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be sure to follow us online at wjla.com for all the latest from the white house. also while it was on facebook and twitter for up to the second -- follow us on facebook and twitter for up to the second breaking news. doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: we are going to squeeze one more good for day out of this weather pattern. to see the sunshine interspersed with cloudiness. temperatures will warm up, 83-85 the range, but humidity levels will remain comfortable. national now. 81 in fredericksburg. annapolis. area temperatures midday continue to slowly rise. we will see numbers eventually the heat index not really coming into play until later in the weekend when the moisture gets high enough that it feels warmer than what the thermometer would indicate. we have enjoyed an absence of that for the past few days because the air has been so dry. partly to mostly sunny skies, 85 by 4:00. satellite radar shows most of the heavier stuff to the west. tomorrow, saturday, and sunday, there is still a chance thunderstorms. we still don't think the pattern means a washout. it just means sc

as well, get involved on the bbc business live web page, add and on twitter and you can find us on facebooknewspapers but first, revisiting the twitter question, asking this morning about whether you still use apcor morning about whether you still use a pc or you have moved to tablet or smartphone, after the trouble novo is having, lots of tweets on this, steve says, still use pcs, cannot live without three screens for juggfing live without three screens for juggling open files. the laptop will be hard to beat. i thought it was going the other way, people moving back to laptops because of the limitations of tablets, interested you get your thoughts on this, do you get your thoughts on this, do you still use desktop, laptop? almost inclusively using a tablet these days, in the office i clearly use a desktop computer, but i hardly use a laptop at. what in work you use a desktop... now maybe a division between home and the work space and what we use, i don't know. moving on to some of the business newspapers, we ask you to take a quick read through this story on the independent, nodding on thes

get instant forecast updates following us on facebook and twitter. it seems every time we get together this time of day this summer we've had the storms. larry: third time in ten days for us. we will watch that. steve keep a close eye. check back with him. the big story the wait is over. all the hype, the buildup for just two minutes as the sun crossed -- the moon crossed over the sun for the first coast to coast total solar eclipse in 99 years. alison: some u.s. cities went dark. we had coverage on the eclipse that started in oregon. it swept across the country and down to south carolina. for those who didn't make it out of town, the air and space museum was the place to be. thousands waited on the special eclipse glasses and took part in the event. observation deck was packed for the partial eclipse that we had here. passing over the d.c. area. and down on the national mall, a lot of people stood in the august waiting for a moment of awe. and q mccray was there with the team coverage. q: it wasn't longeing that it was noble to be walking, peering t

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on the bbc business live web page, bbc.com/business, on twitter @bbcbusiness and you can find us on facebookrly about this story about facebook moving into the television arena, we would get into that in a moment, but maike is back, the story about the new boss of lego going after eight months, tell us more.“ is interesting, because he is the first non—danish chief executive of lego, he has only been in thejob for eight months. they have said this was always the deal, since he was appointed they would start looking for a new chief executive, so there may or may not be more to the story, but what is interesting is that lego is feeling the pressure. it dominates the construction aisle, but their biggest competitor is moving into that space. what do we know about this new guy? so interesting, because the first guy was there just eight months, and then another dane. it does seem that way, but the new chief executive has got a very good track record. is he good at building?! he is a master builder! is good at increasing profits, which is what you want your chief executive to do. isn't it everybod

on monday. stay with us for continuing coverage of hurricane harvey on air and online. andload our weather app follow us on facebook and twitter. major leagueera, a turning into major-league chaos. at the bottom of the sixth inning of the new york yankee an argument between miguel cabrera and often remind current physical romine turned which led to a dugout clearing brawl. eight people were ejected. the dugouts cleared up again later after a pitcher hit a batter with a ball at eight people were tossed from the game in total. to a legitimate fight happening tomorrow night. the showdown in las vegas were undefeated boxer floyd mather weather -- floyd mayweather takes on conor mcgregor. the payoff is huge and the height could not be higher -- hype could not be higher. >> 50 million people expected to work -- watch the sports spectacle. the irish star of the -- conor mcgregor. >> i will beat him in the rules that favor him. >> artist heralded for his ability to wrestle and throw elbows. and the other corner, a guy who has only thrown punches, floyd 0 and consider49- the greatest boxer of his generation. it can bring in

follow us on facebook, twitter, and sign up for text alerts. top story, shots on metro on the red line train. there is a search for these three people come just behind me. the police are looking for them at this hour. just before taking off from the tacoma metro station, that is when the photos were taken, and that is also where we find cheryl conner. a frightening scene for the few riders that were on the red line today. right, kimberly, that's and there were some witnesses on the scene that's all the shooting. -- that sold the shooting. the police have not been able to find the three persons of interest. train fromn another the tacoma station, and the police say they are pursuing multiple leads. as metrohe platform transit police spoke with from the red line train that was the scene of a shooting. a teenager was shot riding from silver spring to the takoma station in northwest washington. >> that's terrible. that's ridiculous. cheryl: jasmine rides the red line for work. >> i've never heard of that happening here before. cheryl: a spokesperson

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you can find us on facebook. send a note to the station, >>> and this is a story we have been looking forward to all night. these two are writing a rate - - these two are riding the wave . social media fame has hit them. and we decided to go meet them. >> spend five minutes in a room with nick and emma. you will see it. >> once or twice. do you have a number? >> the love they have is like no other. after 48 years together, it is still there. they do everything together. most of the time that means dancing. this video put them in a spotlight, where they were viewed 6 million times. the center of attention, dancing at a concert. or these grandparents were at a rapid comfort - - why were they are a wrap concert? simple. they have a motto. but for nick and emma, it is more than just a good time, it is about showing people that happiness in marriage is possible. >> they see what we feel. they feel the love. they see how close we are together. >> you have to dress - - you have to trust your dance partner. i love how he

group in the meantime to get in touch and share your thoughts on the day's stories by following us on facebook and on twitter. what was it one the swiss national bank such a bank and other central banks on behalf of governments are now the biggest owners of stocks when japan is the biggest holder of exchange traded funds that's called nationalization that's socialism and combined with the central bank of poland bureau that is fixing the price of money it's not a free mug market for money they combine with the purchase of open houses and nationalizing those assets that's pretty good communism that's nationalism that's why this job global economy is shrinking because these social banks amount to what danny blanchflower flowers says they're not operating in ways to free markets. seemed wrong but old rules just don't hold. me if you get to shape out these days comes to educate and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello and welcome to crossfire where all things are considered i'm teetotal of like a bad cold you can't shake t

want to hear from you as well, get involved on our web page, and on twitter, and you can find us on facebookminic o'connell is with us. we are going to start with the killer robots warning story. why is elon musk putting this warning out? he says there needs to be something like a geneva convention on the use of killer robots or artificial intelligence getting involved in the weapons business. you might say it already is, the us uses lots of drones, we do as well, and they rely on very sophisticated technology, including people, so where do you draw the line? will you have com pletely draw the line? will you have completely autonomous weapons that can kill people? maybe the un should say whether they can do that. we already have things for chemical weapons and nuclear weapons, why not on these as well? and a debate about how more developed countries are more advanced in terms of this. absolutely, america will lead the way, they have the lead in that kind of technology. we have been asking, do you embrace the robot future? robin says i am sure intelligent machines will hurt us at some point,

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don't forget to download the stormwatch7 weather app and follow us on facebook and twitter. jonathan: breaking news we are following closely. hostage situation in south carolina. authorities say this all started after a disgruntled employee showed up with a gun, shot and killed somebody. and wounded another person at a charleston restaurant. police say they shot the gunman and critically injured him. several hostages were safely released. nearby buildings on the lockdown. investigators led up to the deadly hostage situation. michelle: now to a developing story. the u.s. navy suspended search ing for missing sailors. jonathan: the recovery efforts are still underway but tonight we learn two sailors are from the area, from maryland. one from gaithersburg. michelle: kevin lewis live there tonight with what we know about electronics, technicians second class kevin bushell. kevin? kevin: well, kevin bushell graduated from gaithersburg high school. now his friends are taking to facebook. sharing their fond memories. one saying and i quote -- "love you like a brother. and i wish i

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