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wmp tatures90 io the upr 's s 90's this afternoon. here's our forecast map. we'll call for low 90's at lunchtime. hazy, hot, and humid, and as i said, maybe a stray storm. some relief by mid week. we'll have details coming up. but first, jim russ in for lisa baden. how about summer-traffic? >> summer-like in some spots, but 270 seems to be like this regardless of the time of year. the pace starts to pick up, and it's good the rest of the way to the beltway. now we'll show thaw we've got trouble inirafginia, northbound northbound before dale city. 95 southbound at the route 1 spotsylvania interchange, this is just south of fredericburg , construction along theig rig t side as well. alison, pamela, back to you. >> jim, thank you very much. brian mentioned that the temperatures today could hit the high 90's. >> that's right. when you combine the heat and humidity, conditions could turn downright danger rusms our kathy park is live in northwest with a look at what some local agencies are doing to help people feel cool. >> it's pretty sticky and hot. well, we know

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s 05 s like i05. es r temperatures in . nd sticky outrehe t. first let's check in with jim russ, tpwhuse for lisa. >> the rush more starts off quietly. we're going to start off in springfield looking at 95 northbound, heading towards the beltway, where traffic is in good shape. in maryland, we'll take a look at 270 southbound. that's in pretty good shape as you travel southbound toward the beltway. all lanes are open out of frederick through gaithersburg and germantown. and finally, out toward dulles airport, tollway and greenway combination also quiet all the way around the beltway. back to you guys. >> hey, jim, thanks. nice to see you this morning. as brian mentioned, we are bracing for one of the hottest days of the year this morning. the dangerous combination of heat and humidity as agencies around the metro springing into action. kathy brock is live with some of the agencies. >> the district is preparing by opening up cooling centers later on this afternoon. they'll be opening up at 12:00 until 6:00. you metioned earlier that this heat co

this morning, some 50's on the map. los 60's in rockville. with low humidity, it feels so good out there. your forecast today, lots of sunshine, mostly sunny. a few passing clouds. it feels great. a light breeze. we do have a major heat wave possibly arriving this weekend. let's say good morning to lisa baden. >> we have one minor crash on the georgetown pike near old dominion drive. we are fabulous around the beltway. i will take you to a couple of pictures so you can get a feel of the paste. the pavement is dry. headlights on 95 virginia out of springfield. our next camera takes us to 270 at democracy boulevard. now to the news desk. >> thank you. >>> we are a few hours away from a report to be released on last week's fire in northwest. >> neighbors are worried because of low water pressure made a bad fire worse. pamela brown is live with more. >> when firefighters arrived on july 29 and hooked up to the fire hydrants, there was a big drop in water pressure and at one. the water ran dry. they had to go five blocks to get water. the fire on

we could be well into the 90's by sunday. back to lisa baden. >> ♪ they say are love won't pay the renta ♪ we are good on 395. no delays on the beltway. police sent to look for a crash. there is a wreck on branch avenue southbound and it is on the shoulder. here we are live across the wilson bridge. through lanes, local lanes moving smartly in both directions. alison and doug. >> thank you. >>> we are following a developing story. north korea is hosting a high- profile guest. the taste of two detained journalists. >> bill clinton arrived early this morning. have more on this developing story. good morning. >> it certainly is a surprise to many. the white house is not commenting on this this morning. this is a first-time a high ranking official has visited the country in more than a decade. bill clinton stepped onto north korean soil and was greeted by photographers and several government officials. he is reported to sit down with kim jon kyl, the conversation about the releaseof american journalists. >> we're talking about wh

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s. we hate on even mention a storm because it's a highly isolated chance, but if one were to pop up, it could be a heavy rain maker, but most of us remain dry. adam will talk about the weekend in 10 minutes. but first, jim russ will give us the lowdown on the commute. >> thanks a lot. traffic on the interstate largely in maryland, we're in pretty good shape. this is the beltway in silver spring off to a nice, quiet start. no accidents here. we have had some problems on the interstate in virginia. gototo're g in go to a mg tosh the accident on the suitland n ith stantctseonion with stanton road and naylor road, that's all been cleared up now. everything iopreen the an them, in fact, on 66, westbound after 123, westbound after 7100, both of them are out of the way, and the lanes are open in each location, and there are no delays. alison and jew lee, back up to. >> jim, thank you so much. our top story this mornings a late-night explosion rocks a >>rtheast d.c. neighborhood. it happened alo

and 50's. they will be in the 60's today. the pattern for the weekend is a warm front passing through for this evening. then for tomorrow, the real heat. high temperature tomorrow possibly 97 degrees. you know, pam, our days continue to shorten but mother nature is reminding us this weekend that there's plenty of summer left out there. >> thank you so much, dave. now we have a look at your morn's sports. >> good morning, everybody. it will start to get more intense at red schwinn redskins training camp. a big crowd is expected to watch the scrimmage at the park. it is the first time the team will get a chance to go after each other in real game conditions. the players say they are ready. >> we're going to get out there, run some plays and get a lot done, and hopefully we will not kill each other. >> coming up, a packed out last night as the baseline rally runs, and a win foreroddick. there is match point. ball on roddick's racket. a weak backhand return and roddick says it helped him win the to

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temperatures, low 90's today. we slide back into the 60's and 70's tonight. more shower chances tomorrow. there willbe a daily chance of rain through friday. cooler thiseekend. not bad. >> thank you. >>> a social networking site is getting sued. >> if you think your cell phone has problems, wait until you hear about a mobile malefaction. -- .ed malfunctioned. >> facebook is facing a lawsuit. a civil suit was filed on monday saying it violates california's privacy laws by sharing a personal information with third parties. the days of the stand-alone gps device may be over. an iphone app has just been released. it costs $100, but there is no subscription fee. the nintendo wii has turned the video game remote into all sorts of things. now, a fishing rod. a new game lets you cast a line. how does it compare to the real thing? >> what is terrific about it is it is a fishing game designed for a real fisherman. you could hear birds in the distance. when you finally to hook one, you do feel the thing. you can see under water views of the fish, and doing its best to d

and in the 1950's and 1960's memories of the 1929 crash and the subsequent -- it kept crashing for several years after that. starting to fade. markets actually did be a pretty caly in those days. and it just seemed to for certain purposes and is perfectly valid to just assume that, okay, markets can be thought of as these rationally functioning entities. and another really big reason why this came along -- and the idea that markets work pretty well, not just financial markets, but all markets for products and services, part of economics since the beginning, and is a valid idea. making decisions quickly. just figuring out what we should make more of and what wehould make less of. but this new -- at the same time, more careful, but also more dogmatic version of this theory of markets grew up after world war ii, and i think a lot of the reason was that during world war ii economics was changed into a much more mathematical and statistical oriented discapline partly because economists were involved in the war effort in this remarkable ways using statistics tt helped beat the bad guys. and one

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to d away to sunshupper 60's down. 60's and 50's for this morning. partly sunny overall and rather comfortable. temperatures are 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. >> eastbound 66 between nutley street and the beltway, a broken-down truck is blocking the road. james madison street, an accident. authorities say that the highway is open. nothing to report on 95 between richmond and baltimore. we take you live to a camera on the beltway here at new hampshire avenue moving up very nicely. >> thank you. >>> this is the first day back to school for students in montgomery county. >> with big budget cuts, what should your children expect? courtney robinson is live with a preview. >> good morning. in just about an hour and a half, students will be walking through the school -- through the door. this is one of hundred schools opening their doors in montgomery county. this is part of about 3000 new students attending montgomery county schools. the school system is operating on a tighter budget. it is back to the books. the school system works out to balance thei

mid-60's's i feels good. low 50's tomorrow in the outlying suburbs. mid to upper 50's downtown. 74 degrees this afternoon with partly cloudy skies. slight chance of a shower for the south and southeast of the city. more on how long the trend will last is coming up. now to kim dacey and traffic. >> happy monday morning. we have some good news reports. a couple of long standing problems in the city to report. west saratoga at green street is closed because of a water main break. that's between green and mlk. alternates will be pennsylvania. there's a gas main break as an area, between fayette street -- on fayette street between park avenue and utah. live drive times looking okay. on the outer loop on the north side, 11 minutes between 95 and 83. 95 southbound, 10 minutes. harrisburg expressway north of the beltway looking good in both directions. 95 to fort mchenry told plaza, north and southbound looking fine. beltway checking out as well. >> are big story, and a few hours the bells will ring for students at baltimore city and baltimore county going ba

to sta to sng ng m s. itiun h 7 t1ng in hunti t in patomiche6 76 degreeans degrees and dew point upper ew 60's. here's our forecast, becoming partly cloudy today, scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening and not everybody will get hit. it's just going to be random and spor at i can. tomorrow -- and separate i can. -- tomorrow the temperatures to be down swing and we should be in the 80's. for the latest on the commute -- the m a whole lot on beltway south of town a truck d troorbling trailer on fire. all traffic is stopped at the moment while fire rescue tries to put the fire out. when traffic starts moving again, it will be along the left side. outer loop near telegraph an accident to be right side. to maryland, southbound side of new hampshire avenue near the intersection with just inside the beltway at oak view, this is going to be the left side of the roadway tied up here. one of our callers reports a car stopped to be left side of the roadway. inbound toll road near the merge wit

mid 80's today. we're shooting for 90 tomorrow and mid 90's on sunday.

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and 1960's. the fastest rise in median household incomes and taxes were very high, weren't they? >> the overall tax burden in the 1950's and 1960's was far lower than it was today, and also, you didn't -- you didn't have massive property taxes as we do today, an on income taxes, while the rates were high, most people didn't hit those high brackets. and social security taxes, you have to include them, were infinitely lower than they are today, but in the late 1950's, people started moving into the higher tax brackets. the u.s. economy started to suffer severe recessions. we had a mild one in 1954. we had a tough one in 1958. another one in 1960, which is why john kennedy put in a proposal to cut income tax rates 28% across the board. it ultimately passed. he was right. i wish the democratic party would learn from john kennedy. >> thank you. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, steve. i said, thank you, steve. >> thank you.Ñi marshal? where's my marshal? >> mr. moore, your next witness please. >> i w

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be irs aren 60's and a' 60's and 70's. a half inch of rain in winchester. to the far west of town and to the east of town as result of ace train chances. some clearing will happen this afternoon. much better tomorrow. >> thank you. dozens of people risk their lives to help the victims of a fiery crash. >> oh, my god. >> a cadillac slammed into a toyota suv in alabama avenue in southeast yesterday. the suv club dover and the cadillac caughtre fi. ifhat is when witnesses jumped into action. >> the seat belt was around her neck, strangling her. it was a mess. >> her back was hurting too badly to move her anymore. >> were you worried dicarlo explode? >> i was, so i tried to get her out. >> both men stayed with the victims until the paramedics and police came. one victim was hurt critically. if a pedestrian it is being treated for serious life- threatening injuries after being ruck by a vehicle. montgomery county fire officials say an adult male was hit by a passenger car this morning at the intersection of norbeck and avery. the victim's head came through the w

and 8's, and near 90. the heat index will be 94-95 degrees. lots of sunshine in the forecast. tonight, gradual clearing, continuing more and humid. a bit cooler off to the west. tomorrow morning, patchy fog will give way to sunshe. tomorrow afternoon, and hot summer day in washington, near 90 degrees. went out of the south at 5-10 miles per hour. the temperature warming up near 90 degrees, 91 on tuesday. mid 80's come thursday, friday, and saturday. nighttime lows hovering around 70 degrees. tomorrow morning, pettifog. be warned as to head off to school or camp. >> despite all the while weather today, we are keeping a close eye on redskins' training camp, and it is a corporate pacs are training camp report today focuses on the defense. we will talk with one of the guys who is an anchor on that side of the ball, andrea carter. wait till you hear what he has to say aboutnsde felle wi the defense will - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone.