the speed in the tunnel is 35 miles an hour. you may remember as the board a few years ago and again a real camping project is simply taking -- it wasn't a rail replacement project. it was transposing sections of rail, putting them back in and have a smoother ride due to the energy conditions that were in there at the type. does it work, fine? it does. at 35 miles per hour. factors used and if you look at assessing the determination of the speed. the switches the frog, the frog is the connection point on the rail. that remains -- again, the rail was transposed, it was not upgraded or replaced. the alignment means the profile, the grade and it isn't flat. the weight of the profile and the car itself twice as heavy as a p.c.c. obviously putting more stress on there. the quality of ride and then the travel time benefits. those are the things that you'd want the look at in making an assessment of the speed. but in particular this inner face between the wheels of the rail car and the rail and the impact that that has. some of the dis

then we could have a three mile island. we could have a fukushima all over again. >> reporter: fort calhoun station issued this statement saying, fort calhoun remains safe and secure, despite the elevated river levels and flooding conditions in the area. river levels are not expected to exceed 1,008. as he surveyed fort calhoun today, the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission told us that both fort calhoun and los alamos are safe. >> so there's absolutely no reason now to do any type of emergency evacuation at these sites? >> reporter: and yet we now know any accident would put more people at risk than ever before. across the country, according to a new investigation by the associated press, as plants have grown older, the once rule areas around them have grown more crowded. and crucially more difficult to evacuate. populations within the ten-mile evacuation zones up 162% around the pilgrim plant in plymouth, massachusetts. up 283% around the plant in los angeles. and around turkey point plant near miami, up 302%. a

cruise eco-up to 42 miles an hour. >> 41 highway. >> 40 miles per hour elantra.tention getters that consumer report auto editor rick paul says the promises aren't necessarily all they are cracked up to be. >> numbers in the ads for highway driving only. l for city driving below 30 miles per gallon so most of the cars. you won't see that 40 miles an hour. >>reporter: you can't can't get the best mileage with the base mile annual. the ads vary in the print. with a ford focus you have to get the se sedan for more than 17,000 dollars and add a 500 dollar super fuel economy package. as for the chevy cruise you need to buy the 18,000 dollar echo version. only comes with manual transmission. honda civic hf advertised goes for more than 20,000. that's 5000 dollars more than the baseline. >> people think of the cars as relatively inexpensive. to get the highest gas mileage you likely have to pay more than you might want to for an economy car. >> hyundai is a little different. it promises 40 miles an hour for the base model which starts at just 15,000 dollars. >> in a test

top speed 60 miles per hour. for the first time an airplane flew in an exposition and for many people it was the first time they had seen an airplane. it was also the first time an airplane crashed at an exposition. three weeks after the fair opened, a dangerous stunt went wrong. san francisco's famed savuation pioneer lincoln beachy died when his plane spun into the bay. another pioneer flier art smith age 21 took up the work and dazzled the crowd. >> when i judged the momentum was high enough, i would have looped my first loop. >> reporter: so a variety of motor cars were available to help people get around. people could take an electric car, a tram or a miniature railroad. the destinations seemed never to end. the favorite was the great toyland built by fredrick thompson. the same man who helped build coney island a few years ago. with a pinnacle of games and rides, it was a great attraction. a submarine journey or the aeroscope which lifted 150 people at time high in the air and swung them around. and there w

half mile swim followed by an 18-mile bike ride then an 8- mile run.ndy potts marked his fourth consecutive win just under 2 hours. it would take me that long to do the swim. ha. >> at least he got a little good weather. so congratulations to all the finishers. >>> the supreme court stepping in on the battle over violent videogames and kids. the california controversy that started it all. >>> and the east palo alto police department has thrown every resource they have into finding the killers of a 3- month-old baby. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >>> remembering two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty. how people are coming together to help their grieving comrades. >> steve jobs comes back from medical break for another big apple announcement. the new technology that could change how you get your tunes. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald.

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in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is useless if there's not a reliable supply of clean water within it. hurwitz: the city bought up land around the reservoirs to prevent it from development. it provides assistance to local residents to see that there's no pollution of the reservoirs. it's much more cost effective to prevent pollution and to protect a source of water than

, 20 miles south of here. so far, there's been no evacuations. brian? >> mike tiabbi tonight at ft. calhoun in nebraska. >>> now to minot, north dakota, where the swollen souris river crested yesterday more than four feet above the highest ever previous you record. it's slowly starting to recede, but just in tiny increments, it's going to be a long time before things get to normal and water is out of there. nbc's john yang is there for us tonight. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this is what one-quarter of minot looks like tonight, under water and forecasters do say it will be weeks before all this water is back where it belongs. talk about a needle in a haystack, minot city workers searching for a water main break in the midst of the worst flood in more than a century, until they find it, all water use is banned. that comes as national guard helicopters continued air lifting one-ton sandbags to shore up temporary dikes, even though the souris river finally stopped rising. the river crest

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stanton a half mile. quarter mile in frederick. mile and quarter in gaithersburg in montgomery county. haze with 3 miles in quantico and manassas. a little fog in one or two spots. mostly sunny, look at temperatures this afternoon, lower to mid-80s. it is time for angie goff to tell you what's happening on the roads. >>> thank you, howard. as we get into the 6:00 hour, right now the green light stays on, no problems to report at this time. in fact, we want to take you over to virginia, 66 show you the eastbound trip, nice and clear from any major accidents or incidents even construction. outside we are watching volume build out of manassas over to 29 and then 50 to 123, using brakes a little bit. moving back over to the real time graphics, move it over to 395, show you we have yellow on the map outside approaching seminary, drivers are below speed. that delay is on the way. your travel times for you, hello maryland outer loop from 95 to 270 still in the green. 270, southbound no problems approaching the beltway and d.c.'s 295 no co

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that is again, the 10 cents increase on 1/5 of a mile or the waiting time. we calculate that the impact to our parents of program are between $750,000 and brushing up to about $1 million of additional subsidy that we would have to provide. however, there are quite a lot of savings coming out of the paratransit program now as a result of the paratransit debit card. i consider this a very good use of the savings because we certainly want taxi drivers to feel that the paratransit program is supporting them in the same way they are supporting the paratransit program. they are very effective and successful and efficient a resource for this, and we want them to feel good about serving the paratransit customers. i think the more economic incentive we provide, the better service our customers are going to get. and the paratransit customers receive a fixed allotment of savings between $90 and up to $300 per month, so there is a fair increase, what that means for your typical paratransit customers that they can take your rights. this is an important consideration for

something -- this is groundbreaking stuff here. >> i mean, people travel 600 miles, 800 miles. >> againthank you very much. and we'll see you next month. >> reporter: and then, without any prompting, a song. ♪ god bless america >> i think it struck a nerve. people lost hope in the system. ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ >> consumers have a lot of power in the country. they can change the country. this is so simple. ♪ my home sweet home [ cheers ] >> nice job! >> how great is that? >> what a moment that was, completely unprompted, they just started singing. and mark is hoping to create a franchise of these stores. he wants one in every single state. he imagines it being like walmart but without the foreign goods. >> i love the variety of goods he has there too. we've heard from hundreds of you, sharyn, with made in america suggestions. we've been adding them to our new made in america map. head to abcnews.com/worldnews to find american-made products near you. >>> coming up, three things you should ask your doctor to get the very best care. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day wit

the last hour, was less than a quarter of a mile.light arrival delays because of the low clouds, around 48 minutes right now. cloudy at 8:00 this morning. temperatures in low to mid-50s. who's around fairfield and santa rosa. by noon, we're still dealing with clouds. it's going to take be a hour longer to get rid of them. we'll have 50s in inland valleys at noon with mid to upper 50s along the coast through san francisco and oakland. by 4:00, look for mostly sunny conditions in east bay valleys. we'll have 70s showing up in the north bay valleys and mid to upper 60s around the bay shore and upper 50s at the coast. temperatures will fluctuated a couple degrees through the weekend and big warming trend still slated through next week. >> got word of a delay in mass transit, "h" train number three is delayed about five minutes. live look at the ride in contra costa county, this is walnut creek, no delays making your way southbound along 680 heading into the san ramon valley. commuting east shore freeway, a live look at interstate 80 head

cientos de miles en el desfile del orgullo gay en nueva york.morando controversial: el director del departamento de migraciÓn y aduanas clara a sus empleados como actuar para deportar indocumentados. y mÉxico de fiesta: miles salieran a las calles para festejar la derrota de la selecciÓn estadounidense. ♪ >> Éste es noticiero un indicio en fin de semana con martÍn darlanga. >> crÍtica podría estar la condiciÓn de salud de hugo chÁvez despuÉs de ser operado en cuba. .crÍticas tambilas que hay por tratar la salud del primer mandatario como secreto de estado. a falta de certezas lo que hay son dudas y oraciones. >> sigue el misterio de su reposo mÉdico en cuba. sin hablar, sin salir en televisiÓn ni en la prensa. apenas algunos mensajes en twitter muestran que seguirÍa activo pero de su autorÍa se duda. parece haber un problema decredibilidad. >> y la bendiciÓn para mi hijo querido. que el poder de dios bendito amenazan a rape jaime no traiga. >> con la incertidumbre de su salud surge la pregunta sobre quiÉn gobierna en venezuela y quiÉn podrÍa suc

let's do the math. $1.6billion, 1.7 miles. 528 feet in a mile. $150,000 a foot. a foot. $150,000. $150,000. every step you take it's $150,000. $150,000. the last stop here in chinatown. about a mile and a half, if you walk 3 miles an hour, the walk would take about half hour. a lot of people are saying wow. >> that's too much money to spend on that. >> $150,000. $50,000. every time we step it's $150,000. i took an expensive walk with the mta director tom nolan. >> people will be glad we did it. >> reporter: ridership will increase and he says it's worth the price tag. >> every project that came along people would say it's too much money. i imagine people were saying that about the golden gate bridge, bart, all of these things. i think we have to look beyond that. >> reporter: and take it one step at a time. $150,000. $150,000. $150,000. >> all right. >> reporter: i'll take a ride with you. when it's done, when it's expected, in 2018. >> you have given me a headache and a gnawing feeling in my gut. [ laughter ] >> at the same time. >> reporter: well, it's undergro

gusting to 15, 18, 25 miles per hour. 30-mile-per-hour gusts at santa rosa. strong on-shore flow right now because we have a weak disturbance passing through extreme northern california. that's it. after this i think we're in for a stretch where high pressure dominates. high pressure's our friend. we're looking for warming temperatures. really after tomorrow, tomorrow really is looking a lot like today. a lot of clouds in the morning, breezy through the afternoon and coastal temperatures really don't warm that much. ahead, though, we're talking 80s and 90s. here's the setup for us. big high-pressure ridge offshore. this should have moved in about three weeks ago. we'll take its late arrival. that's just fine. low pressure moving out to the east. tomorrow we wake up to clouds. probably pretty thick. and it's going to be tough to burn off right along the coastline. but inland, temperatures will warm a few degrees. after tomorrow afternoon, after tomorrow night, that stratus, that low cloudiness, it really gives us a break. into monday, we're not looking for muc

this the last week it scorched 285 square miles near the new mexico border. it can be seen as far as away as 150 miles away in southern california. >> when i got down in there, another sheriff came pulling up and said i had to get out. i said i have an escort. he said you have to leave now because the fire was right there. so we had to turn around and leave. >> smoke rising from this fire can be seen from more than 150 miles away in southern colorado. the wallow fire is the third largest in arizona history. >>> also today, german officials expect to get test results on the results of that deadly e. coli outbreak. vegetable sprouts caused the deadly outbreak in europe. they came from an organic farm in northern germany. it has been since shut down. at least 22 deaths are blamed on the e. coli. 2,200 people have gotten sick, including four americans. those americans got sick after traveling to germany. >>> death toll stands at 16 in a series of u.s. missile strikes targeting expected insurgents in pakistan. the first two missiles struck minutes apart in the tri

it burned another 114 square miles in just the past day and the fire now covers 639 square miles. the winds remain relatively calm today giving firefighters a chance to make progress but high winds are expected to return tomorrow. crews have also been fighting fire with fire. setting backfires to try to control where the fires burn. right now this fire is only about 5% contained. >>> come monday, calfire is declaring the start of the fire season in parts of santa clara, contra costa and alameda counties. that means calfire is suspending burn permits for all the areas it overseas. italian chief crosby tells ktvu that amounts to 6.1 million acres in mostly hilly and remote areas. the declaration also means more staffing in the santa clara cal district. >>> medical marijuana collectives have paid more than $600,000 since the city started collecting a new tax. the 7% tax on gross receipts went into effect. may's tax is due at the end of this month but some collectives have already paid a total of $17,000. >>> graduates marched across the stage toward a brighter future today. one that

. >> la agencia del control de aduanas arresto a miles de inmigrantes que habían sido sentenciados pore menores. >> obviamente para nosotros la dirección es clara, priorizar esfuerzos en detener a los que realmente presenten amenazas para la comunidad y lo haremos. >> algunos representantes mostraron preocupación por etos bcambios. >> varias bibliotecas cerrads. >> las bibliotecas representan un puente hacía el conocimiento y los esfuerzos por salvarlas marcaron la jornada en oucland. >> poder leer su libro o hacer su tarea. >> salían a defender esto en ocland y el acceso a libros y otros. >> que serán difíciles de conseguir en una economía complejo por eso ante la posibilidad de que se cierren por falta de presupuesto movilizo a muchos para detener esto . >> estamos muy preocupados por el recorte de estos servicios prque no nada más sufren los funcionarios si no también toda la comunidad. >> una medida sugiere utilizar el personal y no contratar otros de afuera. >> debemos ser responsables. >> proponen que todos los empleados contribuyan lo mñismo para su juvilacion y otras medidas. >

some nearly 800 miles of -- square miles have been charred.s roughly the size of the city of jacksonville, florida. that's gone up in smoke. firefighters say they are struggling in some areas. although it is a bit windy here today. firefighters say they expect there to be calmer conditions tomorrow. here at the monument fire tomorrow, about 90 members of the national guard are going to be sent to this area to help firefighters on the ground. they say conditions here are bone dry. they are ripe for another explosion of fire. but crews hope they'll be able to gain the upper hand over the next several hours, guys. >> okay, reporting live from arizona. wow. six states battling fires as we speak. stay with us for "nightly news with brian williams" in about ten minutes at 5:30 for the latest on these fires. >>> also helpful reminder -- or is it too invasive? up next, why the internet, why google isagkpede it sent to alll message it sent t all of its e-mail users this weekend. arizona. google is backpedaling over a >>> we have good news from the gas

and finish with an eight-mile run along the shore line. these are live pictures from chopper 5. i believe roberta pons pons . >> is she -- gonzalez. is she taking the plunge? >> 2,000 people total taking part. >> that is a shot. >>> it's 7:32. plans are underway for a joint funeral for two san francisco firefighters who died this week. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong during thursday's house fire. >> in the meantime, firefighters and family members are dealing with the loss of the second firefighter, tony valerio who was severely burned in the fire. he passed away yesterday morning leading to an emotional tribute outside of the hospital where he died. in the pouring rain surrounded by dozens of san francisco firefighters, the chief made the announcement that so many had feared. >> unfortunately this morning at sep 40:00, the -- 7:40, firefightertony valerio was pronounced deceased. >> reporter: the 53-year-old firefighter/paramedic had worked for the city for 27 years. one of two firefighters who died after being over

3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes throughlk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i knew that there was something really special about this event. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. it was three days of hope. of love. of empowerment. it was three days the way the world should be. here i am, second year in a row, and i'm already signed up for next year's. (man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime. >> eric: land neighborhood car sharing companies have been around for several years but what if you could rent your next-door neighbor's car for a short out of town trip? dan ashley reports. >> san franci

her car was found half a mile away. they say they don't think it was a random attack, they believe someone that knows her killed her. they plan to search for her month body in remote areas. le's family don't want to believe this. on a facebook book page the brother said the family believes she is alive and they are holding out hope. family is expected to make a statement later this afternoon. >> kristen: organizers expect up to 400 people to expect n a peace march in oakland in a violent neighborhood. there were seven shootings last weekend. 56-year-old man was killed and six others were killed. students and members of st. bernard church will begin the march at 3:00 p.m. they'll meet with the police chief to ask for more officers. there are no suspects in i of those shootings. >> tonight's game at at&t park will be dedicated to the memory of two fallen san francisco firefighters. mayor ed lee will throw out the first pitch. the two firefighters died while battling a house fire in the diamond heights neighborhood last th

it shows a quarter mile buffer. in red is the quarter mile buffer. that would give you a sense of exactly what boundary we are considering. the market octavia plan environmental impact report shows the development capacity for almost 6000 new housing units. the think it is the ongoing question of will it be market rate, will it be affordable. the think the capacity on the site -- one of the goals of this program is to secure some of that land while there is the capacity to do so. but i think your point is right. this is not a program we are going to see every project sponsor move forward with. it is only going to work in a few instances. but we are happy to move forward any program that gets affordable units in the plant area. commissioner sugaya: if there is dedicated land that is sufficient size, i assume this is going to be developed by a nonprofit housing developer. they can actually create more units on there, if the funding is available. >> that is right. the thresholds are minimums. if there is more capacity or other ways to be creative. commi

out over the bay we have winds, 45 miles per hour to sfo.ill very breezy in parts of the bay area. windy in through some of the mountain gaps. looks like those winds will carry some low clouds and fog outside overnight tonight. latest on the satellite image you can see some of that hugging the san mateo county coast right now and it will continue to fill in tonight and make its way onshore. as it does we are going to see a nice blanket of fog. but for the most part in the evening you have some breezy conditions, mostly clear skies, temperatures very mild in many spots in the interior in the 70s in areas, 60s inside the bay and 50s at the coast with the cool breeze blowing. tomorrow looks like we are going to see a lot of sunshine but the temperatures are going to be cooler. we'll see a few passing clouds as well just some high clouds moving by. and, of course, you have that patchy fog right out the coastline. numbers now 72 degrees in vallejo. 68 in livermore. 69 degrees in san jose. i think as you travel around the state you will find some

then by and run five miles home.es, then i hike five miles back to the gym with 65 pounds on my back carrying a bucket filled with bricks. and then i figure out another workout, using tires and sledgehammers and a lot. it's one of those -- just a day where it doesn't stop and the entire time you feel like you want to quit. and you just don't. you just keep going. >> i think it's crazy. when steve first told me, i thought he was nuts. then i got online and i was like cool. but would you never try that. >> trainer jeremy jones says extreme races in general are growing in numbers. >> definitely growing in popularity. i know our members have been following them and participating in many of the different races. >> half death races come with physical challenges, like carrying stumps, building bridges, chopping wood. >> when you can pick up 465 pounds on a barbell, anything under that seems like -- >> there are mental challenges, try sorting 50 bucks in pennies or creating logos. it's enough to make most quit. art says he w

cientos de miles de dÓlares fueron encontrados junto con varias armas.s acusada de esconderlo. >> ambos serÁn extraditados. formalmente serÁn acusados. una recompensa de $ 2 millones es lo mÁs que han ofrecido para dar con la captura de un fugitivo. >> cabe mencionar que desde 1995 ambos han estado en california cuando huyeron. aÚn no se sabe cuÁndo serán extraditados a massachusetts. >> estarÍa usted de acuerdo con que la marihuana sea legal en los estados unidos? hasta ahora es aceptada para uso medicinal en 16 estados, pero presentaron una propuesta controversial que pretende quitarle responsabilidad al gobierno federal. >> dos congresista demÓcrata en repÚblica no quieren terminar con la prohibiciÓn federal a la marihuana permitir que los estados regulen su venta como el tabaco. >> dos congresistas de posiciones polÍticas diferentes estÁn presentando una propuesta para, no necesariamente legalizar la marihuana, sino dejarle a los estados el derecho de seguir realizando este producto. >> el gobierno federal seguirÍa combatiendo el trÁfico internaciona

her car was found half a mile away. investigators believe she was targeted and don't think it was a random attack. michelle le's brother said the family believed she is still alive and asked people not to give up hope. amy hollyfield, abc news. >> and the coroner is working to identify a woman whose remains were discovered in a trash bag. they found the bag near palm avenue yesterday. the coroner conducted an autopsy and said the woman was hispanic and had head trauma. they hope to use dental record and dna to figure out who she was and how she got there. >> east palo alto police said mistaken identity led to the taking of the life of a three month old boy. isaiah died. the 17 year old teen matches the suspect's sketch on the left. the other sketch depicts a 16 year old accomplice that is also charged. the mother tearfully offered a warning for other parents. >> pay attention to them and give them love. if they don't know they will find it on the streets and they hang out with the wrong people and they end up being kill

down to about 0.8 miles in hagerstown 1.3 in gaithersburg. 8 miles in the district. 3 miles in quantico. visibilities will improve greatly by the minutes as we go through the early morning. clear skies overhead right now. the jets dream is well to the north in the midsection of the country. in the middle part of the countries where the heat and humidity is. we will be well into the 90's -- they will be well into the 90's today. that will reach us by mid-week. mid 80's today for us. close to 90 tomorrow. mr. a robber 90's by wednesday and thursday. -- mid to upper 90's. >>> 95 marilyn southbound, accident between 216 and 198 with delays beginning near rte. 132. after getting by to the right. southbound 95, crashed between 216 and 198, moved on to the shoulder. virginia, everything is open on 95 66, the greenway, the toll road, and quiet at glebe road. now to news. >>> 65 degrees outside 6:20. >> scary moments at a soccer tournament as some inflatable rides go airborne. >> today on "oprah," behind a curtain with a real-life "black swan," 4:00 and abc 7. captioned by the national captionin

tropical storm adrian is currently 350 miles south of acapulco mexico. it has winds of about 45 miles per hour but it is expected to strengthen rapidly. >>> a wild goose chase for sheriffs deputies in texas sent to a farmhouse to look for human remains, they found nothing. sheriffs deputies were directed to the site northeast of houston by phone tips from a person claiming to be a psychic. the caller mentioned more than 25 bodies including children. the sheriff is investigating the unidentified caller. >>> overseas, nato continued its air strikes on libya before dawn this morning but a defiant moammar gadhafi says he will never surrender. waves of nato jets struck tripoli yesterday targeting gadhafi's compound. it was the heaviest daytime bombing since the air strikes began in march. >>> to washington, german chancellor angela merkel was honored with a dinner outdoors in the white house. dinner was serviced outdoors in the rose garden. president obama awarded merkel the presidential medal of freedom. earlier in the day mr. obama and chancellor merkel hel

and in less than a mile, 180 miles an hour. >> it becomes more of a video game. it's such a blur., four corners ahead. you go so fast. >> reporter: the tt started back in 1907. history bred more history. new heroes replaced the old. the bikes got faster, the death toll has grown. over 220 killed so fast, but still, they return. >> it's like climbing mt. everest. the biggest challenge in motorcycle racing. >> reporter: this rider was very lucky indeed. where is the -- in the spine? wow. wow. so, they -- >> a lot of work on my arm. >> reporter: that's him, racing again this year. he does look a little bit mad. >> oh, they're all mad. they have to be. >> reporter: out on the circuit, mark took me to a place where the tt nearly took his life. >> i got thrown head first on my back and i see the trees through the lights go by. i think, there's a pole coming. i'm going to hit it. it's going to happen, now, now, now, now -- and i came to a stop and i'm like, i got away with something right there. >> we have a red flag situation. >> reporter: on this day, another race, another victim. a ri

they marked the same turtle in the 18 miles away. he made an impressive trek and scaled a mile long incline to get to point reyes station. they are submitting their find toss a scientific journal.

for miles visibility at dulles airport. 3.5 and -- 2.5 miles in hagerstown. relative humidity up to 100% in some locations such as adelphi and la plata. that indicates the possibility of fog. 60 degrees in stafford, 61 n. la plata. reagan national, 68. sunny and pleasant today, highs in the mid 80's. tomorrow we will start to crank up the heat again with sunshine near 90 degrees, hot and muggy. upper 90's by wednesday and thursday. >>> pleasant around the beltway. interstate travel south to richmond and north into baltimore and to the airport. no troubles in the district. across the wilson bridge as well. here we are close to national harbor. all lanes are good. >>> 4:54. >>> do you remember j. r. ewing? >> i do. betsy is back in the headlines. we could find out as early as this week whether the 1980's tv series will make a comeback. >> the second reason is that the star, larry hagman, has sold off a lot of his memorabilia on the weekend. he did it in high style. >> it is the show that defined friday nights in the 1980's. the oil family. >> i want a divorce.

southwest winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour here on this tuesday. tuesday.mperatures are running in the 50s in a couple of spots like manassas and culpepper. with the cooler temperatures, we're seeing just a touch of fog like yesterday morning out of the mountains of petersburg, west virginia. here are today's forecast highs. perhaps staying in the 80s along the bay. most of us will be into the low 90s and that's going to feel good compared to tomorrow and thursday. angie? >> that hurts, howard. thank you. >>> the time is 4:26. we've got the yellow light on because early on, we're dealing with this car fire out on westbound route 198 on the ramp to go southbound in the laurel area. on the inner loop, we're still dealing with a little bit of construction in maryland from colesville over to new hampshire avenue and it is taking away -- it is only letting the left lane get by. southbound u.s. 29 between georgia and fenton, we have on- going roadwork here. they're trying to clear that out of the way. still ahead, more cones to keep an eye out for. we'll have tha

that's 75 miles north of bogota. according to specialist a one carat emerald can be sold between $s 1,000 and $100,000 depending on its quality. theer raled value is not even measurable. -- the emerald value is not even measurable. a reminder of our breaking news. the south korean military says troops fired at a sill villian airline. official -- civilians airplane. they fired their rival at the flight from china which had more than 100 passengers onboard. much more at the top of the hour. you've been watching "bbc news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freepman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its global financial strength for a wide range of companies. >> "bbc world news" was present

winds, 40 mile an hour gusts. creating what they call spotting where embers can fly several miles behind the fire line, creating fire on both sides of the firefighters. already at least one base camp had to be evacuated after fire came into their camp. really difficult. and it's only about -- the edge of the fire is about ten miles this way, not far over that ridge. so far, if there's any good news from this monster fire, is that it's been in largely unpopulated areas in apache national forest. but we're here in the town of springerville, the first population center, where we expect the fire to potentially create problems here. only ten miles away, randi. that's too close for comfort here. pretty sure what they do what they call preevacuation, asking people in homes like this to get their stuff, and get on the road. we've already seen this morning lots of trucks going by with people's furniture, their belongings in it as they try to create some sort of safe buffer or distance away from this fire. randi? >> i know

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man: the system in total is about 8 1/2 miles, 27 feet in diameter. most of the time it will be dry. the only time it will fill is when the sewer system is overwhelmed by the storm. it is a massive project. our budget was $210 million. we've worked about a million and a half man-hours. hunter: it is an incredible amount of work. our capital program right now is $3.9 billion. over a period of less than 10 years. franklin: so it's very expensive. the bottom line is, we, as atlantans, as georgians, don't have a choice to protect the river. we need to leave it better than we found it, and it's really been a political advantage for me, not a disadvantage. people laugh about me being the sewer mayor, but they remember what i'm doing. griffin: we want people to understand, when they see one of our work crews out working on the mains, that that work is necessary in order for them to have good clean drinking water or to have a good, functioning wastewater system. franklin: you don't put a roof on the house one time. you don't fix the plumbing one time, any mor

never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that.miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i knew that there was something really special about this event. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. it was three days of hope. of love. of empowerment. it was three days the way the world should be. here i am, second year in a row, and i'm already signed up for next year's. (man) register today for the... because everyone deserves a lifetime. >>> welcome back to "open house." now we go behind the doors of this year's modern life concept house in manhattan. we'll check in with three of

and miles don't matter, days don't matter. it all adds up into this, into movement, into walking through the labyrinth that's opened up into the ground. finding places, places to camp behind cliffs that have fallen, finding sanctuary, places where the wind won't touch you, places that are eroded out of the earth like bones. everything is revealed in the desert. there are no questions out there. there's just ground, solid ground, opened layer after layer after layer. some people come back from, say, the edge of the grand canyon and they say it makes them feel small. i understand that but i think it may be a misconception. it may be that it's not a landscape that makes you feel small, it's a landscape that gets rid of your sense of scale entirely because there have been so many times out there in the deep of winter camping for week after week in the open desert where at night it gets down to 10 below or 15 below zero and there's nothing in your life but the sky and the stars. and you are looking up into the sky and you think, i

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