we ought to say that if you are for this, you are for closing commission or thurgood marshall, because that is the effect. the playing field is not level, particularly in what has been characterized by many as the corporate reform agenda, which i agree with. frankly, if all the donors to kipp would show me that they were giving at least the same amount of money either to publicly manage schools or to campaign for taxes to raise money for public education, i might be open to the idea that this is not a predatory movement. since kipp in particular is absolutely at the core of the billionaire boys club, and people whose purpose is to undermine democratic governance and public education, and to say that we should recognize that their philosophy is we should not have educators from in our school district -- what you want in education is not to leave it to the educators. i cannot do it, frankly. while i have said this before, the law says that given certain conditions, one of which is that it is not likely to succeed, and i think the democratic projections are long in that category in san fr

we ought to say that if you are for this, you are for closing commission or thurgood marshall, because that is the effect. the playing field is not level, particularly in what has been characterized by many as the corporate reform agenda, which i agree with. frankly, if all the donors to kipp would show me that they were giving at least the same amount of money either to publicly manage schools or to campaign for taxes to raise money for public education, i might be open to the idea that might be open to the idea that this is not a predatory

with our map and we'll show you. 105 degrees at national airport, 104 at dulles and 103 at bwi thurgood marshall. baltimore and national breaking temperatures set back in 2010 and dulles tying the record set in 2010. 91 at national airport right now, 86 at dulles and 92 at bwi marshall. 84 in fredericksburg, 87 to the north at haggerstown. still pretty warm. we still have a heat in indexes to talk about. we'll let you know how long this will stick around because we do have a bit of a break. >>> we are not the only ones dealing with extreme heat. the midwest and parts of the east coast baking in more than 1200-degree temperatures. thousands of people in the mid- atlantic region are still without power one week after severe storms moved through the area. fox's molly hennin berg has that story >>> more than 20 deaths across

thurgood marshall, humidity is 87% and winds mostly calm right now. the winds actually changing direction and that's great news. we're finally going to get out of this dreary weather pattern. winds turn more sotherly today. that helps us warm things up and helps us dry things out. looking at the satellite picture, though, we can see quite a bit of clouds right towards ocean city where they have a break in the cloud cover. that's hopefully what we'll be seeing later today. on the radar, it looks pretty dry except for some light showers to the south of southern maryland. overall, this is the trend. but there's still a little bit of drizzle out there. maybe some fog. so if you plan to be out this morning, a few of the roads may be a little bit wet. take it easy early today. we should be drying out this afternoon. i mentioned how the winds will be shifting direction. this is the pattern we dealt with much of yesterday. high pressure nudging in from the north. low pressure to the south. both of those with the clock wise flow around the high and counter clo

is calmer now but for areas across del marva and temperatures today, 97 degrees and 91 at bwi thurgood marshal and from 7 to 8 degrees above and they're going to stick around as well and it's 75 degrees at d.c.; 73 at gaithersburg and 72 degrees at fredericksburg this more. the same at hagerstown; 75, martinsburg and 76 degrees at annapolis. and we're talking about a little bit of a short wave that is going to affect us into the course of the next 24 hours or so and a low pressure system that is going to affect us and stick around for the five-day and that is going to set us up for a chance of storms and showers every day and tomorrow looks clear, though. a slight risk of showers and thunderstorms to the east. and i think we're going to be dry for the majority part of the day tomorrow with not too much to worry about. the highs tomorrow at 90 degrees and we hit the 80 degrees mark on monday and with that chance of storms and can't escape it on tuesday and that same thing for wednesday and upper 30 and they still around, the upper 80s and 90s. we're going to have to keel with the -- deal with t

thurgood marshall. points are still in the upper 60's which is still fairly humid but because we've been dropping down, it does feel drier. the humidity right now at 90%. that should at least decrease into the afternoon. the wind west-northwest 3 miles per hour and your forecast for today, going to see a lot more sunshine especially earlier on. a few clouds by the afternoon. it is warm but less humid with highs in the mid to upper 90's. one thing we do have to watch out for, there could be an isolated thunderstorm from baltimore east towards the afternoon. we'll continue to show you that when we come back in the full seven-day forecast. >> thanks, ava. here's a look now at some of the top stories this morning. republican presidential candidate mitt romney heads to israel today where he's expected to receive a warm welcome. romney is a long-time friend of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his visit comes at a time when israel is considering military action against iran. if elected, romney has pr

thurgood marshall airport. captain roy taylor, what is happening now? with the bwi tower and they tell when the aircraft was originally coming here, there was no diversion. mde is on the scene, along with crews from anne arundel county fire crews as well as the airport fire crews. there are 38 medic units on the scene. one flight attendant was reported as ill. we are trying to get more information on exactly what is going on here. we'll update you as soon as we get more information. >> have you seen a lot of your earwigs or japanese beetles this year? jennifer franciotti has more. >> they are creaky can and crawly -- creepy and crawley. >> we are seeing soldier beetles, earwigs, and the return of the japanese beetle. >> he says the mild winter and lack of snow cover could be to blame. all they do kill some of the pests in the garden, they are likely to eat your marigolds. but he says the japanese beetles are just plain bad. >> this is one of the most destructive insects in the landscape. >> that is why these japanese beetle, but bags are in such demand.

that's the same at dulles and 80 degrees at bwi thurgood marshall. these temperatures are some 7 to 8-degree below seasonal average. the cloud will be sticking around tonight. expect mostly cloudy skies into the course of overnight hours. moving into tomorrow there's a chance of active weather, all the result of a couple things happening. we'll talk about and give you the full story. so right now 78 degrees, humidity up 76%, a light southerly wind flow. expect to see a very warm humid air mass take over in the next 24 to 48 hours. it's currently 82 degrees at quantico, 73 manassas. we've got 71 at martinsburg, 75 hagerstown and 73 degrees at leonardtown. so ridge of high pressure moving out opening the door for lots of warm air to filter in. by tomorrow afternoon hazy, hot and humid, a chance of some thunderstorms. then we've got a cold front to the west. that will push its way across the region tuesday. that's our next chance of seeing a round of storms as well. so we've got a couple days you'll have to keep your eyes to the skies. we'll get a littl

thurgood marshall airport. let's go back live to captain roy taylor for the latest on the situation. >> we are at southwest airlines gate a-1. a flight attendant became ill. they landed here and said there was some type of odor on the aircraft. fire crews responded and were able to detect some type of agent. the flight attendant was transferred to baltimore washington medical center. they are still detecting some type of agent, but they don't know what it is. right now they are checking out the pilot to see if he has any issues. the rest of the passengers were board the aircraft. >> are big story at 6:00, penn state university rebuilds scathing details from its independent study on how the school dealt with the sandusky sex abuse trial. >> allegations that the universe the leadership or to worry about bad publicity. >> the report blasts in state's top officials, accusing them of this regarding the health and welfare of sandusky's victims. >> the most powerful men and penn state fell to take any steps for 14 yea

thurgood marshall. hard to bear without air conditioning. we have a few thin clouds out there. throughout the afternoon, temperatures get into the mid- 90's. a chance for thunderstorms, especially after 9:00 p.m., here in baltimore right now in ohio, this could be heading towards the middle of like it. we will keep you up-to-date a full forecast in a few minutes. >> coming up, scam alert. how you could outsmart criminals tried to charge bogus monthly fees. and carrie engel from valley view farms is here to answer your plant and gardening questions. >> in today's "consumer alert," with the fourth of july, and tomorrow, fewer americans will be spending to celebrate. 21% of americans plan on spending and no money on the fourth. those in the northeast will spend at least, an average of $171. the department of consumer protection is warning about a new scam that sounds like it involves the yellow pages, but it really doesn't. >> she has been answering phones and keeping the books for years, but when she got the bill in december for something she never ordered, she thought it would b

. >>> thurgood marshall airport is getting help. the u.s. department of transportation is awarding the airport with a $12 million grant to help bring up to federal administration safety standards improving pavements, expanding the shoulder and erecting new sides. it should be finished by september. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, bulgaria bus bombing. the group is responsible in israel and what they say today. what jcpenney is planning to do to save money. details up next. and clouds over our area this noon. are more storms on the way? meteorologist tim williams will be back with your complete local forecast. ♪ [ horn honks ] ♪ oh, those were the best of days ♪ ♪ i still feel the summer rays ♪ that graced our backs as we went down the lane ♪ [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] when your car is more than just a car to you, the right insurance matters. are you getting the coverage options you need and the discounts you deserve? for an agent or quote, call 800-my-coverage the new santa fe steak melts. [ male announcer ] now at y

. >> thurgood marshal, a new travel record is set. 2 million passengers flew through the airport in june s that is the busiest month and second busiest in the history of the airport. >>> coming up o at noon, area police officer drew peterson heads to court on new charges. >>> he is getting back in the game. brett favre returns to the football field but not as a quarterback. >> could rain be on the way. meteorologist bernadette woods will be back. please stay with us. . >>> it is 80-degrees and partly cloudy. first warning forecast is coming up. >> long awaited murder trial of an ex police officer begins today. they will hear evidence in the murder of his third wife. he is accused of killing kathleen and remains under investigation for the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy peterson. >> the jury will hear testimony from the first witnesses today. >>> in syria, the battle is heating up causing residents to flee. they are trying to reach the thousands of people who have been displaced by the fighting. >> they fled to jordan, turkey and iraq. those are holed up in schools and other

thurgood marshall.10eth of an inch down down at the inharbors. 71 at the inner harbor so it is going to be a little warmer today. this is basically where the lows or the high temperatures were yesterday. that's where the lows are starting off this morning. highs get in the low to mid 80's later today. if we get a little more sunshine, we're closer to 85. if the clouds hang around all day long, we're closer to that 80 degree mark and warming temperatures in the seven day. we get back to the heat. details coming up. >> big story this morning as police and federal agents continue their investigation in aurora, colorado, we are beginning to learn more about some of the victims from the killing spree. >> survivors of the attack are going to get a visit later today from president obama. he's going to travel to colorado as investigators clean explosives from the suspect's apartment. >> president obama will travel to colorado later today to visit with the families of the victims of the massacre and this evening

thurgood marshall is getting a grant. >> reporter: it's now armed with a $12 million grant and b.w.i. improvements are on the way. the airport is giving its runway an upgrade. >> it's 20 years old, so you can imagine all the wear and tear everyday. >> reporter: those flights keep on coming. recently, b.w.i. had plans to update concourse c and two more airlines announced their arrival at the airport. b.w.i. said work on the runway is already underway. >> no impact on the customers. basically, we're working with the airline and f.a.a. tower and make it visible to the customer. >> reporter: angela greene and her family said they choose b.w.i. but could bring more passengerrers with it. >> i'm not sure what that's going to do to us as passengers, but improving the runway for the airport, i'm sure that's overdue. >> reporter: long before the holiday rush begins. halt b.w.i., i'm gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> the 12 million-dollar grant is a small portion of a $350 million project to get up to safety standards by year 2015. >>> now to an 87 man that was killed in a crash that was ki

thurgood marshall. that was the jump-start today. compare that to normal. 66 for the normal low. 87 for the normal high. we'll be a lot closer to the record today which was 103 set back in 1901. we're already near 92 at the inner harbor. 87 at the airport and we're just going to keep heating up as we head towards the afternoon. highs in the upper 90's to near 100 degrees. feeling hotter when you factor in that humidity and maybe even an isolated thunderstorm possible later today. we'll continue to detail that when we come back in the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. hundreds of thousands of people are really struggling this weekend because they lost their power on friday night. >> and the heat forecast for today will make things even worse. lack of air conditioning because of the outages has created dangerous conditions for those with health problems and as t cleanup efforts continue, governor martin o'malley has declared a state of emergency in maryland. he went to the emergency management agency last night to oversee the operation

the rain at thurgood marshall indicates 0. inches, kind of dry out there unless you had one of those heavy downpours. it has been very sporadic this time of year. in the airport, a significant deficit. 91 degrees today. 10 degrees below the record high of 101 in 1940. warm across eastern and central maryland. into midnight. overnight and into the morning, some of the suburbs might reach the upper 60s. most areas will stay and the '70s. this front to the north of loss is triggering showers in pennsylvania and back into ohio. it should slowly make its way south of baltimore. eventually, you get on the north side and the temperatures come down a little bit. with the front moving through, the risk will still be there tomorrow afternoon. probably into the middle afternoon and lingering into the evening hours. it does look like some slightly drier, more stable air on sunday. sunday will be the better day of the weekend. temperatures may cool off a couple of degrees for the end of the weekend. tomorrow, another muggy day with some th

not many reports of severe weather down there and touch briefly at 90 reagan, dulles, 89; bwi thurgood marshal 90 degrees and some temperatures adjusting quickly. cooler and 79 for dulles and nomasses and that is where we have had rain. 86 degrees for the district and 86 for annapolis, baltimore at 84 and into frederick at 81 degrees and that is nice. finding the low 80s to the north and check out boston at 76 degrees and bing hampton and this is looks like this. an isolated shower or storm around 7:00 and with that temperature of 85 degrees and 9:00, cloudy and 82 and with that temperature of 79 degrees. overnight, we'll be near 70, a couple of spots in the upper 60s and some spots in the lower 70s and remain partly cloudy. and tomorrow, sun and clouds, a warm day and not scotching hot and that is 89 or 90. looks like it will be dry for the most part and a slight chance of a shower west and to the mountains. partly sunny and 78 degrees and to noon, 86 and a quick look at the future cast. the quick showers we have disappear overnight and that is looking like a dry day tomorrow and some spotty

southwest flight 709 shook predict took off shortly before 4:00 and landed at bwi thurgood marshall about a half-hour later. a cleaning solvent used by the flight crew triggered hazmat and flight crews to sample the air quality. everyone was checked out before heading on to chicago on another plane. some alarming surveillance video from prince toward discounting has police on the hunt for two masked men. look at this bold armed robbery in progress. you see them jump over the counter of an exxon gas station in laurell. the clerk is forced to open the register and then get to the floor. anyone with information can call crime stoppers. a simple traffic stop for tailgating turned out to be something much more serious. a maryland state trooper pulled over boyd yesterday afternoon. investigators arrested him after finding thousands of packets of heroin inside the car, drug paraphernalia, and more than $70,000 in suspected drug money stuffed in shoeboxes. we are told a heroine has a street value of more than $100,000. wells fargo will soon make a big payout to baltimore city. the company agreed

we got up to 100 degrees today and didn't break any records, dulles, 99; bwi-thurgood marshal, 100 degrees and this is our sixth day at or above 100 degrees since late june and so 99 is the temperature right now. 98 for quantico and dulles, you're 96 in hagerstown and martinsburg. 95 for winchester and culpeper and 96 in annapolis. definitely hot stuff and baltimore coming in at 99 degrees. and we take the numbers, combine them with the how many and we get what we call the heat index and that is where we're up and over a hundred degrees in many likes and touching it in fredericksburg as can you see there and we -- for that humidity as well and take, give it the respect it deserves. we think tomorrow the humidity could be higher. and speak of the triple digit temperatures, look at st. louis currently, 102 and wichita, 103. you look to international falls and fargo, relief that we see up there and that is -- there is a cold front up there or cool front. it will bring some relief, not colder air naturally. we have to get through another hot one tomorrow and tomorrow should be the worst of it,

bw purr good mar -- thurgood marshal at 90 degrees. still kind of toasty at frederick at 90. everybody else falling to the mid and upper 80s. 83 degrees for you out in martinsburg. 81 for winchester and 80 for culpeper -- 84 for culpeper and fredericksburg with d.c. coming in at 87. there's the boundary that is focusing the showers and storms to our south. what we'll see is over the weekend the boundary starting to come back to the north. it will allow more warmer temperatures to get in here for the weekend. cincinnati is up to 91 degrees. now st. louis at 93. not as brutal of a heat wave as we saw last time but we'll see some of the lower thes on working their way -- lower 90s working their way back into the forecast by saturday and sunday. notice the heat building in the west. 111 degrees in las vegas and 100 degrees at reno with salt lake city coming in at 96. so for us kind of a settled night. isolated evening storms we've been watching to the west seem to be diminishing. it will be partly cloudy for most ever the night. temperature 70 degrees with light winds out of the

. >> thurgood marshall airport will be welcoming a new discount carrier in september. nonstop service to fort lauderdale. round-trip tickets will cost between $77 and $88. >> the states casino revenue makes a dramatic increase all thanks to maryland life. the casino generated $28.5 million to its opening on june 5th. by comparison, the casinos in ocean city brought in combined total of $12 million in june. >>> it benefits everyone including the prisoners, the vets, and the pets. >> reporter: at the maryland correctional institution in hagerstown, a dog crate now rests in inmates sell. it's part of a new program that has incarcerated veterans training service dogs for wanted and disabled u.s. veterans. inmates care for the puppies make sure they are fed and groomed. the u.s. army vet and inmate thankful to be part of the new program. >> this is an opportunity for us to show that we can do stuff positive. >> correctional officials say the program gives inmates a second chance. >> this is a project that when they are done, they are going to get rewarded deeply. they will

i went to thurgood marshall and transferred my junior or senior year. different schools have different kinds of resources. i hope the schools without as many resources could get more of this money. the school the struggle the most will learn more if they got more resources, not more ap classes, after-school programs, that kind of thing. i really hope the school district gets this money. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. we now have money -- monique from the comptroller's office. the main issue is the money that was obligated for the public enrichment fund, prop. h. if the money is deferred by $10 million over four years, what is the process of the city to fulfil its obligation to pay that money back to the school district? and i know how busy it is for the comptroller's office, so i really appreciate your presence here. >> good afternoon, commissioners and supervisors writ i am the -- i am from the comptroller's office. the comptroller has a responsibility to manage the budgeting for the public education enrichment fund and we are required, on an an

dulles 85, bwi thurgood marshall 86 degrees and we are now seeing those temperatures really drop off in a nice way. to be sure it's still on the mild side at 80 degrees for wash, annapolis and quantico, still a little bit humid, but this is really nice to see, 72 in martinsburg and also winchester, 73 manassas, culpeper and fredericksburg. that feels great. up to our north we're even finding a couple 60s at this hour, 64 binghamton. pittsburgh is 75, not bad and beckley at 71 degrees. now we do know we've had some very big and rather intense and strong storms down to our south. the severe thunderstorm watch has been dropped, but you can see a couple of these might just be clipping the northern neck or passing very close by. so you may have a chance of a shower and then we'll show you just a little farther north through pennsylvania there's a little reinforcing front trying to slip on south and that could also create a couple showers here and there, not as widespread as what you're seeing here, but a spotty shower across maryland can't be ruled out later tonight. i think we'll build u

heavy rain with them and perhaps that gust of wind and temperature today, 89 degrees and bwi and thurgood marshalt 87. we have a range at this hour, and mostly in the 80s with an exception at frederick with the temperature of 90 degrees. a little bit on the humid side and what about the rest of the country and the extreme heat any going on? the big bubble of heat in the central plains is more to the south and with little rock coming in at 108; dallas, 103 and amarillo, 100 there is no end in sight for the big heat wave. there is a few clouds tonight, upper 60s in the suburbs and about 73 degrees downtown and tomorrow, about 87 degrees and as we mentioned, the clouds and sun. a couple of storms around in the afternoon and that is kind of a settled, not too bad of a week, considering what we have been through. i think we can handle this typical summertime dog day-like weather and perfect timing since august is about to begin around here. >> good. good. >> and may be august is kinder to us. >> let's hope so. >> i hope so. >> i think it will. >> okay. >> thank you. >>> and last year, an injury ended

thurgood marshall. very humid air that's pushed back in. only slightly higher as you push through the mountains. and we are expecting this to take a toll on the temperatures as we head towards the afternoon. you take the heat, factor it in. it feels even hotter. here's the pattern that we have right now. while we are starting off with mostly dry conditions over baltimore, dry as in no precipitation, not dry with the humidity, we are seeing a couple of showers and thunderstorms down to our south. a line moving through west virginia right now and even stronger storms crossing over from indiana into northern kentucky. this is the boundary that we have to keep our eye on today. the boundary which could spark more thunderstorms even near baltimore so it's sitting right over the mid atlantic right now. it's separating the little bit more comfortable air from the really hot and sticky air to our south and it's going to be sitting over us at least for the next couple of days. that means no big break from the he

thurgood marshall. 77 in edgewood. humidity is high. showers are showing up on the radar. there is one crossing our area. at the city and colombia at least for the next hour. -- ellicott city and colombia at least for the next hour. the chance for rain is in the forecast and temperatures are still uncomfortable when you factor in the humidity. 90's today. we're looking at the seven-day. cool down by the weekend. we have a chance for rain friday and saturday. >> all right. thank you. 76 degrees on tv hill. "draws" is a popular movie. even the biggest sharks' fans would not like this. >> too many people -- [unintelligible] >> here is the water cooler question of the day. could money issues and/or french? share your response with us on wbaltv.com or send us an e-mail. >> here is a quite right shark. this man saw the shark next weekend -- last weekend. he kicked the shark. he was able to get out of the water. scary. >> if you find yourself face-to- face with a shark, you might not get rescued. the former star's face is all over convenience stores. there is a life-size cutout o

thurgood marshall. you're urged to check at the airport. first warning weather coverage continues with more on how people are dealing with the dangerously high temperatures. >> reporter: unless you are inside the air-conditioning today, chances are you've got very little relief from this heat. 11 heat advisories maryland has had so far this year. it's in the middle of the summer and most playgrounds are empty. no one wants to heat outside and no one wants to be there. >> i want to go back inside. >> hydration is key for those working outdoors everyone walking around it carries a drink. >> it feels like a furnace. >> you can feel the beads of sweat coming. >> it was like i'm about to come bust. >> reporter: those physical effects lands some in the hospital. already claimed 23 lives in maryland and emergency room visits rise with the temperatures. >> the people on baseline, many medications, illnesses or elderly, the heat is just that one additional stressor. >> reporter: it brings more patients in the hospital and big bucks for certain kinds

dwi thurgood marshall gets a grant for another upgrade, this time to upgrade its runways. the grant is from the u.s. department of transportation, and that is meant to bring it up to federal aviation association safety standards. they are also working to renovate the terminal as well. that project is expected to be completed by summer 2013. >> it is a baltimore original free festival celebrating the arts and it has been going on now for three decades. >> there is only one artsgate. >> it all started 41 years ago. in those three decades, artscape has become america's largest free art festival. over 150 vendors are selling all kinds of it unique food and art. howl in the world, -- how in the world did you start making art out of forks? >> boredom. is given enough time, i can make anything. >> tell me what this is and how he made it. >> this is called iron bonsai. no heat, no tools. a rtscape moved for director of st.. there's a ferris wheel. and here is something you do not see every day. cory johnson -- port-a-johns covered in yarn. >> we call it yarn bombing. they do it al

thurgood marshall rarely asked questions.ncome, a lot of them -- i was the first who started asking a lot of questions. i appeared before the court once before i became a judge. i was serving in the justice department. i got two questions the whole time with my argument. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. >> leave clarence alone. >> justice thomas has a principled reason. he told me in his interview and this is on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too ka kofinous. he doesn't want to add to the ka kof me in. >> i want to get into you as a man. what rocks your boat. >> that's scary. >> that's what i wanted it to be. ♪ ♪ i want to go ♪ i want to win [ breathes deeply ] ♪ this is where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can almost touch the sky [ male announcer ] even the planet has an olympic dream. dow is proud to support that dream by helping provide greener, more sustainable solutions from the olympic village to the stadium.

thurgood marshall errant which is the staging area for bg&e. >> i'm standing hear with guys from they, pennsylvania. we have corey, lee and harry. how are things going out there? >> it's pretty tough. a lot of trees and wire down. >> does it pretty much look like a war zone? >> some places you go to, yes. just widespread damage. >> we have a really nice breeze blowing hear right now. but you know in the heat of the day how awful it is. what have the working hours been like, harry? >> as soon as the sun comes out, it really takes a toll on the guys. we wear rubber gloves and cover up. please be careful. a lot of nice people are out there offering us water and anything you can imagine and we ask that you please, be patient. >> one guy said he had a family show up. a mom and two kids cookeded them stuff on the grill and brought them water. have you guys had nice experiences like? >> not as nice as that. but very nice people offering us water. >> no mean people, is that right >> some people get irritable, but it's day five. so you expect that. >> how does this compare to other places, sa

thurgood marshall rarely asked questions. a lot of them -- i was the first who started asking a lot of questions. i appeared before the court once before i became a judge. i was serving in the justice department. i got two questions the whole time with my argument. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. >> leave clarence alone. >> justice thomas has a principled reason. he told me in his interview and this is on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too ka kofinous. he doesn't want to add to the ka kof me in. >> i want to get into you as a man. what rocks your boat. >> that's scary. >> that's what i wanted it to be. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. >>> back with justice scalia and he coauthored his book. what kind of man are you. how do you get along with the other

thurgood marshall rarely asked questions.ot of them -- i was the first who started asking a lot of questions. i appeared before the court once before i became a judge. i was serving in the justice department. i got two questions the whole time with my argument. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. >> leave clarenc alone. >> justice thomas has a principaled reason. he told me in his interview and this is on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too ka kofinous. he doesn't want to add to the ka kof in. >> i want to get into you as a man. what rocks your boat. >> that's scary. >> that's what i wanted it to be. this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the world. the new new york works for

the same at dulles. 90 bwi thurgood marshall of the these are 7 to 8 below the seasonal average but guess temperatures will be on the rise. be prepared for that. right now 82 at national. 65% humidity. a light southerly wind flow. we will see the winds increasing pushing in from the south. that will open us up to get warmer as we move in closer to the week. 82 fredricksburg. 82 manassas. 80 to the north in hagerstown. we have 81 at annapolis as well. let's take a look at the heat indices. the humidity is causing a bit of a temperature rise. it feels like 85 d.c. 88 quantico. not a big difference. 90 is what it feels like in culpeper when you factor in the heat and humidity. temperatures take a look at the triple digits in the mid- section of the country. we will see the southerly air push in as a ridge of high pressure moves out. that will give us a very warm humid unstable air mass. we move through the extended period, we will be set up for active weather. mostly cloudy skies across the area. tomorrow we will see changes. we will get a few breaks as we head into the course of the early e

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thurgood marshall rarely asked any questions.act, a lot of them -- i was the first one who started asking a lot of questionses. i appeared before the court once before i became also judge. i was serving in the justice department and i got two questions the whole time of my argument. they both came from byron white. it was not at all unusual for justices not to ask questions. >> let's take another break. so leave clarence alone. >> in fairness, he has a principled reason. he told me in his interview, and this is all on the record, he does not ask questions because he thinks it's too cocophonous and he doesn't want to add to the cacophony. i want to ask you what makes you tick. [ female announcer ] caltrate's done even more to move us. because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium, caltrate's double the d. it now has more than any other brand to help maximize calcium absorption. so caltrate women can move the world. why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my

. >> we're showing the trucks that are in mass near bwi thurgood marshall. total do you have in the area now? >> before we had the extra troops in here we had about 1,000 plus on the streets. obviously we have to magazine any fie that -- magazine any fie that by 1,000 or 2,000. if you don't see a truck in your neighborhood -- we are posting the neighborhoods of the area we're working on on our website, done think we are not there -- don't think we're not there. you might not have power here but a mile and a half is where our crews are working. >> that shot shows some of the trucks moving out. thank you once again. >> thank you. >> rob gold from bge. for first warning weather coverage whenever severe weather hits go to wjz.com. >>> along with the storm, the other big story, the recent heat waive. it's turned deadly. four people are dead from complications of the heat. two elderly men here in baltimore city, one in montgomery county and another from wakam orbing county on the far -- county on the far eastern store. there are power outages from north carolina t

reagan national airport, high today, 105 degrees. 101 in dulles, 103 at bwi thurgood marshall. temperatures were set back in 2010 now broken as we officially soar into the triple digits on record. we broke a record at national. that was just under 100 degrees or so. it is still very hot outside and will continue to be. >>> dominion virginia says it has now restored power to everything that had lost power in the storm. b ge still has a lot and pepco stitt working to restore power to a few especially in months gopry county. we have the president of pepco here. fewer than 1200 in montgomery county. >> that's right. we were able to restore power do all of customers in prince george's county. it's quite a feat to get down from 333,000 to a few hundred. >> certainly a feat but for those folks who still don't have power, what do you say? >> first of all, we understand their frustration through this process but all i can tell you is that 3000 people have been working for 16 to 20 hours a day to work on a restoration of a system that's been did he have state by nature, not by us many d.

had a collision southbound 295 near the exit for thurgood marshall, but we'll give you the green light now that it's out of the way. closed in northeast is r street at lincoln road. a pepco crew is working there north capital street. out of bounds suitland parkway in southeast there's been a crash. and one more thing oh, metrorail back on normal service. back to the news. >> thanks so much, lisa. 6:44 right now, 76 degrees outside. >> voters now weighing in on what d.c. mayor vince gray should do in light of the scandal surrounding his campaign. do they think he should resign or stay put? you might be surprised by the results of the survey. >> welcome back to "good morning washington." this is the latest on the campaign scandal surrounding d.c. mayor vincent gray. turns out a majority of d.c. residents want him to resign. a new "washington post" poll finds that 54% of residents surveyed want gray to leave office. only 22% view him as honest and trustworthy. three d.c. councilmembers called for gray to resign after three campaign staffers pleaded guilty to campaign fraud charges. the ma