i think what i found uncomfortable and unhealthy was when you were so acutely aware of the power that was exercised that you then got into a situation where, frankly, it became not merely sensible and important, but essential and crucial to have that interaction. >> so the attributes then of a healthy, appropriate relationship may be a degree of tension, may be a degree of professional distance, but if that relationship becomes too close then it may become, to use your word, wrong. is that a fair summary? >> except that i find sometimes in reading about this, use the word cozy i think is not the correct relationship or description of the relationship at all. i think unhealthy is a better way of putting it because what it means is, is that if you're a political leader and you've got very powerful media groups and you fall out with one of those groups, the consequence is such that it really means that you then are effectively blocked from getting across your message. you then have all the things that i outlined in my statement that happens as a consequence of that. now, the nature of th

." >> quick -- what has more unhealthy fat at a fast-food restaurant? a salad or a hamburger?mburger, of course. >> a hamburger has more unhealthy fat. >> a hamburger 'cause it's, like -- it's just unhealthy and all the grease and everything. >> actually, it's not a fair question because it depends on more than just the lettuce you're eating. >> salads are a great option at a fast-food restaurant -- lots of great vegetables, all the things we're looking for, but there's a problem when you start adding things to your salad. >> colleen thompson andalad. ellen shanley are the authors of "fueling the teen machine." okay. so, here we have a premium caesar salad with grilled chicken from mcdonald's and a quarter pounder without cheese. colleen, how do they compare? >> let's see what we have here. perfect salad. what a great choice, right? so, we've got the veggies. we've got grilled chicken -- a really good option. quarter pounder, no cheese. what do these guys have in common? well, once you start adding the dressing to your salad is when you can get into trouble. this particular dr

here is the deal, the air quality is unhealthy tomorrow. code orange. very hot wednesday and thursday. in fact, i think thursday will be hotter of the two. a slow down if you have to work outside and stay hydrated. water is probably your best bet. thursday's record 98 hit back in 1988, that actually is in jeopardy. record high tomorrow is 99. that is probably safe. so overnight looks like this. clear to partly cloudy. muggy. 66-74. so downtown we're talking mid 70s. that's it. now, tomorrow morning, mostly sunny. very warm. very quickly. air quality, again, orange. unhealthy. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. and some folks will probably touch 90 by lunch time. so the heat is on. keep your shades closed. your curtains drawn. especially the west side facing of the house. that will keep your house a little cooler. exercise in the morning or in doors. you don't want to exercise in the evening. the air quality is the worst and it's almost the hottest time of the day. wear light colored clothing and check on the elderly. by afternoon, mostly sunny and hot. a

it is a little hipocritical. >> those rides could be considered unhealthy. what if senior citizens come out against that because it is too hard on their hearts. >> the disney celery stand. >> watch the food manufacturers make healthier products. >> i hope not. from mickey mouse to mary jane. mayor bloomburg, who ever that is, and the city soft prosecutors endorsed a proposal to the small amounts of marijuana. it is a big boost to andrew cuomo. cops made 50,000 arrests. most stemming from the city's controversial stop and frisk policy which may maintain made them safer. the mayor discussed complications that arise. >> during the stop and frisk they said to turn out your pockets. the marijuana is now in public view. it just went from a violation to a crime. the affect of a criminal conviction on a young person can alter the trajectory of your entire life. >> he is the most riveting speaker since cool ledge. how does the pot smoking robot community taking the news? >> i don't know. they didn't seem high to me. governor you released a statement endorsing cuomo's

unhealthy air quality, code orange air quality, which means it's unhealthy for sensitive groups.have respiratory problems, stay indoors. record high possible on thursday. record high is 98. we'll be flirting with that on thursday. tonight, partly cloudy and muggy. that's on the west side of i- 81. lows 66 to 74. winds southwest at 10. by morning, partly cloudy and very warm. in fact, hot by lunchtime. 70s and 80s. and then by afternoon, well partly cloudy, hot, some thunderstorms are possible. not very many. high temperatures around 95. and winds out of the southwest at 10. any storms that develop tomorrow and thursday and friday have the potential to be heavy. so, beat the heat. stay hydrated, drink water. limit your time in the sunshine and of course don't forget the pets. they need to stay hydrated as well and not be out all day. we'll break it down. mid 60s to 70s to start. by noon, hot. 88 to 93. by evening, 92 to 96. a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm. our code alerts, yellow, yellow, and yellow. yes, 95 tomorrow. 97 on thursday. a better chance of thunderstorms on

there's your unhealthy air quality. by afternoon, mostly sunny and hot. a few thunderstorms possible. highs around 95 and winds out of the southwest at about 10. so we're looking at highs 95 downtown. maybe 96 at andrews. 96 in fredericksburg. maybe over done a little bit, but you get the picture of mid to upper 90s in leesburg. so here's the deal. the heat is on. keep your shades closed. draw your shades before you leave tomorrow. especially the west side of the house. exercise in the morning or indoors. it is almost preheating by 7:00, 8:00. wear light clothing and check on the elderly and drink lots of water if you have to be outside. here you go. 66 to 76 to start. hot by noon. 88 to 93. by evening, isolated thunderstorm possible. 92 to 96. all right, 9 weather alert codes, yellow, yellow, and yellow. the heat and possibility of thunderstorms on friday. 95 tomorrow, 97 on thursday. some good news there. temperatures go down and a better chance of showers and thunderstorms. next seven days. we're in good shape. maybe an early morning shower on saturday

unhealthy air quality wednesday and probably thursday as well. and a record high is possible thursday. looking at temperatures in the upper 90s. we'll be flirting with that. partly cloudy and muggy tonight. 66 to 74. winds southwest at 10. now by morning, partly cloudy and very warm. 70s and 80s and some folks will hit 90 right around lunchtime. by afternoon, partly cloudy and hot. isolated thunderstorm possible. high temperatures around 95. winds out of the southwest at 10. maybe 98 in manassas. 96 in hagerstown. so, this is a big time heat. the good news, only lasts for two days. what you can do to keep your shades closed, especially the western facing part of your house. exercise in the morning or indoors. you do not want to exercise in the evening. wear light colored clothing. check on the elderly, and remember the pets and stay hydrated. drink lots and lots of fluid. we'll break it down. mid 60s to mid 70s to start. hot by lunchtime. hot by evening, 92 to 96 with an isolated thunderstorm possible. our 9 weather alert code. yellow, yellow, an

it's unhealthy across the bay. looking at unhealthy air. the south central bay is not too bad. now. concord at 61. livermore well on the way to setting a record. 65, 64 in sunnyvale. morning mild and hazy conditions. later on this afternoon, record heat not only for one or two cities, but the potential for a few cities in the east bay, north bay and south bay. we could set a few records. this last time it's been this warm for so many of us was 2006. you may remember that if you were in the area. i was not. this is new to me. we have the almanac for all that. ahead, slightly cooler conditions. instead of the extreme heat, more comfortable conditions. we are still in the 80s, but not uncomfortable. the storm track is well to the north. the area of high pressure positions right across california. we have the luxury of enjoying warm weather today. the air quality is going to be one of those issues because of the dry northeasterly wind blowing off the mountains. triple digit heat from valet know, livermore and morganville. you are in triple digits. as i mentioned earlier, in 2006, w

i don't think that in and of itself is unhealthy, i have to say. i think it is virtually inevitable and sensible for any political leader. it's this additional dimension that i'm honing in on and saying that's what i think is the problem, because that's what i -- i'm just really almost describing how i felt at the time. so, you see, for example with rupert murdoch, it wasn't important to try to get "the sun" on board anyway, absolutely. they had been, you know, a major part of supporting mrs. thatcher and the conservative party in all those 18 years. you know, they did, frankly, and do represent a certain strain of support that labor might have that hadn't had throughout the '80s and early '90s. so, you know, even if the situation had not been as i describe, if i had been given the chance to go and persuade them to come over to labor, i would have taken that. so that's why i think it's just important that we try and calibrate this very carefully. otherwise i think we will get into a situation that's a bit unrealistic. >> do you accept that you may

you're better having that because unhealthy companies do desperate things. the discussion we're having right now is basically a neat ax approach to the defense budget, the defense establishment and the defense industry that secreta secretary carter called the sixth leg of service. this is an effort and circumstance that we're in. deficit and debt reduction that has to have a very serious, calculated plan and program approach to it. that is not sequestration. the room for error in the defense industry is actually much smaller than many people a few years ago would have told you. >> i'll end on three quick points. first, december piet a real diversity of folks on different panels, there has been a fair census around and the main one being the insanity of the predicament that we have placed ourselves into. placed ourselves into in the long term. but also place ourselves into in the short term. we may have disagreement on what to do next. but i think that's a big take away from me is that no one supporting this me ax-like approach. the second is the notion that

i think the relationship while i argue that it's got too close in sort of unhealthy -- it's also not a particularly trusting relationship at the moment. i think a lot of politicians think the press always get it wrong and a lot of the press think politicians are in it for themselves, aren't in it for the right reasons. and it's become a bad relationship. how we get it to a better place, i think part of it will be about having this greater transparency, having better regulation, having a little bit more distance. that will be part of respect. but respect also has to come from high standards in both places as it were. you know, the expenses scandal was a massive knock to parliament and politicians standing and politicians have got to prove they're worthy of respect. and the press obviously has taken a tremendous knock rightly from some of the appalling things we found out through this inquiry. and respect has to be earned on both sides. >> you refer to him as having a bit more distance, and i suppose that depends on each party to the debate as it were having a sense of society as to wh

lot less than the all out ban making michael's own priorities and has used his iron fist to crush unhealthy habits think about all the other items that he sees as contraband contraband he's put a ban on smoking in restaurants and parks yes outdoor parks in public places he's gone after the big bad artificial trans fats and make their way to restaurant foods and he's so serious about his role as chief of food police he's even enforced nutritional rules for food served at homeless shelters rules the de facto banned food donations so that's right even the people who are going hungry need to read the labels of four they can be fat now as much as we're joking about the comparison between the mayor and king joffrey from game of thrones the resemblance is actually a little scary you have to admit but away from king's landing back to new york city i think it's safe to say that i speak for a large number of people when i say stuff banning things bloomberg let's be honest obesity is a huge problem in this country but the solution is not a ban things is to teach people how to make healthy choices make

reward center of the train was activated when people were sleep deprived and they saw pictures of unhealthy food, but not when the fence off healthy food fifth if there is a troubling trend if running -- spreading across facebook. it encourages growth of the -- girls to be bulimic. >> thinspiration, promoting eating disorders, has gone viral on facebook. >> you don't eat as much. >> after seeing skinny photographs of her friends on facebook, she decided to slim down fast. onlinee found on nin -- gave her the thinspiration. >> a lot of it is based on condition and who can be seen near -- be skinnier. >> social media has given eating disorders of the firth of forth to reach the masses -- bigger platform to reach the masses. the founder of the national eating disorder association says that social media if this holds impossible to ignore -- makes the images almost impossible to ignore. >> there is no one saying "that is stupid, nobody could be that thin and healthy." >> users post notes encouraging each other to eat less. >> it's not how it is. >> nagin has stopped looking at these sites altoge

scientists say it means lack of sleep can trigger hunger and increase cravi he unhealthy food. the study is in the american academy of sleep medicine. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our forecast. >> hi, leigh. >> now i know about the unhealthy foods and the sleeping habits. if you are traveling tomorrow morning it is going to be warm to hot. 68 in san diego, but check out palm springs 104. 76 for los angeles. fresno 98. 98 for sacramento and even chico is in the 90s at 94 degrees. here is a look at the travel forecasts across the country. 76 for salt lake city. denver sunshine and 77 degrees. it is going to be hot in dallas and humid. 97. get ready for some scattered showers in atlanta. 80 in washington, d.c. some isolated thunderstorms, 90 degrees the expected high. 94 for fairfield as well as antioch. concord will warm to 92. 84 for oakland and 90s in the north bay. santa rosa 92 and napa 92. half moon bay could still be in the -- it could be another great beach day. 70 degrees. san jose 91. 94 for gilroy and watsonville 87 degrees. we will be warm to hot for monday. the fog

scientists say it means lack of sleep can trigger hunger and increase cravings for the unhealthy food the study is in the american academy of sleep medicine. >>> leigh glaser is checking on our forecast. >> hi, leigh. >> now i know about the unhealthy foods and the sleeping habits. if you are traveling tomorrow morning it is going to be warm to hot. 68 in san diego, but check out palm springs 104. 76 for los angeles. fresno 98. 98 for sacramento and even chico is in the 90s at 94 degrees. here is a look at the travel forecasts across the country. 76 for salt lake city. denver sunshine and 77 degrees. it is going to be hot in dallas and humid. 97. get ready for some scattered showers in atlanta. 80 in washington, d.c. some isolated thunderstorms, 90 degrees the expected high. 94 for fairfield as well as antioch. concord will warm to 92. 84 for oakland and 90s in the north bay. santa rosa 92 and napa 92. half moon bay could still be in the -- it could be another great beach day. 70 degrees. san jose 91. 94 for gilroy and watsonville 87 degrees. we will be warm to hot for monday. the fog

that everyone must have insurance >>> if you take away the individual mandate many people who are unhealthy and yonder won't take into the pool of insurance dollars and therefore harder to offer a competitive product >>> the u.s. supreme court expected to rule soon on the lawsuit brought against the law, possibility and listed by the wall street journal are for purine it may allow phase an uncertain future as republicans promise to repeal it. some think that the mandate that everyone get insurance be struck down. this ucsf chief medical officer says to important provisions remain >>> one is your family with young children you can put them on your health plan which is for a parent provides great security and less expensive, the second is the elimination of the use of pre-existing conditions >>> accord could take out the mandate and leave the other provisions. the requirement that insurance accept all customers should also be taken out. the journal says that could make a mess of the law and republicans would push for total repeal. if the entire law goes it is back to the drawing board. >>> ar

were most active when sleep deprived volunteers saw unhealthy food. >> it all comes back the sleep. >>> yesterday we told you about an alarming study that found children as young as 7 years old intentionally cutting themselves as a way to cope with emotional stress. we had more questions about this, so we called in an expert, joining us with more insight, dr. wiggens works closely with children and young adults she has a private practice in georgetown. thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> this was published in journal pediatrics and talks really about kids as young as 7, unbelievable, intentionally hurts themselves. >> well, we have known for some time, self-injurious behaviour happens in atless sents, -- adolescence. we need to be aware of these behaviours in children as young as 8 or 9 and the study did range from 7 to 16. >> unbelievable. what is the definition? we thing we know cutting, we've seen this but what exactly is the definition of that? >> self-injurious behaviour deliberate, impulsive, repetitive, nonlethal, injurious behaviour that involves behaviour that is differe

unhealthy levels of ozone in the eastern portion of our bay area.the plans are getting trapped very close to the surface. and they have a. with picture air time temperatures. and in 99 degrees and lost aptos and 101 is the hottest location in the eastern portion of the bay area and offshore winds are to north as well. with 101 degrees. look for the red flag warning to extend for the north bay throughout much of the bay area. a forecast calls for a much clearer conditions on dad's day on sunday. it's all because of the return of the marine layer. and they have that father in a forecast. it is very summerlike in the upper fifties to low 90s. happy father's day. the great saturday. >>> 15 massive screens and 5000 lots of sound as a few thousand feet attract some of the high- tech features for a new ride that more than meets the eye. we had the bay area at innovators behind the new transformers right. >>> transformers and seen the movie and now your opportunity to be fully conversant in a brand new high-tech transformers ride in 3 d and these guys are b

code orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. anything you can do to reduce pollute assistants will help, -- pollutants will help, like using public transit. don't idle. fuel the car up in the evening. do it in -- doing it in the afternoon adds to the pollution levels. your grass, leave it alone. it will be stressed anyway from the heat so don't bother to cut it the next few days. charcoal grills are a no no as well because they also have a lot of pollutants that get released. this would be the same even if we were code red. as far as the day planner, sunshine all day long. an isolated storm might happen in one area. i mean, it's just about a 10%, 20% chance. 95 by 1:00. northwesterly winds 5, 8 miles an hour. become westerly later on with a high in the mid- to upper 90s today. heat index values 100 to 105. heat advisory from noon to 10:00 p.m. tonight. visibilities a little bit of an issue. warrenton quarter mile. culpeper three-quarters. we've got haze two miles up in gaithersburg. in western maryland and west virginia, some of

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over two thirds were due to unhealthy levels of bacteria. storm runoff is one of the biggest sources of pollutants. illnesses can include an upset stopple marks skin rashes, pink eye, respiratory infections, meningitis and hepatitis. children are more likely to get sick because they tend to swallow this when swimming in the water and put their heads under water. maryland beaches ranked 11th in beach water quality. that's not too bad, but not great. >>> getting that morning jolt from a cup of coffee, could that be doing more harm than waking you up. how much is too much? >> and a life changing day for a boy in glen burnie. @ >>> listen closely, ladies. you might want to stay away from the high carb, low protein diet. a -- it raised the frequency of heart disease. high protein diets may be okay if the protein is plant based like almonds. >>> sipping your daily cup of coffee could been fit your heart. drinking two eight ounce cups have coffee a day gives you about an 11% loris being of a heart risk. coffee lord the risk for diabetes, which lowe

among warnings of the unhealthy air quality. good evening, i'm in for bruce johnson. temperatures have hit the 90s across the washington region, making it uncomfortable to spend any length of time outdoors. but what should we expect tonight? we'll go right outside to the weather terrace. >> reporter: today is the hottest day of the year so far. temperatures making it well into the 90s for today. the hottest day today, getting up to 92 degrees. the average high at reagan national is 82 degrees. we have had at least four days of 90 degree temperatures so far today including two in june yesterday and in may. temperatures, yup, it's hot out there. 88 for gaithersburg, even cumberland, you're making. now, fredericksburg, you're at 89 degrees. annapolis, you're also at 90 des. now, the satellite radar picture is showing you the high pressure in control. you'll notice tonight will be the humidities are going up tonight and through tomorrow. it'll be a little muggier and it will feel a little more uncomfortable for tomorrow. expecting leer skies, pleasant -- clear skies, plea

. >> given the purpose of this year about the unhealthy relationship between some politicians and the media, why do ministers need to be briefed by lawyers before attending to give evidence. >> to have to read familiar you have to read familiarize yourself. there is a huge amount of information in preparation. that is totally inappropriate. >> my consistency at a high rate. does the prime minister it is right for the incinerators to be built there? there are all supporting this. hundreds of miles across the country. they cannot be called environmentally sustainable. >> i completely understand. she is right to raise this issue. i understand the decision. this can be made to our rivals states. she can make her views clear. it would be inappropriate to prejudge. there is a needed undertake the size and scale and look at the potential cutbacks. potential affects. >> i would appreciate an answer. will the prime minister intervene having to rely on charitable donations and able to fund the equipment and reaching like mines? >> >> i have to say it that they are putting record sums into the h

unhealthy air quality once again tomorrow. so if you have a respiratory problem, you need to be inside pretty much the whole day and a record high is possible tomorrow. i think we have a better chance tomorrow, record high at national and dulles 98, a little lower than today. got a shot at that. otherwise clear to partly cloudy, muggy tonight, nothing on radar now, lows in the 70s, light wind westerly at 10. by morning it's going to be downright hot by lunchtime, 75 to 94, winds westerly at about 10. by afternoon mostly sunny and very hot, some thunderstorms, high temperatures 9599 and winds west, northwest at -- 95 to 99 and winds west, northwest at 10. highs tomorrow 98, 99 manassas, 97 leesburg, 100 pushing is in frederick, probably 98 or 99, 95 hagerstown and 98 also in culpeper and upper 90s in fredericksburg. so one more super hot day, no doubt about that. keep your shades closed. we talked about this yesterday or your curtains especially on the west facing of your house. exercise in the morning or indoors. do not exerci

for example it's very unhealthy to eat before going to bed but i still want to eat something in the evening. i also wrestle with a craving to sleep it is my favorite attachment. for example were given to better sex that we should learn by heart during the day. you every time we have to learn several pages. and it's very difficult to overcome but the hardest thing of all is to suppress theory so. before starting his new life and he studied music. he used to play drums for a bit before he came to the. sometimes. his instrument he shows pictures of his posted on the internet. this is a friend of mine. at the music school together. in italy fails to find any references to. his previous life is. yet there was still drums in his life. quite a different. family . i could get cheap labor. most illegal a slum legally we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills only have to do it and that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the law so i figure this here's one of the major trails into the united states. and they

. >> and unhealthy to do the back and forth, the break up get back together type of thing. >> very unhealthy and that is where technology, impulses are a big problem. get your ex out of your phone. no texting. >> very good. very important advice thanks very much. >> thank you. >> all right here is more advice the fourth of july just two weeks away, fire chiefs from across the region are urging people to leave the fireworks to the professionals. today bomb squads montgomery and prince georges county and atf held a live demonstration of fireworks, even sparklers and fountains cause 43% of firework related injuries, nationwide, they are urging people who want to celebrate the fourth to see professional displays. >> although fireworks are pretty, and we all grew up with fireworks, we want to see fireworks, kids want to see fireworks, are dangerous. >> just a reminder fireworks are prohibited in montgomery and prince georges county as well as alexandria virginia people are urging people in other areas to check with their local fire department before using fireworks. >> if you had to be outside ho

speaker, given the inquiry is to get out the truth about the unhealthy relationship between some politicians and the media. why do government ministers including himself needs to be briefed by lawyers before attempting to get evidence? >> what minister i'm sure are doing as i've done. you have to re-familiarize yourself with evidence. all of the evidence i confined with meetings, going back to december of 2005. there's a huge amount of information preparation. that's entirely appropriate. >> my constituency -- does the prime minster believe it's great for a -- right. >> i completely understand and she's right to raise this issue. appeals against the decision applications like this can be made for communities and local government. it is inappropriate to prejudge or decisions he might take. there is also need to take into account the size and scale. >> mr. speaker, the prime minster will be aware of the letter to british showing faction. my question is this, i appreciate an answer because the health secretary didn't give you one yesterday. would the prime minster intervene to stop the scandal

make for unhealthy two people were killed when their air tanker crashed. across the west, fires are being driven by a triple punch of drought, winds, and hot temperatures. but it's not just the weather. for most of the last century, the strategy was to put out wildfires immediately. that's backfired. >> we have old stands of timber. those are potentially catastrophic wildfires. >> reporter: now, fires that are not threatening homes or towns, they're surrounded, allowed to burn out. this part of new mexico has burned before. that's helping slow this blaze. firefighters say it will be weeks before they get the upper hand. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> now turning to politics. the obama campaign is blaming congress for not approving the job building plan. meanwhile, romney says mr. obama lacks leadership. democrats are trying to unseat scott walker. >>> and meantime, a top democratic lawmaker is looking ahead to the next presidential race. nancy pelosi says secretary of state hillary clinton is the party's best shot for victory come 2016. >>> and vic

there is in problem with people saying this is so unhealthy, you literally can't do it but this other it's unhealthy, maybe it leads to other drugs was always the argument has actually turned out to be and this is the serious part the prosecution of low grade amounts of marijuana in new york city and around the country has turned into a mechanism -- >>hunt. >> more than a witch hunt a mechanism to screen young african-american men at rates that are wholly inconsistent with their drug use. >> low grade marijuana possession is 2012 racism in the statistical sense. obviously, it occurs in a billion ways but i think there's something -- go ahead. >> just to that point, young white men and women are allowed to smoke marijuana, not be arrested not be prosecuted -- >> not stigmatize. >> -- not stigmatize. a young black man who is arrested for a marijuana crime will get a felony you can't get aid, go to public school live in public housing -- >> i get it. >> i know you get it but some in the audience are going, what about racism? you have to say, i am a felon. this is a completely false equiv

cereal companies are improving the nutrition of their products but they're still marketing their unhealthy brands to kids. they say they have less sodium and sugar and increased their fiber content. but kids are seeing more tv ads for the least nutritious brands, and those ads aren't just confined to the television, but also showing up on kids' websites and mobile home games. >>> the first of its kind surgery, doctors have removed a tumor from a baby's face while she was still in the womb. nbc's diana gonzalez shows us this amazing medical achievement. >> reporter: she's a happy, active 20-month-old. but when she was in her mother's womb, a rare tumor was rapidly growing in her mouth. it can easily be seen in this routine ultrasound taken at 17 weeks. >> i see a bubble coming out of my daughter's mouth. i was like, what is this? no one could really give me an answer, because it's so rare, and it hadn't been seen. >> we had approximately 5,000 deliveries a year, you wait 20 years to see a tumor like this. >> this baby was already kicking at 17 weeks. and i was like, there has to be a way to

reach the criteria of having a heat index of 105 to 109, but it's going to be hot again tomorrow, unhealthy air and a record high possible thursday. the record high is only 98. we got a ballgame tonight, rays in town, temperatures upper 80s to mid-90s, but really a nice evening for baseball. the nats have to get back on the winning track. clear to partly cloudy tonight, muggy, lows in the 70s, winds out of the west at 10. remember it wasn't too long ago we were able to open our windows at night, not anymore. mostly sunny, hot by lunch tape, temperature 75 to 94 and -- lunchtime, temperatures 75 to 94 and by afternoon partly to mostly sunny, very hot, some thunderstorms tomorrow, not a bunch, highs 95 to 99, winds west, northwest at 10. here are the possible highs tomorrow, maybe 98 downtown to tie the old mark, 97 in gaithersburg, leesburg and maybe 99 or so in manassas. here's the deal. keep your shades closed, curtains drawn, especially the west side facing of your house. exercise in the morning or stay indoors. you don't want to do it now. it's still 95 degrees out. wear light colored cl

it comes about a week after new york city mayor michael bloomberg placed a ban on unhealthy sodas aroundrinks. >>> a day care owner's son is in jail this morning accused of sexually assaulting a 3-year-old. police say it happened tuesdayet a day carry a woman ran inside her home in woodbridge. her son, da kwon michael miller assaulted the child in a bathroom. the mother is devastated. >> i am so sorry to the family. please for dpriv me. i am so sorry. i would never want to hurt nobody's child. he was just like my baby. he said he didn't do it. he said he was upset that he was accused of something like that and we believed him. >> miller is being held without bond. >>> a man convicted of driving drunk and plowing into a mother and son is facing 26 1/2 years in prison. he was found guilty on all counts against him yesterday including manslaughter. the crash happened in january and killed 8-year-old brian hernandez chavez. police say he was drunk and possibly high when he hit both the mother and son when they were walking on a foot trail. maria broke her legs and pelvis and attended the tri

we have a code orange air quality which means unhealthy for our sensitive groups. that means the elderly and people with respiratory illnesses. temperatures starting out in the 60s and 70s. for sunday mostly sunny, hot and humid. drink plenty of fluids. highs will be 90 to 95 degrees. in western maryland, cumberland up to 89 degrees, with plenty of sunshine. manassas also in the lower 90s. in downtown 93 degrees. here's how your sunday breaks down, a cool start and then temperatures will be in the 80s by noon and hot by the afternoon. our weather alert, it's a new thing we're starting. we're code green for the next three days. it's basically a sign of color, green meaning good, no worries, keep your plans. yellow maybe some wet roads, maybe a little bit of impact for your travel plans potentially. and then the red meaning a severe weather alert day. so here's how it plays out for the next three days, sunday is looking green, lots of sunshine, it'll be hot. monday the same deal. tuesday is yellow because of a chance for some showers and storms. here's a look at the

keep in mind the air quality is code orange, which means unhealthy for the sensitive groups, the elderly, people with respiratory illnesses and young children. temperatures starting out in the 60s and 70s. by the afternoon, the heat is on, mostly sunny, hot and humid. drink plenty of fluid. highs will be 90 to 95 degrees. western maryland, cumberland, you'll get up to 89. winchester 91. hagerstown, lower 90s. culpeper, 94 degrees. warrenton, manassas, all in the lower 90s. in downtown, get to 93. average high is 83 for this time of year. 90 for annapolis. even at the eastern shore, you're heating up to the upper 80s for eston, cambridge, 89 degrees. all right, we're starting a new 9 weather alert system where the next three days will always give you a color-coded day f. we say it's green, that's good. no worries, keep your plans. yellow, maybe we'll see wet roads, a little bit avenue sans for part of the day. red, a severe weather alert day, which means life- threatening weather is possible. sunday, great conditions. 93 is the high. monday still green, which is plenty of sunshine, low 90

say, and he was an architect in the 1990 period that we have gone from having a large number of unhealthy companies to a small number of healthy companies. is approach to the defense budget, the defense establishment. and the defense industry that secretary carter called the sixth leg of service. this is the circumstance that we're in. they have to have a serious calculated plan and approach to it. and that is not sequestration. the room for error in the defense industry is actually much smaller than many people a few years ago would have told you. despite a real diversity in the folks on the panel, there's been a fair amount of consensus around a couple of core points. the main one being the insanity of the predictment that we have placed ourselves into. placed ourselves into in the long term. but also placed ourselves into in the short-term. we may have disagreement on what to do next. that's a big take away. nobody is supporting this meat ax like approach. and the second is the notion that these lean times will force politically painful choices. but not necessarily stjically painful. t

i mean for example it's very unhealthy to eat before going to bed but i still want to eat something in the evening. i also wrestle with a craving to sleep it is my favorite attachment. for example were given to better sex that we should learn by heart during the day you every time we have to learn several pages but it on a goodish the last resort when you learn them you end up in a trance and fall asleep. and it's very difficult to overcome. but the hardest thing of all is to suppress your ego so will you. before starting his new life and italy studied music for eight years he used to play drums for a band before he came to the. sometimes and it totally misses his instrument he says pictures of his bandmates posted on the internet. this is a friend of mine we started at the music school together. but his website is old it was created before he joined the band. jewish religion. and italy fails to find any references to himself on the web his previous life is. yet there was still drums in his life although they play to quite a different tune now. if. i had a family i lived in a fairly ni

we have the code orange air quality, unhealthy for sensitive groups and a heat advisory for everybody east of the blue ridge till 10:00. the heat index values, the heat, humidity combineland make it feel like 105 if not hotter before the afternoon is out. we're already sizzling. lots of sunshine, not too much in the way of cloudiness. latest temperatures, it's 96 degrees right now. 96. 96 in baltimore, easton. boston is about 94. they're sizzling up there in massachusetts with upper 80s to near 90 in the shenandoah valley. when you factor in the humidity, now we've got heat index values over 100. fredricksburg is at 100. 103 in easton. feeling like 99 here in washington. so a very steamy, oppressive day. yesterday we got to 98 degrees so we missed the record. today's record by the way, is 98 set in 1988. forecast 99 but we're 96 now. so we've got the 100, even 101. that wouldn't surprise me. it's a really hot day. you can see outside for the rest of the afternoon, 3:00 temperature 98 if not 99 or 100. we'll drop off to 95 for the drive home and # 9 at 9:00 p.m. -- and 89 at 9:00 p.m.