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all wet in those locations where you see the queyellows and oran coming down a little bit harder. farther south, right now this is a developing line of some moderate showers. just to the northwest of fredericksburg, into western stafford county. and now that's moving in to culpeper. just about to move into prince william. farther to the east and charles county, much of southern maryland dry right now. just clouds and getting just a few sprinkles around washington and southern montgomery county, fairfax and arlington. a few scattered sprinkles in prince george's. it doesn't look like the rain is going to pick up in the next hour or so. 70s from the mountains east, except wait for the waters on the eastern shores in the 60s a few locations. 60s, shenandoah valley into the mountains right now. day planner for this tuesday. have an umbrella handy. by 6:00 a.m., still in the 70s with showers moving through. might get a few breaks in the clouds midday, into the 80s by then. upper 80s mid afternoon. mid to late afternoon, could get some thunderstorms. some storms could be severe with dam

i've really got hit with a rock from a trebuchet i oran aero or someone hit me with their pila. is that 1066. that happened mostly in those situations because there were people out there trust the white house today, reminding me where i was. and really it doesn't take long. i was talking to someone last week about the stanford experiment, this thing that happened for they had card and prisoners and i believe it had and, correct me if i'm wrong, it was stanford's doing, intellectual, bright coming down, likely affluent kid, privilege kids get to go to stanford and smart and all this good stuff within three days of guard were beating the out of the prisoners. they relate that would never happen. they put them in that situation and it happened. the longer you were immersed in these worlds, the easier it is to kind of forget where you are. that definitely happened to me in a number of occasions. those were the ones produce fanatical because it was like no, we're going to eat only the food they ate. mediterranean cuisine hasn't changed. [applause] salami, grapes, wine, perfect, so mu

it's really kind of apples and oran oranges, i would hate to pick one over the other. >> i have to askhad a disaster opening round. i hope they get the act together because i think they've been through the pressure and i would love the americans win one all-around medal today. >> we would love to see that as well. i'm inviting you back to chat with us again. bart conner two time olympic gold medalist. >>> dominique dawes will talk about the dominant performance last night and the fame that lies ahead for the girls. >> it is coming. it is 36 minutes after the hour and u.k. teenager has been arrested for allegedly sending a mean-spirited twitter message to tom daily. he retweeted a message he received that quote, you let your dad down, i hope you know that. his father died last may after a long battle with brain cancer. the teenager who sent the tweet questioned by police on suspicion of malicious communications and overs investigating other communications on his twitter account. >>> another gold, another record and more whispers, chinese teenager yes shiwen denying she is on performance

>> -- budget oran medicare plan?ent and i took the bowls since a report as a menu -- bowles simpson report as a menu. the super committee to the many the president and i developed and added more selections. in terms of how do we solve these problems? we have a big menu. it is a matter of having elected officials with the courage to do it. i do not know that medicare is going to go broke if we do not fix it. everybody in washington knows this. paul ryan want to put a plan on the table to show people how you can fix it. where are the other ideas from the president and others? they are hiding. i am sure there will be other ideas about how you save medicare. all of those will be part of a big policy debate come next year. and it will come next year regardless of who wins the election. >> [inaudible] for a party that seems defined by the freshman republican class, there is on -- only one freshman republican and adjusting the convention. do they deserve a bigger role? >> i love our freshmen. if it were not for 89 getting e