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let's get a check on the caskey. from adam >> temperatures are not so bad. 60's. let's look at the numbers. e're in the 60's to near 70 degrees. 89 is the high temperature this afternoon. about a 30% chance of a thunderstorm. heat.l late july south easterly breeze at 3 to 8. ss in mid 80's tomorrow -- high in the mid 80's tomorrow. >> this is kenilworth avenue. you can see the cones on the of the road. nothing complicated to report in virginia. everything will be open through springfield and open on 395. newschopper7 in just a little .hile news.e >> the man arrested for the shooting inr expected to be today.y charged yesterday funerals were held in of thetates for some victims. the survivors says he to pray for the gunmen. he would like to meet holmes. >> i would say i would forgive you and i would ask if i could him.for every person deserves forgiveness. >> he says he can forgive ho mes does want him to spend the rest of his life in prison. prosecutors say neil prescott charged after he psychiatric evaluation. authorities found guns and apartment. in his >> investigators trying to find file

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s. let's turn it over to john collins for a look at how the weather will be tonight. >> temperatures will back off from the hundred's -- the 100's earlier this afternoon. we have dropped back to 97. the inner harbor is not reporting. the thermometer broke. at bwi marshall, the new high was 103 degrees. virtually all of the readings are in the 100's right now. 102 is the reading at the airport. with the high temperatures, that is a lot of moisture in the air. we have a light breeze at 10 miles an hour. it feels like 104 at the airport. it feels like almost 110 it solves. . 105 at westminster. -- it feels like almost 110 at salisbury. sheldon dutes is in the heat and monitoring. he tells us what it is like at the stadium. >> it is very toasty outside. i use this as the one excuse out of the year to wear shorts to work today. firefighters at the african- american festival have treated up to 20 people for heat-related illnesses. folks are determined to have fun and trying to stay cool. as temperatures climbed into triple digits, people at the african-american festival did whatever they could

a bit gusty however for this morning's commute with 60's & 70's. let us press forward by 3:00 p.m.ons of the north bay. and south of san jose will also be in record territory. by 3:00 p.m. at the warmest times will be the coast and the bay. as we go towards inland rapidly approaching the '90s. here is the view for the temperatures. fairfield, and 90's. also be the warm areas. the san ramon valley, the santa clara valley also 80s. and upper 70's in sunnyvale. as you make your way throughout the day. '70s in oakland with a mixture of 80s across the north bay. a quick look your kron 4 7 day around the bay with conditions to cool towards mid-week. we can feel that in the east bay. 80 degrees today. 79 on thursday. with quite a cool down. a bit of a cold, but not as dramatic as the east bay. >> good morning a pretty good commute. we are not tracking any hot spots. no unusual hotspots. let us take a look at the bay bridge. an easy drive. 9-11. with the san mateo. it is problem-free. problem-free also on the right side but no delays associated but just backed up. from the self 101 commute

let's look at the current conditions. upper 60's temperature-wise. the wind is calm and that is our forecast. partly cloudy skies. some could see an isolated shower. high temperature of 89 degrees. we could really use some rain and i do not see a lot on the horizon. >> one problem in howard county in colombia along columbia road near can mills road. closures are in effect along columbia road because of a fatal accident -- . we will keep you posted. 63 on southbound 95. moving well through howard county. on the northwest corner of the beltway, 64 as you make your approach to 795. 62 through the parkville region on the north side of the beltway. here's a quick live look at traffic. the harrisburg expressway is very light traffic all the way down to the beltway. this is 95 in harford county south of mountain road and we're problem free. southbound traffic moving well all the way down to the fort mchenry. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> anne arundel county police chief james teare decides to step down. >> the resignation was announced on wedne

s. let's go to john collins in the insta-weather center. >> it is already heating up considerably. kind of a hazy sunshine. the airport is already up to 96 degrees. it is at the noon hour, and already up to 96 degrees. humidity it does not look impressive. at 46% humidity, but with that heat, that is a lot of moisture in the air. we only have a light was a breeze of about 10 miles an hour. warnings towards the philadelphia. that will extend towards the rest of the day to day and evening hours. just a quick reference point -- in april, one of 90-degree day. four so far in july. today is the fifth day we have had a 90-plus. 18 so far this summer season. that is a lot, and we're still counting. >> coming up on a week without power for thousands of marylanders. more than 49,000 customers are entering their sixth day without electricity and air- conditioning, and nearly half of them are in baltimore county. nadia ramdass has more on the efforts by the bge crews to get the lights on as they entered the home stretch. >> wight avenue and charles street, another community is without power,

s. let's look to the current conditions. 70 at the airport. 68 in jarrettsville. a mixture of sun and clouds. humidity is going to go up and we'll see a 30% chance for a thunderstorm. high temperature between 90 and 95. >> 4:57. 67 degrees on tv hill. our continuing coverage after this storm. >> utility workers from all over the country are making their way to maryland to help restore power. we'll have the latest coming up. >> some people are still wondering when their power will be back on. including business owners. >> we have several incidents on the road including one i [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. i am stan stovall. another hot day in store today. >> it feels better this morning. we're still making it into the menopause. it did feel better yesterday. the humidity will increase to

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s. let's look at temperatures now. 73 in berkeley springs, 77 in winchester fredericksburg and 80 degrees. 81 in lking george, 82 in lorton. mostly sunny conditions, 100 degrees, feeling hotter. tomorrow, 102 degrees and maybe warmer air by the afternoon. slight chance of storms tomorrow, better chance on sunday. not a washout. now to steve. >> 395 near landmark, at duke street it's moving nicely up to the 14th street bridge and into the district, a smooth ride. hov restrictions are in effect. no problems all the way into town from alexandria and arlington. 270 near 118 in germantown everything looks good. no delays in germantown and all the way to the lane divide and onto the inner loop or outer loop of the beltway. everything is moving well over to the springfield interchange. no problems. lanes all theopen from prince william county. >> a developing story in college park, maryland. prince george's county police will release more details on an officer involved shooting death of a suspect to the hospital. this happens late last night in the 4700 block of lakeland road on the edge of a ca

let's go to chicago. 's ray as fresh as a solo home run. hold on, take a close look at this. the ball goes right into the back of the vendor. no word on his condition but you know that had to hurt. here it comes, look out. for golf fans, the second round of the british open starts and the dough a few hours. -- in a few hours. he did -- he is in the house with a 600 par. tiger woods went out and birded the first 47 holes. he salvaged a bogey on the 15th. he hit all but one fair way. back at 67. >> i feel like i played well today. i hit it well. i was very close on making a few more putts. i am very pleased with that. i have to hit a little harder. >> have you seen this teenage australian hurdler? she is the top of the olympic world and has a unique warmup routine. they say gold is in her future. she should be dancing with the stars. look how she loosens up. she wins it easily. she is lighting up the internet for a warmup routine. remember that name. jeremy lin was introduced by the rockets today, one day after rg iii signed his deal 3 and lot side with the colts -- andrew luck

s. let's take a look at the big picture. the heat goes on!are almost four degrees warmer than last year. we have it scattered clouds and very muggy temps with temps reaching the mid to high 90's. temperatures will reach at 77 degrees tonight with mild winds. today's high temperature will reach 100 degrees and then on wednesday it will cool down to 87 degrees. that will feel like air-conditioned weather for us after days like this the crops are really taking a beating with out the rain. >> it is time for today's triviaforwhy do fish swim in schools? the answer is it is time for a look at your sports. with the clock ticking down the chicago bears have agreed to renew a four year contractt with matt forte. the new contract is worth at $32,000,000.80 sell he would be among the highest-paid running backs in the nfl. >> the chicago cubs' lead arizona... garza struck out seven batters the only mistake he made it during a game was when he slipped off a routine play. the white sox are playing in kansas city and are scoreless in the first when a line d

. >> and let's turn now, what a busy day it s let's talk about the weather for the weekend. >> this ise doppler 7 hd. you can see low clouds cleared away from the coastline, sunny skies from coast to inland and quite a warm up under way now. temperatures 92 degrees in santa rosa. there is 93 in livermore, 83 mountain view. 66 in san francisco. there is fog returning to the coast. hot inland and cooler tuesday and wednesday. warm days are headed our way. there is a temperatures starting to rise, and will continue rising for three days or so before we get a major cool down. tonight fog return together coast. low temperatures tropping only into mid to upper 50s and mild overnight. we'll start at ak in the moshing and there is a spot of it that will be mild on the coast. highs there into 60s tomorrow, 70s to 80s ash the bay. mid to upper 90s inland. let's start in the south bay. high temperatures into mid to upper 80s tomorrow. there is 90 in los gatos, highs ranging from 75 in millbrae to low to mid 80s in redwood city and mountain view. mid-60s on the coast. and downtown san francisco th

s. let's check on the j.f.x. at ruxton road. no delays southbound from ruxton road towards the city. 50 at sandy point at the bay bridge is moving well. to and from the bay bridge is equally smooth at this hour. we will keep you posted on the delays. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. it is a quiet start. it will be warmer this afternoon than yesterday. 71 at the airport. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperature will make it into the upper 90's. there is a chance for a few scattered showers and thunderstorms. take an umbrella with you. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles and the rays wrapped up their series today. the orioles get hammered last night. fans have not settled in their seats at camden yards. desmond jennings hits the first pitch into the flat court. then a bad break. a bad hop keeps the inning alive. johnson, two more runs and it is 5-0 tampa. david price on the mound. jose lobaton into the fla

the heat showed no scienign s o letting up. temperatures were expected to top 100 degrees after hitting triple digits yesterday, including a statewide record of 113 degrees. >> kind of like an oven. >> reporter: in atlanta today, organizers at a youth football camp were taking no chances. for every ten minutes of play -- >> we have a five minute water break. >> reporter: a five-minute water break and the city opened the pool to the public free of charge. >> we know that the temperatures were getting this high this weekend, we couldn't wait to get to the pool. >> reporter: and kate, if all that weren't enough, this heat is expected to last well into next week, and the local utility this afternoon is making robocalls to residents who don't have power warning them it could be a full week before the lights come back on. kate. >> mike in washington. how long does the heatwave last? for more we turn to mike seidel in washington, d.c. what's the holiday week look like? >> it's hot but not quite as hot because today was another scorche

s let's check in with lauren lister to see what's on today's agenda laura and what are you working on over there either liz well ben bernanke the chairman of the federal reserve was on the hill today and anytime he is there is plenty of fodder for discussion analysis of course a fair share of criticism and today will be no different they're saying that a scenario in which the g.a.o. would really truly audit the fed and that congress would have more ability to audit the fed's business was a nightmare scenario according to bernie he and to one point he's got it right because while the fed's interests are problematic it would be problematic i can see if congress had more ability to impact fed's interest so what is the answer and then we will talk to the person that so many people want to hear way and on the fed and that is lou rod rockwell of the ludwig von niece's institute on all things fed and ben bernanke he as well as p.s.g. has some revelations of come out from the c.e.o. suicide notes before he attempted to kill himself we'll talk about what those indicate to lauren thanks for tha

s. let's get an update on traffic. >> we have been checking out 66 and 95 in virginia, pretty good.g on 395. looks pretty decent between the beltway and the 14th street bridge. looks good in baltimore on 95, 70, between baltimore and hagerstown running at a good pace. 270 traffic starting to grow in volume between 8109. mass-transit running on normal service. we will take you to newschopper 7. there's a crash in rockville maryland. they are hauling away everything on shady grove road. traffic is able to get through. one lane blocked. the police officers are getting ready to leave that area completely. how about that? >> glad to see some movement. 78 degrees. >> still to come, you don't mess with the queen. kathy lee gifford who's the man? i'm the man! [ molly ] wash your paws, mr. man! [ female announcer ] think your kids are gettgg a dependable clean -in the bathroom? -[ gasps ] [ female announcer ] think again. try charmin ultra strong. for a clean that passes inspection with fewer pieces left behind. its diamondweave texture is soft and more durable versus the ultra rippled brand

s. let's get a look at one of the live whether cameras. this is up the road in north arlington.ly clear. booking off to the south and southeast is actually a breathtaking. it literally was breathtaking when you think about how hot it was last week. 100 degrees or higher several days in a row. 11 days in a row at 95 or higher. a new record high at reagan national of 102. and a new record at dulles at 101. 83 in washington/dulles right now. 86 at the nation's capital. the cold front has pushed to the south and that is acting as a firing line at the atmosphere. he almost see a straight edge -- you almost see a straight edge of thunderstorms. will jesse isolated showers or rumble of thunder especially -- we will jesse isolated showers or a rumble of thunder especially in washington. maybe a brief shower overnight but otherwise a partly sunny day tomorrow. straight through the next several days, more of the same, generally made 80's and storage sheds is increasing by friday. on the weekend, it will be more humid and more showers and storms. >> as you know, tonight is the all-star bre

let's check the forecast with meteorologist adam caskey. >> it's monday morning 4:31. we had a shift in temperatures on saturday. record cold by temperatures on saturday. it's gotten to be and the mid 90's today with humidity. let's look at the numbers right now. 72 at dulles airport 70 in cumberland and martinsburg. 76 at reagan national, 80 degrees at quantico, 75 in lexington park. spotty afternoon thunderstorms after lunchtime. hot and sticky, mid 90's. tomorrow, mid 90's, tens of storms again. a little cooler and less humid on wednesday. wednesday will be the best day all week. now to lisa. >> branch avenue southbound is closed because of an automobile accident. that's going out of clinton into waldorf. no. found 5, everything is getting by. police have a detour. interstate travel looks good. clearing overnight construction mostly. no major problems on 81 70, 95 between richmond and baltimore, travel times working in your favor. now back to you. >> in a few hours the accused gunman in friday's movie theater shooting in aurora colorado, is scheduled to appear in court. >> james jones will make a brief appearance and he will not enter a plea. he might have killed more people if his g

back to you guys. >> thanks so much, alex. >>> let's talk about yahoo! this morning. yahoo!'s board slated to meet today to meet the company's ongoing ceo search ahead of tomorrow's shareholder meeting. senior analyst jordan rohan is standing by on the "squawk" news line with the latest. let's talk about what it looks like. looses like ross levinson, current interim ceo will get to keep his job? >> well f you think about it, yahoo!'s had, i think, five ceos in the last five years. ross is doing a very good job getting things done with an organization that's gone through this much change and drama and trauma, if you will. i think it would be foolish for the board to conclude the board should change it up again and try to start anew. >> here's the question, jordan. ross is like, to me, like terry semel, a media guy, advertising guy. that's what he does. he's not a tech guy. when people think about the companies that have succeeded in silicon valley, there has always went been pressure to have somebody who understands tech, think google, think -- all of the sites that actually wo

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s. [laughter] >> let us get one last look at the forecast exceed the heat and humidity is back for the weekend. enjoy today and tomorrow. daytime highs in the upper 80's. a slight chance of a shower or two south and west of d.c. back into the 90's on saturday and sunday. >>the stretch of hot weather is going to continue for at least another seven days. >> 90's do not look that bad when you have had 103

s. >>> let's take a look at a graphic.ot necessarily going to be a coolerless humid day but it certainly is not going bad. 93 as the high, that's the good side of the stalled front. you bet it is given the temperatures and heat indexes we have had. max heat index today 96, could be a couple passing showers around. here is sharon gibala with traffic control. >>> good morning. if you are just about the head out, the good news is we yeared up the accident -- we cleared up the accident on the betway. beltway. the one on 295 is blocking the left and right lane. water main break downtown still blocking lite street. at that time going to -- blocking light street. speeds still slow on the west side, 43 is your average. 95 there's a live look, just north of white marsh, you'll have to tap your brakes between here and the 895 split. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. professional animal control services. call 888-888-hoenl. home. -- home. >>> we're coming off a very extreme 24 hours in our region.

s&p 500. they say the proof is in the numbers. let's talk broader markets. currently down by 89 points. we're certainly off the session lows. they were down about 115 to the downside. continuing over the past six tuesdays we have had a turn around after bad mondays, but today is not going to be like that. >> alcoa wasn't has bad as some people expected yesterday after the bell. >> it had very low ball expectations. >> yes, but the ceo certainly seemed so say that the lum in a market was holding up getter than some people perhaps thought it was. the auto industry continues to do well, but earnings season didn't get off to the whiner that people thought it would. >> i know a lot of people think there are better global telling out there ann alcoa. copping up next, we're coming right back with the closing count down. >> after the bell, you will only see this on cnbc. our scott cohn has been combing the country looking for the best state for business. ap test scores 138%. >>> welcome back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. let's go to the charts to tell

s and. let's move on and take a look at us. because they just opened that assertion and we can see little games for both the dow and the last like investors are really has to make any big moves out after today's surge on the market and also head over to the over the sun coming up in the of this week as well now if we continue on to luxury goods as was mentioned earlier shares in this industry are the fall in the financial turmoil around the world and of course we sent our very own kitty pilgrim to find out why that is. the global financial crisis is not a topic people shopping around this part of town particularly worried about i'm here in moscow on one of the most exclusive stories i'm talking fabulous people designer labels and of course found as well and this is the exact market savvy investors tapping into right now trying to make false cash out of people that love to spend it all a perfect example of this in recent years would be michael cools is a high end fashion house they've been producing clothes for over thirty years

s. >>> let's check in with sharon gibala at traffic control. >> good morning. we cleared up the accident on major readways now we have three -- roadways now we have three in the city. east center at saint paul and homestead. we still have that water main break downtown if you're taking light street. it's blocked. art scape closures if effect downtown. the ramp from southbound jfx to southbound saint paul is closed until 6:00 a.m. monday. you're also looking at several closures around there. a downed tree still there in pasadena at olivia way. no delays out there on the beltway or on 95. there's a live look at 95 just north of maryland 24. looking good in that shot. the roads still wet. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. your car, your deal, now is the time the make the jump and see how many ways there are the save when you buy right. back over to you guys. >>> let's go straight to gigi barnett. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. how are you guys? >> doing quite well. yourself? >> reporter: doing good. i was driving the other day

you can see where that storm s let's zoom into this storm.ave the severe thunderstorm warning until 6:00. it includes hay market, it does not include manassas. if you live in and around manassas, off to the west, warrenton, you're seeing that storm right now. not a whole lot of lightning, but you could see 40, 50, 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts here. watch out for this storm. it's current will you right over 15. effecting a lot of new that area. up to the north, north of frederick, along 15. you can take 15 all the way up and find more storms to the south of thurmont and to the rest of westminster. getting choked up by the storms. more of them back to the west here around martinsburg. we will continue to see these storms developing. as we widen out, here's more storminess here. this is what i'm worried about. this is a cold pool aloft, once they come over our warm air, they may create some storms. 98 degrees the current temperature out there. winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. everybody on the warm side. 97 in laplata. 97 in culpep

let's see if we have a jump in temperatures. >> temperatures mainly in the 60's. comfortable start to our morning. the way we like it. let's look at the numbers. 76 at reagan national. 66 in manassas. same in gaithersburg. 66 in hagerstown. winchester, 63. lexington park, at 77. not much in terms of clouds. mostly sunny for the majority of day. scattered clouds developing into afternoon hours. we have high pressure over head another day. that will bring us a lot of sunshine. have some pop-up slightstorms with a of one around the metro area. dry on we will remain monday. 85 degrees by noon. 89 degrees for the high at 4:00 p.m. 30% chance of a thunderstorm. a few thunderstorms possible the night as well. partly cloudy skies tonight. a few degrees cooler tomorrow. mid 80'sfor high -- highs. moreced rain chances to and wednesday. notice the temperatures back the 90's by the end of the week. sunday. by said that's the it.we liked i let's see if we like it better the roads. this is 395. moving just fine from the the pentagon up to the 14th street bridge and onto freeway.

.- and '60s--and 70's. let it looks like 81! and san jose. and we see it will be 83 in evergreen.the mid-upper 80s for the valley. the warm spots will be 89 degrees in fairfield. 88 in antioch. 66. warmer as we go towards the peninsula. widespread 70's & 80's. all and all, a great day. sunshine and it looks like we will hang onto that warm weather pattern with a return to the '90s. '70s. now let us get a quick update on your commute. >> good morning a good drive. not impacting any late construction or hot spots. taking a look at the westbound bridge. this is about as easy as it gets with problems and delayed- free. the right side is it the commute correction no backups, no issues. also the golden gate is smooth. with no delays. and as you go itsel--south. plenty of green on the maps. even the five b zero is lighter-than- normal. and out of the alta mont area of still looking decent. the 101 northbound no backups. it is an easy trip through marin county. 101 the southbound. >> and also unique is going to have the construction tonight through 5:00 a.m. on monday. they are going to b

s again. we have more thunderstorms coming. let's get you started. nation's capital, it is beautiful. there is no threat of activity tonight. temperatures will drop in the overnight hours. upper 60's, near 70 in the suburbs. not much of a breeze. in the breezes will be appreciated. 88 right now in king george. they received over an inch of rain. 87 infrederick -- frederick. the official height at reagan national airport this afternoon was 95. 90 degrees reported on the eastern shore. 91 in fredericksburg. temperatures are pretty much as should be for early july. maybe a degree or to hire. but tomorrow, then you will feel more of that oppressive heat in the air. moment, dew point temperatures, upper 50's, low 60's. about 35%.y is all that is going to start ramping up. the heat is starting to build. this weekend in atlanta, they said all kinds of records. we are not seeing that level. humidity levels will start to creep up again. looking at some of the longer range computer models, there is any cool pushed of air in the immediate future. like to date w

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let's take a look. radar show s that we have a front that's to our north that's going to be pushing into this region. that's the trigger for the storms. add that to the fuel that's already in place, these dew points and the heat and we can have some very strong thunderstorms firing up through the afternoon. the storm prediction center out of nor man, oklahoma has issued a slight risk area for us, expect for the lower eastern shore, the entire state is going to be under a slight risk for severe thunderstorm. gusty winds and strong downpours. we will continue to keep you posted. we will have your complete forecast in just a moment. >> thank you very much. first warning weather coverage continues now with derek valcourt at the poor pool -- pool at the park. good afternoon, derek. >> reporter: good afternoon. a lot of folks already jumping in the pool, just opened its doors a couple minutes ago. as you can imagine kids were lining up wait withing to get in. -- were lining up waiting to get in. this is the 11th heat advi

s line. all kinds of coupons, tim. let's take a look at the seven day forecast. hot there.ith upper 90s. 100. tuesday. wednesday. then temperatures, drastically cool off, friday, saturday, sunday. that kind of heat where it is hot inland, cool at the coastline. >> thank you, jeff. thank you for joining us. hope to see you again for local news at 6:00. and nightly news is next. see you soon. i'll have the $4 everyday value slam with... bacon. wait... yeah... well, yeah, bacon. and my eggs sunny side-up. no, umm, over-easy. the $4 everyday value slam. one of 4 great choices for $4 off the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's.

s. let's take a look at the number started up in the south bay. upper 80s and low 90s expected.r san leandro. seven degrees expected for downtown san francisco. as we take a look at your 7 day around the bay we are expecting a cooling trend. we're expecting all the bush inland and cooling off to the low 80s. >>marty: house and the stick look at the area a all. the giants and a's are 2 of the hottest teams since the all-star break. on saturday the giants and the lead exchanged elite. the oakland a's are now 8-2 in the last 10 games. there are just 6.5 games out of first place. they are looking to sleep the bronx bombers today at the coliseum. when we come back will have today's edition of people behaving badly. but >>marty: believes in watsonville are trying to find to suspect's responsible for drive-by shooting at home on saturday night. police say they responded to a home on the 200 block of hushed by cabinet. it said that the suspects fired multiple rounds into the home that was occupied by tim and. no one was injured in the gunfire and the shooting remains under investigation

highs and back into the 90's by sunday and monday. let'sour commute. >> an accident just happened on the beltway near braddock road. that has affected traffic near tyson's. construction is at university boulevard -- only the three left lanes are getting by, but that will still keep troubled times in your favor. not only in maryland but on i- 95 between richmond and baltimore. taking your live to a picture of 95. headlights are northbound. >> thanks so much. it is four-o'clock 56. 71 degrees outside. >> still ahead want to get out of a bad date? >> three d.c. city council members are joining the list of those calling for mayor vincent gray to step down after charges relating to his campaign. >> and we are just a few hours away of what could be an explosive report as to what penn state officials knew about the child sex scandal. >> oh! jesus christ! >> and some fishermen went home empty-handed after a shark decided to snatch their catch. good morning, washington at 5:00 begins right now.

let's look at the forecast. mid 90's today and tomorrow. you met with late-day and thunderstorms possible as early as lunchtime today. there will be slow moving heavy rain showers through the evening. wednesday, breaks from the humidity, and 80's. here are the high temperatures. 98 in chicago. in the 90s across most of america today. thunderstorms possible up and down the eastern seaboard and in the upper midwest. 98 in chicago with thunderstorms. back to you. >> thank you. 6:14. pictures of the toll that the nationwide drought is having. >> fighting back against hiv/aids, a preview of the conference that sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering sfx: sounds of marching band and crowd cheering so, i'm walking down the street, x: sounds of marching band and d crowd cheering just you know walking, sfx: sounds of marching band and crd cheering and i found myself in the middle of this parade honoring america's troops. which is actually quite fitting because geico has been serving e military for over 75 years. aawh no, look, i know this is

s. it is 10 degrees cooler. expect to see that in the seven- day. details coming up. now let us get to traffic. >> good morning. let us get you up-to-date for heading out this hour. 295 we have a next and then we did we have an accident. inner loop right at 130. it is off to the side. all lanes are open toward stevenson. the light between -- it is light on baltimore. art skate close third -- artscape closures in effect. let us take a look at delays are our cameras. the northwest corner of the beltway coming off the road, we are moving well all the way down the west side. you may get to break at 140 with the accident on the shoulder. that is the very latest. >> new this morning, police are trying to figure out what caused an accident in southwest baltimore. police responded just before 11:00 p.m. there was someone injured in a crash. there is no word of the victim's current conditions. >> heat related deaths to storm damages, the severe weather just keeps coming. storms make quite a bit of noise on wednesday. >> those were related to two house fires. the first happened at 6:00

if we finish in the red, that will make five days in a row for the dow and the s&p 500. so let's get right to the panels. >> yes, we will get on the hot button issues. we have rick santelli and brian shactman. things really started to worsen as soon as those headlines crossed the hires. >> there wasn't necessarily a shock about the valuation of the economy, i think that was made clear in the statement, and all of data the traders seemed to follow with cnbc. i think the shock was they anticipated more discussion about forming new qe programs beyond the extension of the twist. they were disappointed, they moved down, there was not a similar move in treasuries. the big news today was at 1:00 eastern, and off the charts crazy high demand, one out of the highest i have seen in many years, if ever. >> that's extraordinary. i'm looking at the banks here and it's interesting to note that the banks are trading higher here. that's certainly one of the bether performing groups. you like the financials, right? >> i do, and i think this earnings season, across the board, not just for financia