the first step is for the air guard and the air active duty air force to walk toward each other. not away from each other. and see if there's anything we can do as far as proposal that we can offer to osd and then to the hill for resolving some of the disconnect. let's get as much off the table as we can and then figure out where the real hard kernel of discontent is and then attack that last. >> you feel it's soluble and you won't have to pull $9 billion elsewhere out of the budget -- >> vago, i don't know what's solveable. i'll be honest with you. it depends on how far we can move forward in the next couple of months before the end of the continuing resolution to offer the alternative that's viable. the problem we have is that at this point is that we're someplace we can't stay. the only way to move forward successfully is together but there's a lot of players in this now. there's 54 guard units, there's a number of governors involved. we just have to work this hard. >> let me go to a transition that the entire u.s. military is making. united states forces are off iraq. going to

we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -

now we're up above the drag of the air. if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it maybe falls like that. do you know what would happen if i fired it faster? fooom! it would be up for a longer time but still fall, wouldn't it? let's suppose i fire it even faster, longer to hit or same time to hit or less time to hit? - longer. - longer to hit. fooom! you know what i'm gonna do now, gang? i'm gonna put all the powder in, all the powder. i'm gonna fire that thing really fast. watch this. fooom! is the cannonball falling? is it still falling? yeah. fooom! so you got to move the cannon out of the way. isaac newton realized that if you fired a cannonball fast enough, it would fall all the way around the world, around and around and around. that speed is high, very, very high. but that's how we put

a little haze in the air. christina loren will be along to talk about the weather on this monday, september 10th. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. the fire in richmond burned for hours and that smoke made thousands of people sick. today, we are learning what the air quality district is changing with regards to the fire at the chevron refinery. >> we have more with christie smith. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time that all of the agencies looking into the chevron refinery fire are here under one roof at the air quality management district offices in san francisco. they are talking about what they found out so far. there are community groups represented here saying they want a clearer picture of what it is they are really breathing over in richmond. from the bay area air quality management district, they want that information particularly after a massive fire. it is standing-room only with each agency, including the safety board and che

feel the air drag? now, the friend's going 50 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, more or less. now, your friend is going 100 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, what do you get? dandruff job, right? i mean that air resistance really builds up. the faster you go, the more the resistance, yeah. okay. so these people are both gonna go faster? how do you know they're both gonna go faster? because they're both accelerating, okay? now, they go faster until the air drag builds up too. i'm making these both pick up the speed the same, i'm really oversimplifying, gang, just to give you the idea. now, they're going so fast that the air drag builds up to 150. i got a question for you. do they both continue to accelerate? - and the answer begin with n. - no. okay. now, which one ain't accelerating anymore? - the little girl. - why the little girl? what's the net force on the little girl? - zero. - zero. what's the acceleration of the little girl? - zero. - zero. that

this is the air traffic operation at new york center. the largest control room in the united states. >> reporter: mike mccormick sprinted to the floor of new york's air traffic control and went directly to an already-crowded screen displaying the airspace where the plane was headed. area b. >> the altitude and fact they were turning southbound, i knew that it was going to be area b, so i could be with the controllers, be with the supervisors and look at a radar display. >> you wanted to see that plane? >> absolutely. walked up to the radar screens right here. went back and forth between the radar screens looking at the activity as it took place and take appropriate actions and make the right decisions. >> reporter: with flight 11 not responding, controllers turned to other eyes in the sky, asking other commercial airline pilots if they could spot the american airlines jet. one of the crews responding -- united flight 175. >> one of those planes you contacted was united. >> yes. united was one of the aircraft that we actually asked to hel

feeling the air this morning, we have high pressure to blame for this, if you don't like the chilly air as we see the northwest flow, drying the dew points out, feeling like we are basically in the 40s this morning. it's cool out. there the scenario will continue in in to the afternoon. nice and comfortable with sunshine in the forecast. future trend picking up on that, not a lot to see, a few high clouds coming in through this morning and also the afternoon time frame. all in all, things will be looking stellar. here is your hour by hour forecast, as we take it through, by 10:00, temperature nice, 68 degrees, nice and sunny and pleasant by lunchtime. by 3:00 p.m., nice and the 77. now a check of the time save traffic with loren cook. >>> if you are heading to downtown, michael phelps is being honored at the afternoon theater. the big ravens game tonight at 7:00. expect congestion. leaf yourself extra time. you will need i. it's doing to be jam packed. 95 at 395, everything is nice and calm. everything up to speed traveling through the fort mc henry. harbor going to be clear. here is a

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> good friday morning to you. the hot temperatures that los angeles has been experience is, they have had a big heatwave. but too much for one bear to tape thursday night he wandered into this neighborhood and took a dip into the pool. the police officers were chasing the bear to scare it off and hoping it would go back into the hills. but you could see that he took a little pool time before he eventually got out and on his own. but did he have a margarita and sat on the floaties for a little while. >>> in the afternoon, the kids can put their jacket away. the temperature will be up to 83 degrees. a stray shower is possible. but mainly as we head into the evening time frame. this is what we have. look at this great picture sent in by walt. he took this from the base of the world trade center looking south toward f

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection.yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. remember those storms back in june? ? you lost power for several days you definitely do. and last month, you have the chance to let the maryland public service commission know your thoughts about the utility companies how they handled the june derecho storm. now the pse is going to take all the comments and come up with its own conclusion as well as relatations, it's hold -- relatations, it's holding two day -- recommendations, it's holding two days of hearings starting today. also what can be done to improve service. something that a lot of people want to know because that storm may have been back in june but lynette people remember being without power for days. >> no type of thunderstorms or severe weather in the offing. and what we're dealing with there morning, the cool

vaughn alex now works for the federal air marshals, helping schedule the cops now in the air.e, too, will never forget. >> i mean, it never goes away. there's not a single day that i don't think about it. there's not a single day that i don't wonder what would have happened if i had done something differently. i did what i was supposed to do that day. i was supposed to take care of passenger service and i took care of those passengers. one of the unfortunate things to this very day is when i go out on a day when there are no clouds, when i go out on a beautiful day, i look up and i go that

honey, you put the landscape here and throw a rock up in the air. if some one had said to kepler, kepler, watch this, honey. take a rock. is it any mystery why it's going slower and then gain speed? it's just the responding to the gravity, yeah? and kepler would go... kepler didn't have that model. you know what kepler's hang-up was? kepler thought that if the planet is moving this way, there gotta be a force that way. yeah, the poor guy. he said if it's moving this way, where's the force? the force is right down here, i mean toward here, huh? and when it gets here? kepler thought there was a force like this and he wanted to know, gee, how come the force keeps getting bigger? how come the force down here's so big? poor guy, a product of his time. poor us, we're products of our time. what kinda ideas do we have now, that later on people will say... oh, honey, i can't help it, i'm 20th century type. we're all are a product of our time and now we know, hindsight, 20/20 vision. now we know that hey, the force doesn't act that way. that's the direction of

we had thick humidity in the air. now looking at the live view of the washington monument, jefferson memorial, d.c. camera. we've got low humidity back with us and a chill in the air this morning in the wake of the storms that came through yesterday. they're now long gone. just a few sprinkles in southern maryland, calvert, st. mary's across the tidal potomac in the northern neck. those sprinkles heading off into the eastern shore. getting star light showing through there. elsewhere, it's all cloudy through the metro area and most

the air force commends the pilot for his efforts to direct the plane away from the crowds. local neighbor diane stump and two others receive baltimore county fire department's highest award for their bravery and immediate assistance to the pilot. mark mcdonald looks back on the incredible turn of events that led to the crash landing. he will never forget the day a quiet family picnic came so close to tragedy. >> i was just pretty much amazed at how lucky i was because i was sitting so close. it's not every day that you have a stealth land in your backyard. and you know, hopefully it will never happen again. >> but at air shows, elaborate tricks at tremendous speeds are daring and often dangerous. the best of the best, jet fighter pilots in tight formation, a spectacle of precision and incredible skill. but a matter of only a few inches can make the difference between life and death. gloucester, in the united kingdom, 1993, two russian fighter pilots are executing a complicated and difficult maneuver at a royal international air show. the russian swifts approach each other a

the upper air winds will go off shore. should clear the fog. not a bad time to go to the beach but the swells increasing this weekend. we have a good northwest swell. with the sandbars, down in pacifica a lot of sand about the summer waves. the rip tides will be nasty. think about that. the beach sun and monday or sunday specifically many people do and ocean beach probably one of the most dangerous in the country for rip tieds, it'll be one of those kind of days. that's another thing to worry about. rip tides. giant surf just larger su are, f big rip tieds, tomorrow afternoon just like yesterday. just -- yesterday we had the low 90's. 91 fairfield. 83 vallejo. 74 richmond. 92 pittsburgh. 93 antioch and 92 pleasant on. nice looking saturday. sunday, five degrees, yeah, yeah, someplaces five to six degrees and then on monday add a couple more. monday should be the hottest day. excessive heat watch in effect as i showed you for much of the bay area. you may just include yourself in that. oakland isn't in that and san francisco. the big cities are.

but we had a thermal column that was a good 2, 250 into the air. t black sometimes gray, which indicates some type of hydrocarbon or petroleum products. >> the danger grows exponentially as the fire spreads outside the main compound. rivers of burning liquid chemicals consume everything in their paths. the flames come within feet of railroad cars filled with explosive fuel and more chemicals. if they explode, the dire situation could get even worse. but the flames aren't the only thing the firefighters are worried about. no one knows if the massive plumes of smoke are releasing deadly toxins into the community. and it's the job of ted padgett and the dallas hazardous materials team to determine the threat. >> our first interest when we arrived was to determine what we could based on ground level runoff and even the airborne particulates. we had three or four tests that we did initially. we checked the smoke. our testing on site indicated we had ammonium products, we had ketones, aldehydes. what you would typically see in any large industrial batchin

i want to wish 65th birthday to the united states air force. i will be back next week with the same time until then, have great week. . >>> crowd sourcing medical research. can social media and personal genetics be the search for cures? i'm steve usdin. welcome to "biocentury this week"." >>> your trusted source for biotechnology information and analysis, "biocentury this week." >>> genetics came first. transforming how we view life. then came social media which is transforming our social lives. now silicon valley is trying to combine them turning jennette igs and social media into a crowd sourcing engine to drill down into the roots of disease. the idea is to obtain genetic samples from large numbers of people, some with the disease and many who don't have it. then researchers can look for genetic factors that may be important in causing the disorder or that protect against it. to test the

or to be taking in the sights on board one of the air taking part in the show specifically. the. fleet. construction project. this particular. games. can do more than just. twenty six measures about thirty four meters long with one hundred twenty five cubic metres of cargo space inside to get that big body off the ground is driven by a pair of gas turbo shaft engine each crank out more than eleven thousand horsepower choppers designed to have five crew of four in the cockpit and one sling operator in theory many configurations are possible this big hole can accommodate eighty fully equipped paratroopers or sixty beds for a large scale medical evacuation. and it was pretty much. two hundred. twenty six. different governments of. several different variations of the. put together here. first of all it's unique because it can lift. it's the world's most powerful had it called to have entered serial production it can lift up to twenty tons which is unique and something no other helicopter in the world can do it makes no sense to compare it to any foreign made ones like the chino for e

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> thanks for joining thans tuesday -- joining us on this tuesday morning. mosquito patrol will spray the area. we are talking about the area because of west nile virus. you can you can -- if you see the crews, head indoors. the spray is meant to kill mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. there have been 14 human cases of the disease in the state so they want to get this under control. several more sprays are scheduled for the rest of the month. check out your screen. tomorrow they will spray millford mill baltimore county, and then on the 18th which is next tuesday, they will be back in anne arundel county spraying the same area they were today to try to get this under control. >>> there's enough wind energy power for the planet they are saying. and then some. that's at least in theory. that's according to a study.

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> all right, we're talking about the cool temperatures once again this morning. we can see arnold good morning to you, at 57 degrees. 53234 barnsville -- 53 in barnsville. the winds are calm and we're going to pick those up a bit through the rest of the day out of the south at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. we're also watching a thunderstorm or showers rather that are going to be working their way towards us as a cold front. that's going to be pushing through as we head into tomorrow. but in the meantime, we are nice and clear right now. nice and dry. we are going to take you to the tropics and talk about tropical storm nadine. close to a hurricane, i'll break that down for you coming up but right now let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> do watch out for sink home r

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> the mad dash for cash on the streets of los angeles. police chased a card out but a bank robbery suspects. daminozide begin tossing logs of catch up the window. and shocked with this is a rush in to snatch the bills and the car was finally cornered at an l.a. intersection. three of the suspects had already dealt out. >>> alberta had a busy did it yesterday. >>> ireland 7 mi. before the event came home and changed. there is money the the girl had youth programs. they we had 10 of the runners yesterday show up but at&t park yesterday it was an amazing scene there were so many people on the wednesday night pinhead. the running time was under 70 minutes. where in the fifties and low 60s. the winds are pretty much stagnant at this hour. the building because we shall look back locale's out there right now. he will dis

the poles. so we have warm air flowing from the tropics toward the poles. and we have cold air flowing from the poles to the tropics. the ocean does the same kind of thing. we have warm gulf stream waters flowing poleward. and underneath them, we have very cold water moving southwards. and if you change those transports somehow, you've changed the climate. narrator: emanuel's research is showing that hurricanes help the oceans to play this heat-transporting role. dr. emanuel: it was actually proved about 100 years ago that the only way you could make the ocean transport a lot of heat from the tropics to the poles is if you could turbulently mix hot water in the tropics down into the deep tropical ocean. that's what you need to do. and oceanographers argued for years about what's doing this mixing. we've done some calculations that suggest that global tropical cyclone activity -- "tropical cyclone" is a generic name for a hurricane -- is what's doing this mixing. narrator: putting this theory to the test, emanuel has built hurricane models where the hurricane

and they are recirculating the air out of the system at a very high rate. >> one of the requirements heating and vent lating is that you put fresh air in to mix. you you have to have fresh air. it's very finely tuned how much fresh air and how much -- and the new california energy code standards are very strict as to exactly how you balance it so you don't have to use too much heat or too much cooling power in these buildings. >> yes. and a libera little bit of a ner too is they can pressure nuance, the building is at a higher pressure than outside. all buildings have little leak points. if they want they can pressurize this building slightly higher than the pressure on the outside such as this air is being pushed out as opposed to the outside air being sucked in. >> and speaking of pressure san diego, one thinpressurization, e stairs, not just an elevator. have you to have stairs in case of an emergency. >> can you see one of them because see that sign? >> right over there, exit sign. one of the things they do in stairs is to provide a protected environment so that people will not b

really you're just flying. >> i watch chase go up in the air. i'm thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to climb down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my bod is full length stretched in the air. i di

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> all right. heavy thunderstorms turned las vegas streets into rivers. this is tuesday. this is what it looked like in the middle of the busy intersection right there in sin city. firefighters and helicopter crews rescued more than 20 people stuck in the cars because of the rising flood waters. water levels were several feet high in some areas. the storm knocked out power to thousands of customers for nearly two hours yesterday. it's hard to get in trouble in vegas when the streets look like that. >> exactly. but they got in trouble of their own driving through the flooded roadways. luckily for today, things will dry out and they will get a chance for cleanup and have another trech of-- stretch of dry weather which is what they are used to. we have wet weather across the middle of the nation accompanied by a cold

pretty much amazed at how far he actually went in the air. i heard the impact when it happened, but -- >> after seeing something like this are you reluctant to get back on your bike? >> i actually rode my other bike that same night. not more reluctant at all. more aware of what's going on. >> what did the bike look like after all of this? >> wasn't much left of it. it was broken. you couldn't tell it was a bike after that. >>> take a look at this video from inside a department store. according to the poster of this video, the guy who is being manhandled apparently was attempting to shop lift and mr. security guard, the guy who's doing the manhandling wasn't having it. >> i thought they were just supposed to report and try to, i don't know -- >> one of the reasons this video is getting a lot of play not just the fight that's happening. it's not just the security guard's actions. it's more the play by play from the guy holding the camera. >> how do you feel today? i think he feels all right. no. he's got it. i said, what's up? wrap your legs aro

if i took this thing and held it up in the air and let it go. [descending whistle] at the end of one second, what would its speed be? 10 meters per second, see? because it started at zero, it's gonna pick up to 10, okay? let's suppose another second goes by, how fast is it gonna be going? 20? let's suppose 10 seconds go by. it's 100, see. because every second goes by, it's gonna be going 10 meters per second faster than the second before. be sure you understand that, and let's talk about this. and let's suppose you're downtown and you're looking out the window, and all of the sudden, this thing falls right by the window. you know, according to my calculations, that bowling ball just fell by the window at 50 meters per second. someone would say, "how did you know that?" well, i just know that. one second later, boom, hits the ground. okay, how fast was it going when it hit? you couldn't see it then. check and see if you're sitting next to somebody who know the answer to a question like that. how many say 60 meters per second, show a hands? hey, my

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the air squeezes it along. saturday night when you're taking your bath, try ivory soap, the kind that floats. and you sit in the bathtub and there is a soap right there and you go to grab it. you've done it before and you go, "oh, i have it" it keeps going away from you, right? [laughter] you squeeze it right through the water. well, it was thought that cannonballs were squeezed similarly through the air and arrows too. what do you guys think about that? not too many people were satisfied with that, but that's the best they could do at the time. there gotta be some explanation. what's a better one? and along came an italian type by the name of galileo who turned it all upside down. everyone's looking for the force responsible for the motion, galileo said, "hey, gang, guess what? no force." if i took this thing out in outer space where gravity was very, very small, i took this thing in outer space and i threw it, it might take a force to get it going, but when i let go, it'll go of itself. no force required. and

the tropical air stays over us. tuesday we're wet, and then we have the cold front coming in for wednesday when i think we actually have a better chance for showers and more thunderstorms in the area wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening. so your forecast for this afternoon, a wet one. keep your umbrella handy, and i'm talking about the big one at that if you don't want your family to get wet. get them under the big umbrella. for this evening some showers and storms, a chance of 72 to 77 degrees. here's a look at the four hi-da forecast. today's high is 82 degrees. the humidity gives us a heat index about 3 to 5 degrees higher. that through the day, and 86 on wednesday. it is wednesday when the tropical air sticks around. the drier air starts to move in on thursday, but just an uncomfortable stretch and a wet stretch coming our way. weekend weather for next weekend, we look at athat in a couple of minutes and what's going on with tropical storm leslie. >> we need to get through the next couple days pretty much. w

a spare the air day today ahead of the mini heat wave roberta gonzales with more >>> never a good thing you can see the air you breathe we had haze inland areas tomorrow second consecutive spare the air day primarily all locations away from the bay, and immediate seashore, it looks like unhealthy levels of ozone in atmospheric tomorrow through monday 9:00 p.m. aug. temperatures of the year highs in the mid-90s and triple digits at inland locations, new highs anticipated, we look at the temperatures we see the inland areas the area's we anticipate record highs tomorrow san jose, triple digits livermore, possibility of a new record of 104 in livermore monday will pinpoint the hottest day this week coming up. >>> rough-and-tumble politics in richmond scuffle between city council member and an activist and it with more arrest candidates' debate thursday night more is a member of the richmond progressive alliance 0 local political group that is at odds over an other man client the other man punched him reporter don knapp will have more at 6:30 >>> she spent 15 years under house arrest becaus

right after the but a few days later say there were harmful particles in the air? in their own words here are the concerns by some of residents and the answer given by the chairman of the board who i interviewed ahead of the meeting who happens to be a county supervisor representing richmond. >> in gap between information and monitoring has been going on too long and it is time to bridge that gap. >> air quality board needs to be proactive not reactive. which is what they seem to be. >> the air district only had relatively limited testing and was not able to grab samples of the toxic cloud or the fire cloud. i think that's the issue making clear to the public there's limitations in the sampling that did occur and to be clear with the public not just to report the data in a limited way. i think we have to always do a better job of explaining what the data means in a larger context. that's where the district wants to improve. >> reporter: the chairman says he would like to see more air monitors installed around the refinery. several groups will give their reports to t

the air conditioner out the window. >> when the air conditioner came out, all the fire and smoke. >> fire investigators are working to determine the cause of the to irand whether there were working smoke alarms in either home. >>> petty officer first class patricks died in afghanistan. he and several americans were killed when their helicopter went down in a firefight. hundreds of people including am ilitary vets lined route 2 in edgewater today to welcome him home for the final time. >> this boy coming home is the best of the best we had to offer in this country. and the least i can do is give my respect to him in any way i can. >> a viewing will be held tomorrow between 2:00 and 4:00 at callus funeral home in edge wait water and his funeral will take place wednesday before he is layed to rest at arlington national cemetery. >>> one back and 28 games left. for the first time since 97, the orioles are steering september into a playoff run. they shut out toronto 4-0 behind joe saunders. so get pumped up. thursday, calripcon gets his statue. that marks 17 years since he broke lieu gari

but the threat isn't just in the air. can be on the ground at home base. >> the real worry is that somebody tries to infiltrate into the base, somebody appearing as a civilian worker on the base. >> reporter: for his own protection the prince will live on a separate section of the base and won't have contact with afghan soldiers. british officials say with social media there is no way to keep the deployment a secret. the price of fame for a warrior prince who's now a marked man. >> you wonder why they would allow him to, not only publicize, but allow him to take a mission. >> let everybody know he is there as well. why did he get so much publicity. >> granted he's in the apache helicopter and if you're going to be in the air, in the skies, that's the one to be in. then you have to worry about a green on blue attack, somebody turning within. >> that's the scariest thing these days. >> and he's currently at camp bastion, so we know exactly wre he is and he's clearly recognizable, especially after the vegas jaunt. >> absolute

just a few high clouds and still a chill in the air. mid 50s in washington. ime, it will jump dramatically into the upper 60s to around 70 with low humidity, and still a few whispy high clouds coming through. later today, reaching the mid 70s. tomorrow, beautiful day, sunny, low humidity. may hit low 80 saturday afternoon with increasing clouds. front coming in late saturday noon. might trigger a shower. on sunday, low 70s with partly cloudy skies. i'm back in ten minutes. danella has a look at traffic now. good morning. >> checking out things in our area, road work still happening on the outer loop of the beltway. the first work zone you'll come across -- oh, look at this, it's cleared. taillights, that's outer loop of the beltway at new hampshire avenue. did have the left lane blocked. looks like that is gone. had another work zone set up, thisti time at colesville road. traveling about 62 miles per hour, pretty fast. the drive is taking ten minutes. heading over to the beltway at van dorn on the inner loop, also taillights. had the left lane blocked because

the 50s. so we're still dealing with dry air out there. and with that, that is why i'm thinking that the showers that come up over the mountains will break up when they run into the dry air. glen burnie 57 and dew point of 53. hour-by-hour forecast, 78 by lunchtime and afternoon temperature around 3:00 to 4:00, 83 degrees. and the clouds may thicken up and possibly a stray shower. and now over to lauren cook and abc2 news timesaver traffic. >>> we have patchy fog in the region. that will be a big problem this morning. so you'll want to slow down and be careful as you head out. but we have a crash to tell you about in howard county. this is on route 1. this is something to keep in mind. and as far as the beltway is concerned, it's really picking up right now on the northwest corner. here's what it looks like on old court road. you're looking at a 11 minute ride. as we check in and take a look at other drive times, no problems to report on the beltway from parkville all the way up towards towson. and for those of you using the jfx, no problem

the air through bags that wrap around the perimeter of the vessel. creating the momentum curtain under the whole building up the pressure. on the other hand has fitted two inflatable tubes along. the. chambers underneath with suitable pressure air begins to escape under the tubes forcing the craft upwards the top two is divided into five sections to make sure the craft continues to function even in the case of. the types. greatly improve its characteristics it can move out of the water. with the same amount. main edge over the more conventional. contact with the surface we have achieved excellent maneuverability as well as steady motion. by you. that's important because handling is a big deal for craft that hover and there's minimal if any contact. with these significantly trickier than in other types of transport. to the captains on board to effectively decrease the air pressure under the right side. which allows one side to drag in that direction. higher above the water surface and there's another craft. floating effortlessly above the sea plate he

>> we asked the air force safety center, mr. chairman, to go to all the f-22 bases and talk to the crews, the aircrew and the ground crew to help us understand some of the factors beyond what i would call hard science, beyond engineering science and get in the human factors. one of the locations is joint base elmendorf-richardson where tragically in november of 2010, captain jeff haney lost his life and there was a cluster of incidents that took place in may of 2011 just before the standdown occurred. there is a resitual effect within the community that occurs when you suffer through a tragedy. and as general martin mentioned earlier today, there was a period of quite sometime, nearly a year uncertainty about what caused captain haney's crash and the loss of his life. so this built up and manifested inside the community and there's residual effect that has come from that. we also at the other base, joint base langley-eustis, we found that there was a set of factors there where the cta 1 canster, and i can tell you from all my dis

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. denny's everyday value slam egis four dollars every day. wait, is that right? eggs, bacon, pancakes. yeah. that's right. the four dollar everyday value slam. only four dollars every day. only at denny's. >>> trader joes recalling peanut but their could be linked to 20 salmonella illnesses in 18 states. the stores creamy peanut but ser the likely source of the outbreak, no deaths have been reported. the states that reported the illnesses have yet to be released. free checking account is getting more expensive than ever. you must keep average balance of $723 in your checking account. the fee rose 25%, banks raised fees on atm transactions, overdrafts and checking accounts for customers who don't meet the minimum balance requirement. >>> if your teen is driving distracted or dangerously, you maybe the one to blame. acc

as we look at the temperature in bel air, this is the caveat. if you don't lake the cooler air, that's this morning w temperature at 57. the dew point at 50, that dry air is finally here. we are finally feeling it. catonsville, 57 degrees this morning with the dew point of 50. the winds northwest at 9 miles an hour. north westerly wind is a

right after the but a few days later say there were harmful particles in the air? in their own words here are the concerns by some of residents and the answer given by the chairman of the board who i interviewed ahead of the meeting who happens to be a county supervisor representing richmond. >> in gap between information and monitoring has been going on too long and it is time to bridge that gap. >> air quality board needs to be proactive not reactive. which is what they seem to be. >> the air district only had relatively limited testing and was not able to grab samples of the toxic cloud or the fire cloud. i think that's the issue making clear to the public there's limitations in the sampling that did occur and to be clear with the public not just to report the data in a limited way. i think we have to always do a better job of explaining what the data means in a larger context. that's where the district wants to improve. >> reporter: the chairman says he would like to see more air monitors installed around the refinery. several groups will give their reports to t

you're seeing the ads hit the air waves. it will be expensive and ugly. >> did the ads seem a little confusing. the ads talk about all of these people and corporations and so forth giving money and on the other hand, present a different argument. i find it confusing. >> you know, i think there is a lot of spin here. we should talk about that yes on prop 32 as it is now airing. one of the so-called super pacs that have come out of california with an organization that news reports have shone had ties to the brothers. ultraconservative business men. they put $4 million into that ad. it takes about $4 million for a statewide television buy for one week. they put that ad on the air. we don't know who the donors are. we don't know who they are if they spend more than that. that yes ad right talks all about how bad money is in politics. prop 32 won't take all the money out in politics. it will just rerout how the money is spent. >> what's interesting is how -- you mention the coat brothers who control georgia pacific. they would be

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> spraying for west nile virus has been rescheduled. it was planned to be today. because of the weather it's been canceled. they are changing the date to monday and monday october 1st. lit start at 7:30 in the evening. it's scheduled to take place in catonsville tomorrow and wednesday. that is whether or not the weather cooperates. spraying there will be start at 7:30, 2 people tied in maryland because of west nile virus this year. experts believe this is going to be the worst year on record for the virus nationwide. if you haven't looked outside, not prettiest morning and not going to be the prettiest day today. >> it is going to be gloomy. we are going to have lots of cloud cover around. we have the storm system on the move. you can see the wet weathers basically from the southeast to the northeast, it's coming

the reports at the time were the air quality was within standards. >> the community and the air district want to see more monitoring so the public can understand what is in the air. >> we may get what we should have had. so, you know, it shouldn't be that way. >> reporter: the investigations could take six months to complete, maybe longer. an official told us chevron will face a fine, probably in the tens of thousands of dollars. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the department of agricultural said it resumed buying meet from a slaughterhouse that was accused of animal cruelty. a video showed workers kicking down cattle in an attempt to heard them to slaughter. last week officials said there was no evidence that sick cattle were getting into the food supply and the usda said the company improved over sight. >>> rescuers saved six people in three separate incidents off the coast in one day. the first call came in at noon when a sail boat was taking on water and then a sail boat was sinking. they sent a boat to pull two people to safety. and in a third rescue they found a small plane than