and you can still make out the rainbow there. a full arc rainbow.aming in bonus sunshine. that's what we'll call it for you this morning. enjoy every little ray you can see because today will be a more cloudy than sunny day, no doubt about it. temperatures are in the 40s right now. not much rain right around town at this moment, but there are showers across much of central and western pennsylvania. and with that upper level energy spinning back down in our direction later this afternoon, i just can't guarantee that you're not going to get rained on later on this afternoon. rainfall amounts nowhere near as steady or as much as we saw yesterday, but still plenty chilly. again, 73 is an average high this time of the year, and we'll be lucky to get up to the low and mid-50s. the jets at the ravens in an open-air stadium. 49 degrees at kickoff. luckily, that game is right here on nbc 4. so if you don't want to be cold, stay at home and watch it with us. >> >> sounds good. >> good plan. >>> a scary moment for the engineers repelling around the side of the

rainbow captured what a shot. now the prospect of another view of another rainbow.y. these tend to occur with 0 sunshine ankles. and rainfall in the area that refracts the sunlight. clearing a neat time lapse. rainfall almost 1 in. in some parts of the area. beautiful sunset tonight. clearing that has gone on. tomorrow a very interesting day. showers and the afternoon explaining how that is going to work. huge storm spending going to be a giant to thousand 300 mi. across with the machine. lake michigan 35 ft. peak waves and tolerant to 17 ft. in the open lake. not quite the set up in september but ran fall accident the area what they look like tonight on the radar. areas east of chicago. heaviest. amounts of rainfall for out chicago. 60 degrees tonight in the wake of the rainfall at o'hare and 58 degrees at midway airport. pretty strong wind gusts, up to 40 mi. per hour at rockford. clearing from the weather camera at harvard. beautiful sunset in at geneva storms moving out of the area. temperature cool of 40 mi. per hour gusts up tomorrow at it into saturday. syste

a beautiful shot of the rainbow. since this is today from cunningham state park in northern maryland near the thurmont area. korda's colors along the lake, tainting leaves. here's the dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. for parts of northern virginia. loudoun county is not included in that. no. fauquier county is not included in the dense fog advisory either. here are the headlines in the weather. what we are really looking at cooler temperatures by the end of the week ended to the weekend. the best chance of rain is on thursday. thursday looks like the best chance of showers throughout this week. even wednesday night we could see some areas of rain. on saturday there's another chance of showers as well. foggy this morning. mid 60's this afternoon, where we should be this time of year. that is average. tyson tomorrow will be a few degrees warmer than today. we will start the day in the 40's, rising to about 70. low 70's enron the beltway tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy. added clouds tomorrow. best chance of rain on

some kind or rainbow. do? >> the least you can do is get out and run. october 29th. all of the information is on the whitman walker website and we'll have it for on you www.myfoxdc.com. good to see you, sir. >> and over to you. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> starbucks has been criticized by some for what they think is a strong and bitter brew. the coffee giant is responding to the comments. we'll tell you about a new brew coming up next. >>> and we have an update on our local x factor contestant. did marcus canty move on? details are next. keep it here. we'll be right back. let's ring you up. mary? what are you doing here? it's megan. i'm getting new insurance. marjorie, you've had a policy with us for three years. it's been five years. five years. well, progressive gives megan discounts that you guys didn't. paperless, safe driver, and i get great service. meredith, what's shakin', bacon? they'll figure it out. getting you the discounts you deserve. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> is st

this is the rainbow yesterday. a lot of people witnessed this especially commuting around tyson's corner. dixie, thanks for sending this rainbow. that's due to the low angle sun and the rain yesterday. stands the fall colors, this is from lindsay at cunningham state park near thurmont. the beautiful colors along the shoreline on the trees. we have areas of fog this morning and a dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. in fairfax prince william stafford basically just west of the potomac in northern virginia. but in those locations we can anticipate reduced visibility and potential visibility down to a quarter mile or less at times. degrees in the district, 43 and gaithersburg. 43 in culpeper, 49 in martinsburg. some of us at 50 degrees. clear skies overhead. one spot burns off, but sunshine for the rest of the day. -- once the fog burns off nothing but sunshine. best chance of rain is thursday. we will have areas of low pressure will disturbance is riding along the front triggering showers and storms. behind that, much

a triple rainbow is rare.if you can't see all four bans in this photo like and will i can not see all four, the position of the rainbows and the sun prove that there are four of them. >> i got up and went to the tv screen. i count at least three. >> okay. >> they're there. >> and that was a specific study. >> yes. yes. >>> and no rainbows around here and you have to have rain or, you know. to make that happen. no one's complains. it's gorgeous. >> loving the beautiful weather and will it hold through the weekend? that is the question. next. pc##''''!!!@!!!!!!!!ú@r @@@"0  >> an nfl star is talking a new product for people on the go who don't have time to shower. the running back said that he's been around plenty of athletes who just don't have time to wash up after a tough game and he came up with a shower pill, an anti bacterial weep for your body. it's not a pill. the shower pill is not only being marketed to athletes but to corporate executives and kids who don't have time to shower. >> take me back to hig

this is a rainbow near the washington monument.has been closed sin the earthquake in august. a perfect segueway in the rainbow for the washington monument. >>> 6:5 3. >>> now maryland's -- >> he wanted to jump in and introduce everything. we were looked maryland's most powerful doppler radar because we were tracking rain on friday and some of you sent double rainbow pictures as leading edge of the cold air moved in. it's 45 in balmmore. we are cold -- baltimore. we are colder than 57 in boston. interesting about the pattern with the closed road stuck on top of us it has the core of the cold air on into the mid atlantic and warmest stuff rotating around the other side. so let's put it in motion. that circulation here this is a cool pocket of air and there's rain around the pifry. as -- periphery. that's where the coldest of the air is and it pulls milder air off the atlantic and new england is warmer than we are. let's bring this closer and see the circulation there in virginia and that's a wave of low pressure wrapping underneath t

a rainbow appeared today behind the washington monument. it was mostly overcast there with a few showers here and there, creating that beautiful rainbow. light showers are expected there overnight. >>> maybe we will find a rainbow or two in the days ahead. jim bernard joins us again with a look at the week ahead. >> through the beginning of the week, we see again an early start to the season, undenialably, it's officially here. fall is the time, with rain on the horizon this evening. hope you had a chance to button up all of those projects before the rain appears. we're looking at increasing clouds around the bay tonight. after midnight, chance of showers will begin in the north, spreading south through the day tomorrow. still looks like light rain shower activity. the second system to arrive late tuesday, into wednesday, promising to bring more moisture to the area and give us a good soaking in early october. tonight, increasing clouds and showers begin, beginning north. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we cool off tomorrow, low 60s o

a couple folks say they saw that rainbow. at the end of the rainbow, chilly and windy. it's moving in before long. take a look at the temperature, we are at 64 degrees now. yesterday, we were ten degrees higher. say hello to the 60s now. it looks as though even the extended forecast, we aren't going to see warm days anytime soon. meanwhile, as we look at the temperatures, we are 63 to 66. that's the range and there's not going to be a very wide range tonight as temperatures drop off. they are heading down to the 50s. showers making their way northeastward. to the south, that's the area of low pressure just to the south. as it moves northward, we are going to get a rumble of thunder or two. out west, the big rains, too. the secondary area of low pressure. much of that rain is going to pass to the northwest. we could see thunder at 11:00. 63 tomorrow morning. 56 to 57 degrees right in town. there's the one low to the northeast taking the rain with it. the other low off to the west. that's what's going to keep tomorrow a mixture of clouds and sun around the area. it's goin

strong tweeted this overnight saying i just saw a moon rainbow. and morgan tweeted, "oh, my god, it's a freakin' moon rainbow." many washingtonians wrote words of confusion. alex saying "moon rainbow in d.c. or some sort of other phenome phenomena? seriously, people, what is that?" according to wikipedia, it's called a moon bow, when the light reflects off the surface of the moon rather than sunlight. if you want to see it, you missed your chance. the moon rainbow over d.c. is now gone. tom kierein can attest to that. but it's sure to have people talking throughout the remainder of the day. back to you. >> i guess you could see one of those around your mother today, and that would be a mom bow. >> i see that often. mom bow. >> thank you, angie. >>> the chances of seeing the nba play at all this year are growing slimmer. sorry, basketball fans out there. now that part of the season has been cancelled. commissioner david stern announced the first two weeks of the season will be cancelled. that's exactly 100 games. the decision came after seven hours

. >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with rainbow swiss chard. looked at the vegetable aisle, these are beautiful. look at this display with the oranges, yellow, red, purple, whites, greens, rainbow colors. look at this. that's how you have to buy them, bright colors all the way through, red veins through the vegetables the leaves, bright all way through, no yellowing and nice and firm to the touch. they are fresh. when you can hear them, when they talk back to you, it's fresh. in the refrigerator right away. open up the plastic bag so it can breathe and enjoy within one or two days. sauteed, look at all the colors. i love this vegetable. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm going to take these home now. bye-bye. >> from fresh to sweet treat. how this could hit you in the gut and your wallet. >> i guess so. a british chef and jeweler baked the most expensive dessert ever. the price for that baby right there, $35,000. it's like a faberge egg with dark chocolate from around the world and gold

woodside high school the location of this rainbow.rt on a pot of gold yet at the end of the rainbow. a lot of rainfall near salinas. spotty moisture but no significant precipitation anywhere else at the moment. we may see more showers tomorrow but we do expect to see some sunshine as well. high temperatures mainly in the 60s. a cooler than average day for october 6. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. skies sunny and conditions mild to warm from friday through next wednesday. by sunday inland highs back in the low 80s. upper 70s around the bay and upper 60s on the coast. we are not done with the warm weather yet or it is not done with us. >> either way. glad it's back. >> me, too. >> thank you, spencer, very much. >> slipping in here moments ago, mr. larry beil with all of the sports. busy night for you. >> the nice thing about the forecast. should be good weather for the fries.com, open. >> that is good new. >> is this the week that tiger rediscovers his old golf swing. is the old tiger back inth week, in the bay area. week,

a true ray of hope in this struggling town, yep, that's a real rainbow showing what is possible all overkeeping it going and, diane, the message here is simple. when people come together so much can be asdheefed and that's something we need more than ever. >> i love that real and symbolic rainbow. thanks for watching on this monday. we're always on at abcnews.com and don't forget, "nightline" will be along later and, of course, we will see you right back here tomorrow night. hope you have a wonderful evening. good night. ♪ and the flowers and the trees ♪ ♪ all laugh when you walk by ♪ and the neighbors' kids run and hide ♪ deep inside you, there's a person who refuses to be kept deep inside you. ♪ but you're not ♪ you're the one be true to yourself. what's healthier than that?

well, we did have a little, but we had beautiful rainbows and video of one, too. this was in rockville. a partial rainbow broke out there, and a beautiful picture but it did not last long as the clouds closed back in and as we look at radar over the last twel hours, it has been wet. we have had the showers moving on through, and a few sprinkles around. and there's a batch of rain in central virginia that will come up our way later this afternoon and will intensify, and right now we are in the low and mid-60s. reagan national is now at 63, and the wind about 20 miles per hour. and then over the next 12 hours, we will have scattered showers and isolated strong storms coming in late afternoon into early evening and then they will move on up toward the north and then we will clear out after midnight and chillier weather moving in after that. this whole area in green is generally a zone of less than half an inch, but we wl have a few areas that could get up to an inch and a half, and some spots could get heavier rain and higher amounts of rain as well. for the afternoo

that's the rainbow over the washington monument.imple question. what does it mean. >> we had double rainbows annapolis. a front came through and knocked that warm weather out of here. that friday afternoon. it flaredp along the coast and some of you got -- flapped flared up along the coast -- flared up along the coast. and we all settled back into the cold temperatures and right now, i did fact checking here. this isly jet. 39 in ellicott city. 39 in hereford and that comes with a mixture of clouds and clear skies. but the cloud are making a return. so when you have clear skies overnight and heat to escape back to space you cloud it back over and you locket cool air in and that's what we have. 42 aberdeen and towson and annapolis 44 and easton and 43 denton on the eastern shore. matching the mark in westminster. not much variation. it's all in response to this upper-level low just sitting and spinning. right there. you see that? it's regenerating rain back into the mountains. also down across virginia and the general movement around

early in the morning or late in the afternoon, the sun angle has to be low enough or else the rainbowll end up in the ground. >> i remember i told mike, we've got the sun, that means we're going to fire up the atmosphere but it didn't heat up the atmosphere. >> we stayed with the northeast winds. cool and damp and drizzly. the warm stuff down in southeastern virginia. thought that was going to come up? it didn't happen. we didn't destabilize a lot and we didn't get the severe weather. that's okay. i'd rather be aware of the possibility of not happen and than actually happening. today you have to be aware of the winds because that's definitely going to be a problem in spots, gusting 30, 35, maybe 40 at times. the bus stop forecast, a chilly start out there compareed to what it was at midnight when we had temps in the upper 60s. now down in the 50s and even some upper 40s in a couple of spots. 7:21 on the sunrise. almost a good 40 minutes sunrise and a couple of weeks until we do the fallback with day light savings time. partly to mostly sunny. 54 by 9:00. but 19. 20, 18. these are the

a true ray of hope in this struggling town, yep, that's a real rainbow showing what is possible all overachers definitely started this but it's important to note the whole community is keeping it going and doing a lot mar than just shopping and, diane, the message is simple. when people come together so much can be achieved and that's something we need more than ever. >> i love that real and symbolic rainbow. thanks so much, chris. and we thank you for watching on this monday. we're always on at abcnews.com and don't forget, "nightline" will be along later, and, of course, we will see you right back here tomorrow night. hope you have a wonderful evening. good night. >>> occupy wall street movement takes to the streets. we're live as authorities make demands of their own. >> a disturbing trend in san jose. officers involved in another shooting and police are keeping details to themselves. >> and a new follow up an the harbaugh handshake and a confrontation between two high-strung coaches. >> and a community facing hard times puts its heart and soul into billing a field of dreams. >> good

a church brought in wells fargo bank and the rainbow rainbow/puh coalition to fight off foreclosure. >> we plan to do these type of preservation events in the bay area for all of those going through this terrible crisis and ensure the dream of owning a home is fulfilled in the bay area. >> alan: over a five year period between 2008 and 201, 28,000 homes in oakland will have gone into foreclosure. >>> new york police today arrested 700 people who are proest testing against corporation corporate greed on wall street thivment swarmed the brooklyn bridge, shutting down a lane of traffic for several hours. the occupy wall street protest is in its 14th day inch california, dozens of protestors marched in solidarity. they protested outside of city hall in los angeles. >> in the bay area, a sea lion is recovering after jaywalking across eight lanes of highway 101 in burginggame. it happened before seven this morning. the sea lion ended up in the ditch possibly with a broken jaw. the chp closed the ramp for two hours so rescue crews crews to e it. it was sent to the marine mammal center for m

washington times" herald november 1946 nearly half a day after the "the washington times" herald rainbow fifer innovations have been cabled to berlin the weekly magazine would venture one day the movies will doubtless get around to the fabulous life of patterson. earlier that fall eleanor patterson had been elected to fill the void left by the death of her brother. after watching the daily news in 1919, joe paterson had made it not only the united states first tabloid but the newspaper with the largest daily circulation of any tabloid or broad sheet in the united states and the largest sunday circulation of any in the world. the trees of the late publisher sister hadn't been an exclusively sentimental one. in her right eleanor patterson was owner and publisher of the most widely read a daily in the nation's capital. the "the washington times" herald called by many both inside and out of the profession the damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to the popular journalistic axiom the pattersons' like their cousin colonel rutherford mccormick. their grandfather, the abolition

there are not just of the fall colors in the distance, but the colors of the rainbow. that was taken yesterday in little bit before sunset. we have our own beauty here locally. the road was a little damp. not a cloud in the sky. the trees have changed here. some have lost their leaves. but they are changing. chesapeake beach, just a beautiful day. not much difference between the eight immediate waterways and the inland areas on a day like today. but we do have a cold front that will push our way. once it moves through, by friday into the weekend behind that front, we will feel the big changes. here is the area of low pressure developing to our west. it has a strong cold front polar air, that it will tap into. that cold front will be responsible for about a foot of snow in denver. not here -- i know, i said the as words-word. we are not expecting any snow in our area. mid-60's this afternoon it will get a little bit warmer. the best chance of rain is thursday with that front. highs in the mid-50's on friday through the weekend. you will feel it. >> it looks like we will

on the upside, later that night you were lanced. >> yes, i was but my male rainbow bright. >> men inude fashion trend is men in high heels. apparently in l.a. some fellows dressed entirely in men's clothing except for the shoes. it's a powerful thing you're higher than anyone else, you make more sound, you buck a different way, it makes your legs look better. yeah. why do men have to start copying the one thing that women do roleley well. >> i'm glad that they are. >> i won't be attracted to a man that did it but i'm kind of glad that they're embracing the pain. i don't think high heels are that great. if they want to take them on, go right ahead. >> do you wear high heels? >> i have you goes on. it's into the very attractive. my toes are pink, i don't know if that make as dins. i have pink toes. >> i might have had some pushes on earlier this evening. >> i guarantee it with those fet. you want to keep those covered. >> i don't think people really are doing this. in west hollywood, no offense like you said, no offense to the gays, but this isn't guys dressing. >> can you imagine goin

we made rainbow bread. you remember that. i speak to children and listen to them. it's beautiful to hear you, mr. adachi, say that. probably because of this, more one saying how is that. the only people who speak the truth are children and people who have had too much to drink. that's called wisdom. you think about it. i am going to share one more thing. i will speak briefly on the concepts of that. if i asked you right now, ladies and gentlemen, how many of you would have considered yourself at risk? could you raise your hands. and there was probably a lot of pain with that, huh. in the book i wrote. i interviewed 60 role models and all of them were at risk astronauts. it made us who we are. i have scars. i have a doctorate, but also scars. wisdom comes from making mistakes. i have made a lot of mistakes ladies and gentlemen. i am going to speak about collaboration. i am going to talk about the role of expectations. i will speak to the value of hope. because when you're in an ugly situation. hope means so much. it's a global concept. in the research i do with resi

check out this rainbow. it was captured by our own brianne carter this morning. beautiful pictures there. we also have rain from culpeper to manassas. moving into fairfax county. call barbara county is seeing the bright -- culpepper counties is seeing the brunt of this. the chance for severe thunderstorms is best after sunset, up until about midnight. >> grief counselors are on hand at a local middle school today where students are in shock at word that one of their classmates has been found dead. search crews found the remains of a 11-year-old william mcquain in clarksburg. the man accused of murdering william's mother could face charges for both deaths. brianne carter has the latest. >> at martin luther king and two-year middle school, an emotional start as a day. -- martin luther king jr. middle school, an emotional start to the day. this man's son in new the 11- year-old boy well. the two were classmates. >> my son is very sad. >> the day began with a tribute to william, followed by a moment of silence. >> everybody is hoping for the best, but it is so sad th

get a shot of this rainbow.ashington monument, this is what it looks like yesterday from the capital looking down the national mall. quite a few rainbows being reported over the last few days with all of the showers and a couple of sunny breaks. but that's kind of neat looking out there. >> this morning's momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, unfortunately, more showers. it is cool. it is damp. temperatures are in the 40s out there. with those showers in spots. sun is up at 7:06. even a patch of fog being reported in far western maryland. also down toward warrenton with visibility down about half- mile. today we're looking at showers at times. another cool day with mostly cloudy skies. noontime temperatures only in the low 50s. this afternoon, perhaps mid-50s with some luck. there are better days ahead. this will be like the last of a lousy day. 52 degrees at 8:00 as winds will be generally west about 5 to 8 miles per hour. upper level storm system. bugging for days. showers here. you'll also notice the showers goin

remember the double rainbow video we saw earlier?n dough times two out there? >> yes. this is a quadruple rainbow photographed in germany. you might remember this video. it was very popular last year. it had over 3 million views on youtube when someone had a very emotional reaction. >> here is the quadruple. you have to look quick here. >> look ovthere. the fact that someone photographed it is even more rare. >> good stuff. rare. >> good stuff. maggie ♪ >>> look at that beautiful morning here in new york city. welcome back, ervinverybody, toe early show." i'm betty nguyen. >> the chrysler building. it's very nice. i'm russ mitchell. >> now that fall is here, is there a chill in the air and it's going to get even colder outside. i'm not looking forward to it. but we're going to show you how to get a look that is cool and we will actually keep you warm and terrific looking jackets for the fall. what is even better, get this. these coats are all under $200. i like the sound of that. >> a texas girl like, you don't like this cold stuff,

. >> like a rainbow at the end of the storm. >> this rainbow is going to last. >> it will be nice. >> >>> questions about personal life were raised today in the trial of dr. conrad murray, the physician charged in the death of michael jackson. >> three of murray's ex-girlfriends were called to the stand today. gina kim explains why their testimony is important to the prosecution's case. >> reporter: the prosecution sought to establish while dr. murray was being paid to care for the king of pop, his mind was elsewhere. three of murray's mistresses took the stand. the mother of his extramarital child to whom he had shipments of propofol sent. dancer he met at a jaes club who murray texted the day michael jackson died and a houston waitress with whom murray was talk when he noticed something had gone horribly wrong. >> i was just talking. the next thing it was like i said hello, hello. i didn't hear anything. that's when i pressed the phone against my ear and i heard mumbling of voices. it sounded like the phone was maybe in his pocket or something. i heard coughing. >> at the time the m

he missed the hague, the branch was taken by a dove to a book that was built before a flood, if a rainbow sent out a sign, if someone was told to sacrifice his own son and told to hold up before he was done, then the fish and bread that i just said is all that i've got, is all that i need for me to get fed and for me to feed a whole lot of folks in need because they set me on fire. when they look back, i was chilling. i had to fight like 10 older brothers, and because i had this dream, so they sold me out to a band of bandits and one day was commanded to stop, drop, when i got this fish that i found while fishing around, under water with the daughter of the pharaoh, the child was chosen to force the pharaoh to free his folks from a foreign land, repair everywoman, prepare every man, prepare every child, all you've got is that right in your hand. all i've got is some fish and a few loaves of bread, and a whole lot of folks have got to get fed, but i believe. i believe i can part the sea now and then, and then put it back together again. i believe i can kill any giant dead if i believe in m

developing like tonight, the rainbows in and it sticks around all day and tomorrow night.y dawn on thursday, it will move tomorrow. 11 day in the 74 cast. we can take that. breezy thursday and the temperatures will downwardly move -- a move downward. >> sunny skies over the weekend. highs in the 50's and lows in the 30's. want frost on the pumpkin? >> not yet. we will check with the dawn on thursday. i will ask her. >> thank you ford joining us.

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a wonderful rainbow over the washington monument. it was too early for crews to continue their inspection of the august earthquake. for the first time tonight we are hearing from those crews about their inspection on the national mall. >> more people have walked on the moon than the washington monument. >> i am always intrigued by the culture and history. >> this is the 550 foot tall washington monument. >> to be here and see the historical significance is pretty amazing. >> they assess the damage from the earthquake in august that left a crack and broken pieces of stone. >> we start out with a visual assessment to see what the conditions are. we look for evidence of distress. we have a visible evidence on the i pad. >> they collect the stone and any loose pieces. >> we look at the stone for any hollow areas, which are indicative of a failed spot. >> being the center and dangling 50 stories high, and they may have the coolest job in the world. >> we are able to sit back and think about it a little bit more. i think we will realize th

we had a number of tweets talking about a so called moon rainbow, a moon bow, if you will.ome understood what it was, many were confused what they were looking at. according to wikipedia, moon bow is made when the light reflects off the surface of the moon rather than from direct sunlight. >> let's talk to somebody who probably knows more than whiiki pedia. here's tom kierein. >> the high clouds over us last night were light crystals. they were reflecting that light and causing this refraction that's sort of a rainbow effect where it was, in fact, due to the high clouds and that wonderful circular halo around the moon. >>> right now this morning it's a dark start. we have a cloudy sky. temperatures are cool. most locations in the 50s to near 60 now. fairfax, montgomery, arlington, prince george's counties. low 60s in washington right near the bay. away from the waters, eastern shore, northern neck in the 50s. and much of western maryland, west virginia just near 50. a lock at all the clouds. they're coming in from the south, and we have a few sprinkles beginning to show up

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look of the rainbow shining over the monument. but it was too windy. we are hearing from the cruise about their inspections high above the national mall. scott thuman has their story. >> all inspiring. i am always hit with a sense of culture and history. >> she is one of five members of an engineering team that has been rappelling down the sides of the 565 ft washington monument. >> to be here and experience of looking at the building this historical is amazing. >> they assess the damage from the earthquake in august that left cracks and broken pieces of stone. >> we start with a visual assessment to see what the conditions are. we are looking for cracks and displacements and distress and are documented that with digital photographs on the ipad. >> they use some of damage to collect the stones and collect any loose pieces. >> we are listening for any how low areas, which is indicative of a failed spot in the stone. >> dangling 50 stories high being the center of attention, they may have a clue as job in the world -- coolest job. >> i and later we will

sometimes but you gotta ♪ ♪ keep your head up, oh and you can let ♪ ♪ your hair down, hey ♪ only rainbowsit comes around again ♪ only rainbows after rain the sun will always come again ♪ ♪ it's a circle circling around again ♪ ♪ it comes around again ♪ but you gotta keep your head up, oh ♪ ♪ and you can let your hair down, hey ♪ ♪ you gotta keep your head up, oh ♪ ♪ and you can let your hair down, hey ♪ ♪ i know it's hard know it's hard ♪ ♪ to remember sometimes but you gotta ♪ ♪ keep your head up, oh and you can let ♪ ♪ your hair down, hey ♪ keep your head up, oh and you can let ♪ ♪ your hair down, hey keep your head up, oh ♪ ♪ and you can let your hair down, hey ♪ ♪ keep your head up, oh and you can let your hair down ♪ ♪ and you can let your hair down, hey ♪ >>> good morning, let's check the forecast, here is lisa. >> from coit tower you can see downtown. it looks pretty good. we're going to see a few higher clouds and that will keep temperatures a little cooler but the onshore push is going to added to the cooling as well. we have fog along the coast. 58 in the city. no airport delays

we found a number of tweets talking about a so-called moon rainbow.t what they were looking at. according to wikipedia, a moonbow or lunar rainbow is made when light reflects off the surface of the moon rather than from direct sunlight. let's see if tom saw that. did you see the moonbow last night? >> i was asleep, but it's caused by the sun bouncing off the moon, and then it refracts and then in the ice crystals in the clouds that were up there and created that halo. a wonderful sort of a colorful glow, a ring of light around the moon last night. well, this morning we've had the clouds closing in. a little bit of sunlight earlier but now it's all cloudy. here's a live picture from our sky watcher camera. downtown washington, construction under way to repair the earthquake damage on one of the towers of the national cathedral, and we've got that cloud cover with us with temperatures into the 60s in most locations to near 70 in washington, and by the chesapeake bay. it's cooler though in the mountains of western merld and west virginia. just in the 50s

joining me now reverend jackson, founder and president of the rainbow push coalition. always good to see you. you have led more than a few demonstrations in your day. what's your take on these? >> may i take a liberty and say our hearts go out for the jobs family. i have known steve over a period of time. not as a technical computer genius but acute sense of social justice and peace warrior. he was a well-rounded guy. not just a computer genius we talk about today. >> do you think he would have liked these protests? >> well, no doubt. he had the sense -- idea of making computers available for the common people is the kind -- kind of people's people. as for the wall street protests you are looking at the reaction of the abuses of wall street extremes, credit card debt. many youth cannot afford to go to school or stay in school. graduate and they are without a guaranteed job. the most unforgivable sloan a student loan debt. it would be a big stimulus to take the economy forward. that's an issue. secondly, bail out the banks. not link to lend another reinvestment. the res

in november of 1946, half a decade after the washington times herald rainbow 5 revelation cabled to berlin collier's weekly magazine, the movies will get around to filling the fabulous life of paterson. he was elected to replace her brother, joseph medill pettersson. after launching the daily news in 1919, joe paterson made viable tabloids and the newspaper was the largest daily circulation of any tabloid in the nation and the larger sunday circulation of any in the world. the choice of the late publisher's sister was not a sentimental one. eleanor patterson was the owner and publisher of the most widely read daily in the nation's capital, "washington herald". it was called the damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to popular journalistic axiom the pattersons like their first cousin robert rutherford mccormack had printers in his blood. their grandfather, abolitionist joseph medill was editor in chief and owner of the chicago tribune until his death. in the 1940s under three decades of colonel mccormick's and roosevelt and i isolationist direction the tribune grew into the

when i came to san francisco, the first time i came, there was a rainbow over the bay and there was something calling me. i was 20 at the time. i knew that this was a place i needed to live. the history here, you can see it in terms of buildings, you know the history from, labor history, hit the history, history of what happened in 1978 with milk, mosconi. but i wanted to be a part of its. >> what got you involved in politics? >> i had been involved in politics for decades. i was doing work around central america, supporting people in central america, protecting against u.s. imperialism, and their right to live. i was doing a lot of work on campus in college. head of work against apartheid. i was involved in a lot of the efforts to push back on efforts to remove affirmative action, prop 209, all kinds of work around ballot measures that were tough, big ideas, like single payer, but i never got involved in supporting a candidate. i never thought that a candidate would be someone that i would support, but when tom and ammiano ran for mayor against willie brown, somehow, i got inspired. i though

this is on hunter mill road and you can see the rainbow right there. very nice.we have a couple showers pushing through. nothing heavy, but a weak front that is pushing through now and will generate a sprinkle or a shower. most of the activity in pennsylvania and heavier activity to the south of us between fredericksburg into richmond. but live doppler 9,000 shows a little bit of activity in leesburg and loudoun county, up 270 in frederick and south of 66 in fauquier county and just to the west of fredericksburg. everything is pushing off to the east at 15 miles an hour. temperatures are great. 64 downtown. 62 in rockville. 65 in beltsville. some 50 50s here and there. 57 in leesburg. but 60 in sterling. so we have a cold front that will move through tonight. but actually, it will end up breezy and cool overnight. a terrific tuesday. even milder on wednesday and yes, find your umbrella for thursday. for tonight, early shower or sprinkle and then breezy and cool. 46 to 52. winds will become northwest at 10 to 15. that's a signal the cold front gone through. temper

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