todd? todd: all right, mike, thank you. "jason bourne" is back after a 10 year haitus and ruling the box office. the matt damon-led sequel took the top spot it's first weekend in theaters, raking in $60 million. "star trek beyond" is in the number two spot with a $24 million second week. "bad moms" comes in third earning over 3 million more than it's $20 million budget. >> now here is mike lynch with sportscenter 5, powered by xfinity. lynch: hi, everybody. the patriots practiced in the rain. gronk through a couple of footballs. this is the fourth day of practice for the patriots and the hearty crowd turnout. the company cape, from new hampshire, the beaches of maine, the mountains of her mock, all to the tom brady, jimmy garoppolo, and the gronk. rain or shine. >> you seen me bent over, huffing and puffing. i mean, today, my cleats are probably 20 pounds each, so it was definitely a little bit more on the body physically-wise, trying to cut corners, you've got to have more of -- i would say -- form? what's that word? form?

todd: good organization. rhondella: todd: tasting success with a brewery. how a local brewmaster is creating a buzz. you see what we did here? rhondella: the boston company using crowd-sourcing to fight >> this is an editorial by wcvb newscenter 5 president and general manager bill fine. mr. fine: meeting friends or colleagues at your favorite neighborhood restaurant for dinner with a cold beer, glass of wine, or cocktail is a popular way to socialize and network. and just like the jingle from the tv show "cheers," sometimes you just want to go where everybody knows your name. highlighting an age-old turf battle between city hall and boston-area legislators, beacon hill is scheduled to consider a municipal reform bill that would provide all cities and towns in massachusetts, with the notable exception of boston, the opportunity to take control of their liquor licensing. if the governor and legislator -- legislature truly want to reform the state's liquor laws, many dating back to well before prohibition, why exclude boston? the governor's staff, by way of e

to one of chuck todd. chuck todd and saddam hussein. and donald trump actually spent more time talking about chuck todd than he spoke about the fbi director or hillary clinton. >> there's a guy on "meet the press" called sleepy eyes chuck todd. does anybody ever -- the guy was dying on "meet the press" a year ago, a while ago. he was dying. nobody watching "meet the press." i wake up, i turn the television. donald trump loves saddam hussein. he loves saddam hussein. and actually put a press release out. now the people that saw it say it was great, but they are liars. these are bad people. these are bad peel. and what i did say -- and what i did say is that he was good at one thing. he was really good at killing terrorists. he didn't wait around. do you think they gave the terrorists trials that lasted 18 years? and then after 18 years if they had the right lawyer, they erect a statue in honor of the terrorists, right? not with trump. >> joining us now, malcom nance, former counterterrorism intelligent officer. malcolm, there are so many

to one of chuck todd. chuck todd and saddam hussein. and donald trump actually spent more time talking about chuck todd than he spoke about the fbi director or hillary clinton. >> there's a guy on "meet the press" called sleepy eyes chuck todd. does anybody ever -- the guy was dying on "meet the press" a year ago, a while ago. he was dying. nobody watching "meet the press." i wake up, i turn the television. donald trump loves saddam hussein. he loves saddam hussein. and actually put a press release out. now the people that saw it say it was great, but they are liars. these are bad people. these are bad peel. and what i did say -- and what i did say is that he was good at one thing. he was really good at killing terrorists. he didn't wait around. do you think they gave the terrorists trials that lasted 18 years? and then after 18 years if they had the right lawyer, they erect a statue in honor of the terrorists, right? not with trump. >> joining us now, mall conmantz, former counterterrorism intelligent officer. malco malcolm, there are

todd young will face the former congressman for indiana's open senate seat. todd young has a 100% voting right record while baron hill has a mixed record on abortion. including votes to continue funding planned parenthood. the nation's largest abortion provider. in missouri, the pro-life leader in the senate is facing the challenge by the secretary of state who had a 100% pro- abortion voting record on the missouri house of representatives. and finally, in iowa the

todd: the director of the curley center is on paid leave. droppings. erika: a team plus 911 call a sparking new concern around highly potent suites. police say the 18-year-olds told dispatchers his friend was having a possible allergic reaction to something she had eaten. when questioned, he admitted it was because of marijuana laced candy. when police arrived they found this empty pouch wiggled conscious creations. candy appeared to come from a medical marijuana supplier. those teams are not facing charges since they called for medical help. erika: tom brady hitting the field for the first time. an update on patriots training camp is next. antoinette: the man who shot ronald reagan about to be freed. the concerns about what could happen next. and another chance later this weekend. antoinette: good news for millions of americans who sit all day at work. the minimum amount of exercise experts say can reverse the damage. >> the tech locke mills on me tv erika: in a few hours a vigil will be held for the three police officers killed during a shootout outs

todd, andy. >> that is an very much so with mr.ou can rest assure that that is on our radar every day. every single day. that is an investigation that is ongoing and we have the best experts in the world working with us and karen hanson is working with me along with the u.s. attorney's office is helping us retrieve documents as well. so you can rest assured we have -- >> to a news conference out of flint, michigan, where the michigan officials have announced the attorney general specifically in a special prosecutor a new round of charges as a result of the flint water crisis. six more individuals now charged with 18 criminal acts. this brings a total of nine defendants so far. the special prosecutor saying specifically that this investigation has jarred his soul in what the hours of interviews have uncovered regarding what happened in this water crisis that ultimately affect -- thousands of children in that area. sop we'll continue to follow the developments from there, but also i just to want report this news that we've gotten in

>> well, thanks, todd. i think that every time you finish a political trip, and mort and david and rica and so many other people who have been doing trips as well, you would get around a table and have some beers. it was called the wheels up party. and at some point during those wheels up parties, someone would say someday i'm going to write a book about advance work. and i would be part of those conversations. and i always thought that the people that do this work have never been the people who have written books. but chiefs of staff have written books, domestic policy advisers have written books. there is a code of you don't talk about what happens on the road. i felt like i was always obsessed with this one event, september 13th, 1988, sterling heights, michigan, mike dukakis rides in a tank. and i knew that my friend, matt bennett, had had some involvement in it, had been on that team. and one day we're having a beer in new york be in a pub, and not unlike those other times during wheels up parties, mat

calling out your own chuck todd as sleepy eyes. repeatedly making more swipes at chuck todd. he made more the swipes at chuck todd than hillary clinton. the republicans were very much expecting him to take that ball and hit it out of the park. we saw a lot during primary campaign. this was a rambling variety show. the impromptu, calling his son up on the stage. i have to imagine and would love to be a 90 on the wall in reince priebus' office or any other republicans who were expecting a very different performance than he just did. >> chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press," can speak for himself if and when he wants to. i would say on the substance, the remark that seemed to bother donald trump was the ability to deal with the political openings he's been presented with. that is to say, not even the media criticism of, you covered trump university and you didn't tell the good side of the story. it really rankled him that something that many republicaned have been agonizing over. he doesn't have a general election focus ask this is a race between two people. >> he just prove

>> ninan: well, mary todd lincoln had a lot of tragedy in her life.ost two young children, and of course, was sitting next to president lincoln when he was assassinated. all of that contributed to years of depression. but now medical experts believe that there was a physical cause for her mental struggles. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: history has not been kind to mary todd lincoln. wife of our 16th president, she was a tempestuous, unpredictable force, and her son eventually had her committed. >> madam president, if you please. >> reporter: sally field's 2012 portrayal showed a fierce and sharp-tongued first lady. >> you think i'm ignorant of what you're up to, because you haven't discussed this scheme with me as you ought to have done. when have i ever been so easily bamboozled? >> this white area here is not her dress, it's her skin. >> reporter: but dr. john sotos, a physician and medical historian, says the famously fiery first lady was not only misunderstood, but misdiagnosed. sotos puts forth a new theory about mary todd lincoln-- her err

live in south boston, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: a gunman will undergo a psychiatric evaluation after barricading himself from police on cape cod. rifle, fired a shot that forced police to shut down a strip mall on route 28 in mashpee. police say the 41-year-old east falmouth man was inside an electronics store. they claim he threatened officers and himself. >> at one point in the late afternoon, the suspect fired around from inside the business. the situation escalated when it and over a thousand rounds of ammunition. randy: police negotiators convinced the suspect to surrender peacefully. no one was hurt. charges are still pending in the case. erika: a bill advances to make duck boat tours safer in boston after a deadly crash in april. allison warmuth was killed after she was hit by a duck boat while riding her moped. the state senate has now advanced legislation pushed by warmuth's parents to mandate two staff members on each tour. the bill adds new penalties for violations of safety requirements, including having blind-sp

he puts forth a new theory about mary todd lincoln.behavior was caused by pernicious anemia. >> as a result, the person becomes b-12 deficient and that causes lots of problems and almost every organ of the body. >> reporter: it was a fatal illness until a treatment was discovered decades after her death. it can lead to symptoms exhibited by mary todd lincoln. pale skin, sore mouth, difficulty walking and swelling. >> the puffiness is not in a way that would occur with an accumulation of fat. >> reporter: it can be picked up with a simple bro blood test. >> she had a sick brain. and i think to have done as well as she did with the kind of handicaps that see had, i think that deserves admiration. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the news. for some of you, the news continues, for others, check back with us for the morning news and cbs this morning. i'm don dahler. ♪ >>> it's tuesday, july 19th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> you work hard for what you want in life. >> you work hard for what you wan

and people always -- and todd gold berg. to me, a good idea is a living thing. and someone once told me that a good idea, that if you don't do it, eventually someone else will do it. and that terrified me because i had this idea for five years that stuck with me. i didn't know how to get rid of it, but i was like this is going to keep going, we have to figure this out. we have to do this story. and the story started for me when i was in the national archives, and i was in what they call the treasure vault. and the treasure vault is where they keep all the really good stuff, not open to the public. they took me in the back room, they handed me this sheet of paper that looked like a paperback book if you turned it sideways, and on this seat of paper, it was an oath of allegiance that george washington gave to his top members of the military to sign, swear, i solemnly swear i will never betray these new united states. and he had numbered them. number one, number two, number three, four, phi. and number five, the fifth one, was signed by a guy named benedict arnold.

chuck todd. >> his political views are not my political views. he's more conservatives than i am. >> clinton repeatedly portraying tim kaine as a progressive. >> he's a great fighter for progressive causes. >> tim kaine getting great reviews from democrats and telling tel telling "60 minutes" he's ready to defend hillary clinton >> when i see crooked hillary, it is ridiculous. it is beneath a character of a dialogue that we should have. >> party leadership must remain impartial in the nominating process, something he says did not happen this year. whether that's enough to present or prevent protests here on the floor remains to be seen, lester. >> andrea, thank you. donald trump is paying close attention on what's happening here and weighing in on hillary clinton's choice of tim kaine as her running mate. he defended his own of some characterizing as a dark field. halie jackson with more tonight. >> reporter: donald trump tweeting i always said debbie wasserman shultz was over rated. the conventi

todd whitehurst from scan, they share an incredible connection. >> that was the first time i met toddeporter: they're going to meet up again for an annual family reunion. five siblings and todd, this year in seattle. it's joy and jubilation when todd arrives with another sibling, kerry, then kelly arrives, a sister they never met, but they share that family bond. >> it's crazy. it's definitely like looking into four mirrors at once. like we all kind of look the same. >> reporter: they saul share the same sweet tooth, the same pail skin. there's actually 25 of them around the world. todd, a physician, was a sperm donor while in graduate school in stanford. >> people have kids and take them for grant it. people who go to a sperm bank really want kids badly. >> reporter: he was contacted by the registry and started meeting the kids years ago. >> i love it. this is so enriching. >> reporter: each year, the reunion is a little sweeter and a lot more fun, where they go next and who joins the family next, only time will tell. >> i think there was a movie made about this. let's move on to the

herself said she wasn't bothered by the allegations in an exclusive interview with my colleague chuck todd just after she met with fbi investigators on saturday. >>> meanwhile, donald trump says he is vetting at least three potential running mates, new jersey governor chris christie, indiana governor mike spence and former speaker of the house newt gingrich. gingrich weighed in on the veep speculation at an appearance at the aspen ideas festival in colodo late saturday. >> i think she's disqualified herself from commander-in-chief by her cavalier attitude towards our nation's secrecy laws and she has been responsible for many of the worst decisions of the obama administration. in 2011 when our commander said they needed more troops in iraq and whenever iraqi leader wanted a new agreement to keep those troop there is, she couldn't achieve that even show she was secretary of state and she was the strongest advocate inside the obama administration for the libyan misadventure which has now led to the strongest isis sail around the world. >>> of course that was senator tom cotton there. nonethe

>> ninan: well mary todd link conhad a lot of tragedy in her life.he lost two young children and of course was sitting next to president lincoln when he was assassinated. but now medical expert believes there was physical cause for her mental struggles. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: history has not been kind to mary todd link con. wife of our 16th president she was tempestuous unpredictable force and her son eventually had her committed. salie field's 2012 portrayal showed a fierce and sharp-tongued first lady. >> you think i'm ignorant. when have i ever been easily bamboozled. >> this white area here is not her dress it's her skin. >> dr. john sotos says the famously fiery first lady was not only misunderstood but misdiagnosed. sotos, a new theory, her behavior was caused by pernicious anemia. >> that impairs the bodies ability to -- they become b12 donate causes lots of problems in almost every organ. >> it was fatal illness until treatment was discovered decades after her death. the disease can lead to many of the symptoms exhibited by mary

what she did was wrong. >> you can watch more of hillary clinton's interview with chuck todd on "meet the press." chuck is also going to have an exclusive interview with labor secretary thomas perez who is rumored to be on clinton's short list for vice president. >>> grab your umbrella, your raincoat, maybe some fuzzy socks, -- lauryn is updating your forecast. >>> a wild chase and it went on and on as the people on this atv actually taunted the police. see what happened as this chase came to a close. he'stoning officers. he's taunting the officers, waving at the officer, going come on, stop us and they can't. >> wild scene in los angeles as police chase two men on an atv, at one point during the chase, they tease the officers there, blowing through red lights. ultimately it ends as most do. they eventually did surrender and were taken into custody. >>> right now, five homes are burned and three fires are injured after a fast-moving brush fire broke out on a san bernardino hillside. it burned ten acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. one person was treated for s

the eye's todd kazakiewich is live at the community center where the director is now on todd: the city is now reviewing its protocol for all 36 community centers as we learn about new questions surrounding the boy's death. the center is closed a memorial left at the door for 7-year-old kyzr willis. the boy wandered away tuesday afternoon his body pulled from the water on carson beach hours later. mayor marty walsh visited the grieving family yesterday. they say the boy's brother heard kyzr scream in the changing >> you can imagine, all the little kids telling us different things. it was hard to sort out what happened but we tried our hardest. todd: the city says there's no security video in that area. relatives now want to know how camp staff responded when they discovered kyzr was missing. we'll keep you posted on the investigation. live in south boston, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: right now a suspect is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation a day long standoff the man armed with an assault rifle, fired off a shot, forcing police to shut down a strip mall on route 28 in

i found todd is amazing at character. he kills the character and what i love is todd's book which i highly recommend came out in six months after we got nominated. it was nominated book of the year and he lost a guide named stephen king. who were you working with? i know, he's a killer, trust me when i love about this book and how it's received in the great reviews we have gotten is that it's because todd and i together did something that neither of us alone could do. what happened is i always knew the opening scene of this book. there was a story of this girl named hazel who sits on her father's lap and here's a story for the first time, gruesome story and she hears the story. sixers older dad hosted a conspiracy tv show. i don't write any books unless i live them, people. that's a weight is these days and he tells the stories to her that in the revolutionary times there was a frozen body that was found. he says his body when they did this rudimentary autopsy come inside the body was a block of wax or contain something.

. >> reporter: todd is the producer. >> it is the most special 4th of july in the entire country. >>eporter: his crew is busy making sure each display will be ready to roll. in front of 80,000 people monday morning. they know the significance of this parade route. >> there is not one other parade in the entire country that can process in front of the exact building where the declaration of independence was signed. >> reporter: each of the floats celebrate something with a strong connection back to philadelphia. this one is for the ame church on its 50th anniversary. >> every neighborhood is represented, every diversity is represented, every ethnicity is represented. >> reporter: you'll also see tributes to the national parks service and the lgbt community. >> we are a melting pot, the birthplace, come celebrate. >> reporter: bringing that celebration to you, with a fleet of what makes philadelphia special. in penn's landing, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> remember, nbc 10 and telemundo 62 are your home for wawa welcome america. you can get a full list on our nbc 10 app. >>> now to news

[phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!!if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> as americans continue celebrating independence day over the long weekend, many in the west are racing to escape growing wild fires. in central california the curry fire prompted evacuation warnings since igniting friday evening. officials say it's spreading at a dangerous rate. meanwhile, the deer fire has burned nearly 1800 acres, threatening about 100 homes. northern california's trailhead fire has scorched over 5,000 acres according to cal fire officials. the infernos were being fuelled in part by conditions from the state's five-year drought. officials are warning residents fireworks could ignite new blazes. be careful out there on this fourth of july. >>> security officials in bangladesh continue to search for anyon

kentucky, todd mcclintock from randy -- from texas, scott perry from pennsylvania, from florida, tom reeves from new york, dana matts are from california, salmon from arizona, mark sanford from south carolina, scott austin from georgia, glenn thompson from pennsylvania, david trott from michigan, ted yoho from florida. the microphone went off. go right ahead. from california. these are these who called for these pages.f the victims, american families from 9/11 have a right to know about the funding that was involved in that. >> delegate from vermont.

todd what do we know? todd: the driver going the wrong way was a woman from middleboro. she caused a crash that took the life of a man from taunton. reporter: this is the aftermath of the wrong way head-on collision. both vehicles are at a tow yard, their front in mashed in from a crash in the middle of the night on 49 to the scene shortly after 2:00 a.m. >> on arrival they found two cars with significant damage to them. they also found they had two occupants. one in each car, both of which were deceased. >> state police say a 24-year-old woman from middleboro was driving this nissansen trap. she was going north on 495 south, causing a collision with this chevy, driven by a 27-year-old man from taunton. he was driving in the middle lane of the highway. the investigation into the cause scene and is continuing. to determine why the female driver was going the wrong way. >> why these accidents occur, we're curious why, but we've had a lot. this year in particular we've responded to a lot of significant accidents. >> state police will be releasing the names of the deceased o

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[phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!!you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] >>> as thousands of republicans converge on cleveland ahead of the party's convention, it's ohio itself that may determine the election this fall. donald trump faces a steep climb at a new ohio precincts that have effectively become republican free zones. >> reporter: as republicans meet here in cleveland, one man will take center stage. donald trump shouldn't take it too personally. neither did any other republican and beyond the three precincts without a republican vote, an additional 15 east of downtown only a solitary voter cast a ballot in each for the gop. what's the deal with not having too many donald trump fans around here? >> people are looking for someone who is going to speak to them, that is going to speak to their

aft the interview, she spoke with nbc's chuck todd. >> i was pleased to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this to a conclusion. >> reporter: interview comes a daf at loretta lynch said she would let the career prosecutors decide the case, after critics slammed her during a chance airport encounter this week. >> i certainly wouldn't do it again, and you know, because i think it has cast a shadow. >> republican donald trump has lynched on the meeting. >> he happened to be at the

but todd was the have of the new york times bureau for a long time in washington. he now works for variety. he is a fascinating guy because is one of the professional writers. it's wonderful to read his stories. he writes really well. his next book is not on politics. how he made that transition i'm not sure. people liked that. so we are really in for a treat and it is my pleasure to introduce to you josh king and todd purdum. a quick plug for those of you who is the first time been here. the books has been an institution here. it is kind of the epicenter of this whole area of land park and it's a wonderful street. you see people all the time in the community and a wonderful thing. more people are buying books at amazon. he is a very accomplished attorney bought this bookstore in order for it to become another coffee shop or something. his pump money in here. he does these all the time. please get on his list and come back. everybody who does and writes books comes here and speaks and it's a really wonderful. several times a month. he has really added tremendously

chris pallone, nbc news. >>> chuck todd will have more of his exclusive phone interview with hillarylinton on "meet the press." before that, we'll check in with chuck today a little later in this hour. >>announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >>> good morning, i'm erika martin and our weather stories for today includes a.m. sunshine, if you're out there nice and early, enjoy it. we do have clouds developing quickly, from south to north. and the threat of isolated showers, spotty at best, for parts of cumberland county, cape may county as well, including kent and suffolk county. satellite and radar image picking up on the showers, hugging the area. notice, we're not seeing much make it to the ground right now, but we are seeing the thick, soupy clouds, denoting we have some isolated showers on the way. a live look outside, you can see how thick the clouds are getting already. a little darker, notice here, that's more moisture in the atmosphere. a soupier day in the forecast. increasi increasing dew points. tem tours are mainly in the 60s. delaware, mid 60s. alrea

>> that's todd four years ago. >> did you have a good day?reporter: a computer recognizes which words he is looking at on the screen, allowing him to pick the phrases he wants. >> did you have a good day? >> reporter: yes, i did, so far. >> good night, babe. >> reporter: oh, so when you hear "good night, babe" what do you think? >> it always brings me back to when we first got diagnosed, when we had that voice. can't say that i don't miss that, so i do miss it, but i feel more than anything appreciative for-- that we have it. >> all this talking is making me thirsty. >> reporter: would you like me to get you a drink? todd wishes he had saved more messages. that makes the messages he has all the more precious. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, blairs town, new jersey. >> ninan: well, up next, a hiewskal that raises the curtain on anxiety and depression. when i crave a smoke that's all i crave. that's where this comes in. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology for great taste. plus nicorette gum gives you intense

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johjohn carlos stanton of the marlins versus todd frazier of the white sox.on goes first and smashes 20 homeruns. he was on fire. todd frazier steps up to the dish. 13 jacks not enough. stanton within the 2016 homerun derby. bobby abreu had the previous high for jax at 41. john carlos smashes that with 61. 20 better than former phil bobby abreu. tomorrow night he will tour receipt tow makes his all star game did he brew. little bull known as herrera a he made the miss summer classic in just his second big league season. he's among the top nl outfielders on base percentage hits and batting average. by winning dario may have lost. 2014 draft choice helped his croatian national team earn a spot in the rio olympic he may not make it to the us with enough time to suit up for the sixers in summer league play so that's bad news for sixers fans. meanwhile sixers big mange little okafor is over trade rumors and reports that cite anonymous sources. he tweeted this last night. one second i'm reportedly upset to be in philly, then the next i'm upset about trade rumors an

anyway, that was debbie wasserman schultz talking to chuck todd last month.hia, her resignation as chair of the dnc. susan page, mark murray here. fair to say this is the eve of the convention, she, wasserman schultz is staying on through the week, going to try to give a speech, at least as of right now. this convention has failed if we're talking about this at the end of the week. >> monday, tuesday, if everyone's forgotten about her, it's mission accomplished for the democrats. so much is hanging on bernie sanders' speech tomorrow night. the anticipation and the build-up and the pressure is even bigger than it was before this whole controversy. as we ended up hearing from him on "meet the press" today when chuck todd asked him, are you still going to support hillary clinton, he said absolutely, we can't have donald trump as president. what he said is going to set the tone for the next four days. >> everybody draws the comparison to ted cruz, who showed up in cleveland, pointedly refused to endorse. bernie sanders has already endorsed hillary clinton. he sai

. >>> hillary clinton speaks exclusively to nbc's chuck todd fbi.olocaust survivor elie#/r" wie holocaust to life through his" writing. his most famous /uw book sister and father died ine. naz camps. lectured about the acts. zas a commission that museum in washington, d.c. he won the noble peace prize in 1986. family members have not said how he died. he was 87 years old. you can read more about his >>> beautiful today but as we move into thevte4 remainder of holiday weekend rain chances are on the increase. here is the latest on radar. we are dry this after midnight some showers are possible mainly south of washington. you can see the radar not notice rain down around southern maryland and parts of the d we conti6:#zx on into the mid morning hours.9kykx scattered showers south of washington but if you are in slim chanceer8ss you're dealing li