the time would come for hot popcorn, a cold beer while we rehashed the day's sail. and then dinner aboard his boat or mine with decent wine and never-ending fascinating conversation, whoops of laughter. after dinner, a pipe and a brandy on deck. one time the magnificent aurora borealis flashed across the night sky and seemed to last for hours. we were alert and awestruck. finally, softly, well, good night, old boy. that was sensational. good night, walter. it sure was. every fall walter would sail to the chesapeake. this became an annual boy's sail. eventually manned exclusively by ex-military pilots. they were tough, dependable

i go, "hi, can i get a popcorn and a soda?" she goes, "absolutely." a pepsi and popcorn. a popcorn?" then what did you say? >> well, i like fountain soda. i prefer fountain soda. >> jimmy: that's ridiculous. what's the difference? >> different taste, but way different, by the way. don't you agree? [ cheers and applause ] they didn't really agree with me. a can of soda is way different than a fountain soda on ice. i prefer a fountain soda with my popcorn. if you went to the movies -- >> jimmy: but why do they have both? >> well, they should have a fountain. it's imax. >> jimmy: so you go up to the lady and you go, "excuse me, do you have fountain soda?" and she goes, "does it look like i have a fountain back here?" [ laughter ] she's like 80-something years old. >> she was. yeah, she was mad about it, too. >> jimmy: and you go, "excuse me, i'm sorry." she goes, "does it look like i got a fountain soda thing back here?" and you're like -- >> how do i know there's not a fountain in the back room or -- >> jimmy: you go, "look, i don't work here." yeah, "i don't work here." it

we have a popcorn like line of showers to the west. no big deal. there is a weak front moving in here. it will take all they to get here. we have light showers around the ocean city this morning. we could see some showers and storms at any time during today because it will be so humid and the front is moving through. the sec to look at our current temperatures this morning. it is -- let's take a look at our current mergers this morning. 72 degrees at the airport. it is 80 degrees at ocean city today. as we take a look around the state come here is what things look like. in the mountains of western maryland, we are dealing with -- sorry about the map. let's look in baltimore. 90 degrees there. 83 degrees in ocean city. baltimore is 90 degrees. went out of the southwest. more humid. it is going to be unsettled today. went out of the south southwest. the small craft advisory is in effect. waves will be 1-2 feet. the record was set back in 1988 at one month for degrees. -- 104 degrees. for tonight, 65 degrees-70 degrees. 20% chance of showers. as far a

what do they sell popcorn on the mall? wreck you cannot grow some popcorn down there. some shoppers in wisconsin -- tad includes a little thought of the day. he got this idea from a book about a backer who places famous quotes in the banks. he is workinon some original box. he hands out roughly 200 of those thoughts each day. >> that is a good idea. we can all do that in our day in some way. just keep it clean. [laughter] >> you never know. >> you can get a better deal on toilet paper shopping somewhere else. you know that old saying about baseball and hot dogs and pickles and ice cream? that is brought to by the brief but cyclones. they are trying everything to get people out to the ballpark, including the pregnant demographic. bellies in baseball. >> they are changing diapers. >> anchovy pizza andamazz class is. >> if jr. pops out during a game, mom and dad and baby get free tickets for the rest of their lives. the catcher is there to catch the baby when it comes out. >> that is not a good idea because she says, honey, it is time. and he takes her to the ballpark? >>

. >> rob: get yourself some popcorn.re going to be here for a while. >> bob: get some popcorn and pretend like you're here. >> rob: we're just in the bottom of the fourth inning and it's only 11:30. >> bob: this is nothing compared to some of the games we've had. i'll never forget the night ryan hit a grand slam at 1:47 in the morning to beat the marlins. he gets that one to right center. how far is it going? and it's right up against the board. nyjer morgan had gone halfway, which you're supposed to do with one out. and ryan just couldn't get over the top of that one enough. >> rob: well, jim dials it up a little bit faster. this guy throws 95, just on the center of the bat. that's on the meat of the bat that's way out of here. he has pulled it down. >> bob: adam dunn is 12 for his last 26. this might be the best mini streak we've seen him on this year. after those at-bats he's batting .462 during that little streak and his batting average up to .276. >> rob: i was watching him play batting practice. he wasn't having a

popcorn machines, snow cone machines all over. places for drinks and soda.cars over here the racetrack was over here. basketball court, everything was here for everyone to enjoy. >> you said the adults had just as much fun as the kids. >> the adults would be on the rides over and over and over with their kids, going from ride to ride to ride, enjoying the whole park, having a good time. the music would be blaring. it was fun, a lot of fun. >> you got here by the train, the tracks are just up there. this is the movie theater. let's go check that out. >> okay. >> inside the movie theater, miko, whatever you wanted, huh? >> he had stacked with candy, whatever you want. coming back for doubles, ice cream, popcorn, he had coffee, sodas, anything you wanted. >> doubles. kids usually don't get doubles. >> here they went wild. the mothers said, no, no, you d have one. he said let them have two. it's okay. >> this is the theater. before we go there we want to show you this, a dance studio, where michael jackson would rehere's. >> yes. his recording studio, his dance

. >> popcorn on you today. >>> exclusive weathernet and then we'll start the 6:00. stay with us. fiber one. i'm looking for some fiber. this bar is an excellent source of fiber. there's no fiber in this. tastes too good. there is fiber. [ chuckle ] no. i can't taste the fiber in this chocolate. they have 35% of your daily value. hmm. oh, samples. hmm. autobahn. wackenschdol. fiber one chewy bars. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> this far away from 6:00 - i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. it's thursday, july 30th. before we look at the forecast let's look at the stories we're working on for you today. the mayor of baltimore has been indicted again. cheryl conner live with the latest. >> it's happy hour at the white house. three guys sit down for a man-to-man-to-man conversation. >>> and one day after he was not the fastest swimmer anymore he proves the world wrong. maybe it's the suit. >>> those stories and much more coming up. in the meantime, thank you for joining us. >> let's get some weather now. here's justin berk. >> good morning. pretty much the same old thing excep

use popcorn. >> reporter: switching out for popcorn makes for an 80-calorie difference.ta lovers want to save 180 col -- calories. toss out the spaghetti and swirl up spaghetti squash. >> it is rich in vitamin a which is a immune booster and a large source of potassium. >> swap this out and bank 490 col your -- calories. >> good tips. >>> the news tonight is far from over, the news edge at 6:00 starts rit now into we're starting off with breaking news. a woman found dead in annandale, fairfax county. the investigation unfolding in hummer road. that's where matt acland i now. he joins us now by phone. matt. >> reporr: there is probably about two dozen fairfax county police officers here, the patrol division and detectives. so there is quite a few police in the area. we're being given limited details at this time. we're told around 4:05 this afternoon fairfax county police got a -- police got a report of someone who had been stab the. they responded to this address on umer road and they went inside and found a woman dead. they won't elaborate on cause of death or any other

town to bae d anbest toal the bay and beale, rylandmaand ese are the size oeyth arare really small l popcorn ows er inthe atmosphere and we will be in and out of them thhoheroug tut tbiy. er look at the bigg picture they ctare hard to see these little tiny popup showers. all eyes are on the big mess in the atlantic ocean that will be slamming in to new york and new england. they will have torrential rain today. if you are going there plan ahead. the netherlands carillon camera, we are in the clouds. it is murky outside. the temperature 83. despite the clouds a decent warmup. southeast winds at three miles an hour. baltimore with rain and 77 along with the folks at annapolis. manassas is 82. 81 winchester. in cumberland, maryland looking good with that 77 and hi to you in fredericksburg as we stop by main street you will be in a steamy 82-degree air mass. yes, it is muggy outside. we will take you to the middle 80s today with scattered showers. a little bit of thunder here and there. tomorrow not as widespread but a chance to get wet, 86. notice as we head too the weekend, highs return to 90.

stuffing his face with popcorn. bottom of the first. runner on second. base knock to center. nyjer morgan comes up. here comes michael bourn. astros 1-0 lead. bottom four. 1-0 houston. carlos at the mound. drives one deep to left. he thinks it's a home run right away. we got out the magnifying glass. the ball hits below the yellow line. still in play. morgan fields it. hits the cutoff man. alberto gonzalez with the throw. lance berkman is trying to score and the ball is waiting for him at home plate. he's out. they did review it. but it wasn't overturned. bottom seven. still 1-0, houston. jordan zimmerman gets pudge rodriguez on the checked swing. zimmerman struck out pudge three times in the game. he finished with six. but zimmerman made a mistake a couple pitches later. very next batter, kaz matsui. lays this one to right. just over the wall for a three-run homer. zimmerman, devastated. looked like someone stole his lunch. matsui's third of the season. at troes take a 4-0 lead. he trips. that's a balk. the base runners advance. berkman goes home. nats get shut out 5-1. at t

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. >> i don't see a popcorn machine up there. >> that's why you bring your own. >> looks cool. next wednesday is the last night for the summer screen series. you can learn more about it at wusa9.com. click on metro mix. >>> all summer long we have been ragging on the nats and their pitching and the fact that they get to the 6th inning, winning by 20 and lose by 30. no more. >> just when it is fashionable to jump on the nats they give you two days like we just had. you're going to think you're dreaming when you hear the stats. the nats have given up one run in their last 18 innings. we will show you the latest gem while one of their stars hits the dl. plus, at least i didn't wear mom jeans. did he bounce more cealniceremo first pitch? find out 9sports next. (announcer) illness doesn't care where you live... ...or if you're already sick... ...or if you lose your job. your health insurance shouldn't either. so let's fix health care. if everyone's covered, we can make health care as affordable as possible. and the words "pre-existing condition" become a thing of the past... we're a

in houston this afternoon, get out your popcorn. it was a show. bottom of the first miguel tejada at the base. here comes michael bourn. astros take a 1-0 lead. bottom four. still 1-0 houston. he thinks it's a home run. but it's not. the ball hits below the yellow line, so it's still in play. nyjer morgan fields it. hits the cutoff man here, alberto gonzalez. perfect throw home. lance berkman ting to score. he's out. dead duck. bottom seven. still 1-0 houston. jordan zimmerman cruising along gets pudge rodriguez on the checked swing. zimmerman struck out pudge three times in the game. he finished with six. a couple pitches later he made mistake to kaz matsui. not really known as a home run hitter, but he hits one here. sends one to right just over for a three-run homer. zimmerman devastated. matsui's third of the season. astros take a 4-0 lead. it gets worse. yeah. bottom eight. tyler clipper trying to intentionally walk hunter pence with a runner on second and third. clipper tripped. that's a balk by rule. base runners advance. berkman trots home

. >> i'll pay for the popcorn. >> okay. >> all right. low 80s. can you believe that like late may?t we didn't have much of a may. >> we didn't have a good may. lots of rain. >> perhaps this is pay back. we will take may pay back in july. forecast now. next three days could it be more like april, may, june? settle on may, i think. by the time we get into saturday, it will come back. very nice day. low 80s on friday. partly sunny. then almost hot. going to feel hot relatively speaking on saturday of the isolated storm possible. high temperatures upper 80s to near 90s. weekend will be heating up a little bit. if you're watching hd you can see the weekend. all right. tonight overnight in detail partly cloudy. cool. mid-50s to mid-60s. that's really unbelievable. winds out of the north east at 10. saying this the past four or five days feels like a vermont summer. this is what you expect up there. temperatures in the 60s. 66 in gaithersburg. 68 in fredericksburg at this hour. tomorrow morning partly cloudy and mild. 60s and 70s. some 50s very early. winds north easterly at 10. by aftern

one man worked for a popcorn company before being laid off and is now trying to start his own in newk. >> i always wanted to do something on my own. i guess you could say this is a perfect time to go ahead and do it. >> it is a growing trend for those who have lost their jobs and are facing an uncertain job market and economy. >> in some cases, a lay off or on a point represents an opportunity, because it is motivation for something they have always wanted toç do -- ad lay off or unemployment represents an opportunity. >> do not be afraid to hit the ball -- a layoff. julie banderas, fox news. trace gallagherç. trace: the dow jones industrial average eking out another game, ending its best july in two decades. it was a quiet day on wall street as investors glanced over the latest snapshot on the economy, which indicated the pace of the recession is slowing down. at the close of the bell, the nasdaq down five, and the s&p 500 up a fraction of a point. it was the end of another big week in a month. just look at how the dow has rocketed during july. it was the best performance of any m

recovered from the obligatory plunge in the always frigid maine water, the time would come for hot popcornwhile we rehashed the day's sail. and then dinner aboard his boat or mine with decent wine and never-ending fascinating conversation, whoops of laughter. after dinner, a pipe and a brandy on deck. one time the magnificent aurora borealis flashed across the night sky and seemed to last for hours. we were alert and awestruck. finally, softly, well, good night, old boy. that was sensational. good night, walter. it sure was. every fall walter would sail to the chesapeake. this became an annual boy's sail. eventually manned exclusively by ex-military pilots. they were tough, dependable gentleman and loved to trade stories with the captain. problem was, there are too many captains. all of us captained our own boats. we were all either naval reserve captains, airline captains, or air force captains. captains from stem to stern of old winty. so we commissioned walter commodore, captain of all captains in nelson's day. and as you'd guess, walter had no problem adjusting. the rank became commonl

some munched on popcorn, and supporters complained. >> the auction should have been inside where everybody could hear everything clearly. this is rigged, this is bull. >> i don't want to interfere with an auction. >> reporter: bidding started at 7 50,000 dollars. when the highest bid came in, it was the city. offering $810,000 for the building. since the city already owns it, it keeps control. the city has spent thousands to keep the theater up and running. in 1999, palletmore gave the senator a 180,000-dollar grant, then in 2002 it guaranteed half of a $1.2 million loan to the theater. in may baltimore took over 9 50,000 dollar mortgage payments when the owner couldn't make the payments t. city will now keep control, saving it from foreclosure and finding a new owner. hopefully it works out so we don't have a vacant building sitting there. >> reporter: shows continue. >> i cap imagine ratifying this. >> reporter: there was much speculation about how many bidders the center would receive. they said there were less than a dozen. they would not say who the bidders were. mayor dixon would lik

large popcorn served 270 calories. now it's twice that, 11 cups with 630 calories. >> the average fast foot hamburger 40 years ago was 1 ounce and now it's 6 ounces. >> reporter: dr. arthur frank, director of george washington university weight management clinic says the oversized portions are contributing to an oversized america. >> it's easy to get tripped up. a portion is the amount of food you are given to eat. a serving is the amount you need according to the usda. that's why one bottle of soda can be 2 1/2 servings and today's typical bagel four servings. bigger portions are attracted to consumers who always like getting more for their money. >> people appreciate that, they value that. it's important. unfortunately, it's dangerous. >> reporter: high blood pressure, cholesterol, heart disease, diabetes, side affects of being overweight. the pounds can add up if you don't account for all the extra lories sneakg into your diet. >> i have to be concerned with it at all times. it's a strug that will i live with. >> re

it is like popcorn. some places goet them. between now and the weekend.ack up in the midor the upper 80s. humid. scattered showers and probably not over the weekend but a slight, slight chance you get humidity and that can pop up. sally. >>> creepy story of the day. scorpions on a plane, not another samuel jackson movie. the plane was headed from phoenix to indianapolis when a passenger are felt a sting. somehow they made it into luggage sends others in a frenzy. understandably. luckily no one was seriously hurt. experts say they can crawl into bags like a spider. >>> and calling peta. two troopers beat sea gulls. they claim the many tooers used the batons to beat the sea gulls on the roof of a terminal. this he are protected in washington. it is why the troopers are on leave and face jail time. s. >>> a new study puts small are cars to the test. in our consumer watch the institute tested several models and gave the top scores. and the cobattle and civic did well in the collisions. scion received the worst news because it doesn't have stability control to

some munched on popcorn, theater supporters complained. >> today, the auction should have been inside where everybody could hear everything clearly. this is rigged. this is bull. >> the inevitable was the city would take control. i don't want to interfere. >> bidding started at $750,000. when the highest bid came in, it was the city. >> 810,000. any more? baltimore offered $810,000 for the building. but since the city already owns it, it just keeps control. for a decade, the city spent thousands to keep the single screen theater up and running. in 1999, baltimore gave it a $180,000 grant. then in 2002, it guaranteed half of a loan to the theater. in may, they took over the mortgage payments when then owner couldn't make the payments. now the city will keep control, saving it from foreclosure and finding a new owner. >> hopefully it works out so that we don't have a vacant building sitting here. that's the key. >> reporter: in the last few months, shows at the theater continued, with the former owner believing today's auction means nothing in the long run. >> i don't think the city own

most kids are low in dairy, truths, vegetables and whole grains and popcorn counts. >> you don't have to say no to chocolate milk? >> as i mom i consider it a secret weapon. they like the flavor and research shows that kids that drink milk, flavored or not tend to be leaner or as lean as kids that don't drink milk and when they get flavored milk they surprisingly, overall in their diet they don't get more sugar or calories than nonmilk drinkers. >> i like chocolate soy milk. is that a good thing to introduce at a young age or not. >> for most kids a regular milk. it is calcium, potassium, vitamin ba a lot of nutrients growing kids need. >> another drink. this is a danger zone. >> i consider it the biggest nutrition blunder, beverages. when kids between meals offer water between meals. between meals and snacks. sugar sweetened beverages they can have some of those things but plan it as part of a snack. >> right. >> rather than letting them choose it anytime including sports drinks. >> i just had a good laugh because everybody, right before this segment i asked you how are you going to

a large popcorn used to be a five-cup bag serving 270 calories.t's more than twice that, 11 cups with 630 calories. >> the average fast food hamburger 40 years ago was one ounce and now it's six ounces. >> reporter: dr. arthur frank, director of george washington's weight management clinic says these oversize portions are contricking to an oversize america -- contributing to an oversize america. a portion is the amount of food you're given to eat while a serving is the amount you need according to the usda. that's why one bottle of soda can be two and a half servings and today's typical bagel, four savings. bigger portions are attractive to consumers who always like getting more for their money. >> people appreciate that. they value that. it's important. unfortunately it is dangerous. >> reporter: high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, all size effects of being overwait. the pounds can add up if you don't ask the for all the -- don't account for all the extra calories sneaking into your diet. one strategy kelly uses is sharing a restaurant

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i was sitting there -- i didn't have the pudding you gave out friday, but i had popcorn. he shut up. it was like the mafia came to his house the night before. glenn: right. this is like a thugocracy. that is what it is turning into. we will bully you and use anything at our disposal. it is a community organizing trick. it is what acorn did to the banks to have banks give loans to people that couldn't afford them in places they didn't want to give loans. >> there are 30 inspector generals independent of the white house. they want to stay independent. it's nuts. transparency is a joke. all this stuff that we were promiseed is a joke. it has been a joke so far but it is going to be a joke that none of us will be laughing about. we'll be kaiing about it. glenn: let's go to mark lafferty at the cato institute. i want to shift here, but charles, you feel free to jump in. the federal reserve. here is the federal reserve that is -- i mean, it's not transparent at all. it is saying exactly the same things that freddie and fannie said. we don't need transparency. wait. you can't ch

i do think some thundershowers will fill back in much hike yeerday that, kind of popcorn shower activityhunderstorm activony. some of ct will stay dry. some will see some showers. a pimcal iml rtmee rtafternoon. partly cloudy out there. 88degrees for an afternoon high. i'll be back in just a couple of minute with a look at the weekend forecast. we've got 90. >> thank you. >>> lets acheck in with allison oakley now. it's been a busy morning. >> i'll bring you the good fuss first. i'll keep it brief. on 70, there was an accident involving a helicopter. awful your travel lanes are open. they've cleared out wreckage so this won't be a did he lay between hagerstown and frederick this morning. let's go ahead and slide foot district where there are untils that are dark. we will expect that with the storms we had last night. new york avenue, florida avenue, there are temporary stop signs that he set up there. it doesn't look like utility crews will be out there ding the morning rush hour. there was an accident at connecticut avenue and it looks like that is out of the roadway too. northbound 95

just popcorn. call me if you need anything. use the fruit spray.you tell him? >> not yet. >> not yet what? >> nothing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love jeff daniels. how was jeff daniels to work with? >> he's awesome. he's such an amazing actor and he's from the midwest. he's very, like, quiet and midwesternish. so when i'm around somebody like that, it just makes more like, "hey, hey! hey, charlie! hey, charlie! what's going on?" it just makes me more like spazzy and, loud, which makes him more quiet, but ultimately, we worked it out. we found a happy compromise. >> jimmy: happy medium for you both of you guys. i like him because he does serious movies, but then he just rocked it in "dumb & dumber." he was unbelievable in "dumb & dumber." >> totally rocked it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it was amazing. he could have gotten an oscar for that. >> no, he's really funny and a great dramatic actor. he has it all. and have you seen this broadway show he's doing? "god of carnage"? >> jimmy: no. >> it's amazing. it's excellent. >> jimmy: re

>> i was soot scene where michael is in the theater and i'm sitting right in front of him eating popcorng the movie. >> larry: john, did you have any idea, i know how unpredictable. >> mico made the piece, just so you know. >> larry: john, did you have any idea, i know how unpredictable means are. did you have any idea this would be the hit it became? >>, of course, not. something to remember about "thriller" that people forget is the album "thriller," michael's album had already been the most successful selling album of all time. it had been out a little over a year and was now like number six or something but was huge and they had done "billie jean" and "beat it" two very successful videos. so when michael came to me, i thought, well, i didn't want to make a rock video. they're basically commercials for records. i said can we do a theatrical short and i propose this had thing. abi'll never forget michael calling walter who basically told us in different language to go away. so "thriller" was just what you call a vanity video. we raised the money independently. and no one, we did not ex

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malia stayed home and watched "high school musical 3" with joe biden. [ laughter ] "want some more popcornjoe?" [ light laughter ] very happy birthday to morgan freeman, turned 72 today. [ cheers and applause ] great actor. he celebrated by doing something very special, not narrating something. [ laughter ] that's very nice. microsoft just introduced project natal which allows you to play xbox without using your hands. it's great because now you can play xbox and also play with your wii. soi mean it's -- [ laughter ] is that right? i was going to say, that's ridiculous. i'm so sorry about that. well, it's "wii." w-i-i. it's wii, see? [ laughter ] here, you got it. i'm giving it to the audience. here you go, come on. [ cheers and applause ] i like your shirt. that's nice, thanks. all right. i can't give all of them away, but -- i'm going to keep walking. take care. [ laughter ] >> steve: new gaming system, the wii -- the nintendo wii and the xbox. >> jimmy: millvina dean, the last survivor of the "titanic." she died yesterday at 97. [ audience aws ] yeah, she died doing what she does best,

well some wanted popcorn, the theatre supporters complained. >> the auction should have been inside where everybody could hear everything clearly! this is rigged! this is bull! >> the inevitable was that the city would take control and i don't want to interfere with an auction that has been predetermined. >> reporter: bidding started at $750,000. >> $800,000? >> i have $800,000. now $850. >>reporter: but when the highest bid came in, it was the city species. >> the final call, anymore? sold for $8 10,000. >> reporter: baltimore offered $8 10,000 for the building, but since the city already owns it, it just keeps control. for a decade the city has spent thousands to keep the single screen theatre up and running. in 1999, baltimore gave the senator a $180, 000 grant. then in 2002, it guaranteed half of a $1.2 million loan to the theatre. in may, baltimore took over the $9 50,000 mortgage when the then-owner couldn't make the payments. now the city will keep control saying saving it from foreclosure and finding a new owner. >> hopefully it works out so that we don't have a vacant building si

store wars as george lucas only dreamed it with the upscale with the surround sound will make you popcorn or you can go on youtube or watch a animations made by eight this seven year-old's with lego figures they would watch what we would consider craps stop action and animation really is crap they put the finger in the screen. [laughter] the voice acting, but it is irrelevant it is what they want. they started watching star wars they wanted to watch toy soldier animations. so by any definition of quality it is crap but yet that is exactly what they want we never knew it. no committee, no boardroom window team ever realized the perfect television was television made by other seven year-old's. >> host: it happens because of the abundance. >> guest: because we let seven year-old's waste bandwidth we discover the future of television. >> host: but is horrifying. how much time? we thinking of your question and we will bring the microphone over but since you brought about by have to ask you about the media model of free priceline n/a wed the video because the use it is the bane of your existenc

a few popcorn clouds as well. of course out toward the mountains it will be in the low 70's.e is your seven-day forecast. it looks like more than it is. each day after late monday we will be dealing with the threat for scattered rain showers, maybe a pop-up shower or thundershower in there. each day is not a wash-out, but it will be gray and soggy. temperatures in the low 80's. >> thank you, jim. reaction to the death of walter cronkite continues to pour in. >> he gave up his ancor seat years ago, but many still hold a place in their heart for the legendary news man. brian mooar has the sfor -- story from washington. >> it shouldn't come as any surprise that walter cronkite's death is front page news around the country because to many americans he was the news. >> you really felt like you could tune in to him and he would tell you the truth. >> at the newseum a quickly arranged exhibit honored the legendary ancor man. vivetors remembered him and his -- outside visitors remembered him and his stories. >> i remember when president kennedy was killed. >> president kennedy died a

. >> put your popcorn away.'s nothing interesting to see here at least if you plan on watching the reality show of t.o. or shaquille o'nealings summer programming at its worst. the t.o. show which fitingly airs on networks known for airing the world of faded stars it confirms he is -- in his first episode he platen'tly showed off his welterweight by buying a bently and a new home and earrings if you didn't despise t.o. before this might help you. if you're excited about is seeing a big man in a speedo shaq will challenge other athletes in their sports including michael phelps in what very well could be one of the scariest moments in history if shaq agrees to squeeze into skimpy swimwear, just like the t.o. show it wreaks of an athlete forcing himself into a spotlight that no longer belongs to him. >> jim parkay admitted in the "chicago sun-times" he used human growth hormones during his playing career. touching. but where were you when we really needed the truth when performance enhancers were still being framed

popcorn and root beer float and watch a funny movie. >> we do that occasionally. >> i think "baltimorezine just pulled the - >> i don't want to give it away with but we've got the best reporter in town, too. >> we do. looking good. >> seriously. >> that's great. way to go. this is great. >> fantastic. >> thanks max. >>> wet today, the best chance of rain all week. it doesn't mean it's going to happen all day long but there will be intermittent showers and storms, muggy 82. 86 tomorrow. we push heat here this weekend. turn in to norm lewis more more on this at 5:00. >>> we are baltimore's best morning show. see you tomorrow. fios guy! where ya headed? uh, just installed fios in the whole building. now everyone has the fastest upload speeds, and we're giving them a mini netbook. well, i'm sticking with cable. so is ted. (ted) no i'm not! he's just goofing. (ted) no i'm not. ted has betrayed me... okay... (announcer) unlike cable, fios brings 100% fiber optics straight to your home. switch now, and get a free compaq mini netbook computer. just pay shipping, handling and taxes. with fios,

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