sky lab, for one. >> sky lab was -- people say, gene kranz, you can't believe what you're saying. but sky lab was as exciting to me as apollo ever was. this was -- sky lab to me was a different type of focus. focus as a leader and focus as a team. where we had -- the apollo missions were all short, on the order of ten days or so. and it's one thing to hold a team together and do all the right things, keep the quality for ten days, even though it is a very intense. it is another thing to keep this thing together for the best part of the year and to hand over not tens but literally hundreds of problems every shift without a glitch. to have these people respond to loss of control because a control moment -- module that's holding this all starts tumbling, to recover from a massive short in one of the power distributors that's scattering solder balls all over the inside of the spacecraft, all kinds of problems come up. to learn to repair and replace things in flight, to go back to brut force mechanics to fix the space systems. so sky lab to me was -- it started off in a tough fashion w

so i guess it's not a sky dive.m flying. >> wind tunnel. >> all the moves that they are doing in this vertical wind tunnel can directly relate to sky diving. these are the exact same moves that they would do if they were jumping out of a plane and plum etting towards the earth. it's kind of cool, the fan is at the top of this chamber. it's not blowing you up. there is continuous, consistent air flow in this entire chamber. >> look how tall this chamber is. it's from the bottom where the viewing part is. it doesn't look very high. >> this is how i would like to sky dive. i would like to do wind tunnel wind tricks. >> that will do it for this edition of right this minute. we have one more video for you. it's from the humble heart school for the deaf in kenya. this choir is singing whitney houston's "i love the lord." enjoy this and remember our count down is on the way. ♪

an experienced sky diver is sailing down to earth at 45 miles per hour.ike he's done more than 300 times before. but this time, something goes horribly wrong. >> are you okay? >> i've been in other situations where i've got out of them. this one here where the winds happened to catch me at the wrong time. i had to make some really fast decisions. and obviously, it didn't pan out the way i wanted it to. i was hoping to miss it, but i didn't miss the trailer. >> april 30, 2011. high above colorado's fremont county airport sky diving instructor tommy ferguson is preparing for his third and final jump of the day. >> i had already put out two loads of students. the day was going great. this was my third jump that day. i tell the other two jumpers that i will film them coming out. >> ferguson gets out on the strut of the plane to capture the other sky divers as they jump the nearly 4,000 feet to earth. >> i just let go of the aircraft and watch it fly away, which is what you do. >> after free falling for several seconds, ferguson pulls his parachute and plots a

it's going to go the way of sky lab. but the problem is, you can't just walk out after the mission is over because you have this massive device up in earth orbit that has to be brought down in a controlled fashion, and it's again a horrible waste of financial resources within the united states, within russia, within the participating countries. the fact is, is that we have to come to a business-like set of agreements with the russians in the same fashion we have with the other participating countries, europe, japan and canada, and we have not yet established that kind of relationship. we continue to make executions for the financial problems they've got. we continue to make excuses for the lack of deliveries. the fact is, these were recognized in the early days of the program. the financial problems aren't going to go away. the technological problems aren't going to go away, but we still want russia as a partner. but we also have to set up the game plan that is going the work for the next five, ten, 15 years. >> do you t

thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the sky. where is god? black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic,

thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the sky. where is god? black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic, for the transcription of the arabic, zato dates over fire-baked bread. the twin rivers have already called for us a history. our poets have already explained to us the desert. by what right have you come? who have you have seen the rustic crane in the tree, no chimes but for its delicate wide beak, ushers an intemperate reprieve? 33 beads on a string, why pretend to know beyond the presence of click. thank you. please welcome gale sher >> the first one is why did she care? why did she care, she wondered, laying aside the book. a dim light could be

what a dramatic and lovely sky out there on the 6th day of february. tom is here with a look at the weather. >> moon is almost full, full tonight. rising just after sunset. we'll have a mostly clear sky but off to a frosty cold start on this monday morning. just now 30 degrees at ronald reagan washington national airport. elsewhere in fairfax county, low to mid-20s. arlington county, upper 20s. mid-20s in montgomery county and in prince george's county. and in southern maryland charles, calvert, st. mary's down to mid-to-upper 20s. bay waters in the 20s. farther west around shenandoah valley a little bit of fog as well as in parts of western maryland temperatures are down in the throw mid-20s as well as in west virginia down in the mid-20s this morning and there's the view from space. we got plenty of clear skies, high pressure moves over giving us plenty of sunshine. sunrise will be at 7:10. but below freezing until about 8:00 sore this morning. then getting above freezing by 8:30, 9:00 and then it will climb quick try to near 50 by noon time, low and

full moon still in the sky. tom has the forecast. >> yeah. it's just getting low in the western sky. getting that yellowish pale look. that's a live view from the skywatcher camera. will be setting over the next half-hour or so. there's capitol hill under this moonlit sky. 44 now at reagan national with a calm wind. the windchill at 44. and temperatures are near freezing or a little below freezing, fairfax, montgomery, arlington counties, but near washington near the beltway in arlington. it's near 40. low to mid nourts washington. upper 30s in prince george's county. elsewhere above freezing, shenandoah valley makes up the few spot, central valley near freezing under a clear sky. here's the day planner, near 50 by noon. mid 50s during the afternoon. evening planner at 6:11. danella? good morning. >>> good morning, traveling along i-66, are you slowing as you head east. making your way from the bypass. as you continue on your trip and making your way toward fairfax county parkway, that's where you're going to see delays. it's not so bad as yo

the sky misunderstands the sky judge the sky very simply it's. the. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. the arab league debates how to bring stability back to syria as pressure on the regime melt with speculation western states could be propping up al-qaeda through their support of the opposition. crowds gathered outside the greek parliament which is set for a vote on more public cards faced with a tough choice between an impoverished population or a bankrupt country. and iran promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which it insists is for peaceful energy purposes despite the long list of western sanctions imposed against it our top stories this hour. with a look back at the past seven days and the latest developments this is the weekly on. the arab league is mulling over what further action to take on the crisis in syria with reports of escalating violence meanwhile the head of the group's observer mission has resigned just as a proposal is being considered to again send monitor

there is the washington monument under a clear sky. live view from our high definition city camera. 38 now at reagan national. a southerly breeze five to ten miles per hour. windchills are down in the 20s there. and temperatures around the region are below freezing. most of west virginia, virginia, and maryland. montgomery, fairfax, arlington, prince george's counties, near the freezing mark. near the bay waters, it is above freezing as well as along the virgin virginia -- tidewater and president obama. a clear sky, throughout the day we'll have sunshine this morning, into the mid 40s by 9:00. sun rises at 6:44. getting earlier and earlier. by noontime with the bright sun, we ought to be near 60. ought to hit the mid 60s by mid-afternoon. especially areas to the south of washington. and then a few clouds rolling in by late afternoon, back into the 50s by then. sunset at 5:58. a look at your evening planner at 5:11. danella head a look at the monday traffic. good morning. >>> good morning. traveling along i-270, no issues there. we'll f

so basically i had covered the gemini, the apollo and the sky lab missions as a flight director. so it was probably the longest span in history of any of the flight directors that were doing the business. >> couldn't keep the old war horse off the -- >> no. no. once you get into the -- into this business, i was a fighter pilot. when you left the cockpit, you really realized that you had lost this one thing in life you treasured most. but you also recognize that there's a thing in life called progress, you got to keep moving forward. it was the same thing with leaving the console as a flight director. there is no question, any flight director who's ever left has had the happiest times of his life on console. my job now was to continue building the teams and to continue the championship practices that, the production of the caliber of the teams for the sky lab, the soyuz, and then into the shuttle program spop. so that became my job. >> what do you remember of astp? >> astp was to me the enigma of the entire program. i found it very difficult to believe that first of all, we were a

and we have a clear sky. it is frosty cold under that moon lit sky.n in the throw mid-20s throughout most of west virginia, virginia, maryland and the eastern shore. down to the mid-to-upper 20s. fog in the shenandoah valley. watch out for that. low and mid-20s in fairfax, arlington, montgomery and prince george's counties rights near 30 in the be district of columbia and clear sky and plenty of sunshine thanks to the high pressure over our region. there's a live view from our tower camera showing that moon in the western sky. plenty of sunshine today but a cold morning, but we'll get up to near 50 by noon time. southwesterly breeze should warm us in the low to mid-50s by mid-afternoon. overnight tonight mostly clear and go partly cloudy after that. by midnight we'll be down to near 40 trees. sunset getting later and later. tonight the sun septembers at 5:35. how is the traffic? >> if you're traveling bw parkway southbound accident at 175 just be aware of that. volume on the bw parkway still pretty light. i-95 in virginia, i am seeing some volume righ

the sky does not misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply is. three. wealthy british scientists are also sometimes spies. in markets financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two kinds of reports on our. nation free to critique should be free transport charges free. range means free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free media don to r.t. dot com. the greek parliament gave the green liason new set of harsh austerity cuts to get a vital bailout despite mass protests and rising in the center of athens with dozens hurt in clashes with police. the arab league calls on the go on to create a joint peacekeeping force for syria as the organization aims to mount a long pressure on president assad damascus has rejected the proposal as a hostile act. to run promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which even say it's for peaceful and if you part this is despite the long waits the western san

the sky does not misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply is. wealthy british. market. was really happening to the global economy with. global headlines. and realized. the big picture. approach to the syrian. regime change in syria ignoring. the. peace talks. and the rift between the e.u. and the u.k. grows into a. european court of human rights orders the release. of. criminal charges against american. as egypt's military leaders crack down on the western activists who helped them to power last year. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow. the situation in syria won't improve unless both sides shift from the battlefield to the negotiating table that is the message from russia's foreign minister who recently returned from the capital damascus arena going to score reports on this problem to visit off the russian delegation as to theory of both sides and that is the opposition and the current government have expressed their willingness to go through with negotiations president bashar also said that he's also willing to go through the necessa

the sky is not misunderstand the sky does not judge the sky very simply is. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. russia warns against outside military intervention in syria saying the only way to end the bloodshed is for both government and opposition to enter talks moscow's diplomatic push comes as some western countries it severed ties with damascus and unconfirmed reports say security forces continue to shell the city of homes. in the u.k. as a notorious terrorist suspect is to be freed after the european court of human rights blocked his extradition abu qatada is wanted in jordan where he has been convicted in absentia of a plot to kill tourists who has been dubbed tight as a man in europe is set to be released after almost ninety years in detention. and egypt remains so far about prosecuting foreign funded non-governmental organizations it

the sky does not misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply it's. the bloodshed in syria will only be found if both government and opposition forces lay down their arms and talk that's while western and gulf countries keep regime change recall their ambassadors from damascus also. because. it's worked for many many years for the seat of the mother of parliaments. brussels tell us what we can accommodate. fury in the u.k. isn't a tourist terror suspect top al qaeda spiritual leader in europe. and to the streets of london after the european court of human rights for the deportation. of a rift between the u.s. and post. washington's threats to halt military aid changes position on the so-called crackdown on western n.g.o.s our top story this. international news and comment live from moscow this is a party with twenty four hours a day the syrian opposition the city of homs has come under the heaviest attack yet in days of intensive fighting between groups and government forces activists say hundreds of people have been killed by shelling since friday th

the sky does not misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply it's. latest news now that we've top stories here on r t the arab league is set to the side a future of its halfords on syria as violence escalates and the u.s. gathers a coalition of the willing against damascus. the spirit of all the revolution returns to egypt on the first anniversary of mubarak's al staying with thousands of protesters calling for an immediate step down by the ruling military council. people of greece have marched on the streets in anger over a new set of cuts as the government struggles to keep the country's economy afloat by securing another bailout. and russian civil society takes center stage in politics as a group of public figure steps up to monitor the upcoming presidential elections with the backing from all of the candidates. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow ten am in the russian capital i'm marina joshie the arab league will hold a series of meetings later on sunday to decide what further as. action to take on the crisis in syria the body will consi

it's a bright moon lit sky in the western sky. the moon is flooded with sunlight this morning.ght and sunny day there on the moon right now. we're just emerging from the shadow. we're beginning to see a glow. that's a live view from the city camera. we do have icy spots. many roads north and west of washington where that snow didn't stick as well as much of maryland. schenn an coa valley and into the mountains. we're below freezing in montgomery, arlington, fairfax and prince george's counties. windchills are down to the teens and low 20s this morning. layer up before you head off to wok and school. >>> now, overnight, the cloud cover has dissipated, headed off to the east. still a few lingering cloud over the eastern shore. here's the day planner. sunrise will be at 7:07. we'll finally get above freezing. bright sunshine. diminishing wind. overnight tonight, we'll go clear after early evening. it will be down into the low 30s by midnight. sunset today is at 5:38. by dawn tomorrow, we'll be down into the 20s. a cold star but increasing clouds on friday afternoon. we'll make it

the sky does not misunderstand the sky does not judge the sky very simply it's. down to the official antti haply cation on the phone i pod touch from the q snaps to. life on the. video on demand on t.v.'s my old costs and feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. couldn't take three. three. three. three. free. videos. free media. in the world is left guessing about what's happening. how many people are watching. the show. officials express. militant groups and you report. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here. but he plans to team up with the arab league and restart a monitoring mission in conflict. on syria other follows russia's ongoing calls for the international community to support moscow in efforts to mediate a peace deal in syria government forces are shelling several areas including the flashpoint city of homs damascus said ducking an anti terror operation there but activists are accusing the government of a massacre and say hundreds of feet of civilians have been killed over the past week syria is under a foreign media blackout ma

now calm wind, clear sky. the bright red spot in the western sky is mars. and what a celestial delight. after sunset the crescent moon, venus, and jupiter were up. now we've got a clear sky at reagan national. it's 36. and we have a light south-southwesterly breeze around five miles per hour. elsewhere, temperatures are below freezing throughout most of the region including fairfax, arlington, montgomery, and prince george's counties. in the low 30s to upper 20s in most of those locations. and throughout much of virginia and maryland, in the 20s to near 30 degrees except near the bay and the tidewater region. in the mid to upper 30s. and out of the mountains, in the 20s this morning. we have an area of high pressure drifting off the atlantic seaboard that will shift our winds into the south/southwest later today. warming us to near 60 pie noontime. may hit -- by noontime. may hit the mid 60s by afternoon. the evening planner in ten minutes. danella has traffic this monday morning. good morning. >>> good morning. if you are crossing over the memorial legion

matches up with that seen on the other part of the sky. so far, those searches have turned up negative, meaning people have looked and not found them. so you want to take a model for a possible shape for space and ask, does that correspond to reality? so topology lets you explore what the candidates are, and it also lets you explore them in a sensible way. this research is important because it satisfies humanity's basic curiosity to understand the world we live in. so it's like if you go for a walk in the forest, okay, you see the trees and they're pretty and everything, but if you understand a little how they work, that each leaf is composed of cells and the cells absorb sunlight, your understanding is much richer and your appreciation of the tree's beauty is much richer. and i think the same is true of the universe. you can look out at the night sky, see some specks of light, it's pretty, but if you understand how big it is, how it's made, the fact that there are galaxies out there, if you understand if the universe is indeed finite, if

we have a clear sky from adams morgan to mt., oxon h l hill, merrifield, fairfax city, laytonsville. temperatures are down to near 20 degrees. a little bit milder west and north, but still below freezing most locations. shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, western maryland, mid to upper 20s. southern maryland, northern neck eastern shore, weather watchers checking in with temperatures in the upper teens to just near 20 degrees. here's the view from space over the last 12 hours. we've had that wind thankfully diminish. we have light winds this morning with a clear sky. there is the washington monument, live picture from our city camera. sunrise 7:03. a cold morning. we'll get above freezing by late morning. sunny, highs reaching the 30s by noontime. and then hitting the 40s during the middle of the afternoon. this evening, here the evening planner. sunset at 5:42. increasing clouds, down near 30 by midnight. a look at some precipitation chances for tomorrow. we'll look at the rest of the week in ten minutes. >>> looking

the sky does not misunderstand the sky does not judge the sky very simply is. what i. strive for for the australia i do know that there's no way around to see that to among. if you want to have sex go and have sex. resistance is not of politics but a culture. is couldn't. its own. cultures of resistance on our team. keep your eyes on the sky it's because a man aerial vehicles could be coming to an airspace near you so does this mean saying goodbye to american civil liberties. undermine the highball i told. the civil unrest is taking its toll on syria and the body count is rising by the day but just how many people are dying is still a mystery we'll show you why some numbers aren't adding up. like swedes and the like all the other groups that are headed to sas foods and sodas and snug and dining our way toward disaster if the saying you are what you eat is true that americans are genetically modified salt covered french fries coated in high fructose corn syrup and dipped in a vat of chocolate milk it's the obesity industrial complex and. it's giving health activists hea

looking at the view from space, a beautiful clear sky.showing up on the eastern horizon. we'll have plenty of sunshine today, a blue sky. there is a live view from city camera. capitol hill. by noontime, upper 40s. then during the afternoon, we'll have a few wispy high clouds passing over us. temperatures reaching the low 50s. might hit mid 50s, from fredericksburg, warrington. if you have plans for friday night, you will want to see the evening planner coming up in about ten minutes at 6:41. here's a look at the friday morning commute. good morning, danella. >>> chopper 4 over 495 in virginia at lorton. taillights not so bad, heading north to fairfax county parkway, that's where you start to slow down and you will see some volume as you continue to move. not so bad, clear right now heading out of dale city. southbound, travel lanes are open for you. i-66 busy at waples mill. you are petty slow continuing to nutley. on average 54 miles per hour. joe, back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a developing and important story, strong warning

the sky does not misunderstand the sky does not judge the sky very simply is. undefined as we strive for the australia idea that there's no way round to see the film on trees if you want to have sex go and have sex. resistance is not of politics but a culture. is couldn't speak. on its own. cultures of resistance on our team. the un an arab league want to work together to stop the bloodshed in syria but the conflicting numbers of deaths coming from the country make it hard to get a true picture of events on the ground. betty. greece agrees on a new series of eye watering cuts to secure yet another e.u. but brussels technocrats doubts it will be enough. and afghan president hamid karzai lashes out at nato forces for killing eight children in an aerial attack on wednesday the top stories this hour. international news incoming live from moscow this is all a team with twenty four hours a day the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart a monitoring mission in. conflict torn syria president assad's forces say they are conducting operations shel

the sky does not misunderstand the sky does not judge the sky very simply is. culture is that similar to maybe you should be sitting on the mark with the feet in the battlefield or syria the international community is as divided as the syrians themselves when it comes to resolving the situation. little stories on our see you on an arab league plan to join forces to and the bloodshed in syria as crisis claimed this information on the number of deaths is being plowed of proper understanding of the situation this comes as the opposition accuses the government of a massacre in homes while damascus maintains its conducting an anti terror old gratian. euro zone ministers postpone a decision on a second financial bailout package from greece this is why the coalition athens closing a last minute deal on the sit ins and astonishing measures union leaders have announced a general strike for friday and saturday to protest over the cuts that creditors are demanding for their through the one hundred thirty billion dollar. and outgoing president hamid karzai lashes out after

pay attention when you look up in the sky.hem around this time of year, although we are having unusually mild temperatures, although we're talking about the temperatures in the upper levels. >> still very cold. >> you will notice they are not around that long and try to pay attention during the summer. >> one other quick fact, they usually owe cower above 26,000 feet where the seam is minus 30 or minus 40 degrees. so it is very cold up there. from my open experience, one of the most amazing things ever in my life was after nifn, there were no planes frying for a couple of days and remember how quiet it was. >> it was eerie. -- it was after 9-11, there were no planes flying for a couple of days appears remember how -- and remember how quiet it was. >>> if you want to you be sub mutt i a question, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. oh, this is steve miller band. back in the day. you can upload your video question, and we may play it on the air. in fact, if you accepted one in, we'll play it. >> -- if you send one in

the sky just don't misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply is. rusher insists that an end to the bloodshed in syria will only be found if both the government and opposition forces to lay down their arms. that's wild west in the gulf countries keep up their regime change rhetoric and recall their ambassadors from damascus also. because. for many many years for the seach well the mother part of it why do we need. to tell us what we can and cannot get fewer in the u.k. as a notorious terrorist suspect dubbed spiritual leader in europe. and allowed back onto the streets of london after the european court of high human rights forbids his deportation. questions over legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani soil with a fresh strike just days after a reporter field evidence that dozens of civilians were killed by america's on the man kroft. growing tensions between egypt and the us triggered by cairo's crackdown on western n.g.o.s leading to an egyptian military delegation cutting short his visit to washington. a very warm welcome to you from all of u

sky team 11 was over the scene. crews found significant damage to the exterior of the home and found a vehicle nearby. the driver was taken to the hospital and there was no word on his condition. baltimore city fire crews are trying to determine what caused a house fire. flames broke out along the 2100 block of st. paul street. the fire broke out and took 25 minutes for crews to bring under control. no one was injuried. >> baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake anoungesed -- announced the city will event are an agreement. the mayor says it is finalizing the deal that will bring events to 2016. the city canceled its contract of baltimore racing development last year after the company did not pay an estimated $12 million in debt to vendors, the city, and the state. >> a follow-up about the city's sky box at m&t stadium. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says there is no governing policy about its use, but kim dacey takes a look at one stadium that has a policy. >> as she defended her use of the city sky box at m&t stad

right now a gorgeous blue sky. live view from the sky watcher camera looking into fairfax county in the distance. right now we are warming up, we're into the 50s throughout much of the region. reagan national is at 51. may not get quite into the 60s there because of chilly wind off the potomac but it might do it. but elsewhere away from the waters we ought to easily make it into at least the low 60s around the metro area. may hid the mid 80s, 60s across parts of west virginia. clouds from the west are moving into the mountains and into western maryland, panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, but clouds are moving rapidly east and before then will climb into those low and mid-60s. then clouds clear out this evening and we will have a clear and cold start to tuesday. tomorrow morning around freezing. then during the afternoon into the 50s with some more clouds closing back in. we'll have a front coming through on wednesday that will likely trigger some rain. we'll have chilly rain at that with highs only arou

and much of the region we've got a clear sky. just a few clouds creeping in across the virginia border from the south. those may work their way farther north by late afternoon. sunrise at 6:44. we've got a beautiful sunrise underway now. we'll be in the mid 40s by 9:00. lots of sun through the day. climbing quickly to near 60 by noontime. mid 60s by mid-afternoon. down to near 30 by dawn tomorrow. sunny start. we'll have increasing clouds on tuesday. here's your for-day forecast. -- four-day forecast. 50s, then wednesday, chilly rain likely with highs only near 50. then sun back and a bit milder on thursday. into the low 60s. and then getting chilly again as we get toward the weekend. maybe some more rain on saturday. danella, good morning, how's traffic? >>> good morning. chopper 4 is flying high over the beltway at new hampshire avenue. outer loop no issues in this area. inner loop, clear, as well. travel speed on the outer loop, you're at 52 miles per hour. only taking 11 minutes to get from i-95 to i-270. now, on ooix in virg

the -- most sky box tickets went to staff. even her professional fund raiser was included. >> i'm sure you would like to think there is some deep philosophy that goes behind it, but no, there is no guiding principle. >> a spokesman for mayor michael nutter said they put them in effect because too many tickets were going to political insiders and friends. it spells out how many go to whom. for football six to the mayor, two to city council. the rest to nonprofit organizations for special recognition. no tick tickets can go to city creditors and no -- contractors and no ticket can be used for fund-raising. it also requires public disclosure of everyone who uses the sky box on a quarterly basis. >> i think baltimore could benefit from a policy similar to that. the group is pushing rollings-blake to ensure it is used for the city's purposes, not the mayor's. >> it exists because of taxpayer moins money. they really could be used. used in a way that helps the city as a whole. >> we asked the mayor if a sky box was under investigati

and the sky will clear this afternoon. it is not as warm as yesterday 57 degrees but well above average for this time of year and near 60 south of the metro. tomorrow will be sunny and we will cool down. upper 40's and locally we will be in the lower 50's but in outlying areas, it will be cooler than that tomorrow afternoon. the weekend will have added cloud cover. >> 270 northbound has an accident that has to 70 northbound closed. this is after democracy boulevard before montresor road. this accident involved a couple of tractor trailers. you can see northbound after democracy boulevard and before montrose road remains close. another 50 minutes before they can let anyone by. >> that is not pretty. police parents teachers, and herds of -- and students are on high alert after some and sexually assaulted a student inside a s.e. school. >> it happened yesterday at ketcham elementary. the suspect is still on the loose and parents are not happy. >> school officials are telling us that it does not appear this man has any connect

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we've got a mostly clear sky, that beautiful, bright moon setting in the western sky. a few clouds southern maryland, northern neck eastern shore. those will erode and head off to the east. sunrise at 7:0. sun throughout the day. we'll be climbing to near 40 again around 9:00 after we drop temperaturewise the next couple of hours. near 50 at noontime. mid 50s during the afternoon. overnight tonight, clouding up, near 30 by dawn tomorrow. late tomorrow morning, might get light snow in areas along interstate 95 and points west. and there's a small chance of a light coating on grassy areas during the afternoon on wednesday. elsewhere, farther south and east, maybe light rain. highs in the low to mid 40s. so any of that snow that does pile up a little bit is not going to stick. it will be melting. overnight, as we clear out wednesday, we'll get cold. by dawn thursday, the mid 20s. and thursday sunny but highs in the low to mid 40s. about average for early to mid-februa mid-february. into friday, partly cloudy and cold start. upper 40s during the afternoon. a much colder we

other than that, gorgeous blue sky. bright sunshine. turn your face to the sun and soak up vitamin d. there's the washington monument and the jefferson memorial. bridges crossing the blue waters of the potomac and reflecting that gorgeous blue sky. right now bright sun at reagan national. it is 48. there is a lighter northerly breeze now. we had gusts around 15 miles an hour. now nose winds have decrease ad bit and temperatures are climbing now to near 50 degrees throughout much of northern virginia and southern maryland, though, they -- they are still in the mid to upper 40s, charles, calvert, anne arundel counties. and in montgomery county, fairfax, arlington, prince george's counties, most locations in the mid 40s now farther west and north. we have near freezing temperatures along the pennsylvania border earlier this morning. now it is near 50 there. much of panhandle of west virginia, shenandoah valley, beautiful day there. with blue skies, blue ridge. gorgeous day there. it is in the mid 40s. and the newton space showing the clear

the sky does not misunderstand the sky just don't judge the sky very simply is. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. breathing life into hopes for a peaceful solution to the syrian crisis as russia's delegation to the country sees signs of both sides are ready and sure of the dialogue. the rift between the e.u. and the u.k. grows into account as a matter of the european court of human rights orders the release of a solid law his right hand man and you are. now washington's top military official has to cairo to try and suspend criminal charges against american and geo members of egypt's military leaders crack down on the western activists who helped them to power last year. it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me rima josh welcome to the program now both the syrian regime and the opposition have signaled that the solution to th

the half moon setting in the western sky. 40 at reagan national. a northwest breeze around 5 to 10 miles per hour. elsewhere temperatures are near the freezing mark in the shenandoah valley, into the mountains of western maryland, west virginia as well as parts of maryland. frederick county and many locations there in maryland near 30 degrees. parts of montgomery county, the northern part are near freezing. southern montgomery country are in the 30s. mid 30s in prince george's county. near the bay it's near 40. as we look at what's happening, over the last 12 hours, an area of high pressure pushing in giving us a clear sky. we'll have high clouds drifting in later today. here's your day planner. sunrise, 7:13. by noontime, upper 40s. briefly touching low 50s by the middle of the afternoon, with some high clouds beginning to move in by late afternoon. and it will be a cold night tonight. you have friday evening plans? stay tuned, the evening planner is in ten minutes. danella, how is traffic. >> good morning. roadways looking good. no issues for you

i'm don lemon, where the sky's the limit and you're in "the cnn newsroom." >>> we begin with new developments in the catholic church sex abuse scandal. for years it has been all about who knew what and when inside the catholic church. now we may have found a smoking gun, potential proof that a major cleric knew about dozens of suspected priests and ordered the evidence destroyed. all of this has been kept secret now for 18 years. cnn's susan candiotti following the story for us. susan, explain what has been found here. this is potentially very explosive. >> yes, don. did philadelphia's former roman catholic cardinal anthony bevilaqua order his staff to deep six evidence about abusive priests? a 1994 memo surfaced that appears to make that claim. it's a handwritten note on a memo that, according to court documents, lists the names of 35 priests the church suspected of sex abuse. a bishop writes this, "i shredded four copies of these lists from the secret archives" and lists four people including his boss, the cardinal adding "this action was taken on the basis of a directive i received from ca

sky 9 is looking for it as we speak. it could be on the ramp from route 50 to the inner loop or on the beltway itself. we'll keep you posted on that situation on the beltway west side of the town. we'll take you over to a map and i'll just give you some perspective of where it is right here. we'll keep you posted. 66 is slowing down. manassas in centreville. a little bit here at the beltway but no big deal 066 itself. we'll -- deal on 66 itself. we'll go over to 270. route 121 slowing down a bit at route 80. here it's fine down to germantown and the point where the lanes divide. we'll update you on the situation at route 50 at the beltway at 6:11. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> supporters of planned parenthood are rallying around the group after it was revealed that komen for the cure is going to cut off nearly $700,000 in funding. >> but the founder of komen is fighting back and finally talking about the decision. >> delia goncalves is live with more on the story that has a lot of people talking. good morning, deli

a clear sky from adams-morgan to suitland and largo. merrifield as well as bailey's crossroads and laytonsville. locations in the 30s and 40s. reagan national at 43. mid 40s near the bay waters. above freezing in west virginia, as well. there's the view from space. a big, clear sky thanks to high pressure off to the west and north. that area of high pressure will be over us through the rest of the day, giving us plenty of sunshine. temperatures at noon climbing to around 50 or so. it may hit the mid to upper 50s by mid-afternoon. then sun sets at 5:59. chilly tonight as we get winds shifting into the southeast. we'll have increasing clouds, down to near 40 by midnight. looks like a wet day tomorrow. details on that, a look at the week and weekend in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >>> good morning. if you're traveling around the beltway, travel speeds look really good. inner loop at branch avenue, 61 miles per hour. also on the inner loop, this time heading toward route 50, you're at 64 miles per hour. taking the outer loop past ge

we've got a clear sky, though, thanks to high pressure pushing over. that's going to be with us throughout the day, give us plenty of sunshine. here's your day planner. sunrise at 7:03. a sunny, cold morning. getting above freezing by late morning. then actually quickly climbing into the 40s as we get to the afternoon hours. lots of sunshine. sunset today at 5:42. clouds close in tonight. a look t evening planner in ten minutes. how's traffic? >>> good morning. looking good in our area. volume's light. i'm really not seeing issues for you except for icy conditions. give yourself extra time and look out for black ice. on i-270 from clarksburg to germantown, southbound 63 miles per hour. no issues for you as you continue the commute into rockville. traveling 270 north and south, you're clear now. and as you make your way from democracy, connecting to the beltway, no issues there, as well. in fact, outer loop of the beltway making your way to i-270 from i-95 to i-270, at 59 miles per hour. that trip taking ten minutes. the rails are open with no reported