uh, using some deli meats and cheeses, we could make pages, and then some whole wheat bread to make the book cover. - yummy! - oh, and, doodle, we can recycle that cereal box to make one of the backpacks. thanks, doodle. i'll tell you what. you guys go inside and see if you can find some small boxes with your mom, and noodle and i will start making the story-time, book bites. and then, when you're ready, hop on the bus, and we'll make the backpacks together, okay? [all] - yeah! - all right-- well, we've got a plan. i'll see you soon. - bye. - bye, sean! - bye, sean! - see you later. - hey, sean, come on-- let's get crackin'! - i will, noodle. let's get busy in the kitchen with noodle and doodle. come on! hi, noodle-- noodle? where are you, noodle? whoa... oh! - surprise! i've been looking at scrum-noodly-umptious pictures in these recipes books, and it's made me really hungry. - whoa! - oh! - all right. well, let's head over to the kitchen and get started making some story time book bites. - what a great idea! and i've washed my hands, sean. have you? - good reminder, noodle. i will. -

some of it because u.s. companies have been targeted, some of it because we suddenly have information about what the u.s. government is capable of doing. i personally don't think that's a complete coincidence. this knowledge came at a time when the pressure for cybersecurity legislation, we may hear more reports of the sorts of attacks that had been previously kept under wraps. now we're going to start maybe hearing, you know, this stock exchange was hit which was some of reports that were out there, or this company -- >> guest: well, under their laws, you know, companies have to report cyber attacks in their sec filings, so we definitely see more disclosures, and that may alarm, you know, members of the public and get something moving. >> guest: i think one of the most interesting sort of storylines in this is the divide between senators mccain and lieberman because they are, you know, the closest of friends, they're the three amigos along with graham especially on national security issues, and yet this is

the some extra time.g good on 95 out of the northeast. 60 in the park fell regent heading over towards towson. problem free on the j.f.x. into town. monument street is closed near patterson park. as far as drive times, nine minutes on 895 southbound. five minutes on southbound 95 down to the fort mchenry. here's a quick, live look at traffic. 97 at new cut road checking out fine. this is 83 at york road. you can see the roads are wet. southbound traffic moving without delay down to the beltway. .et's check in with kurt kronke >> we have a delay on the 77 bus this morning. 27, 44, 91 buses not going into the rogers avenue metro station because of construction. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. 870 on brunswick running 10 to 15 minutes late. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we can take care of the rest of the show. weather-wise, it is not that bad. the possibility of some severe weather. 70 at the airport. we had a wave of rain showers go through late last night. we have sprinkles around bal

so, you're right at some level, some youth are not ready for the private sector placement that they can just go in and work. so, we do have other -- but we do have other opportunities for them to enter at the more pre-employment employment, job training and hopefully sequentially they'll move into the private sector placement. it is something that takes longer time and again, touches on, again, education attainment issues. >> i guess at some point in my -- i wonder if we can track some of this. are we tracking it? >> we do have tracking for a number of youth. a breakdown of that demographic. >> i guess the students that are maybe not achieving at the level that we'd like to see, i'd like to understand of those -- of that population that were placed in jobs, what were the challenges they found. >> of course. >> i know that in one instance we found that it was hard for some of the young people, they didn't have computer access. it was hard for them to fill out the applications and that sort of thing. it was just basic on that level. and then we found that in a couple of instances we provi

you touched on some of this. i would like to see an analysis what is the use of the cma, particularly in the superintendent zone and does -- i mean the ideas -- has the bottom been sort of cut off in the superintendent zone as well as as she demonstrated in some of the district wide figures by putting kids into cma and is our use greater in the superintendent zones than the district as a whole? i know you don't have that at your fingertips but if i could get that i would be interested. >> thank you. >> i actually wanted to ask a similar question to commissioner norton so follow up on the first question a bit. there are -- i mean that we know resources are important and we also know that this version of support for struggling schools will not look like this version after this year, and i carefully say that because when people say "oh what are we going to do when the sig money goes away? " . i have been saying to people and i think is true and there will be another version coming along from the state or feds on way

♪ activia on their own are amazing, but press out some biscuit dough, add some sauce and some pepperoni monday's dinner is now a grands mini pizza party. pillsbury grands biscuits. let the making begin. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news in baltimore. >> another cool start this tuesday. plenty of sunshine. we are even going to lose the wind. high temperatures between 75 and 80 degrees. we will keep the sunshine on wednesday, thursday, and friday. a 30% chance ♪ ♪ gangnam style ♪ ♪ gangnam style ♪ >> psy's "gangnam style" with more than 140 million hits on youtube. this is probably not video for kids here. lots of tributes out there now, parodies of this. he's going to be here friday live on the plaza. paula abdul is trying to teach him. >> i'll have him ready. i'll have you ready for trade. >> got to do this. the lasso. >> and the hippity hop and the booty. >> al. >> that wasn't it, i'm sorry. >> that was al's saturday night. >> that's another story. >> natalie morales along with savannah guthrie and al roker and paula abdul, our guest host this morning. >> still having visuals of that. >> wait

catholics, some protestants. but there aren't very big cohort moves. the people who are now moderate and liberal and black protestants are not in the surge towards fundamentalism. hard core fundamentalism, i don't think has as much future as moderate evangelicals and the pentecostals. i think that's where the future is. it's pretty hard to stay hardcore fundamentalist in america. there are so many lures out there and to build rather thick walls is frustrating. it will remain around, but i would watch much more for the exuberant groups black pentecostal, white pentecostal and moderate evangelical. [interviewer:] okay, one of the difficulties people come uwith when we talk about religious diversity and a classroom religious pluralism there's a tendency to say, "well, if you study all the religions, you water down your own religion." is there a way that a model or technique people might use, to cherish the integrity of their own views yet appreciate other worldviews or are we just barking up the wrong tree here? [pr

we needed some rain and we did get some rain from this storm. a little rain left over. 70 degrees. the winds out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour. they were gutting at 30 to 40 miles an hour. now things are starting to calm down. temperatures in the upper 60s. 68 in martinsburg. down to the south. 69 in friendsburg and still raining with the temperatures at 69 degrees. as far as the frontal boundary is concerned, we have to wait for that front to move through until our storms are completely out of here. the rain is completely out of here. high pressure will build in very quickly tomorrow. we may see some breezy conditions early. and again, tomorrow morning will be on the chilly side. not bad with sunshine on thursday. temperature around average and a very nice day on thursday. we watch another front that tries to come through the area. that one on saturday. so this evening, storms quieting. the rain ending around midnight. temperatures 64 to 68 degrees. tomorrow morning, we'll wake up to some cool numbers. especially in the suburbs. 51 to 57 degrees. and a little bit of a breez

the problem is that our contractors did some of the repaving. other people did some. the inspection was not always consistent. that is one reason we made the change. instead of -- if you're contractors do it, we may miss out on that. we switched and in steading -- we are now putting dpw to do it. they have been much more consistent way of doing it. there is still some work to be done. we're trying to make it a consistent way of doing business. president moran: is there some kind of data base that shows who did what work? >> there is. president moran: there are a lot of streets you can point to where the work has not been durable and the condition is not good. there are people who are responsible for that. >> i bring a list to some of those meetings. >> part of the change of the standards of was how much of the street you had to restore. that has changed over the last couple of years. if you are affecting so much of the street, you have to go curb to curb. you are seeing decades of deterioration of our streets. one of the reasons why we went to dpw to take care of our

some wood. -- would. there are some that would be open to this, especially if there is some fourth information open about cyber security threats. the implementation of these best practices would engender some kind of liability, potentially for them, particularly with regard to their client. that has always been the robotic comes to cyber security legislation. there are no rules now. the ones to implement rules, people are accountable for following them. suits,alking about civil contracts, threats of collusion if such laws are not put into place. that is the issue and whether or not our industry would be willing to -- especially in these already heavily regulated and large industries like telecommunications, would they be willing to follow an involuntary -- a voluntary regime? >> crandon sasso, what is the mood on the hill, especially if president obama were to issue this executive order? >> i think there was some breakdown on whether people like lieberman oppose the bill in the first place. they have been

we have some cloud cover to start the day and some sprinkles. it is humid. dew points in the low to mid 70's. a front is dying out and producing some light rain showers and sprinkles. the brighter orange and red -- a 30% chance for a light shower or thunderstorm today appeared down to the tropics, this is hurricane leslie. it is a formidable storm and about 300 miles to the south- southeast of bermuda. it will interact with a system that is coming through over the weekend. there will be -- leslie will stay away from the east coast. we will get rid of the heat and humidity. this will turn out to be a good thing went you see the seven-day forecast. today, warm and muggy. about a 30% chance for a shower or a thundershower this afternoon. it will be hawked tomorrow. a 20% chance for rain. a good chance for scattered thunderstorms starting late saturday into sunday morning. a real taste of autumn. overnight low temperatures in the 50's. something to look forward to. >> macdonald could be dropping the beef in some companies. they plan to open vegetarian restaurant

of the strategies and some of the outreach and some of the connection of some of the programs that the department of health and human services and hud have used for several years, and it's wonderful that we really actually have a partnership now between the department of veterans affairs and hhs and housing and urban development. and one of those engagement strategies is trying to make sure there is outreach to the individual military member and their family member in some ways to make sure that they are employed, as dr. karlin indicated, and that they have the kind of support services around them that they need. many of the family members don't really know what to do. in other words, someone comes back into the house, they feel ... everyone's, you know, maybe angry, there's a lot of adjustment going through, they're not quite sure how to approach the discussion. what happens is that they may have some financial problems, they might not be able to get a job, so all of these homelessness programs, as dr. karlin indicated, are looking at not only housing issues, but also supported employ

cooling off in some cases to have some snowflakes. not necessarily flakes, but we see some flakes near the great lakes. temperatures fall off from the 80s to the 70s. 61 degrees expected tomorrow in boston. 63 degrees in portland, maine. last night was a rough one for the eastern third of the country. >>> thank you. we'll head to chicago now where publish schoolteachers will be back in the classroom after voting overwhelmingly to end their strike. the walkout lasts seven days and gave more than 350,000 students an extended summer vacation. it gave parents the extended headache. the unions rank aneeds to ratif the deal. >> this is a bit of departure from contracts here in chicago that we have seen in the past. this contract is a four-year contract with teachers seeing a 7.6% pay raise over four years. and student test scores will make up 30% of teacher evaluations now. students will now have a longer day both for elementary and high school level. ten more instructional days added to the school year and laid off teachers will be conside

we have some rain going through right now. some rain is going to the city right now. it is moving to the east. those on the eastern suburbs will continue to get the rain for another hour. a slight chance for a thunderstorm. it will be warmer with a high near 79. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> good morning. one accident on 95 in the southbound direction in elkton. three lanes are closed. it will be creating some delays. looking good out of the white marsh area. 57 miles per hour. the roads are wet. 61 on southbound 83. moving well on the west side. 60 past 70 down towards edmondson. major roadways checking out just fine. we start in greenspring. you can see the northwest corner of the beltway. you will need some extra time. take your time. do not rush. this is harford road. we will let you know once those delays start to develop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the family of a baltimore city man is looking for answers after he dies following an encounter with a police. >> jennifer franciotti is live downtown with

trend i mean moving the moving i think it's a trend really and if you see china's gross if you see some of the efforts of the region in the eastern part of the world to integrate and to have internal grows you see a major shift happening because whereas before for example china was exporting most of the things into the united states now it has very robust very significant internal market and this is a case with many economists so definitely becoming a very big factor in what is happening in the world but if we keep in mind the economic difficulties and we even call it an economic crisis that that happened in the west and many western countries have had still not recovered from this from this economic crisis is it true that the asian countries they look more reliable in terms of the economic cooperation than the usual western partners but is obviously really more reliable or is it just the comparison with the crisis beaten western economies well i think the wall to so interconnected right now is it's really difficult to separate because definitely the problems that we're seeing in europe

these were some realtor ven shall downpours. -- some torrential downpours. some 70s. we've got 80s right now where the sun is coming out. we see the cloudy skies here in tysons this afternoon. it's still very humid with some light showers. 79 degrees. a northeast wind at 7. and humidity 83 %. temperatures are warm, especially down in dallas. i point out great falls and bismarck in the 50s and 60s because the cooler air is on the way. we get rid of this. we're okay for the rest of the afternoon, but as i show you the futurecast, you'll see we may have a pop-up shower in spots this afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, we could have a shower or two pop up with the daytime heating. here we are friday at lunch time into the afternoon. as we head into saturday, here comes a front. this front is going to bring some showers and storms for the afternoon, but more importantly a nice cooldown beginning saturday night. sunday, monday, tuesday look great. today 89, maybe wishful thinking. maybe 87, somewhere in that range. tonight we're back in the low to mid-70s, could be patchy fog es

throw on some orange if you have some. >>> all right, some pretty scary moments to tell you about for people who live along the coast of costa rica that's because of the earthquake there. we've got details on how powerful this was and what's being done to clean up the damage this morning. >> plus, a close call for a little girl in china. how she managed to escapeling and what could have been a -- escape from what could have been a tragedy. Ñ[=

some of these could be on the heavy side. it's not going to be rain all day but the threat will be with us today, tonight, and probably for the next couple of days as well. details on that seven-day coming up in about five minutes. right now inside to monika samtani. she has your timesaver traffic. >>> the only threat we have this morning is you might see one car in front of you, maybe to cars. at the 14th street bridge, several cars, no delays, no hov restrictions as you head out into the downtown area. i'll be back at 5:49 with more of nothing. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> i've been combing through the day's daily deals to find you some deep discounts. the woolly mammoth theater company's new season is coming. living social is offering a deal on the company's first two shows of the season. the elaborate entrance of chad didi runs through september 30. you for me for you runs from november 5 to december 2. you can now get tickets for $20 to $30. that's 50% off the normal price. it's also gain -- it also guarantees

but more importantly, share some data with you today and some outcomes for some of the targeted student populations that are the focus of conversation today, discuss and share with you some strategic actions and interventions that are showing promise in some of our schools that can only benefit to expand on and highlight some of those promising partnerships that are occurring. san francisco unified school district's vision for student success, we do expect that every student who enrolls in our schools will graduate from high school, will be ready for college and career and be equipped with the skills to be successful in the 21st century. san francisco unified adopted a bold strategic plan with three goals focused on access and equity, student achievement, and account ability. -- and accountability. and there are six key milestones our superintendent has laid out toward measuring our progress and student goals. there are a few in here i want to highlight. they're kind of chronological starting with the first milestone, and that's the percentage of students who are ready for kindergarten.

some way, some how, we'll find a parking way of living. we'll find a parking living of forgiving. somewhere, some way, we'll park it okay? >> thank you. next speaker please. >> buenos tardes. margarita [speaker not understood] gracias. >> me name is margarita lemon. i am a member of the coalition of homelessness. because we don't have any housing. we don't have any permanent housing. we don't have a space in the shelter for families and singles. the police bother us and take our vehicles, our cars. the cars we use it in to sleep in with children. thank you. >> thank you. so now my name is miguel. and i work for the coalition of homelessness. when you are explaining the one-side of the picture or the legislation and the other side of the picture. what you don't see, and this really hard. what we're seeing, we're seeing a permanent solution. you have a house to move the homeless people in housing, i can support your legislation. when we see something positive that can be different -- when -- what we're seeing right now affects the homeless people. i know what mrs. chu is saying, all

during the overnight hours we will see some pop up showers and maybe some heavy downpours. last night it picked up over 1.5 inches of rain at reagan national airport making it the wettest day this year. dew point temperatures in the low 70's. that is why it feels muggy and uncomfortable outside. temperatures across the board about 10 degrees cooler than we were yesterday at this time. dulles made it up to 83. winchester was at 81. wtop radio in upper northwest washington d.c., the current temperature 81 degrees. it is 73 in ocean city. i promise you that it was not going to be a good beach day and they have had about half an inch of rain about two tenths of an inch of rain in annandale. 77 at this hour in gaithersburg, 82 in frederick. the heat and the humidity, it is out there. national at 83 atlanta at 88 but the cooler air off to the north and east look at caribou maine. the area of pressure this is what is left of isaac. it will slowly move in our direction over the next few hours. tomorrow lots of cloud cover showers, areas of heavy rain, some thunderstorms. we are not

got some clouds. some of you have a little bit of rain as well. this is thursday, september 6th, 2012. good morning, everybody. i'm tony perkins. >> i'm allison seymour. man, we're happy you're with us today, aren't we? >> yes, absolutely. >> we're fired up today. we need a forecast that can match our enthusiasm, glen. >> it's fired up, if that's what you want. >> it's flakey, let me tell you. let's begin with our radar/satellite shot and show you where the wet weather is. absolutely tony was right, there is some rain. it's out to the west just near the royal area and we can't rule out a little bit more of that moving its way to the east and a popup shower or so here and there. we're not talking a total washout here, but we are talking a chance of seeing some of the isolated showers in some of other our neighborhoods into the course of the morning hours and maybe this evening. so just be aware. as we go to the weather maps, let's take a look at the temperatures, a very warm start to your day. 77 at reagan national airport, 75 at bwi thoroughgood m

they made some smaller acquisitions. not on the scale of verizon spectrum, but i think you may see those kinds of deals made where they can, because these big companies need the resources. >> the government will always be involved because any transfer of rights has to be approved by the fcc. but as i said, the light square spectrum, that was a private deal. there's talk of other companies being interested in that, if light squared decided not to move forward. so any spectrum out there not actively being deployed, probably ripe for someone, most likely a major wireless company. >> do you see light squared coming back to the table and do they have allies in congress? >> they do. they have a massive lobbying operation going on. right now things aren't looking good for them. the spectrum they have was interfering with tts and they've backed away. but they're still out there and there's money behind them. they have allies in congress and also a lot of enemies on the hill. anybody allied with the gps community, and senator gra

we could see some rain tomorrow. first presage good morning to sarah -- first we say good morning to sarah. >> we have a left lane closure in havre de grace and there is a backup developing. pulaski highway might be a better bet. 543, the scene of another crash. everything up to speed on the north side. the rest of the major roadways looking good so far. it will take you 10 minutes to go southbound 95 to 32. you can see plenty of activity. delays in place on southbound 95. there have the down towards havre de grace. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> thank you. >> amtrak wants to shorten your trip every day. >> kim dacey is live to explain. good morning. >> good morning. officials are looking at whether these high-speed trains would entice more commuters and close the gap between plane and train travel. amtrak is launching high-speed trials in the northeast to expedite service. they say the goal is to raise speed from the current 130 miles an hour to 220 over the next decade, cutting current trav

some traffic diverted else where. as this part of town grows and we seek to provide robust alternatives for folks to get to their destinations via walking, biking, transit, ride sharing, car sharing, we will be challenged to do so to make sure these high traffic volumes don't impair the neighborhood's ability to grow and we are recognizing that travel patterns are really diverse and that we will have to be creative, supporting employers that want to provide different options for their commuter, whether their locations are in san francisco or else where. i think what we have also learned from octavia boulevard and finding show that as the street is rebalanced d to prioritize non automobiles we need to focus on how this works in tandem. as the conversation provides at the city level how our corridors function in the next 20, 30 years, we need to be looking at those investments to be paired with those changes to the circulation network for automobiles. paired with robust tdm strategies and policies to manage that demand,

for some other potential. creates. an equipment manufacturing a company now to the gather with our chinese partners who are considering the opportunity of working in two areas of. manufacturing creation first of all is the creation of the large helicopters based on the russian technology. helicopter was. told by our cheney's colleagues. consequences. to quickly with. a couple years ago these are the largest helicopters in terms of their capacities that they can handle it twenty tons. together with the chinese colleagues who decided to. work on. designing similar helicopters which. does think of establishing. such companies in the far east region our working on the creation of the why bought it aircraft together with china we know that task is very difficult and you know that companies d.s. and american boeing dominate this market but we have to. make. based on open and transparent competition technological capabilities approaching including financial intellectual resources of china give to us all reasons to us to belie

there may be some set back. there may be some disappointment . but in a long scheme of things you're going to win, you're going to succeed. the way of peace, the way of love, the way of nonviolence, the way of shrews will win out. this book is suggesting whether it's in the middle east, africa, america or any part of this planet, this little piece of real estate that we call earth that we can, as stock or king suggested, learn to live together as brothers and sisters. going to put it another way, it is nonviolence or nonexistence. it is my hope that young people and people not so young reuse across that bridge to find a way to get in the way. the final way to get in trouble, good trouble, necessary travel and disturb the order of things. when i was going up, my mother, father, parents and great grandparents they don't in trouble, don't get in the way. and through study, through listening, through being patient, i got in trouble, good trouble and necessary trouble and i feel that it's time for the american people to get in trouble again, good trou

in some cases beneficial rain. in others, we'll start to get some of that over by chicago by later in the afternoon. some of that streaking in towards the minneapolis area. tracking the frontal boundary will be close to the east coast on saturday. few showers early saturday morning. new york, boston, southeastern new england. for today it's still some of those same areas, onshore flow in florida. potential rip current risk across the east coast beaches. a chance for showers especially as we get some of that daytime heating and especially better coverage as you get down towards miami. philly, jacksonville, the chances will remain. some of the showers closing in towards kansas city. des moines under the gun. chicago, the morning shouldn't be done. by the afternoon, a better chance for showers to fade in. saturday, breaks in showers. central pa, eastern new york may see some chances to start the week end. let's check out your local forecast. philly coming in with 83 degrees, full sunshine across the area today. tampa,

they also installed some deck plates. this weekend should be the last full shutdown of the bridge for the rich seismic retrofitting project. >>> shalwe build in some continy time into the schedule and we haven't had used to much of it. >>> the bridge is open but this project is in complete just yet. the bridge was ablaze 5 in. to allow for those bearings which would allow the bridge to move in the event of an earthquake. there's going to be some not relinquish years to continue the work. 30 of the deaths have been installed. >>> some developing news from seven california where it's expected to take more than a week to contain the williams fire appeared the fight is only 5 percent contained and it burned about 3,600 a. so far. the fight is burning a rugged terrain about 30 mi. northeast of los angeles. most people have vacuity campsites and communities in the area but in a handful of residents are still refusing to leave. >>> i just decided to set up peer and a fight. it's better than standing back and wondering how your p

if you step outside right now in some of the suburbs, we're talking about some low numbers. you look at this number, 60 degrees, you say hey, that's not all that cool. watch what happens when we look at some of the suburbs. already down to the mid 40s. 45 right now in frederick. 46 in monassas. able to see a breath out there in some locations and would not be surprised to see a little bit of fog in some of these cooler locations. how much longer are we going to stay cool? when will the rain move in? >> condolences are pouring in tonight at the national zoo after the death of 6-day-old panda cub. >> reporter: the national zoo is calling this a devastating loss. the tiny panda cub represented hopes for this giant panda-breeding program. and, of course, for all the millions more visitors who would be coming to the zoo. now the focus turns to what went wrong. in their initial test, zoo officials found that the panda was likely a female. and she had, in her abdomen, a hard and -- fluid in her abdomen and her liver was hard and discolored. final test results won't be back for a co

i think that some design changes could be made. that could lessen the sort of bulk and scale of the building. it might be some height changes but i don't want to get into designing it right this second, but that i think needs to be discussed among the commissioners. with respect to the issues that mr. hillis and commissioner antonini were talking about, it seems as though the developer's quite willing to work with the theatre in terms of the specific issues that were just discussed. i think that related to drainage, ventilation, light, realizing that some of that is due to property line issues and i heard him say he's willing to put in a skylight or some kind of ventilation. anyway, that might be part of any motion that we make. with respect to noise transmission, i think there are two issues for me anyway, one is noise that emanates from the completed building, whatever form that building takes, it's going to be residential with ground floor retail. i would not think that the operation or the use of that building for those purpose

charlie: i know i heard from some trading desks, some trading are calling it a fast finger. look at the chart, some pretty big tech levels. the moving average, but then i started looking a little further, there is big open interest, 9900 open. which generally the market will tend to gravitate to the highest stock price nearest the market. i think it is a combination of all the above. you saw some further technical selling coming in and some option related selling with people having to cover that were short. cheryl: let's see what happens. after hours trading will keep us abreast of what happens. low volume because of the jewish holiday. the new york stock exchange, occupy everything at this point, what are you watching right now on the floor? >> we were watching oil. it had the effect on the oil stocks and all that around. we also heard a fat finger trade. some of my friends, there seems to be whispers about president obama using strategic oil preserve as a reelection tool if you will to offset the impact of oil from the free money flow from the fed, all that really did was

we have some cloud cover again today and some rain shower activity in some neighborhoods. 75 at the airport73 in westminster. the dew points are in the same neighborhood. this is the available moisture in the atmosphere. there is a lot of it around the mid atlantic region. we have the remnants of isaac drifting into the moister field. scattered showers and thunderstorms later this morning and this afternoon. you can see the circulation. not a lot showing up on the radar right now. some hit and miss showers. the radar will light up this afternoon. we could see want to two inches of rain. this is tropical storm lesley. it will miss puerto rico. a lot of the computer models take it to the north and northwest. this could come fairly close to the new england coast line. we will keep an eye on lesley. variable clouds and a chance for showers and thunderstorms. it will be a muggy day. high temperature between 80 and 85. wave heights near 1 foot if you take the boat out today. same thing tomorrow. this will be a slow-moving system. 60% chance of rain on tuesday. 40% on wednesday. temperatures will

some of the poultry industry may be partly to blame. four of the top companies are on the eastern shore. >> cool, fall-like air is coming into the mid-atlantic. 40's showing up again. 37 in michigan in the upper peninsula. 49 around circus. here in maryland we saw some 40's to the north and west. 64 downtown at the inner harbor. 40 degrees around west venture -- westminster. almost into the 30's at mccaffrey -- mchenry. not quite as chile on the eastern shore. cool and comfortable. the cool air is not finished children in just that. watch the with the clouds are coming in. the fair weather cumulus clouds back in the western maryland area. cold temperatures by morning. 72 of ocean city. many of the suburbs will dip into the 60's. setting the stage for a cool overnight. 43 is the record and that will be measured at bwi marshall. some of the suburbs will be in the low to mid 40's. sunset at 7:22 p.m. high pressure moving through slowly and hanging around for this entire workweek. you can see the way it has cleared from southern new england

some showers. charles county, already some moderate showers right now. these will come through as we go to the nighttime hours. the main thing that want to emphasize -- tomorrow morning and there will be morning showers but the biggest threat comes tomorrow afternoon as they get into the combination of some very warm, humid air coming our way along with a lot of spin in the atmosphere. as we go to the day tomorrow, strong southerly winds tomorrow afternoon. that combined with a lot of spin in the atmosphere means right over us is the biggest risk of some spin and possibly some tornadoes and severe to damaging winds. i will tell you the details when i join you in a few minutes. tomorrow afternoon especially, highest risk for some damaging storms. >> sounds serious. we will check with you later. stay with abc 7 news. we will have complete coverage of the storm in addition to its instant updates during and a skit -- during our newscast, you can turn to wjla.com. breaking news in the campaign for president. the gop presidential nominee mitt romney addressed

some people celebrating some of the rain that was on the way in parts of missouri.s not all bad news. >> all right, ginger, thank you. >>> well, prince harry is finally jumping back into the public spotlight this week, for the first time since the whole world saw his big las vegas striptease, this time, he'll be wearing more than his birthday suit, but what will he be suit, but what will he be saying? abc's nick schiffen will with the late frets london. >> it's game time for prince. he's got three events in fewer than 24 hours to see whether you can take harry out of vegas and take the vegas out of harry. two weeks after his royal highness became his royal nakedness on tmz. harry puts back on his mantle of maturity. he'll trade that pool for a poolside seat at the paralympics. >> prince harry of wales! >> reporter: where he's the official ambassador alongside fellow fan kate. he'll answer his first questions. he'll speak at a charity for very ill kids. where he's a patron since 2007. >> i feel in awe of such determination, resolve and strength to take on the challen

some of us are going to get some rain, some more rain? >> i think so during the night tonight. i think a better chance during the day tomorrow. we really have not seen a whole lot during the day today. i thought we'd see a pretty good amount of rain today. most of it stayed just to our north. we had plenty of cloud cover. we had all the moisture that was there. we just didn't have that trigger to really kick things off. tomorrow, i think that trigger moves into the area as a cold front will sweep on in. high temperature today got up to 89 degrees across the area. with the humidity, heat index felt like 95, 96 degrees earlier today. very harm and humid afternoon. and the rain and the heat, they will both return, i think. the rain first overnight tonight into the day tomorrow. the heat over the next couple of days. take a look at the numbers right now. 84 right now with a dewpoint of 73. that humidity way up there near 70%. winds now out of the south at 15 miles per hour. winds have been a little breezy today at the airport out of the south at 15 to 20 miles per hour. 83 in marte

when at some locations outside this morning. the measures running in the '50s of sight as we head towards the afternoon and will plan of some sunshine and those spots. the numbers running well below average. citizens 70's around the late and '50s and '60s out towards the coast. this war to continue to pump and some cool air. it's gonna keep temperatures done for the rest of summer was comes to an end on saturday. these temperatures will drop further. would like to see some delays that as a full this morning although nothing just yet. as a trouble across the country we have some storms making and their way through the new york area. some chicago lane and drug convictions and denver. should be pretty good into houston. 70's and toward senator's the low eighties run morgan hill 56 these east the temperature is still very pleasant. we're about 62 degrees below clearing in the temperatures stanko about 58 degrees in daly city. of approaches the coast and as we head towards the weekend in the first the form will be a cool one. >>> to

some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. excuse us, while we change into something more comfortable. cool. introducing, the squaree sunnyd bottle. [ female announcer ] almost nothing can dampen a baby's mood, when he wakes up dry in pampers. unlike other diapers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, for up to 12 hours of protection overnight, and more beautiful mornings. ♪ [ female announcer ] pampers. peaceful nights. playful days. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. >> welcome back. we're learning that lufthansa canceled a 190 flights in out of frankfurt, germany's airport, after cabin another strike. \ is underway at berlin's's airport and an 11- walkout scheduled to begin 's airport. in disputes over pay and working conditions. flights in our area being reflected. 3:00 p.m. lufthansa flights airport and at 11:00 p.m. flight from dulles airport. those have been cancelled. we will keep you posted. one?d he get this >> it's another home run. congratulations to adam whoche in the nationals, defeated the c

could you give me your gut reaction or some -- if you can -- or you can give me some kind of -- some thoughts that you were thinking as you were listening to some of the data you presented today. >> yes, mr. chair, and supervisor cohen. there is actually data the school district provided is promising the children for tomorrow, right. we're dealing with a crisis of high school students today and the issue is they did not present any recommendations on how to resolve the issues that are facing us today. and, so, when we get to figuring out how we can get the school district to not just also prepare students at kindergarten and the rest of the elementary grades, but also focusing on the students that were not given adequate education that they deserved yesterday, then i can talk about that. >> so, you probably know what the numbers were looking like 10 years ago as i was. thank you, mr. chair. that's all i have. >> colleagues, i'd like to turn it over to public comment. i think it's really important for us to hear from members of the public. so, i have a number of speaker cards that i'm

some of those could be strong. possibly severe. we'll talk about the storm chances, plus talk about just how cold things are going to get. the heat may be coming on in the next couple of days. >> oh, my. thank you, doug. >>> postseason baseball is returning to the district for the first time in nearly 80 years. getting tickets to one of the games could leave you with a big expense. news4's erica gonzalez is at nats parks where some fans are determined to go, no matter what it costs, right, erica? >> reporter: absolutely. fans are starting to pile into the stadium. it's game one in a four-game series against the brewers. but a lot of these fans aren't going to get a chance to see game one of the play-offs, because accding to one outlet, it's sold out. >> for postseason games one, two, three, there are currently no tickets available at this time. >> reporter: this is what an operator for tickets.com told me earlier today. washington national play-off tickets went on sale at 10:00 this morning and seemed to all but vanish through this

some questions were raised. i'm sure that you all have gotten feedback or input from parents who are unhappy about some of the stops that are not bg being serviced any longer this year. we did ask the statue to give us a list of comments that have come from parents so that the word will be aware of what the issues are more than just whoever sends the most emails. so that should be helpful to us too in thinking about that. i just want to -- the issue, the real issue on the agenda that was contentious was the issue about the proposal that you saw before you tonight for the changes and the international studies academy, phasing out of the middle school. as you all know, there also has been a proposal from a group of activists related to daniel webster and they were -- they are -- there is a lot of it'smony, not all which i heard but -- testimony, not all which i heard but commissioner mendoza can fill us in, not in opposition to the proposal. there were a lot of questions raised by board members and some informatio

and we use an egg substitute as a binder and we had some cumin some curry powder some chili powder andnd pepper to taste ... those spices also add some nice color ... >>it's a great consistency to form a hamburger style patty ... you will portion this in for an ounce mound4 oz mounds and press into a pattie fry this ad medium height ... i use rapeseed willgrapeseed oil... medium heat for 2 minutes at each side we serve this with sweet potato chips ... and we had a mixed green salad featuring some dried cranberries tomato and toasted almonds with a balsamic vinaigrette dressing ... and we have a a vegan wraps damage and the signature burger ... as a topping for this burger we have a tizzy key saucetzaziki sauce made with fresh lemon and lime juices and some chopped mint salt and pepper and greek style yogurt ... alex wachniak, thanks so much for joining us. indie burger is at 1034 west belmont avenue. for a recipe, or to watch the segment again, log on to: wgntv.com/midday. time now for the answer to today's trivia question. we asked: the first six democratic national conventions were h

the fact that they've been able to deflect some of the weakness in ag, some the weakness that had been in coal. they're starting to see a resurgence in some of the coal volumes. they expect their volumes to be up again at the end of the year. >> doc, fedex cited weakness in china as one reason for the disappointing outlook here. should we start worrying about the caterpillars of the world and some of the other big companies with a lot of exposure there or what? >> well, again, i know you're just back from vacation judge and i know prior to your departure on vacation you were already worried about joy global. you were already worried about caterpillar and all of us are, too. however, if we get enough of the right moves out of draghi and the eurozone, then i think china's biggest customer the eurozone not us will help bail them out as well. so that's what i'm looking for, judge. rather than puking out caterpillar or joy global or any of these other stocks here near these bottoms i would rather either, a, be on the sidelines there, i don't have a position in either of those, or getting re

>> they'll do some things. jim harbaugh will take them on some history stuff because he's a history buff. his old man is a history buff. last year they weren't coming off a loss, and they did it last year. we'll see what happens, hopefully they'll rebound off the jets. but youngstown, their home away from home. >> thanks, jeff. appreciate it. >> we'll be right back. >>> green bay is performiday is their performance after the lead singer went to rehab. yes, singer billy joe armstrong had a tantrum smashing his guitar and screaming expletives after the performing time was cut short. he issued an apology and said he was headed to rehab. green day is up tomorrow. it's the first of a trilogy that comes out in january. >>> find out what led general colin powell to honor this boy with the medal of kucourage comg up at 11:00. >> we'll see you at 11:00. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. i

win some money. in five minutes, how you can enter and some other ideas to keep your home lean and green. >>> slowly but surely the rain is moving out of the area this morning. we may have some more showers tonight, however. howards coming up next with your weather first. >>> but first, mike hydeck will be celebrating tomorrow because it's national coffee day. on average 54% of americans drink some kind of coffee drink each day. another 30% has a cup every now and then. that's like me. >> i have a lot more than now and then. compared to the world we're number 25 when it comes to coffee consumption per capita. finland is number one. norway follows up and then iceland. 65% of coffee drinkers have at least one cup at breakfast. 35% of people drink their coffee black. >>> welcome back. howard here with your weather first. we're looking at a mix of sun and clouds. this evening a few more storms are likely. look for an afternoon high right around the 80-degree mark. >>> howard, the wet pavement is doing a

we have some rain. we have some fog. with a possibility of delays at s f o. some of that marine layer is pressing again. that is part of that coming in from the south and a mixture this morning. as for that low cloud coverage. around san francisco that is also causing issues at sfo with one of four plus with arriving flights. one a-- our of departing flights and arriving flights. we will let you know when those healt been lifted. right now, on the satellite/radar imagery showing some moisture. potentially over the el diablo range let me show you on future cast by 9:00 a.m. the potential for a sprinkle near east of san jose. that is what we're watching for with upper- level moisture. with more mountainous areas. the east bay. the north-the mountains could see higher elevation areas. by 10:00 a.m., it could be over tracy. as we go towards the afternoon. with wide spread cloud coverage and a 10%-20 percent chance of sprinkles here, there. perhaps lightning. not a lot of lightning or rainfall but the conditions are therefore a potential. and by 5:00 p.m., we will