. >> a bit of leftover summertime tomorrow. are hanging on to the end of summer. >> outside, here is what is on in and around us. i had a blog about how much rain falling from isaac. we almost made it to 90 degrees. now, 79 degrees. have you noticed? yes, ragweed is out there. 28 is the high pollen. there is a tropical rainstorm isaac. in thethese are way out atlantic, so when you hear the names, they will be nothing to worry about. away from the united states. as all of the from themoisture hurricane. part of themiddle country. the 90's.es in here is the last 24 hours. spinning around, finally moving. all of that moisture will be coming our way as we get late the weekend. meantime, a few clouds out there. tomorrow only about degrees around the washington area. as we go through the day, a bit more to the , humidity increases a bit. look at the temperatures. be close to 95 degrees of sunshine.t it will still feel like summertime. toe of the moister begins but i do not think impact untilany monday.r you have things to do, the i w

what is your favorite summertime snack? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> it looks pretty good. if you travel along york road, we have some closures near lincoln street because of some road work. looking good on the major roadways. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. monument street over towards patterson park, the sinkhole of repair is happening. 83 southbound, 65 miles per hour. 63 traveling south at 97 and 100. here's a quick live look at traffic. we may have some police activity in the southbound direction of 95 at $0 street. this is the beltway at baltimore national pike. the west side is building as you travel down from 70 down towards edmondson. pauthat is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> our big story today is michael phelps. >> he became the first man to threepeat gold in any event in olympics history. >> jennifer franciotti is live. good morning. >> he has 20 metals to his title. plans are in the works for an olym

is summertime. is a bit of lightning.ve had a pretty dry weather, here is another area of rain coming through county and spots like culpeper. over a half inch of rain today. overnight we will see the temperatures into tomorrow morning only drop into the mid 70's. i will tell you about august 1 i you in a few minutes. growing after a partial building collapsed and the northwest washington. home was damaged during the earthquake last august and the fire escape on the porch began to collapse following the rain. neighbor saw it and called police. >> me and a friend were in the -- the coffee shop. we saw it all falling down. we do this was going to happen. >> nobody was inside the home. for the time being, the street has been closed. >> police have released surveillance video of the of the mother of cal ripken, jr.. the man you see there is wanted the armed kidnapping last week. blindfolded her and drove her was eventually found unharmed in her car the next day. >> police are on the lookout for somebody peeping at women and gi

what is your favorite summertime snack? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> only about five months out of the year they are perfect. >> that is why it teaches special for summer. a nice paperweight. >> i have a big stack of papers over here and i need a big one. >> the july jobs report is coming out this morning. >> a slight mixup over washington, d.c. >> officials for a volkswagen are looking for employees with specific types of former jobs. a lack of experience is welcome. >> it will be another sticky day. i finish my journey through taekwondo. >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:12. 78 degrees downtown at the maryland science center. you can see a little bit of haze and that is the humidity building in. we'll get to the forecast in just a little bit. the salt i was loading the different kicks -- you saw i was learning the different cakes. my final challenge was breaking a board in half. i thought it was a good idea to practice on something so

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memphis, you're a little warmer today, but still nice by summertime standards at 89. oklahoma city will take 87. looks like a quiet week around the lower 48. all eyes on that tropical development. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> well, coming up, a good day for apple. a facebook insider unloads. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus, things get serious for comedian rosie o'donnell after a recent brush with the law. >>> coming up, historic data for nationals. another injury for michael vick. a little leaguer with a big game. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. president obama is warning syria he would consider using force if the assad regime uses or even moves chemical weapons around. >>> triple-a has released its labor day travel forecast. it says the economy and gas prices are doing nothing to stop 33 million americans from planning to drive more than 50 miles to get to their vacation. that's nearly 3% up from last year. >>> well, nasa is moving ahead with plans to send mother

we are looking at a hot weekend, pretty typical of a summertime weekend. we'll start with ernesto.re's another one behind this one that could become florence over the weekend. it's getting busy in the tropics. land fall could be as early as tuesday evening. right now, the national hurricane center keeps it a category 1 with 85-mile-an-hour winds. it does turn it into a hurricane monday afternoon or evening. we'll track this for you all weekend. the high was 96. dew point is 73. that's not good when dew points are in the 70's. just can't get cool at night. going to be hot this weekend. you'll need your shades. but afternoon storms, a few. some will be heavy. a few could be severe. you may even need your umbrella on monday. a cold front approaches on monday. don't get all excited about temperatures but it will give us a better chance for widespread shower and thunderstorm activity. overnight, we'll stay partly cloudy, lows in the 70's, winds at about five to ten. tomorrow, partly cloudy, 72 to 93 by lunchtime. air quality goes back to the moderate range. by afternoon, partly cloudy a

the good ma lee they play -- you play over in berry farms during the summertime and you have some of the biggest names from the area. tell us how the league got started. you have kevin durant and a lot of big name nba stars to come and play in this league outdoors in the summertime. how did it get started. we got started in '77 by some local guys that were working in parks and recreation that kept a lot of us out of trouble. same thing i'm trying to do. they retired when they got out of the military. i'm trying to do what they did for us in those days. it's worse than back then. the league just took off once gilbert and durant and these guys started coming it play. it's so good because the kids don't have enough money to go to a game, touch a guy of that superstar status like durant and them up close and personal so i'm real glad gilbert's come back to play in the game, as well. so i'm very pleased with the goodman league started from and where it is today. >> one of the things the you mentioned was that given the young people something to do and being able to see these nba players u

. >> some a typical summertime weather. a fellow of clouds and literature some '60s and '70s, we even had some showers today. defect on storm tracker 4, were you see the green, that is the rain. for the heavy rain into this year, a lot of thunderstorms. if they come out and start for tomorrow. and will get some sunshine into the afternoon and it will be warmer. to begin >> thousands attended the bart fans all possible today. 50 artists are expected to the form. >> dozens of groups that volunteer boats. >> oklahoma's fighting more than a half-dozen lawyers. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week get whole seedless watermelons fresh off the farm for only $2.98 each. skip the warehouse. 24 rolls of charmin are just $11.99. and kellogg's frosted flakes are a buck 88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>vicki

. >> the cool thing about this, perfect dish for summertime. cool thing is the marinade part of it, which is what we start with right here. so, we've got -- this is garlic that's roasted in the husk. and after about ten minutes in it there, it will get soft, black spots in places. once it cools down, you can peel that little -- >> jimmy: you roast it in the oven or the pan here? >> no, in the pan, because it gets the brown spots. i have that, a couple of chiles. it's a lot of garlic and a lot of the green chile. >> smells good. >> take this and this and juice that. i'm going to pour more lime juice, but we need a little bit more. because this is a marinade. >> jimmy: in there? >> oh, you got it right. most people don't do it that way. >> jimmy: i drink a lot of -- >> i think i've opened up something here. i know something more about you. and a bunch of salt goes in. this is a marinade, a flavoring we're going to use there. >> jimmy: thomas, you just stand there. >> you are doing really great right now. >> at what point do we put in the tuna? >>

not a bad back-up, things are starting to change from the summertime pattern in the south bay, northill looking good under 80 and one 01 so far -- under 880 and 101, so far fine. >>> breaking news from afghanistan, 11 americans killed. we'll have details. >>> also, latest from wall street trading underway. facebook is in the spotlight live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. dow up two points. >>> first, fighting west nile virus the setback here at home and the rush to stop the virus across the country. >>> dressing room discovery at a popular retailer creating concern for some california shoppers. yeyey)y$or >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> welcome back. we still have microclimates, 60s coast, 90s east bay valleys. you can see moisture in the lower right hand part of your screen, southern california prime for a few thunderstorms today, 107 palm springs, tomorrow best chance, those will tape neither weekend around tahoe appear yosemite near 80 tahoe, mid 90s yosemite. chance of rare thunderstorms around l.a. and san diego tomorrow tho

. >>> hopes for a calm -- hoping for a calm summertime commute, here is sharon gibala. >> not so bad. we have a disabled vehicle on the outer loop of the beltway at 295. we still have that report of a vehicle fire. we have speeds over all looking nice on all the major roadways. lots of 60s out there. if you're traveling on northbound 136 at line road there's a report of debris there. speeds averaging 61 and 59 on the top and west side of the beltway. there's a look at 83 at york road. this traffic report is bought to you by your toyota dealer. now is the time to make the jump to toyota and see how many ways there are to save when you buy right. back over to you. >>> let's go right to the ron ster. ron matz. good morning. >> reporter: were -- we're doing great. happy monday to you. a couple quick announcements. the manic monday dance card is getting very full as we approach the fall. i'm trying to get everybody in. we do have one opening, that's a week from today, august 13th. if you've always wait a -- wanted to do manic monday, that will be the week to do it. get in touch with me or

slow approaching 980 because of debris, 580 good alternate, great here at the bay bridge toll, summertimeght. no problems either across the san mateo bridge just slowing in san jose north 101 because of an accident at mckey in the center divide. >>> 6:20. >>> a swimming pool shocker at the summer games. the cal bear who is bringing home the gold for team u.s.a.. >>> he's giants' new you can seeÑ/&Ñfñ!ñx1q1q >>> this afternoon the giants will try to gain a split in their four game series again the mets. last night the fans welcomed hunter with a standing ovation cain struggled but kept the giants in the game. giants deficit 2-opposey stacked 14th homer of the season to make it 2-1. giants couldn't get closer they lost. zito will start the finale first pitch 12:45. >>> this morning uc berkeley celebrating one of the most dramatic races in olympic history. he shocked himself and the favorite australian by winning the 100 meter freestyle. pause for drama, by 1/100 of a second. it is adrian's first individual gold. he joins former cal star who was the last american to win the event at south ko

summertime is over and the living is dead. and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you, where you can be what you are. walking water. that gently laps. i have come to you th

. >> words of warning for summertime drivers -- get ready to be schooled about speeding. >> nobody wants to get a $40 ticket in the mail. >> our roadways will look much different on monday, when prince george's county schools will reopen. >> slowdown when you come around here. >> schools on speed cameras will be reactivated. >> nobody should be zooming in school funds. that is not acceptable. >> prince george's has 56 cameras and 60 more are to be set up in october. there's a great debate about these devices. some people feel they are revenue generators and other city are a vital safety tool. they do seem to be effective. >> police issued -- she says she knows from experience. >> i have gotten tickets from a before so i know they're working. >> but the program does have its critics. >> i think they are extreme. >> but tickets are brought in more than $5 million last year. this man believes it's about making money, not safety. >> i respect it, but do i think they're going overboard? i think a little bit. >> school is in and so are the cameras. >> we always tell drivers to slow down. >> it

he looked around and it was summertime and he said this looks just like ireland. then came winter. [laughter] and he said, oh, crop. but they made a go of it. and lots of immigrants came in those years. this town has lots of immigrants. there were colons, kennedy's, its urals, holy res, fagins, ryan's. we all made a go of it. we all raised their families here. we are fifth generation janesville, wisconsin natives. [cheers and applause] and it is not a unique story. it is the american story. the reason our family came here and the reason everybody else's family came here is because of what this country stands for. america is not just a piece of geography. it is an idea. [cheers and applause] it is the only country founded on an idea. and that idea is precious. that idea -- please, have a seat. i don't make you stand the whole time. [laughter] thank you. that idea is so precious. we believe in free speech. [chanting] that is the idea. that is right. >> usa! usa! >> thank you. thank you. awesome. [cheers and applause] it sounds like we just went to state, doesn't it? you know, we thin

unexpected twists coulddput a bump in your summertime fun.ahar taktehchian, editor-at-large for shape magazine gives us some fast fixes for common summer ailments. been in the hot sun all day long and look like a lobster? takhtehchian says, "pop an ibuprofen that's going to help with the inflammation and it's going to help ease any throbbing you're experiencing. and a great at-home remedy is very easy. you add corn starch to water, 1 tablespoon of each, and put this right on the burn for ten minutes and you're going to notice that there is immediateey some soothing." feeling itchy after your nature hike? don't let poison ivy ruin the rest of your summer days. get the residue off your skin first swine flu... hits maryl. maryland.how mann people haae been affected, so far ... by a strain of the disease. disease. 3 3 when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. that's why i like nutella. mom, what's the capital of west virginia? charleston. nutella is a delicious hazelnut spread my whole family loves. mom,

put it were your favorite pound cake or ice cream, a great dessert for summertime. >> reporting for abc2 news. >> love it. now with that we need dessert. here's a birthday surprise, not for the scwee mish. this is mish -- squeamish. monte the python. everybody enjoyed the special activities, including the four-day fun. so happy birthday, aquarium, and keep it right here on abc2 when wyatt everhart will be doing a snorkel dive. all right. let's go outside right now. here we are looking at the weather at 6:22 and we'll be right back. >>> i know this is your first year involved with the drive, but you guys are all about kids at celebree. >> we are. we have the mission to educate and nurture. >> all over, where are you located? >> 20 areas through out baltimore. >> what age. >> section weeks, baby, babies, after school programs. our mission is to make sure these little ones are prepared to enter kindergarten. that's why the drive was so important. >> got an open house coming up. >> we do, this saturday between 10:00 and 1:00. it's our big drive. each child who enrolls will receive a brad new

the coast remains cool in the remains warm and that the summertime in a nutshell.assets fell expects westerlies and i tomorrow at 73. lax '90s. rain in chicago and 70 degrees. new york city looks a ok. 49 in santa rosa and the low. 86 at santa clara 83 at milpitas in east bay 101 brentwood. 96 fairfield. 89 at napa. for san francisco a hive 67. sonoma up to 87. extended forecast rhee cool it down midweek. we might get the in the numbers back below 90 degrees and a warm weekend ahead. >>> it was 90 degrees at 9:00 p.m.. near sacramento. >>> after the break the games are over fare well thoughts from london and 2012 olympics. >>> a fortnight to remember the london olympics are now closed cbs reporter mark phillips looks at the big winners at the 2012 games. >>> the stars came out at the end of the game's britain's distance runner who won the 10,000 m when the 5,000 m as well. his small but signature rivals the bolt the game's biggest are one not trade? jamaica's pusan boat anchors his team in the showdown with the west and the four by 100 relay, nobody can strike like

going to feel like summertime and rather humid. might get storms on tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday, looking like it will be in the 80s and morning lows 60s. pleasant pattern coming up next week. >> bring the poncho to the game, the rain poncho. >> or an umbrella. >> we need the rain also too. >> we do. looks like a good chance today. >> all right, tom. thanks. >>> all eyes will be on fedex field today as the redskins take on the indianapolis colts. it will be the battle of newly drafted quarterbacks as robert griffin iii squares off against andrew luck. >> both teams commemorating the highly hyped matchup. selling t-shirts for $35. it's preseason, folks. as for the game later today, lou holder has the preview. >> good morning, everyone. >>> a 4:00 p.m. start for the redskins this afternoon as they host the colts. not playing for the home team, cory licktensteiger and orakpho. the key matchup at the quarterback position. number one draft pick overall for the colts, andrew luck, and the number two overall draft pick, robert griffin iii for the skins. a hyp

some lightning strikes and hear a rumble of thunder so we are definitely concerned always in the summertimeso in particular north of the lake tahoe basin. today in pacifica, a little warmer with partial afternoon clearing. look for low 70s in oakland today. out over the hills warming up into the mid-80s. it's clear now in fairfield. should be a pretty good-looking day there. closer into the bay we're are talking mid-60s game time for the athletics today with 70 at 4:00 this afternoon and temperatures today will range from near 60 at our coast to 83 in livermore. down by the monterey bay. looking good there burks it's going to be a couple hours until you will see that sun. today pretty nice out there. warmer tomorrow. a good degree of warm right on through the middle of the week. and then getting hot toward the end of the week. >> what about those traveling to southern california? what can you expected. >> it's getting warm. you've only asked me that three times on on the air and about tn times off the air. i told you, upper 80s to about 90s there. anything else? >> yeah. not that you would

model todd akin got some unwanted attention when he weighed in on everyone's favorite lighthearted summertimeic, abortion for rape victims. jim -- >> if an abortion could be considered in the case of save a 2, tube balance pregnancy what about in the case of rape. >> first of all from what i understand from doctors that is really rare, if it is a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down. >> stephen: now, i it has caused some controversy but all he is saying is that there are an actual legitimate by the book sexual assault the -- and i don't want to use a testicle here, susie has a natural defense mechanism, the same way a doug dollar fir threatens its bark when attacked by a japanese pine beetle, so all akin is saying here is, you know, actually, i don't want to take credit for his favorite stand, let me put his face over mine for this. all he is saying is, the female body shuts that whole thing down to prevent a pregnancy during a legitimate rape, therefore, any woman who gets pregnant wasn't really raped. thanks, jim. a straight shooter. of course, one

. >> overall, it's to get students, get them into a program during the summertime, get them off the streets and teach them things about local government and the things that we do. >> reporter: it's a golden opportunity to expand students' horizons and learning about animals. students are receiving a well rounded education and loving it. >> i think this program is really good because it provides teens with a productive summer. >> i really enjoy going to pat son park where we pulled out the weeds. >> reporter: so thanks to his hands-on learning program students cannen joy keeping the environment clean for the future. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> the youth program runs four weeks in the summer. >>> i'm meteorologist wyatt everhart. we're off to another cloudy afternoon. there has been some sunshine, mainly north and west. there has been sun and it has been hotter with the sunshine coming out. 88 degrees right now and let's take a look at some of our weather in motion. this was a cloudy scenario just about all day. for the sunshine coming out at the end of the day in baltimore. in mt. airy cl

reason it is so bad, the winter wasn't cold enough to keep mosquitoes from breeding it is now a summertime threat. >> the people who tend to get this worse are people who are 50 and older, healthy, active spending a lot of time outside. theoung seem to handle this >> reporter: in dallas where more than a dozen have died they are about to attack from the air. in north carolina on the ground trucks spraying toxic clouds some worry might be more dangerous than the virus. experts say the best way to fight the bite, is to avoid being outside at dusk and dawn use insect repellents, cover exposed skin and don't let standing water stand around. 80% of people who get west nile won't have symptoms. one out of every 150 will have neurologic problems, those are the cases that worry doctors. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> already seeing clearing flight arrival delays over at sfo, warmer weather on the way temporarily for today, i'll update you on chances of thunderstorms for the weekend. >>> study out today that finds surprising results about pregnant women and the risk of undergoing chemother

typical summertime dog day affair. that's it for redskins training camp. >> this is the verison sports desk with dave ross. >> hi, i'm lindsey murphy. day five of camp is in the books. fullback will win two. mike shanahan does not think it's serious. jamal brown had his mri today. did dave ross sabotage me, by the way? taking a big hit less than a week into training camp. jamal brown has a lingering hip issue. corey underwent a minor sewer on his knee. he is out until the season opener. the redskins brought in jordan plaque, number 60, luring him to the pool. >> to be honest, ifect expecting a phone call. a lot of me is new and i could play. i'm thrilled to become a normal person again, i'm a little under weight right now, but i can put the weight back on. >> somebody feed him. the redskins secondary gent went to makeover this season. along with josh wilson. the safety position full of new faces. free agents, ma due wilson, they will compete. the ron landry left. here's d. hall on the dbacks. >> we have a secondary ful

here are some essentials for summertime. tweezers, and don't forget them. they are the safest way to remove a splinter or a kick. disinfect them well before and after each use. don't forget hydrocortisone cream. for bug bites consider carrying small packets of 1% hydrocortisone cream. it provides quick relief from itching. and sanitizer and gloves. if you were a friend gets injured on the go you do not want to attend to their wound with dirty hands. sanitize our hands and then slip on your gloves and then sanitize again. don't forget aspirin and acetaminophen and ibuprofen. don't give aspirin to anyone under age 18 because of the danger of rise syndrome. sterilized water or sailing to flush out eyes, allergy medications, people aboard supplies waterproof in a bag. >> new f five, we have the new school year starting and the new debate over how to grade california schools. lawmakers are looking to improve the current system >> right now the current thinking is that there's such an emphasis on standardized tests teachers feel compelled to teach for the test. w

we have the typical summertime pattern. here is a little more westerly breeze. fog, sun, cool for some. that fog is not going anywhere. continues to hang out there. 60s, 70s, and 80s. walnut creek 91. danville 90. hayward 75. livermore 93. they were 95 yesterday. san jose 84. same for santa clara. 87 saratoga. a lot of fog on the coast. a lot of 60s in the city. 70s or mainly low 80s on the peninsula. not much as changed. one or two degrees warmer in the inland areas. >>> 5:09 is the time. overnight a scare at another batman showing in florida. what sent people running from the movie theater. >> also a midair bird strike. what happened? huge dent and a big hole in a 737 right there. >> northbound 280 traffic downtown san jose not too bad. we'll tell you spots that are already getting a little slow. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you

now we are still in august, it is still our summertime pattern and the pardon me up will be on way as we go from wednesday to thursday. it will be a gradual change. by the end of the week, we are flirting with the upper 80 to near 90-degree mark by saturday. monika. >>> if you are beginning to get up and getting ready to send your kids out to school, things look great outside. no problems along i-95. into springfield and on to 35 to the 14th street bridge, this is a good indication of what it looks like across the potomac and the river crossings. they are all incident free and very light this machine morning. this time we are heading into the downtown area, 30 tomorrow mack and river crossings are fine. new york avenue, bw parkway, route 5, they all look fine. here at the american legion bridge looking good between 270, the bridge span, tyson's corn and all the way down into springfield. mike? >>> over the next two weeks or so, school is going to be back in session in dc, virginia and maryland. now it is time for parents to get their kids off the summer schedule and back into the scho

. >> words of warning for summertime drivers. >> get ready to be schooled about speeding. >> nobody wants to see a $40 ticket in the mail. >> roadways will look different on monday when schools reopened. they will slow down next time they come around. >> and the speed cameras will be reactivated. >> nobody should be resuming the in the schools sounds. >> 16 more are to be set up in october. there's a great debate about the devices. some say their revenue generators others say they are a vital safety tool. they do seem to be effective. >> police issued 399,000 tickets during the 2012 school year. >> i'm pretty sure they work out. >> i know they are going to be working. >> the program does have its critics. >> i think it's extreme. >> the ticketing brought more than $5 million into the county. but some believe it's about making money and not safety. >> i respected but do i think they're going overboard? a little bit. >> school is in and so are the cameras. >> it is hoped all of this will ask -- will keep school kids safe. >> and attack near the eastern market -- a man at after an attack in

even before the summertime deals come out or should you wait like maybe in the -- at the end of the school year in may or in june or july or something like that? if you find a good deal, take it. nothing says that you have to start back-to-school shopping end of july, early august. if you find a great deal, take it. even with clothing, there are going to be stores that have sales on short-sleed shirts, blouses, things that you know your kids are going to use and need so go ahead and do that. sometimes trying to group everything all in at one time shoots the price up. >> so a lot of planning. so is there any strategy as far as budgeting for this well in advance? >> yeah. have a budget. go in and say, i'm not going to spend $600. we're not going to buy all these trendy things. this i my budget. stick to it. >> any other advice for parents getting ready? >> keep your head down, keep your plan together. nothing trendy unless they keep the trapper keeper back, my favorite. >> stick to the game plan, have a list, stick to it shop around. thank you very much for coming in and talking with

really pretty good summertime spread today.d to the could seem look for numbers in the 60s by midday with a little bit of sunshine. we will call it partly cloudy. back home, 63 in the city, 74 fremont. we have the low 80s around livermore down by the monterey bay. we are talking about 80 in gilroy. a cooler day today. later clearing and the possibility of a thunderstorm. higher elevations of the north bay could see some cumulus buildups today. it looks like we will warm up slowly and get back to summer by the end of the week. >> welcome back. you were off last week on vacation? >> yes. >> where do meteorologists go. >> actually i went to the mountains. >> and you knew what it was going to be like when you got there. >> i had a clue, yes. >> all right. lisa, thanks a lot. in sports this afternoon the a's are back at the coliseum against the blue jays after pulling off another walk off victory, their 13th of the season. here's mike shumann with the highlights. the sports. >> the a's were busy yesterday making moves. brought up ca

but again, this is your typical summertime weather pattern. not going to be raining all day.ust a few late day storms for the weekend. better chance for thunderstorms on monday with a cold front. that is weather. let's do some traffic and get the latest from julie and see what is going o. >> on the roads right now, you will find that there is a change in the traffic pattern for those traveling the beltway here at university boulevard. the change occurred overnight. the jersey wall has been moved. so again, four lanes are maintained on the beltway but two to the left, two to the right get you by. so a change in our traffic pattern on both the outer and inner loop of the beltway that you are waking up to this were nothing. just a change. we have to get used to it. two left leap get by. two right lanes get by as you guys travel between college park and silver spring. we do have accident activity reported on the ramp. this is southbound 270 building in volume now as you travel south of 109. no problems to report continuing out towards the scales. you will find lanes are open in g

it's summertime and sometimes it's hard to get those fronts through as quickly as we'd like to get themough. 94 tomorrow, spotty thunderstorms, strong thunderstorms coming in sunday late in the day. this right here is tropical storm ernesto. movement is off to the west and it continues to do that. it's moving into the caribbean. maximum sustained winds are 50 miles per hour, still forecast eventually to become a hurricane in the central sections of the caribbean late in the week and beginning part of next week. so we'll be tracking ernesto through the week next week. 77 overnight, a warm start, muggy tomorrow afternoon, just spotty thunderstorms popping up tomorrow late day around the region, not everybody getting them. certainly not enough to cause a problem with any honey-do lists. there will be plenty of time. it will feel close to 100 with the heat index tomorrow and hopefully a little cooldown, but again late sunday some strong maybe severe thunderstorms moving through. >>> we are less than 100 days from the november election and both campaigns are kicking into high gear and also h

the one thing we can say it is summertime resident early in the windows open residents are leaving theirdoors unlocked. and bigger cities like oakland's dennis say the rise in break-ins has blamed in part on fewer police services. did way to send us a mayor chuck reed says police are keeping track of residential crime but the main priority remains life-threatening emergencies. i think that is the proper priority. but nevertheless to find out what to do about these property crimes. so they can have a discussion about the and response. he's taken the advice to protect his home he think he's a lot the screens? did weight probably now. and the pall of the place berman has launched this campaign called locker is encouraging use locker windows locked gates. reporting from san as a cps 5. the game commission has been under fire for months after by the mountain lion on an odyssey hunting trip today he got sacked cbs reporter dave brine was there when the vote came down. >>> it was a photograph of them is a game commission of them all money hunting killed in idaho that sparked the controversy in

we have a nice summertime spread of temperatures, 70s around the inner by and still find mid-80s inland. lots of clouds around for the morning then just like we saw today, low clouds already filling in across the bay this time tomorrow evening. temperatures mostly in the 50s, kind of cool for this time of year and for the afternoon, nice temperatures around san jose, 78 degrees, tri valley, not too bad, mid-80s as opposed to 90s we saw today. north bay we saw 70s and 80s, 65 around san francisco. temperatures cooling off a little bit, does not feel like august outside. in terms of temperatures as we head towards next weekend, again, it's that ocean air conditioning which is really kicking on which is good news for the america's cup, keeps the winds growing across the bay and temperatures down in our inland valley. raj, i think you brought the london weather brought with you. >> good to see you back here. >> blame the new guy. >> yeah. >> i've been carrying an umbrella everywhere i go, is that wrong? in london that's very wise. >> nice to be back. >> the game was in pennsylvania but you

it is summertime and it is hot and residents are leaving their windows open and their doors unlocked.> in bigger cities, the rise in break-ins is blamed in part on fewer police services. >> we have less capacity to deal with burglaries'. the main priority remains life- threatening emergencies >> i think that is the appropriate priority but we need to figure out what we will do about these crimes which is why we are asking the public safety committee to put it on their meeting >> for david, he is taking the advice to protect his home. do you think he should lock the door? >> probably now, is a good idea to do that. >> palo alto police have launched a new campaign called block it or lose it, essentially reminding people to walk their houses because those are easy targets. >> we are following breaking news on the peninsula. a brush fire is burning in portola valley. chopper 5 is burning chopper 5 is on the scene where is burning, we will keep an eye on the story and bring you more updates as they come in. 90 days until the election and battleground states are living up to their names. th

. >> we are at capacity for what we can do in the summertime >> james wheeler with the park is proud of what the city has to offer. swimming pools had been refurbished over the years >> is incredibly important to teach kids how to be safe from the water >> which is why abigail was so happy get $11,000 grant to give 180 kids 10 lessons each in the fall >> we have a fantastic aquatics division with robust swim lessons but we always look for opportunities to add to the programs that we have. >> maybe one of those kids will become a swimming hero in the 2016 olympics. to graduate at san francisco high school you need to pass a swimming test but it is so hard to learn in san francisco that that requirement will go away 2014. >> eating clinton free is the latest food fad. 2000 americans have a disorder caused by foods that contain gluten, a protein in wheat and other grains. not eating it has become the way to go even for those who do not have the disease. they're even restaurants cooking without wheat products. we cram a lot of over-the- counter products and for medicine cabinets but if h

say good-bye to summertime light traffic.live shot of san mateo westbound past the toll on the right for taillights heading into foster city and westbound 24 out of laugh question into orinda, delay-free -- out of -- lafayette into orrin dark delay-free. >>> when i said you could -- could watch that game here if i men in the bay area should be 10 a.m. our time, we are going to double check and make sure it is live and not tape delayed. >>> coming up, two san francisco boys going to be happy to begin 7th grade this morning. >>> the frightening situation they found themselves in this weekend and the hero they are crediting for saving their lives. >>> and the rock on mars that got a zapping. oññc?xús1@ú? >>> good morning. san francisco embarcadero area financial district buildings and ferry building we have clouds out there maybe a little mist four some of us especially around the coast and the bay we'll check in with meteorologist mike nicco and find out about weather. if you are a petaluma national the little leaguers will be

there will be daily feeding schedules when this opens summertime, 2013. >> that is a beauty, maybe a little weather in the shark tank, jamie. >> daily shark feedings. >>> kent island socked in with the low clouds. all the humidity, just an impressively humid afternoon, a few storms rolling through. we had chesapeake beach. bel air, most of the storms stayed off to the south. that allowed for things to get into the 90s. look at chesapeake beach. some of the big thunder heads rolling through. we had a severe thunderstorm over anne arundel county earlier this afternoon. maryland's most powerful radar is clear overhead. that's the good news. we had big storms rolling through. brooklyn park picked up lightning. we have storms working well to the north. again, just going to be talking about scattered showers through the course of the evening with the temperatures that will be running into the 80s, just a muggy field. 80 in the city, 90 in d.c. easton checking in around 90 degrees. so humidity in place. dew points running well into the 70s. 72-degree dew point making that feel like it's 85.

reason it is so bad, the winter wasn't cold enough to keep mosquitoes from breeding it is now a summertimehreat. >> the people who tend to get this worse are people who are 50 and older, healthy, active spending a lot of time outside. the young seem to handle this >> reporter: in dallas where more than a dozen have died they are about to attack from the air. in north carolina on the ground trucks spraying toxic clouds some worry might be more dangerous than the virus. experts say the best way to fight the bite, is to avoid being outside at dusk and dawn use insect repellents, cover exposed skin and don't let standing water stand around. 80% of people who get west nile won't have symptoms. one out of every 150 will have neurologic problems, those are the cases that worry doctors. scott goldberg, abc news, new york. >>> already seeing clearing flight arrival delays over at sfo, warmer weather on the way temporarily for today, i'll update you on chances of thunderstorms for the weekend. >>> study out today that finds surprising results about pregnant women and the risk of undergoing chemother

precipitation for us but the area of low pressure continues to enhance the marine layer so we're stuck in a summertime weather pattern. wrapping around the san mateo coast as well. fifties and sixties that the beaches. 81 degrees in sunnyvale, still below average in san jose in the upper seventies. brentwood, very close to normal for this time. 87 degrees throughout most portions of the tri valley. low sixties in san francisco when we should be around 65 degrees. on friday is a benign weather pattern and then the area of low pressure just moves out allowing high pressure resulting in warmer conditions and will be slightly above normal heading towards labour day and a holiday just a couple of weeks away. >> it is a story we have been giggling about all day. for britain's prince harry, what happened in las vegas did not stay there. tabloids are splashing these photos of the prince party in and to photo show him naked after losing a game of strip billiards. what were you thinking? the royal family is asking the media to respect his privacy since he was not in public. the prince has been on his best behav

it will make today i think close to perfect for late summertime weather. it should be nice and dry. warming trend as we get into the weekend but lots of sunshine for the next several days. high pressure keeps us nice and dry. back into the low 90s by saturday. the thunderstorms you see on sunday, that could be the remnants of isaac. it would be the remnants. we would not be dealing with a tropical storm or hurricane here. we could see some showers and thunderstorms. there could be plenty of moisture available depending on the exact track of what is left over of isaac over the next couple of days. >> thank you, tucker. there are four of us here now so you know what that means. >> it is time for ask tony and tucker. i'm still not used to the name. this is the segment where tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your questions, weather-related or otherwise. today's question is a timely one. it comes from karen smith in waldorf, maryland. she writes in part, why during events such as hurricane isaac when all the governors, mayors are telling everyone to get out of town

this week it's going to feel like typical summertime weather around here with the low clouds and fog,retty good stiff sea breeze wednesday and thursday near the coast, and quite comfortable inland by mid-week with inland temperatures in the mid-to-low 80s. >> ama: thank you, leigh. shu hires and talking little league. >> mike: i'm just the messenger. i love the heroes from petaluma took it on the chin. tennessee scored four times in the last inning to hand the petaluma team their first loss in >> mike: the beauty of the little league world series it's double elimination. petaluma suffered their first loss at the hands of tennessee. two rounds score on pass balls in the first inning and tennessee, early 2-0 lead but petaluma ties it up. then smith drives a solo shot. second of the world series. tennessee regained the lead in the second. brown with an infield single. jake rut ger scores. now 5-3 tennessee. brandis, deep to left center. his first home run. 5-4. petpetaluma would tie it up bute final inning tennessee knocked in two runs. petaluma loses 9-6 and play new jersey tomorrow in

. >> peak summertime, and the italian beaches are nearly empty.t seems the good times are over, and those who have money despite thespending as much. >> wages have gone down, expenses have risen, and if the price of food goes up, soon, the coast will be a luxury. >> swimming areas are only half full because families are facing big difficulties. >> 10 euros a day on a parasol and lounger. this man and his wife had been managing this resort for many years. it is a family business with 70 employees. he is feeling the pinch but still expects to attract customers. >> people who used to go to the maldives will stay in italy, and people will come here over more expensive places. the customers will still be there. >> he adjusted to the crisis. >> we have a we can offer. if you pay for friday and saturday, sunday is free. >> but these stop flights to and the few remaining customers away. leaseholders are striking in reaction to an eu decree, which threatens a rise in contract prices after the current ones run out in 2015. it will hit all of europe. vincenz