track southeast it has done damage, and major damage. extent of damage or how many homes. i did see, again, a mobile home park earlier, this system is rotating and it may last two or three minutes, weakens and then more tornados form. that is what has been happening. >> shepard: in from the national weather service. the oklahoma highway patrol said that motorists have been hurt in a storm that hit the oklahoma city area and that other people are now listed as missing. the national weather service issued this emergency for the city the's downtown, the airport that has been evacuated and suburbs to the north and south of oklahoma city, as the storm continues to role through the metropolitan area, there's a trooper named betsy randolph that said motisterists are stranded, and they are urged to get off and drive south. a tornado confirmed touched down in el reno and it moved east toward oklahoma city, we have seen the storm carrying debris fiel fields in the air. jeff, what are you seeing now? kathy said there's something behind me. and the

in the southeast part of the city, we don't have many homeless facilities. there is one that i know of, providence baptist church. every night, i have seen this line wrapped around the corner. it is cold. this is a men's shelter in particular. they're coming in, they are on a floor of a gymnasium. we are not talking a lavish existence. four seasons here. definitely, i think we are a very compassionate city and just continue to extend the compassion to the homeless community. >> what is happening with crime in your district? how do you think the police department is doing to address the issue of crime in district 10? >> statistically, we have a lot of crime. homicides, there were two in the last week in my district. i am vice-chair of the public safety committee. safety and how we define safety, not just in terms of crime, but over a public safety, is something that is very important and one of my priorities. what i would like to see is more of a community policing approach. maybe engaging more the community. that includes organizations like safe, which is a

. >>> southeast asia is grabbing the attention of the global sports industry. soccer fans in vietnam will soon be able to watch japanese league matches on cable television. they got a taste on tuesday when a game took place in hanoi. >> reporter: a friendly match between the teams from the "j" league and the local vietnamese team is about to kick off. as the skills of japanese soccer team improves, they are winning new fans in asia. here in hanoi, people were again excited. japan's national soccer team on tuesday secured a part of the world cup for the fifth time in a row. the achievement shows how japanese soccer has improved since the j-league kicked off two decades ago. here in vietnam, people are taking notice. >> translator: japanese soccer players have superb technique and strategy, and they're very professional. >> translator: i'm looking forward to watching "j" league games airing in vietnam. >> reporter: ahead of the friendly game, "j" league officials held a news conference. they are now vietnam's largest cable tv channel to broadcast "j" league match

with the support of southeast facility -- if you give me 30 seconds. of dr. jackson and the black leadership chapter we have provided for a model program for the teens. we would like to take our program off line and continue pushing this program forward mr. mayor. >> hi, i am lana miller, with hu hunter's point family. and i have so many things to talk about and so many things we are passionate and work on. now i am here in my role as a member of the mental health board and particularly for trauma and community related violence. i know for the last years barbara garcia has counted mental services in d-10 as community and violence and trauka. and for years we have talked about it and talked about it and when we try to engage the department of health, we got yes we understand it's a priority but we don't know what to do. in november/october last year in 20 2012, we had the southeast mental health summit around trauma. and a large segment of the community and dph and we put together a plan that was adopted by the san francisco mental health board. and signed on

reporting live in southeast washington, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> john, thank you much. turning now to the day ahead president obama and the first family are in ireland right now for the g-8 summit. he'll be joining the world's other powerful leaders to talk about a number of topics. >> our brie and carter is in our satellite center with more. >> good morning the president arrived in belfast earlier this morning alongside the first family. he spoke to a group of young people asking them to continue to push for peace. now, sections of that country have experienced decades of sectarian violence and divided neighborhoods but progress has been made over the past 15 years. this morning the president highlighting all of that, called ireland a blueprint for those living amid conflict around the world. the call between catholics and protestants. the president, though urged young people to keep the peace. >> this work is as urgent now as it's ever been because there's more to lose now than there's ever been. in today's hyperconnected world what happens here has an impact on lives

i'm speaking on behalf of the southeast community commission. president kennedy wouldn't be here today. we've having had a discussion and there will be a formal letter coming to the commission to move forward with the planning and design engineering contract for the southeast project. as you know the community that i represent as a commissioner is very, very important to me. and being some time somebody when was raised in the community right around the corner from the digesters. and so also to make sure that all the persons in our community benefit from that. it's also important that because we're neighbors at the plant we've been aware of the problems at the southeast treatment plant. we're from the community and work in the community and will there. we're just asking that you, please make sure that the process happens really quickly and make sure this community who has been made several promises that it begins to happen. i'm speaking on behalf of the community because as commissioners we work for the community and we make sure the things that

as for the investigation into this double shooting here in southeast d.c.ell, police say they do not have a motive as of right now and they are looking for suspects inside a silver vehicle. reporting live in southeast washington, john gonzalez, abc7 news. >> john, thanks for the update. 5:35, turning overseas now, president obama just wrapped up his first speech in northern ireland. he is there, of course, for the g-8 summit. >> bria carter is live in our satellite center with more on what the president has to say, brianna. >> good morning to you, greta and brad. president obama talking to young people in belfast, ireland focusing on the future of that country. take a look here at live pictures there, the president wrapping up his speech. he's shaking hands with a number of those young people but he was just talking to about the future there of ireland. the president arrived there in ireland early this morning alongside the first family. the president summoned those young individuals to take responsibility for their country's future. the country has experie

here on pennsylvania avenue between 11th and 12th southeast. >> i feel bad. this is the end of an era. >> that is tommy wells wearing a gas mask. >> this is a tragedy for the community and of course anyone can return. there's so much in the hardware sto store, everything else in there so i'm concerned. >> this hardware store has been here since 1950. >> they had everything and great customer service. so it's sad to see it burning. >> the store's owners were brought inside the lines to see their labor of love being destroyed. >> praying girders is part of everyone's family -- that's where young people get summer jobs. that's where we all shop. and it's really just part of the heart beat of this neighborhood. >> you could see the thick black snoeshg blocks and smell it too. no evacuations ordered but some feeling apprehensive -- black smoke. >> the advice we're giving people is to go back into their house, keep the windows shut, turn your air conditioning on and that's the best protection you can take with the smoke. we're working with our partners and departme

and that remains blocked between 109 street southeast and 12th street southeast. 10th street southeast. inbound westbound on pennsylvania avenue. 95 through dale city, delays. southbound a little bit of delays. a little bit of construction there but it looks good. all lanes are open at this time. that live shot shows 395 at king street rolling right along. you can always check on my twitter page at glid lockgoddess. gridlockgoddess. >> a search for the cause in what took place with that fire that destroyed a business. a customer alerted the cashier after seeing the fire. it took hours to put out those flames. smoke could be seen for miles. we have a look at the significance of that business. >> the resident departments of capitol hill and other neighborhoods, frager's was more than just a hardware store. since 19 20, it has become a neighborhood institution and the crowds came out to look. it had everything. it is really sad that it is burning right before my eyes. >> when we moved here, i needed everything and frager's had it all. >> the big storm would blow into washington and crowds

now that's where the storm was in southeast part of d.c. into prince georges county. at the top of those clouds, that's where weather stops. greg, thanks for sending that in. we'll show you that storm on the radar. it diminished a little bit. we still have a good area of orange, which is rain fall a half an inch per hour. it stretches across 301, headed toward upper marl borrow. your headlights have to be on. 84 in manassas. so for tonight, early isolated thunderstorm possible. otherwise partly cloudy, mild, a little muggy downtown. low to mid 70s downtown in the 60s in the suburbs. we come back and have a yellow alert for tomorrow and wednesday and we'll tell you why. >> thank you, top. today, a guilty plea from the so-called butt slasher. that's the man accused of slashing several women while they were strolling through shopping malls like tysons or fair oaks. prosecutors say before they caught up with him last year, he went on a slashing spree for months using a raiser or a box cutter it attack women along their backsides. he will be sentenced in september. he face

reporting live in southeast, megan mcgrath, news4. back to you in the studio. >> other local businesses already stepping into help employees at that iconic store. match box on capitol hill offering temporary work for the 60 people who work at frager's. they can stop by between 2:00 and 5:00 this afternoon for more information about that. the company's vp of operations will be there to personally talk to the employees. they say they will hire them until frager's can get back on its feet. >>> the fire at frager's is the third major fire on capitol hill in just six years. take a look at these pictures from april 2007. it took two years for the food hall to be rebuilt. and then in june of 2011, a staple among bars on capitol hill tune inn went up in flames. d.c. fir says that started in the kitchen. the restaurant was able to reopen after a few months of repairs. >>> a developing story in philadelphia where the 14th survivor was pulled from the rubble of that building that collapsed. take a live look over the scene this morning. you can s

drench the southeast today. up through friday it drenches the mid-atlantic friday night and new england and most of it will be gone by the heart of the weekend. this storm a wake up call that hurricane season is here. that yo that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. besides the rain we have associated with andrew we have thunderstorms ongoing near the dallas-ft. worth area and we're going to see a cold almost chilly type spring rain from chicago into the ohio valley. once again the bottom line with andrea, most likely more of a my assistance storm. day indoors for a lot of people. >> good news. not too much damage. >> no. hardly any. >>> just ahead, morn after pill is easy to buy as aspirin. a win for people of newtown, connecticut. eric holder tells nbc news he will not step down. brazil is slammed for promoting happy prostitute ahead of the world cup and olympics. "early today" is back in two minutes. >>> in the news this morning, embattled attorney general

two young people struck down in a hail of gunfire on a southeast corner. bruce johnson reports the neighborhood is not your normal fear and apathy seemed to ruled. >> what would be the reaction of two young people were shot in the same incident in your neighborhood? consider this. just before 2:00 this morning at the corner of g and benny road in southeast, 17-year-old girl was shot twice back there. she's going to live. in the same incident, a 20-year- old male was shot twice a few yards away. he is also going to live away. 24 years later, a lot of people out here, most are not surprised. we have those type of incidents all the time. >> i can't stand being around here. i want to move. >> this isn't your normal. the two young people were shot in front of these four apartment buildings, but no one seems to have seen or heard anything. >> this is not the only time that somebody got shot around here. >> i lost my son to street violence. >> nobody wants to be here. you get this from behind closed doors. enter somebody tried to break your door down with a baseb

there's a southeast wind towards san jose. when that happens, the smell of garlic comes up from -- i kid you not -- from gilroy. if you are smelling it, that's why. you get the southeast wind coming up the santa clara valley. a -- a little low helps enhance that. a lot of fog in southern california. i mean, santa barbara, l.a., san diego there is a big fog bank town there. it's -- again, clearlake ukiah, it takes a strong low to cool things down. but for sonoma, petaluma, novato, cooler with 70s. down about 10 from concord from sunday to today but still upper 80s to near 90. antioch, brentwood, berkeley, 66. pleasanton in there. 68. windy out towards dublin. 74 san jose, that's nice. a lot of 70s on the peninsula. then south san francisco, san mateo millbrae, burlingame, 50s, 60s on the coast. too much fog. coolest day will be tuesday. and then wednesday things start to even out. thursday, friday, saturday, looks empressive for heat -- impressive for heat but it doesn't last long. >>> it's costing south bay tax payers a millio

also in southeast portions. we're going to continue to see that. watch out for showers moving down towards the south and east at 15 miles per hour. it's raining on you now but heavier showers in the next 15 minutes. same thing for marlboro. these are the thunderstorms developing between warrenton. notice the lightning associated with that one. won't be surprised if we see areas with lightning strikes. that occurred near culpepper county, too. heads up, most of us should stay on the dry side but don't be surprised to get a pretty good shower as you move through the evening hours. tomorrow morning, we wake up to warm and muggy conditions. temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70. could be some fog early in the morning. just know that when you're waking up and heading out the door. tomorrow afternoon, look what happens. around 3:00 in the afternoon, widespread scattered thunderstorms. some of these should be on the stronger side. no need to worry about these. locally heavy downpours. things start to clear out and we see the cloud cover remain but th

the building fire that happened over in southeast d.c.. and right now you're going to find outbound pennsylvania avenue in southeast closed between 10th and 12th streets. everything inbound was reopened a short time ago so again outbound pennsylvania avenue still affected by this. let's take a look now if you're planning to head on the north side of town. no problems to report on the beltway but accident investigation and activity remains here over at dennis avenue and university boulevard. so watch out for that. just outside the beltway. let's take a live look over at 270 at falls road. looking fine here. no problems as you head southbound toward the beltway leaving falls road and frederick really all the down to the point where the lanes divide. back to the maps this time we're heading over to the north side as i said no problems to report out of frederick on 270. a look now in virginia on the northbound side of i-95 looking great here in springfield. no problems on 395 to the 14th street bridge. 295 to the 11th and 66 to the roosevelt.

tracks southeast.hat is going to happen now as we get towards sunset is what we call the low level jets or are rick you can talk about that but the winds aloft are going to start intensifying so the tornadoes will increase intensity as they move southeast as the low level jets start helping them to produce more violent tornadoes as we get towards sunset and that is the bad point the next three hours. >> you are right and that will be for the next few hours until we get into the late overnight hours where it will decrease a little bit. the klahoma highway patrol is reporting numerous peoxle trapped in their cars. this is to the west of the city around the el reno he are(y they have been having to rescue people &uáz and they are reporting multiple injuries. ow are to the east of the city and last week the day before the moore, oklahoma tornado there was the shawnee tornado. how far away are you from that area that took that direct hit a week ago sunday? >> okay, more breaking news. anyway, the tornado i

so this would be southwest -- southeast facing northwest. nothing really in the northwest i got to look at. i just prefer to be sitting looking that way. >> drake's dining hall dilemma is not his only self-imposed restriction. >> i've got a specific order i do a lot of things. basically, rituals or routines. i always face my labels out, wash my hands a bunch. and i hate stepping on the cracks. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. i've been hoarding stuff since i was a kid. >> drake's perceived need to sit only facing northwest recently got him in trouble. >> he apparently was involved in an incident yesterday in the chow hall. he was taken to segregation, i believe, pending investigation. i have not received any incident reports relative to this charge. so i want to go down here and just talk to him briefly and find out what happened. so i came over as part of my investigation process to try to figure out what happened. give me your side of the story. >> um, okay. well, i didn't want to sit at any of the tables that were present

south southeast winds at six. humidity is up.ture wise, 61 in oakland, 70 dc, ocean city still has a bit of a breeze. they are at 63 degrees. once again, dewpoint this afternoon was 44. now it's up to 54. 70 rock hall, 65 belair. so with another pleasant night. not quite as cool as this morning. we have the southeast winds. they bring some moisture in. clouds increase. high clouds start building. by late in the day or tomorrow evening, a good chance we see scattered showers. already some activity to the south and west. this funnel system that's going to push off to the east in some way that will actually have pushed what is left of this tropical depression by the time it reaches that region, it will be a tropical rainstorm really. so the bulk of the rain will be offshore in the carolinas. florida will get some heavier rain. they could see some tornado activity tomorrow afternoon in north florida and south georgia. the bulk of the rain right now is actually offshore. naples has only had about a half inch of rain today. although, t

take more of a leadership role on there are lot of other countries like china, russia, thailand, southeast asia that are the biggest violators. >> unfortunately there are no easy answers but what we can do a at least raise awareness around the probable, the pervasiveness both internationally and domestically. and prosecute fully to the law. >> i don't think there's any doubt that u.s. has to take a role here but i think there's no one solution or strategy to fix this. this is truly an area that would benefit from a public-private partnership. we need the government to go in and be enforcement. we once these people come out, you need to face local communities to come around. >> and re-- not just welcome them but reintegrate them. give them other skills, educate them to have another trade. >> i spent -- some time in thailand, with my -- i was there for ten days we visited some of those programs, this is a major problem in southeast asia. we were sitting on a cafe across the street you could see all these men with these young girls, they couldn't have been more than 12 or 13 basically, preyin

with the horrible fire that happened yesterday evening in southeast.ow if you're planning to head over to the northbound side of i-95, want the warn you that there's an accident this one just reported in lorton along the left side of the roadway. and then it's going to be slow as you travel through springfield i'm going to have step out and show you what it looks like live. i believe from our sky 9 and this is the inner loop of the beltway at braddock road in the express lanes an accident just moved to the left shoulder. on the northbound side of 495 again this is at braddock road. back to the maps this time to the north side of town. where there's ongoing accident investigation from overnight happened at 2:45 on the eastbound side of university boulevard over at den necessary avenue. those lanes are still blocked. the beltway is not affected things look good college park into silver spring. a look from the cameras on the southbound side of 270. the brake lights are going to begin continuing to 121 and pace improves then into jermantown. back to you gu

check out these flames they consumed the hard ware store on pennsylvania avenue southeast. firefighters have been on the scene for the last five hournot going home any time soon. ken has been at the scene all evening as well he joins us with the latest. >> reporter: yeah, derek, what we saw was absolutely amazing this fire burnt long and hot. the good news here is that there was no one inside, it was heard two firefighters received minor injuries but we understand they will be okay. we will get into the details in just a second i want to bring in dc mayor vince grey. we were talking about this hard ware store and the institution it is for folks here. how painful do you think it is to see this store burnt to a crisp the way it did. >> just incredibly painful it is an institution on capital hill, an institution in our city. been here 93 years i can't even count the number of times people have said they were going here because of some particular hard ware item, they want to purchase. it is difficult to turn around and see the condition of this building at this stage. i hope th

i know the people out in the southeast corridor are excited. so thank you very much for your time and opportunity >> any further public comment? >> seeing none, public comment closed. >> yes, i'm in favor of amendment the document. i'm not to make a motion >> i have a question that was stated that we remain with 16 hundred units so someone would say that the units would be less dense to make them workout is that true? >> the increase in density is about a one hundred units no total and the explanation for why this 16 hundred actually are shifted into that site is the small portion of the d area was originally part of the first phase and subsequently moved into the second phase. >> oh. okay. so your unit count is 17 hundred? >> no, the unit count will be lower then that. >> for the record the eir phase one eir analyzed 16 hundred units now it is part of phase two. fees one is a smaller area now they're only building 15 unit and about 2 add and 50 of those are affordable units. their building far fewer units and the increased density is to bring

that is the very latest from southeast. jess, andrea, back to you. >>> dc police were very busy southeast last night. they are looking for the people responsible for another early morning shooting, this one on savannah street. officers arrived to find a man who had been shot in the legs. witnesses told police they saw two suspects running away from the shooting headed toward congress street. >>> a deck collapse in st. mary's county yesterday afternoon in hollywood, maryland. a 55-year-old woman was flown to prince george's shock trauma center. two others were taken by ambulance to the hospital. we don't have further details on their conditions. >>> investors are bracing for a potential shift in federal reserve policy of the central bankers are expected to discuss the future of their bond buying stimulus program at a meeting this week. ben bernancke has said any decision will depend on how the economy is doing. he will speak at a press conference wednesday. most are hoping he will provide clues on when the central bank will

parts of the southeast and west locally heavy downpours. temperature wise it will be a hot day across parts of southeast across texas 90 widespread dallas and san antonio. el paso 102 degrees 108 in phoenix. we are looking at temperatures today across northeast relatively warm will you it will be cooler. >> thanks so much maria. a fox business alert all eyes on the federal reserve this week as wall street waits to see if ben bernanke will keep interest rates low and continue to fed stimulus programs. lauren simonetti joins us with more. they wrap up that meeting on wednesday. ben bernanke says the fed could tighten their monetary policy as well as interest rates incoming months. the dow down 3 percent since he said that. >> i am hearing they should focus on healthcare with obama care. >> with this new healthcare law man knee temperaturcompanies ar back on jobs. those who specialize in overhaul, hospital mergers reimbursement all of these things as we struggle as things kick in next year. >> if you went to the movies this weekend you might c

the actual center of low pressure is right there into southeast georgia and as the ase pressure to therth and east, should pass to the south and east later today. today. we are going to be on the th northwest side of the system. sm that bottom line means thats we're going to be on the rainy i side of things, we could be expecting a couple of inches ofe rain. you can see the heavy rainn pushing into north carolina. cao one more issue i want to point t out it's moving at 17 miles perr hour. this one will be moving on out and should be out of here by 9:00, 10:00 tonight.10:00 ton rain potential, how much are wee talking about? about? we're right in the bull's eye, 2-4 inches, right along the prince george's county and anne arundel county as you get downon to southern maryland, and 2-4 inches of rain. rains, thunderstorms in the forecast as well. flash-flood watches, and windssd not such a big factor, it will i be windy out of the south at 5-15. 67, we should clear and the rain should stop by 9:00,9:00, 10:00 tonight. there's at cue weather sevenen day. 75, 80 today, we are going to to hav

the edge of the downpour has moved across the city to the southeast. now there is heavy rain falling across the city. there is the edge of this heavy rains are as it pushes across the city. notice how brown features are obscured by the heavy rain. the doctor radar shows if right now. the the -- notice how the ground features are obscured by the heavy rain. the heavy radar shows it right now. the high and low at reagan national is 86-73. at reagan national. cooled off a bid by a brief shower. but still 88 in manassass. 86 in culpepper. the measure of the dewpoint gives you the moisture measurement of the air. temperature in a cozy it really starts to feel he made. that will be the story tomorrow. you might be able to make out a cloud band featured as a weak system starts to go through the atmosphere. tomorrow, an area of low pressure will start to move along that line. a trough of low pressure. a little bit of instability. , we should start to turn clearer and less humid. partly cloudy overnight. sunny and warm and humid, mid to upper 80's. showers and

to go a for-alarm blaze southeast last night. it took 200 firefighters seven hours to get the blaze under control. >> tragic outcome. the outcome of not having more property damage is a testament to the skills and dedication and how hard they worked. owner believed the fire started in an area that umberined love . there is hope they will rebuild. asnothing has ever gotten down before, and this will not get us down. we have to put everything in order right now and see where we are and go from there. they are assisting in the investigation. that process is expected to take five days. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> a d.c. council hearing today on the bill that would allow people living in the city illegally to still get driver's licenses. the legislation calls for acenses to include it is not form of federal identification. activists protested outside the wilson building area they are calling for a standard license, regardless of status. >> the d.c. residents in this community. >> today was the first official hearing at the transpo

all of this rain -- all of little chunk of this -- a little chunk of this energy will move southeast. he major headlines will come out of the gulf of mexico for the next few days. hurricane centers have been watching this area of low pressure for three or four days. it did explode some thunderstorms overnight, but it did not become better organized. the center of circulation is outside the thunderstorm complex. when it wraps around the center, that is when you know it will take off. it was not upgraded to a tropical depression. if it does become a tropical storm, its name would be andre up. that the first name on the list. whether it becomes a tropical storm or not, most computer models take the storm and our direction. we have charted a few of these tropical models. there are a few of them that take it back into new orleans. those are outliers. most of the computer guidance exit into the east atlantic region. the consensus is it can come across florida tomorrow and up the southeast coast and maybe visit us in maryland to start the weekend. whether it is tropical in nature will not ma

. >> it is moving southeast at only 20 miles per hour. looking at radar, you see the boxes that keep popping up p. i kept the tornado warning boxes on this radar. that's what you are seeing flashing across the streen there. you see flashing across oklahoma city, which at one point was under this tornado warning. you can see there is moore, oklahoma. and it has been in and out of these tornado warnings for the last half hour to 45 minutes. and the one right over moore right now that extends east across i-40, which is that highway that was shut down. it is in effect until 88:30. but not only is it for the possibility of these tornadoes that this entire thunder storm has been producing tornadoes for the past several hours from that town el reno, this is how long it has been taking to move south to east. a very, very slow process. but within niece storms, not only to they have potential of touching down tornado but there are reports of 80 mile per hour wind gust. straight line wind gusts. tennis ball to softball sized hail also reported along

with that why don't we go to our southeast neighborhood represented by supervisor cohen. >> okay. today ladies and gentlemen i'm honored to recognize a fantastic gentleman, he goes by san a. c'mon up. today for asian pacific heritage month we are going to be honoring this young youthful man. he is a friend of mine. i have been friends with him for four years. first in the asian community when he was playing his you you -- he'll be graduating next thursday. san an is a son of a person in the community. he plays music before plays sports and he is a very talented and gifted musician. thank you for joining us today. i want to invite you all to listen to a few of his beautiful melodies. he brought his you you -- instrument.♪ >> [ applause ] . he's deeply rooted in the samoan culture. he represented island pride everywhere he goes. it's just a privilege to stand before you in this chamber as my friend and to recognize you. why don't you give us a couple of brief moments of your thoughts. >> i'm just very grateful to be here and i want to thank you for that and i want to thank my dad be

this is the most poor country in southeast asia. there is no running water or electricity. the average child goes to school here for four years. she has started sending her 13 year-old son. >> i dream of having a better life. right now i am is struggling to make a living. i want to escape poverty. >> burma actually has a huge rooms for growth. grow fast.ll need to for that to happen they need more of this. manufacturing and multinational branding, like coca-cola opening their 16th branch here. to show that infrastructure and training -- for the company, this is a problem with a big reward. theheare doing business in a developing country. upon a have embarked journey to eventually bring itself back into the world community. excited, for the potential of 64 million markets. >> not everyone is happy to come here because this is a frontier market. there is an opportunity but a lot of risk. was athe 1950's this shining example of economic growth in asia, and it could be again. international businesses will want to see reforms continue with an end to social unrest before they all

i'm speaking on behalf of the southeast community commission. president kennedy wouldn't be here today. we've having had a discussion and there will be a formal letter coming to the commission to move forward with the planning and design engineering contract for the southeast

a separate system in the southeast causing rain and showers and storms. this is the system back in the gulf of mexico that has prompted the hurricane center to call this andrea. it's kind of difficult for us. stormed the home is a big area of precip. it's going to be heavy rain and the possibility of tornadoes tomorrow. 81 in rockville. 76 in fairfax. looking at 80 in college park. and 77 in waldorf. a yellow alert day for friday. we're okay tomorrow. friday, a different story. on saturday, not bad. upper -- we'll say mid-80s. isolated storm possible. that's okay. the bulk of the day will be fine. sunday, bulk of the day fine. isolated shower possible. low 90s on monday and tuesday. a few storms and then nice next wednesday with temperatures back in the mid-80s. remember, go to our website, wusa9.com and sign up for first alert weather call. it's good stuff. 24/7. we won't waste your time. pick the warnings that you want to be notified. and it's a pretty darn good service. it is tried and true. let's say that. >> yes, it is. i signed up during the last br