everyone was lored by this man who could get up and sing this song when he was a survivor, everybody breaking out in tears and was amazing and the next piece i had to get up and sing. what an act to follow. i will go with the piece i was going to sing anyway. this is a gypsy song. [laughter]. free to love and -- [laughter]. i'm thinking this guy is going to walk out of the room and never like me ever again. he doesn't know me but he is going to hate me and remember me as the girl when totally ruinned the moment. [laughter]. i go and you will hear in a minute after this song and he's crying. he's like crying so much that i almost was going to stop but i didn't stop. at the end me got up and everyone was silent and he said, when i was in the concentration camp the only reason i survived is because a gypsy girl came and she would sneak me food in her apron everyday. and i was in love with her. that was the only way i got through. and he said that i looked just like her. [laughter]. worked out; right ? [laughter] think i look like this. [laughter]. and he was so inadd mirrorad with this

reporting live near the dunn loring metro station, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> a look at the traffic. here's danella sealock. good morning. >> good morning. if you are traveling on i-66 eastbound at nutley, two things to look out for. first you have an accident just in the shoulder lane here. you can see we have flatbed on the scene looking to get those cars out of the roadway. but the other thing to watch is the road work. taking away the left lane. this is at nutley. now, also if you are crossing over the 14th street bridge, road work is happening here again today. it is on the right side of the road here. you can see. just stick to the left and traffic is very light at this time. so if you are able to make your away across. american legion bridge, no problems here on the inner loop or the outer loop. back over to you. >> thanks, danella. >>> jury selection sunday way for the man accused of killing a father and son during an armed robbery two years ago. the shooting happened inside of the alita wholesale market along 5th street and northeast in june of 2010. police say that christia

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county police are cracking down today on pedestrians who don't use a special crosswalk near the dunn loring metro station. construction along gallows road here has taken away a sidewalk near the metro stop. signs direct pedestrians to a marked crosswalk so they can get around the construction zone safely but many aren't using it. last week police issued warnings. starting today violators will get a ticket. police tell us it's a matter of safety. two pedestrians have been hit by cars in just the past five months. >> they're not using the sidewalk. they're walking on the other side where there is no sidewalk in the travel lane, crossing mid block, running in between cars. all sorts of things that are very unsafe. >> tickets can be as much as $250. the construction project is expected to last for four years. metro's launching a massive ad campaign to prepare riders for one of the biggest service changes in its history. it's inexpanded service called rush plus designed to ease over crowding during the morning and evening rush. 21 stations on the orange, blue, green, and yellow lines will get si

i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue.

i think the pop lore initially had either ben the four blocks between two and five as a way to clean the lines. so since those are not submitted as part of a neighborhood, i would suggest we look there to the extent we still have a population issue. >> ok. >> mr. chair, we have the deviation. it is negative 4.997%. >> are you comfortable? >> i'm comfortable. >> thank you. thanks for that exercise. let's visit now the less again attempting to move fairly swiftly through each of these considerations. let's go to the question of d-60 border, at the same time we will secondarly visit the maria manner. >> i don't know where they are continue may affect it. if you can tell us where they are. >> sure. give us the other two. so we will look out -- so the next -- the next one is between districts 10 and 9. bart line we would align to. this is an area that has three people so the line would move west from bayshore to the freeway, between 280 and depaul to confirm to the bike district. we're going to highlight this right now. >> i'm going to put the bart district layer up as well so i'm sure to

the driver a 22-year-old man from san lore nzo is expected t survive. neither officer was hurt. >> so far this year, they have taken 400 guns off the streets and yesterday, the police chief said crime was down in oakland. i thieves ripping off wires from poles have left people without comcast tv. the wire was stoling in vallejo, it happened in vary vary -- vallejo it effected other areas. >>> additi 2012 update. the race is so close, the final votes may not be auddded up for another two weeks. those in favor of prop 29 at last count were losing by 50,000 votes. the estimates are that hundreds of thousands of uncounted ballots remain, prop 29 would increase the state's tax on cigarettes by a dollar a pack, the money raised is to be put toward cancer research, and a massive add campaign by the tobacco lobby is credited with turning off voters to the plan. >>> the california fundraisers in 24 hours has fat ened the war chest, he picked up $2 million. the president wrapped up his campaign at the university of nevada, he is asking congress to pass legislatio

when you wake up tomorrow morning there will be a lot of low cloud and fog and cooler temperatures or lore temperatures p and a higher humidity which is great for firefighters and fire danger. as we go into tomorrow morning there's that fog i'm talking about. the computer model lines up at 6:00 a.m. and fills in at stenson beach ocean beach south to half moon bay into santa cruz. that's how it goes in the morning. the fog goes away again tomorrow afternoon like it did this afternoon late. temperatures tomorrow those are 90s but look where they are. that's the central valley. most of our temperatures tomorrow 70s and 80s we might see a low 90 out towards antioch. i'm back at 10:45 we'll take a look at your forecast for tuesday see you back here. >>> it's big, it's bad and it really smells. but even so it's drawing a crowd. it's the so-called corpse flour and it's blooming right now at the uc davis botanical conservatory. the flour is said to smell like rotting flesh. both anists say the smell is to attract flies to help the plants reproduce. judging by the swished up noses it's clear the sm

taking the shortcuts across gallows near the dunn loring metro station could cost you.g today, police will be writing tickets for people who don't use the crosswalk. pedestrians often try to take a shortcut around construction at the intersection. that puts them in the way of traffic. the long walk around takes about three minutes to complete. officers wrote 361 citations during a warning period. a ticket could now cost $350. as for the construction, it isn't supposed to be finished for another four years. >>> a prince george's county woman is lucky to be alive after a car crash ed throughler apartment. she was hit by a flooding irtti. a neighbor, a nurse, stayed with her until emergency crews arrived. >> she was disoriented. yeah, i put an ice pack on her head. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> yeah, prayers and blessings. >> the woman is expected to be okay. police are still trying to figure out what caused the driver to crash into the building. >>> there's a long road to recovery for an 18-year-old injured while working security at a daycare center in landover. j

the next few days will be lore to mid-80s and lower than normal and we should be 84 degrees for the time of the year and again, next week we turn up the heat and the humidity. >> we have been warned. thank you, my friend. >>> check the weather any time when you download the fox 5 weather app. go to apple's app store or the android market and search for d.c. weather. you will find it on our website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>>&a ban lifted on a nine-year- old food critic in the u.k. martha payne began blogging about her school lunch in april and posted pictures rating each meal on its nutrition. the local school board found out and forced her to stop writing. the board leaders said the blog caused lunch ladies to fear for their jobs. after a huge uproar and internet campaign, the council reversed the decision and payne is back to blogging and is using it to raise money for a food charity. >>> he blew away the field last year at congressional. this u.s. open has been a struggle for the defending champ. dave ross is up next with sports. and in honor of summer and, well, just for fun, a group of fr

christina lore wrn. >> temperatures are looking good for today.ater on the way out the front door. you will be peeling it off by noon. 72 degrees. 77 in the warmth of the day. mike will be back tomorrow. good news is we are kicking off rush hour, guys, accident-free across the bay area. back to you. >> sounds good. >> good luck charm for the traffic. >> yeah. no kidding. it has been pretty smooth. >> very smooth. >> watch out, mike. thanks for joining us this morning. we are going to be back at 7:25 with a local news update. >> every half hour after that. we will be back checking the late polls we are trying to figure out. >> thanks for joining us this morning. have a lovely day. it is going to be gorgeous across the bay area. >> enjoy and we will see you tomorrow.

let's check in with christina lore wren. bringing us the traffic. >> bringing you good information. thank you for traveling cautiously. weave no action to report. so far off to a really good start this wednesday morning. i'm happy to report they are working on getting sheetrock cleaned up. still taking up one lane at the sonoma county west of fulton. travel cautiously through there. let's take a live look and show you how light it is so far this morning. even with a little construction, flashing lights on the golden gate bridge no one having to slow down or tap their brakes just yet. it is a matter of time before that happens. we will let you know what happens throughout the morning. no accidents to report yet. no congestion. off to a good start. >> that sounds great. >> i have congestion but i'm working on it. >>> hey, the saying goes you can't judge a book by its cover. that was definitely true of "americans got talent" last night. >> take a listen to this. ♪ >> wow. >> beautiful and freaky all wrapped into one. >> captivating. >> you didn't expect that. shocking the judges. bring

viewers if you missed the introduction, the former solicitor responsible for arguing this case in the lore courts including the 11th circuit case that ultimately came to the supreme court. we have about 15 minutes until we hear from the speaker of the house with his reaction to today and what is in store next for the regarding health care policy, legislation. til then your calls and tweets. let's go to carter'sville, georgia. lauren is a democrat. >> caller: thank you very much. i want to thank president obama for fighting for the voiceless. this is a step, a big step for america. everyone needs health care. this is going to put this country back to work. for the republicans to sit here and try to fight something that's good, you've got to be careful what you vote on. thank you. >> and next up from moore, oklahoma, mike, a republican. you're on. >> caller: thank you very much. that caller is right. the only thing is it's not going to put people back to work. that's the problem. people are out of work right now. they do have not the money to pay the fines that the federal government can lev

lores more traffic headaches as -- >> reporter: more traffic headaches as construction begins on interstate 895. >> a warning for you this morning about the popular website craigslist. i am linda so. we will tell you about two robberies in the city and why police are worried there could be more. >> flags are going to be at half-staff around anne arundel county. more on the soldier that will beremembered. those stories ahead. it's wednesday, thanks for joining news time to check the weather because traffic is going to be a big story with you lauren. we have things to talk about this. -- there. but weather will be around. >> a lot of weather coming our way. we will talk about the heat and humidity and heat indexes around 100 to 105. >> oh, my goodness. >> that's dangerous heat. we are not used to that. look outside 73 at bwi. harbor checking in at 75. humidity is high at 87%. we will watch the values continuing during the afternoon. cooler towards the eastern shore. 69 in dover. so this heat advisory is going to be in effect today also tomorrow and we have heat warnings towards the north and

and as lore has it, which has been substantiated, then limbach was on his way to summer holiday and really didn't want to dupe t -- do the portrait. limbach and pabst mixed it up a little bit. when the captain took a possession of the painting it was uncrated here in milwaukee. catch tin pabst was some what disappointed it was such a severe portrait of him. and what a lot of people didn't know is that captain pabst had pockmarked skin on his left cheek which limbach had incorporated into the painting. well captain pabst had the painting, dispatched in milwaukee and had it overpainted. nobody was the wiser. until 1990 when the pabst family sent the painting out for conversation in boston and they realized there had been overpainting and had it taken off. revealing the way limbach would have wanted to see the captain, but not the way captain pabst would want him to be remembered. now this room was the scene of -- of the pabst youngest daughter, emma's wedding in 1897. this was the room that they celebrated their christmas holidays, and the christmas tree was kept in the southern bay in this

loring humidity with a high temperature and near 82. it will turn out to be a pretty decent day once we get past lunchtime. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> so nice that the roads are drying out. no problems this morning. 62 traveling southbound on 95. problem free all the way down to the fort mchenry. a smooth start in the parkville region at 59 towards the harrisburg expressway. south on the j.f.x., 52 in the area of ruxton road. tomorrow morning, fort avenue will close for star-spangled sailabration events. here's a quick live look at traffic. 97 at 100. a very easy start. 83 from the parkton region, not tracking any delays north or south down. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you at the desk. >> two teenagers are being charged as juveniles with reckless endangerment. >> police say they threw an explosive device at a 6-year- old. jennifer franciotti has more. >> it happened at a school playground. the little girl was not heard. -- the little girl was not hurt. >> i have childr

they should have been much more lore limits. >> did they have any limits. last week you seemed to indicate not? >> the cio is total limits. the unit didn't have their own. but they used the cio's limits. >> but a limb of $20 million in losses and then you close the position that would be a fairly granular risk control, wouldn't it? >> if that were true. it depends with the areas, but yes. >> you have been very critical in this matter and you said that it was a significant risk management failure. said it was flawed, complexed, poorly reviewed, executed, poorly managed. but on february 29 you filed a certification required by law that you had adequate risk controls in place. that management's assessment, the firms determined that there were no material weaknesses in controls of financial reporting as of december 31, 2011. i know that you're entitled to rely upon your subordinates and i'm sure you relied upon your subordinates in making that certification, but was it correct? >> it was. >> it was correct? >> it was to my knowledge at the time. >> not based on

fines for their sexuality a new lore and several russian cities has many from the homosexual community fearing even more ignorant than disagreement. now german chancellor angela merkel has told her country's lawmakers that help for struggling banks will come with strings attached she's been defending the concessions she made at a summit in brussels including the decision to allow the european bailout fund to funnel money directly to struggling financial institutions for the first time the largest economy has strongly opposed this option but was forced to give in after insistence from spain and italy the german parliament also approved the so-called fiscal pact which sets even tougher budget rules for euro zone nations dr jacques rasmussen a professor of political economy at some mary's college in california says the measures which e.u. leaders hailed as a quote breakthrough will not solve the block's core problems. you can bail out the banks but that's no guarantee you're going to get economic growth which is what you must have in the in the longer run and what i see when brussels and

and we are joined by professor allante lore from the university of california-davis and nicole eustace who teaches history at the new york university. thank you for being with us. you're here at the conference, the annual meeting, to talk about the war of 1812 and here with us to talk about the war of 1812. let's start, professor eustace, with a look at the country in 1812. what was the population size? >> the u.s. in 1812 was as they would have said at the time a young and rapidly expanding population. the population in 1812 was about 7.2 million people, and it had nearly doubled in the 20 years since the first census in 1790. a little bit less than doubled. so it's a rapidly growing population, and it's a population that is really focused on that as a source of national strength and personal pride. people are focused on having children, raising families, and needing land to farm to support those families. so that was kind of the overall situation in terms of the population. >> professor taylor, you've written a pulitzer prize-winning book about the war of 1812. both of you. you have

thousand euros or do up to two hundred hours of community service president putin stress the new rally lore is in line with european standards your position is planning a so-called million man march next week but it looks like the movement is unlikely to live up to its former glory as auntie jacob greaves now reports. it's been dubbed moscow's take on the globe who occupy movement. in america canada and around the globe we've seen protesters bedding down in their thousands here they've never quite reach those numbers or the people needed to do these because most of them just come to us in the weekends and in the evenings fair word to support and a continual game of cat and mouse with the city's police has taken its toll it's all keep our style protest in moscow was only started up a short time ago it's already is the poor seems to be winning but those with to come out and visibly show their support numbering fewer and fewer we're talking about tens rather than hundreds more often than not and what's left is a hardcore few struggling to keep this movement alive like occupy elsewhere this is

voters and subsidizing party members with cheap cards authorities say it's a violation of the country's lore and political parties and the way they're funded but even if he really believes it's an attempt by the authorities to damage the opposition ahead of parliamentary elections later this year his georgian dream group is expected to provide the main challenge to the ruling party of president saakashvili tens of thousands of people gathering in georgia's main cities for peaceful rallies in support of the opposition. party live here in moscow time to update you on some other world news in brief now in our world update two worth quakes of shaken northern afghanistan triggering landslides in a mountainous region three people have been killed and many others were injured it's feared casualties will rise as up to one hundred villages have been trapped in rubble after around twenty houses collapsed reports say the tremors from the quakes could be felt in the capital kabul. egypt's interior ministry has backtracked on its previous statement that former leader hosni mubarak was in a coma despite t

this is on the line from moscow russia's top human rights watch told plans to revise their recent lore against what's officially called gay propaganda in several cities a similar bill may soon be introduced nationwide lawmakers say the lower is not targeting homosexuality itself but gay rights activists feel that community is being oppressed i thought he's dying a push reports. these two girls known as tattoo once made a fortune by pretending to be lesbian just a decade ago their kisses were broadcast worldwide taking them to the top charts across the globe today it would have likely been punished by a new law adopted in several russian cities it bans propaganda of lesbian homosexual bisexual relations transgenderism to the minors the fines go up to seventeen thousand dollars a year of those. we are talking about the propaganda of same sex relations and the whole. society as lesbians homosexuals by search was and transgenders are often referred to their activities have developed a certain artistic anesthetics style promoted heavily on stage t.v. and performances as fashionable popular

. ♪ >> she is an independent spirit, this red haired princess and in the lore in the country where it'sfilled with tradition, it's scotland. it translates what is created on the computer screen. >> just the landscape evoke,000 mystery and adventure. >> it is like a character. there is richness to the look. to the waterfalls and landscapes the most we've seen by pixar. >> they say, never done that. >> how did they do that? >> we want it to feel believable and what a rich world. >> director mark andrews is everywhere dealing with the smallest details or working with the actors. kevin mcdonald is a native of scotland. >> the aspects of the scottish countryside and forests. >> kevin who is on grey's anatomy went to ed inbureau university. >> what in the world is that -- what is that. >> from his grandfather. >> to suggest he spoke of some of this to them. >> so, this is big film looking for a box office score. and it may have a residual effect for the country. >> liability good thing for scotland. >> don sanchez, abc7 news. >> a new york elementary school choir that became famous when cover

. ♪ >> she is an independent spirit, this red haired princess and in the lore in the country where it'silled with tradition, it's scotland. ittes what is created on the computer screen. >> just the landscape evoke,000 mystery and adventure. >> it is like a character. there is richness to the look. to the waterfalls and landscapes the most we've seen by pixar. >> they say, never done that. >> how did they do that? >> we want it to feel believable and what a rich world. >> director mark andrews is everywhere dealing with the smallest details or working with the actors. kevin mcdonald is a native of scotland. >> the aspects of the scottish countryside and forests. >> kevin who is on grey's anatomy went to ed inbureau university. >> what in the world is that -- what is that. >> from his grandfather. >> to suggest he spoke of some of this to them. >> so, this is big film looking for a box office score. and it may have a residual effect for the country. >> liability good thing for scotland. >> don sanchez, abc7 news. >> a new york elementary school choir that became famous when cover version

rather spend the money on teachers but voters specifically earmarked to hypped the 1.4 million loll lore which is already underway. are you taking care of the folks at the toll plaza? >> each if it is, we would tell you about it. it is very early for it to be this light this time of year, no problems on the bridge getting into san francisco. also this morning, we are looking at the commute approaching the 880 met. this the a car approaching the 880 split. if people are not careful it could turn into a crash. and traffic is moving well on san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridge, let's go to steve. >>> there is our low, it continues to rotate and up towards trinity county and lake vast as well. temperatures will moderate and it shows a little pit of a cooler time, 47 degrees inland and in fact i read in the chronicle, the coldest water temperatures in 30 years. i did see a 47 off bodega bay yesterday. warmer through mid-week, and not as cool but the reason being that low and a piece of energy will settle on the west coast as we move towards the end of the week. mostly up in any to the north,

thousand euros or do up to two hundred hours of community service president putin stressed the new rally lore is in line with european standards in france for example protestors breaking the law could be fined up to forty five thousand euros and even face several years in jail the new rule will be put to the test next tuesday when the opposition plans to stage a million man march scuffles broke out as the last large anti-government rally in may after which activists state several unsanctioned citizens. told not to update you on other world news in brief now on our world update government opened fire on a church in northeast nigeria killing a woman and winning several other people in a separate incident a suicide bomber blew himself up outside another church in the central part of the country the blast left for worshippers dead and over forty injured there was no immediate claim of responsibility but the radical sect has repeatedly targeted churches in the past. the second day of fighting between libyan soldiers and tribesmen has seen thirteen people killed in violence erupted on saturday in t

the money had been earmarked to install sole lore panels. >>> it is a little pit small.locking lanes and moved to the shoulder so the lanes are clear, i think they did a good job, southbound 280 still looks good and i would still take that. hayward union city looks good incase you are driving to drive but if you are getting on the road in pleasanton. we got over where one of the roads were opened instead of two and now both tunnels are open now in westbound direction. and in san jose, this traffic is moving well moving up to highway 17. let's go to steve. >>> now low clouds are moving in and i send it out. there is a pig fog painting on the cost san jose was hot and 94 degrees, san jose down 20 for santa rosa, 59, summer is officially here. 78 livermore and san jose will go from 94 to 70 degrees and you can see the fog is starting to increase actually and there is a westerly or southwesterly breeze all the way to sacramento. it is a sea breeze direction across the board, yesterday was calm, we had no problems and yesterday it was low-to-mid 50s. two lows, a weak meanderi

that and say i was wrong i'm humble and maybe i don't deserve that big salary and so i think that lore is especially there with derivatives intrinsically there's nothing about them that you know should be necessarily evil it's how we treat them so i think that's one aspect of it and then also you know other banks have the same problems with profitability as well right why do they resort to derivatives because the basic products of banking are not as profitable as they were well let's talk about who's to blame for that you know looking back at the numbers back in one nine hundred sixty banks had sixty percent i think i need to check that number but seventy five percent. me of their access cast were cash was in treasuries you fast forward to today and they have the average bank six percent of its portfolio in u.s. treasuries the rest is in corporate bonds and other products so who's to blame for that is that the fed. well in part treasuries are yielding less but if you really look at it you could blame the fed i mean the fed has been taking a lot of blame they can take it they can take m

interest tl is a basis for the character in history and lore in the country. castles and kings and a country filled with tradition. it's scotland, setting for "brave". and teams discovered in research here translates to detail created on the computer screen. >> this is a landscape that evokes adventure. >> there is a richness to the look. the most immersion we've seen by animator autos they look and instead of saying that sim possible they say never done that. and how do we do that? then, big brains hack it out. >> we want to feel believable what. a rich world "brave" has. >> everybody at pixar has ownership of the film. >> the director is dealing with smallest details. >> this actress is a native of scotland. >> this has got aspects of the scottish countryside. and forests and the beauty and majesty. and landscape. >> and heaven mckin went to university in scotland. and what in the world is that? dialect? >> it's a dialect. it's a real dialect. >> and they spoke of this from them. >> so it stayed. is a big film for pixar looking for a box office score. it may

>> jamie diamond will say the $2 billion loss did not scald lore taxpayer money.nd testifies in front of the senate banking committee in about an hour according to advance testimony, according to reporters, diamond will say jp morgan's portfolio took on unexpected risks and as a result we have let a lot of people down and we are sorry for it. they are wondering whether new banking regulations would help or hurt this industry >> the last thing i believe we need several inflicted -- self- inflicted wounds and most regularly poorly conceived trading and hedging activity in one of our largest banks. >> ceo jamie diamond will be in front of the banking committee in about an hour when we rejoin you from washington. scott mcfarland, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> only on 2, police have arrested an alleged group in antioch. they are accused of taking over in park view court. on monday, they asked the suspects to put a leash on their pit bull but one pulled out a handgun instead. inside the house police found drug paraphernalia and racial slurs in the bedroom. >> i have

fronteras ni nacinoalidades el arte y tuvo su premier prometeo, pero anoche el gran estreno estuvo en loresióin desfiló por esta alfombra azul bajo una leve llovizna londinense no se trata esto de una mitología griega, es una nave espacial que viaja para descubrir los orígenes de la raza humana es una de las películas más anticipadas de la temporada, porque aparte de ser una producción multimillonaria, es primera vez que este director se aventura a hacer un filme de ciencia ficción y horror su obra maestra era alien yo, porupuesto, tendré todos los detles de las entrevistas con el elenco, es todo de mi parte, regresamos a los estudios >> cambio y fuera, muchísimas gracias, daniela, y bueno, la catal inglesa se vistió de gala para celebrar los 60 años de la reina isabel. las actividades se extenderán mañana y será por 4 días se espera una aparición de la monarca uno de los conciertos será en el palacio con paul mccartney y elton john >>>y le rindieron homenaje a su ídolo, de donna summer. y josé quintero en honor a la reina del disco, que como saben, falleció hace unas semjanas asistió acomp

the administration says the lore control arms in the rear suspensions can rust and break.ow of no crashes or injuries. >>> a wildfire in colorado is more than doubled in size since yesterday. the fire is growing at 40 feet a second and reached 36,000 acres. firefighters have been going door to door to make sure people escape the flames. destroyed hundreds of buildings. it started on sunday and touched off by lightning. in central new mexico another wildfire. 1500 people have been evacuated. it destroyed several dozen buildings and burned 35,000 acres of land. >>> some remarkable video out of florida where floods hit last week. these pictures were taken thursday in jacksonville after a teenager driver ended up deep under water. they were anal to escape by rolling down a back window and getting out as the car sank. the car dealer heard what happened and gave the teen a car today to continue his job delivering pizzas. >> that is scary. your car disappears. we don't have to worry about that. >>> one of the warmest days today, mid-90s. you are feeling it. feels like august. fir

open at the dunn loring metro. looks good across the roosevelt bridge. we will have more from newschopper 7, but now to adam caskey in the weather center. >> expect a lot of sunshine today, temperatures a little below average today through the weekend. we only made it to the upper 70's yesterday around the beltway. i love the sun rise in washington. a beautiful city with a beautiful sunrise. high, thin clouds. clouds moving out of town. anticipated good amount of sunshine on this wednesday. 67 in arlington 61 in inwood. 50 degrees or so tomorrow in spots. high temperatures 83 degrees today. cooling down intel tomorrow. i will talk about that, coming up. >> thanks. more shocking testimony expected today in the penn state sex abuse trial. yesterday an assistant football coach testified about what he did when he saw jerry sandusky in the shower with a young boy. brianne carter joins us in the newsroom with that and what we can expect today. >> it's likely to be another emotional day in a pennsylvania courthouse as prosecutors began to present their case. ye

in good shape to dunn loring and beyond to falls church. now to adam caskey in the weather center. >> i will take you up to mount airy where we have a spectacular sunrise. little bit of clouds getting us nice color. a beautiful picture from summit ridge. in laurel, and other beautiful sunrise. a gorgeous sunrises. we have some areas of clouds due to the easterly flow off the ocean. 66 now arlington, 59 and sterling, 59 in aldie, 63 in culpeper. 55 in stephens city. 55 in waldorf. low humidity today. morning clouds will give way to a good amount of sunshine. highs near 80 degrees. that is the case all the way into the weekend. >> thank you. new this morning driver on the maryland beltway were shocked to see what looked like a ufo on the back of a trust. john gonzalez is live this morning in college park with pictures and word of what those people really saw. i am a little skeptical about this one. >> you probably are not the only one. this was the mysterious object in this kind in college park that had everyone talking. it had social and web

the shadow inventory of homes are lore.s, less inventory makes it a good time to buy. if you're buying a home at a 4% interest rate or lore, the rate has much more impact on the total price of that house over the course of owning it. mortgage rates are at record lows. when gas prices are up, they're like a tax. it causes you to pay more money for the amount of something you bought before. those prices are down. the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.52. we hardly had a winter. americans saved a lot of money on home heating bills. the problem is none of this is pushing consumers to spend. without consumer confidence another recession looms. already, we have a jittery stock market. the s&p 500, down more than 5% over the last three months. we're seeing record lows in treasury yields. that's because the smart money doesn't want to take risk and it's parking itself in u.s. government bonds. what is that so nervous? because of europe. the collapse of european buying power. europe is an economy the size of the united stat

it went from le lore he is park to the civic center. more festivities are planned at the civic center at noon and tomorrow the world famous pride parade will make its way down from market to beale to eighth. police estimate 1 million people will either watch or participate in the parade. and they are wondering what to wear. >> the first weekend of summer you would think not a problem. it isn't going to be going to be a problem. still below average. >> no rain gear? >> no. we had a little drizzle in the forecast. it's gone. you see the sun shine behind us. the view from mount tam. isn't this beautiful? >> it is. >> good visibility. maybe we won't see those 80s today, but they will return. i'll tell you when next. >> also next, tim lincecum survives a rocky first inning and shows flashes of the timmy of old, the giants rally in the ninth against the a's. lehr beil has the highlights our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. i

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in my next run we'll update you on the accident in lore ton at 5:09. >>> -- lorton at 5:09. >>> are certain breeds of dogs inherently dangerous or does it depend on the humans and how they treat those dogs? that's the question before a group of maryland lawmakers today. >> they're creating a special designation just for pit bulls. 9news reporter delia goncalves is in our satellite center with the story. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, jessica, andrea. this is a pretty heated debate. folks passionate on this issue. it has dog owners and lawmakers at odds over this issue. lawmakers want to make pit bulls dangerous dogs as you mentioned, and theyle want to make homeowners liable for the dogs' actions. let's take a look at some video. the law follows a maryland court of appeals ruling recently that labeled the dogs inherently dangerous. now a task force of lawmakers will review the ruling, even consider legislation backing it. the proposed law makes it easier for a landlord or a homeowner to be sued if a pit bull on their property attacks someone. dog owners who protested in ann

today metro transit police detective was here in the 7000 block of lore lane conducting this -- lory lane conducting this investigation when he came in contact with an armed suspect. the suspect opened fire on the officer. the officer returned fire striking the suspect and he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: the gunfire shattered the rear window of the detective's car and left bullet holes in the windshield of the suspect's truck. >> we are very thankful, grateful that the detective was not injured today or killed. >> reporter: neighbors and family members say the man killed recently lost his job as a security guard at the pentagon and was looking for work. he's married and has two children. >> his father just passed away. his sister just passed away. he's a good dude. he was just trying to find a job help his wife take care of his family. that's all. he's not the type of person to be out there with no gun and abducting nobody. what they're telling you is crazy. >> some people are built to do certain things. he's not like that. he's a family man and a good guy all the w

ceos are making millionbillions ovoidal lores. >>> they will -- of dollars. >>> they will decide whetherke that rate hike over the summer. >>> et was a hot one out there today for sure and a little muggy too. >> yes, indeed. feels like summer time in dc. what are we looking at for this evening? >> i think lit and at least there is a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. i don't think everybody will get it. during the overnight hour, that will probably be the better chance of getting showers and storms. we start with sentinel radar. a shower north and east of baltimore this side of the bay, but it is really small. we did have a couple showers trying to come through, those have all dissipated, let me show you, there has been a lot of rain down to the south, flooding rains, in the south and southeast, last several days, look at the rain coming up through the carolinas, and up into the southern section of virginia. then, deeper moisture, pooling down and collecting and kind of on the march in our direction. the thought is, later on this evening, and overnight tonight, some of that will get he

when you wake up tomorrow morning there will be a lot of low cloud and fog and cooler temperatures or lore temperatures p and a higher humidity which is great for firefighters and fire danger. as we go into tomorrow morning there's that fog i'm talking about. the computer model lines up at 6:00 a.m. and fills in at stenson beach ocean beach south to half moon bay into santa cruz. that's how it goes in the morning. the fog goes away again tomorrow afternoon like it did this afternoon late. temperatures tomorrow those are 90s but look where they are. that's the central valley. most of our temperatures tomorrow 70s and 80s we might see a low 90 out towards antioch. i'm back at 10:45 we'll take a look at your forecast for tuesday see you back here. >>> it's big, it's bad and it really smells. but even so it's drawing a crowd. it's the so-called corpse flour and it's blooming right now at the uc davis botanical conservatory. the flour is said to smell like rotting flesh. both anists say the smell is to attract flies to help the plants reproduce. judging by the swished up noses it's clear the sm