woodbridge needs to be on guard. elizabeth, that's one of the lines that this most severe part of the storm will be headed. of course the excessive heat warning continues across the area. to be watched carefully. over south brunswick, there's plenty of lightning but the heavy rain is to the north and parts of woodbridge. as we get into the evening hours, we will see the pop-up thunderstorms still possible. once we get beyond sunset, they're not as potent usually. and also as they get closer to the cooler waters, we don't have as much of a problem. this is the projection coming into even the bronx here by 7:15. this is a futurecasting with rain as the game gets underway. this thunderstorm doesn't last the entire game. instead these are quick movers. about 20 to 40 minutes before they clear the area. storms tonight. we will get repeats of these both saturday and sunday afternoon as our heat indexes continue to push the triple digits. it creates an air mass that is vulnerable to weather development. here are the heat in

we will tell you when the heat and humidity wil >>> a woodbridge woman celebrate her birthday this month. not just any birthday, it was her 106. laura mallory has lived a long and incredible wife and still full of life. >> i may look old but i am not. >> reporter: that depends on whether you think 106 years old is all. perhaps it is not how old you are but how will you feel. 106-year-old laura mallory feels good. >> good. i feel the same. >> reporter: born in 1910, this month she celebrated 106. did you hear the part about 1910? what is the secret to keeping going? >> shake, rattle and roll.[ laughter ] >> reporter: that is not exactly scientifically proven but it seems to work for mallory. she has good genes and a good sense of humor. >> people want to know my background?>> reporter: yes ma'am. >> they do? >> reporter: yes ma'am. she has jokes. she also has an getting with her days in the army during the world war ii war effort. she was described as a rose the riveter for us warships. one of the few black woman at the norfolk naval shipyard where she was a welder standing at only 5'1" s

woodbridge 35. the left lane closed down both ways, and we have alternate- side parking rules in effect for today. ken? lori? over to you. >> heather, thank you. >>> armed robbers storm a convenient store, sending employees running for cover, and the split second decision to save lives. >>> and your dentist reminds you every visit, be sure to floss. is that really hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble) no more questions for you! ooph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, happens to more people than you think... try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. good, right? mmm, yeah. hey, what are you doing? getting the coats. for a half hour? bob just got time warner cable. he's getting more. han 30,000 movies and shows on demand, most for free. look, he's dvr-ing like 6 shows at once. let's go. ah, this grass is so much greener than on our tv. why are your shoes off? because i'm on

right now currently at reagan national airport, 79 degrees, .eston 72, manassas 80 woodbridge at 70 degreesit to 90, our 20th time th me this year. the typical high temperature this time of year, and it looks like we will be above average again tomorrow. the bus stop forecast come into the 70's tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies. plenty of sunshine at recess, into the upper 80's. we have code orange air quality, which is unhealthy for sensitive groups. with air temperatures in the 90's, with the athletics, be mindful of the heat and humidity and the air quality. right now we are quiet. off to the northwest, showers and thunderstorms working across parts of western maryland, garrett county. we can see an isolated shower northwest of d.c. overnight. most of that is dissipating. things are picking up in the tropics. we have a hurricane right now out in the atlantic, hurricane the north american seacoast. we have a tropical depression of the carolinas, and one of her south florida right now. those systems are forecast to strengthen and become named storms in the next 24 to 48 hours. the show

new this morning - a scary discovery in a woodbridge neighborhood. bottle bombs were found at a home on arum place, just off route one. neighbors called police when they saw something suspicious. tuesday afternoon - investigators swarmed the house. inside, they found several plastic bottles with an unknown chemical inside. all the devices were cleared without any injuries. so far, no word on who could be facing charges. happening now.. increased security on a popular trail in northern virginia, after a woman was attacked.. the woman in her thirties tells police.. she was on the w-and-o-d trail in sterling, in loudoun county last week. she says around 8:30 p.m. two men came out of the woods, and tried to sexually assault but a bicyclist came by, and the men took off. people who use the trail aren't used to hearing about such incidents there. as police search for the attacker, they're urging trail users to go in groups.. and stay alert. covering metro - and the morning brings with it new and disturbing safety concerns for metro. a new report is shining

because of the humidity, but 70 woodbridge, 72 gaithersburg, 76 reston. look at these numbers. this is the temperature right now compared with yesterday evening at this time. 8 degrees cooler and culpeper, three degrees cooler in d.c. tomorrow morning we will start off feeling better. skies are clear, but i expect cloud cover to develop overnight, especially southern maryland and east of interst more likely you have sunshine in the morning. 6:00 a.m., 73 degrees. we are looking at nice weather, 75 by 8:00, near 80 degrees towards 10:00. we stay in the 90's the next couple days, but there is a break on the way. that is coming up. 2016,ly: turning to vote questions about possible changes to donald trump's immigration policy. speaking at an event in iowa, the report and nominee did not say if he still supports the mass deportation of 11 million non-criminals in the country without permission. he promised to deport criminals in the country a legally and kick out anybody who overstayed their visa. >> we are going to get rid of them day one. we start day one. kimberly: the obama admi

mid 80s in sayreville and woodbridge. it is 81 in morristown. 80 in the city. 77 in islip and danbury. five to ten degrees warmer than they were this time yesterday except the south-facing shores. the humidity is between 35% and 45% for the most part. it stays that way until tomorrow. 66 tonight in the city. by the end of the week, we're up to 90. the humidity is back along with a few thunderstorms too. here's our ten-day forecast. it looks pretty nice. we have that one muggy sunday for your outdoor plans with highs in the mid to upper 80s. a little stormy on and off next week, but we could use the rain. >>> you'll be able to see the hit show "ms. saigon" before it comes to broadway next spring. >> but you'll have to go to the movie theater. it will make it to the big screen here in america on september 22nd. across the country. "miss saigon" is a vietnam love story. it will open in march. >>> they're back from rio and they're ready to roll. >> we catch up with the gold medal winning women's gymnastics team as they hit so

it is moving off to the east-northeast towards essex, woodbridge. expect a ton of airport delays again tonight. number of lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes about 83. another smaller storm back that is moving towards mondale, wayne, and hackensack. >>> as of august 11th, there have been 25 deaths in the united states from lightning strikes. last year only 27. we're on target to go beyond last year's numbers because we're still in summer. most victims are either boating or on the beach. the majority are male probably because a lot outdoors and not moving inside when they hear the thunder. if you hear the thunder, the storm is close enough where you could be struck by lightning. humidity sticks around. no break from that heat and humidity until next week or the chance for these pop-up storms. right now lots of areas in the 90s. morristown, the city. some areas have dropped to the 70s because of clouds. this is what it feels like right better for a couple of days, but then we'll see more heat and humidity in the middle of next week. just not as i

middle school in woodbridge, students are returning to two new science labs classroom.veryone, new day for and we want to make it as positive and happy for everyone as possible so that when they come back the second day, they still have the same smiles on their faces. it is all about building a relationship. >> i am really excited to learn, join all the clubs. >> i am looking forward to making new friends and learning. i want to have a great school year and get through it. a brand-new elementary school is named after a fallen firefighter. on, thehe countdown is fast approaching opening of the new african-american history museum. passes were available saturday morning for opening weekend. they were snatched up in a few minutes. all we can slots are filled to the end of october. there are still some passes available for weekdays in time passes will be available next month. the museum opens september 24. coming up after the break, doug will be back with a final check of the forecast. jummy: we all sing the song, the alphabet. some parents may find themselves singing it, to

in connecticut, looks good greenwich, as far as your commute, the parkway, turnpike through the woodbridge area no issues. let's check out the throughway in westchester. there is traffic northbound southbound no traffic to worry about, grand central pkwy. in front of laguardia airport moving fine, construction westbound is wrapped up, you about. as for the bqe off to a good start and trained on or close to schedule, street cleaning rules in effect today. duke: tragic story. a sixth person has died after the awful crash. juliet: we were telling you a wife of the 80 when-year-old ran who died was in critical, unfortunately she has died as well. police say the driver of a police say the subaru may have been speeding. witnesses say it was as it approached slowing cars in a work them. ernie: a police officer in new jersey helps rescue people from a burning home by catching them as they fell. video of the monday afternoon fire was posted to the police department's facebook page, officer brian gaye was one of the first on scene and the girl who had already escaped told him four more people were i

weatherbug camera in woodbridge in prince william county, 81 degrees right now. a few clouds this morning giving away too abundant sunshine. and nowction of clouds, just gorgeous sunshine, a few fair weather clouds. no rain in the forecast, a slight chance late tomorrow but probably friday with a frontal system approaching. noon, 82 at the nation's capital, 81 in frederick, 81 degrees in baltimore, annapolis, andrews air force base. the dew points -- we show this a lot because it is really the best way to get a comparison of what the air is really like. when it is hot and dry, that is one thing. when it is hot and humid, that is another. we have dew points running in the 60's, a few middle 60's. places like frederick -- i am not sure if that is a real number or not. you start to see a little but of the moisture in the air, and that will be the story for the next days. but for this day, it will be just fine. high about 86, about average this time of year in august. plenty of sunshine through today day, clear skies tonight. sun goes down about 7:51, so the amount o

if you're going into woodbridge, 35th south a water main break, and all lanes are closed down as you go through the spot. garden state parkway as your alternate. 35 as you go through woodbridge and all lanes are closed down. local detour through the spot. new jersey transit, metro north, and long island railroad, on or close to schedule. and a minor delay across the board at the hudson river crossings. alternate-side parking rules in effect for today. ken? lori? over to you. >> thank you, heather. still ahead on eyewitness news robber on the run in manhattan. the distinct clothing that could lead police to their suspect. there's one place where america's pastime is preserved for all time. ?? and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ?? discover something one of a kind in new york. york. it's all here. it's only here. >>> police release new images of a subway attacker who was wearing an mta uniform, and the nypd says the suspect seen in nicholas subway station last week, and police say he put a sharp object to the victim's neck and stole his backpack before ru

it's 74, 77 in woodbridge. 75 in wood bank and 76 degrees right in the center of town in central park. 70 in sussex. down to 66 in monticello. dew points are beginning to drop as well. up. scour out that moisture. oppressive humidity levels throughout the tri-state, though. once that dew point is above 70, that means that the humidity is so high that you really can't cool off naturally. of course, now the temperatures are dropping we won't be concerned about that during the overnight hours. what is really going to help things is that breeze is going to pick up. this cold front does have quite a rush of drier air behind it. we're going to get to enjoy the ts tomorrow. future wind gusts. stepping out the door tomorrow morning, winds gusting to 20, 25 miles per hour. so just keep that in mind. this time of year that feels nice. it will be a pretty brisk breeze throughout the entire day. if you drive a higher-profile vehicle, going over some of those bridges might be troublesome for you. tuesday morning, the winds settle down. sunshine stays with us. so does the lower humidity. tuesday lo

mid-60s woodbridge. 61 in sussex. and 64 poughkeepsie. here is the next weather maker. you can see the line of clouds and thunderstorms just to the south of chicago. ahead of it, a good chunk of real estate with generally fair weather and that's where we spend our time today and tonight. so we're nice and clear and sunny to start today. you can see future tracker not much happening through noop. in the evening clouds start to gather. and could be a couple light showers that pop up again mainly north and west of the city early tomorrow morning, but the shower and thunderstorm activity looks like it will be right through the middle of the day. this is 1:00 in the afternoon. for the everybody is getting rained rain. and as the front settles through by about 3:00, i think it all is out of here by 6:00 for most of us, maybe eastern long islands, leftover shower or storm. temperatures today warmer than yesterday, 85 expected high in the city. southerly wind at 5 to 15 miles per hour. so south facing shore lines a little bit cooler with temperatures in the 70s, but inland spot

one woodbridge man this topped him and the people responsible knew exactly what they were doing because they didn't even leave fingerprints behind. wtop says someone took the wheels off his chevy tahoe that was parked in his driveway. this happened last sunday. he says he found the truck on bricks and morgan says a nearby neighborhood was hit just the week before. he believes this is the work of professionals. >>> as the kids head back to school this week, school zones and consider yourself warned if you drive in alexandria in addition to the five speed cameras in the city a new one is going live tomorrow and you will see it on duke street near west taylor run parkway. if you are caught speeding there you will get a warning notice and after sent september 22nd you will get a ticket. >>> from virginia to the beaches of brazil, another party wraps up tonight in rio, but we know you want to relive those amazing moments that we've seen over the past two weeks. stay with us for the best of the best ahead. >>> and later, the mess after lines of storms cut towns across the midwest and we'll sh

sunday looks fantastic. 70 degrees right now in woodbridge. it's 66 in red bank and 64 in tom's river. howl, you're at 65. it feels great out there. look at the water temperature. 70 to 77 degrees. very warm. it's going to be a great day at the shore tomorrow. we'll have that shore cast for you coming up. in the city will stay right around 70 until about 3:00 a.m., dipping into the 60s, and nice and clear for the most part. if you're in the outlying areas, you'll see a mix of 60s to around 70 degrees. bridgeport, 73. 66 in monticello tonight. it's still very comfortable, but that south wind will bring up the humidity tomorrow, and we'll feel the difference over the last couple of days. temperatures will be in the 70s to near 80 along the shore areas. waters warm, ocean waves are 2 to 4 as we mentioned earlier. if you go in the water, make sure you can see the lifeguard because that's always best. we'll have plenty of sunshine tomorrow. across long island sound if you're going to be spending the day there, temperatures will be in the 80s. it's

also in woodbridge, route 35 and main streets. it's due to a water main break. those northbound lanes, though, have since reopened. alternate side parking, it is in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive. chris and mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you. >>> disney world is considering a new technology to help scene track of its visitors through their shoes. disney recently filed a system involving a sensor and a camera designed to keep track of which rides are most popular and the routes people use to get from ride to ride. currently disney world can track guests by other means >> and, of course, the line at space mountain, you know what i mean? you know how popular the ride s. >>> having a child who's a pickiest eater is something -- picky eater is something parents deal with on a daily basis. >> it can be frustrating and worrisome when kids only eat a few things. alex is here to tell us there is new hope. >>reporter: there is, chris and mary. so if you feel like you've done everything to get your child to try new things and fails, there's good news. a

it is southbound at exit 129 in woodbridge. you can still exit, but just know it's a little bit of a route 17 southbound a little farther north has now reopened between century road and midland avenue. this is in paramus. we had some late-running construction. still some residual delays because it was closed for a better portion of the morning. we have delays on the l.i.e. at the grand central parkway as you make your way westbound. you can see here that you have some standstill traffic as you try to continue your way through queens and into the city. alternate side parking, it is in effect city wide. be safe, don't text and drive. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a former staffer of new accuses him of lying about the bridge gate scandal >> that's according to a text message newly surfaceed in court filings. cbs 2's magdalena doris reports. >>reporter: governor chris christie is on the defense after new court documents show his own staffer claims he lied about bridge-gate. >> it's ridiculous, it's nothing new. and so that's it. t

that is where vdot is, on the travelingcongested north out of woodbridge. 395, a better crash with a commute within the hour, doubling traveling northbound on 395. no accidents to report on the wilson bridge. larry: crews rebuilding a d.c. landmark this morning. autria: new word that we are expecting from inside the national cathedral five years after the 2011 are eight. larry: -- 2011 earthquake. larry: metro, getting slammed again. riders at risk. overnight,ful storms creating problems around the area. take a look, we are in takoma park, where the crews are still busy making repairs. before 7:00inutes right now, power crews working into the morning trying to get electricity back on for the thousand of people suffering to a hot night without air t in -- air-conditioning. we started this morning over 10,000 were in the dark. moments ago we got an update. autria: that's right, pepco reporting now 700 customers still without power. dominion, down to 1785. we thought that crews were done, but now it looks like there's still more work to do? we saw the guys going back up into the buckets

woodbridg now just the left lane is closed in both directions. not too much of a delay. route 1 southbound, there are minor delays into promenade boulevard. something to keep in mind there. a live look at the george washington bridge where you have about a 15-minute wait at the upper level. the lincoln tunnel, it's 20 minutes. at the holland tunnel, 15 minutes as well. for the rail commuters, no that's pretty good news. the major problem is route 3. back to you, darlene. >> darlene, 6:46 now. yale may take action over controversy over the naming of a college. calhoun college is named after john c. calhoun who was an ardent supporter of slavery. in april, the school said it would not change the name which prompted protests. yale's president said the school will revisit -- a new committee will look into matters of removing historical names fro officials are investigating an increased number of mumps cases. the nassau county health department says the cases popped up in long beach and surrounding communities. they have cases investigated in nassau county. the cases under in

watch for the heavy volume through woodbridge and slow again making your way southbound on i-95 towa let's say the stafford county again. fredericksburg line is slow. back to you. michelle: thank you. it has been a while since we have seen images like this. in florida they are bracing for hurricane or tropical storm. they are grabbing water, peanut butter, batteries and flashlights. even if a hurricane doesn't hit florida the state should see a lot of rain. jonathan: this morning i'm seed an event at the pentagon. this was the secretary of defense employers support freedom award. given out to -- that is ash carter, by the way. secretary of defense. 15 companies that have gone above and beyond to take care of the reservist, national guardsmen, lowe's and maryland state police. 15 organizations and companies awarded. 2,400 companies were nominated . beyond for those sent overseas. they take care of their families and make sure they get paid. fantastic to see them get the recognition. michelle: wonderful way to recognize those who are doing the right thing. that award is beautiful. the

part of virginia. 66 degrees in woodbridge. fredericksburg at 64 when you wake up. 70 in st. mary's county. 66 in prince frederick. to the west, a couple of degrees cooler. mid-60's across the board from orange to culpeper and warrenton. 68 in winchester. 65 in woodstock. in front royal. a couple things are changing. we had a high pressure system overhead and move out in the atlantic. the winds will turn southerly and southwesterly. the wind direction will increase the humidity levels and increase temperatures. but it's broad enough, wide enough it should keep the rain chances out of the area through tomorrow. a frontm system will come. and by 1:30 on friday the front should be through and the winds will go from the southwest to the northwest. still hot. we are at 95 degrees. but the air will start drying out a bit. only isolated somehow every or the thunderstorm expected. the real action is farther north along the front of new eng land as far as any widespread shower or storms. the forecast, tomorrow, partly cloudy. 90 degrees. the winds turning northwest in the afternoon, h

. >> one man in woodbridge said that happened to him and he believes the people who did this knew exactlyt they were doing. ryan morgan spoke to our news partners. someone took off the wheels of his chevy tahoe. he found his truck on bricks. he believes this was the work of professionals since the thieves didn't leave any fingerprints. a nearby neighborhood was >>> the tropical smoothie cafe chain in virginia is linked to a number of hepatitis a cases. ten people came down with hepatitis a after eating smoothies with strawberries in them. the chain says it has stopped using the strawberries which came from egypt. health department says customers who had smoothies from august 5th through the 8th could still benefit from a vaccine to prevent the disease. >>> rush hour will be easier in downtown washington this morning. l street between 18th and 19th will be reopened for the first time in nearly a week. last monday an under ground transformer fire knocked out power to more than 100 customers. our news partners report repairs should be complete by noon today. cause of the fire is under invest

johnny from woodbridge, virginia. johnny, on the democratic line.ou have experience with the welfare system. is that right? caller: oh, yeah. i experienced with the welfare system. they don't have any -- i mean, any program that really help the elderly out. they got an area agency on aging. all you learn to do is have lunch and square dance or -- i and i got my house water run from the roof and they don't care about helping me. host: what kind of specific help do you want? are you looking for a certain -- caller: no. if they're going to help someone -- let me tell you. i'm going to say something y'all won't like. the spanish people don't have any problem getting welfare. n fact, i used to work for the county of prince williams county of west virginia. i retired from there. these people go get boxes of food stamps and bring them out. they would be in an envelope and these were stamps years ago. it wasn't what they got now, a card. of the anager department in woodbridge i'll be darned if she was going to get this one. it was $800 and something dollars

by 9:00 tomorrow back in low to mid 70s and maybe 79 downtown. 76 dale city and woodbridge. tonight partly cloudy and a little isolated thunderstorms possible and temperature 66 to 74. by morning partly cloudy and very warm and now 66 to 86 and wins northeasterly 5 to 10 miles per hour. stray shower possible and highs near 90 which means folks in the suburbs say south side of 90. hot in the mountains. 82 oakland. 89 cumberland. 87 hagerstown. winchester 86. 90 culpeper. near 90 in manassas. 88 leesburg. 90 downtown. north, west, and near the bay temperatures hold in the 80s tuesday. breaking it down. 70s to start. 83 by 11:00. up to 87 by 1:00. next three days 90 tomorrow, 90 wednesday, 83 thursday. showers on thursday but pretty good stretch saturday, sunday and fantastic weekend. low 80s across the board and we will come back and talk about saturday and of the tropical depression could affect the sure. >>> new at 6:00 we look at why people are concerned about body cameras with the police department in northern virginia. >>> hillary clinton takes a break from campaigning an

investigators in prince william county say a handful of bottle bombs were discovered this week in woodbridge. the fines came after someone called in about a suspicious device. the bottles were cleared and no one was hurt but police want to remind you about the dangers of these bottle bombs, usually household items. when they explode they can cause serious and debilitating injuries to the skin and the respiratory tract. >>> not much luck for our nats in baltimore. >> as for the orioles, they'll try to keep up their winning ways as the series shifts here to the district. it's been a very busy day out there, carol. >> reporter: oh, my goodness. yes, it is. the beltway series to d.c. the next two are here at nasm ts park. they are glad to be home but especially thrilled to be welcoming a special guest, katie ledecky. dusty baker came out of the tunnel which he doesn't normally do, at this time, and came into the dugout to meet the four-time gold medalist, dominant player, professional et they know what it took for her to become the world's best swimmer. they were super excited to see her here an

let switch it over and take a live look outside 5 as you come in from say the stafford area to woodbridge. volume is increasing and still moving along long fine as you head to the weigh station. i'll let you know normal congestion 610 causes major slow downs get an earlier start keeps you cruising through dumfries. volume increases around the area and outer loop looking good. 95 to georgia and all the way down to the spurs quiet. gw parkway inbound and if you're taking metro safe track taking a break this week. track surge 8 kicks in saturday i'll let you know of any metro delays if they pop up. maureen, holly. >> stanford university response to high profile case of brock turner drawing criticism for those that say it's out of touch. it's something you're turning to social media to talk about. >> for others we'll check in with wisdom martin, hi, wiz. >> we've been talking about insane price increase for epi pens for a week now and this morning disturbing news the executives of the company that makes life saving devices cut themselves a huge bonus check. bonuses as the company hiked prices

reporter: a cancerous brain tumor was discovered when ben became ill running track as a freshman at woodbridge high school. >> any family having to go through this is just terrible. >> reporter: as part of the barons for ben community, they raised money by running in the lakewood color buzz, scheduled stadium. >> right before we were going to do the run, they canceled it. >> reporter: color buzz e-mailed runners only saying unforeseen circumstances led to the hard decision. but when they tried to get their money back -- >> there's absolutely no communication. we have tried every which way. i e-mailed tons of times. >> reporter: so we did some research and found out the stadium complex, home of the minor league blueclaws, couldn't collect a deposit from color buzz to hold the venue even hundreds of runners registered months in advance. >> i don't know why they never refunded. i feel like it was handled very poorly. >> reporter: when we contacted color buzz, the arizona-based organizer raced to credit the fees back to her credit card. color buzz apologized for any inconvenience rescheduling the

. >> host: jeff in woodbridge, virginia with jeffrey toobin. >> caller: i noticed during the break thatuential people that you have had was robert care row do you know how he is doing and -- he is very meticulous as far as his work, and what the progress is on the last book. >> guest: i haven't seen him probably in about a year but a year ago he was plowing ahead and -- one of the weird things in his -- the way he has done the book is that if he is going to put everything into this last volume, it's going to be a pretty long volume because he has most of the johnson presidency still to go. he's got virtually all of vietnam ahead of him, and then you have the four years he lived after he left the white house, and here is a supreme court fact. that involves lyndon johnson, lyndon johnson died january 23, 1973, which was the day that row v. wade was decided. so roe v. wade was not the lead story in the newspaper then. >> host: share this e-mail from darren in baltimore.ry he has a couple of questions but one: did jeffrey meet or interview the late o.j. attorney, johnny cochran. if sew what

temperatures in central new jersey, very warm. 78 in sayerville. 76 in howell. 78 in point pleasant. 79 in woodbridge. northwest new jersey, cooler? a lot of 77s. white plains, bridgeport, farmingdale. even out east not cool at all. a muggy day today. watch for an isolated shower or thunderstorm. most of this day we don't see rain. a high temperature of 90. plenty of heat and humidity. it stays muggy, uncomfortable and oppressive overnight tonight. could have an isolated shower over the evening hours. tomorrow we heat it up more. showers or thunderstorms. mets trying to salvage a game here. they have the cimino effect, apparently. since the first pitch it hasn't gone well. noontime game, 87 degrees. just dress in light-colored and loose fitting clothing. low 90s showers and storms tomorrow. not a big change over the weekend, other than the fact it gets hotter on saturday. 95 on saturday. monday's high, 88. knocking the temperatures down wednesday and thursday next week. lauren scala is here to tell us about the commute. >> not many problems out there. we have reports of a disabled vehicle southbound

down to the low 50s in the -- 51 for you. 58 in key port. 57 in woodbridge. around the tri-state, the ac gets a break in morning with temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. 46 in monticello. that's where you need the sweater. 49 in sussex and westhampton. the chilly spot. 47 degrees. the humidity is still very low the dew points in the 40s and 50s. that's how it stays throughout the day today. tomorrow the humidity starts to creep on back. on the satellite and radar picture, another high pressure scenario. lots of sun shire today like yesterday. the wind will be lighter than yesterday. we're not dealing with the breezy conditions. just a picture perfect tuesday ahead. you can see on future tracker, your evening commute, 7:00 tonight. or maybe it's dinnertime. you can do it outside. lots of sunshine. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., another cool and dry start to your day. then we're heating up again through the afternoon. today's high back to the 80s. warmer than yesterday. because of the lack of wind, it feels warmer too. but it really picture perfect. we cannot co

. >> i recall watching senator mcgovern and robert woodbridge at the time of precedent for's of fuel. president ford's funeral. they were interviewing george mcgovern. he said in the end he had voted for ford in 1976. he said he discussed it with his family afterwards and felt they had done that as well. i about fell off my chair because i am is a strong democrat. i wonder if that has come into the midst of information about senator mcgovern ever? >> scott farris? >> he did have great affection for gerald ford. i do not know that he actually voted for him, but he had problems with the carter. president carter had not been very supportive of him in 1972. even though president carter basically bar of the mcgovern strategy to get his nomination in 1976. he was also a little hurt that the magnitude of senator mcgovern's loss was be was a bit of a pariah in democratic circles. i am sure there were some hurt feelings. he worked with a number of republicans. he and bob dole partnered for almost an entire lifetime on the issue of ending a hunter in the world. he was capable of working across

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at home on that day because it is such a moot point. .ost: that was russ now we go to joe from woodbridge. good morning. caller: i'm glad to see c-span here. i don't normally watch it and i'm glad to see this kind of format. to seery disappointed that none of the caller seem to mention how god figures into any of this. and what ourory is nation was founded on. to think it has no bearing on our past, present or future. , grandfather, husband, career military retiree, a christian and i just don't see why the nation doesn't see it. but -- et off host: i have a question. do you vote strictly on religious beliefs? caller: i vote bible. if god is for it, i am for it. biblehow do you use the to vote for these candidates? caller: the way i see it, if i have seen that they are against it or their past indicates they are against it or they have hidden agendas, i will not vote for that person. like last time. we had two candidates and i was absolutely confused about who to vote for. one served a false god and the other one i was highly suspicious of. for thed to vote republican candidate. host: mitt

host: tom is in woodbridge, virginia. caller: thanks for c-span, i think you guys are amazing.hing i think you ignore, it seems like it is glossed over, statesfact that the blue tend to beat this portion only recipient of federal tax dollars that flow into the states, rather than providing taxes out to other states. i think that by ignoring that fact, they are net recipients of federal tax dollars, the entire basis of your argument is somewhat skewed. you mentioned it a second ago, inequality, a large deal of inequality within these blue states and i would argue that the reason there is inequality is because the democrats have enabled the poor to remain for -- remain poor, rather than incentivizing them to work. if you pay them to stay poor, they will stay poor. if you incentivize them, productivity will rise because these people would be productive , rather than being tied down by entitlements. almostocratic party has destroyed the self-esteem of the poor by convincing them they cannot obtain anything without somebody handing them something. host: i want to give the professor