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deal going into theit weekend, okay. today, tomorrow we still have hv this high pressure area to the o south of us.ing in two things. thi it's bringing up the heat, ht, it's bringing up the humidityum so we're going to stay hot,y hot we're going to stay humid for h the next couple of days.e of da. heat index values thisatndex afternoon 100 and beyond. beyon 100 to 103. 1. heat advisory anything like that. like it's going to be that way for bw tomorrow but by tomorrow night and into sunday morning this thi front will come through it's a nice sweeper front.er front. it's going to sweep away the humidity and bring in driern air cooler temperatures asat a well. we're not talking aboutnot tng drastically colder -- we're-- w not even talking about colder ce so much as we're just talking tl about cooler.t we'll take it from the 90'she down into the upper 80's on sunday but again, what's going, to make it is morewh refreshingh is the fact that the humidity ht for the most part gets pushedhe down to the south. sou along the front saturday night there could be a couple ofuld c thunderstorms as well. wel temp

have produced a lot of corporate bankruptcies. a lot of backroom deals and corruption in the public sector as well. the government sector o sector , i used toled the taxpayer funded sector. why? because when the union doesn't have to worry about being reelected, and they are entrenched so deeply as like a permanent dye job, or when they have a hold on the employees as complete as the kinko's over the peasants in a village, they don't worry about their service. they don't worry about the quality of the cost. the only way they have is to gain more power, an increase in more power. until it becomes absolute. we all know what was said about absolute power. any of the financial problems and bankruptcy in the auto industry, look at the uaw as a matter fact, had many factors but one of which is largely due to the uaw's monopoly power. long held monopoly power over employers in the collective bargaining status your i think unions will drop a lot other false pretenses that they care about the workers and they will be forced like every other business or every other nonprofit organization in the country, remember unions are nonprofit, to compete and m

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have tort deal withlit that today. >> okay. >> just the heat. maybe we'll be looking fore we'e some later this loo afternoon an this evening to cool us offo clu but it's just not going tooing ot here we go.o. temperatures this morning thi 76 degrees here in town.es herew manassas 72. 72. leonardtown 72.leondtow and over in annapolis theis temperature this morning iserur starting out at 76 degrees.6 gr we have mostly cloudy skies,mosy too, out there. too, a lot of that cloudiness isiness really left over from therom th showers and the thunderstorms that we had yesterday and during the early, early overnight hours.ours. forecast for today looks like this. warm this morning.orning some clouds in there. t. 79 degrees.79 deg by lunchtime 91. 91. it's already feels like 94, 95 by noontime later on this o afternoon we're going to go 96 to 97 for a high temperature. it willr a feel 100 plus with e heat index.. that's the forecast on thist ons thursday. let's get a look at traffic.kt a >> 5:36 and right now if>>d you're waking up in fairfax big delays especially on 66 eastbound. you can see how slow traffic is moving. locking thegall b left shoulder left lane.r left . an arrow truck

o. anything we can do to differentiate our product whether having content on mobile phones and yahoo!'s ad tech helps us better sell that. >> what do you think the chances are they renegotiate this deal price. lower price. >> you always ask the tough question. i don't have any reporting on that. i think at the end of the day verizon still has deep pockets. it's not like they felt like oh, we were somehow overpaying for this in the first place. again they are buying the ad tech. in their mind that's the most important asset. >> even with all the bidders that were around the table not clear they would come back or come back at the same price. >> the presumption is yahoo! made a good faith effort. we told you everything we knew. we didn't know until august what this really was. maybe i could have called you a week or two earlier. yes. there is absolutely room for verizon to come back and say look let's rework this because i didn't know all this before i ponied up whatever it was. >> there's two issues, one is how yahoo! has dealt with verizon and verizon probably still wants this deal to go through. the second is the way they are working with consumers on this. look, i think security br