i want to drill down on a point of the lapse because the clock is ticking. in your testimony you all spoke of consequences which can be pretty severe if this program does lapse again. so what i'd like to do from each one of your different perspectives, and at what point do homeowners need to start preparing for a potential lapse sp. >> while the cost of the lapse are hard to kwantify, they are very real. insurers are already in the process now that we're this close to the expiration of beginning to mail out those notices of the imminent lapse of the program and the only one who wins by that may be the u.s. postal service because they get revenue and i know you've been dealing with those those are embedded friction costs. i think it the embedded. >> i mean, we're down to 835 ak tir participants in the program from 150 just a few years ago. that's giving you the indication that the frustration and friction cost of these very complicated bridging transactions are making it. >>ion, would look to respond to that? >> yes. we have 3,000 flood insurance policies. th

i want to drill down on a point of the lapse, because the clock is ticking. in your testimony, you all spoke of consequences which can be pretty severe if this program does lapse again. so what i'd like to do from each one of your different perspectives, describe the most damaging consequences of failing to extend this program, and at what point prior to exploration do carriers and agents and realtors and home owners need to start preparing for a potential lapse. go ahead, dr. sampson. >> well, while the cost of the lapse are hard to quantify, they are very real, and the answer to your question, mr. chairman, insurers are already in the process now that we're this close to the exploration of beginning to mail out the notices of the imminent lapse of the program. the only one who wins by that is the u.s. postal service, but those are -- those are embedded friction costs to insurers, and i think it's these repetitive lapses in the program that have caused a number of major participants in the write your own program to leave in recent years. we're down to 85 act

first, it is vitally important to avoid another lapse in the nfip as lapses have real-world negative consequences for consumers and the economy. second, as confirmed by the government accountability office, the program needs meaningful structural reforms. and third, privatization of the flood program is not feasible under current conditions. let me just expand on those a little bit. the first priority of course is to avoid a lapse in coverage. you've already documented your concern about that. more than 5.6 million american homeowners, businesses, and renters are nfip policy holders and rely on this program to protect their policy. you've already discussed the 12 short-term extensions of the program since september 2008 leading to lapses in coverage. when congress has failed to act. in 2010 alone th$2010 alone the for a total of 53 days. each time the program lapses a cumbersome and expensive series of special bridging transactions is required from insurers and consumers and the nfip to set aside policy purchases, collect funds and advance claim payments. and all of this creates sign

are causing companies to exit the program, and i'm convinced that these continual lapses create such uncertainty in the policy holder that it reduces and suppresses the take uprate and the renewal rate. >> and i assume part of what you're saying is a near lapse, a near miss is also negative. i mean, if you act the day before, three days before, that's also -- >> well, we are within -- we are within the period where negative activities are already occurring from the company's perspective, but i would say, if you can get the short-term extension without letting it lapse, we're talking about here the least of the bad alternatives, so certainly, we're in the cone of negative activity, but it's not as negative as it will be if we get to may 31st and the program lapses for the 13th time. >> right, right. okay, that's all i have. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator moran. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i'm not a member of this subcommittee, i appreciate you allowing me the opportunity to join you today, really only for the purposes to lend my support to see that we get this accomplished and to

the first priority of course is to avoid the lapse in coverage. you will be documented your concern about that more than 5.6 million american homeowners and businesses in the policyholders and rely on this program to protect their property. you've already discussed the 12 short-term extensions of the program since september 2008 leading to the lapses in coverage when congress failed to act in 2010 alone the nfip lamps for a total of 53 days and during fees, flood insurance policies couldn't issue for the nude and each time the program lapses, a cumbersome and expensive series of special bridging transactions is required from insurers and consumers and the nfip to set aside policy purchases, collect funds and advanced claim payments and all of this creates significant friction cost for the marketplace and certainly for americans who rely on this important protection. second while less critical for compass to reauthorize the nfip before may 31st, the program as it stands now needs the structural reforms which are addressed in the senate banking comm

it is vitally important to avoid a lapse in the nfip. second, as confirmed by the government accountability office, the program needs meaningful structural reforms. and, third, privatization of the flood program is not feasible under current conditions. let me expand on those a little bit. the first priority of course is to avoid a lapse in coverage. you've already documented your concern about that. more than 5.6 million homeowners, renters and businesses are nfip policy holders and rely on this to protect their property. you've discussed the 12 short-term extensions sense 2008, leading to lapses in coverage when congress has failed to act. during lapses, flood insurance policies could not be issued or renewed. each time it lapses, a cumbersome and series of special bridging transactions is required from insurers and consumers and the nfip to collect funds. all of this creates significant friction cost for the marketplace and for americans who rely on this important protection. while it is critical for congress to reauthorize before may

let's look at a great time lapse. this is beautiful. i posted the time lapse of the sunrise on facebook and twitter. look at this one. look at that color. and the scattered clouds but a look at how the low clouds of bubble up and fill in. that is a good way to indicate how much of low level moisture there is in the atmosphere. of course, we do have the sun peaking out in between those clouds. let's take a look along the western edge of the blue ridge a few showers. right up near gettysburg. and number carroll county. this is along the boundary that was set up a couple days ago and has been lingering overhead. that is the main firing line for showers and thunderstorms. prince william county and loudoun county have had the heaviest rain because they have been along the boundary. a triggering mechanism for these showers. we will see a similar situation later on today from northern ireland through northern virginia -- northern maryland through northern virginia. east of frederick, a few light showers. shenandoah valley, south of luray, we h

it is a simple time lapse i have a for you. one thing i like about this in particular is look how the clouds are moving in different directions. the low-level clouds have a western flow and the upper level clouds move the opposite direction. that is what we call wind shear in our atmosphere. this little time lapse here of our sky conditions. farther to the northwest of town. not so bad. 72 in the district. 72 in fredericksburg. quantico lazily warmer than everybody else -- 75. 72 in annapolis. this indicates the amount of humidity in the air. the higher the number, the more uncomfortable and monday it is. the lower number, such as 45 in detroit, the more comfortable and less humidity air is. this less humid, more comfortable there will be filtered into town. i know the humidity has been oppressive over the last few days. you noticed it. it will be a big improvement when you open your window. behind this cold front behind it will have that cooler air. down to our southwest, we're watching this rain organize and develop. we have

. >> here is a great time lapse. this is from saudi to sunny this morning. -- soggy to sunny this morning. you can see it start this morning and giving way to beautiful camilla's clouds. -- beautiful camel -- cumulus clouds. i will put it on our social media. g. mayeek for time lapses. these other rainfall totals. almost two inches in clear spring, maryland. these are the highest i could find. dale city was impressive and centreville as well. we did pretty well with the rain event. those are two-day totals. we're doing okay and the temperatures, 73 and the district and rather muggy out there. uniform temperatures and sunshine should spiked briefly into the mid and upper 70's. you feel the humidity but look at the dew point temperature. when the dew point gets in the 60's, you really feel the humidity. it is oppressive in the 70's. the dew point temperature adds to the thunderstorm potential. the sunshine will destabilize our atmosphere and make it easier for storms to form and the humidity will add fuel to those stor

beautiful time lapse, great time lapse of the sunshine -- sunrise.ew rays from cuba's close overhead now. -- cumulus clouds. but i cannot rule out a few separated thundershowers later on today especially northwest of washington. there is the time lapse from ocean city. right by the fishing pier, the center part of your screen. the beach really filling up going to the afternoon. slowly trickling in. 82 degrees right now on the water. 84 at manassas. 82 in winchester. fredericksburg 88. that is where we could see lower 90's. quantico, 87. but look at but the cool water near the bay will do -- 70 near annapolis and temperatures on in the waterways will be cooler throughout the afternoon the next several weeks. 87 is what it feels like for winchester. the heat index values -- combination of heat and humidity. dew point combined with the temperature, feels like 89 in washington and feels like 90 already in the ninth -- manassas. we should of those deals like temperatures the mid 90's the next couple of hours especially the low through the mid afternoon. i

here's a great time lapse of sky conditions in frederick. sunrise just after 6:00 the. 61 degrees in frederick. nothing but clouds. a brief sprinkle moved through frederick earlier this morning. other area high temperatures across the board mainly in the mid 60's out there. 61 in arlington, 66 in morningside 65. woodbrige 67. in stafford. 62 in bethesda and leesburg. i think we will see near 70 degrees for the high temperature this afternoon. little cooler especially northwest of town and an isolated sprinkle is not enough to warrant scrambling for the umbrella today. but definitely the next couple days. i will talk about that, coming up. >> thanks so much. u.s. army trying to figure out how a soldier died during a skype chat with his wife of. and bruce clark was in afghanistan talking to his wife of on the web when he collapsed. then she noticed a bullet hole in the closet behind him. army investigators are saying clark had no bullet wound. the mystery continues. he leaves behind his wife and two daughters. >> a new ad campaign is out highl

on the time lapse you can see anticipated conditions for tomorrow.uds forming along the shoreline. things cool down for mother's day so sunny inland just along the shoreline things we overcast most of the day. not a great beach state. mid-seventies around the bay, in the mid-70s the numbers will come down in and carry san francisco looks to be drizzly on monday a low of 49. at los angeles nice and sunny. in new york eulogy encounter thunderstorms and 70 degrees. temperatures in the mid-70s in the east bay, warmer in the far east bay. 8 degrees for pleasanton and livermore in north bay mid-70s would do it. 58 at bodega bay. it will be cold along the beach tomorrow. it will warm up by midweek and into next week and we might get drizzle on monday close to the coast. sometimes we do get may showers. it still will not be that. >>> we will take get it does not seem like football weather >>> it is around the corner with the force look at rookies and the new look raiders hold their first minicamp,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, chisholm disappointing news from da's u.n. a

let's take a look at what is happening outside with a time lapse. there's a beautiful time lapse. you can see a little bit of sun right there around sunrise and a little bit of rain and the low gray clouds. there were some sunny breaks northwest of town. the atmosphere is getting destabilized and giving as a thunderstorm potential for later. we could use more rain because there is still a rainfall deficit. not much out there now just a little sprinkle down in southeastern charles county moving into st. mary's county and is falling apart. northwest county moved to berkeley county, it just clicked martinsburg and there will be a little sprinkle. temperatures are warmer and outlying areas. 77 degrees in culpeper. 68 degrees in the district. the cooler temperatures are along the water and where you have lingering clouds. the site breaks are where temperatures are warmer and you feel the humidity. when the dew point makes it into the 50-degree range, you start to feel the humidity. a 70 degrees that is when it is uncomfortable and you feel the humidity which is another sign of this sum

you all spoke of consequences which could be pretty severe if the program does lapse again, so what i would like to do from each of your different perspectives, describe the most damaging consequences of failing to extend this program, and at what point prior to the expiration do carriers and agents and realtors and homeowners need to start preparing for a potential lapse? go ahead. >> while the costs of the labs are hard to quantify, they are very real. insurers are already in the process, another with this close to the expiration, of beginning to mail out businesses of the eminent laps of the program. the only one who wins by that maybe the u.s. postal service because they get revenue, but i know you have in dealing with that recently. those are embedded friction costs to insurers. i think it is these repetitive lapses in the program that have caused a number of major participants in the write your own program to leave in recent years. we are down to 85 at the president's in the program from 150 just a few years ago. that is giving you the indication that the frustration and frictio

. >> let's see if she can spell "time lapse?" >> i have three going on our machine right now and they will be beautiful. showing a sunrise over washington. this is from the hd rooftop camera, if one element. and from washington-lee high school, there is the sunrise in the clarendon and courthouse neighborhoods. seven when degrees at reagan national 67 at dulles airport, 63 in gaithersburg, 62 in martinsburg. near 70 degrees to kickstart the memorial day. there's a slight chance of thundershowers later on today if 30% chance of seeing that. the headline is the heat and humidity. high temperatures around 90 degrees later on today. when you factor in the humidity it will feel like about 95. there's definitely a heat index factor to deal with later on today. more widespread showers and storms expected tomorrow on tuesday especially afternoon and evening. a few willing marin to wednesday. big changes by the end of the week less humid and cooler. -- a few lingering into wednesday. >> its memorial day, moving smoothly. no hov restrictio

if you like the time lapse we showed you, here is another when you can check. a few minutes. back to you. >> the nationals did play a matinee. strasburg has wanted to play against his hometown team for a long time. this one started out not the way strasburg wanted it to. this should have been an easy out. no because anybody off. they are all spectators and it falls in for an easy double. strasburg lasted only four innings. he gave up four runs. there was a rain delay. a disappointing outing. the nationals loose to the padres 6-1. >> i just have to find the positives and remember there will always be days like this where nothing is going your way. >> the highlight of the day from the nationals in the bottom of the fed,bryce harper hit his first home run here. center field, two dingers in two days. tomorrow night is military appreciation night at nationals park. how about this afternoon when the world war ii veteran brought the first ball out to strasburg. a thrill for him at a thrill for stras. he is a member of the greatest generation when baseball was truly th

obvious concerns there about security lapses. >> shepard: clearly.ow congress is getting involved. yeah, the house homeland security's security transportation subcommittee is tomorrow morning, going to started a hearing on exactly these kind of security breaches. they will focus on this report that came out today from the department of homeland security's inspector general, which showed that in far too many instances around 50% no corrective action was taken in the wake of security breaches at those six airports that they studied. the subcommittee chairman mike rogers, republic of alabama said, quote: we must make certain that the billions of taxpayer dollars we spend screening passengers is not in vein. systemic vulnerabilities exist through the back doors of our airports. this particular instance is clearly a major vernlt revealed. >> shepard: i will say. jonathan hunt, thanks very much. the feds announcing the first trials of a judge that could prevent alzheimer's. researchers say they will test it on about 5,000 people in columbia, south carolina

. >> a time lapse? >> not yet. it is a little early for that. >> this is beautiful if. >> the sun rise was 17 minutes ago. give the man a few minutes to get it together. [laughter] i love this picture. it makes for nice sunrise over washington. fairfax is just gray skies. still dealing with the lingering effects of the marine layer, the easterly flow off the atlantic we had yesterday giving as low clouds. look at damascus, gray skies. we will see a little sunshine throughout today. not a whole lot of it. there will be sunny breaks periodically. overall, more clouds and son. 57 right now in washington, 59 in culpeper, 61 in winchester, 63 in cumberland. we will see low clouds on the satellite and radar. they are fairly prevalent overhead. i got a call from the northern neck of virginia where there are clear skies to start the day. ongoing showers and storms in parts of the midwest, the great lakes region, area of low pressure moving through their. its associated sons will swing through washington over the next coupl

and we are committed to taking steps to ensure that lapses do not occur in the future. i would note that the osc issued a zamt for rendering its decisions on disciplinary actions. the air force has undertaken the very thorough and extensive process to review not just the lapses at dover, but also the disciplinary actions that were levied. the secretary is satisfied with that process. >> do you believe any disciplinary actions are appropriate? >> he's satisfied that the air force took appropriate steps to investigate the problems at dover port mortuary. he's satisfied that they took a long hard look at the disciplinary actions. again, he has faith in the process that the air force undertook. absolutely. >> whether he thinks the disciplinary actions are appropriate. >> the answer is he has confidence that the air force took the appropriate steps here. yes. >> this morning the senate appropriations committee proved a military construction appropriations bill. within this they decide to cut ab entire construction bill saying the department of defense doesn't have a clear de

there are stacks of government manuals, training materials, and yearly briefings about ethics, these lapses continue. and they not only waste taxpayer dollars, they are a threat to the security of our nation. while the majority of bureaucratic personnel are law abiding, this hearing will examine the ethical policies and procedures of selected components of the department of homeland security, and attempt to understand why these ethical lapses continue. and what is to be done to prevent them from happening in the future. one final note, it is unfortunate the department of homeland security and the face of such a serious ethical mishaps refuses to provide witnesses from leadership to discuss these matters in open before the american people. we request the leadership from cbp, i.c.e., and tsa, however, only cbp recognized the importance of these issues. with that, i now recognize the ranking member of the subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i want to thank you for holding today's hearings examining the ethical standards at the department of homeland security. in the beginning, i'd li

, a mental lapse. so we talked an awful lot about that. now, again, the rest of the guys went back second of the 7th, these guys went back to thanksgiving dinner and whatever and we got back and my battalion commander said we have another operation and -- we weren't back very long before we were out. but i think a better unit, because i didn't have to tell th them. make sure you have your order, your am mission, your weapon is ready to fire, don't smoke on the trail so these guys can pick you up. you need to make sure that security is out. once burned, you become a better unit. i think they became a better unit as a result of that battle. >> what was your morale like? >> low, really low. again, i had lost people, and i think all of it. i think if you watch the only time in this -- after the war, the only time i've seen hal moore break down is when he talks about this feeling that he had that was a commander and that he survived and his guys didn't survive. that's kind of the same feeling that we have.

this is time lapse form. setting sun at 8:00 o'clock and lack how beautiful it was with the mid high level clouds going through tonight. and tonight we are dealing with some low clouds out there. temperatures rate now in e 50's. antioch 64 degrees. wind is still howling up the coast dropped off in the inland area. sfo gusting to 39 miles an hour. westerly wind and this is the wind that is going to bring about the cooler weather. highlights area of low cloud tonight. cooler next few difficulties. we lack at chance of rain on thursday. mainly in the north bay. just make sure you have those umbrella handy. tomorrow just a cooler day and you will notice tonight some 80's. napa high pressure was request 80 today tomorrow down 8 degrees. cooler forecast for redd with city down 9. san jose down 9 and as you can see here livermore going from 83 to 73. so 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. areas of low clouds tonight along the coast. in over some parts of the east bay an south bay and then tomorrow morning you will start out

and a great time lapse to show you. moon rises followed by the sunrise.e mostly sunny skies in store for the day today. vienna, 59. gainesville 59. college park at 62. northwest d.c., a reading of 60. a lot of sunshine today. low humidity. we will check in with doug hill in the seven-day forecast coming up. >> new this morning, investigators searching for the gunman who shot and killed a man about garden. fairfax county police say a man was found inside a car at around 11:30 last night. the victim was taken to the hospital, and that is where he died. witnesses told police they saw people leaving the area in a hurry, but they did not have a suspect description. they also did not know what led up to the shooting. take of the music world joins the district and celebrating a legacy and morning a loss. >> we're joined now live with a look at some of the tributes to the late singer at howard's theater. but >> >> the street has been named chuck brown way. the city named after him not too long ago. this is one of the places that people gathered last night after h

this is time lapse form. setting sun at 8:00 o'clock and lack how beautiful it was with the mid high level clouds going through tonight. and tonight we are dealing with some low clouds out there. temperatures rate now in the 50's. antioch 64 degrees. wind is still howling up the coast dropped off in the inland area. sfo gusting to 39 miles an hour. westerly wind and this is the wind that is going to bring about the cooler weather. highlights area of low cloud tonight. cooler next few difficulties. we lack at chance of rain on thursday. mainly in the north bay. just make sure you have those umbrella handy. tomorrow just a cooler day and you will notice tonight some 80's. napa high pressure was request 80 today tomorrow down 8 degrees. cooler forecast for redd with city down 9. san jose down 9 and as you can see here livermore going from 83 to 73. so 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. areas of low clouds tonight along the coast. in over some parts of the east bay an south bay and then tomorrow morning you will start o

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this was the time lapse, we're looking at the sun quite a bit over the last few hours.u can see the clear sky but off in the distance that fog bank developing. as a result we have partly cloudy skies across most of the bay area right now. temperatures from today they really warmed up. you probably felt it toward concord and fairmont. we have the other extreme with the temperatures in the low to mid-60s. forecast headlines for tonight, we do have fog increasing overnight. tomorrow morning fog, temperatures will be cooling things off quite a bit for your monday. the extended sun cloud mix and major drop off for our temperatures. overnight lows for our monday, coolest locations in the upper 40s for santa rosa, napa. there's that fog coast side and also right around the bay. this was the case today as high pressure was in full command of our weather. this will gradually weaken. this gradually moves off the coast. the cool air you will definitely feel it beginning tomorrow. temperatures a good eight to 12 degrees. same deal for tuesday and into wednesday and thursday the coo

here is a time lapse of ijamsville. it will head out to nine as skies cleared out.ll be around 59- 66 degrees by early morning. it will be absorbed by an elongated area of low pressure. we will enjoy a beautiful day tomorrow as high pressure builds into the region. it will be short-lived because moisture will start returning with hired to points. here comes the storm center and cold front. the atmosphere will be coming together by late friday afternoon, evening, and friday night to give us a good chance of showers and thunderstorms and an increased chance you will see severe weather as a possibility over the area. as we get into saturday and sunday, it looks much nicer. partly cloudy skies. when you are at wjla.com, check out the latest blog it. a little primer on the dangers of heat. we have had two days at 90 or better. how to deal with the heat and what the index is really about. more at 6:00. blacks a big soccer event>> a big soccer event in town. what's more than 60,000 are expected for u.s. versus brazil. you do not have to be a soccer fan to know that brazil

speaking of the afternoon, check out time lapse. there is that sky. so colorful.there is a lovely day around the bay area, tomorrow we'll have a lovely day. not as warm but highs inland into low to mid-70s, breezy and cool on the coast. and there is highs into upper 60s to near 70. two dry days coming our way. cooler than the past weekend. then, we have a chance of showers on thursday. that is into the north bay. light rain is what we expect then starting to warm up moving to the weekend. so there are things looking good. >> dozens of desirable cars on a race around northern california. vehicles similar to this gorgeous 1956 two seater but there are bentleys all built before 1958. the race is called california relay fashioned after a long distance race. the 67 cars kicks off a tour this morning in san francisco and drive 200 miles every day. >> and there is a spirited tour, we get bugs in our teeth. >> after a a.rifing tonight the group winds down to bodega bay. >> that looks fun. >> coming up a trade pr h@cucucu >>> coming up then why researchers say it could soo

time the property turns over, so if a new person purchases a home or if an owner lets their policy lapse, when they go out to renew it, they'd phase out the discount too. >> there's been pushback, generally, on the program overall, in and of itself. let's listen to a republican of michigan, this is debate from last week on the national flood insurance program. >> this program is not sound, it charges some of the highest risk areas subsidized rates and other areas of no risks, astronomical rates. you can use my home state as an example, our residents have been forced into this program and every year even though we have no risk of flooding, in michigan we look down at the water, not up at the water. we've paid multiple times more in premiums than benefits. in short, mr. speaker, the people of the great state of michigan are getting fleeced by this program. >> congresswoman miller of michigan. let's get your reaction, carolyn kousky, is this a widely held opinion in the house and then also in the senate and is it really based on your geography? >> yeah, well, certainly it's widely understoo

i want to share a time lapse from this morning and sure the beauty of washington. watch it. the sun comes up and the low clouds move out of the way. a spectacular morning. once we got the heat to the storms popped up and this is what we are looking at now across the city. you can see the edge of the heavy rain a little for the north and there will be more of that. over 1 inch in gaithersburg. we are at 64. areas of rain are a lot cooler. areas without rain are still pretty warm. we will go to hot as we head over the holiday weekend. 92 in omaha and dallas. that is heading here in time pretty holiday weekend. you can get a good indication of an upper low will blow. they will diminish later chapa we will still have more showers, small slow movers with lighting and a lot of heavy rain. scattered showers in the forecast. we will be in the upper 60's. partly cloudy and warm midday and will climb into the lower a the's. tomorrow it will drop to 20% on friday. it check out the weekend. low were 90's and partly cloudy. a 30% chance of showers monday afternoon. a better chance of a c

we are looking at a time lapse. it is the eastern shore of the bay.vening, and going sunset.gorgeous 77 and leesburg. reagan national airport. a lot of 80's to the west. minneapolis at 92 degrees. we will start to get warmer. in the meantime, comfortable temperatures. has area of low pressure been producing a lot of rain over the carolinas. it is going to drift slowly during the weekend. the forecasting challenge is to it will what effect have on our weather for the weekend. the more profound effects are going to be in the beaches. as you get further west, the i- corridor, it will be warmer. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. is trevor futurecast sees as the move to the night. -- this is howard r. futurecast we move to the night. a slight chance of a shower on sunday evening. the best chances are monday and tuesday. for the wake up hours, it will be cool, a 51 degree average temperature. 80 in the afternoon with a full of sunshine. sunday, morning sun and afternoon clouds. monday, tuesday, wednesday, and storm chances. the approach of a warm front. look at t

got to love the time lapse, sunshine overhead. we had some extra clouds over the carolinas.or the most part, we are on the eastern shore. take a look at our high temperature, reagan's national, 86. up toow, we will make it 90 degrees. it will be the first 90-degree date so far of the year. memorial day will make it into the lower 90's. '91 or '92. right now, it is still rather mild out there. 72 in winchester. for the most part, we are in the 70's. temperatures will slowly drop to about near 70 when you wake up tomorrow. you can feel the intense humidity outside. the height outbreak in national. at reagan high national. a little bit cooler along the water. here is the satellite and radar, d.c. is right there. did have a few showers the mason-dixon line earlier this evening. they did not last long. they were pretty organized in pennsylvania. that action dissipated, we are dealing with some of the cover.r cloud not a big deal. this pinwheel. that is a subtropical storms. it has characteristics of a and an extram tropical storm. it will take a unique path, florida, and to thege

let's show you a time lapse. interesting time lapse from early this morning from the campus of the naval academy in annapolis. you will get a moonrise followed by the sunrise. bottom left-hand part of the screen, there goes the moon launching into space. then the sun follows. a beautiful sunrise and a beautiful day. no rain to speak of it around here because the hot humid air has been pushed way to the south. 83 right now in frederick. 85 has been the high so far. 83 degrees and falls church. pollen count is high. temperatures responded to sunshine. 30% sunshine, 70% clouds today. at this point in the year, the sun is so intense you only need a little bit of it to warm things up. that is where we stand up. 78 degrees right now in annapolis. warm weather across a large portion of the mid-atlantic south east. it is warm all over. it is cooler to the northeast and that is because a cold front is most active to the north. widespread thunderstorms, severe weather possible through portions of northern new england. we w

this is time lapse of natalie showing pictures taken every day years in a minute and a half.ne parenting expert says appeal is the resaigs of how quickly time passes. have you to have discipline to take the photo every day. >> i wish boy have thought that have. >> really. a birthday party with b.to get underway for a youth organization all about providing positive options for young people. >> and laura anthony is live. laura? >> well, youth uprising not only pannaged to survive. the goal to provide a positive outcome for local young people. the community that has uprising preparing to celebrate it's 7th year. it promotes positive change for thousands of young people. >> we served over 5500 young people. we're about meet young people where they are. whether they're out of school or coming from the juvenile justice system or in foster care this is a save haven for them to develop skills. >> it began in 2005 with a combination of private and public funding including measure y, pro vigd money for services and for programs that promote good decision making and positive outcomes fo

there was some lapse -- but if there was any lapse at all in judgment, anything the city could have done that they didn't do i think that the liability will attach. >> fred? >> this guy lost three of his daughters so who am i do question we h why he is doing what he is doing. trying to hold the city responsible is inappropriate. you have to show cassation. you have to show what the city did is the cause of accident. the cause of accident was what the boyfriend did at night with the embers. i'm a little disappointed anded perturbed about the fact that they bulldozed the house within days of the accident. >> judge jeanine: i got to tell you, fred, i don't understand that. within hours they bulldozed the house. let's go back to the issue of the taxpayers in the city of stanford having to pay -- stamford having to pay the estates of the three little girls and no one would question the father's pain and search for justice. if they moved in without a certificate of occupant he is. if the permits had expired and if we have a scenario where the mother's boyfriend who is a contractor moves the em

in arlington, the time lapse shows there are breaks in the clouds.resting morning. there's the promise of a little more sunshine still for a while. but it will be a losing proposition later in the day? as clouds advance. 60 degrees at chesapeake beach partly cloudy skies right now. if temperatures are comfortable in the upper 60's -- upper 50's to low 60's. 57 in bethesda, 59 in alexandria 59 in morningside. highs in the mid to upper 70's. a few sprinkles in carroll county to the north of the metro area. laws will continue to move northeast. we will have to wait later today for the slow front to give us showers and thunderstorms in the metro. we will show you there will be showers and thunderstorms through the evening and really through the day again tomorrow. no surprise. we may pick up an official rain. maybe an inch of rain northwest of washington. will see how that goes. clear skies will return thursday and friday. here's the weather story through the rest of the day. sunshine and a few sprinkles. some thunderstorms as we get through the afternoo

watch the time lapse today, towards the evening we begin to get fog building in all along the shorelineght around here, we will get some low clouds. tomorrow, sfo looks pretty good. normal clouds will be moving in the early in the week. if you're headed to l.a., sunshine and 81 degrees. chicago has a cold front pass through with partly cloudy skies. for the bay area where off to mostly sunny start. 64 in pacifica, mid-70s around the bay, east bay warms up a little bit over yesterday into the low 80s. 83 in livermore. then, a cooling trend will begin on monday and continue through the end of the week, on thursday and friday of low pressure comes out of the gulf and really cool is less down and there is even a chance of rain in about six days. in the meantime it looks like a pretty nice sunday more >> california voters will decide on june 5th whether to increase cigarette taxes by $1 per pack >> it would raise roughly $800 million per year but some of the money would be going out of state? we put that question to re grosso who chairs california advocacy task force. >> if you read the docu

let's take a look at the time lapse of the moon.moon setting earlier this morning. this was about 45 minutes ago. let's put this in motion. you will notice that it is big and bright. let me rewind a little. that's the one thing i like about our fancy equipment. there is a lovely time lapse of the moon setting. saturday night we will have the super moon where it's a full moon closest to the earth closer than any other full moon all year long. it is something to look at saturday night. it will be 14% brighter than any other full moon all year. 61 my now in culpeper, 66 in the district hagerstown at 56 -- 66. 80 degrees by noon, 87 by 4:00 p.m. that is when i expect the storms to develop and thereafter through the afternoon and evening. scattered understand storms -- scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening into tonight. highs in the mid 70's by. sunday into by. >> a super commute around the beltway. interstate travel is working in our favor. metro rail reporting for strains out on normal service. newschopper 7 in a little wh

this is a time lapse from earlier today. you can see it was pretty overcast this morning with showers. there are little glimpses of blue every so often. nonetheless, we have a fair amount of clouds. but look at the temperatures. upper 70's of downtown. highs will be in the low 80's today and next chance of rain will probably not be until tomorrow. >> thanks so much. occupy wall street protesters are researching more powerful than ever been the demonstrators are swarming the capital city to spread their entire debt agreed message. they vowed to continue their fight for justice. jummy olabanji has the story. >> it is a worldwide, a day-line movement. in cuba, thousands took to the streets marching to music bringing awareness to what they call corporate greed and inequality. it was much of the same in sri lanka and in france, russia, and indonesia. in taiwan, several anti- government protesters marched downtown taipei demanding better conditions for workers. taiwanese doctors and health care workers dressed up in uniforms to pr

a time lapse. sunshine, a few clouds. the big difference even though it got into the mid 19 -- the mid 80's, the sun is out. reagan national for the high, 85 a. the low was 69. we are still in the lower 80's. it will drop eventually into the 60's. a warm front will move through overnight bringing moisture. there could be an isolated shower as we head through the hours just below sunrise. things will start to heat up. what we had the services fairly stable air. warm weather and a little more humane to the far south. you go to the west and is chilly. chicago o'hare's airport is 49 degrees. it is six degrees cooler there and alaska right now. that is the player in this pattern. the first day of june we have unseasonably cool air that will be wrapping behind a cold front. very warm and humid air tomorrow. when that front the approaches the appellations, we will see probably multiple lines of showers and thunderstorms. there will be plenty of energy available for multiple lines of storms. hail, damaging winds, and maybe even s