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. >> really i'm just trying to stay even keel and really approach the olympics as if it is any othereet, even though i know full well that it isn't. but when i get to competition the runway is going to be the same. the sand pit's going to be the same. so all of my preparation i just really have to execute and not think about it as the olympics but just another meet. >> oh, my goodness. that sounds like it is so difficult to do that. this is the olympics. you'll be in the olympic stadium. not to make you nervous because it sounds like you're even keel, like you said, but there will be thousands of people watching around the world an you're competing with the world's best. your journey to the olympic stadium is a very fascinating one. how did you get there? >> yeah. well, it wasn't easy. first i attempted to make the national team for the beijing olympics and didn't meet the olympic standard then. but that year also coincided with my first year of law school at georgetown. so the next four years really just a lot of hard work and whether it's balancing law school with track and field a

we're going to have to keel with the -- deal with the humidity and get used to that. the temperatures into the evenings into the low 70s and the five-day forecast, maureen, will? >> and it means 80s to 90s. >> and dave ross has more on what is on tap. >> we're going to go one-on-one with the rookie quarterback, kirk cousins and that is a new wide receiver and desmond is his name. why is he here and what might this mean? sports extra is coming up in a flash. >> and that sounds -- sounds good. thank you. >>> that is it for us. fox 5 news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. >> keep it here, sports extra is two minutes away. >> see you tomorrow. this is the plan for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add a smartphone like the samsung galaxy siii, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99. . >>> welcome back to another rousing edition of nissan sports extra. i am dave ross.

they had torn up floorboards and fashioned drop keels in short they had sailed the airplane to hawaii>> rogers navigation is so good and they're seamen ship is so good they make a perfect land fall in maui harbor. they would have sailed that airplane into the harbor by themselves had the submarine hasn't found them. >>> the story of the airplane that sailed to hawaii made heros of the crew. >> the story itself, the epic was so dramatic and the arrival at maui and the rescuing was so exciting that these guys came home as heros. >>> when we come back on a second look, we visit one of the world's most active volcanos. >>> hawaii is home to two of the world's most distinctive volcanos. malaoa is one of the world's largest. kilowea is considered one of the world's active. ktvu's randy chandobil visited. >> reporter: a few adventurous travelers sailed to hawaii and trekked to the summit. >> hawaiians first proposed making kilowea a national park back in 1986 but congress did not seem impressed with the idea. perhaps because many congressmen had never been to hawaii. it took an event on the

>> reporter: they have been keeling -- dealing with no power and oppressive heat for four days now. many said they rarely see a bge truck in certain parts of parksville, a combination of frustration. sure, there are generators and people trying to make do but are reaching their wits end. many people we spoke with are tired of dealing with all that and just want their power back, but we they call, they say they get no straight answer from bge. >> i call the line and they say it's anding. is there anybody coming out here? nobody's come to chop down tree limbs. no one has come to look at the -- >> it's starting to get very frustrating. >> it is. >> reporter: some folks are putting that frustration to good use. we'll get into that and explain all that for you coming up tonight at 6:00. for now, we're live in baltimore county, brian kuebler, website -- abc2 our state's top leaders are concerned about not just the cleanup but what we may have in store over the next couple of hours and couple of days. not only are we looking for more storms but the heat is not letting up. that means the co

and so you could put a small concentration of copper in the water, fish wouldn't keel over dead and so you'd say, "well, there doesn't seem to be a problem here." but you've made a subtle change in the sensory system, rendering it less able to avoid predators, less able to find prey, less able to hone back to the stream. >> if that science is correct, then when we process the water, we have to take the copper out. because if the choice has to be between fish and mining, we choose the fish. our challenge is to prove that the two can coexist. (explosions) >> narrator: the question of whether or not the two can coexist is directly related to how copper is mined. this mine, near santiago, chile, uses the same method that pebble would in building an open pit mine. it starts with blasting the bedrock and hauling away the ore, which is then put through a series of crushers that grind the rock into a sandy powder. then liquid chemicals separate the metal from the ore, creating a copper concentrate. this copper slurry would be moved almost a hundred miles by pipeline to a new port on cook inlet

the kyoto protocol are going to run out at the end of this year -- the keel protocols -- the kyoto protocols. it looks as the climate protection will be unregulated. germany held this meeting of a kind of coalition of the willing -- 35 countries who are committed to protecting the climate and cutting co2 emissions -- to form a strong body before the cut are some -- the qatar summit. >> angela merkel came out saying much more needed to be done, but we heard her own government may not necessarily meet its own goals. is this a top priority, do you think? >> i think it is a very important issue. the german government was too ambitious in its goals. on the other hand, there's general agreement in german society, and that is reflected in all the major political parties, that we need to take climate change very seriously and reach as high a target as we possibly can, and that is across the major opposition parties. it is also in the business wing of angela merkel's own central right cdu party. >> thanks very much. or an example of what is at stake as the global climate changes, we visited mauritani

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in the afternoon of june 4, the keel boat which was the larger of the three craft that he were using on the expedition, sailed too close to the bank and the mast hit a limb of a sycamore tree and broke. so that meant they couldn't sail any longer. they now had to row and pull the boat up to where they spent the night, which was about eight or nine miles north of where we are right now. and they named it mast creek, now called grays creek. we focus on the personalities, the achievements accomplishments and some little-known fact s about the expedition, primarily for those five people in the monument. let's talk about york. he he's on the extreme left of the monument. he's seated. he's a black man, and the indians had never seen a black man. and in one location they spat on the back of york's hand and tried to rub it off because black was the color that the indians dobbed on their body to indicate proficiency in hunti g, warfare or tribal affairs. so when they couldn't rub the black off him and then found out he was black all over, they said, this is a very important man to this group

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you had a lot of candidates on an even keel. what i felt quickly was the strategy to being successful was to build coalitions, and also to approach your communication in a multi land will approach. in my district, it is one of the most ethnically diverse parts of san francisco. we incorporated that. my campaign team was diverse. i had seniors. i had young people. i had different types of volunteers. i had folks that could speak chinese, spanish, someoan, all reaching out to bring people in. there is a certain level of malta and -- of momentum that help people. i would never ask my volunteers to do something i was not willing to do. we were at the bus stop at the morning handing out literature. i think that is critical, to bring into city hall

but when he's a candidate in 1932 he's kind of being as even keel about all of this as you possibly can be. and so smith is gunning for this and there's a lot of pushback about that. and it's not clear either that smith is a huge fan of roosevelt. they've had a very, very cooperative relationship, but it's always been smith through the elder statesman with roosevelt the supportive younger man. and it seems that at this moment smith -- in fact, we should acknowledge like a lot of people in the united states in 1932 he views franklin roosevelt kind of as a dilettante, someone not willing to come out and make hard stands on issues, someone who's had a life of leisure. he's come from this wealthy family. here's smith who's worked his way up. you've got this sort of personal drama playing out at the same time you've got a political drama playing out. of course, we know who wins that in the end in 1932. and it doesn't take very long for smith to begin to attack roosevelt personally as well as politically. and i think that it's easier to understand his personal animosity toward roosevelt as it

and basically walked past them, shot one shot into the keeling and then went after those towards the middle. first couple rows were spared. that is what the guy said z this is just some unbelievable stories of survival. >> one of the weird things is what we call him. alleged killer. the suspect. as a lawyer you mean, the presummation of innocence. but when the guy walks outside and waits for the police, and he makes a statement about his apartment, it's almost, you know, i'm not sure whether to say alleged or not. i feel silly to say alleged. >> right. and there is orm things you can add. did he ranged. takes a sick person. >> or evil person. >> this is -- people want answer autos yes. you can't blame someone or politics all the time. and you can't blame guns all the time. there is evil in this world that. is here last night. >> this was planned. >> absolutely. and there is looking at the apartment and he had to buy stuff. he got and had to get chemicals and everything. so planned. >> apartment is interesting too. we talked about this about how he planned the apartment there is music

it's called being on an even keel people. hate from the beginning, hate until the end. laughter ] >> all right. i think he is dynamite character and i wish him all the best. next topic. >> a new book reveals the cats of jersey shore must agree to a vd clause. they must not hold the producers responsible for any sexually transmitted diseases while shooting the show. they say it's standard on reality shows. it was started after real world got again tal warts from a sea world dolphin -- i don't know. i don't read any more bill. [ laughter ] >> greg: okay, take half the equation. if they are getting somebody else but what if they give it to somebody else. shouldn't the public be wary? >> yes. i thought the bachelor and bachelorette before they were ever allowed to be on the show they had to go through medical testing. maybe it's in between, the medical testing and allowed on the show, to contract the disease. i'm more concerned when this contract goes into effect. >> this is why i'm only allowed as a judge on these shows. joe, does this make you love the show even more. the

>> you know, there's ups and downs in a season, but you know, as long as we stay even-keeled, we havee. we know we're good, our pitching is really good form the hitters are doing their jobs, so why not have confidence, a little swagger? >> that game starts at 8:10 tonight from milwaukee. let's go to soccer. it was a dramatic finish for the mls all-stars last night in philadelphia as they took on chelsea, they reign supreme now in international play. it was d.c. united forward. chris was named all-stars mvp. so congratulations to him. in the 37th minute, chelsea, mls in the blue down beckham with a long pass to dwas derosario. he passes to his teammate, and they beat the goalie. ? stoppage, 91st minute. first deflected, into the goal. mls all-stars pick up the 3-2 victory. chris pontius is your mvp. and then fans come on out, even though it could be a hot one, but you can start to watch the practices at about 3:00 tomorrow. that's >>> one more check on the weather. i hope you're not going to show that heat index thing again. it just makes me feel hotter. >> i'm not. i'm going to show t

what we are keeling with now, live doppler, low clouds and the fact that never creating flight arrivaldelays nearly 100 minutes at sfo, also because of the lack of clouds starting to see fog north bay valleys visibility around 2 to 2 1/2 miles in santa rosa and napa now. up north where the low is, you can see the showers very tiny compared to yesterday, no yellows, no originals, no lightning strike just a few random showers where they are going to stay. 60s around monterey and salinas, here's what is going to happen the next 24 to 48 hours, partly cloudy in the afternoon, schooler than average, then the warmth starting friday into the weekend and spilling into next week. today compared to average two degrees cooler in san francisco, 69 oakland, four degrees cooler napa, 74 is 910 degrees cooler in redwood city and san jose -- 73 and 74, livermore 77 today, 11 degrees cooler than average. you can see late surge to 9:00 then about face over the next couple of hours pulls back to the coast by noon and starts to break up in the afternoon 50s and 60s, 60s and 70s around with the bay, maybe

i tried to be even keel and go in there with open ears and have a good time. >> bryce harper at the all-stare what happened at the rangers/twins game in texas? take a look. thunder exploit on top of the ballpark. -- exploded on top of the ballpark. the players were understandably frightened. they thought it was a bomb. they had a good laugh after they realized it was thunder. they delayed the game 45 minutes. was there anyone you did not feel badly for the scotsman andy mary? he was trying to be the first scotsman to win the wimbledon since the 1930's. the always graceful, very emotional, and the mary. the is the guy everyone is talking about today. >> everybody always talks about the pressure of playing at wimbledon. how tough it is. but it is not the people watching. they make it so much easier. this support has been incredible thank you. >> anti- mary, who has had an illustrious career, makes it to the wimbledon -- andy murray who has had an illustrious career makes it to the wimbledon. but that speech was probably one of the most emotional speeches in sports. >> you are tearing out now.

helping to equalize opportunity in american society, so kids are starting off on a closer to an even keelimit the amount of money that could be put into these accounteds so rich people didn't end up sheltering ungodly amounts of money. >> they wouldn't do that, would they? >> no, they wouldn't do that. i mean, the thing is, over a lifetime this just has to be done. we now live in an ageing society. we can't rely on social security to pay out more to each generation than each generation paid in. so this is a humble and simple idea, but one that just frankly has to be done. >> thanks for putting it out there. >> thanks for joining us. so all this week, we're bringing you a special series of reports with the washington monthly. we're taking a look at the future of success and what it will take to get america back on track. an idea to give young people college credit for what they know. up next, american dreaming. s.e. wondering whether we'd be better off staying in our p.j.s all day. are so amazingly good, you'll get lost in an all-beef hot dog world. what was i supposed to wish for? why am

if we can simply stop the government from doing new bad things, then we'll get back on a steadier keel. >> hopefully we'll come out of the election and maybe be able to hit reset and get something done. >> coming up, millions of americans say this jobless recovery feels much more like a very deep recession. and whatever we call it, the american family is being reshaped by the powerful economic forces that have been unleashed. then we take you to a place where there are plenty of jobs. o>> imagine being fresh out of high school, stepping right into a high-paying job. sounds like the american dream, right? well, it's a reality for many of the workers at this plant in allentown, pennsylvania. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with 50 horsepower, dual overhead cams and fierce acceration, the gator xuv 825i will shatter your expectations. ♪ and so none gets left behind, check out our affordable xuv 550s at johndeere.com/gator. ♪ >> every american wants their own shot at the piece of the american dream, a job, a house, a family. it doesn't seem like too much to ask. so what happens to a family when tha

if we can simply stop the government from doing new bad things that will get back on a steadier keel. >> hopefully we will come out of the election and maybe be able to hit reset and get something done. >> coming up millions of americans say this jobless recovery feels much more like a very deep recession. and whatever we call it the american family is being reshapeed by the powerful economic forces that have been unleashed. then we take you to a place where there are plenty of jobs. >>> image being fresh out of high school, stepping right into a high paying job. sounds like the american dream, right? well it's a reality for many of the workers at this plant in allento allentown, pennsylvania. do you see it ? there it is ! there it is ! where ? where ? it's getti away ! where is it ? it's gone. we'll find it. any day can be an adventure. that's whye got a subaru. love wherer the road takes you. wow, there it is taking the kids to swim lessons. swim lessons? yeah, it's the safer thing to do. safer thing. come on, let's go. rb water alarm. nice. isn't it? i just have to put it in the po

big area of high pressure win keel us not only hot but dry this afternoon -- big area of high pressureep us not only hot but dry this afternoon. 99 today. lots of sunshine. hot and hazy. lazy afternoon. take it easy if you can. it will be dangerous heat. 08 the overnight low. here is your five-day forecast. another hot one tomorrow with highs in the upper 90s. could be some late day storms. gets a little better by thursday. much better by friday and saturday with lower humidity and temperatures in the mid- 80s. hang in there. let's do some traffic. lauren demarco is in this morning with the latest. >> can't believe how shy everybody is, tucker. i be all about that kiss cam. >> thank you. me too. >> if you are traveling in montgomery county in the wheaton area, southbound georgia avenue closed after university boulevard before veirs mill and that is because of an accident involving a ride- on bus. the good news is no injuries reported there. they do want to clear everything out of the way before they reopen the lanes. southbound georgia avenue closed between university and veirs mill. l

try to stay even-keeled. now that it's football time, all that stuff can be put behind, you know, it's fun to do the commercials, all that type of stuff, definitely fun to sign a contract. now it's about playing football. >> what's that first speech, if you haven't given it already before taking the practice feeding? inch right now the speech duties are going to london flesher. if i ever had to sit back and tell those guys anything, it's, you know, you want to be certified one thing i have talked to the rookies about before, if you're the baddest guy in your group, then you've got a problem. you don't need to be hanging out with guys that aren't as certified as you are. so we have to make sure -- there's a word that comes after it, but i won't say it in front of this mike, but you have tore certified. that makes everybody know when you like up a the guy next to you, you're going to take care of business. i'm not going to try to make it a one-man show. it's about all of us going out there, offense, defense, sp

he just closed his eye like that and keeled over. >> that was a very risky thing for you to do. there you were in a shopping center and it was daylight, a whole bunch of people. why did you shoot the woman in the car? >> i figured well, she was one half of an interracial couple, i thought i might as well get both of them. because i'm probably going to get caught for this. so i shot her and sped out of the parking lot. i was burning rubber, man, trying to get out of there. and luckily there was a whole bunch of lights all in front of this mall, you know? and every single one of them turned green for me. i got on the interstate and took off and got out of madison, wisconsin. >> it's pretty amazing that's the first time that you committed murder. that's a pretty cold-blooded thing to do to a complete stranger. >> yeah. >> joseph identifies a first murder, which is a double murder at point blank range. joseph has very good recall of that incident, broad daylight, in the parking lot of a shopping center. my question is, is that the first incident, or is that the first one that he wan

. >> excellent, even keel. >> let's go to julie wright. >> the last couple of days, it has been reallyy out here. we started off in the 4:00 hour with a lot going on on the roads. the police investigation continues to block southbound 210 as you guys travel between barry road and the prince george's/charles county line. northbound traffic is able to get by. the crew in sky fox above a motorcycle accident. groveton road at ballsford road. i know they are zoomed in here but there was a portion of groveton road that is blocked. there is also a crash along miniville road at spriggs road that has the road should down there as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >>> our big story, three members of the deceit d.c. council are calling on mayor vincent gray to resign. melanie alnwick is live at the wilson building with details. >> reporter: in a much anticipated press conference yesterday morning, mayor vensent gray maintained that he had nothing to do with it and had no idea about this secret money and these back room deals that were funding his campaign and he said he

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and basically walked past them, shot one shot into the keeling and then went after those towards thest couple rows were spared. that is what the guy said z this is just some unbelievable stories of survival. >> one of the weird things is what we call him. alleged killer. the suspect. as a lawyer you mean, the presummation of innocence. but when the guy walks outside and waits for the police, and he makes a statement about his apartment, it's almost, you know, i'm not sure whether to say alleged or not. i feel silly to say alleged. >> right. and there is orm things you can add. did he ranged. takes a sick person. >> or evil person. >> this is -- people want answer autos yes. you can't blame someone or politics all the time. and you can't blame guns all the time. there is evil in this world that. is here last night. >> this was planned. >> absolutely. and there is looking at the apartment and he had to buy stuff. he got and had to get chemicals and everything. so planned. >> apartment is interesting too. we talked about this about how he planned the apartment there is music blairing. t