negative attack ads by president obama. are they working?

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now i am learning how to tango with one gomez addams. because-- >> she is doing so well. i rarely had a student that did it so well. >> reporter: the addams family is in town at the ken center, where we are live and hanging with the star of the show and dance captain, giving us behind the scenes on what makes this musical so much fun. why you and your family don't want to miss it. now i'm back in character. >> that's good.   >>> very long trip for this little girl. the 3-month-old kitten was a stowaway on a freighter from shanghai to los angeles. do you know how far that is? she traveled 6500 miles. no food, no water. veterinarians treating her say she's weak and dehydrated, but should recover. once she is fully recovered, she'll be put up for adoption. there's going to be a wait list for her to find a home. >>> take a look at this, this video was posted online back in april. since then, more than 1 million people have watched this biker ride nearly 200 miles per hou

i hope your thursday is off to a good start. good morning, washington. it's 5:00. i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. let's get started with a check of the weather with meteorologist steve rudin. >> temperatures holding in the upper 70's to low 80s across much of the area. we have 81 degrees at reagan national airport 76 at dulles, winchester reporting 70 degrees. doppler radar is quiet right now and will remain quiet for the next couple hours. showers and storms will begin to develop later this morning into the afternoon. g.a.-93 degrees for the daytime high. the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. some homeowners will spend the day cleaning up from the latest round of storms. the severe weather downed trees and caused flooding. we are live this morning in northwest, where hundreds of residents are making a without power. john gonzalez. >> there's no pot or on arcadia -- no power on arcadia place. the roads are still closed. across town, residents are using some paulist -- using sump pumps to get storm water and sewer water out of

good morning. >> good morning, marla. we had a monster rally on friday the 13th proving to be lucky, it was the fourth biggest rally on a friday the 13th, even with that move the markets ended mixed. european markets are in the red t the futures are a little lower and investors start focusing more on earnings, we get 20% of the s&p 500 reporting starting with citigroup, later on from coca-cola, goldman sachs, bank of america, ibm, and google. though investors will watch ben bernanke he is going to testify on tuesday and wednesday. when the fed chairman speaks, markets listen. the dow on friday with the rally was up over 200 points to 12,777. talk about lucky numbers. the nasdaq gaining to 2908. the government today, a finalized plan to begin overseeing credit reporting agencies. consumer financial protection agency is going to scrutinize if firms are responding to mistakes. some say it's hard to get the errors corrected. sky rocketing tuition and the down economy are forcing a number of families to cut back on college cos

. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this monday morning july 2nd i'm pam cook. >> and i'm mike mibach in for dave clark. let's get a quick check on weather and traffic. good morning, steve. >> good morning, mike. welcome. pam. we do have low clouds. upper 50s to near 60 degrees. once that burns off it will be a little sooner today compared to yesterday temperatures will have no problems warming up. and 60s and 70s closer to it. here is sal. >> steve, good morning. traffic is moving well on 80 westbound as you head out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems there. as a matter of fact, it's a nice looking drive all the way through. this mornings commute is looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. >>> we begin with overnight news. highway patrol is looking for a hit and run driver responsible for a fatal crash on a rural road in petaluma. it happened shortly after midnight. highway patrol says the hit and run driver swerved over the line and smashed head on

good >> and good luck, and thank you garrid. [applause] >> thank you for bringing so much community out. it is nice to see so much support. >> get out there and spend more money if you're a good we did spend more money. i and number six, comments and questions. >> i did not bring it up during when we heard 550, but one condition was about pat-downs. many times when i have been on the commission we have had different opinions about whether or not to require them as deemed necessary by the venue, so i do not know if there is an actual policy vet says if you look a certain way, if you are a certain type of poverty, they brought up civil liberties issues, and i am a little confused. good >> if you have a club or a bar, and you want to track people down, and that is your policy -- to pat people down, that is your policy. did you have a right to refuse service to anybody, and in my humble opinion, i would rather be safe than sorry, so if people are offended, they can take it down the street. good i feel like we need to do that. that i

good i was on the blue ribbon panel of your good -- blue ribbon panel. did not endorse the approach. it did not specify the number of eventbeds. it was the used to buttress that is going on here. it is not an actual reflection. they want to maintain services in the part of the city said they are not doing anything further about that in this presentation, and here we have a change that includes all general acute-care hospitals, and it shows there is a withdrawal of denbeds and a concentration in e most heavily used and who corridor of the city. that cannot possibly expand services in those areas where they are most needed, so i would conclude by saying that other communities have trusted sutter, and they have paid the price, and it is a prize to high today. good >> before the next speaker, supervisor weaner house to speak -- wiener has to speak, so let me give him his closing remarks. >> i was not able to reschedule, so i'm going to go and come back. i will be watching the video of any of the presentations i missed along the way. >> is out for the remaind

add to that a pretty good public transport system, good buses, good subway, very good trains.rybody's got their fingers crossed. we're hoping for the best. >> all right, elizabeth palmer, good to see you. thanks. >>> turning now to shopping online. it's quick, convenient and cheaper, since it's usually tax-free, but congress is now considering a new bill that could change all of that. >> the bill would place a sales tax of anywhere from 5% to 10% on internet purchases, bringing prices in line with brick-and-mortar stores. chip reid is in washington with the story. good morning, chip. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and nora. you know, this battle has been going on for years with brick-and-mortar stores trying to get their online competitors to charge sales tax. well, now the momentum appears to be changing, and online shopping could soon become more expensive. u.s. consumers spent more than $200 billion shopping online last year. 53% of americans let their fingers do the shopping, averaging about $1,200. by 2016, 58% are expected to take the plunge, spending more than $1,70

not good.ance, the atm says, it's complicated. [ laughter ] actually, speaking of atms, officials in london are warning tourists to bring extra cash with them to the olympics because the atms could run out. in response, pick-pockets were like, thanks for the heads up. [ laughter and applause ] what's wrong with people. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: why would you tell people that? >> steve: why would you? >> jimmy: this is interesting. scientists have discovered a new planet that is smaller and hotter than earth. and of course, later, they tried to console earth by telling her she has a great personality. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a woman in pennsylvania was arrested for hacking into a school's computer system to change her children's grades. not to be outdone, my mom stopped writing all of her e-mails to me with the caps lock on. "hi jimmy, how was your weekend? we went to the olive garden. dad got the usual!" yelling mom, you're yelling. [ laughter and applause ] check

we say good morning to our good friend tucker barnes. >> good morning. you saw the fog, the mist, little cloud cover to start your day. should be decent afternoon. partly sunny this afternoon, with temperatures only topping out in the middle 80s. humidity 84%. winds out of the north and east at 7. pressure hanging out 30.01 inches. shower activity to our south and east. ocean city has had thunderstorm activity, beththy, dealing with cloud cover. mix of sun and clouds closer to washington. later this afternoon the possibility, like yesterday, of popup showers and storms. much of our day will feature at least partly sunny conditions and temperatures expected to be in the 80s. here's your planner for today. bring along an umbrella in case. won't rain all day. highs about 85 at 4:00 p.m. decent day temperature-wise. more details on the forecast in a minute. let's do traffic with julie wright. >> good morning, tucker. on the roads now, outer loop of the beltway slow past van dorn headed to the incident on the shoulder before you reach telegraph road. no probl

envious which is not good. a lot of these things that weren't good. we all have problems but that was my biggest problem inside the ropes so they came to me and made sense. i understood it i knew i was going the wrong way so when they came to me it really hit home. got deeper in the word. started understanding the bible more what true fwrejds are all about. so i have just changed and realized that golf is not that big a deal. it's got me some great things. it's got me some great press, fame, money. but it's let me do other things that are really important to me. the charity work, meeting with junior, doing junior tournaments, giving back to my community in pensacola, doing all these great things. when it comes down to it, winning the golf tournament is great, but doing these other things outside of golf is what it is all about. >> rose: you have a master's championship, you have a new boy. nothing would have been better than to have your dad see this. but he clearly, you had a chance to talk to him about what you were going do and what it was going to

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they celebrate good over evil. >> 6:41. date on get you up to last night's olympic coverage. >> your morning commute is looking like a parking lot on southbound 95. >> we have a little bit of rain in the forecast. here's a look outside. 72 at the airport. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. police are looking for a woman who allegedly beat and robbed a woman inside her home. gwyn sirota said she saw a woman while walking her dog. she thinks the woman was scared off when a neighbor rang her doorbell. construction is now under way for the baltimore grand pray. --prix. this year's track will be constructed in sections to minimize closures. >> time now for a look get the performance you can count on. we turn to women's volleyball. 16 olympic matches they have won. the team has a perfect olympic record and they are the defending champions. were plenty of other high points for team usa. >> the swimmers continue to rack up the medals. deidre fitzpatrick has more. good morning. >> a great day and a lot of stuff to talk about. a

good, good, good. there you go. there you go. double hop.y she's considered a normal olympian. she has interests unrelated to the pool. after beijing she took nearly two years off. she turned heads wearing only body paint for "sports illustrated." she danced with the stars. she married long time boyfriend ethan hall. they live on an organic farm where she grows her own produce and raises chickens for fresh eggs. >> this is warm, because it's fresh. it's not warm from the heat but because it came out fresh. >> here you go. >> natalie whipped up an organic breakfast for two, kale and eggs. >> healthy. >> you could eat a chocolate cake. >> after the games she says she's not ready to retire. >> i really have no idea what i'm going to do, if i'm going to continue to swim after london or not. i'll definitely take some time off. >> time off, maybe kids. >> time off. maybe a lot of time off. i really have no idea. i would love to have kids at some point. i haven't even thought about it. i'm so busy with my dogs and my chickens. i'm sure kids are pro

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. good to see you. you know the old saying nothing is certain except death and taxes? an increasing number of wealthy americans are finding their way around the taxes by renouncing their american citizenship. politically connected socialite and songwriter denise rich. >> just to be recognized by peers is wonderful. >> reporter: she's a fixture, wrote "don't waste your time" for aretha franklin to mary j blige. as a songwriter she's worked with everyone to mandy moore. celebrities flock to her fundraisers for cancer research. >> we know this saxophone has your name on it. >> reporter: she contributed to the clinton campaign. just before bill clinton left office he caused a political storm pardoning her husband who fled prosecution for tax fraud in 1983. she has lived a jet set life. as matt saw firsthand on her yacht at cannes two years ago. >> i'm on a 15-foot yacht owned by denise rich. >> we do a big party and a lot of friends come. >> she's put it on sale, 20 rooms with view. what a view. wraparound

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good morning, nick. >> good morning, natalie.efinitely thought about. you say if you are thinking about camping, you've got to think in three different phase. what should you do. >> be prepared, stay safe and have fun. first be prepared. make the commitment to go. easy way to do that. go to a couple of websites, national park service or go camping america.com. plug in zip code, pick your dates and, bang, your off and camping. >> next you say it's important to get the right equipment. you can spend a lot of money if you don't really know what you're doing. >> that's right. >> what are the things you really need. >> gather your gear. on basic level, tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad and cooking stove. go onto the website i mentioned and you'll find a list there. other essentials, basically a first aid kit, insect repellant and sunscreen. that's very important. >> being in the great outdoors. >> nobody wants to look like a cooked lobster on the first day and become a crab for the rest of the trip. there's some equipment to gather. yo

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good morning. >> reporter: good morning jess.l have to think about especially you know i always think about this when i head to the gas station. locking my doors and rolling up my windows and those are some tips that police say you should do. especially when you know these people are out here looking for an opportunity. this -- we're on the 1400 block of hampton park boulevard. here in capital heights it's just one of four gas stations in prince george's county where police say women have been the targets of robbery. let's take a look another the video. police caught the suspects' black mercedes suv on surveillance camera around 6:00 in the evening on wednesday at a sheriff road gas station. the suspects circles the pump and when they spot an opportunity, the passenger jumps out and leaps into a woman's car, grabbing her purse. from the open car window. >> they're leaving their windows down. they're leaving their vehicles unsecured and that's you know -- they're thinking oh i'm just pumping gas. nothing is going to happen. but in

brian, good morning. >> good morning, lynn. the house is heading forward for what looks like a show vote, but for the republicans, it's an important show in this election year. >> the gentle lady yields back her time. the gentleman from florida's recognized. >> reporter: house republicans head back into battle today against president obama's healthcare reform law. >> they would make you believe that it's all free, but it's not. it's going to cost somebody, and that's going be the american citizen. >> reporter: the house is brushing aside the supreme court decision upholding the law and senate democrats sure to shoot down any repeal. the senate is already looking ahead to the next big battleground, overextending the bush era tax cuts. >> the economic consequences of taking more money from successful people. >> reporter: senate republicans are pushing back on president obama's call to extend the cuts for one year, but only for those making less than $250,000 a year. >> let's not hold the vast majority of americans and our entire

they can get a lot of good food for a good price. >> it is. baltimore is a food destination over the last few years and i mean look at what the chef put out it's a testament to the quality of the food you will get and the creativity of baltimore chefs. and there's no better time to starting today baltimore running through august 5th. more than 96 and 96 restaurantsparticipating and you get a fantastic three course dinner at either $3.12 or 20.12 and many places are offering lunch. >> >> reporter: the price point is12 cents because of the 2012. tell us what you doing. >> right now i am start to sear off the scallops and we have a hot pan. be careful with the oil extra virgin olive oil. the sea scallops will be put in the pan. and we will get that searing. that's nice. make sure they are dry whatever you put them in a pan to get a nice sear. >> reporter: we are talking about the ingredients. you go out of your way to keep everything fresh everything local. >> absolutely. we go to the farmers market up in towson and here the 83 underpass as well.