sun, right? and you might say, wow, it feels-- i can feel the hotness because the sun has got such a high temperature, but you know what gang? i can bring you to welding shops wherein the welding, the torches of some of those flames are hotter than the surface of the sun, hotter, and you walk by that welding shop and you don't, whoa, go like that, but you step from the shade into the sunshine and whoa, you feel it. it's not that the sun has a high temperature. you know why that sun is so hot? because it's big. i mean, big, big, very, very big, but it's far, but it's bigger than it is far and it pulls on the earth's oceans more than the moon. so how come we get then the tides by the moon? and the person to figure that out was named isaac, guess what the last name is gang? you know, how many people would not be knowing? isaac newton is the one that figured that out. let's suppose we have a ball of putty or a ball of taffy or a ball of jell-o, something that's really pliable, something that you can

take a look at the sun today. instead of seeing many dark blem mishes, we see nothing but a glowing ball of fire. any activity has diminished to levels that have not been seen in over 100 years. you may remember the last time the sun was this quiet, you have to go back to when the chicago cubs won the world series back in 190. scientists believe we may have hit our solar maximum which means the sun will enter a quiet period from now through the next several years. let's talk about this. how will this impact our winter. does the low solar activity impact it at all? low activity fee churr last weak polar vortex over northern canada. if that happens, more blocking is favorable. now clie a toll ji tells us the cold years in maryland line up with the low solar activity dating back to the early 1900's. for more on this story you can go to abc2news.com/weather. mike masco, abc2. >>> in his speech today, president obama kept his focus on the world's hot spots, especially the middle east. we have the latest from new york.

a mix of clouds and sun. a high near 74. we will come back and check the seven-day forecast. >> 5:12. >> you will see more products soon.ay "made in america" >> large companies are recruiting colleges for next summer's internship. summer's internship. up in theming you, uh, here for the interview? yeah... is that...? it is! (sigh) naomi, i take it? i'm tracey. your résumé is fantastic... (slurping) with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. (slurp) (whirring) >> welcome back. 62 degrees downtown. it is much warmer in the city than the suburbs. most likely upper 40s and the low 50's in the suburbs. i want to show you the satellite. we see some clouds moving in from the south. there is a storm passing south of us. we see some showers popping up on hd doppler. that will not be able to move in because high pressure is blocking it. this will be the dominating factor in our weather again today. there will still be heavy rain in florida. i

to the sun falling down or the sky. i could handle the sun, but the whole sky-- that would hurt.i'm not even sure squeak was right. sure, leaves fall down, but i haven't noticed anything else. peep: hey, did you see that? one of my feathers got loose and it fell down. wow. ( all yell ) uh... did we never notice this before-- that things are falling down? is that why they call it "fall"? all: run!! ( panting ): where are we going? i don't know. somewhere safe. ( panting ): where's that? someplace with a roof. hey, look! all: huh? ( sighs of relief ) ah, see? it's going up. i knew that mouse was wrong. ( pop ) ( all scream ) narrator: that was quite enough for one day. chirp, quack and peep decided to head for home and stay there until it was safe. there was one small problem with this plan. peep was the only one with a roof. quack: got room for a duck? chirp: i was first! no, you weren't! we've tried this before, remember? we can't all fit inside. come on, peep. i think there might be room if you squeeze in beside me. ( chirp and peep straining, quack groaning ) this is silly. i'm

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just make sure to have the sun shades handy. you will need that. as we look at the planner for today, by around lunchtime, thetemperature will be at 70 and by this afternoon a high at 3:0075 degrees. and we want to see a nice picture from you. so tweet us at abc2 weather. a check of the 7-day forecast keeps us dry and warming up heading towards the end of the week and then by the weekend a chance for showers. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: well, we have traffic problems across the region. right now, expect delays out on 97. this is a live look at a tractor trailer crash southbound blocking the off- ramp to route32. we are dealing with more issues in baltimore county. a person has been hit by a car at nottingham on bel air at slater. no wood on their condition. we will bring you the latest as it becomes available. we are looking at 39 miles per hour on 95 south south through white marsh but no delays from the tunnels. great shape from parkville to the towson. 28 miles per hour at liberty road on the outer loop. it's slow from 795

we're home to energy major developers and installers, including sun run, sun edison, teetion energy, basse electric, [speaker not understood]. so, to the solar companies already here in our great city, thank you for investing in our great city. ~ teague as those who are not yet located in san francisco, we welcome you. ~ with open arms. (applause) >> please consider joining your great colleagues in being part of the world's most innovative and dynamic solar clusters in the world. we continue to be a great city. we're very proud of our partnerships and our solar companies and our service providers, out of their work. we're not stopping here with these milestones. we're going to heed the call of our governor. we're going to get to goals yet to be imagined, and i thank you for being here in our world class city to kickoff this inter-solar 2013. thank you for being here in san francisco. (applause) ...visit us at sfgovtv.org and click on buzz, thanks for watching. >> hey there, san francisco, here with the weekly buzz, it is september, and you know what that means? it is summer time in s

we don't have blazing sun shining down on us. but it is still a comfortable afternoon of course. we're looking at visible satellite showing there are some clouds out there. just some very thin ones. you can still see right on through them. as the clouds start to break up, we'll start to see the temperatures go up. we'll start to see spikes through the afternoon. 66 degrees right now at bwi marshal. 71 in ocean city. 67 in elkton and 63 in oakton. high pressure will again dominate our forecast as the jet stream lifts far enough up to the north that it stuarts to -- that it starts to push some of the cooler air up. it keeps rain away both to the west and some down off the coast and down to the south. so we'll look for another nice weekend. how warm will it get and how nice will the conditions get for us for this last weekend of september? we'll have the complete first warning forecast coming up in just a few moments. >> thanks, tim. >>> one of baltimore's iconic landmarks reopens its doors. the home of edgar alan poe will once agai

we're starting to see the sun setting. the sun set before 7:00. in one month it will be setting basically at this hour. 72 right now. easterly wind coming in at nine. if you're heading out this evening, we're looking good. moon lit skies, a mixture of clouds. 57 for your overnight low. a pair of sixes by lunchtime, low 70s by tomorrow. it's a northeasterly wind right off the bay. that is bringing in some clouds. out toward cecil county and ocean city, we are covered and smothered with clouds. notice to the east, that's where the cooler temperatures are. 72 up toward elkton. it's milder out to the west. more sunshine. ellicott city at 72. here's maryland's most powerful radar. it's clear. look down there. there's this bubble or blush showing up in -- blurb showing up on the infrared. an ocean storm as we go into the weekend. the ocean storm will be a system that tracks toward the north. it's going to hang around. the jet stream is well to the north. it's going to block the system from going inland and from going to the north. it will be meandering

out the door now kind of a neat shot there with the sun on the lens. looking at mostly sunny skies in the bay area, temperatures in the 50s now breezy to start the day but by the afternoon getting windy at the coastline and through the golden gate. plan on 60s and 70s all around the bay area today. tomorrow, looking like a little warmer in fact warmer into the weekend.

sun mixed with cloud cover. that was pretty much the deal all day long, continues to be as the sun heads down. the sun sets at 6:530. mt. airy, just a mix of clouds. pretty much what we're seeing on the west side of the city. 73 degrees. the humidity is bone dry. dew point is down to 47. low humidity and cool start in the morning climbing to near 80 late in the phone. temperature setup, look at this across the state. this isgoer jussments 70 at the beach. 73 in easton. 75 the hagerstown way. warmer at two, three, four degrees and upper 70s late tomorrow afternoon. humidity is dry and comfortable. out further west you see some activity in terms of a few showers sneaking in the high country of west virginia. the frontal boundary has lost all ofs it steam. because it has stalled out, it will continue to wash out the air mass on either side of that boundary. it's blending, so the front will have to take it off the map. in the meantime and into the delay tomorrow again high pressure will continue to control the weath

a mix of sun and clouds for today. we won't be seeing lots of sunshine like we've been seeing all week long. high pressure still pretty much in control of our weather. we will stay dry. it's going to be the big story for the day. we can see a cold front that will make its way into the area as we go later in the time period. so we're talking about next week, maybe monday, tuesday cold front going to come in here. once again, we're not going to be getting any type of rain. this is going to be a dry cold front. maybe it will thicken up the clouds a little. that koes -- you can see as we head towards the weekend it's going to be another dry one on tap. now, planning your day. mid-morning temperature coming in around 64 degrees lunchtime will be at 70, that sun/cloud mix. if you want to send in that picture we love to put it on the air. just tweet us at abc 2 weather. 73 today is the high. a little below average. we should be at 74 and more seasonable towards hundred dollar. let's check the traffic now with lauren. >>> 95 a

and the cells that harness the power of a thousand suns tend to get hot, very hot.ere they have worked out how to school their system using water, sea water, river water, even wastewater, all freely available. having removed the heat from the cells, the warm water evaporates leaving salt and other impurities behind. the vapor is reduced back into water so pure you can drink it. >> that's pure, pure water. >> pure, pure water. >> but not good for drinking? >> not very good for drinking, but a small amount is okay. >> it doesn't taste too bad. >> during my education my understanding was always that'cology and economy go opposite direction. and if you want to make ecological progress, you need to make an economic compromise. and this system running parallel. as we make the energy cheaper, we can help save the planet, and this doesn't cost economically a lot. >> reporter: it's the culmination of eight year's work for bruno. and soon, perhaps they will receive another award, who hopes to give the world abundant supply of energy and clean water. >>> the project aims to ha

. >> george harrison once sang here comes the sun. let's hope the sun is listening. >> you don't need a camera in the bedroom, but you night need a camera on the streets. >> using cameras to protect the public. plus new evidence that the federal spying program may be crossing the line. >> it is 7:30 on sunday, september 22. thanks for joining us this morning. >> we have a lot of news to talk about in the next hour, including the government shutdown and how it may impact the implication of health care. >> the a's are one game away from taking the national league west. first, we are starting with developing news in kenya. barraging of gunfire at a shopping mall. that is the scene of a continuing standoff. at least 59 people have been killed since the seige began yesterday. >> we will run down the perpetrators, wherever they run to. we will shall get them. we shall punish them for this crime. >> at about 175 people were injured, including several americans. one is a uc berkeley grad. she is a general manager at a restaurant inside that m

i will call it a sun-cloud mix. we will get sun shrine shine like we saw yesterday. the kids coming home pr the bus. well, coming home from school. the temperature coming in at 77. it will l be a dry day although we do have the clouds this morning. as we go through tonight. the temperature will be at 54. mostly clear. it will be seasonal. that's where we should be now. 76 is that temperature, mostly sunny and nice again. that is going to prevail as we head toward the weekend. it will be breezy but all in all we have a dry forecast. let's check on the traffic with lauren. >> well, the airport this morning, no delays on 95 or 195. 97 also going to be a great day. we have 63 miles per hour a long the northbound lanes at 100. very easy ride this morning as you push up to 695. the beltway, the west side no problems whatsoever. 55 miles per hour on the outer loop at interstate 70. and as we head east over the beltway, remain nice and clear: nothg get in way as you push down to 95. normal drive time of 11 minutes to travel up to 83ment if you are heading downtown, the jfx,

the sun up at 7:00 and down at 7:00. sun is 50 degrees high in the sky today but as we continue our march towards wintertime we continue losing daylight and sun angle by the winter solstice the sun angle down to only 28 degrees high in the sky. we lose another two and a half hours of daylight. so there goes the dwindling daylight as seasons change. >> and we can tell by the long shadows showing up here in late september. and tomorrow another awesome autumn day with highs in the upper 70s. a few clouds in and out. friday gorgeous day, sunny. highs upper 70s. here is your weekend. storm team 4 seven-day squout look, great for outdoor activities. highs mid-70s saturday, sunday. a few clouds around the first part of next week. a slight chance of a shower. now a look at your first 4 traffic on this wednesday morning with danella. good morning. >>> good morning, tom. for folks traveling around the beltway this morning, no accidents. but seeing red between i-95 and new hampshire avenue, that means you're jammed. up to i-270 thi

he's out here sunning himself in this cool, late winter sun.h that lizard, it is one of the most dexterous species around for moving on rocks. it's really well named. and it doesn't just move over top of the rocks and up the sides of the rocks. those specialized feet will cling right to the undersurface of rock and overhangs. we are in the peninsular range. peninsular should really kind of give it away. that peninsular refers to the baja peninsula, which which is part of mexico and really this part of california is much more mexico than it is u.s., and that lizard sort of tells us that. this lizard, like many of the lizards, that we find here in southern san diego county range mostly in mexico and barely enter the united states here. looking at the lizards here gives us yet another reason why this place is so diverse, it's a mixture of what moves up from mexico and what's moving down out of the united states. but more than that it gets us to thinking about how these things actually move. are they migrating from mexico themselves or is something

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and look at the sun. this means our kitchen window will no longer have the fresh ocean breeze. light and air important to us and our children, just the same way as it is important to mr.and mrs. [speaker not understood]. we are not asking for anything more than any other family would ask for in our situation. this fact immediately raised concerns when we received the architectural plans for 3700 broderick. i shared my concerns with david armor, the project sponsor's architect. we vetted our home to show them firsthand how the addition would block all of our light and air. because the sponsor's architect didn't want to provide us with a sun study nor story poles no look at alternative with us, we felt we had to hire an architect of our hone and you will hear from him shortly. [inaudible] you can see the proposed elevations looking from our house. these are the existing and these are the proposed. the dotted windows that you can see here on these areas are our windows. the project sponsor left out one of ou

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yet we're here today talking about analyzing the plans for the sharp park golf course within the sun ramp. no additional funding should go to the sun ramp c-e-q-a process until the promises made in the scoping report are fulfilled to [speaker not understood] separated. the rpd has made a promise to separate it and it's been broken. as a result, it's a very controversial issue sun ramp report and it will be continued to be controversial until it's separated and we would like to see the sun ramp go forward with sharp park golf course plans analyzed separately. also there was a comment in the written comments from the planning and department saying that the public comments that were submitted were complex and numerous. were they not prepared for well informed people to ask questions about what they're proposing? i would hope they would be prepared for them and giving them more money. won't make the questions any less complex. regardingedth funding, this is mostly related to the operation of golf course. ~ regarding the funding therefore, the money that is given to the restoration around

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the cells that harness the power of a thousand suns tend to get hot, very hot. have worked out how to cool their system using water. sea water, river water, even wastewater. all freely available. having removed the heat from the cells, the warm water evaporates, leaving impurities behind. the vapor is reduced back into water so pure you can drink it. >> that's pure pure water? >> pure pure water. >> but not good for drinking. >> not very good for drinking, but a small doesn't hurt. >> it doesn't taste too bad. >> during my education my understanding was always that ecology and economy go opposition directions. and now this system allows to make them run parallel. that's a great thing. because as we make photovoltaic energy cheaper, we can deploy it in masses and help save the planet, and it doesn't cost us economically a lot. >> reporter: it's the culmination of eight years work for bruno michelle. he hopes to give the world abundant supplies of energy and clean water. >>> a 99-year-old woman who dropped out of high school after driving in an accident finally go

for these stories and more, read the baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast, from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. mariano madness. a bobblehead giveaway. for retiring baseball super star, gets out of control. >>> shooting near a new york mall. is anyone in custody should -- custody? >> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. will this beautiful weather, pleasant conditions we're having, last all weekend? i'll have the exclusive first warning five-day forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. here are the top stories at cbsbaltimore.com. for updates on all the day's news, and the updated forecast, log onto cbsbaltimore.com. ,,,,, >>> an intense manhunt is under way in new york tonight, after a deadly police shooting. police say 63-year-old sang ho kim opened fire and then fled. one person died at the scene. roosevelt area malls were put on lockdown. police said his motive appears to be business-related. >>> authorities are investigating the cause of a major train c

sun rise not until 7:00 a.m. right now rattray ban national, and we have a good bit of cloud cover, that's keeping temperatures milder than they have been. but still cool. 55 in menace sis 61-degrees in lexington park. here in the clouds a little upper level system. as i zoom out here, you can see where those showers are. they are moving out the entire system is, no rain for us, just morning cloudiness that will give way later on this afternoon, and comfortable temperatures are climbing back into the middle 70's. a look at this morning's commuted. >> major problems for commuters coming up 95 northbound a crash has the two left lanes closed near triangle. looks like he is moving around, but we are seeing major problems there coming in towards 95 in virginia. toward quantity coe. now this is a shot from our mobile unit, he is out there monitoring conditions coming into the 11th street bridge. and we have two different incidents one on the 11th street bridge and then that mobile shot showed up that that left shoulde

a mix of clouds and sun. we will come back and check the forecast for the upcoming weekend. >> 5:12. >> if you leave your electronic devices while on board the plane, you may not be breaking any rules coming up. >> twitter scores a deal with the nfl. that is coming >> welcome back. 63 degrees downtown. not quite as cool as it was yesterday at this time. clouds at night keep the temperatures warmer. we are watching a system down in virginia. around see it spinning northwest of richmond. i think it will stay south of us. you can see the circulation better on the satellite. we will get some cloud cover. it is mostly a high, thin cloud deck. 50 in hagerstown. 56 degrees in chestertown. we will have this area of low pressure passing to the south. high pressure will be the dominating story on friday, saturday, and sunday. we could see some low clouds and fog in the morning. basically a dry forecast through the weekend. we will make it into the low 70's again. clouds ande a few maybe some fog in the morning. high te

my mom use to the have a store here in sun valley mall in the '80s and there's an ice rink and movieheater that drew in lots of crowds. well, since then, a lot of stores have come and gone. so the hope is that this nordstrom rack will bring in a lot of new shoppers. >>> reporter: ladies and guys dragged in by ladies, get ready, 47,000 square feet of discount shopping bliss is opening at concord's sun valley mall. >> we have been in contra costa county for many years through our nordstrom's stores and our customers are just craving a treasure hunted of an experience. we really felt it was a compelling community to bring our nordstrom rack store. >> reporter: in a county hit hard by the real estate downturn at a mall looking for ways to increase traffic it made sense for sun valley and the shopper who remembers the days when an ice rink and movie theater drew in big crowds. >> i think it will help. >> reporter: in what way? >> just they will come in here because they want to see what's at the rack and then they will wander over. >> i think it will be a magnet. it will call a lot of the

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a mix of clouds and sun. the average high is 72.a sprinkle. 80 tomorrow. 83 on wednesday. 83 on thursday. 80 on friday. late next weekend, a chance for some rain on sunday and monday. that should cool things off. the next few days, it will be really nice. ava marie is talking about fall things today and is hanging out in the pumpkin patch. >> we need that seven-day to go in the opposite direction. they have a gigantic pumpkin patch. i am here with steve weber. this is a great activity for all families to enjoy. how have the pumpkins been? july.redibly wet in the pumpkins were not at a stage where it hurt them. then a got dry. >> ok. they are looking good. you have so many different varieties. is. forgot which one this there are many varieties. gourd.ck this is a fairytale. >> beautiful. >> decorated with paint. this one looks like it is covered with peanuts. white pumpkins. anything that is a novelty. people are wanting more and more. the next one is called cinderella. >> that does look like cinderella. >> dan at the end, the tradit

around here a mix of sun and clouds. that system is going to slide off to the south so our rain chances stay low for another week or so. 77 degrees today. spectacular with a mix of sun and clouds. upper 50s in town tonight. closer to 50 in the cooler spots. tomorrow looks fine. another beautiful day on friday with a mix of sun and clouds, 74. northeasterly winds, so a little cooler coming off the ocean. slight chance after shower with a front on monday. other than that, we stay dry and rather pleasant. here comes monika samtani. timesaver traffic with building volume on this wednesday morning. >> yes, especially on the inbound side of i-66. a live picture from our sky 9. this is the accident i was telling but. inbound 66 right here at route 234. all the activity there on the left shoulder and now we're widening the shot and looking at the delays. so if you're just heading out the door and you're one of those commuters that actual you take this route, you'll either want to reconsider and use an alternate route like route

plenty of cloud cover as the sun goes down the clouds start to break up. that is what we are going to see tomorrow. here is your day planner. 6:00 am, plaartly sunny skies. mostly cloudy again north easterly wind generating those clouds across the area. during the afternoon comfortable and cool typical for this time of year. 74 for the high temperature. as the sun goes down we are going to get in on the late afternoon sunshine. wondering on the fall colors i'll tweet that information and you can check it out on twitter. high temperature of 74 degrees. we are warmer but still plenty of clouds around on monday. tuesday, it is october 1st, can you believe that? look what happens to our temperature. tuesday in the low 80s. 82 mix of clouds and sun and we remain in the low 80s through next weekend. we are not looking at any rain until next saturday night. up next 39th season of snl begins right here live. tina fey returns to guest host for the 4th time since she left the show. "snl" is preparing for seth meyers. cecily strong will join him on the anchor desk. c

fog then sun. again that is out of the west or northwest. definitely a sea breeze direction. 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s. i will talk about some of these here. 60s to upper 80s for many locations. again, not much of a change from yesterday. although the lows definitely running a little cooler now. for your weekend starting to cool down and especially on sunday we will start to see that low coming in. what that will do is that will give us a cooler pattern. for those that want to make plans on sunday. cloudy, drizzle. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. i think sunday will be the cool day but then we keep it there on monday and tuesday. >>> oracle team usa has an uphill battle if it wants to retain the america's cup trophy. new zealand is leading after winning another two races yesterday. they only need three more wins to take the trophy. oracle needs 11 after taking a two-point cheating penalty. there are two races scheduled for tomorrow. at least one more will take place on sunday. >>> 49ers quarterback collin kaepernick being featured in a cor

fog, sun, breezy. the cooler pattern is here.ut it's also the west wind and low clouds it's not a cold front yet. 60s back on the coast. wind will pick up. a good 10-15-degree drop on the temps. light rain. cooler on saturday and then fall begins at 1:44 on sunday. >> ready for fall? >> no, but it is starting to feel that way. >>> time is 6:22. a big recall. beef that school kids might eat. what was found in the meat that is forcing drastic action. >>> the arch rival of the giants are in a bit of a controversy. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into an accident? 'sup the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum -

fog, sun, warm.wind picked up in the higher elevation also for the usual suspects. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. not out of the 100s. not today. it will be nice on wednesday and warmer a little bit. temperatures settling in for a couple days. >> we have breaking news to tell you about. syria's foreign minister says syria accepted a proposal from russia to surrender control of chemical weapons. still unclear if the united states will accept the proposal and drop plans for a military strike. president obama scheduled to address the nation about the strike tonight at 8:00. we may hear from the white house sooner. we will carry the president's speech live on ktvu channel 2. >> coming up, new information on the fans who fell at two nfl stadiums. what police are saying about the fall at a 49er's game and another at the colts/raider's game. >> the top countries in international ranking of happiness and where the u.s. stands on the list. >>> police in san francisco say early indication suggests a man who died after

. >> she says she waithe sun the sun went down before doing anything outside like watering her gardenand she shared her trick to staying cool and keeping the air in her home clean. >> turn on the air conditioner first thing in the morning. like 9:00, 10:00. air conditioning can only bring it down 20 below ambient. >> keeping your home cool and closed off from the smoke is a good way to avoid the heat and the dirty air. in dublin, nick smith, abc news. >> there san outpouring of support for firefighters battling the mount diablo fire. it shows people dropping off food and water, but the crews are asking community members not to donate supplies. they say they are humbled by the support, but they have plenty of food and water. and here is a look at the you report peck tours our viewer sent in. this is from cap and bobbit. you can see the color of painte smoky sky here. and another peck tour is showing mount di ablo and it looks like a volcano erupting. send in your picture tows report report -- pictures to you report /tv.com. >> let's get the latest pr sandhya -- from sandhya patel. >> t

the concave side has been reflecting the sun's rays into a strong beam. a temporary screen is being directed to contain the damage. >> the glittering addition to london's skyline, or a giant magnifying glass scorching everyone and everything that crosses its path. the concentrated beam of the sun's rays is being reflected from the so-called walkie-talkie building onto the street below. this man when he returned to our was later found a woman taking a photograph of his vehicle. seen what hadad i happened to my car, and i said that was unbelievable. had to do with the reflection of the building. >> local businesses have also been feeling the full glare of the new skyscraper. back, and it was on fire. >> this one, it actually broke. it has beent, melted. we realized it was that building because the shape is like this, right? when the sun comes, it will look straight through our shop. >> it's just after 1:00 in the afternoon, and the sun has hit the walkie-talkie, making the heat down here almost unbearable. we have had temperatures of up to 50 degrees celsiu

amazing sites as the sun is coming up in canton. ava marie, wbal-tv 11 news. >> new questions surrounding this week's deadly crash in north baltimore, like whether police were actually pursuing any suspects. we're also learning more about the victims. >> that is right. three people were killed on tuesday. we know police were following a car that contained two suspects. that car slammed into a jeep, killing angel chiwengo. she was a custodial worker. she was on her way home from work. she was german that night by a coworker. he has been identified as andrew baker junior. he was critically injured in that crash. police say they were trying to question two men in a honda for alleged drug activity. the suspects took off. that honda plowed into a jeep, creating a fiery explosion. the suspects were killed. in a news conference on wednesday, police provided some details of the incident. they declined information about whether the vehicle had lights or siren capabilities. they are trying to figure out if this situation did apply. reporting

witnesses say a woman was sun bathing at holly park with a child nearby when a city maintenance vehicle ran over her this afternoon. just moments ago the fire department confirmed the woman died. >> holly park is located near the junction of highway 101 and interstate 280. abc 7 news crew captured video of several police cars behind a city maintenance vehicle. we're told that driver is now being questioned good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> other top story, temperatures and they're about to rise in a big way. spencer christian is here now with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> we're going to ease into that warm up tomorrow. now here is a look at sunny skies right now, taking a look at current conditions giving you a camera sfru our abc 7 studios here. 80 in los gatos, another live view looking towards the western sky. no fog at the coast. temperatures now mid-80s in santa rosa and napa. and... our first forecast is looking out over san francisco from our sutro camera shows clear, mild conditions tonight. notice absence of fog. there may be a patch or two in the morning.

then sun back and forth with the clouds. this is cool air pouring in out of the great lakes region and stom instability clouds, but dry conditions onset up through your sunday. great weather for ray vince tailgate and the game of course. >> 69 right now and winds north after 7. that north breeze continues to go. the current air temp on our news app. tomorrow, even more fallish kind of day. temperatures struggle to get out of the upper 60s. sunshine will dominate monday and into many days this coming week. temperatures now stay wide running in the upper 60s and you can see that still 70 ocean city but the numbers will keep falling on that north breeze which is 7 to 15 sustained and the gusts around 20 or so in spots. still a pretty breezy night out there. gorgeous set up. a chris up cool start to the morning. you'll need the light fleece jacket in the morning, but temperatures recover. in the will feel warmer than upper 60s and then it will warm up more as the air mass starts to warm up again in the next few days. clear skies

how big is the sun? - big. - how big? very big. big-big-big-big-big-big. okay, let me tell you this, gang. the atom is small-small-small-small, as many times small than us as the sun and average-size stars are bigger than us. so do you want something for your poetry class? guess who stands between the atoms and the stars... in size? - us. - us. that's right, right in between. human beings are as many times bigger than the atom as the stars are many times bigger than us. so it will kind of give you a little bit of feeling. here's another one. i like things like this. apple, any atoms in an apple? i'm sure there's a few, couple of dozen. come on, honey. this scads, right? about 10 to the 22, huh? many, many atoms in an apple, okay? how many apples would fit in the world? you take the world and made it all hollow and you stuck apples in there, lot of apples or little? about as many apples would fill up the whole world as, as many atoms fill up the apple, so atoms are really... small small-small. some people say, "no such thing as perpetual motion." someone el

i started with a little plot after a storm took our apple tree down and gave me all this full sun, and in the last few years, i've quadrupled it in size, and i feed my family all summer. good for you. that's great. parth sheth from atlanta, georgia -- medical student who did a research internship for nasa. what was that all about? that's correct. the summer after my junior year of high school, i was out here working at jpl in pasadena. i was working on the stereo mission. which is...? and that's a -- nasa launched two satellites essentially to take pictures of the sun to combine them and get 3-d images. so, i worked on some of the software to combine those images into 3-d pictures. good for you. jared hall is our champion. he's a recent college graduate. he has been very successful in earning money on our program, but he's earned money on television before -- when you were, what, 2 years old? yeah, i was infant/toddler-aged. my mother was and still is a working actress, doing stage and commercial work, and one time, she went to a commercial shoot. she brought me along. the young child

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