going to be permanent officers through the summer placed at men dell plaws -- at mendel plaza where julie jim is and a few other nonprofits. and the other point that was mentioned earlier is sixth street and market street. we've put the command van there until we can get the substation open. we have talked with redevelopment. one of the issues was the signing of a five-year lease, a compromise was reached which was the signing of a three-year lease with three two-year options to follow that. it's going to happen. it will be a storefront. again, there was some confusion over the definition of what a substation was. the confusion being that the redevelopment was actually building a police station, and i don't think it's lost on this commission. we don't have the staffing right now to put it to open an 11th station, especially one that's in between two existing stations so close. but we will staff that and that will be a place where officers come to and from and can cut down the distance from them having to go all the way to southern or tenderloin. recent activities, we're just about completed w

july along with the cookout and the fireworks. did you ever wonder how the traditions got started? >> historian jimia." he joins us from washington. happy fourth. >> good morning and fourth of july to you. >> we'll go with fourth of july. >> either way works. >> jim, let me ask you, biggest misconception about july 4th. >> the biggest misconception is the declaration of independence was signed on the fourth of july. actually a presentation handwritten copy was not yet ready, so congress asked timothy m matlack, who was a clerk for the congress to prepare a handwritten copy and it was completed by august the 2nd, when the delegates returned to philadelphia, and they began signing the declaration on that date. >> hmm, clearing that one up. >> we could make it a longer celebration. >> they certainly did. >> the first official celebration was july 4th, 1777, i believe in philadelphia but it didn't become a federal holiday, jim, as i understand it until 1941. is that right? why did it take so long? >> no, actually it was a holiday, the department heads of congress, even during the revolutionary war, for

>>> good afternoon, everybody, and happy 4th of july to you. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. independence day activities are in full swing here in the nation's capital today. and that's meant some road closures downtown for the parade and all of the other activities. >> traffic is sure to pick up again tonight as folks head out for the capital 4th celebration on the mall, and, of course, the fireworks. news4's derrick ward is live for us in southeast d.c. to show us one of the best viewing spots in the whole city. derrick? >> reporter: indeed we are. take a look here. we are in the parking lot of our lady of perpetual help catholic church off morris road, and, of course, this is indeed one of the best viewing spots in town. now, you remember the battle hymn of the republic, the line, the watch fires of the hundred circling camps? this was one of those camps, gun placements overlooking the city, guarding it from invasion. later on this evening, as nightfall, eyes will be turned towards the city. but not to fire anything, but to watch the firewor

and on this fourth of july as the space shuttle program nears an end, jim axelrod asks "what happened to the flags on the moon?" >> it's beautiful. >> pelley: do those star spangled banners yet wave? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, chantix is the most popular anti-smoking drug on the market with annual sales of nearly $800 million. but a study out today raises new safety questions about it. chantix has already been linked to an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and now to a higher risk of heart disease we asked dr. jon lapook to tell us what we need to know about these new findings. >> reporter: today's study is worrisome news for the more than seven million americans who have taken chantix. a new analysis links the pill to a 72% increase in the risk of heart problems. johns hopkins dr. sonal singh led the research. >> it is causing the same problems we are trying to prevent, that's why it's not worth the risk. we need to prevent cardiac disease among smokers, not increase it. >> reporter: the review involves mor

it is 7:29 july 9, thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> and i'm jimrd in to take a look at your weekend weather pattern. hope you enjoyed all that heat this week. >> yeah. well, it looks like it's cooling down. you know, and i like a little variety so i'm good with this. >> all right. well, there you go. variety we've got as cooler weather is on tap for our -- well, beginning today and continuing through the week. we'll see a return to an onshore breeze which, of course, means the marine layer is back in play and that will be affecting temperatures. we'll take a look at just how much coming up in your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> all right. very good in the headlines, federal immigration agents now helping san jose police fight gang violence and the plan is stirring controversy in the south bay. more than 100 people took part in this prayer vigil last night worried about the feds' intention to go after gang members who are here illegally. but san jose's police chief attended a vigil stressing that the agents will not deport any innocen

jim kozimor. on the 4th of july, we need mom, apple pie, some hot dogs. anything to make us feel good.all in the bay area monday could not go the way we wanted it to. giants and the padres, tim lincecum in early trouble in this one. already, 1-0 in san diego. that scores jason bartlett, 2-0 padres, lincecum four innings. pablo sandoval, a two-run shot. and panda extends his hitting streak to 15 games. top of the ninth, padres get some insurance. marin county's venable takes guillermo. giants just 1 for 7 with runners in scoring position. >> i don't know, things weren't going right. i don't -- i used this all the time as an excuse. i didn't feel like i had a good rhythm, good energy. so i just felt like i was battling through every pitch, instead of just cruising. >> a's hosting the mariners, brandon mccarthy making his first start since may 18th for the athletics, he got some early help from kurt suzuki. bottom of the second his two-out single scores. the a's lead it by a score of 1-0. move to the top of the 7th, we're tied at 1. and justin smoke doubles, right field corner. brendan ry

today" show is next. >>> we are back now with more of "today" on a wednesday morning, 20th day of july, 2011. jimrates his people. and these people celebrate i guess a little cooler temperatures. this afternoon here in new york city and then later in the week, we're talking temperatures in the upper 90s. >> that's right. heat indices well over 100. 32 states, the district of columbia under some form of heat advisory, warning, watch. 100 million americans affected by this heat. that's about two-thirds of the population of this country. >> and you watch the jet stream pretty closely. is there an end in sight here? >> no, not really. it's stuck in this position. it's way up to the north. more in just a little bit. >> go to a movie, go into air conditioning. >> check on the elderly. >> don't leave any animals in the car. roll down windows. anything else? that's it. right, okay. >> water. >> the latest on the hacking scandal? >> that's right. today the prime minister appears before parliament to answer questions. on tuesday, as we've been reporting this morning, news corp. chief rupert murdoch denies

streets and just around the lansing believe it myself i take a break here head of july's f one races thirty two year rule jim gerlach physicality got behind the wheel of the sport's most successful scored now can see more interesting thoughts from our one she's very poor. like the cd. and i think people go to hear how we were fooled champion jenson button for a long time out of his business share deal to visit moscow for the second consecutive time despite the heavy rain thousands of spectators came to witness the mclaren men leave his imprint in the train. this sound not to mention the smell ensuring formula one could touch down most of the possible question is that this is a lot of fans a lot of support there lot of support which is great and that's the reason why we're here basically you know where to put on a show for the fans and supporters and hopefully for more will grow in russia will be racing here in two thousand and fourteen motorbikes in tracksuits again on the action but it was really drivers really gave their if one can see the run for their money especially since i stand here it's so wide and

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july 30th. thanks for joining us. >> i'm jim bernard in to take a look at your summer weather pattern shaping upfor the end of july. as we see low clouds and fog prevail around the bay here this morning, we're looking at some clearing out to the east. we should bring -- which should bring more sunshine back to the area. temperatures will warm slightly for the inland valley here. and we will look for the possibility of some thunderstorms creeping into the foothills of the sierra and into the central valley here over the next couple afternoons, mainly up around the tahoe area and down around yosemite is where we'll see those. if you're traveling in that direction, be prepared for some thunder bumpers as definitely there will be some fireworks in the skies. we'll take a closer look at your bay area forecast for you coming up here in just a few minutes. >>> in the meantime, we are three days away from the deadline to raise the nation's debt limit, three days now. d.c. lawmakers are working all weekend trying to craft legislation that will pass both the senate and the house. last night the senate rej

russian streets and esperanto lancing believe a massive taking a break in head of july's f one race is thirty eight year rule jim gerlach is if gallagher behind the wheel of the sport's most successful squad now can see more interesting to come from a one she's very poor. like a c.v. . and i think people oh yeah how we were fooled champion jenson button for some time out of his business ferial to visit moscow for the second consecutive time despite the heavy rain thousands of spectators came to witness the mclaren me and leave his imprint on the track. this sound not to mention the smi and ensuring formula one had touched down in moscow the post with question is a lot of fans a lot of. lot of support which is great and that's the reason why we're here basically you know when it's put on a show for the fans and supporters. from normal growing russia will be racing here in two thousand and fourteen more to bike some tracks and to get even there actually it was really drivers really gave their informed kansans the run for their money especially see my stand on g.m. it's so wide it's. it's like don't know exactly wh

july 4th weekend. i think we saw some yesterday. today is suspected to be even hotter. jim bernard with the latest on the weather forecast. >> good morning. temperatures peaking out today across the bay. we will see triple digit readings for a 100 over in some of the hotspots in the interior. it should cool slightly tomorrow. their quality, as mentioned, is going to be an issue here today and tomorrow are on the bay. out in the tri-valley, sunny skies, which is pretty much the case everywhere. for the fourth tomorrow, look for mostly clear -- well, entirely clear of her 90s across the interior. keep in mind we do have a heat advisory at for the bay area along with that spare the air date. we are looking at the effects of a heat wave across the region worry we will see these one temperatures, again, peeking out today and slightly cooler from monday and the rest of the week or yet i will have all those details coming up for you in your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >> i'm not going to complain. july 4th, although he, a little sun, no problem. >> thank you. >> speak

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july 0. i'm anne mackovic. and you see we have an empty seat here for jim bernard. not sure where he is this morning, but he'll be showing up and giving us a fabulous weather forecast, if you like heat, because it certainly is on this holiday weekend. we'll check in with him when he decides to show up. >>> topping our news this morning, an investigation into the cause of a deadly house fire last month in san francisco has found it was accidental and most likely electrical. two firefighters died after being badly burned inside the house in diamond heights. they became trapped in a flashover, an explosion of intense heat. testing of electrical components in the house still needs to be done. >>> it may take firefighters in san jose to get to fires, because of staffing brownout today. fewer trucks and firefighters will be available at certain stations. for example, fair station number 9, the call would bring one fire truck with four people on board. a second truck and another engine near expressway is out of service on days when staff is needed elsewhere. >> one of the

and i think right now the fourth of july is looking okay with the temperature of around 92 degrees. jimi've given them your number and they may be calling you. >> thanks, doug. >>> talk about macy dulan now. she is one week old today. and when she gets a bit older, her parents are going to have quite a story to tell. you see, macy's mother went into labor friday night in new york state. her contractions were about five minutes apart. she and macy's dad got into the car and headed for the hospital. they got halfway there when it became clear macy was not about to wait. so mom just took off the seat belt. >> and just i pushed the first time her head came out. checked to see if the umbilical cord was around her neck because she wasn't crying. it wasn't. i pushed again and she came out. >> goodness. >> they got to the hospital ten minutes later. she weighed in at six pounds and two ounce.

july 23rd. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> and i'm jimnard in to take a look at your weekend weather pattern which includes a slight warming trend here across the bay as we look for the fog to thin out here through the mid-morning hours. right now the tri-valley still socked in out there. but again, that is a thin fog layer laying on top of us and we'll be breaking up through mid-morning to allow temperatures to warm slightly just a couple of degrees now nothing dramatic but we will warm up a bit here through the weekend as we watch and take a look at the subtle fluctuations in our local coastal pattern. we'll take a look at that coming up in your complete forecast near just a few minutes. >> new this morning, an innocent victim of gun violence. a young girl was inside an apartment last night in san francisco when a gunshot from outside hit her in the chest. she is in the hospital this morning with what police describe as life-threatening injuries. this was the scene at around 11157 last night on laguna street in the western addition. pol

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jim morrison impersonation. come on! a little "light my fire" this morning on fourth of july. >> that's later tonight.t's what we'll be doing later with the sparklers and fireworks all over the country. show you what we're going to be dealing with. everyone waking up in the northeast and mid-atlantic. take you through your afternoon and evening here. right now it's a very mild morning. still a little humid, a little foggy out there. i know yesterday was kind of a rainout. actually the forecast was worse than expected. especially areas from new york city northward up through the hudson valley. one downpour after another in the catskills. today some of those storms will still be around but the concentration won't be quite as great. still kind of humid out there. until we get the drier air in we'll have the chance of some showers. right now the only wet weather just some sprinkles coming out of the mountains of west virginia into the northwest portion of west virginia. we're fine from philly northward. dry for all of new england. there may be thin clouds. when the sun is out you'll feel it today. it's go

july in your recreation and parks department. i would like to thank our staff who does such an amazing job putting these videos together. jimheeler said a picture is worth a thousand words and there were lots of pictures worth several thousand words. a little taste of all that happy enjoys in our parks. that concludes my report. >> commissioner harrison? >> a couple of months ago, i was curious and brought up our outreach policy and i was wondering when that -- where that is and what we're going to get a report on that? >> we did bring it to you several months ago for discussion and it is alive and well and being implemented all the time. >> i would like to see it. >> sure. >> our capital report was in april. this is july. do we have an updated version? >> we do our capital reports -- do you want to speak to that? >> commissioner, that's a good point. we will have an updated july report in about two weeks. we have had a shortage of staffing in financing. one of our members responsibility -- one of our members responsible for that has left and we have been struggling to keep up with that in her absence. we are looking to rep

july 8th. >>> friends gathered in france to honor rock and roll icon jim morrison.eds met at his grave site in paris to mark 40 years since his passing. his former doors band members paid tribute to him by lighting candles at his grave site. fans say there was no better way to honor him. >> really someone special. i've never done anything like this before. we came all the way from england. this is the only reason we came here today. this is exactly how we imagined it. people celebrating love. >> morrison moved to paris in 1971. he was found dead in his bathtub from a drug and alcohol overdose. >>> we're taking you to the national freedom fest. stay with us. >>> whether you plan on seeing the parade or fireworks, there's a lot to see for the fourth of july. we will tell you why these tents will be the one thing you can definitely count on. r r ltwo ce >>> no one does the fourth of july quite like d.c. thousands will gather on the national mall tomorrow to celebrate the holiday capitol style. be prepared to be patient. >> reporter: one day before the big show, robbie

july 1st. emancipation, then black troops. >> i agree with jim on that. i think he's extremely nervous about black recruitment. he has to be -- he's kicking and screaming on january 1st. the big motivation is the home front in the south and the political advantage. i don't think he's there yet on recruitment by any means. >> right here in the front. >> my name is alice. i wanted to know, where there any women on the battlefield? >> any women in the battle to do? -- battlefield? >> on that battlefield. >> not that they were obvious. there were a good many of those who dressed as women -- women who dressed as men. i don't know anything -- i hadn't run that across that at antietam. >> well, a number of years ago, there was a woman named lauren cook burgess who was interested in reenacting. she's from north carolina. she was at a re-enactment of the a battle of antietam in the late 1980s. she was caught dressed as a union soldier. she was caught coming out of the ladies room. and dishonorably discharged, i should say. and she seized upon this and did a lot of

deputy jim mathiesen from petaluma was shot and killed on july 19 by a friend's daughter's ex-boyfriend. mathiesen was unarmed and off duty when he tried to stop thomas halloran from making threats. halloran was later killed by the friend's son. >>> about 1,000 people are expected to attend the service at 11 a.m. at the marin county veterans memorial auditorium in san rafael. delays are expected near north san pedro road and civic center drive. >>> it is a decade old case that stumped silicon valley for years. a young woman murdered, her body never found and the main suspect is now dead. sharon chin is in campbell to explain how old evidence may bring new answers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is where janine harms was last seen here at the rock bottom brewery in the shopping center in campbell. that was 10 years ago this week. now, today possible evidence to solving her case. prosecutors expect to receive extensive test results on a persian rug that within the missing from the 42-year-old woman's home. the tests could prove once and for all whether there was a link betw

july 16th. thank you for joining us this morning. i'm anne makovec. jimernard has the morning off, so as far as weather, you get me this morning. fog and drizzle. this is one of the clear areas. you're looking live over san jose. looking like a lot of the fog burning off by 11:00 this morning. could be the chance of sun later on in the day, but for the east bay and the san francisco area, it looks like we are going to be dealing with gray skies for much of the weekend. the full look at the weather forecast in a few minutes. in the meantime, topping the news this morning, the military's policy of don't ask, don't tell for gay service members members members will continue temporarily. the issue was ordered last night. the justice department filed a motion saying ending the policy now would preempt the process of rolling it back but the ruling says government cannot penalize anyone under don't ask, don't tell. >>> people appealing the legislation of putting gays in social study history is fighting the referendum that could be placed on the bill. it would be

july 15. though the movies may be ending, the brand is expected to remain lucrative through the magic of marketing. jim explains it to us. >> the tag line for this, the final of the eight harry potter films, it all ends here. that may be the case after seven novels, but harry will live on in the form of a new website coming soon. >> back in 1998, i knew i was generating a lot more material than would ever appear in the books. it was simply ridiculous. to me at the time, who will ever want to know the significance of all these different wand words? this was all in my head. >> now the author joined with sony to create a home for the potter discussions and games and material. potter fans once signed up will answer questions, which will place them in one of the four houses and there will be room for users to have their own potter web pages. though everything will be free, rowling says it's her way to giving back to fans. >> you don't have to pay to get the extra material. you don't have to buy a single thing to go on to the website and have the whole experience you've just seen. that was important to me. >

deputy jim mathiesen was killed on july 19. >>> the next stage in the legal battle on gay marriage happensve legal standing in the case and that would enable them to argue before a federal appeals court in favor of the marriage ban. >>> today an independent panel will vote on maps for redistricting in california. it is likely to help democrats because of changing demographics but it's not clear will democrats can gain the two- thirds majority they need in sacramento to pass increased taxes. >>> an update of traffic and weather coming right up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. slow traffic in the south bay. a real problem spot is at the guadalupe parkway northbound 87 approaching alma. there is an accident there blocking lanes. you can see all those slow sensors there again northbound 87 right there by alma and northbound 280 heading out of downtown san jose also really backed up from downtown really all the way towards cupertino. the problem is a couple of earlier accidents in the northbound lanes. everything is now cleared. chp is gone. unfortunately, we are left with a slower drive time, 2

jim matheson. he was a nine-year veteran of the department. he was shot to death on july 19 by the ex-boyfriend of a family friend who had sought matheson's help. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. his friends say his character was always right. >> is t's exactly what he -- it's exactly what he would have done. if he knew the outcome, he still would go. >> he worked as a construction worker until age 40 when he decided to become a deputy. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. we'll continue the coverage on our 6:00 newscast. >>> the man wrongly accused in the beating of giants fan bryan stow released his first statement from jail today. through his attorney, he said, "more than anything i'm upset, not for myself, but for the embarrassment that my friends, family, and loved ones have been put through." the 31-year-old is currently serving a ten-month-sense for a parole violation discovered during his arrest in may. his attorney is requesting his immediate release from jail. police arrested two other men last week for the violent beating of stow at dodgers stadium

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jim, back to you. >> elaine reyes, thanks. >>> senators cut short their 4th of july break in hopes of keeping the country from falling into an unprecedented default on the national debt. lawmakers are back on the hill tonight. still no signs of a compromise between republicans and democrats. brian mooar has our report. >>> president obama is summoning congressional leaders back to the white house on thursday to hammer out a deal on the debt crisis before it's too late. >> we've made progress, and i believe that greater progress is within sight but i don't want to fool anybody. we still have to work through some real differences. >> he says he's open to compromise but not what's been called a mini-deal. we need to take on spending in domestic programs, defense programs, entitlement programs, and we need to take on spending in the tax code. >> with time and the nation's credit limit running out, democrats are predicting the economy could unravel if the fight isn't resolved soon? >> defaulting on our debt would risk millions of american jobs. it could halt tax refunds, social security checks, medicare payme

july, brought out hundreds of ski borders. some 66 feet of snow fell this year. this is the latest skiing for any resort, august 13th at mammoth. >>> asking jim when it would melt and you said maybe fall. >> i suspect they will be keeping the snow through next winter here. as we look out at tonight's sky we see the post air conditioner at work in and over the bay and it is clinging to coastline and managing to keep our temperature outs cool side and here is a look for the forecast for the rest of the nation. you can see pretty hot in the mid section and in the triple digits and will go in the upper 90s, 97 in washington dc and very humid. we enjoy the effects of that breeze today which kept the fog and low clouds around the coast here through most of the day. our temperatures peaked out in the mid to low 80s across the interior and back to the east bay in the 70s and in the peninsula in the 60s, quite comfortable compared to the rest of the country. you got to love that fog bank as we will look forward to returning tomorrow with mostly sunny skies and a patch of cloud cover across the interior and they are headed into the mid to upper 80s. ri

jim mathisson will be held. the 49-year-old was shot and killed july 19 by the ex-boyfriend of a family friend.sson had gone to the home after receiving a call from the family for help. the parolee who shot him was killed in the incident. hundreds of people are expected at the marin veterans memorial auditorium. >> a memorial is also planned this weekend for the palo alto family of four killed in a fiery crash in canada last friday. obert howard, hearsis wives an: da daughters died in the crash. the suv and camper van was struck by oncoming tractor-trailer rig. a memorial begins at 3:00 p.m. sunday in palo alto. that is a school where the youngest daughter veronica attended. a south bay teacher is hail add hero this morning after he jumped a fence to save a 6-year-old girl and her father from drowning. jeff bail was at his home wednesday when he heard cries for help. the 29-year-old high school teacher ran out and saw a man trying to pull a girl and her father from the bottom of the pool. bail used his training to help the girl start breathing. he then helped revive the father. bail says he doe

julie. appreciate it. >>> all right, a cooler than average weekend and now we're about to get hit with a little bit of everything it seems. meteorologist jim reynard has the forecast. >> they keep the fog and low crowds playing on the coastline here from the greater bay area by midday leaving the ballpark in the shine for the afternoon. but as you can see the clouds have tot gone very far away for are they likely to. they'll be back first thing in the morning and temperatures will cool slightly still in the mid- to low 80s for most locations across the interior. mid 70s in the east bay and on the peninsula and on the beach, mid- to low 60s should be the norm for monday and tuesday. as we see a little cooler air mass moving into the area, thety moor ripple here to the north will bring the cooler air in in the beginning of the week and towards the end of the week, things will warm up as high pressure backs up from the heat wave inland across the rest of the nation, the high pressure system is expected to back into the area here bringing with it a chance of some showers out of the desert west for the weekend. -- southwest for the weekend. it

july 17th. i am ann notarangelo. phil matier has the morning off, as does jim bernard. >> it's actually fun here being here this morningk about the weather. well, there is a warm up in store, but it's not going to happen for just a couple days. we are still seem cooler temperatures below average. he turned below average for the next couple of days, but by wednesday, it's not going to look that bad after all. here's a good look outside. we are seeing that fog kind of enveloping the coaster et al. are you in the bay area it will mix out, but as we take a look at our satellite image, we can see that there's plenty of instability working its way into the forecast region. if you have your detailed forecast. in the meantime, back to you. >> love your enthusiasm. >>> san francisco police and the community at odds after officers shot and killed a man who tried to jump on any plane. it happened yesterday in front of a huge crowd of people. many who caught on their cell phone cameras. overnight, dozens of people marched through the missions district protesting because of this. officers say some people were throwing trash onto th

jim crow. here's what he said. . >> i can't help thinking since we just celebratedth of july and supposed to be a country dedicated of the most pervasive political movements going on outside of washington today is the disciplined, passionate, determined effort of republican governors and legislators to keep most of you from voting next time. there has never been, in my lifetime, since we got rid of the poll tax and all the other jim crow burdens on voting, the determined effort to limit the franchise that we see today. >> sean: same guy that said about barack obama, they played the race card on me and planned it from the beginning. in a week republicans have been call, terrorists, suicide bombers and now they want to go back to jim crow. >> yeah. he didn't say -- he wasn't really using jim crow, sort of tan out of context. >> sean: it is not! [ talking over each other ] >> wait a second. the democrats have since i've been in politics starting in 1963, they've been trying to steal votes in big cities where they have machines where they can do it. republicans used to do it. then they say if we try voter fraud we are

jim ] my dad did, my grandfather did and it's what we do today. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> your abc2 news to go. happy 4th of julyingle. >> i am charley crowson. let's go to the forecast with meteorologist lynette charles. >> all right. i have the 4th of july forecast. we have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, but they will be scattered in nature. as we go into the 9:00 time frame, temperatures around 81. going throughout the afternoon, maybe a chance of showers and thunderstorms to pop. but all in all, they will be hit or miss. not everybody is going to be getting wet. hegd out and about, take the pre-- heading out and about, take the precaution and have your umbrella in case. >>> a community is trying to come to terms with a loss of one of their own after a fatal fire in edgewater. it happened saturday and this morning sherrie johnson has what investigators is telling us. >> reporter: investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. i spoke with hospital personnel this morning and 84-year-old roselia nolte is in critical condition. a woman in her 60s who investigators have not identified