. >> dan: mike wallace went in there shoved the wrong guy, richard seymour. seymour retaliated.lags will fly. >> ian: brown recovers it. in the end zone, mike tomlin trying to get his players out of there. we talked to tomlin about the officials yesterday he said, look, they didn't create this problem. i don't know if they're the solution to the problem but i do appreciate their honesty if they miss a call, they will say i missed that one, coach. now when you're winning games you feel okay about it. >> dan: this is a great effort by antonio brown to recover his own fumble in the end zone. watch as the ball knocked out by wheeler. it's on the ground, brown sees it, squeezes out just like country fair greased pig and he beats wheeler to the ball hangs on for the referees to get there. >> ian: you've been to a lot of county fares in your day? >> dan: i was once in a greased pig contest, i tell you what, pal, that's not easy to corral that little booger. >> ian: question have video of that we're going to roll in. brown comes up with the loose football after the tremendous effort to

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>> i play philip seymour hoffman's wife.ke smell in his essence. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you should have told that to the taxi commission. call the taxi commission. tell him, "yeah, hey, i'm sick and tired of smelling that guy's essence this whole trip." >> yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: so we have a clip here. and this is someone that's trying to talk down your new way of life and your new religion. >> that's right. there's a detractor. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm not pleased. >> jimmy: no one's happy. here's amy adams in "the master." take a look. ♪ >> and this is where we are at. at the lowest level. to have to explain ourselves. for what? for what we do we have to grovel. ♪ the only way to defend ourselves is to attack. if we don't do that we will lose every battle that we're engaged in. we will never dominate our environment the way we should unless we attack. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can't wait. and the score, the music on that is jonny greenwood from, yeah, radiohead. and it's unbelievable. like just watching the tra

>> playing the part of seymour, if i may. >> bill: sure. >> there are some causal relationships at worke. in one instance an unpopular governor in florida. mcdonald is a popular governor but you his popularity has dropped dramatically. kasik is not. what is the difference? the difference is i think in it part what you suggested. but it is because of the advertising of the obama campaign and the ads they are directing into the three battleground states. >> bill: you think it is the obama machine. >> absolutely. >> bill: the obama machine has gone into the states with a tremendous amount of money and advertised negatively against romney and you believe the voters are being swayed to that but that still doesn't answer the question. >> let's add one component. >> bill: go ahead. >> the obama campaign is using its money i think intelligently and with great targeting and they have been on the internet for a year. >> bill: okay, no doubt that axelrod and the boys in chicago are running a very effective campaign right now but that still doesn't explain why fox news calls a person in florida up,

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joining us is michael seymour, the founder and president of uni private wealth strategy.d to have you here today, how are you. >> thank you for having me. >> kelly: let's get right to the point. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke said earlier this week, a weak job market should concern every american. he's right about that. is he right about the approach, pumping 40 billion a month into the u.s. economy each month? >> well, you know, i think he is right. number one, at least the federal reserve, one branch of our government at least is doing something. now, is he going to work? let's remember qe1 was 100 billion a month, qe2, 70 billion. qe3, going to be 40 billion. is it having the effect they want? well, i think we would be worse off if they weren't, but we still have only recovered about half of the 8 million jobs lost during the the rescission, so we are-- recession, and i don't think we're there yet. >> kelly: round three of quantitative easing, what will this 40 billion dollar a month plan accomplish for us and will it improve the overall job market? >> well, i t

she's perfect. >> reporter: allison seymour, fox 5 news. >>> a marriage proposal turned into a rescue mission in michigan. this detroit area couple was taking a canoe trip near lake huron last saturday when nathan bluestein proposed to his girl friend and she accepted. heavy waves started pushing them further from shore. they were unable to paddle back and were stranded on north island. they called 911. police used gps to track them down. >> i think it's a good sign. i think it's a sign that together and with god that we'll get through anything and if this is the worst thing that's going to happen in our life in, our marriage, it's going to be awesome. our life will be awesome together. >> the couple plans to invite the two officers who rescued them to their wedding. >>> it was an unusual call for help. montgomery county firefighters were sent to sugarloaf mountain vineyard this morning after a man was found unconscious in a bin. the bin is 10 feet deep where workers separate grapes from the vines. after 25 minutes firefighters managed to pull the man out and he was flown to baltimore

written and directed by paul thomas anderson, the story of scientology as seymour hofman captivatingroup called "the cause." they're joined by the drifter joaquin phoenix aimlessly drunkenly floating from one bad situation to the other until he's taken in by the group and se deuce bed i the rhetoric and the validation it gives the empty life. "the master" isn't an easy movie to follow, but the gutwrenching performances will draw you in to this mysterious story and engage you like no other film so far. expect oscar nominations and probably wins for hofman and phoenix for the amazing tales of tragedy and triumph. never appreciate what cops and their families go through every day. you follow two l.a. cops assigned to one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country jake guillen hal are friends and trying to keep order but you can see how bad the bad guys can be. the video plays out like a video diary. the brotherhood, the dangers the politics of police life. while all of the hand held video makes me nauseous, this enhances the jagged edge tribute to reality. not as impressive is t

"the master" which stars joaquin phoenix and philip seymour hoffman played on just five screens but collected over $725,000, a phenomenal average of just under $150,000 a screen, the best limited release opening of the year. >> i think it's the actors and the topic. >> absolutely. something i want to check out. >>> finally, already facing a dui charge, two hit-and-run counts, and her license suspended, actress amanda bynes was pulled over by police yesterday driving in burbank. she was given a misdemeanor citation. her car was impounded. >>> this comes from fla news channel 8 in tampa, florida, where a historic restaurant took its customers back in time, at least when it came to the bill. an iconic span ishl eatery rolled back prices to what they were back when the restaurant open in 1905. that meant most of the entrees were going for less than three bucks. a pitcher of sangria cost less than five bucks. flaun was 50 cents. it claims to be the oldest family-run operation anywhere in the country. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> in china, on

response to the heroin issue bolstering john's accusations was an article by investigative journalist seymour hersh. in april of two thousand and four reported that retired military and cia officials had told them there were increasing reports of heroin use by american military personnel in afghanistan with the use being highest among the reserve units according to one of her shoes sources pentagon leadership was taking a head in the sand approach to the issue and had no desire to expose the problem or get law enforcement involved probably one of those most almost it was already done us no one is. as weeks turned to months with no answers forthcoming from the military john's father took every opportunity to protest the son's death becoming a regular at anti-war demonstrations throughout the country. iraq yes but i never got my studies so if i harness all these i took his going can mean many tell you. this terrible here is a lot of drugs not a problem place on the inside a base. after the fall of the taliban there was an explosion in poppy cultivation throughout the country poppy plants produc

people out there that are trying to make that judgment, and part of that judgment will be, does obama seymourwere the entrust ready, or do we think we need to turn this over to another guy who has done more business? i think that is some of the background. if i were president obama, i think he needs to double down onto the independent middle and try to restore -- you talked about the restoration of america in the opening. at the top, and he needs to restore the sense that this great republic of ours is a community, a national community. interesting, even ryan talks about this. they were talking about helping our neighbors, the mormon church, the way he helps other people, and i thought for a minute he was going to say, "it takes a village," because he was really speaking about the role of the community. we live in a great national community. government belongs to us, not to them. it is not a cold bureaucracy. it is you and me, working together to do the things. government is ours. it belongs to us. if you vote for me, i will make our government work for us and for you. >> so for romney, you r

screen return of joaquin phoenix after a long absence and yet another strong performance by phillip seymour hoffman. looks good to see joaquin phoenix back acting as opposed to whatever he was doing, bearding. a rapper. i don't have a clue. >> if you hadn't said that was joaquin phoenix, i had to realize that was him. usually that's kind of the mark of a good actor when they can do that. >> "finding nemo" which i'm very excited about. >> 3d, that has to be wild. >> a lot of swimming. it should do well. >>> this one comes to us from wcau nbc 10 news in philadelphia where the man known as the greatest was honored last night. boxing icon muhammad ali received the prestigious liberty medal, not for his amazing feats inside the ring but for his work on humanitarian causes, civil rights, and religious freedom. ali, who is 70 now and of course lives with parkinson's disease, received a kiss from his daughter laila as the crowd chanted his name when he briefly stood to accept the award. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >

and the cult drama "the master" with philip seymour hoffman and joaquin phoenix set a record, $775,000 on five screens. >> something possessed you to see "the possession." >> i did, and i enjoyed it. >> you're a brave woman. >>> when we come back, that royal ruckus. topless photos of kate showing up somewhere else today. >>> and later, one of those nfl replacement refs kicked out of a game for being a cheerleader. a delicious gevalia kaffe, or as i like to say, a cup of johan. will johan power walk the mall with you? i don't think so. but he will spend time rubbing your feet, discussing your feelings. ♪ joe may have your back, but johan has your feet. gevalia. meet me in the coffee aisle. joe may have your back, but johan has your feet. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup for 5% cashback at gas stations through september. it pays to discover. one try can relieve your nightly congestion without the blowing the stacking the steaming. that's

. >> and i'm allison seymour. we're happy you're with us on this tuesday morning. >> also happy to have tucker barnes back from a well deserved vacation. good morning. >> nice and cool overnight and temperatures across much of the area right now back in the 40s. yeah, the 40s. some of the coolest temperatures since may and not your imagination if you say oh that's refreshing. 57 now in washington. check it out lots of 40s there. 46 in manassas. 45 this morning in gaithersburg. and in frederick. 44 martinsburg. in some spots chilly enough you might want a light jacket or long sleeved shirt here particularly for the kids at the bus stop for a couple of minutes. all right lots of sunshine in the live shot and lots of sunshine expected on your tuesday. should be another close tippiest day. with high temperatures -- to perfect day. with high temperatures topping out in the low 70s and low humidity and just a few passing clouds from time to time. honestly here the weather pattern nice and dry for most of the woke here.

good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm alison seymour. us on this friday morning. >> we want to find out what's happening with our weather. looks to be another warm day. gwen is here for tucker this morning with details. >> absolutely another warm day. the good news is, not as humid as yesterday. and we'll feel a little warm sunshine. let's show you our fox 5 accu weather satellite radar composite. not much going on here. we have fog, though. some of you be aware visibility reduced in some of those areas. but that fog will burn off, you know, very soon. won't have to deal with it too much. also talking about temperatures starting out mild across the area. 76 in annapolis. 69 at dulles. 68 fredericksburg. 71 at bwi thurgood marshall. and 70 at winchester. 90 for a daytime high. a hot day. winds pushing in from the south 5 to 10 miles per hour. so not bad at all. looks like a slight chance of a little bit of a light shower maybe around 4:00 or 5:00. really doesn't look like too much is going to be happening. as we move through into tomorrow

seymour is taking a shower. you can see her naked. mrs. seymour was about 75.re and there she was, naked. doesn't sound great for college students trying to set an example for kids. ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. solutionism. the new optimism. and the human element can solve anything. with two times the points on dining in restaurants,? you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> now. when you were deciding what jobs to take after the war, what were you considering? >> finishing a living. so it really didn't matter what job. my options weren't particularly great because, you know, i wasn't a business graduate, i wasn't a road scholar, i didn't have any particularly -- anything to recommend me, but i remember getting tur

philip seymour hoffman.finally, already facing a dui charge, two hit-and-run counts and with her license suspended, actress amanda bynes was pulled over by police yesterday driving in burbank. she was given a misdemeanor citation, and her car was impounded. i don't understand the thing about these young hollywood actresses. >> especially because she had so many different shows. she had such a bright future. it just seems like she's spiraling out of control right now. >> i know. it's too bad. >> she's too young to do that. >> going back to the movies, have you seen anything good in. >> i can't even tell you the last time i went to a movie. i'm surprised about "finding nemo." that was one of my favorites. that and "the lion king." >> really? we're learning so much about you. i love this. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look." stay tuned because "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> the taliban claims credit for a wave of deadly insider attacks on u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan as

. >> i'm allison seymour. happy you're with us today. showing you another live picture from the howard university college of medicine where, in just a short time now, a thousand d.c. residents will be getting free physicals thanks to dr. oz. won't to point out, though, if you're checking in and seeing this, all of today's participants are registered. they had to preregister so the physicals will only be given to those who are signed up. >> and that is a good thing. >> a good thing. >> and won't to go to tucker barnes who has the latest this morning. good morning, tucker. >> good morning, everybody. warm and muggy start to the day. what else is now? temperatures right now in the upper 70s and going to be a hot one this afternoon. i think slowly we'll lose the humidity and gradually improving forecast into the weekend and the cooler temperatures on the way as well and get a look at the numbers at reagan national, the current temperature is in the 70s, 79 degrees. annapolis, 7:00 a.m. and annapolis, 80 degrees. it's not july anymore, it's s

against the volga nizhny novgorod was the home team who got off to the better of starts and mike seymour opening the scoring with a well taking the twenty one minutes in. golf then showed his set piece progress right before the break hosting the ball over the wall and past iraq and favor in the sask a goal. of whoever got busy after the break the twenty two year old cutting the gap to two one in the fifty ninth minute the russian internationals game tying overhead kick a dozen minutes later sure to be added to his highlight reel the win very much then . promptly ramped up all three points on eighty six minutes of. breaking vulgar hearts and delighting the home fans with a deft this that finishes three to see how it ended. while seemingly heated their farms words to rise above the relegation. by beating car club supporters this is the team's training base on friday to offer a strong criticism to the players after a dreadful run of form done to press crews men though going behind twenty five minutes in the martin yeah kuko taking advantage of a goalkeeping howler yacoob young checker howev

physicist, a theoretical philosopher. >> reporter: and is played with exquisite nuance by philip seymouress in the face of attacks on what is here called "the cause." >> you said that" "methods can cure leukemia in your book. >> some forms of leukemia. in being able to access past lives we are able to treat illnesses that may have starred back thousands even trillions of years. >> reporter: the movie is a tug of war between two titanic wills you're a scoundrel. >> reporter: the main character, not dodd, but a wildly unstable world war ii naval vet named freddy quell and played to the hilt above the hilt by joaquin phoenix. >> i know you'll try to calm me down but just say something that is true. >> reporter: wayward weirdo freddy needs a father figure and clearly wants to belong to an extended family like dodd's which includes his steely wife played by amy adams. he responds well to being, quote, processed. >> she wrote me a letter. no one else wrote me a letter. >> reporter: dodd combines freud, hypnosis, extreme interrogation, buddism, sci-fi. the man is an american hucks ter genius. p

and day with seymour to meet you later on right now we're going to dive into europe and see what's going on because rally is what we're looking at us also the european central bank president mario draghi presented his much anticipated own posting plan which is aimed at tackling the escalating foreign cost of indebted countries in the region so for now the fence is a tenth of the percent of dances around four tenths of a percent us falling off strong gains and they see that we had on thursday to keep the euro intact trading that was the main objective all of these measures coming out from the e.c.b. meeting you can see is well we've got the russian markets to look out we've got gains right here in moscow as you can see the also yes over one and a half percent album i say around six tenths of a percent really taking their cue from what's going on throughout the globe up the moment there is certainly momentum and optimism in the air now that we have a little bit of called put us in the situation in europe as i say we've got your right to look at as well and i can say is indeed rising and th

hoffman.& "the master," with philip seymour hoffman.& >> it is magnificent.ding 20 years as part of the superduo brooks & dunn. his new solo album "new to this town." it's a song about starting over. and certainly appropriate, given what you've done in the last two years. starting over from brooks & dunn. how does it feel to be a solo artist once again? you started out solo. >> it sounds cliche. but 20 years go by in a hurry. it feels right. >> it feels right. that's one way to go forward. it's interesting because during these 2 years, i understand you wrote 50 songs to put together this album? >> yeah. but they all weren't very good. i kept 12 of them that are worth singing. >> i mean, everyone makes a joke. what is the inspiration for your music? >> it's everything. it's memories. it's seeing the people around you. it's stuff that's happening to you. if i was writing about what i do every day, it would be a pretty boring album. >> let's listen to 1 of 12. "new to this town." kix brooks, let's hear it. >> thanks. ♪ i was sitting at the cafe for a bite ♪ ♪ co

philip seymour hoffman plays the 1950's spiritualist, jouquin phoenix is his co-star. clint eastwood scouts for the atlanta braves in "trouble with a curve." eastwood fans will find this comfortable. >> like a bedroom slipper, that kind of comfortable. i hope you have a nice weekend. i like that cop movie. >> can you clarify "the master" for me? i cannot figure out what it is about. >> the movie is as comfortable as a chair. [laughter] >> they are business savvy and they have made their way to the [ male announcer ] this is america's manufacturing when president obama took office. this is china's. under obama, we've lost over half a million manufacturing jobs and for the first time china's beating us. seven times obama could've stopped china's cheating. seven times he refused. it's time to stand up to the cheaters and make sure we protect jobs for the american people. [ male announcer ] barack obama: failing to stop cheating. failing american workers. i'm mittomney and i approve this message. >> a parking ticket in d.c. is nothing new but one is causing controversy. >>

good morning to you. >> i'm allison seymour.bor day to you. >> let us labor for you >> we're working for you. good morning, tucker. >> good morning, everybody. more of the same in store. lots of clouds around and humidity. and showers and maybe a thunder storm back in the forecast. here's a live look at radar. showers move through during overnight hours.

new york real estate collector seymour durst set up the first debt clock in 1939. >> when my father sete debt clock, the number at 2 trilli trillion. >> last year the federal government spent nearly 3.6 trillion. it only took in $2.4 trillion. it borrowed the short fall, 1.3 million. the short falls make up the national debt and it's more than $16 trillion today. the debt had run up under both democrat and republican presidents and congresses. president obama formed the simpson bowls commission and bill clinton's steve of staff. they came up with a plan to cut the growing debt by $4 trillion over 10 years. he and enough others voted against it so it never even got to congress. commission co-head allan simpson says the growing debt poses a major threat to the u.s. economy. >> where is the tipping point? i don't know where it is, but when it comes, it's going to be so swift and so savage. >> the president says he still wants to reach an agreement based on simpson bowls. obama's plan proposes 360 billion zlin cuts to medicare a medicate in the next decade. but because costs are rising so f

. >> and i'm allison seymour. happy you are with us on this wednesday morning. >>> we have breaking news on that rocket attack that libya that killed the u.s. ambassador there according to libyan officials. three other staffers, also americans, were killed. ambassador christopher stevens died of smoke inhalation after the consulate attack. stevens had only been served since may in libya. >>> this morning's attack comes after armed protesters attacked the consulate last night. >> in egypt, thousands ever pro terses stormed the american embassy and burned the american flag. they are angry at a film produced in the united states that insult the prophet mohammed. let's get more from doug luzader live on capitol hill. >> good morning. as you mentioned, the u.s. ambassador apparently killed there we are still waiting for confirmation from either the state department or the white house. they are only saying that one u.s. staffer was killed. but if this is, in fact, triewrks it represents a dramatic escalation in the situ

. >> i'm alison seymour. mother nature is showing off this friday. >> i like it. >> tucker barnes joining us now. tucker, will be a pretty one. >> should be a nice one. and already a nice start. temperatures falling back into the comfortable range overnight. a lot of 50s overnight. 60s here in town. here at reagan national we are looking at 64 degrees. you can see it's cooler off to the west and north. remember, with the sun just getting up about 15 minutes ago, these temperatures will stay cool another hour or so. 51 at dulles. 57 at bwi marshall. cold front approaching will bring a late day cloud cover and maybe a sprinkle. otherwise a good looking friday. temperatures jumping into the mid-70s by noon. few clouds around later this afternoon, and high temperatures topping out in the low to mid-80s. 82degrees at 5:00 p.m. more details on the weather, including a look at the weekend coming up. let's do traffic and get the latest from julie wright. >> on the roads now what we're seeing is northbound i-95 and th

. >> i'm allison seymour. yes, i do need to know where that is.ven want to travel there. >> avoid the area. >> a minute after 8:00. good morning, tucker barnes. >> good morning. >> beautiful day yesterday. i think it's going to be a repeat of the same, right? >> yeah, just right, not too hot, not too cool, but it is cool at night, warm in the afternoons. >> kind of perfect. >> yeah. >> dare i say? >> let me get right to the forecast. remember that old mcdonald's where they had half the -- >> yeah. that didn't work. >> the mcribs? >> the mlt, warm on one side and cool on the other. >> blended so nicely? >> it didn't or they would have kept it around. >> how do we get into these things? [ laughter ] >> important things. getting late in the morning. here we go, lots of sunshine expected today. here are your temperatures today, in washington 64 degrees. lots of sunshine expected. high pressure, that's why we have the quiet conditions. as we switch maps and go to temperatures, 64 in washington, 54 in leonardtown, 54 in manassas. forecast, sunshine, tem

. >> i'm alison seymour. tucker barnes also with us, rounding out the crew here.e's in the weather center with a look at this day. >> allison, whoa, whoa, talking about football. >> did you know you're in it? >> i had no idea what the topic was, i kept it a secret. >> weather looks fine. cool start to the day. should be a lot of sunshine, what else is new? weekend looks great. we'll take it. live look at radar. a few clouds, as we get into the afternoon hours, that green you see, the cold front will start to approach the area. i don't think we'll see much in the way of shower activity. some of the clouds will move in late this afternoon and tonight. maybe a shower around here overnight into the first part of tomorrow. good news, the front will clear the coast early tomorrow morning and set us up for a great looking weekend, with lots of sunshine and highs in the 70s. current temperatures, speaking of 70s, 70 at reagan national. 62 dulles. bwi marshall, 86 degrees. forecast today, lots of sunshine, warm afternoon, 83 degrees your daytime high. tony, more details on

i will be talking about the master with philip seymour hoffman.t eastwood, and the justin timber like this is a very interesting film. i cannot wait with justin timberlake.. coming up the son of an glenn ford and eleanor powell. are all his life was impacted. that will be, later. >> thank you. we will be right back. >> welcome back. bomb threats. the first was in north dakota state and the second forced the university of texas and the third was a small college in northeast ohio. there were no threats and nothing was found on these campuses. >> also a clinical instructor at harvard is facing charges of pornography charges. they found at least 100 digital items of young boys in massachusetts. many of these were delivered to the medical director he is on administrative leave from boston children's hospital. this will continue to be investigated. nearly 350,000 students could be returning to school in chicago. they have agreed on a framework to and this strike. after days of long talks they are saying that the heavy lifting is over. and in the bay are

thank you. [ laughter ] >> i'm allison seymour. we're happy you're with us today. >> terrible tuesday. >> good to get back to school and work. >> tucker barnes joins us. we need some uplifting after that intro. >> i wish i could do better. it will be a gray day today. showers and storms back and forth and a lot of humidity has been the theme for days. let's kick it off with a look at the radar. you will see showers not so much around here but as we get off to the northeast, yup, up into portions of northern delaware, now pushing into southern pennsylvania showers. we have had cloud cover and warm temperatures and right now in the mid-70s. today showers and storms will return hit and miss like yesterday. there could be locally heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. a warm start no doubt about it. reagan national 77 degrees. 79 in annapolis. it's september now. and we're still doing temperatures like it's july. 72 in gaithersburg and 70 in winchester. here is your forecast today. plenty of clouds, could there be a few rays. sun

. >> i'm allison seymour. gwen is in for tucker barnes in the weather center. >> the only weather instrument i'm playing is this my clicker and radar. we talked about rain earlier and there was a severe thunderstorm warning in effect. it's still in effect until 9:15 and that's for the city of fredericksburg, stafford and spotsylvania counties. storms moving there east at about 15 miles an hour. you can see there on our fox 5 live accuweather radar. flash flood warning in effect until 11:15 for the same area. the storms have a history of large hail and damaging winds and already they have said they have gotten 2" of rain so if you are heading out be aware and watch yourself on the roads. as we look we are talking about temperatures into the 90s today once again, currently it is 78 degrees right now at reagan national airport. we have 80 already at annapolis. 76 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall, 74 to the south in fredericksburg. so a hot, sticky day today. i can't rule out showers or isolated thunderstorms popp