but as of right now, the 6:00 hour, it's still a sizzling 95 degrees in rockville, maryland, and 89 downtown, and 88 in virginia, and no rain on storm team 4 radar close to us. nearest showers are out across parts of southern delaware, and not coming our way. the sunday evening will be a dry one. partly cloudy and warm and humid. and back up in the 70s by 11:00 p.m. we will give you the scorching seven day in a few minutes. >>> the search is on in montamo county. residents in this home woke up around 11:30 to find two men in their house. the suspects demanded valuable, and they got what they wanted and left. police say the men got through the house through an unlocked door, and they are urging residents to make sure that all doors and windows are locked and alarm systems are being used if you have them. >>> two men possibly struck by lightning are waking up. the capital says the 19-year-old benson and 23-year-old steel are still being treated as the medical center but made significant improvements. they are in fair condition, and the two men were at a picnic in annapolis wednesday night when

the humidity is up. 78 for laurel and rockville. 74 at centreville and dulles. out to our east we've got 77 andrews. upper marlboro 76. still 80 at the naval academy and also here in d.c. we're looking at a nice day potentially to be on the weren't to cool off with 80 at national airport. partly to mostly cloudy but feels like 84 because the dew points are still in the lower 70s. so we've got this boundary. it's sort of stretched out. you can see it right here pushing off to the south, southwest. isolated shower this morning and then just a stray storm this afternoon. the key for us, we still have this big dome of high pressure in the upper atmosphere. a lot of hot weather with this. this high pressure is going to suppress most of the thunderstorm development, not all of it but most of it. so just that stray shower this morning. then an isolated storm this afternoon. by then south and west of town will have the better chances for those storms later today. as we head through the day on wednesday, we're going to start quiet. isolated showers in the mountains. then

mid-70s rockville. 72 manassas andle in germantown. fairfax this morning 74.e on our michael & son weather camera. i love the sky this time of morning. got all these neat looking views. the light changes so much in the half-hour before sunrise. we have 7 #, feeling like -- we have 78, feeling like 81. dew points once again in the low 70s, a sign of the tropical air in place. any of these showers and storms that populater on, the heavier ones could have really heavy downpours. by 10:00 or so, we're looking at showers northern virginia, near western and central maryland coming through d.c. even a couple rounds here at lunch time. then the afternoon some south, some north. you get the idea. these isolated to scattered showers and storms. even this evening midnight or so, a couple of showers around. tomorrow morning quiet although to the east some showers. then in the afternoon we'll pop more showers and storms ahead of a front which will bring some drier air finally coming in tomorrow night into friday morning. but going down to virginia beach and the beach this

. >> at this camp in rockville, maryland, sikh american kids come here.his is one of the organizers. >> the whole focus of the camp is to really prepare these youngsters to become full connected with their heritage and so much connected with the history that they don't feel any sense of inferiority when they go out in the world. >> reporter: that can be a difficult message when sikh americans continue to face discrimination and misunderstanding because of their sur b their turbans and beards. a mass shooting happened in oak creek, wisconsin. >> i think in the years after september 11th, the tragedy was just how normalized racism had become. so much so that when oak creek happened it was devastating. it was demoralizing. but for many it wasn't a shock. >> the close knit sikh american community stelt the massacre deeply. >> we felt that all the bullets which were fired at the sikhs and at the temple, they all hit our hearts. >> reporter: but the one year later sikhs across the board say good has come out of tragedy. >> it's about how a community rose to bri

we fall into the mid-70s in rockville and leesburg and ashburn all at 75 degrees. same with wall waldorf. a sticky 78 -- with waldorf. a sticky 78 in annapolis. the scaffolding on the washington monument all lit up. the temperature 79. dew point 72. gives us that heat index, the feels like temp of 82. a southwesterly wind at 7. so clearly another sticky, muggy morning in store for us. when you've got this humidity around and low level moisture, itself showers and storms can persist overnight. the disturbance is really up to the north. you see how they're firing here from areas of ontario across lake erie back into ohio. another cluster of storms out to the west. we're going to watch this action because we'll get that first wave coming here later this morning north and west through the early afternoon in d.c. then it's going to move south and east of us for the afternoon. still spotty showers and storms not out of the question north and west for the evening hours. then tonight midnight still a couple of showers. we'll quiet down toward tomorrow morning. then tomorro

rockville, right now coming in at 77 degrees. you folks in franconia, 73. 83 in town. showers, isolated ones make their way southeast around frederick, maryland. we could be looking at nasty storms on wednesday. in fact, even the possibility of severe weather later this week. i'll have details coming up. >> thanks. >>> new developments on the war in afghanistan could have a big impact on our future military presence in that country. tonight "the new york times" reports the obama administration may speed up the troop withdrawl from afghanistan next year. and there may be no deal to keep forces after the 2014 pull-out deadline. the "times" cites american and european officials who blame ongoing tension between president obama and afghan president hamid karzai. >>> tomorr, 19 firefighters killed in a wildfire in arizona will be honored in a memorial service in arizona. vice president joe biden will attend. tonight, the u.s. honor flag is on its way to prescott after arriving at the san diego airport. a crowd watched as a pilot passed the flag off to honor guards. for the

southbound 270 quiet out of rockville headed to the lane divide. that's a check of your fox 5 onn time traffic. >> thank you very much.y new this morning a triple shooting in the district.n it happened around 12:30 in the 2400 block of alvins road in southeast.heas two men approached three people playing dominoes and opened fire. all of victims are expected to survive. no word oar as. protests continue following george zimmerman's acquittal in the shooting death of trayvon martin. most are peaceful but a handful caused major problems.rob one of six jurors revealed how w they came to the verdict. >> deliberations in the george zimmerman trial began with a split vote but according to thee woman known as b-37 she had thee panel had no choice but to find him not guilty. g she said there was a couple ofp them that wanted to find him guilty of something and after hours and hours of deliberating over the law and reading it over and over and over again we we decided there's no other way oro place to go.o. the verdict sparked several protests around the nat

you are looking at rockville, maryland, one road out of washington d.c. tonight. triple a predicts almost 41 million american will be on the road tomorrow. as we head into the holiday we know there will be increased security, the biggest increase since the boston marathon bombing in april. rob nelson is in boston tonight. >> reporter: in the usual sea of red, white and blue, this year's july 4th celebrations across the country will include a wave of heightened security. nowhere is the potential danger taken more seriously than in boston where the wounds are still raw after april's deadly marathon bombing. the accused bombers had initially chosen july 4 as their date to strike. >> you'll see troopers and national guard at security check points and the camera security system obviously is another layer of that. >> reporter: this is the first big event in boston since the marathon. the secure area is bigger and knapsacks like the ones used by the bombers will not be permitted. in los angeles police are stepping up visibility and law enforcement in the nation's capital

department of health and human services, rockville, maryland. dr. nancy young, executive director, children and family futures, irvine, california. erica asselin, family support specialist and medication-assisted treatment advocate, fresh start, square one, holyoke, massachusetts. dr. kim sumner-mayer, senior advisor, phoenix house center on addiction and the family new york, new york. fran, what is the definition of family within our society currently? that's a very good question. family has changed, the definition. we used to think of family as two parents living in a house with two children and probably a pet or two. now, we have a wide variety of families. we have families that are one parent, single parent, being raised by friends, being raised by grandparents, relatives of all sorts. the good thing about that is it brings the ability of a lot of diversity, a lot of ethnic cultures are different, and i think that across america we have a lot better chance to have families describe themselves in the way that is most comfortable for them. and, na

department of health and human services, rockville, maryland; dr. pierluigi mancini, ceo, clinic for education, treatment, prevention, and addiction, inc., norcross, georgia. pierluigi, between 2002 and 2011, the total number of adolescents that received prevention messages through the media went from 83.2 percent in 2002 and 75.1 percent on 2011. are we reaching enough young people with prevention messages? well, i think the question is how are we trying to reach the youth with prevention messages? i think that the development of technology today has given us an opportunity that we haven't quite caught up with. traditionally, we have public service announcements, we have school activities, but today, we have facebook. we have texting. we have an ability to find new ways that we haven't quite exploded yet. so, the media we have to look at from a broader perspective, not just the broadcast media but everything that the youth are using today? that's correct. and i think that what we're doing is, we also need to measure, or find a way to measure, how i

humidity itself temperatures in the low 70s fairfax and rockville at 72. 71 for waldorf. just the beautiful sky and our michael and son weather camera. dew point still at 70, wind at 5 miles per hour. our weather headlines, this is going to be the hottest week of the year. mid to upper 90s right through saturday, with rain chances staying low. looks like they'll pick up a little more on sunday with temperatures dropping off holding off into the 80s. especially the east coast here 90 up in ottawa, but the coolest area, look at this. dallas one of the coolest areas on the map. they are expecting quite a bit of storm activity. for us not the low plaguing the central and southern plains. but it is this area of high pressure over ohio. that is going to allow the heat to build on top of us for the next several days. foam a few afternoon storms both days. a lot of heat and human. high 95 with the stray storm in the mountains today. an isolated storm on wednesday. as we head toward thursday and friday, upper 90s, nationals are back home on friday. and over the weekend, chance of

folks from hyattstown to rockville, no accidents reported.nia 66 volume after centreville as you are comingom in. look agent 95 here.. excuse me. northbound just volume congestion. no accidents. acc the entire sphrech from fredericksburg to the mixing bowl. head together wilson bridge right now which iswi look goingn both directions. just coming across my screen an accident on the approach to the third street tunnel right lane is blocked now and authorities just arriving. a >> thank you, jeff. >> what gg on? >> we have a lot going on for us. >> home run derby is tonight. we'll talk about that. nats with a big win before the break and normally when gu too vegas you don't find out what happened in vegas. >> it stays there. the but auto porter junior is out in vegas getting at our hopefully newest star washington wizard. wisdom? you don't like summer ball. we're talking about it next in your sports breakfast. ♪ q. 5:51. let's get it started with dave ross. >> crank it up. all-star break is upon us, y'all. the nats have been a week ago today they

and the other thing is sue in rockville, hey i'm 58.k. >> stephanie: nicely done. good for you sir. good for still being able to view your junk. important. [ applause ] okay. huma again, anthony weiner's wife. >> anthony has made some horrible mistakes. both before he resigned from congress and after. but i do very strongly believe that it is between us and our marriage. >> no, it kind of has to do with his decision-making skills and he's going to have to make a lot of important decisions as mayor of new york city. >> stephanie: you know what? he could be a great mayor. but you can't expect that this is not going to affect people's view of your judgment. >> stephanie: i don't know. people say oh, is it personal? there's private and there's public. but that's some pretty horrible decision making and we've all made horrible personal decisions. >> you know what? bill clinton stopped once he got caught red-handed. anthony weiner did not. i think that is a -- >> stephanie: i'm sure people would speculate on that. did he stop or not get caugh

. >> stephanie: sue in rockville. it is birthday girl.ue in rockville. >> caller: good morning. thank you, all. i wanted to call for three quick things. one is to thank you all especially jim. you always know how to sing happy birthday to me. thank you. >> stephanie: did you enjoy your birth birthday sex with kevin in d.c.? >> caller: i love the show for so many reasons. you know how loyal i am. i have a much better sex life on the show than i do in real life. >> stephanie: me, too! >> caller: i know. it is amazing. i do have a message for everyone. i've been listening since the heinous verdict came down the other night. i have my suspicions on whether it was fixed given the fact his father was a judge but with all of the anger and the legitimate rage and expresses of frustration, we have to mobilize. we need to get into the state legislatures and get people registered no matter whatever tricks they tried to disenfranchise people. every single one of us who is upset needs to put some time in to just help get people registered so we can ta

, coming out of manassas headed toward the rest area, southbount 270, still two thumps up, out o rockvilleoward the shady grove, and head toward the split. that's a check of fox 5 to time traffic. >>> there's a big move of gmos m and an increasing number of numr people want their food labels. >> what is a genetically modified organism and why are se many people pushing for change. laura evans investigates after the break.  [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. >>> welcome back. live look at the u.s. capital dome right now. tucker is going to have a look at that coming up in just a second, meanwhile. >>> from the farm to your dinner table. do you know what is in your food? genetic engineering technologygy was introduced 20 years ago with a notion that we could makeuld e

they were calling rockville city police, and they also called montgomery county police. >> in one the caller says we've called three times trying to set up negotiations. we've gotten no response. people have died. the lady didn't have to die. >> i think they wanted to get a message across. >> the 12th victim and third to survive is a 37-year-old musician from florida. he is shot outside a steakhouse in ashland, virginia. once again, a white van is seen leaving the area. >> they used that to their advantage. they were looking to find a white box style vehicle close to their shootings because that would add to their anonymity. >> the snipers later confirmed that rather than flee, they often stayed at the crime scenes. >> they were very deliberate about that. they were going up talking to law enforcement officials. hunting them in the sense that here i am and i'm the guy you're looking for. >> behind the steakhouse in the woods police find the spent .223 shell and another note from the snipers. a four-page handwritten ransom letter. in the letter the snipers wrote if stopping the killing

around rockville. 86 in leesburg. you got 90 down around culpeper and about 84, 85 where it's been around waldorf, la plata, warrenton and manassas. factor in the humidity, temperatures have been running about five to six degrees higher that heat index temperature. so low to mid-90s your heat index. 84 degrees with showers headed out. by 9:0080 degrees. partly sunny sky, warm at 11:00 with a temperature of 78 degrees. while things clear out for a while our skis will turn over to a partly cloudy sky. by tomorrow morning mostly cloudy. could see areas of fog setting up but then it turns stormy by noon to 1:00 tomorrow. around 2:00 or 3:00 could see a nasty line of storms move through our area where we could be getting a lot of wind and some downpours and for thursday i think our main area will be i-95 to the east and down to the south. you folks around annapolis, prince george's county, st. mary's county, calvert county on the look out for thursday. so the possibility of seeing some large hail tomorrow as well as damagi

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right now we're at 80 degrees in washington, 79 in reston, 78 for those in rockville. a high temperature today of about 88. we'll hit that at 3:00 p.m. when we're still seeing cloudy skies and temperature of 88. 6:00 looking at partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies, temperature of 85 at this point. there's just a chance of a shower or isolated thunderstorm. look at what future weather does with our weather pattern. i tend to agree with it. working our way throughout the midday and early afternoon hours we continue to see scattered showers and light rain. getting into the later afternoon early evening hours, we are starting to look mainly dry across the area and starting to see a little more sunshine develop. overnight tonight we'll be mainly dry. tomorrow we're going to start off with some limited sunshine at 7:00 a.m. temperature of 76 degrees. a humid day. a high tomorrow of 91 degrees. a little bit warmer than today with some afternoon scattered showers and storms likely. tomorrow some downpours also possible. that could lead to areas of flash flooding, so we'll conti

rockville 79. manassas, you're down to 73. one of the cool spots along with waldorf is 75. arlington is 80. and looking outside again on our michael & son weather camera, that's a pretty shot. temperatures this morning at national 83. but the heat index already 88. there's no help from the winds. they are calm at the moment. so the jet stream is well up to the north. much more like a summertime pattern except here in new mexico and texas. had heavy rains yesterday. dallas stayed in the low 70s. 20 degrees below average for them. high pressure over the ohio valley. that's that dome of heat we talked about yesterday. still with us. will be with us for a few more days. could be popping an isolated storm. there's not much on the futurecast. a couple of clouds through lunch time. some storms southern virginia out into the mountains this afternoon and evening. and tomorrow we're likely to see the afternoon storm chance again, even an isolated one could make it toward the metro. 90s the next few days with lows to low it mid-70s in the suburbs. closer to 80 in town. hot, humid days

sue in rockville said the line is too busy to get through today, and i was busy having birthday sex withanie: careful now. our friend, michael tomasky who i want to date and kiss and mary, i love this. this is too much all of this baby talk from mitch mcconnell. a president has the right to appoint the people he wants period, and yes, i would say this, if and when ted cruz or rand paul was are the. harry reid. >> we have a responsibility to give advice and consent to the president on his nominations, but all we have from republicans is not advice and consent, we have obstruct and delay. >> stephanie: yeah. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: and michael tomasky points out as harry reid did on meet the press on sunday it is not legislation or judges. this is not what has been proposed in the past. >> for the first time in the history of the country, they filibustered the secretary of defense. >> stephanie: yeah, and he did the numbers -- i can't remember what they are -- he said in the whole history of the country there has been some teeny amount -- he said 400-something filibusters on his watch. he

it's a balmy start on this tuesday. 71 in rockville and reston. 76 in washington. 75 presently in collegeark. as we get through into the midday hours by noon, we're looking at partly sunny skies. so for the morning hours, we're going to be mostly to partly cloudy. temperatures generally in the 70s. those of you this morning in frederick, loudon, faulkier, prince william counties, i do think we'll see scattered showers. areas to the east, that includes the d.c. metro area, dry this morning. can you see this afternoon at 3:00, we're looking at scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms likely across the entire region. 88 degrees at 3:00 p.m. we hit our high of 90 today at 2:00 p.m. for the evening there's the chance of showers. otherwise the temperature at 6:00 of 85 degrees. so this is another day you need to have the umbrella handy. don't cancel those outdoor plans, but definitely have a plan "b." for tomorrow, we're humid and hot. a high of 91 degrees. more in the way of sunshine tomorrow. partly sunny skies. but getting into the afternoon hours once again, it's looking like scat

rockville center, new york, republicans line. caller: good morning. americansthe premise are supposed to believe politically is that the republican party will be unable to provide leadership if it does not pass this immigration bill as it stands. obviously the conundrum for the republican party is the threat that somehow if they vote against this bill or weak in this bill as it stands now, they will likely lose the support of the hispanic base in the election. an important demographic. i disagree. wereongressional seats just rewritten in terms of redesigned in 2012. so, many of the seas, whether republican or democrat, are actually quite strong and likely to be reelected anyway. the second issue then becomes, what are the merits of the current legislation that the senate passed? as americans, we just got passed a healthcare know that did not do what it claims to do, reduce costs, and creates an additional dragon contributes to the deficit. we also just went through the process of sequestration, something that the president and his administration passe

manchester memorial hospital, hartford hospital, and rockville general hospital -- all have avoided medicare penalties by lowering their readmission rates. while payment differences for these programs represent a small portion of the overall medicare payment, hospitals should continue to be rewarded for addressing these issues. i also want to conclude by drawing attention to some of the innovative work being done in my state of connecticut around delivery reform and data collection. i've menin mentioned the importf measurements and metrics. much of the work is supported by grants that were made available through the affordable care act. but it's really been the state itself that's decided how to use these funds. while connecticut has established a, wooing group -- g group around innovative reforms which continue towork on recommendations for reform the health care system, one of the areas of focus has been to ensure integrated clinical data exchange between health care providers. connecticut has invested in interoperable health information technology systems and developing an all-payer claim

- written by congressman michael burgess, a republican from texas -- the next call is michael in rockvilleenter, new york on our yes line. good morning. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. as it is currently constituted, as republican, i do not think i could support this legislation. that piece that was in the editorial right there is a perfect point, but there are larger issues beyond the cost. we knew that the goodie bag of things that have been loaded and included in this legislation, such as free advertising for las vegas in an attempt to woo supporters in las vegas, influential political supporters, it does not make sense. this is all occurring at the same time our economy remains weak, which is really the most critical issue, and the second one has been the inability to put people back to work in our economy. this issue is the larger needs of the majority of americans. most americans are in favor of immigration reform, but we are not in favor of doing it responsibly or at the expense of american citizens. crystale next call is down in amarillo, texas. what do you thin

host: rockville, indiana, go vietnamller: i was in in 1970. young man that lived north of me was over there at the same time. he was special forces and he was killed inside laos. and i have the accord as to where he was killed. is laos permitting the u.s. government to go in and bring our heroes back? guest: we do a lot of work with the laos government. vietnam, andaos, cambodia. if you have information that might be useful as a veteran that you think might be useful in a recovery process, please feel free to come to our website. contact information is there and send the information to the office and i will be happy to forward that on to dpmo and jpac and they will do further investigation. host: do you know how many teams are out right now? guest: i'm not sure how many. host: do you get tips in your office about where to search? guest: we do. any information that is provided to us by individuals whether it is from in the state's or if we get dog tag reports or individuals in vietnam from cambodia who believe they have found human remains, we

line set aside for african-american men, rockville, carolina. the black criminal mail was created after the civil war. --y made lack life a legal black life illegal in order to get blacks to pick cotton. lawyers were racist. instead of showing the picture oft -- instead of showing the picture of trayvon with little girl they chose to show him with his shirt off. he brought the lady from the neighborhood whose house was broken into by a black male. they type that into trayvon. trayvon did not write into her house. it was somebody else. -- did not break into her house. it was somebody else. self- zimmerman was consciously racist. if it was a white child he would have given him a ride. so president obama's remarks yesterday -- theer: they were right on money. they won your license, check your tag -- run your license, check your tag. if white people were get a hold get pulled over the rate of black people -- --t: on facebook gale joins us from vermont, independent line. thank you for c-span. i am calling to say that i heieve president obama is -- is

host: james from rockville, indiana. go ahead. caller: i was in vietnam in 1970 and a young man that lived just north of me was over there at the same time. he was special forces and he was killed just inside a -- laos. i have the coordinates of where he was killed and is laos perspectiving the united states government to go in and bring our heroes back from there or do we have to leave them lay? guest: we do a lot of work with the laos government. if you have information that you think might be useful as a veteran that you think might be useful in a recovery process, please feel free to come to our website. my contact is on there. send that information to the office and i'll be happy to forward that on and they'll put that into the file and do further investigation. host: are their teams out right now? guest: i'm sure there are but i'm not sure to what scope. host: do you get tips in your office about where to search? guest: we do and any information provided to us by individuals, whether from here from the states or if we get re

worlds collide when sue in rockville had me over to her lovely home. you. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: wow. that's some sexy liberal visual candy. >> she's very lovely. you have brought together a very wide and very -- group of people. >> stephanie: she's a bit of a trollope. >> caller: i wanted to say quickly about the nsa thing and again saying that the nsa thing is bad and which we didn't have, jumping up and down screaming that water's wet when i just want to say just hearing jacki's corner now which reminds me because of so many other issues people's healthcare rights in general certainly my rights with what happened, the supreme court situation women's reproductive rights, i hope this one issue it is a very, very important issue but i hope this one issue does not make people throw up their hands and not -- and not -- and let what happened in 2010, a lot of things we wouldn't have to deal with because people for whatever reason didn't come out like they did in 2008. >> stephanie: exactly. imagine how much further we would be on healthcare if it we d

sue in rockville you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi sue. >> caller: hi there, all.at do you mean there's no terrorism in this country? every freakin' day republican men are trying to kill the women of america. every day. they blow up abortion clinics, they don't care how many women die. they don't care how many doctors they kill. every day republican legislators want to shove foreign objects up the privates of women and i think every one of them has had -- needs something shoved up their glory hole. how dare they. how dare anyone say there isn't terrorism. there is terrorism against the women of this country. and the women and men who love them need to stand up now. that's what's going on. i too need to be distracted by paula deen. i don't give a rat's pa toot about her. i care about the fact that every damn day now north carolina, then ohio, now texas every day i was here pre1973. i saw friends die and get injured forever. this is about men killing republican men killing women and we need to talk about it and thank you for my loving me rant. >> stephanie: you stomp