out toward louden county, montgomery, frederick. 90 in martinsburg. 95 in fredricksburg.er very warm day across the region. it will complete the heat wave during the day tomorrow. by sunday we are only into the 80s. 81 on sunday with cloud cover. monday, once again 78 degrees for the high. i'm watching the system off the coast on sunday. watch it move to the north and bring in the moisture on monday. we could be in for a wet monday during the afternoon. that's something else we'll continue to watch. a lot going on. temperatures on wednesday back to around 82 degrees. if the system sits around and stalls out i have tuesday dry. it might not be that way. we'll continue to watch it over the next couple of days. >> it's a fluid situation. >> that's why i'm here tonight. amelia tomorrow night. bell tomorrow morning. >> looking good for the nats. still ahead, the wheels come off the bus late. >> hey, guys. i'm playing softball with mone latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. en

gina louden.atulations on the book. >> thank you. >> you take on the idea that the democratic party is the party of women and women's issues and republicans something else. >> yes. >> why so? >> we've been told repeatedly that the feminists speak for women. interestingly, lou, only about 20% of women consider themselves feminists. this is going to blow your mind about 90% of working women, according to forbes, say they would like the option to stay home, that staying home has always been a goal of theirs, being able to stay home with their families. this is not what we hear from the media. when is the last time you heard the media say this or that you heard 90% of women agree on anything. but 90% of working women want to be home. we've been sold a pack of lies. >> you say want to be home. they want to have that option. >> they want that option. it's a luxury. >> what about -- i love this expression, reproductive rights? what about all of those issues that republicans for many women come down on th

. >>> a former football coach in louden county is filing a formal grief vans with the school system anda pattern of harassment from the school administration that date back at least a year. mcgraph is still teaching at louden high in percyville but he was replaced as the football coach before the start of the school year. he tried to implement injury sen sensors in the helmets before the school removed him. officials have not commented why mcgraph was replaced. >>> transportation is tough here and could get worse. the transportation officials forecast our population will grow 25% by the year 2040. road capacity is expected to expand only 7% by that time. what that means of course is something close touchet os. 6.5 million people living and trying to get from one place to another in the area. planners say local jurisdictions need to focus on getting people to live, work and play, they're talking about places like silver spring, tyson's corner and rockville. the idea is to keep people from needing their cars to go about their daily lives. >>> robbers stormed a video game store with their

gina louden. the co-host of the five, and television personality, we just had a baby boy, our good friend is with us. >> finally back in studio. >> boys love their mamas, that's for sure. >> what do women really want? >> what women really want, we have so sexualized this society, now sean, it's not -- this so called feminist movement of the 1970s, the old feminist movement wasn't about feminism at all, it was about the sexualization of women. that's basically what they've accomplished and hollywood has been their backup. >> here's the reality, say what you will, and i will say this, because kim and i are friends. people ask me about kim all the time, is she single? no, seriously. >> my girlfriend's in the hallway -- >> a picture with her. >> that does not happen to male anchors, it only happens -- seriously, i was at the convention with you last night, can i have a picture with kimberly? >> and it turns out you take good shots. >> yeah, i'm like a paid photographer. it's amazing. is that a bad thi

louden do it. -- you here in louden do it. they love working because you have a working, business-friendly environment here. people are coming here from all over the country. we heard that from northrop grumman when they came from california. california would not even call them back when they said they were leaving, so they came here. they did not pick maryland the they picked virginia because we are a low regulation, right to work, low-tax state, and we need to be that kind of country if we are going to compete internationally. [applause] >> thank you very much. karen, a question for supervisor -- >> rebuttal. one minute. >> my opponent likes to talk about eliminating regulation and dealing with it, but at the fairfax county board of supervisors us chairman of the economic commission, we do it. we work with industry groups. we have staff working with industry groups all the time looking at the regulation that is in place, trying to improve it, trying to make it less costly and create a more business-friendly environment. you

you here in louden do it.hey love working because you have a working, business-friendly environment here. people are coming here from all over the country. we heard that from northrop grumman when they came from california. california would not even call them back when they said they were leaving, so they came here. they did not pick maryland the they picked virginia because we are a low regulation, right to work, low-tax state, and we need to be that kind of country if we are going to compete internationally. [applause] >> thank you very much. karen, a question for supervisor -- >> rebuttal. one minute. >> my opponent likes to talk about eliminating regulation and dealing with it, but at the fairfax county board of supervisors us chairman of the economic commission, we do it. we work with industry groups. we have staff working with industry groups all the time looking at the regulation that is in place, trying to improve it, trying to make it less costly and create a more business-friendly environment. you ca

local colleagues to make sure the money doesn't go to things like that, but comes to places like louden where we are getting shortchanged on the transportation money. and i will fight with you every day. and that's why all of these business groups who did support the transportation bill still supported me, because they know i'm the person who works to get things done. >> supervisor foust, one minute. >> thank you. the transportation bill literally is a game changer, and yet there are -- it costs more in northern virginia because we get a whole lot more. my opponent, you know, is now apparently taking credit for it after voting against it and is, you know, wants us to think that she is somehow making this work? well, led me until you -- let me tell you, that bill helped support dulles rail. my opponent showed up for the ribbon cutting. she did not support the funding for that project. this is the type of thing you have to look for. you know, are you willing to be there and take on the challenge and meet the challenge, or are you just willing to show up after the fact and cut a rib bonn a

the strongest storm in through portions of loudoun county in through louden and still have the storm here through montgomery county. this is part of a line that was severe ear >>> the search is on tonight for eight teenagers who escaped from a detention center near nashville. 30 teens broke out of the facility around 11:00 last night after overwhelming staff and then finding a weak spot in the fence. some were caught immediately while others were turned in by family members. the teens all d tell officers that he was coming from a party where alcohol had been served. officers did note an odor of alcohol on his person. at the hospital blood was taken from him and that will be tested for alcohol. >> reporter: today was the first day of school since the accidentaccident principal william gregory tells me a support team of psychologists and counselors were on hand today. >> we had a number of students throughout the day, sometimes it would come in waves to just be with one another, to talk one-on-one with the counselor, to talk in groups with the counselor. >> reporter: i am told that in