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there is the risk of some dangerous severe weather late sunday into sunday evening. next week we do get a break. with the weather front to our south, there could be some thunderstorms. the heat will be ending. it is dangerous heat tomorrow and nastier tomorrow as well. >> apparently tiger woods could handle the heat to better in maryland that west virginia. they share something in common for the first time in their careers. and it was strasmas. >> after sweeping the giants, davey johnson said 15 games over 500 is not enough for his club. he is a math guy and wants 20 games over 500, a goal that seems reasonable with steven strasburg on the mound. that is what happens on his heater sometimes. when-0, colorado. he takes a deep again. have we seen that back-to-back from one player? this just gets over the fence. he struck out six but loses his third straight as the rockies 15-1. going for two in a row taking on san antonio. the silver stars behind 18 points. they get the win 78-73. nothing seemed to stop tiger woods last weekend, not the heat. he won the at&t national,

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brunswick 874, 30 minutes late and 870 is running 15 to 20 minutes late this morning. more in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> we have a team of journalists across the region this morning to bring you the latest on the mess left behind and the clean up that is ongoing. >>> let's start in the hardest hit spot. kristen fisher has been checking things out on connecticut avenue in kensington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well the situation here on connecticut avenue in kensington just became a whole lot safer. but we will likely have a much bigger mess for commuters. moments ago montgomery police shut down traffic. huge trees are blocking all the southbound lanes beyond the trees, beyond the hills. power lines are still down covering the roadways. earlier they had it down to one lane in each direction. southbound traffic was being detoured. now not the case look over there and you can see all the lanes are now open to northbound traffic. which means if you normally use connecticut avenue southbound to get to where you need to go, you are now going to be det

after trailing late by three or more runs.ere's nbc's mario solis with a look at all your sports headlines. >> hi, there. good morning. the first half of the philly season was a major disappointment, but for the second straight night, they've given their fans a reason to smile. another game, another late-inning comeback in philadelphia. rallied from four runs down on monday and five runs down yesterday. carlos reworld series with a bases-loaded double. that clears the bases and ties the game at 6-6. next batter, hunter pence with a flair over rickie weeks' head. phillies put up six in the eighth and down the brewers. texas was an out and an inch away from getting out in the ninth. alex aviles with a bloop single. in coming the go-ahead rub. boston wins it, 2-1. >>> it's one of the most exciting plays on baseball. runners on third and the indians pull off the squeeze. aaron cunningham pulls off the bunt. that's the difference. indians cage the tigers, 3-2. >>> to chicago where the twins' josh williams hit not one but two home r

the o's go up 4-0, surviving a late rally by the indians to win.o the british open four strokes in the lead. he grew up idolizing another australian who famously had a six stroke lead in the 1996 masters, and let it slip away. history seemed to repeat itself, as scott even predicted earlier, saying no lead was good enough. check it out. watch out for the ball. it might hit you. it would be a tough act. he would triple bogey and finished third. cool and confident making a move. he shot a final-round 68 finish at seven under. your leader going into the day court adam scott. three straight bogeys. that will make to crumble to the ground. he finishes 6 under. an amazing comeback to capture a fourth career major title. >> to make up all those shots -- i just felt good. i do not know. it is hard to explain. i feel for my buddy scott v. i have been there before. i have blown majors before. i just hope he does not take it as hard as i do. >> for the penn state community the decision to remove the joe paterno statue from the campus is only the beginning. th

to as late as 9:00 or 10:00.hat will also drop our temperatures down with any storms coming through. in fact, the heavy downpours will drop down into the 70s. when that. as. any storms will dissipate by midnight and could get more showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. in fact, likely highs reaching highs to low to mid 90s and still humid. still steamy on friday. a low may form on that front. friday's forecast is looking wetter now. could get showers and thunder showers friday. highs cooler in the 80s. still looking on tap for lower humidity. highs 80s for the weekend. slight chance of a thunder shower on saturday. danella, how is traffic? >> still tracking breaking news. coming out of montgomery county. the situation on shady grove road. here's a live look from chopper 4. it was an accident involving a ride-on bus affecting the southbound lanes as well as the northbound lanes. but it looks like crews are clearing earlier in the intersection were also the vehicle involved along with the metro bus. both hav

turns out they woke up too late by the time they woke up the fire was too big and it was too late. a woman who lives in this apartment complex took this picture after safely escaping her home. it would be a few minutes later that she would learn two of her neighbors and their cat died inside. >> i'm still kind of stunned in general, you know. it hasn't fully sunk in yet. it is tragic. >> reporter: the fire spread to two other buildings the other 60 residents got out sail many have their neighbors to thank. >> sound asleep, somebody started banging on the door, get it. grabbed my family and left. >> reporter: some said it was the smell of smoke that woke them. >> it was a lot of heavy flames, lot of smoke, the wind was carrying the smoke through the different buildings. glad to be okay. >> reporter: the fire started 3:30 this morning in the briars apartment complex on donegal court in pleasant hill. firefighters realized why the couple didn't wake up until it was too late. >> we don't believe there were working smoke detectors in this unit. the neighbors who called 911 had a working

turns out they woke up too late by the time they woke up the fire was too big and it was too late. a woman who lives in this apartment complex took this picture after safely escaping her home. it would be a few minutes later that she would learn two of her neighbors and their cat died inside. >> i'm still kind of stunned in general, you know. it hasn't fully sunk in yet. it is tragic. >> reporter: the fire spread to two other buildings the other 60 residents got out sail many have their neighbors to thank. >> sound asleep, somebody started banging on the door, get it. grabbed my family and left. >> reporter: some said it was the smell of smoke that woke them. >> it was a lot of heavy flames, lot of smoke, the wind was carrying the smoke through the different buildings. glad to be okay. >> reporter: the fire started 3:30 this morning in the briars apartment complex on donegal court in pleasant hill. firefighters realized why the couple didn't wake up until it was too late. >> we don't believe there were working smoke detectors in this unit. the neighbors who called 911 had a working

it happened in the 18200 block of kilrush court late last night. they found the fire on the second floor of the three-story townhouse. they knocked down the massive blaze in about 25 minutes. no one was hurt. tnchtsz "washington post" reports the county will buy 28 bus fres california at a cost of more than $12 million. they will replace 62 buses. the county bout five years ago from michigan and illinois. there has been a string of bus fires and officials believe are because of a defect in the old buses' transmission. >>> a live look at london where a busy day of olympic competition will take place today. the gold rush is on for team usa swimmers. the u.s. is dominating the pool with eight medals so far. tracie potts is live near the aquatic center in olympic pack of more of what we will see later today. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. it seems to be a favorite for the u.s. team, too, because they're winning so many medals. today could bring tough competition. michael phelps, who kind of bombed out in the first race placing fourth b

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a for you late day showers. south and east of us, low are eastern shore, they have some shower activity along the beaches this morning that. will keep the cloudiness there. their forecast just a little different than the rest of us as the showers will hold tough there for the morning hours. a few showers or thunderstorms around late this afternoon. >> okay. glad that radar finally got going. >> had to warm up. >> let's see if traffic is warming up out there. let's check in with julie wright to get the latest on things. >> what are you saying, i'm not hot enough for you. thins have to heat up. >> no, you are. >> you're good, julie. >> you are what gives the traffic heat. >> all right. good morning to all of us. 395, lanes are open in the map lines and express lanes headed north up towards seminary road. overnight construction was at the dread and along nix and they are in the process of clearing that from your path. -- and along 66 and they are in the process of clearing that from your path. that's a check of you

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southern new york to southern new england late this afternoon. keep that in mind for your afternoon plans. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. those thunderstorms will be rolling through indianapolis as we go throughout the morning and then probably another round this afternoon. that will be the case for many areas. two rounds of storm, the ones we're dealing with this morning and then we'll get a break. it will get hot and humid, and then more storms later. lynn, i feel very confident in saying today will probably be the dangerous thunderstorm day we're going to have of the year in areas of new york state and pennsylvania. >> important for people to know. >>> coming up, zynga falls, caterpillar spreads its wings, and your chance to hang out with big foot if you want to. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus no denial, no excuses, kristin stewart opens up to her indiscretions and apologizes. >>> phillies reward cole hamels and u.s. women's soccer plays game be

that meansf mayor gray resigned by late august, d.c. could hold a special election in november. >>> two weeks before the olympics it looks like the u.s. men's basketball team is going to be the team to beat. the americans crushed the dominican republic in an exhibition game in las vegas. all but one u.s. player scored in the game as they crushed to victory, 113-59. now they're heading to the district where they will train over the weekend before their second match against brazil on monday at the verizon center. that should be fun. >>> u.s. olympic team is i'm employed in controversy. this is what the americans will wear during the opening ceremonies. the problem, these uniforms were made in china. ralph lauren designed the apparel. leaders on capitol hill say it's ridiculous that american textile workers didn't get to make the uniforms that will represent our country. >> i think the olympic committee should be ashamed of themselves. i think they should be embarrassed. i think they should take all the uniforms, put them in a big pile and

we are tracking showers and thunderstorms moving on in late in the day. again that could impact your delay. some of the fireworks displays in the evening. today's highs right around 95 degrees. next three days are yellow weather alert days. showers and thunderstorms possible each afternoon and definitely looking another a sticky 7-day forecast. overnight lows in the 70s, daytime highs in the middle 90s. monika? >>> we know you want to hear from pepco. we hoped to bring you that interview but we are still waiting. we hope to get that to you before the end of the show. >>> our time 6:17. still ahead a big vote on metro's silver line project in west virginia. >>> four decades ago the majority of americans did one of these things. is it drive a stick shift, change their own flat tire or write a letter? >> facebook friends james and molly write hands down, drive a stick shift. the question does not say pen a letter and i doubt the percentage has changed that much on changing tires. >>> keep the guesses coming. we have the answers at 6:49. we'll be right back.

another game, another late-inning comeback in philadelphia.allied from four runs down on monday and five runs down yesterday. carlos ruiz with a bases-loaded double. that clears the bases and ties the game at 6-6. next batter, hunter pence with a flare over rickie weeks' head. in comes ruiz. phillies put up six in the eighth and down the brewers, 7-6. >>> rangers and red sox tied at 1-1. texas was an out and an inch away from getting out in the ninth. alex aviles with a bloop single. gets past elvis andrus by the slimmest margin. in comes a go-ahead run. boston wins it, 2-1. >>> it's one of the most exciting plays in baseball. runner on third, and the indians pull off the squeeze. aaron cunningham lays down the perfect bunt. lou marson is safe at the plate. that's the difference. indians cage the tigers, 3-2. >>> to chicago where the twins' josh williamson hit not one but two home runs against the white sox. unfortunately he was the only minnesota player that did anything. sox win big, 11-4. >>> to london where team usa played their final exhi

up to 95 on friday with scattered thunderstorms late in the afternoon. a cold front will move through on friday night. then it will drop into the mid to upper 80's on saturday and sunday. overall, i think it will be a decent weekend. cooler and comfortable over the weekend. >> thank you. seven years since london won its bid to host the summer olympics. >> we have more from london. >> it is a first. london is making olympic history. the host city is a walking photo op. >> we still cannot believe we are here. we see olympic signs everywhere. >> signs of road closure and security. >> we have been assured that the security we have is appropriate to make sure we have a safe and secure games. >> an additional two -- 50,000 250,000 will be in london each day of the olympic games. >> i think security is on people's minds. >> public transportation is the best and sometimes the only way to get around the city. >> it is an awesome stadium. it is an awesome venue. we're looking forward to the matches. >> is london ready? they better be, because i am. >> it will be e

right now temperatures tolerable for this part of late july, last day of july.dity levels, dew point numbers up close to 70 making it feel close to 90. a more and more active weather pattern. you see the line of storms reaching all the way down into west virginia. the pattern is sop active because an area of coast lal low pressure moving north. new area developing over south carolina and a frontal boundary coming out of the midwest. it all adds up to a very unsettled active east coast setup that could feature more pop-up showers and storms tomorrow afternoon. you belt we'll lack are in that. nothing really over the top in terms of severity or the amount of rain coming down. look for pop-up showers or storms. wednesday we dry out. and thursday. friday, the next coastal system. we think it will pass offshore maryland. overnight 70. we stay muggy. your two degree guarantee. the first day of aug gust tomorrow night down to 70. still balmy. your seven-day forecast looking ahead to find the numbers to be on the hot side. we will get drier, but the august heat will be

better chance we'll see late- day storms. some could be on the strong side as we'll have a lot of heat and humidity around here. nothing going on right now. your morning commute will be fine but later today, i think in time for that evening rush hour, we have to be concerned about some storms. 100 in washington, 100 in manassas. 99 in fredericksburg. heat advisory in effect at 11:00. >> thank you. >>> time to say good morning to lauren demarco to so what is going on on the roads. >> we don't have to worry about any storms for the morning rush. things should be wrapping up with construction on the beltway. if you are traveling the american legion bridge, the right of your screen into virginia, you can see the lanes wide open, no delay. we did the construction near gallows road but that is being picked up. 66, no problems heading out off manassas towards centreville, everybody running at speed. 95 looks good through lorton up through springfield. georgetown pike west of walker road shut down because of a tree that fell and mela

it's late inning heroics. it was a great game.f you miss the end of the game, we have highlights for you. they're in milwaukee. they needed extra innings to decide. we have the highlights for you. it was a good one. that's for sure. plus a look at the skins first week of training camp and what progress has been made. sports is next. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> heading into today's see reese finale against milwaukee, the nationals were tied with new york yankees for the second best record in the lead. gonzalez on the mound going for his 14th win of the se

we well have sunshine mid and late day. right now our current forecast does call if a partly cloudy afternoon. we'll take our temperatures out of the 70s where most of us are sitting right now. we have 60s outside the beltway, we'll flip into the middle range 90s with the high humidity by later on this afternoon. >>> in fairfax county approximately 75 signals remain dark. other than that, on the marriage if you are fairs such as 95 here in springfield, it is only volume to contend with, with no major delays. coming up we'll look at area roads at 5:17. back to you guys. >>> at one point early saturday, well over half of dominion power's customers in northern virginia had no electricity. >> hit very, very hard, the number now is below 100,000. dominion spokesperson le that anderson is on the phone. >> good morning andrea and mike. >> reporter: where are the outages? >> right now we have 78800 customers without power, down from as you said, 450,000. our goal today is by the end of the day to have 80 to 85% of our customers res

a few clouds popping up late afternoon. by 6:00, back down to the mid 90s. sun rise is at 5:57. sunset, 8:31. i'll be back in ten minutes. danella is here now with a look the traffic. >>> looks like road work is affecting you as you look at road work. you should get by each work zone without any problem. outer loop as you approach new hampshire avenue, two right lanes are blocked at this time. just that entire way you're going to see the right lanes blocked. again, stick to the left. you should be okay. heading to virginia, also on the outer loop of the dulles toll road. only the right lane gets by the work zone there. as you continue towards i-66, only the right lane gets you by the work zone there as well. both of those should be any moment now. let's head over to the inner loop at beltway. gallows also has a work lane. if you're traveling on i-270, let's talk about your route in ten minutes. >>> in toronto, a barbecue ended in gunfire. two people are dead. 19 others injured, including a baby. the child's injuries are not serious. police say there was an exchange of gunfire at

late summer classic. you can call it late july classic with heat index values. humidity levels are excessive. by the way, an air quality alert issued as well for the baltimore area. a lot of levels. 80s. will we get a break by the end of the week. we got it coming up. >> how would you could like to win a billion dollars. how about that? the state of maryland did that during the last fiscal year even with more gambling. roosevelt leftwich has more. >> reporter: for the past 15 years this has seen an average growth of 5% to 10%. this year is no exception, the lottery, even in the stays of inisn't that competition, continues to do well. if it weren't were a -- were a jackpot, this would be the biggest in year. despite the competition from another casino -- >> you have a casino player, a lottery player. there's not a lot of crossover. if if they do, they budget their money and spend a little bit on lottery and a little bit on the casino. one doesn't necessarily take away from the other. >> reporter: he said there were plenty of casino players before. they were just

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that means we could see late day showers or storms. our day planner is going to try to squeak in a little bit of sunshine from time to time but we're talking it partly sunny overall. should top out in the middle range pushing the upper 80s. it will feel better as our winds are starting to shift out of the north and northeast. doppler radar is quiet. the immediate area for doppler 9000 looks great around the beltway region we still have some moisture pushing toward the eastern shore. looking at moisture off toward the west as well. i'm not expecting to develop anything significant for us till later this afternoon. around noontime that's when we'll see the opportunity for the showers and storms. a muggy start today with the next days ahead look pretty good as the temperatures should be a little bit below average. >>> a couple of issues that you should be aware of. generally speaking in the metropolitan area with the storms that came through, tree debris, high standing water, and sing natural lights out in parts

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it's not just the late shift.ious research has already linked all irregular work shifts to high blood pressure diabetes and obesity. canadian researchers say working anything other than regular daytime hours can increase your risk of having a heart attack by 23 percent and increase your risk of having a stroke by 5 percent. still for many working odd hours is a necessary evil. the study suggests that being vigilant about risk factor modification is the best way to handle this. what does that mean? workout eat right if you have vascular issues already recognize treatment is more important for you. the big challenge try to get enough sleep. see you back here at 9 on monday. >> diane macedo. thank you. >>> earlier in the show we asked you to brew on this. new york city grocery store has streamlined you could say all of what they think are guy products into one aisle. this in order to help men get in and out of the store more easily. that includes beef jerky beer and condoms. >> we want to know what you think is this

has, by late afternoon and evening hours. tomorrow morning, down by the mid 70s. another hot and humid day but not as hot. low to mid 90s. a lot of clouds around. likely afternoon showers and thunder showers. right now a change in the forecast. looks like we might have more showers and thunder showers lingering into friday. yesterday didn't look like that was going to happen but there may be a low pressure forming along the front that will cause that on friday. but the much dryer air still looking on tap for the freaked. only a slight chance of thunder shower on saturday. highs in the near 80s. danella, good morning. >> right now checking things out if you're traveling along route 50 in maryland. travel lanes are open. and, in fact, i'll give you a live look as you make your way past davidsonville road. westbound looks good heading into the city. if you're traveling westbound making your way toward 301 and the beltway and inside the beltwayen connecting to new york avenue. no accidents to report at this time. heading over to i-95 in virginia. live look at the occo

just heard 874 is running 30 minutes late and 870 is running 10 to 15 minutes late. just want to let you know that hov restrictions are lifted on 270, on 66 inside the beltway in virginia. 95, 395 you have hov restrictions this morning. we'll go to our camera, as you can see right now volumes are increasing on our major thoroughfares. luckily no major incidents to report here on 95 or 395. we'll keep you posted coming up in my next report at 5:36. you are watching 9news now. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who's good with money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now on this monday morning. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm mike haiduk. if you are watching us, be glad. we are hoping more and more people get the power on today. here's monika samtani. >> busy morning. olga has a look at the temperatures today. a little bit of relief. >> reporter: folks are getting a good deal right now. still sitting in the 70s

that's where the cold front will spark off some showers and numerous tlorm numerous thunderstorms lateoday. the dangerous heat continues in the middle of the country. we're watching thunderstorms from minneapolis to chicago along that front. if you're watching us on 2 news in dayton, ohio, one of the most prehistoric looking creatures on early, that's the alligator snapping turtle at crunch. that's your early event of the day. >> alligator snapping turtle? >> i bet he could snap your finger. >> i bet you're right about that. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines and entertainment news. following the tragedy in colorado, hollywood studios have joined together. warner brothers, which distributes "dark knight rises" has been joined by other studios in withholding this weekend box office numbers until later today. estimated box office earnings are normally released sunday with studios itching to claim bragging rights come monday morning. >>> after feuding jackson family members reported catherine jackson missing. she was reported safe and with a family member in that sta

classic late summer pattern. >> less humid. >> for two days. >> two days. more abc 2news coming up. >> first a look at night line. >> coming up, with more and more americans renting everything from cars to furniture we asked, does it make more sense to rent instead of buy? >>> and the coach of the new dream team tell us their game plan for olympic gold. that's coming up on night line. the car on the left was filled up with low detergent gasoline. while the car on the right was filled up with bp gasoline with invigorate. which helps clean and protect its engine so it can get a few more miles per tank than the car on the left. . >>> plenty of fish in the sea not as far as these two are concerned. they look pretty happy. couple of silver -- at the santa mona pier have no issues of showing a little pda. they kiss over and over again and -- followed each other. they tend to spawn in early summer but you knowhow they say, never to late. >> another one of those tapes. listen. this kitty would have a story to tell. he nearly lost a life when his plans to stick arou

>> so some skits from the late show.'ve done thousands of interviews now and thousands of monologues. if i said you've got five minutes left to live, you can relive any moment from any of those shows. >> so this is the positive part of the interview, i've got five minutes left to live. >> yeah, you've got five minutes left to live. what would you go for. >> which guest? >> or a moment or something where you thought it defined or you for whatever reason was particularly memorable. >> okay. well, you know, i did a very silly remote once where we found a group of baseball players that play baseball in late 19th century rules. they do it in the costume with the mustaches. so i went out and put on the mustache and spoke in that sort of turn of the century baseball and it was so me. i've always said whenever i go, don't even give a eulogy, just show that piece. and it only lasts a few minutes. but it's me with the big mustache and acting like a complete ass. and that's my favorite thing to do. it was right in my wheel house, s