what are going to be the best and worst times to travel, lon?k right now would be a great time. as you said, traffic is much lighter right now but it's going to be very heavy later today. no question about it. we're projecting about 700,000 motor is on the road. so no matter how you're going, if you're flying, we're projecting air is going to be up as well. 800,000 washingtonians will be traveling this weekend. >> all this despite gas pries being higher this weekend, right, lon? >> gas prices are certainly up. they're about $3.79 a gallon right now. and of course we've seen them go up by 10 criminals in the last two -- 10 cents in the last two days because of the isaac effect and the fact they had to shut down the refineries in the gulf. hopefully that will be a short- term problem. >> lon, i've been talking to you for years about the heavy traffic during holiday weekends. what safety tips are you suggesting for this particular one? >> well, as we've discussed, traffic is going to be very heavy. if you want to avoid that, either leave early or l

it is lon andersen from aaa. we must formally introduce the segment. boys and girls, it is time for ask the weather guys. it is still see named. tucker barnes and i put our heads together to answer your most pressing questions weather- related or otherwise and sometimes we have guests as well to help us. and how would you say this name, jennifer lefergie. jennifer, thank you for writing in. she asks, it seems like there are more traffic accidents on the highways in d.c. during the summer. is this true? well, tucker and i, neither of us knew so we called lon from aaa. it's simple question. is it true. >> but it is not a pimple answer. i'm not sure that there are more crashes during the summer but we've got several things going and, you know, of a he got a bone to pick with you, tucker. >> great. >> the weather has been a contributor. i have to have some body work done recently. and the shops told me that they are full of cars because of your weather. now, you may have a picture -- now, that is my explorer after your weather got done with it. >> wasn't t

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aren't we, lon? >> oh, boy, we really are. we're projecting 800,000 washingtonians heading out of town for this holiday weekend and about 700,000 or 87% of them are going to be on the roads. but that doesn't mean that you get off free if you're flying. we're also projecting a lot of folks, about 8% of the folks are going to be flying, too. so matter how you're going out of town, you're going to have a lot of company, but especially on the roads. if you haven't left for the ocean yet, you haven't gone across the bay bridge, better get started. >> give us annual idea of what are the best times to travel, especially today. >> well, the sooner you can get away today would be really good because we're anticipating later this afternoon you're going to have that terrible mix of commuters as well as travelers. so it's going to be crowded late this afternoon. of course same thing for the return on monday. monday afternoon is going to be very crowded. so early today, early monday, but later in both of those days is going to be bad. or m

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residents now have to make appointments if they wish to seek payments from chev lon. the oil company said too many people showed up an hour after the center opened. >> mitt romney made news with this choice of imcongressman paul ryan, i believe it was wisconsin -- as his running mate. introducing him became a slip of the lip. >> join me in welcoming the next president of the united states, paul ryan. every now and then i make a mistake. >> i did not make a mistake with this guy, and i he can toll teleyou this here, going to be the next vice-president of the united states. >> ryan is best known for the plan to remake medicare and severely cut the budget, and his selection was applauded by carrtives, experts wonder about his impact on state with elderly populations. >> alan: the sounds land music festival will continue on sunday but a lot of neighbors might spend the rest of the weekend covering their ears up. 65,000 people packed the parks polo field to hear metallic metallica on saturday evening. residents have to live with the extra noise and crowd. the concert promo

. >>> en una noticia que afecta a su bolsillo en estados unidos el precio promedio de goo lon de gasolinaevron. >>> al estudio pone en la mira lo que cuesta a estados unidos que una parte de la poblaciÓn masculina no haya sido sometida a la circuncisiÓn. ross mary tiene dos hijos varones y a a ningÚn le hizo la circuncisiÓn.>>> pienso que como las hembras son virgen los varones tambiÉn.>>> segÚn investigaciÓn de la escuela de medicina de john hopkins bebes que no han sido sometido a este procedimiento a la adultez son mÁs propensos al cancer y enfermedades venÉreas y ademÁs, de representar goos tos mro nas rÍos al gobierno. >>> el hombre que tiene circuncisiÓn tiene incidencia menor de cierta enfermedades como papiloma humano que es lo que provoca. >>> mÁs de 211% de bebÉs que no son cÍro kuns dado sufrirÁn infecciÓn aumentarÍa el nÚmero de diagnÓstico de virus de sida mÁs casos de virus de papiloma humano y 18% mÁs el riesgo en mujeres>>>esto seria 317 dÓlares en gasto por cada niÑo que no fue sometido a circuncisiÓn. >>> en 10 aÑos los gastos sobre pasa rÍan 4 mil millones de dÓlares. >

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the head.../.lon-on's... charged with... first degree murder. the search is on for the killer of a transgendered person shot in his home. home.lance johnson lived in this rowhome on north eutaw place near whitelock street.... a 40-year-old man.. known to his neighbors as traceysomeone shot and killed johnson at about 1-30 in the morning july 5. bullets missed two other people in the home. police have a sketch of the suspect.. (lt. col. green) "the police department and the community must work together in order to bring this individual off the street. he's killed someone, he's a threat, he's a danger." danger." police believe the suspect met johnson outside his home that morning.. and may have been involved in a sexual transaction.anyone with information should call police stay ahead of the criminals stalking your neighborhood. sign up for our exclusive spotcrime webiste, only through fox45. it's the nation's most powerful crime tracking software and it let's you know the areas criminals are targeting in baltimore. he's... known ...as the man...

that's the hope as he continues to rack up the gold in lon don. jessica katara has a look at what's next for the most decorated olympian of all time. >> reporter: maryland and the country have fepts fever. >> ant what -- have phelps fever. >> want to congratulate michael phelps. most medals ever. >> it's great he's from baltimore. >> reporter: baltimore bullet michael phelps becomes the most decorated olympic athlete ever. >> i get very emotional about it. >> reporter: his star power has endured for years. now he's expected to gain even more exposure with a broader appeal. >> miss marketability is going to go -- his marketability is going to go through the roof. a lot of the concentration in london is on phelps. >> reporter: phelps has appeared in ads like this one for under armor. >> he'll be everywhere, and he should be everywhere. >> reporter: john ma roon says phelps will broad -- maroon says he will broaden his appeal to athletic endorsers and non46 athletic endorsers. >> anybody that wants to tie themselves to patriotism and sports, and then

. >>> lon don's 2012 summer olympics aren't over yet but community leaders are looking way ahead to the 2024 games. the area's unsuccessful bid, they're going to have discussions about making another run at the games. several people involved d the bid. they -- involved in the bid. they will support another try. >>> still to come, an up close look at some whales. what happened next. >> the court date for the man accused of shooting gabby giffords. what will he plead? >> the sun is in and out of the clouds. you're complete forecast is still coming up. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week get whole seedless watermelons fresh off the farm for only $2.98 each. skip the warehouse. 24 rolls of charmin are just $11.99. and kellogg's frosted flakes are a buck 88. real big deals this week and every week. >>> it is partly sunny, meaning some clouds, and 88 in central maryland. your complete forecast is coming up. >>> the

his trip was rough, a gaffe if lon downwhere he dwe kwe-- londe questioned how well britain would run the olympics. >> governor romney, are you concerned about some of the mishaps on your trip if p? >> reporter: no replay. team obama joked that romney had not hurt the usa. >> there was nothing that i could see that was detrimental, at least not against the president. >> reporter: i'm steve hand ee s handelsman,. >> a three-judge panel is asking to stop -- >> the obama campaign and democratic party is making sure that we can get people the answer to their questions about how to register, about where their polling place is, about what they're going to need to bring to the polls. people can log on to gottavote.org and get the information and the answer to those questions because the democratic party is going to do everything we can to make sure that regardless of whether you speak english or spanish, regardless of where you live, if you are eligible to vote and lawfully eligible to vote, we are going to do everything we can to make sure can you cast that ballot. the republicans are doing

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joining us is lon anderson, managing director of public and government affairs of aaa mid- atlantic.here. >> we've been saying all morning long, nearly 800,000 people. >> that's our projection, absolutely. >> that's a big number. up, right? >> it is. 3.5% jump over last year. i think what is really exciting is the fact each of the holidays we've had this summer, starting with memorial day and july 4th, have all been up. i think there's a great economic message here. i think in the washington metropolitan area, we're saying the recession is over, we're ready to travel again. the numbers are pregrade recession travel numbers. >> great point. with so many people on the roadways this weekend in this region, where do we think they're going? obviously i guess the beaches. >> beaches are number one. and of course, with the weather forecast we have going on, 95 degrees today, who isn't thinking beach? that's number one. other places that people like to go, of course, the mountains. other cities. you get a lot of washingtonens that want to go to places like philadelphia and new york for holid

one of them leashes jack done lon -- jack london square at 4:30 a.m., the other a night night train from sacramento to oakland. rising fuel losts and funding cuts are to blame -- costs and funding cuts are to blame. >>> 22-year-old eric toliver walked away from the crestwood center in angin east of st. helena saturday afternoon. saturdays authorities say he's on medication and people should not approach him. he's african-american, 6'1" and weighs 160 pounds. he has short, black hair and is wearing light shorts and a light-colored t-shirt. >>> csu schools have been instructed not to admit california students for the 2013 -- 2013 term. the san jose mercury news reports that some school departments have decided not to accept out-of-state graduates in protest of the mandate. just weeks ago, csu announced that ten campuses would limit undergrad admissions for spring 2013. >>> it appears the state is unlikely to meet a deadline for reducing overcrowding in prisons. that means some inmates could be reduced. the los angeles "times" reports that the state has until friday to identify prisoners un

cbs news, lon don. >>> today it looks clear. >> north and west of town especially. had the high clouds all day. while it's looking quiet in the metro, south and east of town, they've been hammered in areas with just some heavy downpours because the storms that are forming are not moving much. in st. mary's county, one very heavy cell. this thing dumped in spots three inches in an hour. this has been very, very localized. that's why we've got a yellow alert day today. for the isolated storms that could really dump on you. north and west of town we're not terribly concerned with the possibilities there but the farther south and east you go, the higher the rain chances. here's the day planner for this tuesday afternoon. still high clouds, filtered sunshine. temperatures are going to be hot. it's humid out there as well with high temperatures about 91 here in d.c. a few areas north and west that do hold on to the mid for upper -- mid- to upper #s on. it's a sticky day with the isolated showers and thunderstorms. only going to drop to 75 here in d.c. if not even warmer t

that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -15 seconds and i move on. the categories, black for peopl that are dead and green people that are walking and the only two categories left are red and yellow. this rule here that i'm going t teach you now and i want you to memorize it and this is the rul that is going to determine whether you're red or you're yellow. the rule is 32 can do. i want everybody to say it with me. thirty-two can do. it's a three part rule. thirty, first part and 30 is respiration and it's the amount respirations per minute and if someone is breathing faster tha 30 times per minutes and it's about a breath every two second and if i breathe like this. that

in their 70s and i have to call them up and let them know that their marriage is working against the lonerm survival of our species. -- long term survival of our species, oh, well. ann says gay right supporters planned a kiss more chicks counter protest for chick-fil-a tomorrow. people are totally missing the point. i went to cfa yesterday and most of the talk was supporting or rights as citizens to express our opinions without being persecuted, black listed, et cetera. i didn't hear one comment about gay marriage. i would hope the gay community would step up and support an american being able to voice their opinion since we've been inundated with their opinion since the incident in question. then there's this from our good friend deb in arlington who says she just wants a chicken sandwich. everyone told me how delicious it is, not just the chicken but everything and i just found out one opened near my house. i say this whole brouhaha is great for their business really. truly i just care about the food when i'm eating out. as long as i don't get food poisoning, i'm down with it. i hope e

katherine and lon were among the hundreds of residents forced from their homes earlier this week. their house is still standing. many of their neighbors' homes are not. >> one friend barely got out. and he came back today and found everything's gone. >> reporter: some residents still aren't allowed back in. >> the house is a house. i mean -- it's just the whole picture and i feel for everybody else. >> reporter: in the town of featherville, idaho, residents were taking what they could and getting out. they were forced to evacuate because of smoke. in some places it was so thick, visibility was reduced to just ten feet. and firefighters in northern california are doing everything they can to slow the progress of the ponderosa fire. it's burning out of control. nationwide, about 40,000 wildfires have burned six million acres of land this year. that's one million more than average. drew levinson, cbs news. >> so devastating. >>> the north american aerospace defense command is planning a training exercise over the washington area. norad says residents can expect flights to take place

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. >> running cross country, being a varsity swimmer, doing try yat lons all prepared him physically for the -- the rigors of being a navy seal. >> his determination started way before high school. >> started riding two wheeler when he was about three and a half. i remember easter sunday, he would come home from church and said, you know, i think i'm ready to take those training wheels off. i took those thingsoff, and generalny came out of the house and he was, where is he? he's gone. he just went off on thattment dt stray far from his heart. . >> he carried flag in his kit. he was always would be quick to pull up anybody short that would question the motives and, you know, what the -- what they were doing at as seals. >> lieutenant michael deal was a friend and trained with patrick. the two of them had great memories of this area. >> i know that my friend lived his life but he wanted to live. he lived it to the fullest, and he was able to live his dream, and there's few people in this world that get to do that. >> navy seal patrick feeks will be buried in arlington national cemetery. in

he set out on a journalist campaign he called the maten tribute of modern baseball lon. he hired salvation army girls to post as prostitutions, you know, and he bought a girl 13 for a pounds to prove it could be done. went to prison eventually for doing so even though it was a tested case. anyway, when the maiden tribute article hit the london streets wh smith, the biggest news distributer refused to carry them. said the articles were pornographic. there were rites in the street as people grabbed the copies from the paper. they never seen frank sexual content in print ever. it can caused a sen sogs and huge outrage and so before you know it, the criminal law amendment is rocketing the way through parliament. nicknamed stead law. and stead law about to be signed one parliamenttarian shouldn't we do the same for men who have sex with men. oh. all right. good idea. so they put it in the law and criminalized homosexuality in england until 1957. steady never intended this. but ten years later, stead's law set oscar wild to prison for two years and lead to the early death beca

tonight.police are charging maurice lon-on with first degree murder.cused of firing multiple shots inside a home on lothian road killing 35-year old quinton winter.... two other people were shot in the head. police are stepping up patrols in southwest baltimore where five people have died in the past five days. the latest happened yesterday mmrning in the rosemont community where officers found one man gunned down and left to die on the sidewalk. investigators don't think any of the shoottngs are related. "these appear....... more to it" it." so far...no arrests in any of the shootings. you can track criminal activity in your neighborhood with 'spotcrime'.... get email's when crime happens.... log onto fox baltimore dot com and click on spotcrime in the hot topics section on the screen. 3 first onnfox tonight.. despite millions in earnings.... maryland's top accountant says slot machines are not turning a profit in maryland. maryland. during next weeks special session, the governor is lobbying ffr approval to expand gambling... and promising profits of

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. >> when we started seeing basically mountain lons here on a weekly basis, we're a little surprised.chers say the presence of mountain lions is good news base it shows it's a healthy intact ecosystem, including a top predator. >> a whole series with different poses poses and expressions. it's really quite wonderful. >> reporter: the system includes bobcats, who sometimes play with their food. and lots of county tease constantly patrolling. the cameras also trigger when maller animals are present. including foxes, a great horned owl, and a wood rat. the cameras are linked to a network. >> this is a wireless station, powered by solar power and has a wi-fi access opinion on top of the pole there. >> in the old days researchers had to spend many hours traveling from camera to camera to collect photos and video. now the wireless network allows them to watch what is hang from their desks. >> we're looking at a live feed from a camera out a couple miles away. >> this project is examining the interact between hummingbirds, flowers, and mine croaks in -- microbes in the next tar. the key will

. >> when we started seeing basically mountain lons here on a weekly basis, we're a little surprised.: researchers say the presence of mountain lions is good news base it shows it's a healthy intact ecosystem, including a top predator. >> a whole series with different poses poses and expressions. it's really quite wonderful. >> reporter: the system includes bobcats, who sometimes play with their food. and lots of county tease constantly patrolling. the cameras also trigger when maller animals are present. including foxes, a great horned owl, and a wood rat. the cameras are linked to a network. >> this is a wireless station, powered by solar power and has a wi-fi access opinion on top of the pole there. >> in the old days researchers had to spend many hours traveling from camera to camera to collect photos and video. now the wireless network allows them to watch what is hang from their desks. >> we're looking at a live feed from a camera out a couple miles away. >> this project is examining the interact between hummingbirds, flowers, and mine croaks in -- microbes in the next tar. the

the good news is that it's taken so lon long to reach that strength.a makes a live statement about that storm shortly. we'll bring you that when it happens. >> in two days, mitt romney will give the biggest speech of his political career as he tries to reintroduce himself to america. taking advice from someone close to him. >> i'm drafting the convention speech and thinking about the kinds of things my dad would say if he had the chance to offer that speech. be bold. don't worry about what people think. just be bold. get the job done. that's the advice he would give me. >> joining me now, two congressmen, tim griffin of arkansas, jason chafitz of utah. thank you both. congressman griffin i want to start with you. in 2004, the last time a sitting president was running for re-election, you were on the operative side on the bush-cheney re-elect. talk about the challenge you saw sitting in where the obama folks are sitting, dealing with the opposition convention and the advantage of having -- being able to go second. >> well, i think that when you go secon

the irritating e-mail coupons you get for nail so lons and brazilian whacks, after some initial excitementt drove customers to stores via good copyrighting, i think the thrill is gone here. this business model seems broken. the whole darn point of the internet is you get to avoid all the risk associated with inventory. amazon carries no inventory, so they have no risk. groupon is in such lousy shape, this is something they're blaging about? google is a huge european business, 50% europe. i didn't hear about anything bad about europe on their call. two companies going in very different directions. google taking advantage in its ole brilliance andle rolling out belued offline products, while groupon goes into traditional retails. i want to own google here, even up here, just a couple of points off its high. but groupon? i'm going to be a real gentleman and just tell you right here, right now. that it's still too early to buy groupon. stick with cramer. ♪ why not take a day to explore your own backyard? with two times the points on travel, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sa

women's soccer team is playing dirty in lon don don. >> right now it's time for another check on our question of the morning. the question is the average person does which of these things 13 times a day? is it a, sends a text message, b, lopgs on to facebook -- logs on to facebook or c, laugh. >> one person says laugh. when you get home with family, you either laugh with them or at the tv. >> we have lots of laughter in the morning. keep your guesses coming. we'll reveal the correct answer at 6:54. and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. 6:23. we have a few showers

as lon as they're in their floating the market, they're somewhat of a floor under the market, and equitiesriced. >> do you worry about inflation? >> yes, we worry about commodities and gold. commodities and gold should be able to benefit from that in terms of inflation. >> what about stocks having no business being where they are right now. they should be sharply below the levels where they're at right now. >> sure if you think about the fundamentals of the economy and look at the valuations on the markets, if you look at the s&p 500, and historically traded like 15, you can argue it's 10% or 15% under value. it's even better in emerging markets. they're trading at like ten times earnings. so they're under valued. >> good to see you. >> thank you so much, ten minutes until the closing bell sounds for the day. the market is down, lots of back and forth around. >> now that the fed has shown it's hand for now, what can we expect tomorrow? president obama is calling leaders in europe hoping for some action. why the real market reaction may be coming tomorrow. that's coming up. >> that's the bi

shoutout from uncle lon. ,,,,,,,, >>> a picture perfect morning. >> i love that.erever that was. >> you want to be here. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." >> i'll stick around for another hour. >> you do what i say, ben tracy. i'm just kidding. welcome to "cbs this morning" saturday. >> i'm her captive this morning. the ultimate road warrior traveling around the world more than 33 times. we're going to talk to a magazine editor who tried to keep up with her on a nine-day overseas trip. some pretty surprising revelations. >> he does. he conquered broadway and hollywood. we'll open up the vault with edward r murrow for one of the greatest time actors, marlon brando. >> we keep buying more and more stuff. does it really make us happy? two experts say no. minimal is magical. >> we're going minimalist this morningment. >> first our top story this half hour. the crisis in syria. the last united nations observers are pulling out. a new envoy known for being tough will mediate an end to the bloodshed there. it's gone on for 17 months. clarissa ward is in lebanon. go

pressure she smiles and enjoys the moment so much so this morning here in dlon done or afternoon in lon. she's tweeting up a storm on her twitter account. in fact, 15 minutes ago she posted this picture. hello to her husband, casey jennings and one of her two sons. she said simply two of my three favorite people. the other son not quite in the picture. mom will perform tonight and the family will be watching. a lot of family from saratoga here as well. did you see what happened last night? man, it was close. kerri walsh and misty may-treanor, her teammate, they got taken to the limit against the chinese national team. they ended up winning, so now they eliminate china. very happy to do so and

ami ay'all lon is here. he's the former director of shin bet. today he's focused on how to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict. he urges israel to take constructive steps to achieve a two state solution but israel's facing more immediate problems today-- growing tensions over the nuclear program in iran have led to speculation that a strike could be soon. meanwhile, deteriorating security in neighboring egypt and syria threaten the borders. i'm pleased to have him here back at this table. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: for people who might not know, they're familiar with mossad. what is shin bet? >> i think that shin bet is like the f.b.i. and the secret service. internal security. >> rose: you and others seem to be... that have spoken, who have left official positions are speaking out with more passion and more candor than you ever have before. is it was... what? >> i think that most of us believes it, we are on the wrong way. that we are heading nowhere. and today much more than yesterday agreement between us and the palestinia

i'm joined with lon anderson with aaa. we know labor day is full of traffic, but do you have any tips for us this labor day weekend? >> well, you know, we're projecting about 800,000 wash tonians heading out of town. about 87% of them will be on the roads. about 700,000. so, tips for navigating that kind of mess, yeah. if you can, leave earlier than most other people. i think if you head out friday afternoon, you'll have a heck of a time. but if you can get out early friday morning, you know, i think you'll find it much smoother going. just remember, whether you're going to by air, rail or roads, a lot of travelers out there. so, you know, you need to adjust the attitude a little bit and recognize that and if you really don't want to be in a lot of traffic, then, you know, either leave earlier or leave later than almost everybody else. same thing for returning. you know, monday afternoon, back into washington, it's predictable. a lot of people are going to be out there. if you don't want to be caught in that come back tues

slow movement obviously means not only lon -- longer duration for the winds, but we could see tornadoesay and tomorrow. >> so bad news, it is stalled. let's begin our coverage with our chief meteorologist. >> that is a problem. it means it is going to rain across southeastern louisiana, mississippi and alabama. this will be a 30-- 36-hour event of the strong winds and strong rain of the unfortunately major problems for these people. one thing we are seeing is dry air on the western side that will mean some weakening of the storm. it has not moved much at all over the last three hours. it is still over water. the pressure has -- the latest advisory came out, and the only change is that the pressure dropped 1 more mill millibar. it is at 968 millibars generally. on a large storm like this there isn't that quick of a correlation to it. potentially it will not weaken that quickly. these yellows and the reds that you can see are continuing to pummel new orleans. that i think what will continue for a very longtime. likely another eight to 12 hours of the heaviest winds, but it could go on for

jay he was a very special>> lon. >> long-time family friend and

. >>> crowds lined up to see the youngest gold medal winner at the lon gone games.atie ledecky, 15-year-old bethesda native was mobd by family and friends and fans at dulles airport yesterday. the swimming sensation says right now she plans to get ready for her sophomore year of high school. she's already looking toward the next four years. >> hopefully relax and get ready for school. >> going to get your eyes set on another olympic games? >> definitely, yeah. >> maryland's golden girl is stopping by our studio today. you can watch katie ledecky live here at "news4 at 6:00." she is only 15. >> we're going to see her so many more times over the next couple of years. >> she's not even finished her sophomore year. >> i want to meet her. see if she will let me touch the medal. >>> he made a name for himself on the basketball court here in d.c. how the former star gw is using the olympic games to help spread the game of basketball. >>> new views from the surface mars as nasa's newest rover gets to work. >>> pleasant surprise as you step out the door. we'll look at how mu

the modern pen tact lon concludes today and the big basketball match, usa against spain. >> yeah, and rematch of the 2008 beijing basketball finals. >> reporter: yes, as you said it's a rematch. but coach k doesn't seem too worried hchl's frankly putting his feet up, going out partying with his fajly because his side are playing so well. they are, of course, the usa, very much the favorites heading into this one as the dae fending champions given their dominance of recent time. but spain, you know, the world's number two ranked team and they have the likes of pau gasol and of course they may be looking for some defense. usa has been dominated. they're looking to emulate the success of the women who put in that sensational performance against france to claim their fifth straight olympic gold last night. >> and yesterday's star, of course, usain bolt setting the world record with the 4 400x-meter. >> he led team jamaica to that fantastic world record gold medal in the 4x100 meter. we saw him on the track with m w farrah. you know what? you go from there and you hit the town. that's what