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a foreign correspondent for "the neyork times" and cbs news. welcome to you both. and again, boy, juat week forhispolitical dynamic duo, husband and fe team. let's begin with bill clint, surpring everyone by showing up rth rea. david, was this -- have we oped a new door to north korea in a dialogue, or this was st an unusualet of rcumstances for which bill clinn fit the bill? >> well, bill clton certainly di fit the bill in fact he was the bill that wasresented by the north koreans as e one person that theyould like to see ce there anday would release the two jrnalists. >> the named him? he w the one? >> exaly, he was the o that they chosen a wasnotn the there the list thatbama sent to them as suggestions so the estion is, who is really in arge now? i mean, the nor reans still want dialogue only wh the united stes. they do not want the six-power talk, the unit states, even afr bill's sit there they still want e -- uld that include china of cose and the north koreans don't want to see th. we'll ha to see th as it evolves but -- an also it's very interesting- it will

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expect to find neyork avenue, because of a couple of incidents.re was an outbound fire -- there was a fire on the alpine side -- outbound side. there is a new accident south of 109 on 270, coming out of frederick. the beltway is hung up on the inner loop becaue a creche . a truck -- because of a crack car crash on gallows road. >> we have a light breeze out of the north this morning. it now -- it does not feel too bad this morning. temperatures are in the mid- 60's. los 70's in the southern suburbs. your forast today, look for clouds this morning and some fog. it will be partly sunny and made 80's this afternoon and thele t. couple thunderstorms. the ones that pop up may b >>> we are following a couple of developing stores -- firefighters are on the scene of a house fire on new york avenue ne, d.c. that is affecting traffic in that area. police in fairfax are on a hunt for two suspected car thieves. officers are using canines to search that area around little river turnpike and pickett street. we will give you more details throughout the morni aet

o new york 71inw neyork city.he w, st , est pittsburgh, pa, 65 degrees this morning.de o te sse wdoue cl adsroche t clouds across the region. also some fog being reported. we've seen it with some of the traffic pictures from 270. so fog to the nathwe nd st as well. thicker clouds to the south and a little he city and bit of precipitation down there as well. here is your surface map for today. there is that front just laying there. it's been there for several days. continues to be there. it will melt away. high pressure trying to build in here and it will be successful, our barometic pressure has been going up for the last day or so. we still can't re t oua couple of showers here and there, especially south and east of the district, but very isolated and most folks won't get any precipitation. forecast for today, mostly sunny, 86 degrees. 88 tomrow and humid. sunday, 90 degrees and humid. and we begin another little warming friend with temperatures in the 90s, sunday, monday and tuesday. there you go. that's the la