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icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. & i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ >> a patriotic wakeup call for the crew of "endeavor." the astronauts alarm went off just after 3:00. today the crew will say good- bye to the international space station. that's about nine hours away. "endeavor" should be home by friday. >>> thank you for starting your tuesday morning with us. i'm andrea roan. meteorologist howard bernstein is live on the weather terrace with the forecast. >> it is a little sticky out here. humidity levels are up and as i look upstairs asee a few clouds. a good deal of sunshine today an optimistic in in spite of the heatmindhu dity i'm expecting it tire vela y.be relatively asyou as you ep step out. 60s to the west in culpeper ande to oakland at 61. in town 72. and easton at 68. we will be the mid-80s at noon. low 90s for the high. hot with only a stray thunderstorm possible. rain chances less than 20%. 60 degrees and time for the traffic update. he

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. >> reporter: as the presidents of the united states and russia met in moscow, the recent iciness between the cold war allies seemed to be melting a bit. >> the president and i agreed that the relationship between russia and the united states has suffered from a sense of drift. we resolved to reset u.s./russian relations. >> translator: despite of the fact that in several hours we can not remove the burden of all the problems, we have agreed that we will go forward without stopping. >> reporter: they signed an agreement on targets for cutting back nuclear arms. the u.s. military received permission to overfly russia on missions to afghanistan and both agreed to work together for middle east peace. >> we've addressed the top priorities. these are not second-tier issues. >> reporter: there are still plenty of areas of contention, but there is room for compromise, even on a u.s. missile defense system, a sticking point for the russians. >> i think we can arrive at those kinds of understandings, but it's going to take some hard work because it requires breaking down long-standing suspicions.

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the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. >>> today forecasters in seattle, washington predict the normally soggy city will break the all-time highest temperature. tuesday the mercury reached a new high of 97 degrees and today it could reach triple- digits a figure that's never been recorded there. many homes and businesses in seattle don't have air conditioning. >> they are used to the breeze coming in off the ocean, not the mountains and this has been an historic heat wave for them. >> i don't envy them at all. just taking an evening stroll. this is after 7:30 because the humidity was so stifling. >> 78 has been the low. and the dew point pushing 70. start with a quick image se nt to me by mark washburn out of colonial beach looking to newburg maryland. some beautiful g ghs tninotsh there and mark, thank otyou for that. e-mail your photos to tea9nsus. .com@w we have activity to show .cyou th is morning. a little lightning and thunder. mainly shower activity. some of it is moderate with t

. >> reporter: as the presidents of the united states and russia met in moscow, the recent iciness between the cold war rivals seemed to be melting a bit. >> the president and i agreed that the relationship between russia and the united states has suffered from a sense of drift. we resolved to reset u.s./russian relations. >> translator: despite of the fact that in several hours we cannot remove the burden of all the problems, we have agreed that we will go forward without stopping. >> reporter: they seined on agreement on targets for cutting back nuclear arms. the u.s. military received permission to overfly russia on missions to afghanistan, and both agreed to work together for middle east peace. >> we've addressed the top priorities. these are not second-tier issues. >> reporter: there are still plenty of areas of contention, but president obama says there is room for compromise. even on a u.s. missile defense system, a sticking point for the russians. >> i think we can arrive at those kinds of understandings, but it's going to take some hard work because it requires breaking down long-

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and suddenly i'm invigorated with a burst of icy refreshment.chill yourself with a coolatta for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> things moving better on the beltway? >> yes. we had the early morning accident that is gone. we have not been dealing with a lot in the way of volume now that we are in the summertime pattern. delays are not an issue but we have an accident in elkridge at washed boulevard and route 175 and the sinkhole from camp meade to the inner loop of the beltway. accident in the city at gay and exeter but you can see a lot of green. a bit of that i at white marsh and live view at harford where it is looking very good. easy ride on the top side. >> the hits keep happening on the weather. >> it is so clear out there and incredible. there is usually hazy humid conditions in july. not today. 78 the forecast high partly cloudy. same thing for tomorrow but 81 degrees. we surge to 87 by saturday and we hear a little crescendo in the back. that is the heat coming back. enjoy this stretch because our next shot of seeing the heat is on we

she drown in an icy woodbridge cree >> it is a true horror story. >> reporter: in court on monday, four bus drivers and employees of the school had seen her show up at the bus stop wearing nothing but a diaper. >> you make the comment you don't want the children to fall through the cracks. lexy fell througha gaping hole which social services made for her. >> she testified the allegations of abuse began in 2004. two reports of police, 11 reports to social services. complaints of lexy having bruises and spotted in the open trunk of a moving car. the school employees reported her being forced to ride in the trunk, too. >> how many times does someone have to see that and repeat it over and over. we're talking about a child here. >> the department of social services and the police department made a lot of mistakes here. >> reporter: the attorney will ask for the maximum sentce, 51 years and we may never really know what happened in the hours leading up to her death. >> all we have is her condition prior to being put in the creek is what the defendant tells us and her credible is not the best

and suddenly i'm invigorated with a burst of icy refreshment. chill yourself with a coolatta for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. >> good morning and welcome back to "11 news today." i'm sarah caldwell for stan stovall. >> i'm jennifer franciotti for mindy basara. john collins has a look at the forecast. >> it is not too hard to look outside. the sun is shining, all the clouds and rain is out to the southwest. another good day. what about the weekend? we will talk about it coming up. >> baltimore county police want to know if there are other potential victims after a soccer coach is arrested for trying to have sex with a 14-year-old girl. kerry cavanaugh is at police headquarters in towson with the story. >> those who know the married fared are shocked by the allegations. charles friedel sent a young girl obscene photos of himself with his cell phone then tried to get her alone. >> this is a person who betrayed that trust of the parents and tried to exploit a girl who he was not even coaching but was the sister of one of these girls that he was c

and yesterday you saw the ici numbers from the mutual funds, they're starting to get involved also. so you see that flow come in. but you're right, we're stabilizing, even jobs. i'm not making light of 584,000 job losses, but still, 0% of country is working -- 90% is working. you're seeing it reflected in the stock market. it's a good barometer for that. you are seeing the market go up. whether you believe the earnings or not, the market is going up, and we like what we see down here. for traders, we love what we see here now. >> diane, two very important data points coming up that the market is no doubt going to be glued to. the gdp number tomorrow, which of course everyone says is backward-looking, nonetheless, could cause the market to falter or go higher and the monthly jobless number coming up next week. what do you think of those? >> i think we're going to see the gdp number down 3/4 of a percent, 6/10 of a percent range. that's better than people expected. mostly because trade is going to be moving in the other direction. government spernlding will be positive. the consumer,

call otoclk icy. little bit of rain out there, bob. >> it is really a little bit right around washington. you can see that batch that has been moving up through southern maryland into charles county. let's keep our fingers crossed that more comes up to fredericksburg. around the beltway, it's just really a few raindrops. most of it right now into charles county and also into st. mary's county. solomon's county getting more. look at where it has really rained. that's into hot springs, virginia, springfield, virginia. lots of areas have hardly had any rain. right now the driest july that we've had. the previous july was over a half inch more than we've had. overnight tonight, a few light showers. they'll taper off. tomorrow we may see a few more, but it's more likely to be seeing some afternoon showers, maybe a few thunder. out to the eastern shore, a chance that there may be a few around us. next seven days, wednesday i think just partly sunny. temperatures into the 80s. thursday there will be a weak w

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. >> you want it creamy, not icy? >> exactly.tly. here's a cool garnish. we're going to take our egg whites and piet little snow cones out of these things. these are going to go into the oven at 200 degrees and start to dehydrate. egg whites and powdered sugar. the powdered sugar contains cornstarch so it will let them set up and get nice and crispy. this is what they look like. >> i had one earlier. i love them. >> a good crunch. >> with a good dessert you'll always want something crispy on top. so check this out. so here's what it looks like once you take it out. we've got a little bit of the berry sauce left over. right down the side here. >> beautiful. >> and then we're going to top it off with our little snow caps. >> a refreshing dessert, too. >> i made this for din twoer nights ago, it was one of those desserts people started taking pictures of. they were talking about. with the little snow caps and fresh rememberries right down the middle. powdered sugar. a beautiful, simple dessert that people are absolutely going to lov

workers at an aquarium say the diver got a crippling cramp in her right leg 16 1/2 feet deep in icy waterthey say two beluga whales who happened to be swimming in the aquarium with the diver sensed something was wrong and moved toward her. aquarium staff helped pull her out of the pool. >> when our broadcast continues, first lady michelle obama thanking military wives for the sacrifices they make for their country. >>> cue the madness. we are there. hundreds of brides run for the dress of the dreams. >> we will continue to follow the weather and damage caused by it. these are live pictures from chopper 4. 1x >>> first lady michelle obama is reminding americans to help military families left behind while their loved ones serve. >> offer to help with a car pool. simple things like bringing over dinner. >> mrs. obama spoke to about 500 people at the homecoming of two navy ships in norfolk. one of her roles as furl has been working to raise awareness of military families and their sacrifices. mrs. obama urged more americans to reach out to neighbors who have a loved one serving overseas. she

pilots made critical errors and were apparently distracted, overtired and not equipped to deal with the icy conditions that night. again, that's from the investigators. molly henneberg has this news from washington. >> shep, members of the house transportation committee say there is a reason why this legislation focuses mainly on pilots of regional commuter planes. >> the last six accidents we have had in commercial aviation has been with regional carriers. three of them it has been suggested it involved pilot performance. >> including he says the deadly colgan crash in february in buffalo. lawmakers say their bill would require pilots to have 1,50 flight hours to fly regional planes. the current requirement is 250 hours. it would update fatigue rules for pilots and would increase pilots' training time in midair stall recovery and other potential problems in flight. >> that training an retraining is vital to pilots to keep current with their skills. >> some people aren't going to like this. there is going to be some kickback, i can tell you. >> the head of the air transport association whic

a lot of people said the relationship -- or the rapport seemed to be icy between him and putin and himdev as well. what did you think about the visit to russia for obama? >> well, i'm glad that the president went, because i think the relationship has to improve. i was in russia about a month and a half ago. with a small group. we met with president medvedev. i came away from that meeting, as did my colleagues, we came away, i believe, pretty convinced russia would like to have an improved relationship with the united states. it's a two-way street. they want some things and we want some things. and it takes some time to negotiate these differences. >> but from an investment standpoint, hank, some people say, look, there's not a rule of law. how do i know my mope is safe and protected in russia. >> look,ist not the only world in the country where the rule of law is somewhat not what you like. but you have to know how to do business in the country. i've been doing business in russia for many, many, many years. and aig, i built a life and a nonlife company in russia. we have some real esta

by the time all 155 people were pulled from the icy waters by a flotilla of rescue boats, a story begana highly trained pro with a cool demeanor who had deftly guided his doomed aircraft to safety. in an instant, captain chesley "sully" sullenberger found himself at the heart of an uplifting news story people all over the world wanted to celebrate. in february, just two weeks later, captain sullenberger gave us his first account of the harrowing five minutes in the sky over new york city. >> captain chesley sullenberger: it was the worst, sickening, pit-of-your-stomach-falling- through-the-floor feeling i've ever felt in my life. i knew immediately it was very bad. >> couric: did you think, "how are we going to get ourselves out of this?" >> sullenberger: no. my initial reaction was one of disbelief. "i can't believe this is happening. this doesn't happen to me." >> couric: what did you mean by that? >> sullenberger: i meant that i had this expectation that my career would be one in which i didn't crash an airplane. >> couric: first responders in new york city expected the worst-- an ai

ici, the investment company institute, which is the main trade group of the asset management communitytimates there's upwards of 90 million mutual fund shareholders out there. and that's a very important constituency as well. so institutions have to be protected as part of this overhaul as well. >> see, every business has a choice of how it optimizes its offering. most offerings today are optimized for high-frequency traders because they create so much revenue. our little strategy is to serve the ironically underserved mutual fund industry by giving them the same sort of tools that high frequency traders have but not to -- not to attack but to defend. >> what are those tools? tell me how it works. >> well, we have very sophisticated predictive algorithms that predict when you're about to be discovered in the market and allow you to move and jump out of the way when somebody's about to take advantage of you. we take the fragmentation of the market and turn it into an advantage instead of it being a disadvantage. it gives you 1,000 places to hide. >> i see. you explained that very well a

the analysts there concerned about the maker of icy hot and gold bonds seeing slowing sales. and robert w. baird initiating coverage on truck manufacturer nav i star and paccar with a neutral rating because the commercial truck market is starting to show signs of improvement. melissa? >> thanks so much, matt. consumers continue to keep a lid on their borrowing. according to the federal reserve's latest report which we just heard, consumer credit declined 1.5% or $3.2 billion from april. economists were expecting a deep cut of $95 billion. still the outlook isn't exactly optimistic especially with credit card reform in the works. earlier on "street signs" kenneth chenault shared his concern on this very topic. >> consumer spending is 2/3 of our economy. and i think what's very, very important is when we put in regulation the question needs to be asked will this regulation restore consumer confidence and in fact improve the economy? and i have a concern that this regulation, parts of it, may stifle the growth that we need in our economy. >> for more on the state of consumer cre

a commuter pla nr buffalo, n york back in febebruar 50 peoeople ed w when the ane crashehed d in i icytions shortly beforere landing. a new cockckpit voice e rerder trtranript reveveals the flight hotetel room if she called i foa sick. anan investigationthe crash owowed seral critical errorsrs were made before the crarash happened. the shuttle " "endeavavou undodocks fr the i internationa spstatation toy after the crew c cometed a f fifthth a anl space e walk. two astronauts breezed through some rewiring and other outdoor chores. they were so speedy they took on some extra work before going back inside. they spend three more days in orbit and come home friday. >> here is a look at your tuesday forecast: stormy in parts of the midwest and central plains with severe weather in eight states from michigan to colorado. heavy rain from east texas all the way to atlanta. scattered thunderstorms in florida. >> upper 80s from boston to miami. 85 in st. louis, 92 for dallas, heating up out west. a record 102 in portland, 95 for seattle, als95 for sacramento and 115 down in phoenix. a real scorch

behind the moon and you have this big barren moon surrounded by sort of a fire and it's lit with an icy blue from the earthshine because the earth on the moon is eight times as brighter as the brightest full moon you've ever seen. it's almost like having a second little sun shrike this blue light and most of the astronauts when they see it they thought it was very disturbing. they thought the moon was a very frightening place and they did not think it was a good place to land on actually. and the other thing that i love about this is that in the original capsule, which you can't see anymore at the smithsonian, the covering of both eagle and columbia is this beautiful metallic mirror finish and that was so that when they reunited they could see each other and you found exactly the same finish on sputnik for the same reason. the designer of sputnik wanted people to be able to see it. so it was quite a beautiful ship these two little silver ships. now, a lot of people complain about the look of the lunar lander. that it's ugly but i think it's quite fantastic because it shows you the fact

a commuter plane near buffalo, new york back in february. 50 people died when the plane crashed in icyons shortly before landing. a new cockpit voice recorder transcript reveals the flight's co-pilot complaining about being ill but not wanting to pay for a hotel room if she called in sick. an investigation of the crash showed several critical errors were made before the crash happened. >> the shuttle "endeavour" undocks from the international space station today after the crew completed a fifth and final space walk. two astronauts breezed through some rewiring and other outdoor chores. they were so speedy they took on some extra work before going back inside. they spend three more days in orbit and come home friday. >> here is a look at your tuesday forecast: stormy in parts of the midwest and central plains with severe weather in eight states from michigan to colorado. heavy rain from east texas all the way to atlanta. scattered thunderstorms in florida. >> upper 80s from boston to miami. 85 in st. louis, 92 for dallas, heating up out west. a record 102 in portland, 95 for seattle, al

icy -- it's kind of a different country and difficult question for me to edge because i see very different similarities between them. justice breyer strikes me as much more of a pragmatic judicial sole. and so i think he may be fall more into the category that you are talking about and justice kennedy. justice kennedy i think is far more wedded to his principles then maybe justice breyer is. >> one of my reactions to that question is that that question could be asked of virtually every justice. unfortunately. regrettably. every modern justice. justices i think can be better explained by their -- by their underlying principles which is what helots book is about with respect to justice kennedy, then with by the text of the constitution itself. even those justices who are more textualists than others, and there are some obviously, tend to have, leave themselves out where under more than one circumstance, and they say we don't have to file the text of the most obvious one is as respected president. so if you have precedent that you like that has in your own view misinterpreted the text but you

it's those icy clouds you see way up in the sky. don't want to have anything in those engines at all. but for right now, we are in good shape. there are some lightning strikes to the north, way up north, and well south into west palm, but we are in this very little, nice little section right here right over the cape, and we will hope that that lasts for another 30, 31 minutes. >> 6:03 p.m. eastern, almost exactly 30 minutes from now. it's a spectacular, spectacular sight whenever you see it. back to john zarrella. john, if you look at the sky, any clouds up there? >> reporter: just those high clouds that you guys were talking about, and that's about it. we'll probably see a pretty good launch from here, at least, you know, quite a bit of the way up. but not too many high clouds, just some high clouds around and that's it, wolf. that's pretty good. >> and if they can't do it at 6:03 p.m. eastern, what's next? >> reporter: well, they'll try again tomorrow at 5:32 p.m. eastern time. and then if they cannot go tomorrow, that's it, they'

the white house, looking for a fresh start after years of icy exchanges.nuclear arms reduction efforts. >> the key word is efforts. this is not a deal, it is not a treaty, it is a process by which they hope to announce a little bit more progress. essentially we expect them to say that both nations have agreed to reduce operationally deployed nuclear warheads from roughly 3000 a 1500. that would be a 15% reduction, the first big two nation reduction in warheads in seven or eight years. there are a lot of details to work out. both sides are trying to reduce the number of delivery systems. we do not have any firm details yet. under the current treaty, both have about 1600 in reduction, meeting the number. that is all i process that both nations could try to do to get something on paper before the start of the treaty, when it all expires on december 5 of this year. >gregg: we are told over and over that this summit is supposed to reset u.s.-russian relations. what does that really mean? >> the president said in several interviews with russian media that he bas

the representation of the city, and i became fascinated with this period icy as formative in the contemporary form that new york takes the position on the one hand, you know, these draconian cutbacks, and on the other hand these investments in marketing the image of the city at the same time that, you know, the resources for the livelihood of the city were being taken away. so, i think that while in new york that really fascinated me. and i've taken that fascination with me to california and tried to convince people in santa cruz of the importance of this, and i think it has residence because i think that, you know, cities around the country when faced with crisis have a lot of these kind of decisions to make about how, how to represent themselves. >> miriam greenberg is the author, branding your cow city of crisis was sold to the world -- branding new york a city of crisis sold to the world. .. >> historian h.w. brands recounts the life of former president franklin delano roosevelt. mr. brands presents a comprehensive biography of the 32nd president, recalling his childhood, his complex rela

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extremely cold, that is how you can get icy buildup, even though it is 90 degrees out. he made.unch window was right now, it would be a red flag. just in the past few minutes we have had rain, thunder, lightning storms moving within the kennedy space center. none of that is allowed to be within 20 miles of the launch pad or the landing strip, which is extremely important. if the space shuttle launches and has to abort the mission, the external fuel tank would be jettisoned, add -- as with the solid rocket boosters. in this case they would then have to glide back to the kennedy space center for a safe landing. you cannot have lightning activity within 20 miles, or any unstable rain storms, because you need a solid line of sight. this is a just a momentary pause. we still have several hours ago. the key moment will be the last 20 minutes, that time before 6:03 when the launch director will do that round robin go, no go, with all of the division chiefs. that is what led to the previous scrubs. we are hoping for a successful launch tonight at 6:03 p.m. we will be here live, jon. jon