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chilly as a matter of fact if you want to call 70's chilly. we're used to the 90's. showers and thunderstorms as we head throughout the evening. spotty in places. just keep an eye. future cast will show as we head through this morning noon tomorrow afmente lot of cloud cover. spotty showers here and there and tomorrow afternoon. i think once we hit around probably 3:00 in the afternoon we think we will start to see a little clearing. some of this is upper slelf clouds. heading into tuesday, it should be nice. what we can expect tomorrow, 82 to 86. morning showers giving way to afternoon clearing and then for your seven-day, again, 80's, heading into probably wednesday. we will see 90's and heading towards the rest of the week, warms up again 92 on thursday and then our next chance for rain and thunderstorms heading into friday and the weekend but i don't think it will be a washout. >> lowell, thank you. very dramatic pause you had there. you were thinking. and we're thinking about another marylander representing us in the olympics. >> you're looking at andrew mccough

. >> rafael romo join s s us, and don't know where to begin with all of the questions i have about thef the officers out of the airport, and you have reassigned them to other places, so isn't that moving the problem away to other places? i mean, you don't know if these guys are corrupt, right? >> right. that is a good question. they are working under the premise where there were deeply entrenched levels of corruption at the airport because you will get flights from all over south america, and what they are investigating is that cocaine from peru and colombia would come to the mexico city airport and the officers were charged with transporting the drugs out of the country. if you relocate all of them and you disrupt all of the networks and you can begin fresh and they are being replaced with officers who are fresh to the force or have worked for many, many years and have proven that they are very clean. >> okay. how do they prove that they are very clean and how do you know that the new guys reassigned to the airport are not corrupt as we well? >> that is rite. you don't know who you ar

s. some stronger storms to the west us. part of a cold front that will bring humidity levels of next week.tart tonight temperatures in the 70's. 90-95 degrees, similar had today. a 30% chance of scattered thunderstorms. a better chance on sunday into morning.day a little bit of a cool down if call 88 a cool down. beach forecast is time.d all the interesting blogs and photo galleries to check out. a breaking situation happening in upper marlboro. this is an accident at ridge road. hurt inople have been this incident. we will try to get some better pictures and more information on this. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. iii may be affin heisman trophy winner, but he is not perfect. offense looks shaky as a whole. shanahan had to tell them shape up and get together. robert griffin had to act quickly. 11 and through some great passes downfield. practice he talked to the media about the progression. had a few of sides. that usually happens when you young guys. they are not

s. we use a modern machinery. we haven't changed a thing.how we get there. >> it's a time consuming job. we go for the quality rather than the production. we take pride in our work and it shows in the end product. >> the california line is mostly locals. the commuters in the morning, i see a lot of the same people. we don't have as tourists. we are coming up to street to chinatown. since 1957, we are the only city in the world that runs cable cars. these cars right here are part of national parks system. in the early 1960's, they became the first roles monument. the way city spread changed with the invention of the cable car. >> people know in san francisco, first thing they think about is, let's go >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter]

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. >> this format goes back to the 1970's, we're using a 20th century model as joe biden might say inh century. they need to blow this entire thing up. it just, first of all, they're all liberals and congratulating theirselves, gee, two women are going to be moderators. >> no difference between a woman or man or race, ethnicity, if they're all liberals. and one was caught reading a liberal blog and talking points she was making doing an interview this year and that's what the public perceives, it's all one-sided and i'd like to see mitt romney say i'm going to do these, but i get to pick one member of the panel if they're going to have a panel. rush limbaugh, sean hannity or mark levin on the panel and that would boost ratings. >> and mixed media reaction, the scene on wednesday off floyd corkens, a young man, volunteered for a center allegedly marched in the family research county building with gun and seriously and denounced frc's policies and shot a guard in the arm before being subdued. and it seniors on the southern poverty law center and the media. >> i think this comes in with

for more on the story fox 5's audrey barnes joins us now. >> police say the gleam and his 7-year-old sister -- the 3-year- old and his 7-year-old sister found that gun in the parking lot of a church and post office. the boy was playing with the gun and it went off shooting him in the chest. this was the scene off west franklin street and hagerstown early this morning. we now know the gun was a .22 caliber semiautomatic baretta. police say it only contained 1 bullet and the gun was not stolen. now we're trying to find the gun's owner. we talked to a volunteer firefighter who was across the street when the shooting occurred. he said accidents like this aren't common for that community. >> it's a shocker for this town and i know it's going to send this town for take loop for a few days, but i -- a loop for a few days, but i believe the town is resilient enough to bounce back. i just hope there's a lot of support for the parents and child and i hope we find an answer to what happened really fast. this is a place to raise your family and for this to happen it kind of pumps your brakes a b

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highs today will be in the low 90's for most of us. if you upper 80's northwest account.partly cloudy with thundershowers -- a chance of thunderstorms are. friday seems to be the most active day. we could have strong or severe storms thursday and friday. >> we are hearing from park police that there was an overnight accident on the george washington parkway -- stuff that is close as they take care of accident activity. george washington, southbound. elsewhere, they are moving construction out of the way. between richmond and baltimore -- we will show you a live picture of the beltway moving nicely at university boulevard. more to come on the traffic seen. now to news. >> thanks very much. new this morning, a moderate earthquake rattled the los angeles area. the 4.4 quake was centered in northern orange -- northern orange county. aftershocks' soon far -- aftershocks soon followed. no reports of damage or injuries. pepco will hear from another round of angry customers over its response to strums last month. the public service commission will hold its second of eight hearing

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. >> now, a spokesperson for the center sent us a statement saying it was the d.a.'s office who declined to pursue criminal charges in the taser attacks. but the d.a.'s office told us that the office of protective it services only referred criminal charges for the gun case. they also said the department told them melora's taser was not the weapon used in the assaults. this, even though the department's officers reportedly interviewed a hundred people, apparently resulting in no new leads and no taser. other than the one belonging to melora. vic lee, abc7 news. back to you. >>> breaking news now in san francisco where a double shooting has left one person dead on san bruno avenue. this happened over an hour ago. the second victim suffered life-threatening wounds. no word yet on a motive there. the uc davis police officer who sparked national outrage when he pepper sprayed student protesters is no longer on the force. he has been on a paid leave of absence since the peaceful protesters last november. his departure comes while an internal affairs investigation continues.

: the university admits tonight that holmes was still enrolled wn the shooting occurred, but s sources tell ushe perwork for withdrawal unmotion, the university's threat assessment team never had a formal meeeeti and never intervened. >> colorado statute says, report tight law forcement, report it in a way that something could be dodone about it they suggest involuntary commitment of the dangerous person, simply reporting it and you know wringing hands and sayg "there is nothi we can do about it because it is no longer a problem for the university of colorado" think, falls short of what the responsibility was. >> reporr: the university of colorado isn't the first school to get into trouble for missing warning signs. jared loughner who shot congngresswoman gabrlllle giffos and 18 others in an arizona parking lot had been aima community college student. loughner hadeveral run ins with faculty members and students. school officials told him to get a mental health evaluation or not return. the student behind the massacre of 32 people at virginia tech authorities after m multiple people reported hi

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. >> no matter how sustainably we're growing it, if we're not eating it,'s a terrible use of resourcesorter: the waste is especially alarming during a time of record drought, high food prices, expected to get higher and families unable to afford food. food gets wasted in several hours. >> agriculture that's buying a lot of food that's subsidizing tonight. industry that's making food. consumers are buying food. there's no one group saying here's the amount we should have. >> reporter: most waste takes place in homes. >> we can start in our own refrigerators by using up what's in there. in supermarket i'd love to see adjusted promotion. in the united kingdom they're experimenting with promotions like buy one, get one later. >> reporter: t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >>> all right. start off with is that beautiful vow on the inner harbor. it is fantastic. 83 degrees. humidity at 46%. dew point at 60. so basically a little muggy but this is not the oppressive humidity we saw a week ago. things are changing. starting to feel a little bit different. though it did warm up nicely this after

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it's it's incredible how many people have helped us hands when they see s they're always given us their condolence room when we do prayer's some many people go there. the children's parents were shot to death in their home the suspects 31 year-old pager medina. was thought to have fled to mexico there is information on how to donees our web sites cbs sf dot com. the 49ers have agreed to share the team as settle this dispute dispute over $30 million for its new stadium. the team sued in june after a senate that oversight board sees tax dollars today this team agreed to share that money so the san clara unified school district avoided costume cuss the schools will get $7 million over the next three years the 49 years will get their money over five years. more fallout from the chevron refinery fire residents who say they're suffering from the aftereffects are lining up for lawyers cbs five reporter joe vasquez shows us how the state bar association is out to make sure that those attorneys are planning by the rules. a month's time the growth of halfway down the block three days after the ch

. >> now, a spokesperson for the center sent us a statement saying it was the d.a.'sthat the office of protective it services only referred criminal charges for the gun case. they also said the department told them melora's taser was not the weapon used in the assaults. this, even though the department's officers reportedly interviewed a hundred people,g inappantly resulting in no new leads and no taser. other than the one belonging to melora. vic lee, abc7 news. back to you. >>> breaking news now in san francisco where a double shooting has left one person dead on san bruno avenue. this happened over an hour ago. the second victim suffered life-threatening wounds. no word yet on a motive there. the uc davis police officer who sparked national outrage when he pepper sprayed student protesters is no longer on the force. he has been on a paid leave of absence since th peaceful protesters last november. his departure comes while an internal affairs investigation continues. tonight the university will only say the -- pike no longer works at the school. >>> we are getting

s. he used a semiautomatic handgun his victims early sunday, including the president was preparingwho forhe days services at. it's a lot of families and adults were they're getting ready for the day. he was preparing his lecture. >> several people were shot temple.the and the suspect entered the morning service that was about to begin. prexy be loaded the gun and went into the building. the first officer drive was a year veteran of the oak creek police department. was helping a victim when he was ambushed by the shooter. multiple rounds were exchanged. the officer was shot multiple times. the shooter was also shot. " the gunman died in exchange. three other victims are in condition, being treated at a local hospital. among them, a police officer and already being called a hero. the atf did serve a warrant and searched the property of the shooter 6 miles from here. not find any explosives. >> thank you very much. 5:33. stay with abc 7 news and wjla.com for continuing coverage temple shooting morning.t the >> we have good news for drivers using the beltway near the woodrow wilson bridge. th

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us here in washington. temperatures as a result at the beaches, especiallywill only be in the high 70's to low 80's. for us just delightful. when you get up and head out tomorrow if you will be out late in the day, i would take out the umbrella to be on the set aside. as we get into the afternoon the rest of afternoon thunderstorms after 3:00 toward leesburg and the shenandoah valley, i think we will get to the low 90's here in washington. then the cooler air comes in with a chance of living during showers saturday morning. much of the weekend will be delightful. you can keep posted and come to our weather page, our blogs. a nice evening. but i think you had a good vacation. you used the word delightful. we appreciate it. coming up in prime time "wipeout." at 9:00"time machine chefs" where they compete with using utensils and materials from another time. . >> coming up just ahead, why some residents are being told a cannot sit outside their own homes. what's it is an opportunity for children to be children. >> a special camp for cancer patience celebrates a big milestone. [ male announcncer ] do yo s

s. once again, you have until 4:30 p.m. join us at the blood drive of white flint mall. back to you. >> all right. great way to start of the weekend. still to come, which part of our area is the cheapest when it comes to child care? >> food stamps will be accepted in the farmers' market. the state is getting $90,000 to put electronic benefit transfer machines in farmers' markets. customers can use the vouchers to pay for produce and eggs amongst other things. the machines will also take debit and credit cards. the cost of child care reaching new heights despite the recession. almost half of the states, child care cost more than rent. it jumped 2% in the last year. in d.c. for an instant, it cost $20,000 per year. compare that with a rent of about $13,000 per year. in maryland, you will save a little bit paying $12,000 for infant care. virginia gets off the cheapest in our area. paying $10,600 for child care. with all of these writing cost it makes you feel like you have to win the lottery just to keep up. lottery fever may not be something you want to catch. we have what

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machines from private corporations like de bold and e s of us. it was the high water point of the privatisation of our vote for two centuries our vote was counted by volunteers in government workers overseen by representatives of the political parties that all changed in two thousand and two thousand and four now over ninety percent of our vote is recorded or countered in secret on corporate machines and those corporations tell us who won our elections why is a secret well because the voting machine companies say they have copyright and trademark rights to keep their software and hardware secret from us and so that red shift has continued and in some cases accelerated in every election since two thousand and two to this day expect to see it this november if any of the exit polling companies will release the raw data something that most stopped doing when their numbers were totally screwy in two thousand and four particularly in ohio back in two thousand and four tina brown had a t.v. show called topic a with tina brown on see him b.c. and one day