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. >> the question local law enforcement officials are asking thea's who are they suppose a call now whenhey come across the legal immigrants. they say that is still unanswered. >> a lot of sunshine is evident in oakland after the morning fog. here we are at the port of oakland looking out towards san francisco. blue skies with fall working or the city. the fog is pushing into the bay right now. gray skies in downtown san francisco. cloudy and fog at the tops of the buildings. foggy conditions in store for tonight. we have cool temperatures as a lot. in the '50s in daly city. 57 in san francisco. warmer in morgan hill. dublin is currently collecting will tackle and the eight. trend starting tomorrow. we will see high temper hall into the 60s by the bay. at the most significant cooling will take place inland. here's a look at fog tracker at 7:00 a.m.. >> and the south bay, low- mid-70s. 70's inland, typically in the upper 80s and low 90s. for tuesday and wednesday pretty much the same story. the warmest spots will be struggling to get into the '70s. a slightly warmer for wednesday. we will

the report says pepco was staffed on a 24/7 basis, theas morning after the storm. crews took care of lie threatening situations like live downed wires first. they fixed tran missions and substations next, and workedan d down the system by size, leave smaller or individual lines for last.or so when it was all over, pepco replaced almost 250 power poleso we215 transformers, and replaced 373 feet of wire and cables. so obviously, that was anat unusual situation, and most of us have never heard the term derecho before. that's because they are relatively uncommon, certainly out of the magnitude we had in this area. a dulles had a gust of 71 miles an hour, sustained in many areas over hurricane force, dc had airgaps at 70, and bwi 67. likelihood of seeing a derecho again is unusual. we have one every two to four years, they are more common in the southern plains, but the dah it hit, it was 105 degrees. the warmest we have ever been in dc is 106.is let's hope we don't see anythint like that again.th other atstorms will bring morebr ipower outages, and hopefully when way h

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. >> for thea 5th time we hit 100 degrees. if you are counting on tomorrow you will go over it for the 29th time. >> we lost more than five people. that makes 25 lost this summer. here is mike who said he we better pay attention. >> reporter: we are forecasting well in to the 90's to around 90. i want to show you this stat. it's still 88 degrees. we take that dew point value of around 64 degrees and we get a heat index. impressive, impressive numbers continue across much of the area. frederick rather still hanging onto 90 degrees at this hour. heat index this to the 09's. this will be a launching pad for tomorrow for that heat. weather service has put out the heat advisory going into the afternoon tomorrow. 11:00 a.m. to nine avoid long exposure outside because that is going to be the hottest part of the day. down to 80, the details and maybe storms . >> we continue the coverage the water main break-in downtown baltimore. tougher -- not going get better, a portion of one of the biggest downtown streets, will stay closed for th

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. >> i saw a brand-new jeep in the middle of a parking lot at 2:00 in the morning with thea window half are you kidding me? this is the worst thing for a criminal. >> inside the jeep selame found a credit card and an i.d. >> turned out to be she was a probation officer. i was like, hmm, i'm going to keep it anyway, you know [ bleep ]. >> selame says she used the credit card to buy a pack of cigarettes and a cup of coffee and then stole for more cars. >> came out with a light, gps, a couple of digital cameras, a couple of nice chanel glasses and a couple of checks. >> but her crime spree came to an end that same evening when she was stopped by police. now selame is awaiting trial on these latest charges. on the bright side, her cancer is in remission. >> losing my hair was the most devastating thing, but look at how good i walk it now, so, you know, it's all good. >> selame has also found her latest love interest. the only problem is that lindsey blaine is in the housing unit next door. >> we're not in the same sector, but -- before we were in the same sector before -- same day room actu

. >> bill: because black americans, they don't like gay marriage we saw thatrr in over thea and all place. now, in florida itself, it's a split. it's like four different states, florida. you have got the north. you have got dade county which is like a universe unto itself. you have the central part of the state in the east and west coast. is it going to be a dogfight or do you think of the republicans are going to pull away? >>. no florida is a very competitive state it has t been for two decades. it will continue to be competitive. whoever wins is going to have to earn that. i honestly believe not because i support them. mitt romney is going to win florida. >> bill: why do you believe thatth though? if barack obama won last time is the economy going to be the difference? think so. the biggest difference is the same as it is nationally. barack obama in 2008 was an idea. he wasas this post partisan unite. >> not only arrested rorks his rhetoric i think is like anybody else, dividing americans against each other, floridians aren't going to like that. >> they elect a conservative you.ike the

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