you can see the slideshows and the events that unfolded before our eyes today. >>> weather wise we have seen a warm humid day and the chance to dry out. now a much drier day, still some showers at the beach, back down through ocean city. 91 right now in the inner harbor. again. 823479 state capital. -- 92 state capital. a food to two feet. the rest of the evening quiet with 80s but we could see a shower or stomplet for the morning commute, we'll talk or about that and the latest on a strengthening storm in the gulf -- isaac, that's coming up. >>> so cal shaken by earthquakes. look at that. >>> a bull gets loose and runs rampant at a fire. find out how the animal got out and why he's the only one that really got away. >>> 32 people are hurt on the way to work. a commuter train and a city bus crashed in l.a. it. knock lad light poll to the ground. authorities say there were about 60 riders on the bussments none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening and the cause is still under investigation. >>> an earthquake struck southern cal and more could be on the way. you can see the trem

we have slideshows and an interview with a friend of one of the young victims killed in the train derailment. >>> it's been a pretty quiet day, a couple showers north of us. most of the rain ray voiding -- avoiding the state. the warmest spot on the map, 70s. 77 in winchester, virginia. a few clouds dotting the region. basically the heavier cloud cover has stayed to the east. it will be in the 80s with a few clouds. it will stay fairly humid. just getting new information in on tropical storm isaac. a look at your weekend in just a minute. >>> baltimore county police are investigating an early morning accident that left two teenage boys dead and another injured. the driver alejandro santee adoe wine was traveling north when he clamed into to a you tell the pole. ryan james boothe was pronounced dead and john morris was talken to the -- taken to the hospital. >>> the former uva student accused of killing his girlfriend yeardley love has asked for a new trial. he asked the judge to set aside the first treel -- trial. >>> believe it or not tomorrow will mark the one-year anniversary of the east

we've created a series of stories as well as a slideshow of the hard to view images. that's waiting for you right now at abc2news.com. >>> weather wise, it's been a warm and humid afternoon. we had record rainfall yesterday, over three inches. good to see a dry day. still enhanced tide action for the western shore from harford county and havre de grace. the bay area as to be cautious. warm afternoon, low 90s under the sunshine and a new front could mean not justen creased clouds with you-- but a chance for storm tomorrow. it's all coming up in about five minutes. >>> we are continuing our coverage of today's shooting at perry hall high school. >> ahead we'll talk about the impact bullying has on our children and the conversations we should all have with our students. >>> a woodlawn area student is struck by a car on the way to school. we'll have latest. >>> people on the gulf coast are bracing themselves. latest on tropical storm isaac. it's closing in. before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd

how many of you have seen that slideshow, the life of julia? due out to see it. it was put on by the obama people. it shows the whole life of julia. she starts at dependent on the government which is going to pre-k and then she goes through in the government is helping all the schools and colleges along the way and then she has a baby. no sign of a house than. the government is hoping, taking care of her and then she ends up on social security and medicare on the end. enter a whole life is made possible by the government. that is not the kind of country we want. look at europe. we don't want to be like europe and we don't want any of these u.n. treaties because we don't need any foreign export in geneva or belgium or anyplace else to tell us what to do. we believe in freedom. the first, as i say, i think every president we've ever had, including the ones i don't like spoke publicly about their faith and belief in god and asking god's blessing and the blessing of america and one nation under god. and we don't want anybody taking that away from us. you know, there'

and i had the official hollywodi government slideshow cover to prove it. they actually took aas screensht of the hollywood movie cover and put it into their official ring documents and official names.tel theing unfortunate thing is thah this "operation fast and furious" isn't about dealing with cards, it is where theylowt aere going to allow strawese c purchasers, who can go into gun shops and buy guns for people who cannot buy them.t they were going to follow these guns, allow them to bestressingt transferred to these cartel members in order to take down the big fish are what they called cut off the head of thew snake. th stressing that this was an rec interesting program. the problem was under 2500 weapons that they allowed to go to mexico and they went to the cartels that we recently saw, the headless bodies of women anh men 2500 guns in only two devic. devices in them. one of them was a radioshack homemade version of the device. tat doesn't sound like a very serious program in my opinion. and i would like to remindinexi, president obama that successful

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they are continually being updated for you to scroll through, take a look at, and share the slideshowith others. we're known for bringing you video on tv and the web. sometimes a single moment says it all. it's just one of the ways that you can quickly and easily get a feel for what is going on at the summer games via our website. with this look at how we're covering the 2012 olympics online, i'm lawrence scott. >>> no butts about it, the new trend among smokers who are trying to make sure their wallets don't go up in smoke. >>> and a close call. new information about a near disaster at a major airport. >>> plus, they are certainly not your average house guests. we'll take you into the bay area home where reptiles rule. >>> and good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area center. a brush fire at highway 85 and 17. a tree caught on fire between two different homes and we do not have any reports of any injuries or any major damage but, again, that brush fire at highway 17 and 85, there's a map locator on it. temperatures right now in the mid-80s but the good news is the winds are

you can watch a slideshow -- that includes roman polanski, sitting bull and others -- on our website. >> brown: now, agriculture and climate change in michigan. it's been a summer of drought impacting corn and other crops around the nation. but northwestern michigan has faced a different problem that's placed its signature cherry crop in grave danger. our report is part of our series on "coping with climate change". and again we turn to hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: how far can you spit a cherry pit? at the national cherry festival in traverse city, michigan, the record stands at 74 feet. every summer thousands flock here to feast on cherries, to spit cherry pits, and even crown a cherry queen. traverse city calls itself the cherry capital of the world. the surrounding great lakes and rolling hills create a perfect climate for fruit growing. the region produces roughly 75% of the country's tart cherry crop each year. those are the ones that go into pies, juice and preserves. once upon a time sara mcguire was the reigning royalty. >> it's a romantic story. pat and i got engaged in

. >> holman: on our home page, we've collected a slideshow of historic election images and artifactsplayed at the library of congress. author adam brent houghtailing explains the appeal of listening to melancholy songs from his new book, "this will end in tears: the miserabilist guide to music." find that on art beat. tonight's edition of "need to know" on pbs is a "david and goliath" story, as the tiny island nation of palau mounts a legal fight for survival through the u.n. here's a look at their story reported by william brangham. >> palau's reefs are teeming with a stunning array of marine life. the 20,000 residents of this country live close to the water, and live off its bounty. it's a life built on fishing and farming, plus catering to the tens of thousands of asian tourists who come here every year. but despite palau's isolation from the rest of the world, it can't escape the global effects of climate change and sea level rise. >> holman: "need to know" airs tonight on most pbs stations. find a link to their home page on ours. on "making sense," find our last installment of f

go there to see a slideshow of syrian refugee's makeshift homes in lebanon.u can see our full coverage of the mars landing and additional commentary from miles. find that on our science page. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and again, to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the afghanistan conflict. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are 11 more. >> brown: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll look at the big money coming in and being spent in the race for the white house. i'm jeffrey brown. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. thank you, and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcast

we are trying to see if he will use his trademark slideshow and the graphics that he puts up in wisconsinso. but i guess it's always an option. ashley: kind of a ross perot point of -- one of those. tracy: hopefully not. ashley: did you get an invitation to the big conventions for the republicans or democrats? maybe you should have. you helped pay for. gerri willis let us know exactly where is our money going? tracy: that is very interesting. >> the treasury gave have to the dems and have to the republicans. what is that money paying for? balloons, etc. a lot of journey. [laughter] hotels rooms, archives for the democrat in charlotte, north carolina. republicans, $746 for stakeouts at charlie palmer's. you are paying for it, but it's your call. when you sign your 1040 form, they ask if you want to do this. i have this 1040 form for ashley byrne lives in wyoming. it is gorgeous. this box. if you want $3 to go to the presidential election campaign. you don't pay more in taxes, but stopped checking that box unless you want to give money to politicians for fun. we do enough of that. ashley: d