his report, why the pentagon wastes money, and how to fix the problem, is available at the lexington institute web site. dan also is an advisor to republican presidential candidate mitt romney, dr. dan guran, thanks for joining us. welcome back,. >> my pleasure, always. >> how bad is the pentagon's regulatory oversight burden? how did we get here and what are the costs associated with it that you found? >> it is a very heavy burden. the estimates from varies studies are that on an individual contract basis or program business, it can be as high as 60% of the value. overall, it could be in the range of $100 billion a year of added costs over what things would cost without those regulations, law, and requirements. >> the range is 45 to $95 billion. or so. which is what the size of it is. >> yes. >> how did you figure out how much that costs? and is there any one particular regulation or category of regulations that puts you into that kind of a cost category? >> well, we figured it out by going through the varies kinds of these cost categories, for example antiquated acquisition procedur

>>> sky 7 hd is over a police chase that just ended in the southbound lanes of highway 17 near the lexingtonvoir you see the car pulled over and highway patrol checking it out. they began chasing the car 10:30 the driver led officers on several freeways before coming to a stop on highway 17. there does not appear to have been a traffic impact not clear what the driver was wanted for. stay with abc7 news for more. >>> new information about a central valley slaughterhouse that was closed for mistreating animals. today usda officials say the sick cows shown in this video never got into the food supply and no food safety laws were broken. an investigation will continue into allegations of inhumane treatment stemming from the videos. after seeing it meat inspectors closed the business down for a week. >>> maybe -- wasn't to tell you about two closures one in san francisco fremont street is now closed from howard to mission. this affects drivers getting off the bay bridge part of the construction at the new terminal. with workers will be dig out the road and placing a temporary bridge. fremont str

the road. this accident at bear week near lexington reservoir. traffic backed up to the summit. pg&e is on the way to deal with that live power line. 1700 customers are without power because of this accident. we'll follow this on abc7news.com and bring updates as soon as we get them. good morning i'm cheryl jennings. >>> and i'm kristen sze. a spare the air day another big story. these are live pictures from our vollmer peak camera looking into the east bay hills. you can see the haze, hot temperatures creating unhealthy air. let's get latest from mike. >>> good morning. our fifth spare the air of the summer seen. right here is a map showing the bay area color coded depending on where you live that will show you where if you are under the spare the air or not. let's show what is going on in the east bay valleys here where question could have poor air quality today. bay area air quality management district puts everybody on a spare the air because whatever you do in your neighborhood could pollute other areas. if you can take mass transit, don't refill the car fumes, mow will rec

>>> sky 7 hd is over a police chase that just ended in the southbound lanes of highway 17 near the lexingtonvoir you see the car pulled over and highway patrol checking it out. they began chasing the car 10:30 the driver led officers on several freeways before coming to a stop on highway 17. there does not appear to have been a traffic impact not clear what the driver was wanted for. stay with abc7 news for more. >>> new information about a central valley slaughterhouse that was closed for mistreating animals. today usda officials say the sick cows shown in this video never got into the food supply and no food safety laws were broken. an investigation will continue into allegations of inhumane treatment stemming from the videos. after seeing it meat inspectors closed the business down for a week. >>> maybe -- wasn't to tell you about two closures one in san francisco fremont street is now closed from howard to mission. this affects drivers getting off the bay bridge part of the construction at the new terminal. with workers will be dig out the road and placing a temporary bridge. fremont str

a truck crashed into a power pole a live power line fell on the was at bear creek road near the lexingtoneservoir in los gatos. pg&e says 1700 customers are without power because of this accident. we'll continue to follow this on abc7news.com. >>> summer heat may have you drinking ice tea. new study suggests you may want to sip instead of gulp. researchers in chicago found too much of the brew can increase your odds for kidney stones. a urinary tract disorder, black tea in particular had highest concentrations of a chemical that combines with calcium to form stones the best way to avoid it is drink plenty of water on these hot days, rather than ice tea. >> always good advice. >> and timely too. >>> stay in the shade if you can it feels 15° warmer in the direct sunlight. let's talk about heat, outside you can look at the atmosphere and see within finger of fog hanging around the -- see that one finger of fog hanging around the golden gate bridge going to retreat to the coast in the next hour. still on top of mount tamalpais this morning gives you an idea how strong that high pressure is, 8

with the ongoing fear among westerners what the lexington kentucky reporter called the scalping knife and the tom hawk of the indian savages. they found themselves doing battle with william henry harris in the northwest territory. later the general andrew jackson after he took charge of the forces in the south. the karmassic wellington of the indian he was called fell at the battle of teams. after a massacre of massacre in which we recall abby a landed baseballed of red strike creeks a jackson-lead campaign cull man nateed in march at the battle. one result of jackson's victory was that the creeks were forced to see some 20 million acres for white settlement. the american indian was the biggest loser. native setbacks during the war proved to be hard many decades to come. another loser was the federalist party. to president madison, the federalist, the party of the late alexander hamilton and george washington was a disloyal opposition. they voted 39-0 again the war declaration in june of 182 does that sound familiar, by the way? i think the republicans in our own congress employed a -

koehler off to the west, 79 cumberland hagerstown 79. 82 at dulles airport, the same at lexington park. the koehler, well to the north. temperatures in the 70's -- the cooler air will to the north. six degrees cooler compared with yesterday, the cold front to the south, moving to the north during the day tomorrow. that will eventually change into a warm front. the satellite radar the skies had cleared out, just a few clouds on the coast of the delmarva peninsula. the future-cast, not so great the next 48 hours. the daytime highs, middle 80's, the clouds increase from the west. showers across western maryland, garrett county, allegany county, washington, the panhandle of west virginia. monday monday afternoon heavier showers and embedded thunderstorms. this computer model brinks temperatures and the low 70's for the daytime highs. it will be a little warmer as we move through the afternoon monday. right now, all bets considered, one of the cooler days over the past couple of months. 58-65 overnight, partly cloudy skies. daytime highs tomorrow, upper 70's, low 80's. showers possible late

temperatures slightly cooler off to the west of us. lexington park, 68 degrees. the cool air is off to the north us.west of chicago, 70. monday, some computer models indicate daytime highs only in e lower 70's. satellite and radar, cold front the south of us. that is what is going to give us unsettled weather. clouds are beginning to the midwest.ss futurecast looks like a vest. a mix of sunshine and clouds, temperatures around 84 degrees. by monday morning into the afternoon, up larger amounts of rain. upper 50's to, middle 60's. tomorrow, 80-85 degrees. the extended outlook calls for to dip a little bit on monday. tuesday, wednesday, friday, a fine stretch days, a lot of sunshine. to ditchers will be in the 80's. >> -- temperatures will be in the 80's. good night to be the nationals fan. >> and ace pitching performance nationals fan. >> and ace pitching performance you know, ronny... lks who o ve hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? i'd say happier than a bodybuilder directing traffic. he does look hap. get happy

but the situation's entirely changed as result of lexington and concord. the congress finds itself, de facto, the government of, for all practical purposes, a nation at war. so very soon they're--have to make decisions for the military; they're making decisions for indian affairs. one topic after another falls on their agenda and they become, in fact, the government of a country to be, if you will. c-span: when you decided to do this book, how did you go about it? >> guest: well, i--it wasn't at first what i thought--what it has become. i thought i was writing just a very short book that was supposed to, you know, put on paper ideas i already had that would be a teaching book for advanced high school students and maybe lower-level college students. but then i-you know, i just didn't want to write a book like most of those that already were well-known on--on the declaration of independence. they all focused on the political thought or the political theory that seemed --to give--to actual--to be expressed in the second paragraph. as i say, as i came to this t

the work for replacing the building in kind are covered by the insurance carrier, aig lexington insurance. a check was delivered for the initial expenses for $2 million last week. the america's cup a village will have -- the america's cup will have activities located between piers 27 and 29. for the upcoming events, the america's cup event authority has requested scaffolding be installed to conceal the damage during their event. this will be installed next week along with a plywood barrier along the embarcadero. it will keep crowds safe from the damaged area and the construction work. future actions are moving rapidly with the integrated design approach with analysis of the upgrades, code, as well as energy upgrades. these are going to be covered by the insurance policy. i'm available to answer any questions. >> one of our earlier speaker said it best. thank you to all of you involved in getting this moving along so rapidly. it was very unfortunate circumstance, but a real tribute to everyone who was involved. i am pleased we have so much focus on the historic restoration. >> the temporar

the work for replacing the building in kind are covered by the insurance carrier, aig lexington insurancea check was delivered for the initial expenses for $2 million last week. the america's cup a village will have -- the america's cup will have activities located between piers 27 and

we showed a shot of the project on lexington in the east side. there have already been secondary sales in the market. >> that is a beautiful project to pass by. the most interesting comment to me is how exciting is the pipeline in the projects around here. >> i think when the market is doing better, maybe they want to recoup and renovate these properties. >> go ahead, you will ask me. >> i want to -- >> i don't want to interrupt you interrupting me. >> are you saying that new home sales are looking topical? therefore, there is more demand for existing -- >> he is in a different spot. he has done great in his spot and his sector of that space is done rather well. if you want to play the overall immunity. >> if you want to look at wire houser, pays the dividend. lumber has been doing pretty well. >> from sexy lingerie to a giant in the mining industry. we will track down some of the biggest movers. for the very first time we are asking you the viewer for your trade of the day. so be sure to tweet us. we will unveil it later on in the show. stay tun

the average is 87 and 70. 77 in gaithersburg. 80 degrees right now and lexington park. the northeast is cool. when high pressure moves and then pushes the front out of here, we will get a taste of cooler weather. 90s to the west. we will get a taste of 90 degree weather on friday. a big change as much cooler air arrives in time for the weekend. high-pressure tonight and clear skies. a northerly breeze tomorrow. low humidity and sunshine. this cold front approaches and the winds turned to the south and southwest. as we get the late afternoon and evening, a pretty good will see thunderstorms with a cold front. some could linger into saturday morning. cooler weather for saturday and sunday. it looks nice. here is the deal for tomorrow. sunshine in the morning and midday. highs in the 90's with lower humidity. if a good chance of showers and storms early saturday. partly sunny and cooler. low 80's for the weekend. it will be slightly warmer for the few -- first few days next week. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >>

the air has been drying out, so it is comfortable. 85 is our average high. right now, 86 in frederick. 88 in manassas. lexington park, the patuxent and thesebase, averageures are below for this time of year. tomorrow will be beautiful. high pressure to the north and chasing the clouds out to to the south. see briefly, thing starting to warm back up. for a couple of days, it will be dry heat. be comfortable, and then up onmidity will catch y on saturday. that is the very latest on isaac for you. this is slowly drifting at 7 miles per hour. this is gusting to 98. from the hurricane center, even it makes line -- landfall, no way now to say exactly where is going to go down the road, chance byis a maybe someay, leftover rain. in our seven-w up day. morerow, beautiful, sunshine on thursday. here is the seven-day. and then, i want to give you a website. climbing into the upper 80's. more humid saturday. the? saturday and monday. it may be some effects. check this out, wjla.com. bob ryan just posted a brand on isaac butonly the d.c. area, with pictures and photographs. can go to the blog on you can get an update. the

and so if you look at the history of what happened between lexington and concord in the end of 1775 just that period when the original continental navy actually got in the water fell leadership is full of optimism coming and they're full of optimism because of how well they had done. they had done very well at lexington and concord and they will at the bunker hill. they'd done very well on lake champlain and benedict arnold during the spurt of gained control of your action plan. we had done well in boston harbor. washington was holding his own against the british in boston he had then trucked in boston. we're mad as hell of the british were doing. the king was committing one atrocity after another. and people were just be leaving this stuff in the battle of bunker hill for instance. admiral graves burned down charlestown, burned the whole town down to the it was 400 buildings in town older than boston. and the king wanted him to do that in order to. later on in october, they burned down, the same guy burned down from f. mayne. he had about the same number of buildings and 4,000 people it

there are showers off point lower bay.d below were b it is 71 in the district, 73 in lexington park. of 88 thisature afternoon. becoming partly cloudy with a d thundershowers today into tomorrow. by wednesday, less humid with mid '80s and bright sunshine wednesday it through friday. traffic. a look at . >> good it's monday morning, looking pretty good. the biggest overnight work zone the topside of the beltway .hrough hillandale that's between new hampshire avenue and university boulevard on the outer loop. pretty good through springfield. there may be a brief delay southbound. 395 between duke street and the beltway, two left lanes closed. pretty good on 66. remainsnd 66 to 50 closed. for theoks pretty good most part. good morning, washington. preparation for tropical storm isaac under way across the gulf coast. the storm could pound parts of florida with heavy rain and strong wind. a hurricane warning issued r several coastal counties. the governors of florida, louisiana, and of.ama have declared states and has not stopped those attending the republican national convention in tampa

degrees and very humid in the quantico, 81 in lexington park. 75 in manassas. e hourly forecast, cloudy with spotty rain this morning through about noon. and partly cloudy afternoon with a few stray thundershowers, high temperature of 89. if temperatures will not change week.his the wettest day will be friday. 77 degrees right now. usain bolt racibol back.come >> here's lisa baden. 270 southbound started a with a crash at boulevard, a pentagon. has settled down nicely. coming on to 95 between richmond baltimore, everything in your favor. giving you the green light. normal travel times. metro rail is on normal service. 841 is 20 minutes late on the marc rail system. >> that is secretary of state hillary clinton showing off her moves in africa. she was presented with a dress and learn some malawi and at a meeting with the president of malawi, only the second woman to lead an african nation. >> turning to london, gold medals continue adding up for the u.s. >> here's more on sunday's highlights. >> jamaica has won the epic battle for fastest man. olympiclt defended

the mid atlantic coast. a little bit of rain cooled pocket over parts of lexington. look at the heat cranking over oklahoma city, tulsa 111. average daytime high, last 7 days, 110 degrees, impressively hot. your forecast numbers through the rest of the overnight, under partly cloudy sky, we will be in to the 70s. back in to the middle 80s to start your morning saturday and here we go, we are cranking the humidity and heat. 91-94 degrees for your high with isolated shower and thunderstorm. notice future trend, more spotty storms on sunday. they will be widespread storms expected to cross the area. for that reason, everybody involved on a slight risk to moderate risk for sunday storms. keep an eye on that, watching ernesto, winds sustained at 50 miles per hour, that's moving towards the west, we will keep an eye on that as it moves through the caribbean. it could gain hurricane status as it moves in to the yucatan. 74 overnight. few clouds, humid and tomorrow for your 2-degree guarantee, 93, hot and humid. beach is the place to go as we head in to the weekend with tempe

the district. warm and muggy start. 78 in lexington park, 79 in quantico, 72 in culpeper. northwest of town is where it is cooler and where we have low humidity. 64 in winchester, 63 in cumberland 64 in frederick. dew points in the low to mid 50's up there. not a bad start in the shenandoah valley, parts of frederick county, and western maryland and west virginia. but locally is heavy humidity with the dew point of 72 degrees. to our south there is a boundary. that is drifting a little here and there. that will be the focal point for a few thundershowers here and there. that will be confined to south of washington today. there's a few thundershowers south of the district this afternoon, mainly in central virginia., southern virginia by noon, 85 degrees, partly cloudy. 92 degrees this afternoon for the high temperature. low 90's across the region today with a strong chance south of d.c. daily tens of storms all week. friday's our best chance for the most widespread showers and storms, late friday and possibly into early saturday. behind that, slightly cooler temperatures for

the south. fredericksburg, lexington park. starting to refire during the afternoon. that will continue as you get into the 5:00, 6:00 hour even during the evening hours hanging on a little longer than they did yesterday. those showers and storms. your high today, 87 to about 89 degrees. danella, look at traffic now and see what's going on. >> following breaking news. university boulevard, here's the situation. had a multivehicle crash in the center lane here. it's now gone. mdot is on the scene hoping to clear some debris. i don't know if you can see it but on the roadway there is debris. that's what's happening in the center lane. so the accident has been moved all of the way over. you can see police are on the scene in this area. but you're seeing delays just a moment ago the outer loop was blocked. completely shut down. it's open but let me show you what new hampshire avenue looks like. if you're taking the outer loop, absolutely jammed here. still feeling the effects of when the outer loop was shut down. it is open but to clear this accident, it is going to take

. >> we're told he's a vietnam veteran in his mid 60's, squatting in this vacant row the 1600 block of west lexington street for the past few months. friends say he suffered from schizophrenia. >> he was always a good guy. sometimes he forget to take his medicine. >> at 12:30 p.m. saturday, police responded to a call from someone about a burglary at the house. police say several officers go inside where they found a man charging at them with a knife. or a bottle. >> an officer suffered lacerations to his face. after that moment, another officer discharged his service weapon in defense of the first officer. >> that second officer fired multiple shots to the body of bell who died at the scene. >> that man was no threat at all. they could have maced him or did anything but to shoot him and take his life, no? baltimore city cops shoot first, ask questions later. >> a police spokesperson did not know if the officers had any other device as an alternative. an investigation is under way to determine if the shooting is justified, which is standard procedure in cases like this. meantime, the officer who was c

visibility and you can see as far as the eye can see. 59 degrees in winchester, 72 in the district, 70 in lexington park, 64 in culpeper. for the most part away from the waterways, in the '60s to start the day. scattered clouds moving overhead especially locally and southeast of town. that. fog information-- that should inhibit fog formation. let's look at tropical storm isaac, maximum sustained winds at 40 miles an hour currently gusting up to 52. it's expected to become a category one storm possibly by tomorrow morning or maybe tomorrow midday. it will be crossing over land into the weekend. that will inhibit spending from this system. did make landfall in florida, it probably would just be a category one hurricane. we don't expect a major storm. this forecast track has been shifted a little westward. i think we will continue to see that progression as it slowly moves west. we will continue sharing updates with you here and online at wjla.com. tropical depression 10 should stay over the open ocean. 87 today for the high temperature with a good amount of sunshine. close to about 90 degrees the nex

temperatures in the '60s in northwest washington, 73 at reagan national, 73 in lexington park in southern maryland. 90 degrees for the high temperature with showers and thunderstorms off and on with slow-moving downpours, which could have a little hail. most numerous this afternoon and evening. >> 95 maryland northbound has a substantial i couldn't after the beltway, after the beltway,for 212 powder mill road. we can get a glimpse of the delays. traffic that is moving is taking the service road. everybody is the leading greenbelt to college park. in virginia, in pretty good shape on 66, 95, 395. here we are live near the pentagon moving well. now to news. >> the search continues for the driver who hit and killed a woman in herndon and never stopped. it happened overnight on center street. john gonzalez is live this morning in herndon with details. >> still very fluid seen in herndon this morning. a lot of police activity behind us. this is center street near downtown herndon, where there are a number of tow trucks removing some of the parked cars that were damaged. police looking at two s

sunday that involved a city ambulance.the ambulance collided with a car at the intersection of north calvert and east lexingtont as it headed out on a call.five people... including a member of the fire department... were taken to area hospitals with injuries that are not life-threatening. the cause of the accident is being investigated. a fire on harford road in northeast baltimore remains under investigation, this morning.firefighters got the call around 4 o'clock , sunday morning.when they arrived...they found heavy smoke pouring out of the "hip hop" chicken restaurant which appeared to be un-occupied.it took crews more than 2-hours to get control of the flames. one firefighter suffered minor injuries.investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. investigators say arson is behind the cause of a fire that damaged a denny's restaurant in harford county friday morning. police are looking for this man in the orange shirt who they believe is a person of interest. it happened near route 24 and i-95 in bel air.damages total over half a million dollars. anyone with information should call harfor

the day. here's a look outside. 67 >> welcome back to 11 news today. 6:44. police are investigating a deadly shooting involving one of their home. police responded to reported burglary saturday afternoon on west lexingtonstreet. a man allegedly confronted the officers with a knife, cutting the officer's face. that is when officers opened fire, killing rudy bell. the wounded officer is reportedly in good condition this morning. a body of a young man was pulled from the inner harbor on sunday. the victim appears to be between 15 and 20 years old. police say there does not appear to be any evidence of foul play. some students at the university of maryland college park want to kick chick-fil-a off campus. the online petition calls on the university to replace the chick- fil-a in the student union building with a more healthier and dining option. city officials in boston and chicago have publicly rallied against the fast food chain. >> it is gearing up to be a busy week of campaigning. campaign rallies will have the candidates crisscrossing the country this week. hallie jackson joins us live with more. good morning to you. >> good morning. you can call up a preview you could call a preview of the week to co

officers responded to the 1600 block of west lexington street saturday afternoon. they found a door to a vacant hope opened and ordered the suspect to stop. but police say he attacked and that's when they returned fire. the suspect was shot multiple times and died. the officer is expected to be okay. >>> and the man who fell into the inner harbor has still not been identified. police got a call around 3:30 sunday morning from a body being found off east pratt. divers went in and found the body about half an hour later. all they know right now is that it's a man somewhere between 15 and 20 years old and his body is at the medical examiner's office with hopes of possibly learning what could have happened. >>> family -- a family is worried after their 12-year-old son has disappeared over weekend has not come home. his name is rashad foster and his parents say he has autism. he was last seen in the 3400 block of liberty heights avenue he is 5 foot 7 and weighs 120 pounds. there is a picture on the screen of him. it's not a great picture but take a look. he was last seen

called in to this headquarters in georgia reclining multiple bombs have been planted across the country. in lexingtonplease set up a perimeter there and brought in a bomb-sniffing dog. they found no explosives. in illinois south of chicago, there are reports of a bomb threat there. they said restaging. and they also thought a bomb sniffing dogs checking out a car parked on inside the theater. in georgia, just outside atlanta art, they were seen investigating the possible threat at another. nothing has turned up yet. the have to under 36 theaters in 35 states and is based in columbus, georgia. >> a chaotic scene after a horse-drawn carriage collides with a chauffeured black car. the animal bolted down the street and was caught several blocks away. at least one person injured and a number of politicians and activists have been called for the carriages to be outlawed. >> expect changes in the flight patterns of bwi marshall. but they will be shutting down its primary runway for 60 days. what you need to know. >> health officials declaring an emergency over the west mild outbreak. we have reports from da

all in the 50's in oakland maryland cumberland. lexington park at 70 degrees now. gaithersburg in my darke county 63. high-pressure overhead will influence our weather today. we do have a cold front off to the west that will bring us a chance of thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. 86-91 degrees for the daytime high today. the wind will be out of the south at 5-10 miles an hour. we will look at the forecast in more detail, but first, lisa baden has traffic. >> an accident on 644 east of van dorn street, closed until further notice after an accident. right now we thought we would take you to 270 southbound near old country road, looks good down to shady grove road. term construction on the beltway still there at university boulevard. traffic moving nicely in virginia on 66, 95 as well. metro rail has no worries to start the morning. back to you. >> thank you. 69 degrees outside. >> prince george's county police say that a fight over you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. " we have break

we are in the '60s mainly. 63 in frederick. 62 in martinsburg. 70 in lexington park. highs in the upper 80s this especially around the beltway. mid 80's in outlying areas. the weekend looks unsettled with a few spotty showers saturday and sunday. back to you. >> thank you. some lanes on interstate 66 closed thisll be weekend at the beltway because of construction. not o'clock tonight until 5:00 monday morning. e of the ramps will be closed. 495 t 66 enclosed completely and in the westbound direction. >> there will be delays on the lines. orange line trains, single- tracking between grosvenor and medical center. between takoma and forest glen. on the orange line, buses will between vienna and east falls church. and westunn loring, falls church stations will be until from 10:00 tonight closing on sunday. running out if you plan to take part in our latest giveaway. perhaps you have until 4:00 the chance to win four vip tickets to abbey road on the on labor day weekend. also giving away a guitar worth $1,000. wjla.com/facebook to sign up. winner onnounce the monday. it is

tonight members of the "baltimore peoples assembly" were among those who gathered outside the vacant house on west lexington street where bell was shot.they say the police department is out of control. "c'mon when are the people who patrol ....going to time... its time.... its - time.police say n officer was forced to open fire when bell tried to attack another officer with a knife or glass bottle. we... learned tonight... that../2...maryland servicemen... have... dded... in... less than... a week....//the... pentagon says... 24 year old... sgt... david williams... died on saturday... in... kandahar, afghanistan.../.his... death ...is... still being investigated.../.he... was assigned... to the... 2--nd ...infantry division.... out... of... washington state. this... comes... right after... we learned... about ...the death of... patrick feeks.../.a... navy seal... from... anne arundel county.../ feeks... was... aboard a helicopter.../ when. .. it... was... shot down ...by... taliban forces.../.in afghanistan...// feeks ... was deployed ... last december..../ he'd... been... on... a pair of deployments ...to

. >> 74 degrees at reagan national along the potomac, 63 in frederick and winchester. . 69 in lexington sunny this morning, becoming partly cloudy. not very humid. most of us will be in the mid to upper 80s. we have some changes for the weekend forecast. a weak disturbance will develop off the carolina coast and drift north tomorrow, bringing more clouds. a few areas of spotty rains on saturday 40% chance. and sunday still a slight chance of rain with a few peaks of sunshine. highs in the low to mid '80s. angela foster. >> looking good in virginia on interstate 95. 66 eastbound after 29 gainesville, there's an accident, but no lanes are blocked. no complications on 270. the beltway looks good in maryland and near the capital beltway. there's a problem on 95 in baltimore, a tractor-trailer driver was struck. that is that key highway. >> looking at the day ahead, the man charged with shooting a security guard at the family research council in chinatown is expected in court today. floyd corkins if will have our preliminary hearing and detention hearing. he walked into the conservative lobb

the washington area. be in theratures will '80s for most of us if. few upper 80s south of town. winchester is 79 currently. 72 degrees in cumberland. feels like september. 85 a reagan national, lexington at 82 degrees. there's the forecast. 87 for the high temperature the metro area. cooler to the west of town. still haunt in dallas. 95 degrees. minneapolis -- 87. miami, 91 degrees. around here, it is not overly humid. break we arece getting even with the sunshine. we will talk about tropical coming up. >> all eyes on the caribbean as we talk about that. it's picking up steam, expected become a category one hurricane by tomorrow if. are underway at guantanamo bay military base in cuba. the potential for hurricane the chief military a pretrialstpone for group of 9/11 terror suspects. with the republican national invention starting monday are notity leaders chances.take any >> absolutely, we are prepared to call it off. human safety trump's politics. i think the rnc recognizes that. the communications director order rnc says the main isbusiness at the convention officially nominating mitt romney and paul ryan. convention is canceled, the party still has means to get that process done, >

the ocean city. two which is in lexington park. in gaithersburg, two and a half inches of rain. s some minor flooding. the next two weeks hence whether in the normal conditions, and we could use that. here is the satellite picture. much of the rain continues to be to the southeast. mccann at the tropics you can see in the middle of your screen -- looking at the tropics, you can see in the middle of your screen tropical storm number -- tropical depression number 7. midweek, you see temperatures tried to get cooler. futurecast temperatures in the a.d.'s, but we start to cool off. -- 80's. we start to cool off. tomorrow could be one of the nicest days, but the standard is low. >> let's fast-forward to sunday. >> it is time for abc7 sports. >> the redskins had their first preseason game? how does rookie quarterback rgiii look for the coming season? but the camera has more on sports. >> going into the game, the biggest concern was on the offensive line, but after everyone wanted about the robyn -- running game. the running back never got a rhythm calling, gaining only 27 yards on seve

temperatures across the board are a little cooler off to the west, 57 degrees in cumberland. lexington park is now 71 degrees and there is a dense fog advisor in the shenandoah valley. otherwise, the son will be shining throughout the day with temperatures around 86 degrees by noon and 90's by 5:00. temperatures will be in the upper 80s-lord 90, tomorrow may see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms especially late in afternoon as the cold front is coming in from the northwest. >> northbound 95 has an accident in springfield that is now on the left shoulder. we are showing a lot newschopper 7 delays from woodbridge to get to the beltway a 90-minute ride. that is from prince william parkway to 495. >> 6:20 is the time. johnson and johnson will remove potentially cancer causing chemicals from the entire line of products by the end of 2015. this is the first major consumer-products company to make the commitment. it has pledged to remove chemicals from its baby products by next year. >> wall street gets a snapshot of the unemployment picture with the weekly jobless claims report. >> w

the rainfall. we look at more heavy rain around lexington park and all this is sliding off towards the east. so princess anne getting in on heavier rain and you can see the big red band of showers. and also lightning with this. this big red band of showers and thunderstorms sliding off toward the east. snow hill is in on that action in matter of moments. we are looking at the hour by hour forecast for today. i am going with 87 degrees by 3 p.m. lunchtime today, keep your eye to the ski if you want to eat outdoors. let's check the abc2 timesavertraffic with lauren cook. >> reporter: good morning. if you are heading into baltimore city today, watch out for the sink hole on monument street will be shut down between willk and partyson park area. use or -- and park area. here's 95 at 395. no problems getting into the city using this and it will be a nice easy ride through the fort mchenry tunnel. now over to you. >>> they have been wrapped in controversy over the president's opinion regarding same sex marriage. >> how supportive chick-fil-a will show support for the restaurants. >> it sold over 2

you can actually opened the windows for a few hours. park. lexington the midmake it into 80s.n.w thundershowers later ahead, tomorrow is today.ke the weekend, bright sunshine. highs in the upper 80s. >> thank you for watching. updates to all stories on line .t wjla.com and on newschannel 8. we have another news update at 7:56. we will see you then. [ male annououncer ] since 1996 welfare recipients were required to work. this bipartisan reform successfully reduced welfare rolls. on july 1h president obama quietly ended the work requirement... gutting welfare reform. one of the most respected newspapers in america called it, "nuts!" saying, "if you want to get more people to work, "you don't loosen the requirements -- you tighten them." mitt romney's plan for a stronger middle class will put work back iwelfare. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> we have some breaking news on diana nyad. she has been pulled from the water. the jellyfish stings became too much for her on that 100-mile swim from cuba to florida. she is in the water right now. robin just spo

the district at lafayette elementary school in about. to-- .2 inches. it is 75 in manassas. head down to southern maryland you will see 74 in lexington park. cool dry air of to the west of us. it will continue to move off toward the east as it moves through the early morning hours. satellite and radar shows thunderstorms earlier today. most of the showers and storms have come to an end. a look at live super doppler radar, head over to montgomery county to the east of rockville, weekend, looking at a few heavier showers. all of this miss off north and east. it is starting to fizzle out. this is the final push of dry air moving into the area. futurecast calls for temperatures tomorrow well into the mid to upper 80's. a little cooler off to the west of us. it will be back to near 90 monday afternoon. 65-73, showers and storms will come to an end it. as a move through the day 84-89. the extended outlook will call for our temperatures that will eventually warm again. a chance for some late today storms. dry air returns wednesday and thursday. the topics are expecting to heat up. we will keep you updated. >> it almost seems like things have rever

you will get a break in the humidity at the moment, highs in the '60s at this time. 64 degrees in winchester. hagerstown, 68. 780 lexington park. we cannot rule out a few thundershowers south of washington. near 90 degrees for the high temperature most. a bus in the low 90s this afternoon. a mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow, low 90's. back to lisa baden. >> overnight construction is still there on the inner loop of the beltway heading pazner hampshire ave. they are on the inner loop in greenbelt at kenilworth avenue several spots in virginia. they are opening the lanes between the american legion bridge and braddock road. they are sprinkled in between. 95 in virginia between fredericksburg and richmond is closed in both directions because of an accident. this happened at the carmel church exit. because of wires down on interstate and what is involved in removing those and replacing those will take multiple hours. northbound traffic is bailing out at king's dominion to get around. back to you. >> thank you. virginia governor bob mcdonnell will hold a ground-breaking ceremony this morning for the interstate 95 hot lanes p

right now and washington, 81 in winchester 88 in frederick, 84 degrees in dulles and lexington park. 89 degrees for the high temperature at 4:00 p.m.. a few showers possible especially south of washington with a light northwesterly breeze. shot was possible in southern maryland tonight and near fredericksburg. tampa to is dropping down to near 70 by early tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon back near 90 degrees. we will be sitting there pretty much all week long. almost daily storm chances, a typical dog days of summer. on friday that is our best chance for the most widespread and possibly strongest storms. until then just the garden variety. >> i look forward to monday already, sunny temperatures. the county fair season is coming our way soon, next week. but there's a warning for people attending. >> one group is being told they should skipper the [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. i think mitt romney's really out of touch with the average woman's health issues... this is not t the 1950s. contraception is so important to women... it's about a woman being able to make decisions.s..

this was effected from 1760-1775, in the course of 15 years before a drop of blood was shed at lexington. the pamphlets, newspapers of all the colonies ought to be consulted during that period to ascertain the steps by which the public opinion was enlightened and informed consent the authority of parliament over the colony. so the revolution was the process by which the public opinion was enlightened. not the war which was merely a consequence of that. those principles are then articulated even further, strike at the root of one of the most horrible institutions of the american continent, which was chattel slavery. frederick douglass, one of the great libertarians of history, challenged people. he said what does the declaration of independence mean to me and people like me? it makes a promise, all men are created equal, and yet this has been withheld from us. so extreme a powerful presentation. he was a great libertarian. by the way there's a brand-new book which just came out by a participant at cato university from some years ago who dedicated his doctoral dissertation research to the

happened just afternoon saturday, police received a call about a burglary in a house in the 1600 block of west lexingtona police spokesperson says when officers entered the home, bell charged at them with a knife or bottle. >> the officer suffered lacerations to his face and another officer discharged his service weapon in defense. >> police say the second officer fired multiple shots to the upper body of bell who died at the scene. we are told bell was a vietnam veteran in his mid 60's who had been squatting in this vacant row home. baltimore county police are looking for a driver who struck and killed a driver in essex. the victim, dennis flury, was hit by a vehicle in the northbound lane of old eastern avenue around 8:00 friday night. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. investigators say the vehicle that struck flury likely has damage to the lower left bumper. aquille carr faces charges of assaulting the mother of his child. city police say the former basketball star was arrested on two misdemeanors. the "baltimore sun" cites records showing the basketball guard threw his ex-girlfriend to

temperatures ranging in the '60s off to the west of us. 70 at dulles, 74 in quantico, 71 at lexington park. heavier storms have moved towards the north and east. skies are beginning to break a little in terms of the cloud cover. a little patchy fog early this morning should not cause any significant travel delays. the main frontal system will finally move on through later today. that will give us the chance for stronger thunderstorms. similar to yesterday, doppler radar is quiet and dry. wjla.com, you can track the storm's 24 hours a day using your computer. 85 degrees by midmorning. 88 degrees today for the daytime high. showers and storms will come to an end. skies begin to clear nicely. lots of sunshine for the day tomorrow, mid to upper 80. and then a stronger cold front will rise for the day on friday bringing another round of strong storms. 84-89 today. keep the umbrella handy for this afternoon. afternoon. >> travel times still working in your favor. we noticed heavier volume along the american legion bridge, both sides of the beltway running nicely between 95 and tysons. looks

the dew point registering 72. more numbers show lots of middle and upper 70s west and north. it is south and east down across southern maryland where we're waking up with 80 towards lexington park and the river. good morning to you. let's get started and talk about your weather forecast today. i'm calling for temperatures around 94 by 1:00. that's when the storms will be firing off to the west. think along i-81 and east of there. then later this evening, around the dinner hour, that's a risk of maybe severe storms marching our way. another chance for some heavy rainfall, too, embedded within these storms. so your yard could pick up april decent soaking if they happen to develop over your house. that would be later this evening. here's a look at the radar now. the closest storms to us are way up in pennsylvania and these will continue moving to the north and west. if you're watching us from frostburg and a lot of people to deep creek lake to the west in garrett county, you'll have storms earlier in the day today. this is the batch that i'm concerned about that will be moving here later, late in the afternoon and really this evening and overnight tonight. that's when the atmosphe

the judge says there could be a civil war. >> i'm thinking worst case scenario. civil unrest, simple disobedience. civil war. we're talking lexingtononcord, get rid of the guy. he says mr. obama wants to hand over sovereignty to the united nations. judge head did not explain what led him to these conclusions. >>> a firsthand account of the killing of osama bin laden. why a book may result in charges against the author. >> right now, i'm tracking a lot of fog moving into bay area neighborhoods. back here with just a couple of minutes, with the latest computer model firsthand accoun raid that killed osama bin laden is about to be released. military officials say they do not believe the book has been read or cleared by the defense department. if classified materials are included, the author could be prosecuted. >>> in news of the world tonight, in kenya, a plane crashed while landing at a popular game reserve. two kenyan pilots and two american tourists were killed. the reserve is a popular destination to see the migration of millions of wilder beasts and zebras. >>> fox con said it will cut overtime to less than 9 hours. stressful wo

cloudy this afternoon. 80 in the district, 75 at dulles airport, 81 in annapolis and lexington park.afternoon with clouds and a few sprinkles. afternoon sunshine. we will dry out a little. we cannot rule out a few late- thundershowers. a little unsettled here and there today through the week. best chance of rain being on friday. >> we like the way this day is starting as far as traffic. nothing major report. a lot of rainfall in virginia away most. overnight most we are off to a quiet start on between fredericksburg and city, 28 minutes. dale city to the beltway, 13 minutes. 95 in and out of baltimore a, 20 directions.oth beltway traffic at university boulevard, there is a lane , two to the left and two right with long-term construction. back to you. >> thank you. drivers on the beltway near the wilson bridge now should have an easier time. permanent five dazzling configuration opens today. configuration. this is really opening things up. >> enter for a chance to win to the montgomery county fare. wjla.com/facebook to sign up. winner receives four fair ride wristband, and $25 food.nd

the judge says there could be a civil war. >> i'm thinking worst case scenario. civil unrest, simple disobedience. civil war. we're talking lexingtononcord, get rid of the guy. he says mr. obama wants to hand over sovereignty to the united nations. judge head did not explain what led him to these conclusions. >>> a firsthand account of the killing of osama bin laden. why a book may result in charges against the author. >> right now, i'm tracking a lot of fog moving into bay area neighborhoods. back here with just a couple of minutes, with the latest computer model ready to go. >> a new scandal for buckingham palace. what prince harry was caught doing that is all the buzz in britain, and beyond. >>> a firsthand account of the raid that killed osama bin laden is about to be released. military officials say they do not believe the book has been read or cleared by the defense department. if classified materials are included, the author could be prosecuted. >>> in news of the world tonight, in kenya, a plane crashed while landing at a popular game reserve. two kenyan pilots and two american tourists were killed. the reserve is a popular

secondly, the -- as you remember, when the british soldiers came to lexington, the militia formed to defend their homes and families didn't go to court to determine whether or not it was okay to fight enemy come baa at that particular times, british combatants coming to the town, but free under the rules of war to engage them. enemy combat taints are -- combatants are now treated in the same way that the japanese citizens of the united states who were enturned in world world ii. they are not treated the same way, and that was certainly a regretful period of our time where the distinction of combatants and civilians was not recognized. we recognize that error, but that doesn't mean we just abandon the whole concept of how we treat enemy come baa at that particular at that particular -- combatants. >> the question has been called. >> non-debatable motion. >> we'll vote at this point. all in favor of the motion signify by saying aye. oppose, same sign. we'll have a show of hands. all those who voted in favor of the motion raise their hand. >> point of order. the motion we're -- >> wait,

and the quote it also said that such a move would result in civil unrest that would cause americans to quote lexington concord take up arms in and when the u.n. forces make their way to lubbock had plans to stand in front of their armored personnel carrier and say to them you're not coming out here jughead is worried about losing american sovereignty yes to do is look at how transnational corporations are taking over our country without rageous trade agreements that date back to nixon if you want to real threat to the american way of life it's not the us it's exxon mobil and the very very ugly kevin williamson williamson is a deputy editor for the conservatively national review magazine and the latest edition williamson wrote that mitt romney should get one hundred percent of the female vote why because his wealth makes him superior to president obama going on to say that men select mates for fertility while women select for status williams and also also felt the need to say that age is cruel to women so it seems conservatives aren't content to just go after women's bodies and their health care how th