the beaches look good, too, the southern beaches with scattered thems, virginia beach, but elmar for aches will be dry, lower temperatures. withll be a bit cooler isolated storm south of town tomorrow. the next best chance comes with another cold front tuesday. wednesday, thursday, friday, sunshine, though 80s. at his suite. -- that is sweet. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> somebody is going to light a fire under the local baseball team. >> or just reconstruct everything for next season. dan haran on waivers, no interest. the nationals open a three-game series tonight against the phillies. a 48 game window, a shot in the dark for the nats to salvage what has been an underachieving season. coming off a sweep to the braves, yeah, forget first place in the division. they are 15.5 games back of the braves. and a wildcard for the playoffs, if they want that, nine games back. dan haren is on the mound tonight against lannan. cousinsen passes, kirk ramped up his stock off adously, capping u strong drive to fred davis. the offense looked very

we think our front will stall out toward virginia beach to north carolina. assuming this does not stall further north, looks like it will dig in further south and that will mean drier air can get in to our area. tomorrow ahead of that weather we could see things ramp up temperature-wise in to the upper 80s to near 90 again. overnight, 72. cloudy and muggy. we'll call it 88 tomorrow. bright and early. showers and storms overtake the area in to the evening. i-95 corridor eastward through tomorrow night, cleared things out and right now things do look improved as we go in to saturday. we'll keep a morning shower in, especially for the eastern shore. i think through the day saturday's weather should improve and should get even better as we go in to the day on sunday. so right now things are looking well, just need the front to go south. >> let virginia beach have the rain for a few days. >> they could use it. >> tell everybody what you're doing sunday real quick. >> i go to the standup paddle boarding events in the area. >> a standup comedy? >> pad dle board. co

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we could get a few strong storms from richmond, virginia beach, golds borrow, rally, down to wilmington. no tornados, but damaging winds. today in san antonio, 101. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. so the one place that will be cool, a cold front will go through and it's a nice day from the ohio valley through the great lakes. look at pittsburgh today. we should see skies clearing throughout the day. 74 for a high. i think the southeast has a good reason to complain. most of their summer was damp and wet. not a lot of them are starting school and is it's wet still. >> seems like it's been a scrumny summer all around. >>> just ahead an update on that's may have sinkhole swallowing up part of a florida resort sdmroop plus, it's that time again. back to school. we'll chel tell you which days to avoid the stores when et etd returns. >>> welcome back to "early today." now to other stories making news this morning. north carolina governor pat mckworry has signed into law some of the most restrictive voter i.d. laws. they shorten e

we're going to be knocking on the door for virginia beach and then lifting further north. rain chances begin to increase into the day on sunday. a lot of it with this computer run stays on shore. perhaps, we'll feature just a couple of passing showers. have showers in the sunday forecast out of caution. look at the clouds streaming in out of the south right now. dry fair weather clouds for the moment but you see some rain in southern and north carolina. the active weather is held at bay, not just for the upper midwest but still under the influence ofñ+ú% it here in the mid-atlantic. you can see it bottled up south of maryland and virginia. we see the pattern shifts and breaks down going into the day on sunday. temperaturewise, floating around 80 both days this weekend. i thin because of the increased cloud cover. the system is looking more and more active and getting a little more definition here. about a 50 to 60% chance that will become a named storm out of caribbean and into the gulf of mexico. all eyes on texas with that storm. >>> tonight, 60 not as cool. we'll call

right now it'll stall down toward virginia beach and north carolina. we have maryland back in the sun for most of the weekend. let's hope that happens. coming our way, again is that frontal boundary. it'll push the steamiest of the conditions off shore we think by the time we get into the first part of the weekend. slightly dryer conditions and sunnier weather we think and less humid by late saturday and into sunday. this front ends up stalling further north things would be a little less pretty around here weather wise into the weekend. temperatures tomorrow will run hot again into the low 90- degree range. next few days, temperatures in the upper 80s. peak chances for showers and storms come friday afternoon. after that we trend dryer into saturday afternoon, and into sunday and early next week. with temperatures in the upper 80s. sun around, finally what you would have to call seasonable early august weather. where did summer go? looks like more of it coming later. >> go back to the 80s. >> back in the 80's. like a certain band. >> or hair. >> thank

holds the way it looks right now we will have the active weather just south of maryland toward virginia beach and nag's head north carolina. we will be sitting interpret pretty that. will be a great thing for the weekend forecast. if it stalls further north it won't be so good. coming our way to different frontal boundaries, the more significant triggering storms tomorrow evening and then pushing the most steamy and warmest air off shore and off to the south we think on saturday. saturday looks like an improved day. forecast wise, dryer, high pressure over new england. that will be a good set up through the weekend. tropics still looking quiet. a well defined circumstance lace over the lesser antilles, not showing any signs of strengthening. tomorrow 88, showers and storm possible late into tomorrow evening and again the peak chance late friday. the threat for an early bird shower saturday but looks like the weekend will trend dwyer through it and certainly into sunday. beyond that and early next week not so bad. dryer conditions, sunshine around. a big paddle board race on saturday. >> yeah

richmond, virginia beach, raleigh, goldsboro, out to the outer banks could deal with some small hail. the forecast for the northeast, the mid-atlantic today you will see a period of rain and in some case like philly, northern jersey, eastern p.a., southern portions of new england, you'll see heavy rain during the day today. still hot in texas, and what a beautiful, cool fall day in chicago. oh, wait. it's not fall yet. 72 and partly cloudy. >> that's right. it's not. it's acting like fall even though it's technically summer. >>> just ahead, an update on that massive sinkhole that's swaul oeg up part of a florida resort. you're watching "first look." right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. peoi go to angie's listt for a

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>> the washington post is reporting that a radiologist from virginia beach is owed $50,000 to a real estate company by mcdonald -- by governor mcdonnell and his sister was later offered a board appointment. he turned down the appointment and said he does not believe the offer was related to the loan. the scandals continue for governor mcdonnell. >> thank you very much, jeff. a police shootout in waldorf. a suspect was critically injured at his home on lancaster circle. deputies were trying to serve him with a search warrant when they say the man walked out with a semi automatic rifle and opened fire. the authority say that started a shootout. the man was hit multiple times. >> there were probably about 15 shots, then the police returned fire. houses had to be evacuated. deputies initially thought other people were inside the home, but turns out the man was alone. no word on his identity. fbi is hoping surveillance photos will help find a missing 17-year-old girl. alexis murphy poss family has not seen her for six days. said that she planned to drive to lynchburg. her car was found in

this time it was $50,000, apparently, that governor bob mcdonnell took from a virginia beach doctor. the money from the doctor then turned around and offered that same doctor a seat on a state medical board. but this time, thankfully, there appears to be a saving grace for the governor in that the quo was apparently rejected by the quid. even though the governor took the doctor's 50 grand then offered the doctor that seat on the state medical board, the doctor did not accept the offer. so, saving grace. since governor ultrasound has decided to just be completely u.n. embarrassed by all this, totally unashamed, federal grand jury, grand schmury, it's the commonwealth of opportunity for me. hey, buddy, have i got a deal for you? governor ultrasound is trying to appear untroubled by all the trouble he's in, the other person in virginia politics getting into deeper and deeper political trouble is virginia's attorney general, ken cuccinelli who also took thousands of dollars in cash and prizes from the same virginia guy who showered the mcdonnell family in gold and suede and ferraris and

beach, you see a dead dolphin, how will you feel? >> dead fall finishes are washing up on the coast of virginia. here about beach goesers who are worried. >> call the fox 5 tip line, the number on viewr screen 20,288,953,000 or send an e-mail to fox 5 tips. "i'm tererry mcauliffe, candidae for governor, and i sponsored this ad." it's been called "cuccinelli's witch hunt" "designed to intimidate and suppress" ken cuccinelli used taxpayer funds to investigate a uva professor whose research on climate change cuccinelli opposed. cuccinelli, a climate change denier, forced the university to spend over half a million dollars defending itself against it's own attorney general. ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ the massive field creek wildfirf bumping in idaho has grown to 158 square miles, bigger thanger sen ver. >> as dominick denatale tells us were residents are wondering won when th

to virginia beach, bill, republican line. it seems that fares have climbed down if you want to take a redeye overnight or at the most inconvenient time. fly ort popular times to where it makes the most sense, it seems to be as high as ever. host: what routes do you typically fly? caller: i fly for work and often .oast-to-coast it's either overnight for less money or leaving at a reasonable time in the morning and getting there at a reasonable time in the early afternoon for a much higher cost. at somethingu look like this proposed us airways- american airlines merger, what do you think it means for a travel alike you? you?traveler like caller: this is the same song and dance with the united and continental merger. frequent flyers like myself, the worst practices are either airlines are the ones that are. did in a merger. bashar the ones that are adopted. to see an increase in competition to ensure better service? whatever. a marketing line. host: do you have an airline that you favor? caller: absolutely. if you fly often, it

robert is up next from virginia beach, virginia, a student.aller: one of your guests had a good point about do not borrow more than you are expected to make as your first year salary from your degree. but as a student, more of what i see is sometimes the schools will spend too much money on new gymnasiums or science labs to attract new students and they cannot really afford it. and that cost is directly passed on to the student in terms of rising tuition. and on the financial aid side, sometimes the middle-class does not really benefit. the pell grants help out the low-income students, but it is the toughest for the working middle right now to fund their college education. as much as we wish that the government could just lower tuition, that really cannot happen. it is just a tough situation right now. guest: there is a large debate about what drives the expenditures and colleges, and there is something called the cost disease. that is that colleges compete for prestige. they compete -- and there is no limit to how high you want to go and the

it happened late last night off the coast of virginia near virginia beach. one pilot ejected from his aircraft. he was later rescued at sea. national guard spokesman said the pilot suffered only minor injuries. the other pilot was able to return to joint base andrews. the cause of this accident is under investigation. jaime: there was this woman accused of dumping green paint on part of the flags cathedral in washington. she will be in court today. the paint slashed on a pipe organ and woodwork in two chapels. the incident was very similar to vandalism at the lincoln memorial and the smithsonian. police are trying to figure out if the attacks are connected. the woman is 58 years old. she has a chinese passport and traveling on an expired visa. she has been in jail since monday, facing up to 10 years in prison if convicted. rick: when we come back, searching for answers. congress issuing brand new subpoenas for more documents on the benghazi terror attack. republican darrell issa joins us live coming up next. what he and his committee are now asking for. jaim

. >> plus, dolphins turning upng dead up and down the east coast, including beaches in virginia. we'll show you why some are concerned if the problem isn't isolated. >> laura, we have kind of a dreary sun saturday with aful sprinkles but big changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. for starters, we'll ditch the clouds and boy will it feel lukl august again. we'll talk about that with your seven-day forecast next on the news. come back. >> the number of dawf finishesr dying along thofe east coast continues to increase. one recently washed up near norfolk virginia racing thehe number to 120 since july. we take a closer look. >> reporter: normally they justl swim up and down, close to the shore, but all of a sudden, you, know web we just started seeing them on the beach, all up and down the beach. now this has become a spec ca cal on the sand, another deadly dolphin. >> it's just amazing we find ala these dolphins washed up on the beach. >> how will you feel when youu bring your kids down to the beach and see a dead dolphin.olh >> reporter: ask kevin hawk, hi, daughter just did.. >>

inalso utilize companies virginia beach, kanin. they use the status to their advantage.e will go to colleen, democrats. [no audio] colleen, are you with us? colleen and wisconsin, democratic caller? let me go to john. here we go. are you with us? caller: yes. question. how does [inaudible] [indiscernible] virginia port, etc? host: it is a little difficult to hear. we have a rainstorm coming on. she was talking about lake superior area. the port of virginia is part of one that makes it work. we have a role to play. mostly with international partners handling the transoceanic ship. there are riverport. this is how commerce moves. we understand that we have a lot of partners there joining us. .ost: brookhaven, mississippi republican. i don't like what y'all are doing on this. you are showing pictures and to do all and how kinds of things. i do not think you all should be doing this. stoph y'all would please showing this on tv. terrorists watch tv. i am highly upset. host: go ahead. guest: maybe i can give you can' come for. this is at a 30,000 foot level. there are much mor

. >>> good morning, virginia beach. look at that view there.tripes. it's a nice day in store there. partly cloudy skies, 76 degrees. thanks for start your day with nad on cnn. >> so you know every day thousands of tourists travel here. they do the annual running of the bulls there in spain but this year you don't actually have to travel that far to experience the ultimate thrill. >> the first great bull run inspired by the traditional spanish festival it kicked off yesterday in virginia and people don't really see the need to wear white like they do in spain. >> would you do that? >> yeah. >> not in virginia you're going to go for the real deal. >> i want to go in the evil city. >> it's not quite the same but it's close. more events are planned in cities across the country including atlanta, how ston and chicago. >> fortunately it doesn't look like anybody is getting stomped on or gored there. >> there was a little pam ploen that on the highway. instead of on the streets what you're seeing is a youtube video. it's showing a run away bull in spa

we also utilize companies in virginia beach. >> host: we will go to colleen and wisconsin. democrat. are you with us? fast -- colleen and wisconsin democratic caller. all right. last try for her. let me go to john -- here we go. are you with us? >> caller: yes. [inaudible question] [inaudible question] compare with the virginia port with the amount of cargo ships in and out, -- >> host: we have a brainstorm going on as we speak. it keeps picking up here. she was talking about the lake superior area. >> guest: a great point. like as said before, we are a maritime nation. obviously the port of virginia is one of hundreds. we each have a role to play. obviously we are mostly with international partners, that trends oceanic ships. if reports. that is out commerce moves, so we understand that we have a lot of partners out there joining us in this effort. >> host: republican line, brookhaven, mississippi. >> caller: yeah, this is mary. i don't like what y'all are doing on this. you are showing security staff, showing security staff. you are showing pictures and everything. expect

the letter was led by a republican from virginia beach. quote, engaging our military in syria when no direct threat exist would violate the separation of powers that is clearly in the u.s. constitution. nearly two dozen house members sign this asking the president to wait for congressional authorization. we'll be talking later about the situation in syria. we want to get to your phone calls whether or not you think marchs makes a a difference. you'll see remarks from the mall and u.s. capitol. for those of you offer the age of 50 the number to call is 202-585-3880. those over the age of 50 called 202-585-3881. these are pictures. one of those on hand is actor harry belafonte. who shortly after the march on washington had this to say what it meant for him and others in that demonstration. >> to be in washington today was an accumulation of a number of generations of black americans who have been trying to appeal to the conscious of white supremacy. and force that has denied and disenfranchise the negro for so long. to be in washington was f

. >> reporter: along the busy i-95 corridor between new york city and virginia and north carolina beaches, travelers taking advantage of falling gasoline prices to squeeze in one last vacation before kids go to school and getting a jump in what could be the largest travel period in five-years. >> from virginia heading back home and possibly over labor day we would like to go away. the kids will be going back to school, so. >> gas prices are a concern but you save up for that over the year as you go along. unless they go way over the top, like over 4.50, $5 we may change plans. >> i don't think it stops me from taking a trip, to tell you the truth. if i'm going on vacation, i go. >> reporter: 34 million americans will travel at least 50 miles away from home over labor day according to aa. 29 million, 85% will travel by automobile. with the average round trip covering under 600 miles and consumer spending about $800. aaa says it's not just cheaper gasoline prices that has more americans planning to hit the road but growing optimism about the economy and housing. >> americans are feeling mor

host: here is ruby from virginia beach.ler: the gentleman with the dark hair -- you have a fairly balanced group this morning. right. from cato is more by georgeis funded soros. host: both of them have dark hair. 76-year-old a grandmother. i have lived a long time. i started out as a democrat. i voted in every election. during the civil rights, they read a part of the constitution. that was just for 13 states. there was just as much stuff going on in the northern states as in the southern states. they say the south except you as an individual but not as a whole. the north except you as a whole but not an individual. that is ready much true. we have elected a president who that ournoticeably bill of rights is a document of negative rights because he does not give enough rights to the government. this constitution was written in 2700 and it is taken 17,000 plus to enforce it. you do not control people like that. we are supposed to be a representative republic and not a democracy. i was taught that communism was the -- a democ

joining us from virginia beach, dennis gartman, founder and publisher of the gartman letter.about gold. >> what do you make about the situation with gold? >> first of all, let's get to the point that i'm not a gold bug but i am bullish of gold. i've owned gold for a while and i continue to own it. i think it still wants to go higher. i own it in yen terms, i own it in real terms, i think i'd rather own it in those terms. it's nothing more than currency. in a world where there are some confusion, alla egypt, money is moving to safer havens, it's moving to english speaking countries and it's moving to gold. >> you brought up gold currencies. i don't know if you've written about this, but the indian ruppe, it's described as a crash. is this on your radar at all or is this something we shouldn't worry about? the reason i bring it up, you remember the whole crisis in the late '90s related to the tybot. that was the butterfly flapping its wings back then. am i making too much of it? >> no, i don't think you are. i don't think this is small, this is relatively large. i wouldn't call

from one more call virginia beach on the republican line, good morning. caller: i find it ironic that mr. kerry would quote the intelligence community when he is running for president -- the intelligence community. when he was running for the -- warning for the president he said that they only answer to the president. he made a point that anywhere from 100 to 1000 people have been killed in these chemical attacks. overis the difference if 120,000 people have been killed in various methods you don't what is difference if they were killed by iron bombs or chemical weapons? our solution is to kill 1000 more? i do not see the sense in that. host: that is the last call we will take on this topic. coming up we will take a look at syria with michael hirsch of the national journal. with a turn to politics fight over the debt ceiling with damian paletta. that will be later on in the program. on our newsmakers program, which you can see on sunday right after this program, we will .eatured thomas donohue he talks about the chamber's role on the economic landscape co

severe threat for d.c., norfolk, virginia beach area, back to roanoke as well.o damaging winds and hail accompanying those storms and we're still dealing with the heat in the middle of the country. big heat dome in place. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average here for us. that will put us back up into the 90s. omaha, 98, minneapolis, the twin cities, 92 degrees there. scorcher for the middle part of the week. "squawk box" coming back in a bit. ♪ ♪ i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. now available in the classic form she loves. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." time now for the executive edge, our daily segment focused on giving business leaders a leg up. we're going to try to do that right now, with this story. twitter hired ticketmaster's former ceo to spearhead an ambitious push into online commerce. analysts say the move fuels speculation that the social network could move toward an ipo as soon as early next year. twitte

companies like steel in virginia beach and newport news use that foreign trade status to their advantage. >> host: we will go to colleen in wisconsin, democrat. colleen, are you with us? colleen in wisconsin republican caller, democratic caller. one last try for her. let me go to john. here we go. colleen are you with us? >> caller: yes, hello. how does duluth and superior compare with the -- ports? >> host: duluth port? [inaudible] >> caller: compared with the virginia port in the amount of cargo ships in and out etc.? >> host: it was a little difficult to hear. we have a rainstorm going on as we speak. we are picking it up here but talking about the lake superior area. >> guest: like i said we are a maritime nation. obviously the port of virginia is one of hundreds of ports that make this country work and so we each have a role to play carried obviously in virginia we are mostly with international partners, handling the transoceanic ships that their inland ports and river ports. that is how kong-commerce moves in the united states so we understand we have a lot of partners out there jo

asheville, greenville, south carolina, and roanoke, virginia, all setting records. miami beach, more than 18 inches of rain, 4-times what's normal. nationwide, more than 2,000 cities saw record daily rainfall in july. in north georgia, the water is receding and families here have had enough. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >>> there are growing fears this morning that some of america's top athletes and their fans heading to russia for the winter olympics could end up in jail. russia is putting those fears to rest. the country will suspend their new anti-gay laws during the olympics. the law criminalizes talking about homosexuality around minors, showing affection or showing pro-gay similar bombs. the nation's top lawmaker says the olympics is a national event. and many will be -- several athletes said they will show up to the opening ceremonies holding flags and symbols of the lgbt community. so far, though, there's been no reaction from the international olympic committee. >>> for the first time, the fda is setting a guideline for gluten-free food. the fda will establish a

we also utilize companies in virginia beach, kanin. they use the status to their advantage. host: we will go to colleen, democrats. [no audio] colleen, are you with us? colleen and wisconsin, democratic caller? let me go to john. here we go. are you with us? caller: yes. i have a question. how does [inaudible] [indiscernible] compre to the virginia port, etc? host: it is a little difficult to hear. we have a rainstorm coming on. she was talking about lake superior area. guest: the port of virginia is part of one that makes it work. we have a role to play. mostly with international partners handling the transoceanic ship. there are riverport. this is how commerce moves. we understand that we have a lot of partners there joining us. host: brookhaven, mississippi. republican. caller: i don't like what y'all are doing on this. you are showing pictures and everything and how to do all kinds of things. i do not think you all should be doing this. i wish y'all would please stop showing this on tv. terrorists watch tv. i am highly upset. host: go ahead. guest: maybe i can give you c

virginia. limited activity. one robust storm for the delaware beaches if your travels take you there. friends at the beach are dealing with the storm. otherwise, things are clear. no severe weather alerts. there have been flood concerns toward southern west virginia and that shame boundary headed in our direction with perhaps some significant rain into the early part of the day tomorrow. so we'll be watching that carefully into the day tomorrow. just have your storm shield weather app downloaded and it will automatically alert you based on your physical location. take a look at the wuferght -- weather, partly to mostly cloudy. hazy, hot and humid. that's what we got going on in baltimore. bright sky here, hot and hazy. current air temp right on the edge of 90 degrees in because the. dew point of 60, sunset coming up at 8:05. it's summer like and will remain so. chances for showers and storms go up through the day tomorrow and eventually clearing. we are thinking the mid-morning range could be the most active. dends on how fast this boundary slides through. 2 at the beaches -- 82 at th

growing up in virginia beach. what's your first musical memory? >> probably my most memorable one.nd dad, they didn't know where i was. it was pretty funny, but they found me dancing over where, i guess, kenny rogers was playing. >> reporter: kenny rogers! >> yeah. ♪ you picked a fine time to leave me, lucille ♪ >> i can't believe i just told that story. i should have thought about it before i answered it. >> reporter: starting on the drums, his path toward music was cemented early on. at the young age of 12, he met chad hugo, another huge talent in the business. and the rest is history. you met your producing partner at music camp. >> yes. >> reporter: so something really cool came out of band camp. >> yeah. for sure. >> reporter: you're living proof. >> one year, when i was at band camp. most of us were kind of nerdy. none of us -- nobody sort of walked in like, you know, kurt cobain. by the way, all those guys have chauffeurs now, right? got the last laugh. >> reporter: in the music world, a producer is like a film director. and no one does it better than pharrell. co-producing

host: here is ruby from virginia beach. caller: the gentleman with the dark hair -- you have a fairly balanced group this morning. the one from cato is more right. the other is funded by george soros. guest: i think he may have helped us out. host: both of them have dark hair. caller: i am a 76-year-old grandmother. i have lived a long time. i started out as a democrat. i went republican. now i'm leaning i don't know. i voted in every election. during the civil rights, they read a part of the constitution. that was just for 13 states. the basis of it was unconstitutional because there was just as much stuff going on in the northern states as there were in the southern states. they say the south except you as an individual but not as a whole. the north except you as a whole but not an individual. that is pretty much true. e have elected a president who has said noticeably that our bill of rights is a document of negative rights because he does not give enough rights to the overnment. 20-some pages, our health care law was wr

we also utilize companies in virginia beach, kanin. they use the status to their advantage. host: we will go to colleen, democrats. [no audio] colleen, are you with us? colleen in wisconsin, democratic caller? let me go to john. here we go. are you with us? caller: yes. i have a question. how does [inaudible] [indiscernible] compre to the virginia port, etc? host: it is a little difficult to hear. we have a rainstorm coming on. she was talking about lake superior area. guest: the port of virginia is part of one that makes it work. we have a role to play. mostly with international partners handling the transoceanic ship. there are river ports. this is how commerce moves. we understand that we have a lot of partners there joining us. host: brookhaven, mississippi. republican. caller: i don't like what y'all are doing on this. you are showing pictures and everything and how to do all kinds of things. i do not think you all should be doing this. i wish y'all would please stop showing this on tv. terrorists watch tv. i am highly upset. guest: maybe i. can give you some comfort. w

shocking beach goers down to virginia. >> normally they just swim up and down close to the shore. all of a sudden, we just started seeing them on the beach all up and down the beach. they're dying on the beaches like that. something is very wrong. something is very wrong. i hope they find out soon. >> in july and august, 253 dead dolphins washed along the coast. 64 in new jersey. and 25 in new york. scientists performing autopsies on the dead dolphins believe a virus may be to blame. it's similar to the measles in humans. take a listen. >> dolphins are very cohesive groups of animals. they're very social with each other within their groups that they travel in. and so a lot of diseases probably pass between each other through that close contact. >> scientists say if you see an animal on the beach, remain at a safe distance away. there are no cases of the virus transmit to go humans, but marine mammals carry a lot of different diseases. so be careful. >> arthel: you just hate to see the dolphins dying like that. >> a sad scene. >> arthel: it is. brian, thank you very much. >> gregg:

asheville, greenville, south carolina and roanoke, virginia, all drenched and setting records. miami beache than 2,000 cities saw record daily rainfall in july. in north georgia, the water is receding. and families here have had enough. steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> checking the rest of your weather, you see rain there in the southeast. mostly along the coast and in florida. severe storms stretch from the plains through the midwest and into new england. storms also in parts of the rockies and southwest. >> it will be 106 degrees today in phoenix. 104 in dallas. cool in the northwest. seattle reaching 69. couple of 90-degree readings in atlanta, miami. 80s once again for the northeast corridor. >>> a michigan man who was spotted at a move sli theater with a loaded gun and a bulletproof vest is out of jail this morning. 24-year-old cassidy delavergne is facing charges for carrying a fake cia badge. he was licensed to carry a gun. as far as weapons charges go, he police say he did nothing wrong. but say the theater did the right thing by calling 911. >> if somebody sees something that

so far this year more than 225 dolphins have washed up on beaches from virginia to new york, all deadbrown spoke with biologists trying to figure out why. >> reporter: the first dead dolphins washed up in new jersey and virginia in june. since then more have been found in maryland and new york. biologist kimberly durham's team has recovered 27 dead dolphins. >> you don't know why this is happening. >> currently no. when we were doing examinations we would find they were very skinny. compromised animals. some had skin lesions. they were very sick individuals. >> reporter: marine biologists believe they could be suffering a bacterial or viral infection with symptoms similar to measles. >> there is a lot of oh skin contact between them. they are constantly rubbing each other. the possibility of spreading it is large. >> reporter: it was a virus that killed near ly 750 dolphins from new york to florida in the late '80s. charles potter studied the ep demiracle. he's a marine mammal biologist at the smithsonian. he believes pollution could be weakening their immune systems. >> as animals mi

dead dolphins shocking beach goers from the new jersey shore down to norfolk, virginia. >> normally they just swim up and down the shore, close to the shore. but all of a sudden, you know, we just started seeing them on the beach all up and down the beach. they're dying on the beaches like that. it's something very wrong. something is very wrong. i hope they find out soon. >> reporter: in july and august 253 dead bottle nosed dolphins have washed along the shore along the east coast, 143 in virginia, 64 in new jersey, and 25 in new york. scientists performing necropsies on the dead dolphins now believe a virus may be to blame which is similar to the measles in humans. >> dolphins are very cohesive groups of animals. they're very social with each other within their groups that they travel in, and so a lot of diseases probably pass between each other through that close contact. you know, you like to use the analogy of colds in humans. >> reporter: now scientists say if you see an animal on the beach remain a safe distance away. there are no cases of the virus transmitting to humans, but ma

dead dolphins shocking beach goers from the new jersey shore down to norfolk, virginia. >> normally they just swim up and down the shore, close to the shore. but all of a sudden, you know, we just started seeing them on the beach all up and down the beach. they're dying on the beaches like that. it's something very wrong. something is very wrong. i hope they find out soon. >> reporter: in july and august 253 dead bottle nosed dolphins have washed along the shore along the east coast, 143 in virginia, 64 in new jersey, and 25 in new york. scientists performing necropsies on the dead dolphins now believe a virus may be to blame which is similar to the measles in humans. >> dolphins are very cohesive groups of animals. they're very social with each other within their groups that they travel in, and so a lot of diseases probably pass between each other through that close contact. you know, you like to use the analogy of colds in humans. >> reporter: now scientists say if you see an animal on the beach remain a safe distance away. there are no cases of the virus transmitting to humans, but ma

beaches and sand bars sense july. >> as we went by, it appearedo be belly up. >> reporter: in virginia there were 48 with 75 cases this month. that's compared to the average dolphin strappings expected and this past weekend aon 25 new cases along the virginia coast lien. >> 5 dolphins is something we can't handle. >> reporter: officials from various states and agencies are working to find similarities on doll ten deaths. >> we're seeing animals having joint problems, feeding problems. >> reporter: the last time a mass casualty occurred was in the late '80s when 700 washed ashore from florida to new jersey and that was blamed on veers of the -- virus of the measles. there are theories suggesting a bacterial infor example or environmental stresses. this is a developing story. we'll continue to monitor this in the months to come. new jersey had over 60 reports in a couple of weeks. we'll talk more about this and there's more information if you go to abc2 on my weather blog. >>> when the bell rings, students head in all different directions and each one presents its own risk. the groupen crnlgs parties to talk about after

since june, an unusually high number of dead bottled-nose dolphins have washed up on beaches from new jersey to virginiave washed ashore in the last month. experts don't know what is causing it but it could be a virus. jeff corwin is joining us, he's also the author of a new ebook, sharks. so jeff, what do you think, what is causing this? >> well, don, it is a great mystery and unfortunately there could be a number of answers to what is causing all these dolphins to die off in what is called a catastrophic mortality event. and it could be the result of ship strikes. this is not uncommon, especially in areas where human beings moving their boats around a lot. that usually wouldn't target a large amount of animals. it could be a result of weather. storms have been known to throw large pods of dolphins and whales off, causing them to beach themselves. sometimes there may be issues with navigational sonar. but what likely this could be is a disease or pollution. now, we did have a die-off event about 25 years ago, over 700 dolphins from new jersey to florida and that was from a deadly virus which is sort of

beaches over the past two months. no one is quite sure why. terrell brown has our report. >> reporter: the first dead dolphins washed up in new jersey and virginiane. since then, more have been found in maryland and new york. biologist kimberly durham's rescue team has recovered 27 dead dolphins. you don't know why this is happening? >> currently, no. when we were doing examinations, we would find that they were very skinny animals. they were compromised animals. some of them had skin lesions. they were just very sick individuals. >> reporter: marine biologists believe the dolphins could be suffering from a bacterial or viral infection with symptoms similar to measles. >> there's a lot of skin contact between. they're constantly rubbing each other so, yeah, the possibility of just spreading it amongst themselves is very large. >> reporter: it was a virus that killed nearly 750 dolphins from new york to florida in the late '80s. charles potter studied that epidemic. he's a marine mammal biologist at the smithsonian. he believes pollution could be weakening the dolphins' immune system. >> as the animals migrate south passing back through virginia