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back io the mid-70s by 11:00 tonight. skies trying to clear out by first thing tomorrow morning. wake-up temperatures low 70s right along the chesapeake bay. in town, low to mid-60s out west of town. tomorrow's high only 75 degree. it'll be our coolest high temperature in three months around here. then temperatures staying well below average for the next couple of days. reagan national has not been below 60 degrees in three months. tuesday, wednesday morning look like it's going to be nice and cool. >> we'll take it. appreciate it. >>> coming up next in sports, .he nationals are dealt som llos cards in st. louis. is >>> redskins, preseason is over for these guys, right? >> for the starter. they're probably not going to play on thursday. it's going to be all the backup guys. preseason is too long, but it's necessary. it is. >> all right. >> got to have it. got to have it. the redskins made their first round cuts today. on defense they let go of michael grant, alfred fitcher and michael mar court. o on the offensive side, devon clark and receiver marcus haguens were also cut. the

reporter: from x-rays to mammograms doctors rely on medical imaging but each instance exposes a patient to iozon raid nation -- iz radiation. nce study looked at su claims of 1 llmiion adults. 70% had at least one procedure over a three year period. >> the result. >> a fifth of patients were exposed to moderate radiation. >> a smaller number exposed to high levels and multiple procedures could be a problem over time. >> radiation may increase their chance of having cancer in the future, but we are not sure about that. >> reporter: the study maybe a wakeup call to doctors. >> i think we have to be aware of the radiation that we give and we will have to use it carefully. >> if there is a risk i'm willing to take it. >> it is the first step in diagnosing and fixing his heart. >> reporter: anita says the research team says doctors should weigh the pros and cons of a test and explore imaging that uses the lowest affective dose of radiation. to see this story and other health news go to our website at wusa9.com. click on living well. >>> she may be one of the most famous moms in america. but now, k

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for more on senator kenneds io legacy we invite you to vit our website. washington.com. search ted kennedy. >>> in other news tonight. a tire spun off a truck on the beltway, hurdled the median and slammed into an suv. tonight we are hearing from the driver of the vehicle who has an incredible story. craig melvin at the state police barracks. around noon, the indn native and his wife had just finished taking their oath of citizenship. tonight they have two things to celebrate. they're american citizens. today they narrowly escaped death. >> the couple pledged their aloge ans to america as citizens for the fir gs time. allegiance to america as citizens for the first time. they sang as they cised on the outer loop. >> i thought we would die. >> a dumptruck in the opposite lane, hilt debris and lost two tires. one of them headed for the lexus, suv. >> i didn't know what to do. i couldn't stop. hundreds of cars behind me. so i just paused for a moment. tried to slow down. and i saw it coming. >> unable to stop he swerved. >> you know you are going to die. there is nothing to

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ay kwfno io know if a ws e wlaatered. thghe flit had to causes fbe bchroe r teofbecause of bad weather. brian mooar with our report. >> reporter: dozens of passengers stranded overnight in a cramped regional jet just yards from an airline terminal in roeste minnesota. the six-hour ordeal is under investigation by the u.s. transportation department. secretary ray lahood is demanding an explanation from continental airlines and the regional partner, express jet. continental called the incident, quote, completely unacceptable. passengers of flight 2816 are using language a bit stronger. >> it was a horrible ride. >> when i went into the restroom it did not flush. >> reporter: this weekend'sins accident is renewing calls for a passenger's bill of rights. the airlines have already promised to try to limit tarmac delays to three hours. the passenger advocates want an actual law. >> treat people like humans and not like cattle. that's really all the passenger rights is seeking. >> reporter: bills are currently making their way t

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now moving io tennessee. this is the way it looked earlie today. louisville, kentucky.ver, officially, over 4 1/2 inches of rain. this was churchill downs earlier today. where, in some spots. they had up to 3 to 4 to 5 inches of rain in one hour. lot of spots in louisville. really suffering with some torrential rains. as we go through remainder of the night. here's what is going to be happening. move to our south. we tomorrow into the humidity. and with it. little weather front coming our way. i think we will set up the stage for possibly, possibly, some nasty afternoon thunderstorms. let's hope nothing like louisville. 91 degrees tomorrow. so overnight tonight for the remainder ofhe night and tomorrow morning. partly cloudy. warm. going to be humid morning. temperatures into the low 70s around town. high 60s. for you folks in the suburbs. lot more cloud around tomorrow than we saw today. then after, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. then the thunderstorms will be developing. i think they will be moving through. not stationary. three inches. four inches of rain in louisville

what did you take from that boxing career i io if music business? did that help you in any way? was good for me. when i saw joe lewis. and he made my -- it was nazi germany vs. america, the land of the free. and america had won when he knocked out maxmeli. i was 8 years old. and i saw the joy in my mother and ther's faces. it was like the world -- america, running through the streets. it was all that. and i looked at that. as a kid of 8, i go what could i ever do in my life that would make people happy. all around but also my parent, mainly. it gave me inspiration. and so my inspiration from there was to make people happy like that like joe lewis did. and like obama just did. [laughter] tavis: whole lot of people. >> and that was that whole thing but it was that same kind of feeling. but i was 8 years old. soy started boxing and i wanted to be champion. and i fought hard on that. joe lewis was my hero -- idol -- hero. but later on ray robinson became my idol. he feels smooth. he was sharp. and he had more girls. [laughter] >> yeah. and so -- and that was good. oh, man. i went --

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ntup io the mid-90s with lots o sun and moreo tfhe same tomorrow. then turning quite humid wednesday and thursday with a chance of some showers and thundershowers. a look at the weekend coming up in just a couple minutes. >> all right, tom, thank you. >> let's see what this first day of the workweek looks like on the roadways. here's jerry edwards. >> good morning and that was the world's shortest weekend, wasn't it? >> it was. >> just felt like it. >> they get shorter and shorr. >> they do. so far, so good. we had a bunch of overnight road work. good news, they're wrapping it up. on the beltway, inner loop in particular from the american legion bridge to river road, should be wrapping up the road work shortly. keep you updated. back to you. >> thank you, jerry. >> thanks, jerry. here now is a look at stories happening today. >>> tropical storm claudette has made landfall. it came ashore in the florida panhandle. claudette formed yesterday morning. the storm was packing 50-mile-an-hour winds but it's not expected to cause any significant damage. >>

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with temperatures io the mid to high 80s. i think 91, 92 degrees here in washington. late into the week. thundershowers late thursday, friday. not associated with tropical weather. get anything. anything. want to emphasize. saturday. early sunday. right now more than likely not a major impact for us right here in washington. doesn't look like it is going to become a hurricane or anything look that. we may have to keep an eye on it. and nothing right now to get overly concerned about. we'll keep an eye. >> we'll stay calm. >> thank you. coming up a no-go for nasa. >> family in virginia -- sees, what would this be a gaggle of bears? a group? a pride? a whatever. there is a bunch of them. >> there you go. in sports. defense can't wait to line up on >>> did i see like 13-2 or something? >> you are not going to believe it. nationals scored their most runs ever tonight. >> unbelievable. when josh willingham leaves his mark, a big one. the guy remember that hit two grand slams in one night. late july. well tonight he was on fire. nationals opened with the chicago cubs. willi

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on-line payment system similar to paypal and bouncing round ideas for digital down loads to face off with io tune tune -- itunes. >>> things around here are pretty slow but watching the tropics. >> this is peak time from the middle of august until the middle of september and in 33 hours three systems formed over the weekend. ana, bill and claudette, not necessarily in that order. claudette the first tropical system to make land fall and it is possible none of the above will affect the washington area. we stay hot, as we look live at the overson memorial and increasingly humid the next couple of days. first off a radar tour here. and put in motion what was going on earlier today. claudette developed suddenly saturday in to sunday as a depression and then quickly was named storm. came ashore at fort walton beach at 1:00 in the morning. only thing was they didn't really have much time to prepare for what happened there. elsewherwe have thunderstorms from chicago to st. louis and down in to mobile area. we are seeing heavy rain in general, three to six inches has fallen on this the right side of

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let' const io is. iothernoto enrrint g nditw co. there is nothing to show eryou the radar yet. 84 downtown. 82 in manassas. everybody will settle back into the upper 60s by tomorrow morning. i do think rainshowers will come in late tonight. unfortunately, i think they'll be around for the thursday morning commute. so a chance for showers in the morning on thursday, and the temperatures will only be in the upper 70s and low 80s. but there is a big turnaround coming up in the temperature department. i'll show you that in the seven- day forecast, when i come back in just a few minutes. derek? >> thank you, tony. >>> just ahead, who do you think rules the world of twitter? teens or adults? >>> but first, find out what is up with our redskins. >>> i'm sara walker. coming up, we'll hear from jason campbell for the first time since he made those controversial comments in "sports illustrated." that's still ahead. >> we'll be back in stick around. b@b@ >>> welcome back, jason campbell, we all know he is a stand-up guy. he says the right thin

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> from the first low n,io t thisews now. >> good evening, first in your only local news at 7:00, we have breaking news for you. officials right now on the scene of a propane leak. the fire department says a 4- inch gas line underground has cracked and it is all happening. no injuries so far and we will keep you posted. meantime, president barack obama back on the campaign trail. this time trying to get a midsummer boost to the democratic candidate for virginia governor. tonight, the actions where the president is scheduled to be the fundraiser for creigh deeds. gary is live at the rally. creigh deeds has been at the podium. gary. >> that's exactly where he is. the president returns to a state that turned blue for the first time in a presidential election in 44 years. in 2008, the governor was the chair of thmo

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io is a little like chicago. we need heaters in winte so they blocked up the windows to t to keep the heat in the place and then they deducted $500 a mth for room and board and anotr $600 a mth for kind care, resulting in these workers working full-time at a turk plant, getting paid $60 a month. that's too is wage theft. then the question is, if you can agree that we havgot a crisis in wage that than that it is not somewhere else, it is right here all about this because every study shows that 50% of restaurants are stealing wages from workers, 60% of nursing homes, lancaping is notorious, residential constction is notorious. it is right here with us,o if we agree weave got a crisis, then the question is why? how come? i think it is a variety of factors. verse it is clearly greed which isothing new, but it is greed with virtually no pushback forces against it, so let me just quickly outline what i see as the major pushback forces that i descred in the book agait wage that. first, probably the most pushback force i

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bounded on the north and east by mountain ranges and the tck smoke from the fires is settling down io the valleys. weak winds have kept the smoke from dissipating so a layer of pollution grows hour by hour. e area closest to the fires, normally draws huge crowds of hikers, mountain bikers and campers this time of year. now campgrounds are closed and a group of boy scouts had to be air lifted to safety. more fire fighters are on stand-by in san diego to come up in case they're needed. and the forecast calls for triple digit temperatures into the weekend. lester. >>> chris jansing, thanks. >>> and back here in boston, weather also on the minds. it could be a messy weekend here and in other parts of neha tovenexheervet nve wset l s over the next sevel hournyto.encaan d. da ntlaatda.icut nig heingh and trying to decide if it is going to move closer to shore. the good news, however, is that the national hurricane center now says dny will not become a hurricane. >>> still ahead as "nightly news" continues on this thursday -- behind the scenes with a flu tracker, trying to stay on the trail

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on 95, you'll find a heavier volume as you leave dale city and head io springfield. eastbound 66 after 28 there is a wreck. it is moving on to the left shoulder. nothing out of southern maryland. we are good in southeast washington. this is landover near fedex field. it is quiet. >> thank you. >>> we have a developing story. the two american journalists held in north korea are now free and on their way home. >> it culminated with a trip from bill clinton and it appears to have saved them. matt brock has the latest. >> we have an emotional reunion on deck. it looks like laura ling and euna lee will be on american soil in just an hour or two. they appear healthy. two american journalists cents to 12 years of hard labor are soon to be back home. there were pardons -- >> it has been the worst time of my life and now i'm looking forward to the best time of my life. >> at the white house insists this was not an official business. >> this was a private mission. >> north korea wanted a visit by a high-profile american. the north koreans also wanted an apology which secretary

slight risk of whether includes baltimore and up into new io n england. highs in the upper 70s to 80 degrees. watch out for very big waves along the beaches today. ocean city, foot fr foot along the coastline today. seven day forecast time. reig. ithts,ooig r t highs today, mid-80s. 80% chance you will get rained today. a 30% chance of rain for tomorrow. tomorrow is a little bit on the quieter side for weather. not a wash out for the weekend. we're off to dry start now. most of the day will be dry, but watch for showers later this afternoon and evening. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >>> keeping in touch is difficult especially for soldiers living a world away. there's a foundation out there to make sure they don't miss out on an experience no matter how big or small. we talk about freedom calls. >> in north carolina, 20-year-old crystal is ready to have her first baby with mom and friend in toe. her husband is missing in action, sort of. until a nurse rolls him in and dis him up. thanks to freedom cals, he'll be nearby yet 6300 miles away, in iraq. >> pre

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