. >> so the book of kell's is mainly in ireland and it's a beautiful depiction of illuminating manuscripts. but where they took the passion and they took all that they love about the gospel and the scriptures and actually described the different artwork around it. >> and this is the line of betrayal. the first letter a in that word is two lions biting each other and i'm told that's judas biting the neck of jesus. >>> yeahs this is showing mary with jesus into her arms and the destruction on her face. it's beautiful. >> and then then christ the redeemer. >> a huge beautiful statue. >> fantastic. thank you for taking us through that. let me ask you how we wind up this program. >> i would say what people don't realize is how beautiful the hol week is and you've got everything. you've got music, it's just gorgeous and i would really encourage people to come and see. if you haven't been to a church in a long time come for 30 minutes. it will change you. >> join us for holy week in a catholic church near you. thanks very much for joining us. well see you next time on mosaic. better way to celebr

he played his college football at kell. this is a perfect capper for marshawn lynch on his career and he comes to the raiders at a time when they're playing their best football in decades. so if he has his eyes on getting a super bowl ring this might be a good time. >>> jesse garrett shows us those who have known marshawn lynch since he was a kid are happy to see him coming home . >> two years removed from running over everything in his path, he's apparently back this time in the silver and black>> it's wonderful. a local guy a good guy looking forward to it. i think he can do a lot of stuff. >> has returned to the nfl provides a jolt on this slow easter holiday weekend. the legendary raiders ron is ghostly quiet. the return of the bees could boost profits. >> i think you will create some activity for russ. >> last year lynch braved the wild and discuss his departure from pro football. saying the grind his worn them down i'm sure i'm going to miss it but i will come back. it'll be all right. >> so a year ago he was fine wit

but before all -- now with tomorrow's traffic here's kell bob kelly. >> good evening everybody.ome brand new parking spots for you. the new parking garage at the lansdale station on septa' lansdale doylestown line end up earlier today. 305 additional spots puts well up over 600 to park the cars. bringing the cars in center city though keep in mind kelly drive down to one lane coming into the art museum. all part of the setup for the draft and then on wednesday, the inner drives of the parkway will go into shut down mode as we get closer and closer to draft weekend and during the day tomorrow, watch for one lane of traffic along 322 between route 1 and 95. have a great night. we'll check the jam cams and sue has the tuesday forecast. i'll see you here tomorrow starting at 4:00. >>> sean bell taking on what he calls dilusional eagles fans this should be interesting much his commentary in 15 seconds much ♪ >>> eagles fans are dilusional. by the definition of fan i should probably expect that but they need a real reality check. white right now it's out of control. expecting the eagl

shining light. >> right. >> but it will be interesting with the modern day especially filming atco kellry. they're using the grounds and being at cho clammy the people there to create concert scene. >> modern day adapt station. >> exactly. >> so the frozen broadway musical is now found its elsa and anna and this is the story that tucker barnes is so excited about. and -- frozen is the largest animated film of all time in regards to success sill bock office of office $1.2 billion. broadway bringing frozen to the stage. now we have to cast members who will be playing the roles cassie levee playing else is a and patti moran playing anna. i've not personally heard of easter these actresses but they're apparently big broadway stars. >> good for them. >> i'm interested in seeing my guess is going to be on opening night or previews they'll bring i deena manziel and krysten bell to do some stuff on stage. i'm hoping that. i feel like disney is so good at doing things like that they actually will probably try and do this. >> you definitely will know who those actors are once that show hits the s

the look at kells legs and shoes and his face.fficult these five 20's mile loops really are. there was heartbreak at the end with one runner collapsing right there at the finish line. it didn't count because it was six seconds after the 60 hour cutoff. gary robbins was exhausted but still was able to get up and get a hug from kelly. ultramarathons. be right back. >> ♪ prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >> now on "action news," deadly gunfire in north philadelphia threatens safety at an apartment complex and a nearby school and we are just learning a third victim has died. >> there's been a crucial ruling in the eric frein case as the trooper ambush trial gets under way today. >> it is a wet and mild morning. storm tracker6 picking up some scattered showers and tracking the chance for isolated storms this afternoon. good morning every win, 5:30 on this april 4th. tam is off. jeanette reyes.

you have to have an extensive wall, secretary kell kelly has e it clear. have you goo good intentions ofn society, but if you saw those victims. other things have to be done, but key king is the border wall, and reform programs. such as the unaccompanied monitors thamonth minors that are coming in assigned to families. maria: tell me what you are expecting from president trump on wednesday tax reform? >> i am confident that government will stay open. i don't know what will happen with the border wall. you need a democratic vote. as congressman schweikert said. there will be compromises going on. we cannot let the government shut down. we have to once then we have tot this out over the next year, make sure that policies that we were eleed on were implemented. tax reform it is important to reduce the number of brackets, simplify it, bring the corporate tax rate down. if our rate is 35%, and rest of the world, like ai ireland is 1, there is no way we can remain the super power. i think it will be a reduction iin tax rates, and repatriation. maria: sounds like

shawn kell a knockout pitch, right? that's what we thought, but then they went back out onto the field to say that it was foul tip. not to worry, though, second time is the charm, punching it out with strike three, clean to get the win. autria: a record in the books, what did president trump do for not duration that no other presiden mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. cool temperatures, even a few spotty showers. once you hit the road and what go,rack live doppler on the you can log into wjla.com. and cool,udy temperatures only reaching the low 60's, climbing into the low 80's today and tomorrow as well. futurecast. temperatures this afternoon in the lower 60's, lots of cloud cover, most of the showers this morning moving to the east, drier for the afternoon. withwet weather moving in patchy fog. the morning weathe

. >> this weekend, booktv on c-span2 booktv features the evangel kells, the struggle to shape america on saturday 59:00 p.m. eastern with francis fitzgerald talking about the evangelical movement in america. >> eventually occurred to me that it was perfectly impossible to understand the evangelical right without understanding its history, and because it -- a lot of their doctrines, ideology, points of view, make perfect sense in context of the 19th 19th century. >> senator elizabethway at 8:50 p.m. eastern on the current state of the middle class and what can be done to revive it. >> gina has worked several years at walmart and i asked gina what , does she think she is still middle class? and she said, i'm i don't think there is a middle class in america anymore. if there was, i wouldn't have to go to the food pantry the end of every month. >> the life of president richard nixon. >> he was in the coverup, up to his neck, and his loyalists have attempted of the years to try to say that it was dean -- that dean ran the coverup or dean and haldeman and ehrlichman betrayed him. the tapes

kell come to kentucky. population here deep in the heart of coal country, 500.iners heart and the kentucky coal mining museum. soon, there will be solar panels on the roof of the museum to power it in the town where king coal ruled for hundreds of years. it is a sign of the time. for decades, king coal was the primary energy source for the united states. since 2000, coal has been on a steady decline. so much so that in 2016 cheap and abundant natural gas surpassed coal for the energy in the u.s. renewables like wind, solar, geo thermal and hydroelectric have been on the rise and supply 10% of u.s. energy needs. coal mining jobs have become an endangered species. at the peak in 1993, the coal industry employed almost 7,500 miners. thanks to efficiency they have been on a sharp decline. by 1980, the total dropped to 225,000. in 2015, the number of coal miners employed in the united states was down to 66,000. contrast that with the solar industry, which employed 260,000 people in 2016, a 25% increase over the 2015 numbers. what is behind the fall of coal and the ri

reporting live in san jose, matt kell keller, abc7 news. >>> this morning hayward police are investigating a shooting that left two people in critical condition. it happened just before 7:30 last night. two victims were sitting in a parked car when another car drove by and somebody inside started shooting. both victims were hit by gunfire and police are still searching for the shooter. >>> b.a.r.t. police are not taking any chances after the flash mob takeover on one of its trains. several teens were spotted around 7:00 last night, and they entered without paying and headed for the platform, and that action triggered b.a.r.t. to order two inbound trains not to even stop at the lake merritt station and just kept going. the teens took off and the b.a.r.t. police searched for them and couldn't find them. this follows a situation on saturday night where teens swarmed the station and beat and robbed the riders. >>> and president trump plans to appeal the decision from the court on sanctuary cities. two hours ago the president tweeted out out of our very big country with many choices does everyb

. >> it's over kell ming for the first two years. >> you got three. got four. >> it's expensive. you don't get any sleep. get coffee you'll be drilling a lot of that the next couple of years. good luck to them. >> hopefully they're taking notes. >>> my goodness. that was close. seriously close. probably best to slow on down. >> you are on fire. literally. someone had to tell him. >> all right. but what we're looking at here in this kid stressed, had it over unicorn fap chinos. >> new details tonight about tragic accident in hock ken. police say 52-year-old woman is seriously injured. her own car ran over her around 9:00 a.m. on the 500 block of brook road. investigators say the woman was getting out of her car when it somehow rolled over her. she's at penn presbyterian medical center tonight. >>> scary dash cam video from texas shows the importance of moving into another lane if you see an emergency vehicle with lights flashing. police in a town west of fort worth, texas, released this video that shows the moment a passing car slammed into a patrol ca

lower providence police say it all happened in their home on greens way circle kell in collegeville.eighbors are stunned. >> this is just something that you don't expect to happen in this development. >> reporter: according to his wife and his children, the abuse goes back at least six years. it all came to a head when his wife went to the hospital marc march 15th with injuries she said she suffered as a result of a domestic assault. among those injuries a fractured skull. police arrested him that day. he eventually posted bail. then almost three weeks later, on april 3rd, police say they learned a physical abuse involving the children and 11-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy. >> i'm taken back. i mean especially seeing all the kids here in the development. just to find out that someone would torture their children like that, i believe that he deserves what's coming to him the. >> reporter: investigators say he shock his children with electric dog collars, punched, kicked and choked them. sometimes until they say they passed out. he's accused of beating them with objects, much of the

. >> i had to kell them last night i was coming here because they would be upset with me all weekend. >> one day they will get to  experience this. we're also speaking with george costa who is the director the baseball operations and i think you've probably seen him. one of many people dressed out to the nines, the giants at at&t park. we'll sent you back into the studio right now as we've kind of taken the awe of this great day that we've been waiting for. >> looks absolutely gorgeous there. couldn't be better spring weather for this first game. >> no doubt. >> it's perfect baseball weather, and there's not even weather today. such a hallmark of this park, no wind. >> shedding the layers out here. we'll have the game day forecast as well. >> you guys can watch the game at home. nbc sports bay area on cable, 1:35 this afternoon. >> up next at 11:00. no credit the investigation into a contractor who has been paid thousands of dollars because of the work. >> two bombings in egypt during the religion holiday and the fallout after that violence. >> plus, unfair practices, the reason the

. >> a ruling we are, taurus, kell tech and also a glock.e of these guns were put on the street illegally. these guns we know have been used in crimes. >> reporter: delco da jack whelan announcing the arrest under the brad fox law targeting the illegal transfer or straw purchases of guns. she's the sixth person to be arrested in delaware county since the law went into effect. >> 90% of the guns that we're dealing with on the street are illegal guns. >> reporter: perez is accused of buying nine guns from february of 2012 to may of 2013 and then selling them to her now deceased nephew chiron engram for $200 profit. the 23-year-old himself was gunned down in august of 2015. >> here's a young woman possibly has children but has taken this type of chance to put not only her own freedom in jeopardy but the future and the lives of her own children. >> reporter: delco gun trafficking unit says the woman got her guns legally here at millers sporting goods in linwood and target master in chadds ford. but all of them ended up on the streets of chester

. >> well, the word "cult" has a very dispager can tone and kell tour does not but if you look at how cultures develop, cults often turn into cultures. christianity was a roman cult, and i don't mean that in a disparaging way, a historical fact. so i think that maybe one of the lessons of the -- of jones -- that was one that went very much awry but lot of times very strange ideas labeled as cults can grow into mainstream ideas and take over entire -- become cultures. so i think in knowing that i think it is -- it's for to look at cults with a more sympathetic eye than we do sometimes popularly. >> great. thank you. right next to you. >> question for each of you. when you're setting out to do a book about such sprawling topics, what is your absolute first step in reporting? >> great question. >> the first thing i do is try to realize how much i don't know at all. my sense is always to try to go back to genesis, to begin. if i'm writing about jim jones and people's temple, where was jones born, where did he grow up? try to go there and try to get some sense of him as i try to begin to u

our bob kell kelly will be talking about sun glare come tomorrow morning on good day an your seven dayr authority, wednesday look for partly sunny skies the morning low still chilly 47. afternoon high 63. clouds increasing during the d day. thursday near 80 degrees with a late shower or storm. and you can see temperatures getting pretty warm again for friday. partly sunny, 73. could go a few degrees warmer than that and then we cool it back down. saturday the high only 63. sunday showers back in the forecast at 60. and then below average again for next monday. cloudy skies with a shower or two the high 62 degrees. all in all, as we head toward the end of april, not so bad, guys, because we're talking about temperatures that are just either above average, well above average or slightly below average for this time of year. we do need more rain and looks like we are going to get it. >> all right. that sounds good, okay, thank you very much, kathy. >> you bet. >>> these folks have committed to kissing a car for as long as it takes. why they have their lips firmly planned? >>> and some ugly

check out kell's cool style. she's rocking the bandana and some >> she might be looking for love. some day because she can tell some funny jokes. good luck kelly and you have a great sense of humor and that's an important part of a relationship. so, yeah, there you go. >> you got a great name, too, if your true name is kelly boo, i love it. >>> look who is in the loft early this morning. hey, tuck. >> i woke up this morning, i'm like i got to get to work. you guys understand. >> we absolute do. >> 59 degrees in washington. winds out of the east and northeast at 5 miles an hour. they'll shift out of the south today and you know what that means? well, i'll tell you what that means. that means we'll pump in the warm temperatures. mid 80's expected with plenty of sunshine today. going to be a warm one, though. make sure you're ready for a hot afternoon. weak cold front out to the west. in rolls in overnight. maybe a shower or sprinkle after 11:00 or midnight. clearing it out again tomorrow. little bit cooler tomorrow but back in the 80's for the next couple days, maybe near 90. seven-

don rick kells died today at the age of 90. >> rickles was known for inventing the art of the insult. fox' as neat at a vogel shows us the legacy that rickles leaves behind. >> is that your wife? jesus christ. >> don rickles was in a class of comedians all his own. his style was insult. but the butt of his jokes only walked away feeling honored. >> ♪ note. >> reporter: donald j. rickles was born may eighth, 1926 he grew now queens new york after graduating high school he went straight into the navy during world war ii. he returned home with dreams of becoming a an actor but jobs were hard to come by. so he started appearing in clu clubs. >> i was like the warm up guy. i didn't have a performance. i just talk to the people. made fun of them. >> reporter: his lucky break came in 1957 when frank sinatra sat in the front row. but it was the tonight show with johnny carson where all of america got to know rickles. >> johnny would introduce him in way you knew something dangerous was about to come on to the stage. >> would you welcome this year's poster child for rabies, don rickles. >> mor

and you'll find fewer lanes on the ben franklin parkway around the eakins oval and kell confidentialrive area. >>> a couple of days ago it fell like football weather. today thankfully more like baseball weather. >> it's true. >> phillies getting ready to start at three-game citizens at citizens bank park what feels like perfect night for baseball. >> it really is. one of the phillies all-time greats will be coming home this summer but not without controversy. sean bell is live at the ballpark. hey, sean. >> lucy, that's right. i want ya'll to say that couple more times. perfect weather for a ballgame. the phillies taking on the mets tonight before we get into that, we have to talk about pete rose. the phillies will induct him into the wall of fame in 2171 of the greatest of the greats. say what you want about the guy he can go. he was a different type of cat. earlier today i spoke to larry bowa about his time playing with pete and how pete would get on him and get on himself. >> back then you could get on guys and they didn't take it personally. they took it like you're trying to hel

kells legs look at them the shoes and his face all showed just how difficult these five 20-mile loops> hasn't completely hit me yet. i'm still kind of out of it. slept like 30 minutes in the past three days but it's incredible. >> sounds out of it. there was heartbreak at the end with one runner collapsing after crossing the finish line and he finished be six seconds too late. >> six seconds too late. the things people do. >>> your time is now 6:27. breaking now, a fuel spill is tying up a busy stretch of i-95 right now. karen is back to help you around this. >> and a delaware lawmaker plays a pivotal role in the supreme court showdown. we're updating the supreme court nomination for neil gorsuch mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. >> deadly gunfire in north philadelphia threatens safety at an apartment complex and a nearby school. we are just learning a third victim has died. >> a

this is kell moore who you see there.ing the 7 o'clock hour but we don't want to disturb her while she's giving everybody their lessons this morning. we have a pretty good crowd out here. it was definitely cold to start but the sun is finally rising, the dawn of a new day, the dawn of a new series and again, we're trying to keep the blood pressure down and the suppress levels off as -- stress levels off as we get ready for tonight's big playoff game. we have some people here that we're going to talk to just a second see what they think about this yoga. hi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, what's your name. >> karen giardo. >> karen is this your first time doing the capitals yoga in the morning. >> yes, exploits what do you think. >> i think it's great. i think that kelly does an excellent job with the team and now the fans are channeling our energy and our support for a.m. victory in the whole series not just tonight. >> uh-huh. now, be honest, your stress level is a little high about this series. >> my goodness, yes

i think it is -- i don't understand how one could believe that black kell tour is to blame for -- black culture is to blame for that and i take deep personal offense to that because i see in my own family, my daughter's school, people that work very hard every day, people who value education even when their children don't receive an education, they value it and understand how on the other hand that is. so when we think about what does the american dream mean for black people? it is always meant to simply be treated like a citizen of your own country. a full citizen of your own country. don't think that's true yet. i don't think you can look at black people who face discrimination and then say just work harder and overcome that and that's the fair society we're asking for. so, i'm -- i know that is what you say, and i assume that's whaty -- >> that's not what i say. >> that's what heard when you said the problem is black culture. >> i said that sociologists, willson and patterson they're black sociologyities lamenting the fact that their profession, their discipline, steers clear conscio

they have suicide squaws of elites that kell. thes. the modern world is a scary world and fear is a bad school major and -- marm and we have a monster the blackboard and how can people in the democratic countries learn even the one plus one fundamentals of democracy when we can only think it has tentacles. what happens is the pupils in the class turn for hope to big stupid bully the back of the classroom and that's donald trump. so, that's all i know. but if you have some questions -- >> thank you. [applause] >> i'll make up some other stuff. what do we do? both sit down now? >> let's chat. >> i'm not getting any younger. >> as if by the fire. thanks to p.j. o'rourke and the author therefore book. now time for the question period and we already have at number of questions. let's begin. i have about ten questions here and half of them are about this impeachment. >> impeachment. >> do you think it will happen, when? please tell us it will happen soon. i'm pretty sure that is what you're saying. what are the chances. >> i don't know but i

i wanted to thank john winkowski and katy bridges and thanks to lindsey mark kell and daniel varo, foreign policy initiative. we do events on history that have relevance to today's issues. i have been hosting an average of one event per week since we reformed nine months ago. we particularly like to bring in people who haven't necessarily been heard inside the beltway. there is a tendency, as i'm sure a lot of you know, to recycle the same speakers. we were able to bring in our speaker from california, and although she is well-known, hasn't spoken publicly in d.c. before. this is the first event we have done on this subject. certainly one that is very relevant to military affairs, because it is not just a cultural issue but one of military capabilities and readiness and people on both sides of the debate contend that their policy is better in terms of maximizing u.s. military capabilities. we do see a lot of history involved in this discussion. comparisons with things like bringing african-americans into the military or women in other parts of the military or changing the policy on gay and

you know your five besides kells and your husband. >> absolutely, sure the people you grew up with yeahsee that. >> i think about the five people i spend most time with and like my people are all loud. so i have no way of getting a around being loud. i'm cloud by nature. but so are they. it's like i never have a quiet -- i always tell people my volume is broke my nobody broke i'm always loud. >> my family is loud, too, that's where i got it from i'm loud as well. >> you know. >> you own it right. >> yeah. >> me too. >> when people are like you're so loud. >> i say i know. >> you come one a more fun conversation. >> how many people do you know in this profession that are quiet, reserved people. >> i know a couple actually i think. i'll name one bruce gordon. >> i was thinking of bruce. >> bruce gordon. every time i see him he's quiet hello. >> i'm like hey. >> he's shaken to the core. >> in this industry the majority are kind of high strong. >> and iancy ail reserved. >> no. >> apparently i don't know ian. >> ian is cool. >> i don't think he's quiet. you have to get him going. >> gotcha.

. >> lady gaga's emotional coach kell la tribute. rihanna under fire for her queen photo shop fail.ounds any way. good day celebrity dish is next. like playing the washboard. >> that's right. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ happy days ♪ >> i never knew what they were saying after that. >> the weekend comes. >> holly knows all the words. >> i see. >> that was must see tv tuesday night. >> i can break right into the theme song of cacci. >> we'll start with this. neighbors of erin moran best known for her work in the sitcom happy days and joanie loves cacci remembered her as a friendly member of the mobile home community following her shocking death on saturday. however they also say she became morey conclusive in recent months. officials in harrison county indiana yet to confirm the cause of her death. an autopsy is still penning. according to neighbor the actress died in the weathered gray trailer she shared with her second husband and mother-in-law in rural indiana. one neighbor said she was kind of hyper full of energy but hadn't been seen much in the last couple of months. meanwhile, in loving memory scot

. >> speaking interactive you've brought somewhat would you kell them gladiators. >> these are the sparrs. >> what will they be doing right now a demonstration of what you'll see tomorrow, saturday and sunday at spartacon. >> shall we begin? >> begin. >> oh, wow >> while they were dealing it out here, my guess, this is pretty realistic. >> it's very realistic and just imagine you're the sand is behind them. you have the fans in the stands. just like a ren in a just like the rome see yum very realistic. you know, the goal behind spartacon to immerse you into that particular era. >> we have all types of people coming out. every age. different fan groups. of course, you know, roman we have the gladiators. lots of people come out. >> we have lot of children as well. >> i know you want to do these in arenas to mimic the cole so yum as opposed to like a convention hall. >> that's right. i think a little bit of research went into it about a year. i really wanted to have, you know, your typical convention with the autographs and photographs but i wanted to take it up a notch. i wanted to really

it's real rat kell i never seen people in winged tips act like that. >> houdini and the freaks come outreaks come out at night? >> speaking of that video, he was the freak. he had on short shorts. no shirt. >> he sure did, right. >> what was his name? >> what's his name? >> i don't know the name. >> what is it. >> ecstasy. >> see that. let's put up the slate for the shows this weekend started last night. check him out funny guy clayton english april 20th to the 23rd. tickets still available d.c. improv. >> can i plug one more thing. >> do it. >> i got an album coming all call all the same. may 26th. clayton english get it i tunes everything. >> there you go. funny stuff. thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. great city. >> you got a home here. >> always love come hearing. >> see. >> we do it on good day d.c. >> back over to you guys. >> double dose of funny this morning coming up we'll sit down with one of the latin king of comedy stand up comedian and actor and writer paul rodriguez. he joins us live in the lot of next. time right now 10:37. sing it, prince. ♪'s pass. z2c5pz z16fz y2

. >> kell tell us about the event that brings you to town.ou know, music is here to stay. it ain't going nowhere. and to me, music has no color. it's just music. i don't care what it is. ballet, opera, it's just -- i just love music. [ laughter ] >> and freedom of expression. >> yeah. >> that's what we're talking about. >> oh yeah. >> take us back to the day when nwa first came out versus now. freedom of expression we're seeing all these protests. seeing voices, resist has become a big hash tag. what do you think about the state of the freedom of speech and expression today? >> to me it's getting -- it's getting well known. back then when they put the stickers on the albums, what is this? we couldn't say. now it's startling to be a little open i guess it's social media. >> now it's on every album. >> exactly. >> of rap album seems to have that explicit lyrics. >> we were the first. >> the pioneers, yeah. >> yeah. >> wow. it's just -- i don't know. people sticking they knows in something they shouldn't. it's just music. >> when you think about

. >> kell pool. >> rocking the bandana.ll a mean joke. good luck, kelly. having a great sense of humor is really important part of a relationship. so no doubt. you've already done it. >> okay. >> got to claim it. right, tuck? >> you got that right. >> um-hmm. >> all right. love it. quickly, quick weather update. 65 now, steve. 65 in washington. dulles 60. bwi marshall 59. mid 80s. fog, mist left over here early this morning. get that out of here. we'll get sunshine. front out to the west late day clouds an few showers around midnight tonight a couple of showers maybe a thunderstorm moving through and then back into the 80s tomorrow much look at saturday near 90 degrees with, um, hot and humid conditions expected around here to start our weekend here we go. perhaps our first 90-degree temperature of 2017. that is quickly weather. more coming up g day d.c. coming up right after the break. ♪ ♪♪ the perfect summer has a voice. if we listen close enough, we can hear it. it whispers, "one more game, one more swim, one more round.

others would kell you how could be bring this nazis sneer someis were war criminals. there's dod weapons policy forr you in nutshell, i.e., extremely complicated and always two sides of the argument. >> host: what is the pentagon'ss brain? >> guest: pentagon's brain, buck number three for me. that idea came from paper clip when i editor dish was finishing up with pain clear and werner von braun a famous scientist, create of rocket program and responsible for the pay poll low program.si >> host: he was a nazi scientist >> guest: hitler's robert rocket builder and my editor at little brown asked me, what win on with van braun in such a such a year and i looked into and it found out that this was in 1957. that this new agency was emerging the pentagon and waitit called arpa, advanced research project agency. we know is at darpa with a d for defense. when they were beginning this organization, the query was who is this best scientist in america to lead the program? to lead all of american military technology in what is calledmi blue sky research, and the chose von braun,