tomic -- potomic. most of it is south and east of us. that's why i'm encouraged the show should be good. even the parades this morning should be okay. tomorrow and wednesday, around 90 with the isolated storms at best. i think the rain chances 20 to 30 percent. they pick -- 20% to 30%. they pick up. the isolated weekend storm with highs in the low 90s. kris sneed with the roads. >> reporter: overall, a clear commute. we have a yellow line because of things in the district. a live look here. westbound florida avenue at 3 3rd street and rhode island. crews had the road closed but it just reopened. good news, the accident just cleared. canal road at fox hall, i'm getting word of the downed tree last night. canal and fox hall, canal and k- street and south capital, trees to watch out for there. moving over to 395, northbound, no problems here, jauss reminder, all hov restrictions lifted for all roads except for 50 during the day. the beltway in virginia, and inner and outer loop, all clear there. no problems on either loop. everything is loo

those were happy times and years later became a happy tomic with me, convinced early on that my father inhabited a magic world. a few years ago, while listening to a recording of cuban blues by chico, i remembered in new york in those stories of the 40's that chico and my father met at club cuba in manhattan and again in havana in the mid-50's. the sessions of chico's house in our neighborhood became so famous that even my father, not particularly fond of cuban jazz, couldn't resist dropping in once in a while at the much-talked about terrace. i listened to the rumba of chico's suite, then i would imagine chico back in new york doing arrangements for count bassie and ringo starr and i see myself turning into a big fan during my teenage years in havana. so that gives you a little idea about all these connections. i was born in havana in the mid-50's and my memory have many sounds. my history of my family has given me a variety of experiences and languages. my memory is like an orgy of music. i learned at an early age to get up on my feet and dance. looking at a photograph of myself, i s

six the united states and then great britain chose the pacific to conduct their testing but their tomic mushroom clouds were poisonous radioactive debris fell on to the surface of the earth and threaten the help of people all over the planet in one nine hundred fifty eight campaign for nuclear disarmament organized the first worldwide grassroots opposition in one thousand nine hundred sixty three under the pressure of the peace movements the two western powers in the u.s.s.r. signed an agreement banning atmosphere testing france was i'm concerned and continue to detonate bombs suspended from big buildings. by nine hundred seventy four forty six bombs pierced the atmosphere a french polynesia the word environment was still alien to the french however this was not the case for greenpeace but the campaign against the french was conceived during the first campaign against the united. states because the united states was testing nuclear weapons but was testing them underground and france was still testing weapons in the atmosphere. in one nine hundred seventy one. decides to stop all nuclear

but another star also shown on the grass courts of the all england club eighteen year old bernard tomic reached his maiden grand slam quarter final and the top ranked australian is next aiming to help his national team edged closer to their all but davis cup glory former world number one lleyton hewitt is also part of the team the aussies are in beijing ahead of their tie against underdogs china this weekend winner of this one will move into september's playoffs for a slot in the world group strayer have claimed the trophy twenty eight times before but had been on a low after being relegated four years ago. that's definitely a big call sure all of us here would eventually. until hopefully we can just get through this. we have to talk to the you know. in the future when it comes to both situations where a few months. you need to be a match as well on the way to preserve it. from injury in the office the i think for australians that has come into law to be there in the. suburbs if you go all right most. on society now and american type of fire are posted his maiden tour de france stage we

tomic agency chief makes his first visit to japan's crippled fukushima plant as the country's nuclear nightmare continues for months after a devastating earthquake and tsunami. countdown to crisis president obama if you will to the public to pressure congress into a compromise over its debt ceiling with just a week before a potential default. and a top north korean diplomat is invited to the u.s. for talks on resuming stalled nuclear disarmament to go fish and just days after envoys from north and south met for the first time in two years. ten am in the russian capital you're watching our joshie they had of the international atomic watchdog is visiting japan's fukushima nuclear plant for the first time since march as devastating earthquake and tsunami yukiya amano has promised to help with the recovery effort and discuss what aid is needed at the meeting was the country's prime minister as well as killing sow's and the natural disasters caused the plant's reactor cores to melt and leak dangerous amounts of radiation into the environment but the i.a.e.a. chief says the workers at the p

in london another star also shown the grass roots of the all england club eighteen year old bernard tomic reached his maiden grandson quarter final and the australian number one is next aiming to help his national team edged closer to the former davis cup glory former world number one lleyton hewitt is also part of the team the aussies are in beijing ahead of their tie against underdogs china this weekend where the winner will move into september's playoffs for a slot in the world group australia have trained the training twenty eight times before have been on the low i think relegated four years ago. that's definitely a big call sure all this year would eventually. come to hopefully we could just get through this storm. and you know if we could in the future really comes to those choices for a few months. even the good matches well on the. injury . i think for australians there is no means a lot to be there in great numbers if you go away the most. well meanwhile it didn't rain but it poured at the latest stage of the russian sure in-car championship and showers and cheer defending champ

we facing hard times after the german government decided to abandon nuclear power within a decade tomic power has been its main business now the firm is looking to invest in other sources of energy gas r.w. use developing a multi-billion your investment plan to build renewable energy stations. to move to the markets an oil is continuing its decline on a stronger dollar and concerns about the u.s. economic recovery as the second quarter of reports is actually coming up we'll talk about that in a second but at ninety four dollars a barrel this brant is that one hundred fifteen and a half. so the u.s. markets kicked off on a negative note so the dow jones down more than one percent nasdaq almost two percent alcoa is leading the way among the losers is down three and a half percent on expectations over the lummi earnings report which will come after the closing bell of the u.s. markets and we'll kick off the second quarter results season. european stocks up also lower they've got half an hour to go before the end of trading the footsies down one half percent the dax almost three percent thi

tomic watchdog says radiation at the stricken fukushima nuclear plant could be contained within days many areas are now no go zones after the tsunami triggered a partial meltdown of the reactors releasing dangerous amounts of radiation into the environment. in the u.s. president obama threatens to veto a rival republican plan to fund a debt ceiling increase and agreement has to be reached within a week to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its loans obama warned that if default caused another global financial crisis the blame would be squarely at washington's door. tension arises in kosovo as police and ethnic serbs square off in several border checkpoints over a tit for tat trade bad the u.n. and the e.u. saperstein is heavy handed approach could stop more ethnic hatred in the republican some six hundred thousand serbs still live in the region but refuse to recognize its sovereignty after a declared independence from serbia three years ago part two of the alone a show coming up stay with us here on our feet. well it's time for show and tell last week we talked about jake's departure from