hundreds watched a tacoma park middle school. a city grant covered about 40% of the cost.ions made up the rest. >> literally as you zoomed into tacoma park, there was one little shower, that was it. that was all it took for them to cancel the fireworks. the rest of us, our fireworks went off without a hitch. saw a beautiful night last night and a great night tonight if you like it hot and steamy, and that is exactly what we're dealing with out there right now. the current temperature still in the 80s at 11:00 at night. the high temperature today got up to 91 degrees. once again this afternoon, the fifth day in a row with temperatures 90 degrees plus and, yes, i think storms will be on the return, at least a chance for storms will be on the return. don't expect tomorrow to be a washout because it's not going to be that, but you'll see the chance for some thunderstorms. 84 degrees out there right now. the heat index, 89. that's how it feels outside at 11:00. that's a very warm -- a very warm evening. 80 degrees. look at the radar, really nothing to show you here as far as th

forced that one cancellation at tacoma park. into portions of western fairfax county, some sprinkles right now and back along 66, we're going to continue to watch those move out toward the east. over warrenton, towards the manassas area. very, very light rain. that's it. just some shower activity. tomorrow, i'm not expecting any showers. i am expecting, however, the sun to come back out. that's going to lead us to more heat and more humidity. we'll talk about that in just a minute. >>> the storm damage from last night could keep some roads closed in arlington tomorrow. parts of old dominion drive remain closed because of downed trees and wires. dominion, virginia, power crews are working to restore electricity to nearly 2,000 customers in northern virginia. they expect to have most of those customers back up and running by the morning. >>> a man who jumped into a lake to try to save a remote-control boat is in critical condition tonight. police say two men were controlling the boat on gunners lake in germantown this evening. whe

.: this is the final boarding call for actioneer flight 65 non-stop service to tacoma, washington. kim! wait! j.d.? i couldn't let you leave without you knowing i completely support your decision. oh, j.d. now, let's get that shirt off. [sighs] there they are. mmm. so then everyone watches us do it and claps after. the end. sweet story. i'm sorry. i was such an idiot. i just-- i'm really going to miss you. look, we're gonna talk every night. we're gonna get you a hands-free headset for phone sex, and we're gonna get through it. [music playing] oh, god. i'm gonna be so big when i get back. you're not gonna want to touch me. don't be ridiculous. i've been with a lot of big girls. oh, yeah? j.d., narrating: the best part of a great mystery is its resolution. whether you finally realize what your friend was looking for... so, tell me about your new job. it's amazing. or just figuring out why a guy was orange. and, um, am i ever gonna look normal again? oh, sure, sure, as long as you cut back on your vegetables, maybe, you know, buy some clothes from this decade. oh, i almost forgot-- y

it's from tacoma, washington. fight in a courthouse as a murder suspect was being brought in for trial. friends of the murder victim rushed in, stormed past the officers to attack that man who is accused. they threw him to the ground and started stomping on his head. officers were able to end the fight by using their tasers. everyone involved in the attack was arrested. >>> rodney king has been booked in a los angeles county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence. sheriff deputies say they pulled king over yesterday east of los angeles for breaking several traffic rules. king gained notoriety when he became the victim of a videotaped beating by officers. his acquittal led to the 1992 los angeles riots. most recently he appeared on the show celebrity rehab to battle alcoholism. >>> former employees of mi. ♪ [ music ] pueblo markets claiming a san jose based store did not pay them for all of their hours worked. the workers also say the company retaliated against them when they tried to improve working cond

. >> also he's now been assigned to a military base near tacoma, washington, where he's going to helpther war veterans as well to transition back into everyday civilian life which is really difficult for a lot of veterans. >> still keeps on giving. >>> opening statements are expected today in the perjury trial of baseball great roger clemens. at issue is whether clemens lied to congress when he said he never used performance-enhancing drugs. most of the jurors are women who say they have little or no interest in baseball. >>> all right, for the second consecutive year the national league snagged baseball's bragging rights in last night's all-star game. >> milwaukee's prince fielder crushed a three-run homer in the bottom of the fourth inning, a play that earned him the mvp prize. ten national league pitchers combined to keep the american league to just six hits. it was sort of a low-scoring affair by comparison to some years. >> take a look at that beard. they say they do that for intimidation purposes. the final score on this one 5-1. the victory gives the national league home field

and tacoma double cab, 0% financing on thousands of toyotas in stock.t's something to celebrate. get here early for the best selection and do it today. because toyota's july 4th sale event end tuesday. >>> san jose is getting ready for big day monday, the annual fourth of july hot dog eating contest. today he was tied for -- it's four time champion of nathan's hot dog eating concept. this year there will be a separate event for women and several for soldier, the black widow thomas. >> those contacts just don't look out for those things. >>> it was a heated night for brian wilson. it was not that head. >> great game, from the bearded one, the wheels nearly come off, just another head shaking victory for the giants. it also brings with us really a few concerns what is going on with perspective. he had already blown and said in the eighth inning, he left a gardner. it's great. he said he gave up running 1-1, he runs up as pack low comes there u. it was followed by basis. he got to pick up 4-1 lead into the bottom of the ninth. world trip is going to pay it

i did hear of win fireworks display that was cut short, down toward tacoma park. but everybody else was okay. that was only a quick shower that came through. i know we saw some light rain around bethesda, down on the mall, a light sprinkle came through. they did get the fireworks off, thank goodness for that. mother nature seeing plenty of sunshine out there. partly cloudy skies across the area. high temperature of 89 degrees, that's the temperature, the current temperature 89. dewpoint right now 64. our winds are on the calm side. as far as the temperatures go around the region, we're at 93 degrees up toward frederick. out toward the show, look at salisbury, 85 degrees, right now, ocean city maryland coming in at 83. a very warm afternoon, but pretty nice down toward the beaches, unless you're looking over here. look at the shower activity into delaware or rehoboth beach. the rest of the area high and dry. that's how we're going to stay over the next 24 hours. well, over the next 12 hours or so. look what's going on. this is a frontal boundary. clear skies around

. >> that was laura, she was going through security at the seattle tacoma international airport when was pulled aside. agents insisted on checking her hair. which did not sit well with her. the tsa tells cnn they checked all passengers thoroughly including sometimes the hair. they also said they are willing to work with her directly to address her skplantd. -- complaint. tell us what happened. >> thursday, june 30th, i went through security at seatac airport and i was asked to go through the full body x ray machine and when i stepped outside, the tsa agent informed me she was going to need to search my hair. and i said no. we're not going to do that today. get your supervisor and she got her supervisor and that's when she said we need to investigate hair, poofy hair and i said this is totally out of control, because while all this is happening, there are tsa agents off to the side laughing. african-american tsa agents laughing and i'm looking around, no one else is having their hair searched and i thought that it was totally outrageous. and when i, you know, resisted and said you can

. >>> tacoma park's annual parade was today.y had their own fireworks display tonight also. >>> independence day marks the first day vice president joe biden sent a tweet. his message, asking americans to take time to think about military family members and their families on the fourth. the tweets are sent by his staff. the white house has a twitter account as well. president obama's re-election campaign does too. the president says he'll probably send a few tweets himself. >>> the buzz over the economy is about the pledge to cut, cap and balance the budget. two republican candidates for president. >> reporter: on a sparkling independence day in clear lake, ohio. michelle bachmann worked up a crowd as sort of an independent from the gop pack. she is one of only two republican contenders not to sign a pledge to cut, cap and balance the budget. bachmann wants it to go further on the health care law. the other pledge resister, john huntsman prefers a pledge alone. 100 in the house and half dozen in the senate may become the next li

he died today at an army hospital in tacoma, washington, from complications following a stroke.i was 75. >>> in norway, 92 people are dead in two separate attacks. some people are still missing. cnn's jim boldon has been talking to survivors and witnesses to the massacre on utoya island. >> reporter: as oslo woke up saturday morning, the terrible truth had already been confirmed. more than 80 young people massacred on utoya island, a retreat for the labor party youth group, 600 to 700 were there for the weekend. there was nowhere to go as the shooter used his machine pistol for two hours, say witnesses. throughout the morning, survivors of the island massacre gave harrowing accounts of how they escaped. >> as he was yelling he was going to kill us all and we all shall die, he pointed his gun at me but didn't pull the trigger. he left and returned maybe an hour later when a few other people gathered around me. then people started running around because they didn't know where to run. he finally showed up and shot almost everyone. >> reporter: the alleged shooter arrested on the is

take a look at this video from tacoma, washington. a pretty intense fight inside a courthouse as a murder suspect was being brought in for trial. now friends of the murder victim rushed in and stormed past the officers to attack the man who was accused. officers ended the fight by using their tasers and everyone involved in that fight was arrested. >>> rodney king has been booked into a los angeles county jail on suspicion of driving under the influence. sheriff's deputies say they pulled king over yesterday in riverside county for breaking several traffic rules. now you might remember king gained note requirety when he became the victim of a videotaped beating involving several l.a. police officers. the officers' acquittal in the case led to the 1992 los angeles riots. most recently king appeared on the show celebrity rehab to battle alcoholism. >>> time now 6:26. oakland residents seem to be divided on where to build a new dog park. now the oakland tribune reports one group wants it built along macarthur boulevard in lake shore aven

president, i got a letter just like that from ann phillips from tacoma, washington, who after 18 years working was laid off during the recession. ann told me about how she felt she was doing the responsible thing by getting up and dusting herself off and going back to college, but now she said she is worried sick because of the fact that the interest rates on her student loans, which she relies on to pay for her school, would shoot up if we defaulted. in her letter, ann made clear who the real victims of this default would be. she said, and i quote -- "ultimately, people like me, my husband, my family, and all the people i know who are doing their best every day to make a contribution to society, they will pay the expense." i also heard from a woman named brenda starkey and her husband, retired navy veterans from republic, washington. they told me if we don't meet this challenge, they may not be able to afford medicare payments or v.a. co-payments not to mention basic necessities like food, electricity and water. brenda wrote, and i quote, i was taught in school about henry clay and hi

. >>> a tacoma, washington company is suing fort -- suing fort for software infringement. it says it holds the patent for those features. ford is not comment on the case. >>> in less than an hour, we should know where the 2018 winter olympic games will be held. the three cities bidding for the games are moon nick, annecey and pea yong change, south korea. they are considered the front- runner after narrowly missing out on the previous games. there's strong public support at home as well. >>> a localdy -- delegation of ping-pong players will be at stanford for a special game. this is ed lee taking on the team during a welcoming city yesterday. the event is in celebration of the 40th anniversary of ping- pong diplomacy. that was the exchange of players between the u.s. and china back in 1971 that reopened relations between the two countries. >>> 7:47. just a short time ago, jury selection started in the perjury trial of roger clemons. here's some new video. he's arriving in court, washington, d.c., surrounded by photographers. clemons is accused of lying 20 congress under oa

. >> reporter: in tacoma, washington, 10-year-old mercedes meres took the school bus with her sistert. >> she left for school at about 8:05 or 8:06 in the morning. she was fine. next thing i know i got a call that she had an asthma attack and they called the emt. >> reporter: the family said even though the school had a plan of action and an epipen in case, mercedes didn't get her medication or cpr. school officials called an ambulance but it was too late. mercedes died in the hospital that morning. >> no one attempted cpr, no one put her care plan into place, nothing. >> reporter: due to cutbacks there were only 11 full-time nurses to cover 18,000 students in the bethel school district. this is not just a problem in washington state. nationwide there's no standard for school health care. if you live in vermont, you have one school nurse to just over 300 students. if you live in michigan, you have one school nurse to just under 5,000 students. so there's a great range of what children are receiving in the united states for school health services. >> reporter: and as schools suffer bu

ocurriÓ en tacoma, estado de washington. >> bueno, y hasta aquÍ las noticias de este segmento.nsoportable, mÁs de 100 grados. afortunadamente, este mismo frente va a estar llevando un alivio para gran parte del noreste del paÍs en cuanto a las temperaturas y en los prÓximos dos dÍas. por ejemplo, en el sur del paÍs y toda esta regiÓn del noreste van a sentir un alivio. en la gran manzana y hacia el norte se estÁ sintiendo un descendo, pequeÑo aunque sea, en las temperaturas. ya las temperaturas descendiendo por debajo de los 90 grados a partir del jueves y viernes pero hoy tremendo calor. dallas y gran parte de texas temperaturas en los tres dÍgitos. y mÁs adelante será la doctora maritza fuentes que nos va a visitar para hablar cÓmo cuidars la salud con estas temperaturas tan cÁlidas que acosan a la naciÓn. >> te vemos maÑana. por supuesto. ahora cambiamos de tema. hay reportes del departamento de migraciÓn y aduanas sobre el flujo migratorio en el que se seÑalan que ha disminuido en general el nÚmero de personas que intentan migrar a los estados unidos. quÉ es lo que motiva e

ecoterror cell known as the family to face charges is 31-year-old justin, and he was in federal court in tacomarday charged with making the fire bomb that destroyed a horticulture building at the university of washington back in 2001. so loan had been on the run for six years and was finally busted in china on a drug charge. this cell is believed responsible for at least 17 attacks over a six-year period. it was based in eugene, oregon, and most of the targets were in the pacific northwest; forest ranger stations, timber companies, car lots, an animal slaughterhouse, and even a part of the ski lodge in vail, colorado. all told, tens of millions of dollars of damage. the group was very good at making fire bombs and avoiding detection. members would communicate about upcoming meetings and attacks by using codes buried in the books. >> this group was largely off the grid. so you didn't have a lot of the investigative tools available to you that would open doors. >> reporter: but operation backfire which is still the largest domestic terror case ever in the u.s. got a break in 2005 when they arrest

. -- tacoma, washington. caller: the bigger issue is that we live in a corrupt world. these issues have been going on for decades where our government has known about certain types of trafficking and has allowed it for one reason or another. 9/11, the al qaeda, telescan thing -- the taliban thing, and now this is a big media thing with it spilling over our borders. it's 2011. we have the technology. we need to secure our borders. beating around the bush is not the problem. it is a south american issue. it is an issue for us. we have to do something about it. host: what is the next chapter when it comes too fast and furious? guest: the next chapter will be the conclusion or the corporate progress of the congressional investigation and the department of justice's and inspector general's report. once these come out and conclude i think we will have a very accurate picture of what fast and furious was all about. there are a lot of blanks that are not filled in yet and i would really caution everyone calling in viewing this show to not rush to judgment on this. do i have to

one letter came from ann phillips from tacoma, washington, who after 18 years of working was laid offduring this recession. ann told me about how she felt. she was doing the responsible thing by getting herself up, dusting herself off, going back to college. but now she is worried sick because of the fact that the interest rates she pays on her student loans which she relies on to pay for her school would shoot up if we default. in her letter, ann made clear who the real victims of default would be. she said -- and i quote -- "ultimately people like me, my husband, my family and all the people i know who are doing their best every day to make a contribution to society will pay the expense." and ann is not alone in her concern. i've heard from veterans like kenneth huff, a retired master sergeant from olympia, washington. he spent 28 years serving our country. he told me how through a life in the military he learned the value of compromise and how he's tired of the way the people's work is not being done. he wrote -- and i quote -- "i agree we can cut back on spending. i know we can do