a live cityfamera reagan national airport. just as i was saying, today was a great day. as we show you what we expect over the nexteekend -- should say for tomorrow into the work week. again, clear skies tonight. it will cleut tomorrow, sunshine abounds once again. believe it or not, a taste ofit summer some warmer days ahead. the complete forecast and a look at the work week and school week, erica, i'll join you downstairs i haven't been here for a while. i'll join you at the it's all on one floor. >> around the corner. >> we will be back in a just a minute. back to you. >> thanks, clay. >>> breaking news, southeast asia. the death toll has risen to 384 people. we showed you the dramatic video the 7.5 magnitude quake triggered a tsunami. ssive waves slammed into the city of palu. hundreds of people are injured. thousaess of hom have been destroyed in this. aftershocks could be felt today. patients being treated inside of hospitals, were moved outside for fear of more aftershocks. >>> a police department in mississippi in mourning after two officers weren killed the line

that this is a growing trend across american airports but you'd be wrong a spokeswoman for reagan national airport and dulles international told me that neither airports had any such facilities for v.i.p.'s nor do they plan on building any dca and dulles both see the likes of real heads of states ambassadors dignitaries and celebrities alike they fly in and out of their premises on a daily basis she said that celebrities and dignitaries all go through the same procedures as the average joe and they do so without causing any disruption to airport service so while the builders of these luxury members only terminals continue to build them in various outlets across the globe the ninety nine percent can take comfort in knowing that in most airports the one percent are just like the rest of us in washington manila chan r.t. . well the rest of us who use average airport walk more steps there is that and we are fit bits are happier than those who only have to walk a hundred steps to their point that's it for this time you can catch boom bust at you tube dot com boom bust our t. have a great weekend. lose

cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> and time for a check of the weather with mary. >> all right. we've been talking about that cool down over the next few days. i want to show you the six to ten-day outlook from the chie climate prediction center. we're stay cool for the next few days for us and most of the west coast with below normal temperatures. get ready for the cool down. here's a live look from the tower camera. the blue skies are beautiful with the sunshine shining down on the bay bridge. currently looking at 81 in concord. 69 oakland. upper 60s san francisco. >> mid 70s san jose. and we'll continue to see the sunshine. temperatures slightly cooler comp we are going to see gusty north westerly winds through the rest of the afternoon with up to 20 to 30 mile an hour winds this afternoon. and cooler through wednesday and thursday. here's the reason why. the satellite and radar view, tracking the upper level low, the fall-like low on the way. it's bringing rain for the pacific northwest. and for the far northern portions of the state. we will stay cool and dry. the co

if you're heading down toward reagan national airport plan accordingly because southbound gw paray at 123, a couple of downed trees across the roadway with no time frame as to when the trees will be removed. stay tuned. we'll keep you posted. >> thank you. coming up, we're working for you. do you dream about never stepping foot in a grocery store again? sv severa deliver your order to your home but is it worth it? >> later this afternoon on ellen. >> all right. here i go. you get to shoot again. hy this is i'm not coming out of retirement. >> ellen shooting hoo with kobe. >> i can't believe heissed that. >> check out the show at 3:00 followed by news 4 at 4:00. we'll be right bk. >>> google was celebrating a majo milestone yesterday. 20 years old. theompany chronicals the most popular search trends within the next two decades. thi just how do you tie a tie. that'snice. what is the most popular sport in the world, soccer. i'm assuming and is uto still a planet? that's up for debate. google was actually registered on september 4th, 1997. happy birthday google and you know what, changed

. >>> a man carrying this 9 millimeter loaded handgun was stopped by tsa at reagan national airport. police arrived at the checkpoint and questioned the man on friday and allowed him to place the gun unloaded in his checked baggage. >> a new school year has begun but concerns about safety in the classroom have not stopped since several school shootings. so this weekend there was a different kind of ck-to-school rally. >> reporter: in alexandria, students celebrated a new school year withh another p for change. news 4's darcy spencer has the story. >> i will never forget my first funeral i'd ever been to was for a 16-year-old girl who was shot while trying to get her education. >> reporter: jackson o'mara is a senior in st. mary's county where her classmate was sho and killed last march. >> i will never forget walkiin seeing the photos and videos of her and seeing her family standing next to t daughter's casket. >> reporter: o'mara was one of the speakers at the back-to-school rally. >> for me it means shopping for bulletproof backpacks and waiting for the news ofshew ootings rolling

kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> cannabis businesses in california struggling to meet some strict new safety standards. the bureau of cannabis control says nearly 20% of marijuana products have failed testing for potency and purity, incorrect labels showing a different potency accounting for most of the failed samples while pesticides, bacteria and mold were other reasons for failure. some cannabis company executives say the tests have pretty unrealistic standards. >>> 3d printing technology will soon be used to build cars. volkswagen says it will use the tech to mass produce auto parts specifically things like knobs and custom tailgate lettering. the company aims to use 3d printing in two or three years. a volkswagen official says the number of parts made with the technology will increase over time. >>> a terminally ill bay area puppy is living out its final days with one epic bucket list. >> meet earl. his foster family found him at a san jose shelter. he was badly beaten. vets say he wouldn't live long. now earl's new family created a bucket list of items to

that this is a growing trend across american airports but you'd be wrong a spokeswoman for reagan national airport and dulles international told me that neither airports had any such facilities for v.i.p.'s nor do they plan on building any dca and dulles both see the likes of real heads of states ambassadors dignitaries and celebrities alike they fly in and out of their premises on a daily basis she said that celebrities and dignitaries all go through the same procedures as the average joe and they do so without causing any disruption to airport service so while the builders of these luxury members only terminals continue to build them in various outlets across the globe the ninety nine percent can take comfort in knowing that in most airports the one percent are just like the rest of us in washington manila chan r.t. . well the rest of us who use average airport walk more steps there is that and we are fit bits are happier than those who only have to walk a hundred steps to their point that's it for this time you can catch boom bust at you tube dot com boom bust our t. have a great weekend. a par

as we get some hazy sunshine, so a beautiful looking view over reagan national airport. athedrald behhis one, 78 degrees is the temperature right now. we have that veiled sunshine th some hazy conditions. it's going to be hot today. those temperatures be around 90 degrees and after that morning fog we'll get some of that sunshi. we have a isolated chance of a shower or a thunderstorm popping up this afternoon. mainly to the west. so we're going to be talking about those chances but reallyki thhe story is this week just how darn hot it will be out there. so we talk about the numbers and what it will feel like over the next five days. that's coming up in the ten day forecast in about 15 minutes. an all right. you, lauryn. >>> happening now in prince george's county a homicide investigation is under way. police tell us a woman was murdered at an apartment building around 4:0hi morning. this was on south view drive. tey're not releasing very much at all about investigation, but of course we'llring you updates as soon as we get them. >>> andte now to the about a shooting inves

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a man carrying this millimeter loaded handgun was stopped by tsa at reagan national airport. they say it was energize n his carry on. police arrived to question the man a allowed him to place the gun unloaded in his checked baggage. t happens more than you think at security checkpoints. >> sometimes they're loaded. >> actly. >>> it's a new schl year but it's raising concerns about safety in theassroom. none of that has stopped since several school shootings a few mont ago. so thi weekend there was a different kind of back-to-school rally. >> and in alexandria, studentse pu for change. news 4's dcy spencer has t story. >> i will never forget that my first i funeral ever been to was for a 16-year-old girl shot while trying to get her education. >> reporter: jackson o'mara is a senior where her classmateot wa nd killed last march. >> i will never forget walking in and seein photos and videos of her and her family standing next to their daughter's casket. >> reporter: o'mara was one of the speakers. >> for me back to school season means waiting for the news of new school shooting

it was aorgeous view of reagan national airport where the sky was a little pink.liy.tly fo t was a very erie view on a very eriepicture. you can see the fog out there right now. again, i just tweeted and facebooked that other camera view out. it was pretty incredible, actually. still, you can see the fog from that. that's what i want you to see. as you make your w out on the road this morning, just know therns going to be dense fog spots. also a lot of ponding on the roads. road spray is going to be a main concern even if you're not seeing rain falling. now, we have this rain that's moving right intolaces of southern maryland. charles county where we still have some ongoing flood warnings. fax, this is getting ready to move into the district. if you're going to line the streets to say your final farewell to the late john mccain, you might want to bring anumbrella. i think by the time they get down to thetnam memorial, most of the rain should be out of here, but storm could pop up any time throughout the morning. i'm keeping an isolatedro chanc hout the morning. th

so far the year now, reagan national airport, 47 inches of rath.hat's mor we normally get in an entire calendar year. we have 3.5 mths left. we're carrying an n18.7-inch r surplus for now. dulles' surplus under 17 inches and bwi marshall closing in on 50 inches of rain,9 more than inches above average. the flood watch continues. no surprise with all the rain yesterday. another day yesterday with over an inch of rain at national airpor flood watchontinue until 6:00. but i do think that the flash flood threat is starting to diminish a bit. the showers out there, don't get me wrong, it could rain pretty hard for a five or ten minute spurt. it won't be one hour or two hours long, like a super soaker. this will continue to -- high pressure over the mid south. t that's goibe pushing the tropical moisture away. it will be bringing of all things, sunshine back into t forecast. you can always check the very latest forecast information and getts push alhould any severe warnings be issued through the nbc washington app. fure weather carries most of the rain c

public we have an expectation of safety where i don't expect any of the planes flying out of reagan national airport are going to follow this building. have a high expectation that's not going to happen and they expect the regulators that the faa are working to make sure that doesn't happen. but i think the american public understands the international public understands risk and part of why we treat astronauts as heroes as we understand they are taking extraordinary risk in what they do and it's not a normal activity and i think with the advent of commercial transportation where we literally have spacex of voting being the sole provider for the united states, this opens up a new wreck their, you know, where these people are the conduit for the u.s. astronaut. so it's a very high bar. certainly the companies realize how high the bar is and how important it is. fundamentally so people understand spaceflight is going to be a dangerous sect committee for a long time. of course over time you know now who fly an airplane figures to be dangerous but now today are only concerned is every going to have a mi

where i don't expect that any of the planes flying out of reagan national airport are going to fall onthis building. i have a high expectation that's not going to happen. and i expect that the regulatory -- the regulators at the faa are working to make sure that doesn't happen. but i think the american public understands and i think the international public understands risk in that part of why we are treating astronauts as heroes is that we understand they're taking an extraordinary risk in what they do. and it is not a normal activity. and i think that with the advent of commercial transportation, where we literally have space x and boeing now being the sole provider of transportation to the space station next year for the united states, i think that this opens up new vector where these people are the conduit for the u.s. astronauts. so it is a very high bar and i think that -- certainly the companies realize how high that bar is and how important that is. but i think fundamentally still people understand that space flight is going to be a dangerous activity for a long time. but of co

. >>> a man carrying thisim 9 mier loaded handgun was stopped by tsa at reagan national airport.y it was i his carry-on. police questioned the man on fridayed and a him to place the gun unloed in his checked baggage j bagga baggage. >>> a new school year has begun but concerns about safety in the classroom hasn't stopped. >> this weekend there was a different kind of back-to-school rally. in alexandria, students celebrated a new school year with anoer push for change. news 4's darcy spencer has the stor >> i will never forget that my first funeral i'd ever been to s for a 16-year-old girl who was shot while trying to get her education. >> reporter: jackson o'mara is a classmate where her classmate was shot and killed last march. >> i will never forget seeing the photos and videos of her and seeing the family standing next to their daughter's casket. >> reporter: o'mara was one of the. speake >> for me, back to school means waiting for the news of new school shootings rolling in day by day, hour by hour. >> reporter: that's the new realityan for young people -- fear that something

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the plan for the metropolitan washington airports was supposed to be that national, reagan national would be is the short haul airport and dulles would be the long haul airport. dulles relied on that and made a lot of capital expenditures for things like the underground railroad there. but now congress keeps expanding the perimeter rule and moving more and more flights out of national. well, they can't accommodate all those flights. we need to make sure that the perimeter rule is not expanded any further. also we need to make sure that the phase two of the silver line comes in on time, under budget and with quality workmanship. [applause] getting people to and from dulles airport more easily is going to make it more successful in the future. [applause] >> moderator: very good. all right, the next question will come from jeffrey. please direct that to senator we canton. -- wexton. >> do you support comprehensive immigration reform including resolving the the status of undocumented workers and other residents, and what other specific immigration reform proposals would you support? wexton: a