our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees international union vice president david of on the improvement to increase workers' wages. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> host: clive priddle is the publisher of public affairs books. what have you got coming out this season you want to share with booktv? >> guest: i'm not a big computer games guy. i'm an innocent really, but one i know and i think almost everybody knows of any age is tetris. it's far more than a game of cubes falling out of a black skylining up at the tonight -- sky lining up at the bottom of the screen. it's actually the story of a guy who wants to smuggle this wonderful game platform out to the west. there's almost a little bit of industrial espionage mixed in with the politic obviously the time. and in the middle of it a

new details-- breaking overnight about a serious crash in north east washington. crash in north east washington. benning road is back open this morning, after getting shut down for hours overnight. our crews spoke with eyewitnesses last night-- who say the crash sent that car flying through the air. despite all the damage, police say the driver involved suffered non-life threatening injuries. the cause of investigation. also breaking overnight. a pedestrian struck on the beltway while assisting a disabled vehicle. it happened on the inner loop at route one in college park. the driver remained on the scene. the victim is in the hospital with several broken bones. the nationals bats have gone cold in their beltway series against the baltimore orioles. last night the o's offense looked like a well oiled machine. baltimore played like a team desperate for moving up in the standings in their division. catcher matt weiters would get things going early with an r-b-i double. next inning jonathon scope rips a pitch to left field.. chris davis scores..orioles go on to win 8

we will tell you who's bring back gold and who's picking up washington east. in the upper 60s. 70 in sanford l really blan ketting the area. you'll need to plan for extra time. >>> everybody's looking to the weekend. it's what we did on wednesday. >> i need to have my toes in the sand. >> we'll take it. what time are we leave sng >> are you going. all right. >> awkward. so let's get to the forecast. [ laughter ] you just be ready. here's a live picture from our tour -- tower camera this morning. we have other areas that are certainly seeing some denser fog. i want to talk about your drive time forecast. right now in the mid-7 0z. drop to 74 by 7 a.m. slowly at first. 76 at 8 a.m. back to 80 those. this is impacting a 71 in durham. 70 in south hill. also 70 in louisburg. starting to see a few of 60s on the map. roxboro at 69. making plans if your day ahead. 87 at lun of time. make to 90 this afternoon. just a few storms the majority of you stay dry. drop back to 87 for that-esque take a look. >> oh, jesus, oh, oh, somebody's shooting. somebody's shooting. >> sh

our prime time schedule continues at 8:45 eastern with the washington east -- washington post's dan zack. at ten on "after words," ann coulter presents her case for why donald trump should be president. she's joined in conversation by the daily caller's tucker carlson. and we wrap up booktv in prime time at 11 with service employees inte

four weeks, or so, there have been four attacks here in philadelphia, two right here in the washington square east neighborhood, two more on the east passyunk neighborhood. and here is the suspect's mo. police say he rides up on a bike, spots a woman late at night walking home or walking on the sidewalk, he rides up on his bike, grabs her, then speeds off. >> the video shows the sexual assault happening quick, a man on this bike, grabs a woman, while she is walking down the street. then speeds off. >> just terrible. >> and in august alone the philadelphia police special victims unit say four different sexual assaults by the same suspect, on the same bike, two in the washington square west neighborhood. >> really pretty terrifying, because this is a neighborhood that is considered to be very safe. >> and two other in east passyunk. in all four cases, the suspect assaulted his victims while riding the bike between 10:00 p.m., 2:00 a.m., victims describe him as young latino male, black heart, five-four, five-six in height, riding mountain bike. neighbors say they're on guard, may change their daily r

and southbound 101 in petaluma at east washington street. is still in the center divide. cars in that area driving about 22 miles per hour. so very slow there. and a look at your bay bridge toll plaza the maze to downtown westbound takes about 15 minutes. >>> good morning, roqui and good morning, everybody. 6:48. i don't know if you use the golden gate bridge shot there, roqui, but i went ahead and stole it from you because i can use this as a weather shot also. so you can take a good look at what you can expect coming in from the north bay this morning. you can see the clouds have lowered to the very tip-top of the tower of the golden gate bridge which stands about 747 feet off the bay waters. so that ceiling is lowering as a direct result delays up to 37 minutes on some arriving flights at sfo. and then i like to use the slide flag at the gate to see how breezy it is. the winds have been fluctuating fluctuating. 57 degrees apiece. in san jose and livermore. it is now 59 in redwood city. all right. moderate air quality today from the coast

next, from washington journal, a look at the u.s. role in the middle east. that is followed by q and a with author lawrence leamer. and another chance to watch the conversation of islam and the west with author carla power. continues -- " washington journal" continues. host: if you go online, you will read the work of michael thenstadt, an expert on middle east. t work. i went to begin with one of your pieces in this one quote that focuses on. if you do not middle -- if you do not visit the middle east, it will visit you. explain. guest: repeatedly, presidents have tried to avoid getting smashed in the area's middle east complex and we have seen this under the obama administration as part of his lessons that he drew from presidentrs that obama ran on the campaign platform of disengaging us from the two wars and marketing to a third war, but presidents have found time and again that unless the united states is actively engaged in trying to shift governments in the region, we get sucked in whether we want to a knot. it is good to be proactive and shaped the dev

east. so many complex issues. augustus michael eisenstadt from the washington institute for near east policy. ngton journal" continues. we are back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ >> tonight on "q and a," -- >> there was an average of one racial lynching the week in the south and it was a brilliant psychological device to hold on a race because if you are black, you are afraid it could happen to you. his literary career, including his latest book, that the courtroom battle that brought down the klan and the trial that followed the killing of michael donald by the kkk in mobile, alabama. >> michael was this teenager, trained to become a player, the eldest of seven children, home and his and once asked him to get a pack of cigarettes, gives them one dollar, puts it in his wallet, goes out and this buick pulls up outnd him and james pulls his pistol and order cemented the backseat of the car, and he knows when he gets in the car what is going to happen, black men in alabama, you know. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> american history tv airs on c-span3 every weekend, telling the amer

we have degrees to the east washington and mount hood. 88% humidity. and 11% no wind now and the next upon 103 and 10%. temperatures across the valley the higher elvagsz get up to 3,000 dip nothing double digits. everyone in triple digits. there will be a few haras as the summer winds down. temperatures today 108, 104 in spring valley. the lake 107. 110. and 104 degrees that after a low of 77. above normal day. by the way the numbers will not be official until wednesday it is safe to say the spread is tightening. this will go down as the hottest summer every since las vegas weather records have been kempt tomorrow the 80s. triple digits by lunch and 105 there is a party in the tropics. gaston with 105 moving away from the u.s. this tropical depression is moving away. this one here will circle around and hit north western florida. in the pacific, man, look at this. mad line and lester. 115-130. lester will go to the north of the islands mad line to the south tell be close. desert dry. that will last about 24-48 hours a system that will help pull up this

next stop takes us to washington on the east side of town. half an inch of rain. the east side got hit the hardest as far as the rain is and green valley just under half an inch. 84 and 54. are you kidding? for the fourth of august. look at these numbers in the 80s. the lows haven't been this low over the last couple of weeks. relative humidity values out of sight with most neighborhoods at or above the 50 percent threshold. winds were a factor early with strong gusts but they've died down in a big way. mountain coming in at 72. let's talk about the temperatures because the morning since july 2. the high of 83, -21 is the second coolest august 4th ever. we've been doing well so far for 2016. we're an inch above rainfall levels where we should be. tomorrow we start in the 80s. working our way to 90 at lunch time. little breeze. it will dry out the air mass and be a much, much drier weekend. the radar little active we're watching. if these storms were to bubble up and move north ward and we'll keep a close eye in case it would mean thunderstorms are looking likely t

east. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. every morning. join the discussion. >> it was a brilliant psychological device to hold down a race. black, you were afraid that this could happen to you. announcer: and author talks about his books, including his lynching." "the >> michael was a teenager, trying to become a bricklayer. the youngest of seven children. home of his mother in their house in tense and wants him to go get a pack of cigarettes. in some a dollar, puts it in his wallet. him, theulls up behind man is out a pistol and order some into the backseat of the car. he knows when he gets into the car what will happen. youack man in alabama, know. onouncer: on this week's q&a c-span. >> coming up, the magna carta and its influence on the constitution. then, donald trump at an event in iowa, a tribute to veterans. then a look at the latest headlines on "washington journal co. >> announcer: june marked the 800th anniversary of the magna carta. the circuit court of appeals hosted a discussion at its conference earlier this year, focusing

washington. they're speeding toward the east across easton which is eastern shore of maryland. l that is headinheading into sussex count, delaware. the other one coming straight out of baltimore and washington heading toward kent county and also the southern part of new castle county, delaware. that severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 11:15. we'll did track on this. this storm moving east at 45 miles an hour has a history of 70 miles an hour gusts. it will be in smyrna by 11:04. dover by 11:02 and in bowers beach by 11:13. some torrential rain and frequent lightning. hundreds of lightning strikes associated with this cell. in sussex county, delaware, this severe cell moving out out of easton moving east at 45 miles an hour. that severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 11:45 and moderate to heff vo rain in the southern part of chester county, right now taking over the southern part of delaware county northern part of new castle county moving toward the northeast. i think it will will make it right through the central part of chester county possibly lower montgomery an

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and if you dont have computer access, you can visit the unclaimed property division at 555 east washington street. christianne?? ((christianne klein)) >>> a north las vegas couple was indicted by a grand jury this week... for the death of a two- year- old child. nicholas anthony hopkins faces several charges... including murder and child abuse. child abuse, neglect, and endangerment. according to the clark county district attorney's office, the child was bruised from head to toe... and had broken ribs, second- degree burns, and several internal injuries when he died last november. hopkins' bail was set at one- million- dollars... and once she's arrested... onate's will be set at 100- thousand dollars./// ((christianne klein)) >>> police need your help finding a man who may have been involved in a robbery on the las vegas strip. police say this happened in the 33- hundred block of south las vegas boulevard... which is in the area of the venetian and palazzo. police say a man went into a store and threatened to shoot an employee if he didn't get any money. no one was hurt... but the man did

southbound 680 at washington boulevard. 237 east and west the connector ramp to the 880 are closed right. 880 in both directions between mission and whipple two lanes closed until 5 a.m. a game today at 12:45 p.m. so heavy afternoon traffic. >>> in the mid weather, a woman named betty loves nothing more than putting on her apron, taking out her pencil and waiting on tables. >> that's right. >> while her walk is brisk, betty does stand out from other waitresses because she is 91 years old. >> just standing here poor thing i really call her a lot of names. >> betty says she is not keen on technology but otherwise she has the job down pat. since 1975 she has been taking breakfast orders, laughing with customers and cutting lemon slices for diet cokes. she remembers her first day at the saratoga. >> one day, abey called me and said, come on, we just want you to try. if you like it, stay. he give me a table of 10. i waited on them. he said, now you want to work? and i said, i guess so. >> and she is still working. betty does strike a healthy work-play balance. these days she only waits tables

east. washington cornerback josh norman says sam bradford isn't even a top 20 quarterback in the league, basically norman disrespected sammy b. so head coach doug pederson questioned about bradford in a press conference and pederson came strong in defense of his qb. >> i think sam bradford is a great quarterback. he has done everything we have asked him to do. i'll just leave it at that. i see what is happening with what he has been saying, you know, he is a great player. he is a great player. washington got a great player. we are happy to play them twice in a year and we will see what happens. >> doug pederson he has to support his guys. >> you have to support your guys. >> used the g word, great buzz you have to stand up for your players. >> he just did. >> what did you say october, that game is what. >> october 16th. >> yes. >> washington and eagles. >> we will be right back. did you know people can save over $500 when they switch to progressive? did you brush your hair today? yes, mom. why? hmm. no reason. ♪ ♪ iso let me tell you what i knowe about senator pat toomey.. my mom was the principal

francine jones was arrested for simple assault back in may at a giant in north east washington.victim claims jones grabbed her and took her out when she tried to use the ladies room. recently the u.s. attorneys office added a second charge of bias related assault against jones. >>> prince gorges county officers going to court today after being accused of taking upskirt photos of women. james simshad arrested back in june a woman claims she saw him taking photos up her skirt at aauthority sports authority. police say he took other appropriate photos of women when he was off duty and he was suspended immediately without pay following the accusations now facing two counts of misconduct and four counts of visual surveillance. >> and you've heard us say this before but don't take any visiting friends or family down to the washington monument at least not if you plan to go to the top of it. the national park service is keeping it closed because a cable broke wednesday and its taken longer than expected to make repairs. we will let you know when the monument reopens. creati ground only

>> east washington and we haveve instagram also go check them out. thank you, it is about. >> a great week for baseball also get a pair of jeans that head out to the baseballe field our own indians are playing all plans for a whole lot of fun. >> a listen up, we are about to give you plenty of reasons as to whyea you need to come to progressive field and check out the indians know better man to do that them droll. thank you so much for doing that i must say every time i come down here seems like something news. >> new. >> we did thatth with got so muh new stuff g behind us it is wild. they always have six or eight different kinds of beer. and yous are looking at 60 new restaurants new local restaurants with a dozen here. something new for everyone to try.so and then we look at the ballpark where the only places you can watch your indians live. >> you can combine your dinner with d your ballpark experience somethingp you can't you just part of that here. >> i know this is a perfect time to come they have been doing so well. it with a lot coming up in

we'll set it into motion if you look toward the center of the screen east of washington, d.c. and baltimore, pushing off to the northeast, and pushing over the mason dixon line. the western suburbs will see activity shortly. let's zoom into lancaster county, route 272, 22, getting into kirkwood. note the lightning counter on the left. we're not picking up cloud to ground lightning strikes. we're not seeing thunderstorms is of yet, that is expected to change as the day wears on. feels like 95 in philadelphia, millville and dover. 91 in cape may. sunshine fading behind increasing clouds. if you're down the jersey shore, the clouds are holding off, the storm threat is not until after 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. everyone else after 1 or 2:00 p.m. the air behind this front is the coldest we've seen in 3 weeks. you'll be able to open the windows and turn off the air-conditioning and just a change. when i come back i'll show you the numbers in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. gray. >> they are excited to see you chris. go to storm tracker 6 storm trar >> police are looking for

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authorities say the suspect has struck at least four times in washington square west and east passyunk between august 6 and 13th. residents of those neighborhoods are shocked. >> it's pretty terrifying, because this is a neighborhood that is considered to be very safe >> i think i'll probably not walk by myself too late at night >> the suspect is described as a latino male with a stalk ky build about 5'4" to 5'6" inches at all. investigators say there could have been other victims who have yet to come forward. >>> police want to speak to the man seen in this southern video. they believe he may be connected to a deadly shooting. 26-year-old was shot and killed near the intersection of 28th and sander street, this video shows a man walking away from that area, also a dark blue ford fusion in the area at the time of shooting. anyone with information call police right away. >>> it's been three weeks since more than 40 people were injured when a railing collapsed at a concert at bb&t. 17 of the most seriously injured filed a lawsuit. this video was taken at the august 5th snoop dogg concert

authorities say the suspect has struck at least four times in washington square west and east passyunk between august 6 and 13th. residents of those neighborhoods are shocked. >> it's pretty terrifying, because this is a neighborhood that is considered to be very safe >> i think i'll probably not walk by myself too late at night >> the suspect is described as a latino male with a stalk ky build about 5'4" to 5'6" inches at all. investigators say there could have been other victims who have yet to come forward. >>> police want to speak to the man seen in this southern video. they believe he may be connected to a deadly shooting. 26-year-old was shot and killed near the intersection of 28th and sander street, this video shows a man walking away from that area, also a dark blue ford fusion in the area at the time of shooting. anyone with information call police right away. >>> it's been three weeks since more than 40 people were injured when a railing collapsed at a concert at bb&t. 17 of the most seriously injured filed a lawsuit. this video was taken at the august 5th snoop dogg concert

. >>> firefighters battled three fast moving firefighters in east washington state. the flames started yesterday afternoon. they burned nearly 7 square miles. >>> a canby of dust -- the national weather service issued a dust warning last night. we call this an haboob and driver his to slowdown because visibility was so low. it was down to a mile. >>> quite a job getting this water log truck out of cherry creek reservoir. i think it would be fairly easy, but here's her grandfather was inside when it rolled into the water. tow cables were attached. a diver put an airbag to get the truck free. officials pulled the truck out hours later. >>> 6:34. time for weather and traffic as the kids are going back to school today. >> it's a beautiful start to the day. look at our beautiful view evergreen mount camera. crisp this morning. it's a nice start to the day. it's warmer than yesterday. 10 degrees warmer in denver. 9 for boulder. 19 in fort collins. 9 degrees warmer in grand junction. burlington at 57 degrees. 62 in denver. 52 in greeley. 61 in boulder. 52 in avon. 66 in gra

. >> krystal: headed out to the east coast, washington first pitch. katie ladecky, she got help from a local baseball phenom who is there for the nationals. we have that story coming up. >> dana: a tornado rips up a starbucks. you can see it from this cell phone video from across the way. people were inside. we'll tell you how they were able to save their own lives those affected by that deadly earthquake in italy. we'll tell you the story behind these images coming up as we take a live look out of italy and the search continues for survivors. unfortunately the death toll continues to rise. we're up to 247 people. a lot of folks still missing. trying to do all that they can to find any signs of life among the rubble. ay i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. i'm hillary clinton a

police say that the suspect struck at least four times between august 6th, and 13th and washington square west and east passyunk. take a look at this surveillance video. police say suspect had been following a distinct pattern. rides his bike, targeting women as they walk during the late and early morning hours. >> all of the these happen very quickly. our victims are wearing dresses and he comes up behind them on a bicycle, reaches up under dress and sexually assaults all of them. >> reporter: suspect is described as a latin o male with a stocky build between 5-foot four a and 5-foot six and investigators say there could have been other victims hoff yet to come forward. >>> it has been almost three weeks since more than 40 people were injured when a railing collapsed at a concert in camden's bb and t pavilion and now 17 of the most seriously injured have filed a lawsuit. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us from our sat center with more, alex. >> reporter: ukee, attorneys who spoke today are calling for bb and t pavilion to close until a full investigation is complete. they not only fil

. >> phillies back at home to start three game series with the nl east leading washington nationals. 22-year old jake thompson on the mound for phillies. here are guys warming up, after four rough starts thompson has a 9.78 era and he is in need of a good performance. phillies manager pete mackanin says thompson needs to remain focused to bounce back. >> jake has to throw strikes down and mix his pitches just like anybody else. if you headache quality pitches you will be successful. thing i like about him he works quick, infielder and outfielders like that, however i think he need to just relax a little bit more and not try to do too much. >> philadelphia soul finalizing plans on festivities following that arena bowl championship a spokesperson for the team says fans can count on a major celebration on wednesday outside city hall at noon, more details, to come. >>> major celebration. >> love that. >> 2004 they have been getting it done. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> "cbs evening news" is a few minutes away. >> nora o'donnell is in for scott pelley tonight. >> good evening, ukee and j

:00, oak creek at menomonee falls, kenosha indian trail at germantown, tosa west at tosa east, and port washington at new berlin west. the brewers play in seattle for the first time since 2013. brent suter makes his first major league start on the mound for milwaukee. at the summer olympics, the u.s. men moved into the gold medal game in basketball with an 82-76 win over spain. and, veteran guard jason terry says he has agreed to sign with the bucks. terry has spent 17 seasons in the nba, the last two in houston. he is a former teammate of bucks coach jason kidd, and adds some outside shooting to a team that desperately needs it, but he is 38 years old. like a that's old. -- like that's old. joyce: you can help thousands of the salvation army and mps for the class act phone bank tuesday and wednesday. call in donations to buy back packs and much needed supplies. you can also help us and our radio partners wklh stuff the bus by dropping of school supplies to the walgreens at mayfair road and north avenue on wednesday. you can even donate now by texting class act, one word, to 4-1-4-4-4 or click the

east. washington journal, live sunday morning. join the discussion. trumping up next, donald joins senator joni ernst and other members of congress at an event in iowa as a tribute to veterans. after that, animal rights activists speak at a conference in los angeles. and then, another look at the national park service. >> donald trump was in iowa this ride"or the "roast and hosted by senator joni ernst. he talked about immigration policy and reaching out to african-american voters. ♪he talked >> ♪ proud to be an american ♪ i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ -- ain't no doubt i love this land, regardless the usa ♪ i am proud to be an american, where at least i know i am free ♪ ♪ i won't forget the men who died to give that write to me ♪ to be an american, where at least i know i'm free ♪ mr. trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you governor, thank you. i am thrilled to be in iowa. so many good friends. i have become friends with so many people in iowa. love the people and love the state. i will tell you, iowa is fortunat

washington? from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered with highs in the mid an tonight in primetime on channel 13. at 7 -- america's funniest home video's at 8 -- celebrity family feud at 9 -- at 11 -- 13 action news that's our news for now. but stay with us -- for abc's world news -- up next. we'll see you back here in 30- minutes -- for action news -- live at 6. thanks for watching -- and ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." olympic swimmer ryan lochte changing his story. admitting he was drunk when he said he was robbed at gunpo

the isolated rain drops falling to the east of jackson, washington county, to the west of grafton along 43, toward port washington. once we see this area exit, things should improve in a big way. once that sun sets, we'll get rid of these clouds, like the ones you see here from the waukesha tower cam. the moment. and i expect we're going to see improving conditions. it should be a marvellous monday. and an abundance of sunshine. you're going to need the sunglasses, not the umbrella tuesday, and tuesday, as well, and wet by mid week. outside now, rain-cooled air to the north where we saw the rain falling on radar, 68 in beaver dam. 63? in west bend. but still 74?, 11 better here in milwaukee. 73 in racine, also kenosha, the dew points have dipped significantly into the 40s, and low 50s in most spots, which means a very comfortable level of humidity. and behind that frontal boundary, the winds out of the west northwest, picked up 7, 15 miles per hour. they should die off through the nighttime hours. just off to the west, slightly wa our direction. satellite radar combination, an abundance

fire department spokesperson says half ton pick up broadside the bus at east washington street and maria drive. boy on board the bus suffered minor injury and taken to the hospital. the woman driving the truck and her child were also hurt but not hospitalized. >>> now to the wildfires burning across california tonight. blue cut fire largest one burning in southern california. it's being fanned by gusty wind and temperatures hovering around 100 degrees. firefighters say conditions have been brute a.even though temperatures have eased slightly did. containment now 22 percent says cal fire after burning 36,000 acres. some evacuation orders were lichted about an hour ago. thousands of people are still out of their homes tonight. >>> police want to make sure everyone knows they are serious about cracking down on looters in the fire soechbility they arrested these three people this morning when officers caught them filling up the back of a truck at an evacuated home. >>> moving north. clayton fire in lake county now 55 percent contained. but the lower lake county water district is still withou

this is in washington and other areas off towards the east coast. we did have a few spotty showers. i told you last night that would be a possibility. the rest of this evening, all of that stuff is going to get out of here. i do not anticipate a no more problems to worry about as you head off to school. a couple of clouds hanging on by 1:00. there is some activity to the north of us. this should actually stay out of here. i do worry about it. on tuesday into wednesday, we should see some changes. on tuesday night, i am tracking a warm front. what does a warm front ? that means a warming of temperatures and it increase in moisture as well. you will see a little bit of the hints of that in iowa. tuesday night leading into wednesday, we will see increases in showers or thunderstorms. it is going to feel just fine. as far as the humidity trend is those days are going to be a little bit oppressive. we will get there. we watch the next weather system get out of here. the two days you should circle on your calendar, wednesday and thursday. if you are still thinking about it for the rest of

then some moderate to heavy downpours maybe east of washington around 3:00 on sunday afternoon.atter part of the afternoon, some other showers and thundershowers coming into the metro area around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. some are heavy downpours. may cause localized with damaging winds. after that, low humidity. beautiful weather all the way through thursday. friday, a chance of storms. next weekend is nice with higher near 90. that's the way it looks. >>> a creative tribute to our country's greatest athletes. how a family is turning their yard into a patrioti i don't want to put whenmy life on hold.he, i've got a big night planned with my friends. and i want to enjoy every moment of it. that's why i use fast-acting excedrin for my headaches. excedrin has two pain fighters plus a booster. and for some, headache relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin specializes in treating headaches. which is why moments lost to headaches are moments gained with excedrin. [heartbeat] it's a great day for an adventure. surprises are hiding around each corner. yet somehow bring us all back together.

the incident have happened in east passyunk, and washington square west neighborhoods. >> turning now to our weather the month of august is wrapping on a hot and humid note. let's get first look at the forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick, live on the cbs-3 skydeck. how does it feel outside? >> we're baking out here right now, sunshine, temperatures close to 09 degrees already, but humidity levels are on the increase, compared to yesterday, so, little rough if you're spending time outside this afternoon, check it out, look at the temperatures, making run at 09 at this hour, philadelphia officially 89 at the airport, upper 80s in trenton, and wilmington at this hour. little cooler into south jersey near the shore, low to mid 80s along the coastline, dover, delaware, checking in at eight a. now let's factor in the humidity, feels few degrees hotter talk about the heat index, currently at 93 degrees what it really feels like here in philadelphia, 90 at the atlantic city airport, those numbers will go up little later this afternoon. quiet on storm scan3, weak and dry cold front pas

east of the blue ridge and the panhandle. northern virginia, into maryland, northern, western suburbs coming right through washington, around 3hey move off to the south and east, into southern maryland, the northern neck and crossing the bay on to the eastern shore after 5:00 or 6:00 p.m., as it moves away and crosses the atlantic beaches by 7:00, 8:00 this evening, cloud cover breaks up and lower humidity moves in. much more pleasant weather moving in by dawn on monday. it will be down into the 60s. a delightful pattern here, through much of the region, strong threat as well as heavy rain that may cause some flooding. those are the threats for later this afternoon. very low threat of any tornadoes or any hail. and hour bis hour temperatures will be by 80. hitting upper 80s around 4:00, around the time the storms will be mitt -- hitting the metro area. 60s tomorrow morning, mid 80s on monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. delightful each day with low humidity and sunshine. toward the end of the week, it starts heating up and into next weekend it will be in the 90s and it gets more humid. that's the way it looks. >>> as st

southern vermont, londonderry in vermont, bennington, brattleboro, keene, new hampshire, washington, and then east ward to concord, new hampshire. england region this afternoon and the leading edge of this, it's tracking off this way, so concord, you're about to get some of the rainshowers come on through. you've had light stuff, looks like some more than moderate to heavy rainshower activity will be nearbifullyway in the next couple of minutes. in fact, concord, 5:28 p.m., that's when the core of this is coming on through. we'll see if any of it holds together. it's been weakening as it comes eastward, a few other showers trying to pop up here in the berkshires of massachusetts. watching to see if any of these will develop in to anything more. right now, i don't expect them to me our area tonight. futurecast data shows the storms trying to flare up. it doesn't look like it's happening. computer models guiding us that way, but not been happening. either way, they fizzle as they come eastward, the last coming across southern maine later on. let's take you through the morning. you get up in the morn

checking with a few neighborhoods, first stop east side hollywood and washington 102. but they had wind gusts of 40 miles now. six percent relative humidity too. lake mead parkway and warm springs and cadence are blowing percent. we visit sky canyon for northwest, they had wind gusts of 36 and are currently at six percent relative humidity. the steady wind, the sustained wind right now is at 20 miles an hour. here the current windspeed that will get your attention. coming from the south, blowing pretty good spring valley at 20, downtown and east side at 17 and appeared top gusts around the edges we saw those gusts of 40 but interior valley hour mark. mesquite blowing at 20 now 16, searchlight at 21, look at sustained gusts of 41. -- we have maxed out at 103 which is normal for 9 august. 82 was the morning though, tomorrow we drop in a couple of degrees. will start in the 80s, find our way to the 90s at lunchtime and will probably peek in the upper 90s. we still have some breezes just afternoon, less wind expected in the morning. here is the way things look on the satel

one lane block east of fort washington and heading toward willow grove where the vehicle was in flames just a bit ago. >>> plumstead township bucks county they are doing drainage work stump road. stick with 611 or curly hill road. this is 422 looking good, no eastbound delay to speak of just yet. we'll have more midday westbound work by trooper starting at 9:00. that's happening most of the days this week, we have milling and paving getting underway if you're traveling through the overbrook areas of the city. haverford avenue between city and route 30, lancaster avenue. so this stretch right here, they will be working during the middays doing the milling and paving stay on lancaster avenue 30. overnight construction on the new jersey turnpike burlington county has cleared. it ran late, but it's out of there now. you're good to go. the crash garden state parkway southbound near northfield has cleared out. no problems on the parkway at this point. tam and nydia. >> the flood in maryland has created another problem, five million gallons of sewage is pouring into a tributary in ellicott ci

learning about the history of the east potomac park. george washington established the united states park police. the unit of the national parks service that guards the monuments and the memorials on the national mall. >>> all right, one final check of the weather. we're done with the rain. >> yeah, i'm tracking the last of the rain moving on storm team 4 radar. i'm a proud marylander here. so gold medal in this forecast. no, i'm just kidding. as we look right now, these sh more toward the east. bowie, annapolis getting some of this activity. the weather really looking great. we have the battle of the beltways in baltimore, as well as the district. erica, you're heading to wolf trap. >> very excited. aretha and ricky, i'm coming your way. thanks so much for joining us. that is the news for now. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see you again for news4 at 11:00. no more olympics. that's it. good night, everybody. it's been a real pleasure. night, making history, with the games winding down, more gold for team usa. the best olympic performance in dec