which they don't they don't want to northern virginia and they're going to go to prince george's county and pretty sure this county has been absolving washington d.c. poor for the past ten years so are we going to have a crisis like it takes place in east point allana absolutely and we're going to have a crisis in other major american cities simply because big city mayors will not face down developers and make sure that everything is equal you cannot have a city of rich and haves you've got to have diverse of a kind sure to say we have an entire country. there are exciting the haves now and the have nots. you know it's playing out here in d.c. to record up so much for being here thank you very much all right so to come on tonight's show two candidates are taking their political protests so far that they're starving themselves but this sounds like more of a ploy for attention but a real form of protest to me i'll get my thoughts when we come back and snooki mania is sweeping the u.s. but how the reality star become such an american icon we'll look into the issue and find out why t

still early in this investigation, i am confident in saying that we can place this man in a northern virginiarea during the time of our attacks. additionally, he is known to operate a vehicle very closely matching the description of our lookout information. >> one of the michigan survivors, 17 year-old says that was stabbed after giving the attacker directions. now out of the hospital, he is described. >> i ran. >> at now, authorities are looking and holding him on assault and intend to kill. in washington, samantha hayes. >> a live look aside, from the bay bridge toll plaza. a very different scene than yesterday. yesterday, we were colored with clocovered with clouds, and many areas today it is much warmer. seven degrees in hayward, today, it is still about the same along the coast. with 55 degrees in half moon bay, 62 degrees in san francisco but inland, quite warmer! 83 degrees in concord, 86 degrees in fairfield, and up by 15 degrees in some spots! and with 60s, 70's, now over 80s. with 15 degrees warmer in livermore, 12 degrees warmer in fairfield, 30 degrees warmer in concord and also i

a young lady who grew up in the northern virginia area, the maryland suburbs, feels out of her element in our rural southwest virginia. we need to grow our own. we are partners with an osteopathic medical school years ago and we are now producing 100 osteopathic medical students per year for primary-care going into residents say, many of home were actually sponsored by local health centers called operation home town. that school is now brazil -- producing about 100 dentists per year for primary care. that is good but it is not enough. we are seeking partnerships with the country's medical, nursing, and dental schools to find a way we can replicate this program and find more people from the community. the woman who runs my old health center today is a pediatrician. she was a patient there when i was a director. the family brought her into receive care and to receive care at the help center for a number of years. it helped her to see. she was a student intern during a a couple of summers when she was in high school. this was enough to instill in her a real desire to learn a health profes

temperatures not 84 in baltimore, 83 in d.c., 78 in hagerstown, looking at 78 in winchester ii northern virginiaave to be concerned with the potential for some flooding, especially in low lying areas where we see heavy rain anywhere from 2 to 3 inches possible as we get through the day tomorrow. in fact, flood watches already in place stresmg fro stretching from baltimore county down to anne arundel county aad prince -eorges and other places south of us in the d.y. area as well.ú urban areas are the concern because you get heavy amounts of rainfall coming down and the streets run off and then you get rapid rising of some water, eepecially in low lying areas where some of the drainages aren't cleared well. you have to be concerned with ttat, especially in the metropolitan areas. the bigger picture here, we can see where the rain is at this time. the clouds are starting to3 filter in. some of that rain is starting to push its ay up. it will be riding along stationary front that's retracting back into the area. an area of low pressure will continue to wrap in atlantic moisture, and this moisture wi

been well documented all over the media of five pakistani american young men who traveled from northern virginia overseas to allegedly join the pakistani taliban it talks about as well the case of david healy who is a u.s. citizen who was believed to be involved in surveillance for the moment by terror attacks in india so these are well documented cases and their impression that they've made on the international community has been analyzed many times over also in this cia document it talks about if the u.s. policy on rendition is seen as too one sided that could hinder the u.s. is getting cooperation from foreign governments which i don't think is news to anybody. warned. time about revealing sensitive information but now is the movie dead so what is its most. there are a lot of people questioning more and more what the motives are of wiki leaks especially with the wiki leaks the man behind the website julian saunders who has seen increased criticism for being kind of a publicity monger himself and acting with immense who briss and really seeking promotion with these releases you'll recall after

the essential oils like dates are actually selling out here at the elemental supermarket in northern virginia where muslim americans from all over the region have flocked to by traditional foods and middle eastern good imported for the holy month of ramadan in fact well the most important part is how well meat how well meat is actually selling out here al manar people are preparing for the breaking of the fast. but it's not easy for muslims in america says egyptian born a bus kinder ramadan like you know like for us here you know you have seen a gracious one from the other similar but it's not this scene in. the islamic holy month falls during a sensitive time for muslims in america this year the uproar over the building of an islamic center near ground zero has contributed to the rise in islamophobia nationwide and we've had cases where you know extremist groups are told to go and lay hands on mosques during ramadan or to harass worshippers during ramadan we've seen unfortunately a number of recent cases where. worshipers of mosques around the country have been harassed the muslim terrorists

transportation is a base problem in northern virginia. what we hope to be able to do -- we have a situation where we can tap in and get taxicab rides for our patients who do not have cars. we will have a taxicab pick them up and bring them to their medical of women and bring them back, dan. -- and bring them back home again. we will pay for a taxicab to drive our patience two hours to uva for specialist upon as the transportation will continue to be a problem. trying to keep up with demand and growing and building new health centers where they are most needed will be the thing we are looking to the future for. >> there was an article today in"the washington post about s.taining talent sprin can you tell us about that, especially in rural areas? >> the single biggest challenge i see is that health centers, especially with the new funding that is coming to them in the health reform act is the work force, finding the health professional, the positioners -- the physicians, the nurse practitioners and others who will be needed to staff additio

reporter: earlier that week police say that the attacker struck three different times in the northern virginia town of leesburg. a 15-year-old boy stabbed near a gas station. a 67-year-old man taked with a knife while sitting on the steps of an apartment building. and a man hit in the head with a hammer. all three are minorities and all survived. >> we became convinced early saturday and into sunday we were dealing with a race based crime. >> reporter: the killing spree began in flint, michigan, where police believe one attacker has stabbed 16 men since may. of the five victims who died, all were african-american. authorities in michigan are now taking a close look at similarities among all the cases. the suspect descriptions seem to match. a white male with a muscular build often wearing a baseball cap. so, too does the description of the vehicle, captured on surveillance video in virginia. believed to be dark green chevy blazer with tan panelling on the bod open. critical clues police hope will help stop a serial killer. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >>> former "american idol" winner f

closed session and introduced export take restraining order motion against the federal judge in northern virginia, laying out in enormous detail the technical problems of that virus. basically, look, 244 domain names hosting the command and control servers for the virus that tells them, here is how to upload the new version. and since all of the reports and a public you can go to the court sites and read them. microsoft almost sieglinde leaf forged this doctrine say you cannot -- if you let them know they will do that they would just update the routing tables and will not know where they are. what you need to do is tell verisign to shut down the main server entry for all of those names and that will decapitate the network. the judge agreed with them and they did it. i think that is a pretty good parallel with the kind of emergency powers that are reasonable. we identified a specific threat. this is why we have to take action to shut down this, as narrowly construed as possible. there is a huge body of american law on injunctions and narrowly crafting them and doing it to minimize the impact to th

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particularly bad storms and downpours in part of maryland, virginia and delaware so the mid-atlantic really getting it. a few thunderstorms across the northern fronts, but it will be quieter. we have high pressure across central canada and the northern plains into the great lakes. a much calmer picture here than we've seen earlier on in the week. as for the southeast, the heat has been the main story. it remains the main story, although these showers are moving down into the southeast. it's going to be a -- continue to be incredibly hot with excessive heat warnings posted for many areas. 36 in houston and 36 for atlanta. washington, d.c. has storms today and also storms in new york city, 34 for the high. let's take a look now at your europe. more storms here i'm afraid, and these ones stretch from scandinavia down into the mediterranean. pushing further to the east, but still it's really central europe that sees that rain and storms. the heaviest of the rain is found in hungary on your friday, but the heaviest storms, the strongest storms, thunder and lightning, will be in northern parts of italy. then in behind that a bit of a gentler day f

think if you're talking about the northern regions, geothermal, most of the time makes a lot of sense. it meaks a great deal of sense of where we are in blacksburg, virginia. but i don't know what its true economics would be, like, in florida or a few other places. might have a very different response. host: we have an email that says, can you provide any websites? guest: well, i went to the wikipedia economics of geothermal and the economics of solar. and surprisingly they had some pretty good graphs and i thought that they did a pretty good job of explaining it in a way that was quite comprehendable, understandable. host: ok. another phone call here. lewis in the elizabethtown. caller: yes. i put 100 feet of black plastic in my attic and i don't have to use my hot water heater from about may 15 to november 15 and it comes out as hot as 115 degrees. guest: i love the area. what you spoke to is how much energy is up in that attic. now, my response would be insulate that attic up against the rafters and then put that pipe under 100 feet on -- underneath a tpwhrass container and -- glass container and use a solar hot water heater. really, solar hot water he

virginia downing trees, knocking out power to tens of thousands of people. the storm was associated with the same weather system that brought flash floods this week at a campground in northern new york. some scary moments but no one was seriously hurt. >>> and some amazing video of a spectacular catch. a baseball player in japan robbed an opposing player of a home run when he literally climbed to the top of the outfield wall and came down with the ball. can you believe that catch? >> how? that jump. >> it looked like a hidden baseball. >> that is good! i looked at that like three times to make sure it wasn't photo shopped in some way. it is really amazing. >> my gosh. >> anyway. >> good stuff. >> it's now 7:05. back to matt, meredith and al. >> carl, thank you very much. >>> let's get a first look at the weather, mr. roker. >>> we have a couple of areas of weather to talk about. first of all, the good news is the heat is shrinking. today, only nine states have heat advisories from oklahoma down to texas, over to south carolina, charleston will see a high of 94. 98 in el dorado. 102 in san antonio. the feels like temperatures in and we've got -- it feels like over 105 in col