freud wrote and published it here in vienna.ienna, 1900, was one of the intellectual and artistic centers of europe. in tracing modern art's emergence in the 20th century, vienna embodies, perhaps more than any other city, the struggle to break with the ossified traditions of the 19th century to achieve a modern art, an art for the 20th century. turn-of-the-century vienna was a prosperous and technologically advanced society, peaceful and secure, the center of the austro-hungarian empire, ruled over for more than 50 years by the last of the hapsburgs-- emperor franz josef. franz josef symbolized permanence and stability. he cultivated a status quo, based on a bureaucracy and state censorship, which exerted a virtual strangle hold on the capital's cultural imagination. artistic life was dominated by the baroque history painting of the fine arts academy. architectural endeavor aimed at creating a sense of continuity with a grand past. the town hall-- late gothic... the hofburg theater-- high baroque... the parliament buildings-- c

s nuclear inspectors in vienna. good morning, everyone, it is great to have you here, i'm jamie colby and happy mother's day to all the moms. >> eric: happy mother's day, happy mother's day, jamie. i'm eric sean, welcome to a brand new hour of fox news headquarters, and, mahmoud ahmadinejad dismisses any potential threat and, the threat is nothing more than a mosquito to iran as the iranian opposition group claims tehran is expanding the weapons program amid claims they cleaned up a nuclear site to hide the evidence. what does it mean for upcoming talks in vienna, starting tomorrow? joining us is the former united states ambassador to the united nations, john bolton, who is with us, every sundays, about this time. good morning, ambassador. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> eric: six years since the u.n. security council demanded iran stop the uranium enrichment and mahmoud ahmadinejad and the mullahs, are not listening. what does it mean? >> well i think this speech today is a prelude to the negotiation with

your main lanes are open coming toward vienna. a last live look on 95 northbound.s been incident free but very slow and heavy coming northbound into springfield. in my next report, another look at the big picture at 6:43. >>> ingluvies. >> can i have the definition, please. >> ingluvies is the crop of a bird or inspect. >> ingluvies, e-n-g-l-u-v-i-e-s ingluvies. >> that is incorrect. >> she is so cute. most of us had never even heard of that word let aknown know how to spell it. but that did spell the end of the road for lori anne madison of prince william county. at 6 years old, she was the youngest competitor ever in the national spelling bee. >>> cbs this morning is learning a lot more about lori anne. charlie, could you spell ingluvies? did you know what it meant? >> good morning. that is exactly my question for you. the answer for me is no. and you? >> no for us. >> therefore wep can't wait to see what the future holds for a 6-year-old spelling phenom from northern, virginia. lori anne madison faced off against kids more than twice her age and size at the nati

there's another interesting episode surrounding the vienna summit. evelyn lincoln, kennedy's secretary, was organizes the papers after the summit was completed and she saw a small piece of paper fall on the floor. she immediately recognized it was written in jfk's handwriting. she picked it up and this is what he had written. "i know there is a god. and i see a storm coming. if he has a place for me, i believe i'm ready." wow. if we think the situation is serious, you can imagine what must be going through this man's mind. so that was the setting. the refugee problem remained paramount and he continued to press hard on khrushchev to approve the building of the wall and stop the hemorrhaging from east to west. again, right before the wall was built, the flow of refugees from east berlin to west reached 10,000 per week. which meant that more than 2,000 people a day on the eve of the wall were abandoning east germany and abandoning communism. finally, my data is a little different than yours, but finally from one source, khrushchev on 6 july 1961 before

vienna man get as post card from his mother turns out it was sent more than five decades ago he is here, this is the gentleman you look great mr. mcmurray he is here to tell his story and reaction after he opened the mail after the break 9:25 a.m.  >> there is a new tool the government uses to measure how bad the tornadoes are. fema calls up waffle house restaurants in impacted areas, fulmen you argumentation have full power limited -- fulmen you, means they have full power, and the waffle house index is helpful in the south where tornadohurricanes are an annual threat and where waffle houses are in abun dense. >> absolutely right. >> now i am ready for a -- >> me too i want a waffle. >> let me endorse waffle house as being delicious. >> power of suggestion. >> there are some in virginia, route one places like that. >> yes. >> some in nary land. >> the -- maryland. >> the raisin toast. >> field trip? >> yes. >> wonderful. >> waffle house we are coming to get you. >> only a couple minutes, rainfall totals not terribly impressive, never drop counts you still need the

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president hines fisher led the ceremony in vienna. it was the first memorial in ten years for those who suffered. officials named more than 60 newly identified victims. the nazis consigned about 70,000 people deemed unworthy to execution or for use in medical experiments during world war ii. more than 18,000 of the victims were from austria. about 170 participants in the ceremony heard accounts of how people were sent away and killed. participants placed an urn containing the ashes of the newly identified victims in a monument engraved with their names. the victims were identified over the past decade at hospitals around the country. an 83-year-old survivor said he still is haunted by the image of children's bodies being carried away. austrians are still coming to terms with what took place. high school students now study the atrocities committed during nazi rule. >>> south korean exporters like samsung and lg are famous around the world. but south korea is also making a name for itself as an importer of students. an increasing number

and in particular, leading up to the vienna summit with president kennedy, he told him again don't change anything on the border. now, i don't know if there's anything new in the cia documents about this, but from what i know, the cia wasn't deeply aware of the differences between khrushchev and ubrecht. they knew there were some differences and they certainly knew ubrecht had a personal problem with all these refugees leaving. but the depth of the conflict between the two leaders, i don't think was completely clear at the time. and in terms of what the u.s. and the west thought would be done, my understanding, and again i don't know if this changes with the new documents, my understanding is that we expected another berlin blockade. if anything, like stalin launched, making it hard to get in and out of west berlin for the western powers, not sealing the border in the center of berlin between east and west berlin and not building some sort of barricade all around west berlin. so ubrecht kept pushing and kept waiting. and in january of 1961, set a pilot bureau commission to look into ways

it's 64 for vienna. springfield 67. upper marlboro is 64.ur 59 from lovettsville right now and fort belvoir 63 degrees. outside on our michael & son weather camera, just a couple of clouds. high winds in the district behind the capitol dome this morning. 71 degrees with mostly sunny skies and a north, northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour. so a great start to what's going to be a great day. tomorrow, though, going to be a much different day. look at all the storms we have from minnesota and wisconsin down into kansas, coming into missouri now and texas and oklahoma. this whole batch of unsented weather -- unsettled weather will be moving toward us and potentially strong to severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and evening. we're watching beryl pull away from us. today at least we've got high pressure which is going to build in and give us that beautiful day with the sunshine and low humidity levels. as we head into the overnight period, we may see a few showers develop to our west out here by tomorrow morning. so we could start potentiall

vienna is in moscow it's a night at that splendid mean ya's we're holding something out of the b.n. a ball now the city has been transformed into a magical spectacular you know. with the feedback and all my hand right. now live on you know. but this is going to bring into this wonderful magical world of the logs debutantes and of cause music. the bowl is an annual highlight event in the cultural and social life of rush him fifteen hundred guests a businessman celebrities media people from russia germany austria visited every year traditionally the ball is opened by debutantes one hundred twenty pairs of girls in white dresses n.t. hours and young men in black top heights becoming one of the chosen young ladies is a tough caustic but once in a do get the chance to be cinderella for a night when the orchestra struck the first notes and the rows of debbie jones begin to twirl in perfect step that was delirious and excitement in the crowd they desert all of us in their perfect harmony on the dons feel. part of the spectacular performance came from the ballerinas to the most powerful voice

i went on a train from vienna to moscow and i never got to meet her. and i was being sponsored to get to russia to meet her, but the russians didn't -- this was cold war time. they did not want us to meet. they had sent she and her husband off, they said, to japan. so there i was in russia by myself for one week. that's what my ticket allowed me to be there for. and it was an interesting experience going over on the train. when you get to the border between poland and russia, they stop the train. everybody has to get off for a good hour and nobody knows what's going on. and they tried to give me shots. they took my passport away and it was a little spooky. got everything back. i said, nope, you're not sticking me with any needles. got back onboard and no more knowledgeable why they took us off. but, when i went through -- i was in russia now or in moscow. i got to see a lot of the things that they wanted me to see. the university, the kremlin, the da-da-da-da-da. didn't dare speak to anybody. nobody would speak to me. but getting back on the train to g

rose argue that the ruling was made by viewing the british extradition act through the lens of the vienna convention on the law of treaties and since the vienna convention interpretation was an argued by either side than the defense lawyer believes that the supreme court should allow her to resubmit the case now surprisingly the court agreed and according to the guardian this is the first time ever the bridge supreme court has agreed to hear an appeal of one of its rulings so once again we're still waiting now we q weeks respond to the ruling with their take on the entire process they released a statement saying that the u.s. u.k. swedish and australian governments are engaging in a coordinated effort to extradite its editor in chief julia songe to the united states surveys espionage charges for journalistic activities now after this two week period passes and the supreme court considers this argument aside as lawyers can also choose to appeal to the european court of human rights so just so you know this saga is a long way from over. all sort of comes out the f.b.i. is perpetuating a poi

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court had decided to appoint either presently or solely on the basis of the interpretation of the vienna convention on the law of treaties, a point with respect which was not argued during the appeal, and which we were given no opportunity to address obviously, this court will have in mind its recent decision in the case holding article 6 to extradition proceedings in the united kingdom. we therefore our current considering our position on whether or not it will be necessary with great regret to make an application to this court that this matter should be reopened so we have an opportunity to argue this point. >> in response to the legal concerns raised, the supreme court gave assange a stay of 40 days and the extradition order so that the ruling to the challenge. to talk more about the case, we're joined by helena kennedy from oxford in england, a british attorney on the legal team representing julian assange. she will be joining us in a moment. joining us by videostream is glenn greenwald, blogger for salon.com, constitutional lawyer as well. he has been closely following the wikileaks

live super doppler 7 -- the little but a shower through mcclean and vienna. and along the prince william parkway. light rain but steady around all of prince george's county, and to southern maryland, if you spotty, light showers. another unsettled start to the work week. mid 70's for highs. the 66 in washington. looks like more of the same tomorrow and even more to wednesday. have the umbrella handy. >> d.c. police are trying to find a six-year old who is missing. jayvon disappeared yesterday from the 1300 block of columbia road nw. he was last seen wearing a green t-shirt -- he had a white t- shirt underneath -- jeans and red and black shoes. if you see him or know where he is, call police. the other big story -- chaos in chicago. this morning riot police preparing for another day of clashes with protesters at the nato summit enters its final day. so far more than 40 arrests after these clashes yesterday. at least four people facing terror related charges, as world leaders tried to work out a deal to wind down the war in afghanistan. jummy olabanji joins us

you can see the trees shaking from the northwest wind. 76 degrees now in vienna. almost in the 70's everywhere. low to mid 80's for high temperatures this afternoon. changing conditions for tomorrow. i will have more in a few minutes. >> don't forget. you can get the updated forecast any time on wjla.com. check in with the entire weather team there. more than two dozen bus companies have been shut down because of safety violations. in all 233 bus routes are affected. a year-long investigation by federal safety experts. we have a construction alert for drivers on the capital beltway. from 8:00 tonight until 5:00 monday morning. pretty much the entire weekend. only two lanes will be open. drivers are encouraged to use local lanes tomorrow. we are learning more about the two men killed in an airplane crash on monday. they died after a mid-air collision. the other pilot survived. duncan played a key role in helping the chilean miners survive until they were rescued. a maryland task force now revealing a controversial court ruling on pitbulls today. ruling that owners

there was a steady flow of voters in the vienna community center. they are going to choose mayors, city and school board members and polls will be open until 7:00 p.m. you can find a complete list online at wjla.com. >> we're learning some secret service agents will undergo further training. this is from the prostitution scandal. about 100 agents will be briefed by johns hopkins university professors and will take part in two days of training. the recently announced a new code of contact including prohibiting them from drinking excessively or bringing foreign debt guests to their hotel rooms. >> it local police chief d predict we will soon policerones flying over the d.c. area beltway. the unmanned planes will be used to spot traffic tieups but congress could say that this could lead to an invasion of privacy. >> d.c. police are investigating two stabbings that happened minutes apart. the first one happened after a car crash near fifth and florida avenue overnight. the driver was unconscious after being stabbed in the neck and he was taken to the ho

getting up to 28 in warsaw, 29 in vienna, but cooling down to 19 in paris which is about 10 degrees lower than thursday. here is your extended forecast. >> with less than three months to go before the year's biggest sporting event, the torch for the london olympics was lit in greece. at the temple of hira ruins by the ancient olympic stadium, the ritual began with men dressed as heralds to symbolize athletic strength and women in the roles of ancient high priestesss. the flame was transferred to a torch. it will be flown to britain by mai 18th, carried across ireland and used to ignite the opening center on july 27th. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

but at the vienna festival it doesn't seem to have deterred the crowds. the three-day event has been a very busy place. that was a very popular stop along the avenue here. preice cold water. they tell me they gave away 5 thousand boug -- 5,000 bottles yesterday and today. anticipation of the warm days coming up made fans giving away to folks so a lot of people kept cool as they walked up and down taking in the vendors and going on the carnival rides. we found more people welcoming this dose of summer heat than complaining about it. >> i go to school in vermont. it is snowing and negative 20 nine months out of the year. coming home and adding warmth, culture shock, it is nice to be able to wear shorts and tank top instead of long sleeves and hoodie all year long. >> reporter: onlying up at 5:00, we will take you to one place in fairfax county where people were lining up to get a break from the heat. julie carey, news4. [ "taps" playing ] >>> president obama marked memorial day by placing a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns in arlington national cemetery.

he was working in vienna. no one was reading the german literature. she comes from germany. she translated his paper. this was written in 1943. 1991 she translated it. and that is the first time that english speaking scientific community became aware of his work. so she brought this together and made one real oize it's a much more heat lo-- hetero again cruise disease because he emphasized the intellectually capable kids. >> i would like to add one other thing that is really important in this story. that it is helped us so much more to understand the neurotypical social brain as well. >> yes,. >> things that we would never have thought of. who would have thought that there is this innate ca passit ot attribute mental states it is crazy. but if you can have this window through the pathology to look at what is actually happening. >> also so many other interesting things came out that the fact that there are some kids with autism who are quite creative. >> tremendous. >> interesting that we don't have here a kind of des ability that is general. the interesting thing is that it

>> the players included -- >> and amy from vienna and their cousin shot from hyattsville and his sisterkie from north carolina. shawn was the winner of the scavenger hunt, but all of them received a skype tv set. >> that's fun. 53 degrees. >> still ahead season 14 of "dancing with the stars" winding down and we are getting an idea of >> it is important for me to affirm that same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> an exclusive interview with the president. he announced his reversing his opposition to same-sex marriage. >> the capitals did not given to the pressure of last night's must win a game. dominated,. they're moving on to game 7 against the rangers. >> ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ >> cancer patients showing strength and humor in a video going viral. what singer kelly clarkson says about her song being used. good morning washington at 5:00 starts now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> let your with us on a thursday morning. it's may 10, i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. we want to start with traffic and weath

we're talking about vienna. right around oakton high school and along there. watch out for this area along 66. slow down out there as you make your way out and about. toward the west along 66. very heavy rain into northern fauquier county. still a flash flood warning for prince william county but no longer rain there. so anything that's during is going to continue to hopefully recede over the next couple hours. watch out for that. rappahannock county getting hit hard. we'll continue to see these probably through the night tonight into the day tomorrow. as an upper level low continues to pin wheel across our region. i'll continue to keep you updated. >>> also, you have to he said accuse where happy creek. is i never heard of happy creek before. >> is it by kerfoot? >> i don't know. >> we should all visit happy creek. >> we want to go there. they're in first place again, right? >> that they are. the best part is the phillies are tied for last. trying to sweep the phillies tonight. no doubt some add drama with cole hamels facing the nats for the first time. he th

this is a live look at vienna in virginia. traffic there, boy, look at the traffic on the left hand side of your screen. it's nice and sunny and it's there at 59 -- i'm sorry. 46 degrees. a little chilly. howard says you might want to take a light jacket. >> thanks for starting your day with us. i'm mike hydeck. >>> i'm andrea roane. there he is, meteorologist howard bernstein live on the weather terrace. he has his jacket on. >> with temps in the 40s in many areas, even in the upper 30s, even though it looks nice and bright it is a chilly morning. but it is going to be a great day. right now bright sunshine off the capitol dome. our day planner 53 at reagan national. 67 by noon. so that will be nice with highs between 70 and 75. the 5:00 p.m. temperature of 72 degrees. so really good afternoon. some showers still up across northern new england but nothing but clear skies for us. that will be the case today. lots of sunshine. we're up to 42 now in gaithersburg but winchester and cumberland and petersburg, west virginia 37 degr

no problems to report as you travel eastbound headed in towards vienna and you will find light trafficas you make your way from nutley street to the beltway. heavy and steady, that's how she rolls eastbound 66 headed in towards 123. we'll take it back up side. outer loop of the beltway starting to slow just a bit leaving university boulevard continuing around towards colesville road. all of the lanes here are open. >>> the latest now from the campaign trail. presumptive republican presidential nominee mitt romney easily won primaries in both nebraska and oregon yesterday. he is less than 200 delegates short of the number needed to clinch the nomination in august. romney spent the day campaigning in iowa. for the first time since he left office, former president george w. bush is commenting on the upcoming presidential election. he endorsed romney yesterday joining his father, former president george h. w. bush and his brother former florida governor jeb bush. unlike other high profile endorsements, this one kind of low key. bush voice his support to a reporter stepping into an elevator

you are traveling inbound on 66, no problems to report leaving fair oaks headed eastbound towards vienna. light traffic volume there. your lanes are open southbound out of 270 coming in towards the truck scale south the 109. accident activity that we mapped out for you last time around southbound along i-97 south of 32 has cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> in this morning's big story, new details on the underwear bomb plot. the undercover operation is what led to the demise of the underwear bomb plot. a study of the device shows it contains the same chemical used by the underwear bomber and also back in 2010 in the fail ad tempt to take down u.s.- bound cargo planes with printedder bombs. ments design wade liquid and a powder so it gets past airport security but one former tsa administrator claims it would have been spotted. juror the officer in the booth sees thousands and thousands of normal people every day and if you are wearing an underwear bomb, that is going to stand out. so i suspect or i feel very strongly they would be very able to identify that and the

vienna had. 3 6 inches. the 70's. 84 and 65 the official high and low at to reagan national airport. 70's in the rankled area. a lot cooler air back to the north of the zone and it will take its sweet time to make a move that. in the early morning hours hazy with some thought that. during the afternoon with partly cloudy skies we could see a few storms pop-up. by sunday a different mass brings cooler air here. it will work out ok here. partly cloudy over head and around noon to 5:00 some isolated storms popping up. cooler weather bringing and for sunday and monday. a cool seasonal outlet as we head through most of next week. keep up-to-date on radar and all kinds of the features on our web site wjla.com. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> some good baseball time this weekend? >> this will be fun. people are fired up when the phillies come to town. it should be a playoff atmosphere as well. the nationals have won five in a row against the phillies. s

warm to the east 25 in moscow. 22 in kiev. 12 and low teens for berlin as well as vienna. 31 in madrid. a new system bringing temperatures down on thursday. here is the extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. a judge will lead a caretaker government in greece through the next month. there will be an interim prime minister before the round of elections. he headed the council of state, the country's highest court. he was sworn in at the ceremony in the presidential palace. he is expected to work with the small cabinet. the key issue in the elections is the austerity program. the measures are necessary for a bailout from the european union and the international monetary fund. warning to greek voters there is no alternative to austerity. >> the commitments taken by greece and all of the member states should be kept not because european union wishes it to be like that but because there is no other alternative that has less pain and les diffulties. >> barroso said greek leaders must impose the taxes and spending cuts. he asked to consider the impacts on other countries in the euro

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the book says you existed on vienna sausage and turkey. dan rather's rule for survival. don't drirching the water, don't eat the meat and especially don't even think of looking even in the general direction of the women. >> as for the third in a place like afghanistan, you even look at a woman in a certain places you might get a shortcut. chris: the president's sh, scoops and predictions. chris: the president's sh, scoops and predictions. we'll be chris: welcome back. dan rather's new book "rather outspokeen" tells about the presidencies. richard nixon and truman were rather crazy in ways. i want you to listen to bobby kennedy describing what he called or what we might be called johnson's dodgeyness. >> he's mean, bit ir, vicious -- bitter, vicious. i think he's got this other side that makes it very difficult. he's able to eat people up. chris: i have a problem with the coverage. i never knew this about johnson. i thought it was grandfatherly type of guy. and this courseness, the drinking, the crudeness never got out. >> it's true. lyndon johnson could be quite a bully.

yes, vienna, mcclain , some hail is reported in this city of falls church and in to annandale, that flu up quickly and in this rogue as well, can you be picking up an inch of rain per hour and that is a lot. .vex of --.6.6 of an inch of rain per hour and some of the other storms, one inch per hour and that is not far from chevy chase and the cleveland area and around anandale, too and this is flaring up and could be hail to that one and a size of dimes. a wind gust to 40 and makes that driving tough here as we look in and around just west of annandale, really, and this storm is moved up between burk and franconia and west of annandale and some we can kind of estimate and this is the last six hours, how much rain has fame. not bad for the eastern suburbs. the district is getting it and we found some heavy doppler estimated rain totals including not too far from gainesville, another 2 1/2 inches of rain and that is that prospect we v prince william is saturated and with that 2 1/2 inches, not far from the fairfax-loudoun county line and in to northwest, we picked up .8 of an inch and that

on the cooler side in london, high of 14 degrees and 18 in paris and berlin and vienna? still on the warmer side, 22, 23 degrees expected in kiev visit thundershowers. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's all for now, this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us. tonight, in conversation with professor and author jonathan haidt. he is out with a new book about why americans are divided on issues like politics and li

earlier this week i traveled to the stenwood elementary school in vienna in fairfax county county, talkedto these kindergartners, we had a lot of fun talking about all the different types of weather. i want to thank their teacher, jenny flynn for the invitation to talk to these bright and happy kindergartners at vienna's stenwood elementary school in fairfax county. it was a lot of fun. >> it looks like it. all right, tom, thank you. >>> now we check in on the midday traffic, danella, how is it looking? >> delays still, barbara. a live look northbound i-95 in virginia, you're nice and clear, southbound is where we have our issues, a live look at lorton, travel speed, 35 miles per hour. from the beltway to quantico. that trip taking you about 39 minutes right now. okay. the good news is at least you are moving. you're seeing a lot of congestion, but you're moving just pretty slow at this time. now traveling along i-270, a live look at clarksberg. traveling north and southbound, no issues to report here. and as you make your way southbound to the beltway, nice and clear. barbara, back to yo

next to her, the couple spent their time in vienna. couple in the third house is herbert and regina pence. >> translator: all the gardens are open while herr fritzl's is all concealed, built up and the spaces are covered by trees and bushes. you can't see anything. the neighbor wanted to prune the hedge last year, but herr fritzl said no, leave it. >> fritzl's neighbors speak of a family who kept to themselves always. >> translator: the fritzl family never came to any of the garden parties we used to have around here. they never came. so in the end, basically, people stopped inviting them, because everyone knew the fritzls would never come to any kind of party. >> josef fritzl was a successful electrical engineer who owned several properties that he rented out. his only hobby seemed to be home repair. >> translator: herr fritzl was always very hard working. we often heard the noise of a cement mixer. i think herr fritzl did most of the building work himself. we thought he was adding on an extra room to rent out or something like that.

iaea director told reporters in vienna that the two sides will soon sign the accord but he did not give a date or details. >> the decision was made by me and my counterpart to reach an agreement on t approach. >> the iran negotiator said it's the first time since 2007 that iran has accepted an iaea proposal to allow wider inspections. >>> egyptian voters will start casting their ballots on wednesday for the first presidential election since mubarak was toppled last year. it will be the first freely held poll. front runners include muhammad morrissey of the muslim brotherhood and islamic fundamentalist group, and fortua, an islamist who left the group. the strong contenders are former prime minister shafick and former league secretary-general musa. both were members of the mubarak administration. islamic parties marked a major victory in the parliamentary polls in january. tensions between party supporters have been increasing along with skirmishes throughout the country. the nation's ruling military council said it will deploy 120,000 troops to prevent turmoil during the two-day voting

work their way into virginia around vienna and shan tilly and reston. as we go through the rest of the morning, things should dry out a little bit and the late morning hours that's when we will have the chance for more rain and thunderstorms as we go into the afternoon. but as we look at temperatures this morning, once again, a repeat we are mild with the temperature coming in right around 63 degrees in northeast. 62 aberdeen. easton around 65 and we can see the humidity levels are up there and they are close to saturation so what we are dealing with once again, yes, we have the patchy fog to talk about this morning. and we have about two miles of reduced visibility in easton and 9 in baltimore and 9 in york and 6 in hagerstown and the numbers will gradually fall as we go throughout the morning just like we saw yesterday. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren. how is the road and the fog. >> reporter: yes, the fog is leading to reduced visibility. so be extra careful heading out this morning. slow down and turn on the low beams. if you are

. >> vienna, virginia observed memorial day with adowntown festival. hundreds of vendors and rides, crafts, exhibits, food and performances and all the proceeds going to charity. >>> tropical storm beryl is no more now downgraded to a tropical depression, but still the storm is washing out memorial day activities for many in the southeast part of the country. beryl made landfall early this morning in jacksonville, florida. it pounded the coast of georgia and florida with rough seas and near hurricane force winds. that and damaged boats and docks in jacksonville forced the city to cancel many memorial day events. the storm continues to weaken as it moves inland. the main threat now is flooding from heavy rain in drought stricken parts of the south. >>> it was a race against time for one florida couple trying to take the knot down in orange park florida yet. brian and amanda porter were hoping to get through their vows before tropical storm beryl came ashore. scott thornton was a guest at the wedding and filmed the ceremony. he said the timing was perfec

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cool, just 13 degrees for you in london. 15 in -- 14 in london, 15 in paris, 14 in berlin as well as vienna. moscow getting up to 27 degrees. down to the southwest as well, in the opposite corner we're going to be seeing the heat continue here, rising up to 34 degrees in lisbon. southern spain, southern portugal do have warnings for the heat. take care and i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, greeks are headed back to the ballot box next month. their political leaders failed to form a coalition during more than a week of talks. leaders of the main political parties met again, this time to discuss a proposal from the president. pa poup yas suggested a government that provided experts. talks broke down as they have over the past week. the new democracy party came first in the may 6th election. it supports the austerity measures. the radical left coalition finished second. it refuses to join any government that will implement the spending cuts. >>> the focus of the fresh vote will be whether the country should adopt austerity measures. the latest opin