harrison. >> i disappointed a lot of people in my life. i let a lot of people down. this is my wife, my wife. that's my daughter, that's my son, the twins. my mom, she's -- [ inaudible ] i got caught with a knife. >> this is a shank that was turned in from possession of offender harrison. "e" dorm east. and as you can see here, that's a pretty lengthy piece of iron there. it's got a pretty good point on the end of that. it could do some pretty severe damage, especially if that came up through a rib or a kidney or a lung. >> i got another really good friend that cares about me. >> if i could get him right now, i'd beat him up just to show him you're not tough. >> robert spears has been a surrogate father to harrison during the young inmate's first four months at indiana state prison. >> i'm really mad at him now. there's no reason he should have had that knife. he's got two babies. i told him, it ain't about this, man. you've got ten years to do. do that ten, go home, be a dad. it's not about be

bill harrison will sit down with me.ll explain why all of the anger towards wall street is misguided. >> first, a tail of two retailers. what happened. which retailer stock are you better off shopping right now? 35 minutes left in this stock session. it's been a wait and see day, traders sitting on their hands with the dow drifting in and out of negative territory because we're waiting for a meeting tomorrow to learn about the plan. right now the do you is up about 15 points, trying to avoid the third down day in four, and fedex's profit jougt look last night did not help sentiment. you see materials and telecom trading to the upside. >> time for talking numbers. out of energy and into retail. shares of dollar general climbs half a percent today. the low end retailer as been a bargain, compare that to the high end company like tiffany down 12% on the year. should you continue to hide out in the low end? i have ennis tanner here, and dana telsey. >> back to school numbers are good, they upped their guidance, dollar genera

580 past harrison. east 580 at first in the livermore area, reports of an accident blocking there westbound commute direction mild, less than 20 minutes from altamont to the dublin interchange. >>> this morning the bay area will get a once in a lifetime view. it is a fact. the space shuttle deficient defer will fly over our region in -- endeavour will over our region in a final salute. john alston, looks like the guys. >> reporter: yes, gates are open, up a few minutes ago to the public. cars are just streaming in people trying to get prime viewing positions for the viewing which will take place probably four hours from now. the event will attract 8 to 10,000 here at moffett field. right now endeavour is atop that beg 747 at edwards air force base it arrived from texas yesterday in a few hours it will begin its swan song aerial victory lap. the fly by at moffett field will be a butte to the nasa ames employees, they tested wind tunnels and heat shields. this morning a fremont woman whose husband is a pr

or what should they not be doing is really the question to joining me to talk about it is edward harrison founder of credit write downs and nice to have you back on the show edward nice. long time and has been so let's start with the fed because i do want to touch on q.e. because we haven't had a chance to talk about it now you put this into a broader perspective in your thoughts about q.e. in terms of what central banks all over the world are doing to make up for what you say or what fiscal agents are doing first who would you group in to this group of central banks that are that have the printing presses on on overtime to make up for what you say fiscal agents are all of the major industrial was the central banks here at the bank of england the swiss national bank the bank of japan and the e.c.b. and the fed all engaging in one form or another of money printing q.e. or adding that to the system the swiss national bank has kept the currency to the to the euro one twenty and there are limited amounts of reserves in order to keep from going above that ok so you have central banks on overdr

after the election but hey what's wrong with deficit spending anyway google if you're from edward harrison founder of credit write downs on that question and the depressed housing prices that the fed is targeting with its policy economic symptom or is that the disease. symptom the fed is trying to treat this symptom with q we instead of the disease of the high debt keeping people from being able to buy homes or get out of them in the first place this gameshow idea came thanks to you our loyal viewer more in viewer feedback let's get to today's capital account. all right everyone is digesting the fed's q.e. infinity and now its minutes still that came out yesterday and of course the other thing we've heard a lot about ben bernanke you talked about it quite to quite an extent yesterday in the press conference about the fiscal cliff and what fiscal policy makers aren't doing the heavy lifting the fed is doing but can't do alone so so what could fiscal authorities be doing the central planners sitting not at the federal reserve but sitting over in congress or the white house well or what shoul

paul harrison, sky news. >>> sports is up next. when we return, the nats attempt to move closer to clinching a playoff spot against atlanta. >>> and clear skies headed our way. a few clouds this evening. more rain. and ready for clear skies and plenty of sunshine to end your weekend. changes ahead in the full forecast. we will be back after the break. when we switched to fios, we got better tv, better phone, better internet. [ male announcer ] it's time to get more for your money. upgrade to verizon fios internet, tv and phone with our best price online: just $84.99 a month, guaranteed for one year with no annual contract. internet is absolutely imperative for school nowadays. look up this, write an essay on that. my life is greatly improved because of fios. [ male announcer ] don't wait! switch to fios for a super-low $84.99 a month for a year with no annual contract. visit verizon.com/fiosoffers. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities welcome to life on fios. at 800-974-6006 tty/v.

. >> and there is one potential choke point the entrance at first and harrison. nick, looks like no trouble so far. >> there is no trouble and if you look you can see there are precautions in place. patrol has staked out a position right here and there are a couple people that are trying to make an illegal right turn and they've reminded them if they do that turn they will be sighted and there is traffic police positioned themselves over on first as well, par for course for a friday afternoon commuter traffic of they want to keep things moving and flowing and there is altered signals and it seems to me everyone is just trying to keep things flowing and moving fchl anything changes we'll let you know. and there is all clear at first and harrison. >> team coverage continues now there is a driver's eye view of the situation and we're traching her movement. and there is cheera coming to us through our cell 7. are you on battery now? >> i'm on market street and we're at just next to justin herman plaza anticipating the beginnings of the bicyclists heading down market

and williams harrison would explain why he cannot disagree more with sandy wyles call to break up the big bants. the dow jones finishes positive about 12 points. volume under 600 million shares here. the nasdaq was down 5.75. it was had news last night for fedex. so what should investors be watching for now. i have doug sandler from river front investment group, ron insana, and rick santelli. >> yeah, that is really one of the only pieces of news that we could really sink our teeth into. when you hear march yes draghi and chairman bernanke, it's all rhetoric. when you hear companies saying we're lowering our forecasts, and these companies have their tentacles into just about every almost of the global economy, you have to take notice. >> doug, what do you think? that the fedex warning is more than just fedex and something going on in the world today? >> the thing to remember about stock price social security they move based on two things. what happened and what people expected to happen. i think the globe slowing down, it's weak in china, everyone knows about the euro zone slowness. i

and coming up -- >> my name is tony harrison. his video went vooi ral. young man dieing of cancer, a meeting the singer missed. see why she says no to tony, next. >> and the commotion over this thing. i know it's a sin, but i want to be in her shoes right now. >> it's best of rtm video time again. what do you have? >> at times, ladies worry about how their eyebrows look. doing that this time is one of the golden sisters. one of them decides she wants to get her eye grows tattooed on. the others try to talk her out of it, but she gets it done. >> i have jenna marbles. this is her version of things girls lie about. my favorite one, there's nothing wrong. go to our website and click on best of rtm. >> my name is tony harrison. >> we've had tony on the show before. >> i've been battling cancer since age of 16. unfortunately now at 20 cancer is winning. >> he created a bucket list with things he wanted to check out one of the biggest items was meeting katie perry. he has checked off some of those things, he's gone sky diving, he got engaged, he got married. l

drug activity, loitering, loud music, vandalize -- vandalism. >> in odenton, don harrison, abc2 news. >> if you have information about the man call 410-222-6155. also, police are looking for a man who tried to ab district a woman in glen burnie last night. a woman said a man in a white work van tried to pull her into the van. it happened about 10:00 near 5th and del mar avenues. the woman struggled and was able to get away. police searched the area but didn't find the van or the man. a white work van with a lad per rack, holding a ladder, tinted windows and a sliding side door. if you see anyone, you're asked to call crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> dr. -- dr. 51-year-old peter marvit very smart manlt he was shot and killed. baltimore police said they zoo have much to go on because it appeared to be a random murder. someone pulled the trigger several times. police were there looking for anything they cop fiefnltd police are passing out crime stoppers fliers hoping somebody saw something. >> an individual who has given quite a lot to society. we're investigating this death just li

and coming up -- >> my name is tony harrison. his video went vooi ral.oung man dieing of cancer, a meeting the singer missed. see why she says no to tony, next. >> and the commotion over this thing. i know it's a sin, but i want to be in her shoes right now. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart phone data usage at home. so call now to get at&t u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. that include

don harrison was there to find out what's going on. >> reporter: anne arundel county has reported another west nile virus case. that is the fourth one of the season. baltimore city and county each have three. pg county has the most in the state so far with six. west nile virus can go undetected in many people. if you have symptoms, they can mimic the flu. >> some headache, fever, muscle ache, oth earl body aches as well as a rash or swollen lymph nodes. >> reporter: the department of agriculture and the city are working to combat the spread of west nile. they will start spraying in east port and outside the city. how to handle the problem is where the disagreement s bob is all for zapping them with the chemical praying. >> this is the third day. i've put on repellent each day and still i get mosquito bites on the leg oar loor dave is the manager -- >> reporter: dave is the manager and he is outside all the time. he doesn't object to the spraying. gee just wants people in the community to know when it will happen. >> there are individuals who do have sensitivies to it and it can be serious

don harrison, abc2 news. >> all right. the orioles are taking on toronto again tonight. we're going for a sweep in canada. >>> the orioles legends are joining the hall of legends. cal ripken, jr. and murray, and they will be joining the likes of babe ruth and johnny unitas. there will be a few other guests including gary williams and former orioles skipper. >>> we're talking about concussions. in response to evidence that players have been sustaining serious brain injuries, the nfl is donating $30 million to the national institute of health in bethesda. we wanted to get his take on this donation. >> the topic has been in the headlines the last four or five years. everybody has a vested interest in it. everybody is doing what they cran to help minimize concussions, the effects it has on players. >> you remember he said he plans to donate his brain to research. >> well, the ravens have more than injuries on their mind. they play on monday night football, playing the bengals. they will try to make the playoffs. >> emotions will be high. i think it's going to take care of it

don harrison explains how they got the pup back. >> reporter: that's all allison wanted when she found wut one of the puppies were stolen. sometimes wishes come true. mango, the one stolen, returned, is reunite ed with his family. >> he ran over to his mom and wanted to nurse. >> reporter: somebody called and said, they had mango and wanted to bring him back. it wasn't the person who stole him, even though the reward was a thousand dollars, they wanted to remain anonymous and did not want the reward money. none of that mattered to everyone at the animal resource foundation. they wanted mango back. >> it's too hard to believe somebody would walk out with one of our babies. >> reporter: she was showing mango to a couple when they stole him wednesday. she was devastated by the canine thieves. >> he was still weaning from his moe. we were worried about him. >> reporter: mother, his brother and sister, everyone is happy to have mango back now. >> ecstatic. could have been a moment too soon for him to come home. we are over the moon. >> reporter: some think maybe good can come out of somethi

and coming up -- >> my name is tony harrison. >> his video went viral. young man dieing of cancer, a meeting the singer missed. >> this stinks. tell us how you're feeling right now? >> see why katy says no to tony. next. >> and the commotion over this thing. i know it's a sin, but i want to be in her shoes right when we switched to fios, we got better tv, better phone, better internet. it was like somebody like took our computer, shook all the junk out of it. we're actually getting more for our money with fios. [ male announcer ] it's time to get more for your money. upgrade to verizon fios internet, tv and phone with our best price online. just $84.99 a month, guaranteed for one year with no annual contract. there's at least three computers. [ girl 1 ] a tablet. couple of gaming systems. we could all be running at the same time. we do not notice any dips. [ male announcer ] get tv rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get the school year off to a great start with america's fastest, most consistent and most reliable internet. internet is absolutely impe

(harrison ford) about six months later i was under contract and lasted a year and a half. it turns out that they could have no respect for somebody that they paid $150 dollars a week. so they were really not willing to cast anybody that they caught on that kind of bait. who are you? are you some kind of special aristocracy because the female public wants to make love with you? who are you with your dirty, unmanicured fingernails? and what, what are you without hoff federated behind you? i built the studio, i, i with my brain and my hand, i ripped it out of the world. with my brains and my hands and who are you? i have some experience with these 40's throwbacks, and they were still attempting to do that. (harrison ford) very few of the people that i was under contract with are survivors of that experience. i'll break you. i'll break you. i think one great aspect of hollywood is the genius that they could re-transform the system, as it's going on, despite government intervention despite a great social change in the society, in terms of suburbs and despite new technology, mai

even the league admitted there was a mistake and as don harrison found out that really has everybody even more disgusted. >> the game's final play. >> reporter: we have seen the replacements doing the best they can. >> who has it? >> reporter: football fans are losing patience. maybe get the -- get the old referees back. >> the highlight is the new fill in referees. to the seattle green bay game. standing next to each other to the one referee called it an interception while the other signaled a touchdown. >> they win in the strangest finish you will ever see. >> reporter: sports bars all over have nothing but last night's debacle on. one woman works there and shares the frustration of people who come to watch it. >> especially with last night's crazy outcome. >> one of america's favorite games and i think its being ruined by them. >> reporter: some fans -- the new referees were thrown into. >> game is to fast and such a great game they have -- to train to do the job the others have been trained to do. >> they always played --. >> and the the ravens locker room today comments -- not m

one was carolyn parker, the other was cherice harrison, pastor mel. yeah. >> you know, we turned that into an instant movie. hey, wait a minute. we have 100 minutes of film here, so that became "new home movies from the lower 9th ward" which became kind of a pilot for the dream project which "i'm carolyn parker" is the next installment of. i'm hoping that we're now gonna move on to making a portrait of cherice harrison. that'll be called "guardians of the flame." then we'll do pastor mel and then finally we'll do a piece on the back of town, the neighborhood that got the tsunami between the florida avenue bridge and the claiborne avenue bridge. me, funny because, to fiction can't compete with what the new orleanians have been through. you can't, you know, make up a story that can really equal, i think, in human terms and emotional terms the courage, tenacity, humor of the people we were privileged to visit. i think it's so great because i remember when we went down there afterwards and we showed up at carolyn's house with doc west and stuff. she was l

barr ra harrison reports. >> kendra is a very good mommy to her 16 month old toddler, but as a recently turned 15-year-old, she needs a home herself. kendra's baby was born a year later. right now they live in a home and school for teen momts, she continues to work toward her goals as a hard working student. >> he loves to play basketball, she's doing beautifully in school, we're very impressed with her progress. >> and her daughter is a very bright 15-month-old. they were invited for a shopping spree, and they asked a stylist to help create a mommy and me look. >> we're with leslie today. >> leslie found a number of looks for both kendra and kamani. she wants to go to college and become a lawyer, she could use the encouragement of a parent or parents. they spend lots of time in the dressing rooms, and both found outfits of them. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> barbara harrison, news 4. >> adorable. if you have room in your heart and home for them, please call 188-to-adopt-me. >> a small town church is causing controversy with a sign that makes a reference to the popular book "fifty shad

barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and your heart, call our special adoption headline. you can also log on to nbc washington.com. >> and a blessing of the animals. crabs, dogs, cats, horses, it is open to all pets. what little chances there are for rain chances are just hit and miss. >>> check out these light nths sky, last night thousands of people released paper lanterns into the sky. it's part of an art prize project called rights in the night. they say it represents the dreams of a community taking flight. >> that's cool. >> we should do that around here, but i'm not sure what the departure traffic would think about that. >> going into the no fly zone, but we did have a bright ball in our sky last night. the harvest moon out there, and today, the moon is starting to wane just a bit now, it's about 97% full tonight. beautiful weather to get your sunday started, and i think it will be nice when your sunday is over as well. we may have a couple mitt and miss showers throughout your saturday afternoon that may briefly interrupt some of you

here is barbara harrison. >> reporter: hi, justin. hi. how are you? >> meet justin.fic nine-year-old who always he can neither see or speak can hear and respond with loads of energy. >> he is a vivacious young mand. he reacts to sounds and loves music. >> he works with a number of gun that's help him community. >> they're teaching him sign language, they expect him to a lot of things with his life. >> he definitely responds to music and to the sounds of voices that are kind and loving with him. >> we're hoping he will be able to teach him to sign language. we're looking for a family that knows sign language or is willing to learn. a family that is very active, a family that can keep up with all of his activities, and help him become the best he can become. >> he loves being with people. he was sad when we had to say goodbye. >> you want to give me a hug? no hugs today? >> he knows what you're saying, and he does whatever you're asking him to do. >> do you want to sit with me? is there room for both of us? >> there we are, we're sitting together on the ball. good! fan

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by the protesters it was also the day the public started paying attention to occupy wall street harrison and others say they were simply following police orders when they were led on to the bridge before being arrested now the courts are trying to get to the bottom of exactly what happened twitter though is not going down without a fight they've appealed to the ruling saying harris says tweets are protected by the fourth amendment because quote the government in minutes that it cannot publicly access them thus establishing that the defendant maintains maintains a reason.

tom harrison, thank you very much for your wonderful work there. we have challenges at our state level in the way we handle our incarcerated population. we will be working closely with the realignment committee, with all of our public safety departments, many of them are represented here today. we will be working with the sentencing commission. stephen, thank you for stepping up and helping us with our sentencing commission. [applause] it is no surprise to you that i have been working with the board of supervisors on this very thema, and i am not afraid to keep repeating it. it is jobs, jobs, jobs for everybody. we can only do it if we have a more enlightened workforce investment board the works with us on all the policies we need to have, all the outrage, all of the communities need to be represented on our investment board. i want to thank everyone who is stepping forward today to be on the board to help us with the 21st century policies we need to make sure people have every chance and opportunity to work in jobs in the city. andrew, thank you f

either him or harrison ford. guillermo and i have been working together in various capacities since 1991. so for five years. it began when guillermo had a huge commission. he went looking for many chicanos to come and work with him. i was a performance artist, just out of college, and here was a great opportunity to work with one of the premier chicano thinkers of our time. it was a great opportunity for me. snake boots. plastic cascavelles. authentic primitive bones from audience members i have eaten. our work is about anthropology, but a very particular form of anthropology. i term it "reversed anthropology." my vest from a leopard that i hunted down in the streets of tijuana. we assume a fictional center, push the dominant culture to the margins, and treat it as exotic and unfamiliar. amulets to protect me. so in our performance world, spanish is a lingua franca. mexicans are the dominant culture, and americans are exotic, nomadic minorities. my headdress. i'm a warrior of the end of the century. my stetson ha

here's news4's barbara harrison. >> these days it's not easy to find this place empty. the nationals are actually in town. are you excited about being here? >> yes. >> 16-year-old rodney was definitely excited to be here at nationals stadium. and couldn't believe he was actually going to get to meet some of the players. guess who we have right over here? pitchers geo gonzalez and edwin jackson invited rodney to play a little catch. >> how you doing, man? ready to go? >> yes. >> we'll let you get lit ah little more comfortable. >> rodney came dressed up because he cares a lot about making a good impression. although he has some development challenges, he's a wonderful young man with a lot of hopes and dreams. >> he's very inquisitive. he loves to cook, he loves rap music. he likes to build. he built his social worker a wonderful birdhouse. he loves to investigate things, he wants to know what everything is about. he's a very intriguing and interesting young man. >> we did it. we turned him into a nats. >> the red glasses were rodney's idea for sprucing up his look. he ha

accident -- 580 east past harrison stall blocking lane number two. i wanted to show you bart on time, no delays with muni, ac transit has a rerouting schedule this weekend on several lines due to special events. i did want to show you when we get to it the waze map, all this traffic with the shuttle fly over you could download this free app and help you get around the traffic. past moffett field 101, 85 and 237, expect delay there is as well. >>> 5:40. >>> another twist in the hantavirus outbreak at yosemite park. next, the questions health officials are asking workers. >>> discovery in the east bay that is raising new concerns about the spread of the west nile virus. >>> 5:four -- 5:43 friday morning picture from apple's flagship store all waiting for their iphone 5's and they are going to be getting them stpheubgs teen 1/2 minutes from right now. -- them 16 1/2 minutes from right now. a lot of excited people for the new apple product. >>> west nile has turned up in more dead birds and mosquitoes in contra costa tornadoy. infected mosquitoes were fo

tongue-in-cheek reference to the moment that gave me the idea for the song, watching the george harrisonentary. i was watching that in the kitchen one night after i had begun recording the album. i was listening to him tell a story about he and john. people thought we wrote lyrics that were drug induced. we had very little dalliance with drugs. i guess they smoked pot, he said. they dabbled a little bit with some mind opening guru with taking acid. one night, we had taken lsd and we did not have a bad trip. some months lead us acid in a nightclub in london. we did not free doubt. but we did not know where we were -- we did not freaked out. but we did not know where we were for a day and a half. they cut to a piece of footage of john, 1966, later on, he had a shot of him with three pairs of sunglasses on. he had three pair of sunglasses on, stacked on each other at once. just being silly. i was watching and thinking, what a sad loss to all of us. john lennon, you know, 40 years old. i remember when he died, i was working at a cowboy bar out in the valley. he was really broken up. i was pr

urge you move the northern border of district 92 least 15th street and extended from valencia to harrison street. i cannot convey to you enough how important is that the filipinowe recognize in redistrs in life, no one gets 100%. you have recognized a great deal of support for including the larger mission bay in district 10. that has now significantly changed. many believe moving the border to 16th street supports workers in mission bay in a much stronger way. advocacy of the ucsf campus is strengthened by dividing the area with the border at 16th street. the northern border with the 16th. the southern border would be at sixth street east of seventh. [tone!] again, advocacy is strengthened in the areas where two districts are supporting the overall mission the campus. thank you for all of the hard- working and done in support of district 10. i appreciate you have retained a view -- bay view and others together. you have kept portal whole. your wisdom speaks volumes. [tone!] thank you. >> thank you. yes, ma'am. >> oh, can you? ok. >> my name is olga. my house is on grove street. we strongl

. >> barbara harrison introduces us to justin, a wonderful young man who social workers say has a lot of love to share. >> hi, justin. hi. how are you? >> reporter: meet justin. a terrific 9-year-old who, although he can neither see nor speak, can hear and respond with loads of energy. >> he is a vivacious young man, as you see. he's energetic, he's loving, he has a beautiful smile. he is visually impaired and he's nonverbal, but he reacts to sounds and he loves classical music. >> reporter: justin seems to enjoy learning. he works with a number of tools meant to help him one day be able to communicate. >> they're doing speech with him, doing sign language. we expect him to do a whole lot of wonderful things with his life. listen to that. justin definitely responds to music. and to the sounds of voices that are kind and loving with him. >> we're hoping that he will be able to speak. he can hear. and they're teaching him sign language so he can sign his needs to others. >> reporter: he loves being with people. and interacting with them. >> he knows what you're saying. and he does whate

(harrison ford) about six months later i was under contract and lasted a year and a half. it turns out that they could have no respect for somebody that they paid $150 dollars a week. so they were really not willing to cast anybody that they caught on that kind of bait. who are you? are you some kind of special aristocracy because the female public wants to make love with you? who are you with your dirty, unmanicured fingernails? and what, what are you without hoff federated behind you? i built the studio, i, i with my brain and my hand, i ripped it out of the world. with my brains and my hands and who are you? i have some experience with these 40's throwbacks, and they were still attempting to do that. (harrison ford) very few of the people that i was under contract with are survivors of that experience. i'll break you. i'll break you. i think one great aspect of hollywood is the genius that they could re-transform the system, as it's going on, despite government intervention despite a great social change in the society, in terms of suburbs and despite new technology, mai

. >> reporter: on kent island, don harrison, abc2 news. >> we got to get that puppy back. queen anne's county police want to hear you know anything. >> take a look at those lovely smiles. another great crowd expected for another night of baseball, a great game. let's check in with meteorologist mike masco. >> good news. there's nothing going on in the radar. let's keep this trend going. not much happening. the clouds in place. it's mild. we have to keep an eye on the radar and have to keep an eye on more storms. not much happening right now. let's take you down to the stadium. storms are starting to fire out. you notice the line doesn't look like much. there's enough instability to allow for a shower, perhaps a thunderstorm. bring the rain gear just in case. let's keep the fingers crossed. hopefully we have a whole dry game ahead of us. cloudy, mild feel. 81 degrees in the city. easton is at 81. dulles is the win are at 8 -- winner at 83. that will continue through the course of the evening. 72 around 7:00. there could be more storms in the mix tomorrow. we'll show you tha