officials of the greenbrier say the resort will reopen next tuesday. it was closed when the devastating floods washed away parts of west virginia last month. forcing to cancel the pga greenbrier classic. the resort is a major driver for that area's economy. a small town with a famous name is picking up after some damage. that is the scene in metropolis, illinois after severe storms last night, while there was no superman to save the day, everyone escaped unharmed. >> thank god we are alive. my daughter is fine, my wife is fine, i am fine. we get a new house, get new inmy: at least one tornado those storms. at home, a heat wave on everyone's mind as we do with a third straight sweltering day, that has people doing whatever they can to keep goal, that includes sam sweeney live on the potomac, is that a pal of work or a canoe -- paddleboard or a canoe? sam: a paddleboard. inyou have to work outside the heat, no better place than on the waterfront in georgetown. almost so hot it is uncomfortable. where you look, everyone is trying to escape the heat. >> mu

the floods forced the cancellation of the pga's greenbrier classic. it's a major drive of the area economy. a lot of heat. doug: saturday afternoon is dry and hot but then it gets more comfortable. time lapse view from northwest washington. 86 now. beautiful sunrise. through the day, fair weather clouds. hazed up a the temperatures in the 90's. today's number is 93 for the high. four degrees above average on this day four years ago. 105 degrees. we were in the midst at that time of 11-day heatwave. one of the most intense we recorded in washington. about to come to an end as well. but not until we get to another sweltering evening. it females like 100 in frederick -- it feels like 100 in fredericksburg. 95 in annapolis. bay water temperatures in the lower 80's. they will track east and maybe north of due east affecting southern maryland. the showers in harrisburg along i-81 wi they continue to drift south. the bigger picture for you. you see a cluster there. another one there and another south of richmond. most of the activity will sweep off to the ea

conventions saturday c-span.t 8:00 eastern on >>> supreme court chief justin the role of now on greenbrier hotel in west virginia. 45 minutes.t >> welcome, ladies and gentlemen, this is the highlight conference. >> there's no need to panic. i'm not going to give a speech. but i wanted to thank you all for inviting me to the conference again. t's an invitation i'm always happy to accept. it's also an opportunity to judge traxler for his service not only as chief judge for thecircuit but also past three years as the chairman of the executive committee of conference for the united states. t is the most important appointment i have to make, and once again i have chosen very well. bill has done an extraordinary job. the responsibility of the chairman of the executive setting to work in national policy for the courts. rules. operations. the inevitable crises that come along. arein doing all that, there two goals that have to be met. first of all, all of those answered have to be and handled with wisdom and good judgment. all, the chairman has to make it look as if i have something to do with it.

one greenbrier hotel. it will be opened for business next week.grounds won't be pristine but the visitors will be able to enjoy their stay. 700 people who lost their homes have been staying at the greenbrier. >> amazing to see some of that flooding just a state or two over. it feels like we're in a completely different weather pattern here. >> how about that, doug? it's so hot and humid here, we have our own issue to deal with. >> yeah, and that's not going anywhere anytime soon. we're sitting with one of the hottest heat indiceses you can see the hazy, hot and humid conditions. it just looks hot and humid. winds out of the west at 8 miles an hour under mostly cloudy skies. these are our weather underground temperatures. mt. vernon, 92. centreville. bull run, mid-80s. this is 79 degrees and the only area where there is a shower. heat indeces along the imt i-95 corridor. a very hot and humid day for sure. here's the radar. nothing to show except for the one area. back here towards warren county to the north of front royal. 340 and 66, this is not m

officials at the greenbrier resort will reopen next tuesday the 12th. that is a golf course under that. honest to goodness. it was closed when the floods watched away part of west virginia to force cancellation of the pga greenbrier classic. every time you see it on tv it looks gorgeous. hopefully it will soon. with nearly 2, the golf course it's a major driver for the area economy. hope they get back up and running soon. michelle: we will take the heat any day over that. jonathan: no question. get to steve rudin at the national harbor. hopefully he is riding the ferris wheel. michelle: he is on the ground. but it's not a bad place to go to cool off along the river. steve: absolutely. a little breeze off the river. behind me the folks are enjoying the soccer game on tv on the big screen behind us. you can see the river here. then further behind we have the capital wheel. a lot of folks are enjoying the gondolas, which by the way are air conditioned so a great place to go when it's really hot outside. speaking of heat and humidity. look at the feels like

the historic greenbrier resort will open on tuesday.rounds and some of the rooms at the hotel were pretty heavily damaged by the flooding. cancel the greenbrier classic because of the damage. it was supposed to start yesterday. hundreds of people who lost their homes in that flooding have been staying at the resort while staff works to reopen the hotel. >>> if you think you are hot and sweating in this weather, just imagine those dealing with the high temperatures while wearing heavy gear and fighting fires. some florida firefighters are getting a brand new way to beat the heat. mary mcguire explains how it could be a life-saver. >> reporter: hot and humid florida heat combined with a four-alarm fire last month at this walmart proved to be a dangerous combination for three firefighters, who were all treated for heat exhaustion. >> it's hot, plus the temperature of the fire itself is extreme, so it's a very uncomfortable experience and you're working, your adrenaline is going, so there's a lot of factors that go into play to get your bod

and then recaps of greenbrier classics past. on saturday and sunday at 3:00 eastern tomb. -- time. tonight on cbs begins with a special edition of "60 minutes," at the movies, a new "big brother," "madam secretary," "elementary." tonight on cbs. so dustin johnson cutting an imposing giant figure into this game of golf at the very top. and you wonder if these guys like d.j. got tired of hearing all that talk about the big three. because now you can't even look at the world that way through that lens. nick: let's call it the big four then. is that all right? got to be. i said it first. it's the big four. jim: i was suggesting it. i was waiting for to you pounce on it. trying to set you up. nick: thank you. jim: again, the lineup tonight begins with 60's minute. we'll bring you coverage to have grine brothers from recent years next week and we'll be thinking of the folks from west virginia. tatum with another hug for dad. nick? happy birthday in the weeks coming up. nick: thank you. jim: enjoy your trip to troon. nick: i have my cashmeres packed. i'm ready. jim: congratulations, dusti

when the historic greenbrier resort will be able to open its doors. >>> i'm kristin wright in gaithersburg a young man police think members of the >>> a broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. and i just want to give people a few statistics to try to put in context why emotions are so raw around these issues. according to various studies, not just one studies that have been carried out over a number of years, african-americans are 30% more likely than whites to be pulled over. after being pulled over, african-americans and hispanics are three times more likely to be searched. last year, african-americans were shot by police at more than twice the rate of whites. african-americans are arrested more than twice the rate of whites and 75% more likely to be charged with sentences carrying mandatory minimums. they receive sentences that will almost 10% higher than comparable crimes of whites. so if you add it all up, the african-american and hispanic population who make up only 30% of the population make up over half of the population. now, these are facts. a

the historic greenbrier resort will reopen on tuesday. the pga tour was forced to the damage.pposed to be on thursday. hundreds of people who lost their homes have been staying at the resort while staff reopen it. >>> we've been talking about the possibility of some storms. >> good morning, everybody. friday off to a steamy start just like it has been the last couple of days. heat indexes again today will be up near 100 degrees. more in the upper 90s. there will be a chance, slieg risk for severe weather today between 2:00 and 9:00. still hot, turning less humid as we get through tomorrow and the rest of the week. for today, wear your lightweight, light colored clothing. high today near 95 degrees. rain chance today, way higher than it's been. 60% for a chance of thunderstorms today. most likely timing of those right here in the metro between 2:00 and 6:00. the ten-day forecast coming up. >>> 66 is going to be a problem. unfortunately, we have an accident activity. chopper 4 is in the area. it's near the manassas rest area. i believe virginia state authorities have cleared the

program that provides important resources for local schools and counties like poke hand as it, greenbrier and fayette in my district. we also provided an additional $90 million for the abandoned mine lands pilot program. this will continue to restore these sites in west virginia and return them to productive economic use. agriculture, manufacturing, tourism and much, much more. what west virginians do not love in this president's war on coal is its impact. west virginians' jobs and our families' livelihoods are on the line. once again, the president requested hundreds of millions of dollars to spend on regulations, programs and lawyers to make it harder for west virginians and our nation to mine and use coal. our state has lost more than 10,000 coal jobs over the last five years. due to this administration's policies. our counties are being devastated, losing revenue from the coal severance tax that funds schools, hospitals, emergency services and so much more. our coal miners live with uncertainty. wondering if this is the day, this is the day they will get a pink slip when they come out

we are looking at greenbrier this morning, a brighter goodman, rail corridor rail industry.er and of its full-year forecast and also raised this dividends. estimatesso beating but falling by 14%. car deliveries were 4300 for the quarter. mostly doctors offices and the company says it is going to be offering more shares. about 9 million of them in order to fund in acquisition of another company. they had been private equity owned. that striving down shares by 1%. jon: you talk about financials. here in europe the financials down by over to full percentage points. a lot of people focusing on deutsche bank. down six full percentage points. in all time low on deutsche bank. the conversation throughout the session as we had throughout the close here in europe. the financials very much a focus. that is the situation here in europe. talking about what you just it so eloquently, we have a bearish open for the nasdaq. basedsdaq is a bit more on the overweight the technology and the exposure to biotech. confirming this from across asset analysis standpoint, randgold resources is up 2.