we were not allowed to get a ride but a few yucky -- a few lucky people that in. you were the first to get in. what was it like? >> the car drives itself. in real time, it takes into account an extraordinary amount of information and then react appropriately. in all of their drives of many miles, they told us there has only been one accident and that was when it was in manual operation with a human. it has never had one itself. it has a license to perform in nevada. wide open areas out there. they are not ready for a district of columbia more energy -- or an urban area. that could be here in the district of columbia in two viirs. >> safety is a top concern. >> absolutely. 90% of the accidents are caused by human error. distracting. you do not have to worry about that. if you do not have to worry about someone texting or distracted for whatever reason. or they just make errors in judgment. the car will not do that. >> perfect. we have more on this online at wjla.com and an hour later newscasts. if you see this car, it is here. if you see it, you are allowed to take

we lose prestige, and they published the book with really yucky colors. in my lectures, i still use the original maps, thank you very much. but this shows you where the fish are, where the oysters and clam s are. and by the way, the oysters and hard shell clams used to go up higher. seawater was lower, and intuitively we think the saltwater would therefore be lower up, coming up lower in the rivers. didn't work that way. the land had not yet been so much paved over and roofed over with houses. there was much less runoff from the rains that fell, and that pushed freshwater farther down the rivers. makes sense, but initially, it sounds counterintuitive. the sea level was lower, but the rivers were actually somewhat fresher than they are now. okay. this is one of the useful marsh plants that you can get. if you are a freshwater or a very, very, very slightly saltwater. this is the plant that john smith dubbed tucaho. probably the indian word which means roughly something to be pounded up, applied to several

we were dealing with humidity out there and felt nasty and yucky.ight now, tom kierein, there's a bit of a breeze actually. it's pretty cool out. >> yeah, it really did change quite a bit overnight. good morning. time for your weather & traffic on the 1s early on this wednesday morning at 4:41. we had those heavy downpours last night. now this morning, we're sleep deprived with all that interruption with the thunder and lightning and just lingering showers moving in from southwest to northeast around much of the area. all those areas in green, just light showers across northern virginia, the district, and much of maryland and the eastern shore. the hometown forecast, quantico, prince william county, a few passing showers by mid morning, maybe around noontime, as well, as it points to south and east, as well, likely getting morning to midday showers. west and north, a gradual drying trend. into the afternoon, all around the region, we audto get sunshine breaking out. temperatures climbing into the low 80s. then this evening, prks and by midnight, dow

. >> they're yucky creatures. >> reporter: parents are not happy with how local government has respondfar to this. why so many mosquitos and so early this season? this same mild weather that brought our early and abundant pollen season is now to blame for the mosquito explosion. >> it has been an unusually mild winter, and we did not see the repeated freezes that entomologists say we need to kill off those mosquitos. so now with the wet season upon us, this could mean trouble. >> reporter: that wet season was evident in south florida tuesday. standing water is a perfect breeding ground for mosquitos. the biggest fear? disease. the cdc received reports of 610 cases of encephalitis or meningitis from mosquito-borne viruses last year. 47 resulted in death. >> if you developed thing like a fever swollen glands, it is very important to see your health care provider immediately. these could be signs and symptoms of more serious infections. >> experts remind us that mosquitos breed in water so make sure that you empty all of those pots and drain the water around your potted plants. >> smart a

what do you think edwards' attorneys are going to be able to do to try to mitigate somehow how yuckynd then what do they need to do to deal with the actual evidence that they have nnt front of them. >> i thought this was going to be a boring case. it's about campaign finance laws, which is very, very dry. but this case has been anything but that type of case. it's been very, very salacious. it's been very entertaining at times, very sad at other times. but the prosecution, or rather the defense in this case made it very clear what their defense was going to be. that they couldn't really defend the man, the things that he did. they said sure, he behaved badly, but not criminally. i think that's what we're going to see in in defense. this is an understand precedented yao us of campaign finance laws. the federal election commission, who usually deals with these kinds of things, that agency determined that these weren't illegal campaign contributions. the department of justice's public integrity section, of course, disagreed and that's bhie he's on trial. i think when it comes down to th

. >> we got off to a yucky start but it turns into a beautiful day. >> it really is. the weather is fantastic. a few showers to the south and east washington. those clouds gave way to sunshine, at least for most of us and today, not bad at all. another great day in store. you see one of the planes flying by as it makes its way into reagan national airport. a beautiful afternoon with that sunshine across the region. the high temperature today got to 83 degrees at the airport. the low this morning, 69. a little bit cooler as you stepped out this morning. we are 5.4 degrees above average for the month of may. that's an extremely warm month. and only two days this month have been below average. and those were not below by far. it has been a he have very warm month and i think that warmer streak is going to at least try to continue through the next couple days. temperatures into the 80s. 84 right now in martinsburg. 81 in fredericksburg. we've seen more cloud cover toward that person of the area. storm 4 radar showing things are all clear. don't worry about any rain throug

usually think of rain as a spoiler but we will welcome the rain later on to clean out this muggy, yuckyparticles. >> we're about five inches below average since january 1. we have some showers and a couple of thunderstorms in the forecast later today, tonight and again on wednesday before we finish the week rather strong. so that's some good news. here's a look at the allergy update. the grass pollen yesterday came in in the high category. trees are still moderate. weeds and mold are low. at the bus stop it's comfortably cool this morning. mostly cloudy. some sunny breaks. temperatures from the mid-50s to the mid-60s this morning. so you probably get away without a jacket but we may be running into some showers and storms this afternoon, especially by mid- to late afternoon. 62 at 8:00. some sunny breaks, too. it's not going to be overcast all day. 73 at noon. winds out of the south 10 to 20, gusting 25. by 4:00 74 with a chance for a few storms around into the evening as well. 8:00 p.m. temperature of 72 degrees. big time rains going on this morning in ohio, west virginia, coming out o

all three indices yucky.inancial speak for all three pointing down. >> that's in my financial news glossary. yucky. >> i'm standing here with two financial gurus, and i'm trying to sound smart around them. it was really cruddy mostly around fears that greece is poised to leave the euro there is zone. i sound like a broken record when i say that because at some point i think that europe is going to make a move. >> it sends my 401(k) down even lower. the nasdaq was up just a bit. we want to bring in felicia tucker to talk about facebook. facebook down for a variety of reasons. >> demand. >> there's 421 million shares out there. how much demand can there be? >> and now you've got federal regulators looking at morgan stanley. >> they're looking at what an analyst might have been telling the institutional clients about revenue for facebook, that's not okay. if you're going to share information, you have to share it with all of your clients and make it public, especially before an ipo. one thing that people may hav

it's pretty yucky. one neighbor took it a little too far. behind him. abc's yunji de nies tells us how it all piled up. >> reporter: bob furnad was oblivious to the surveillance camera capturing him and his dog. he looked up his neighbor's driveway, then shoved a plastic baggy into their mailbox. hours later, benjamin dameron and ralph miller discovered just what he'd left behind. >> shocked. >> reporter: shocked because the bag was filled with his dog's business. >> we cannot figure out why he did it. at this point, we really don't care why he did it. it's just a silly prank. >> reporter: a prank you'd expect from a teenager. take a look at furnad's linked in profile. he is the former president of cnn's headline news and a respected professor at the university of georgia. we were unable to reach the 71-year-old, but he told the local paper this was an immature act in response to years of malicious rumor mongering that i consider defamation of character. dameron and miller have lived in worthington manor, a historic home in this quiet upscal

at this point i'm kind of a german phone and have been unhealthy stage for caches yuckiness. but still it is an issue. is on the ideas i wanted to pursue. and early on in the project i really thought this is kind of going to be a crock the valentine for cash and eulogy. it's on its way out. indigo, -- here we go. i thought i would be writing just about these rectangle slips of paper and metal slug. that be the extent of it. but as soon as you start to wonder more about where cash comes from and what it means and what a place in her life, you can't help but touch on many of these wider questions about the history, the gold standard, without national currency. what is the central bank? when i was composing this project, when my fans -- great advise, criticize. centura struggling to shape your narrative. the reality is you cannot talk about cash in any intelligible without at least talking about where it comes from, where it is born. so this was another angle that i wanted to take. then, of course, there's the technology side and will talk more about mobile phone technology and

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and i don't think it's that yucky in san jose.of cloud covers, associated with that system which is moving through. see a few breaks but the breeze is definitely going to be an issue later today. once some of the clouds clear. 50s to upper 50s. another cool, cool pattern in place now my hope is that some of this cooler air will wipe out the fog on the coast and give those folks a little more sunshine. so cooler inland but a little warmer on the coast. partly sunny, partly cloudy. we'll be optimistic and say partly sunny. 50s and 60s, few mid-70s in areas that were about five to seven degrees warmer yesterday. we will see a rebound on the temps, cool friday morning but then warmer into the weekend. the tricky forecast will be sunday night and monday, with the eclipse coming in and i think on the coast it will be a tricky call. inland won't be a problem but the coast might have to deal with some fog. >>> a seriously injured man found after spending a week lying near a bay area freeway. how the chp is responding to the many questions

you know, we often think of frogs as being rear creepy and yucky but they have a very important placethe global ecosystem. they're a medical benefit to humans. and now scientists are involved in an all-out raise to save frogs from extinction. he may not know it, but frog number 9 is one very lucky frog. but to understand why, you have to journey here. to the jungles of panama. for brian's lifelong love affair with frogs has turned into a life-saving mission. these spectacularly colored creatures are dying in record numbers, victims of a fungus that's spreading unchecked across the globe. brian is leading the smithsonian national zoo's effort to save them. >> this is the place where a frog is must vulnerable to the infection. >> reporter: already the disease has taken a huge toll. >> so you just saw it sitting there? >> reporter: on the ground in panama, too many dead frogs to count. and the panamanian golden frog, panama's national animal, is now extinct in the wild. so to save these little creatures, brian and his team have built 21st century noah's arks. >> this is a noah's ark for

we can control it >>host: we have a chatter that says we are going to fry yucca >>guest: it is not yuckyost: is a fine member of the tuber family >>guest: look at your knowledge about the yucca >>host: i said to my friend-this is fry season, at the beginning13 season is memorial day. that is when people with the wings and appetizers and the fresh fish.if you have a piece of fresh halibut, or snapper you put a beer batter.6 c13 to town. going to get a fork >>guest: i will give you some 11 in. it is nice to acid on that.adam freeman a plates of this. >>host: i bet he did. >>guest: you cannot go wrong with a great beer batter you know where the fish comes from tissue get it from the market you know where the better comes from because you have made it. it is delicious i will walk around 484or a tour >>guest: these are fried peanut butter and jelly and damagesandwiches >>host: are you kidding me? those are amazing. churros, mn urgent serving @ tiana desk for the desert with chocolate sauce. scallops in bacon and a traditional oven will take 40 minutes to cook because acid it crispy but what h