melissa, lots of news coming out of vienna. >> absolutely. behind the scenes, the name of the game has been compliance, compliance. the quota slipped to 70%, but the oil minister briefly talked to reporters and played down that angle. >> people are complaining. >> are you -- >> 70% is great. >> it's great? >> $70 price. >> you have $70 price? >> yes. 74, 75. >> but that flies in the face of everything i've heard behind the scenes. last time we were here it was up about 80%, which is impressive for opec. it has since slipped to 70. just rubbing salt in the wound is russia who back in december told opec they would cut production to keep the glut of oil off the world market. they've done the opposite. their production now rose to 7.4 million barrels a day. meanwhile, saudi arabia has cut production back down to 7 million barrels a day. but he puts the number a little closer to 8. russia did invite opec to come to moscow to meet with them. so far, we have not heard they've accepted that invitation. the meeting kicks off about 9:30 p.m. local time

in vienna, virginia, 9 news now and wusa9.com. >>> today house members get back to work. yesterday they voted 240 to # 179 to formally admonish representative joe wilson of south carolina. seven republicans voted for the measure. 12 democrats voted against it. the office of the house historian says it is the first time in 220 years a member has been disciplined for speaking out against the presidential speech to a joint session of congress. >> and former president carter believes that representative wilson's outburst was based on racism. he went on to say there is an inherent feeling among many in this country that an african- american should not be president. >>> there's no word if a johns hopkins student will face charges for killing an intruder in self defense. police say the student heard noises in his garage and he grabbed a samurai sword for protection. once in the garage, the burglar lunged at the student and the student swung the sword, cutting off the man's left hand. the intruder died at the scene. police say the intruder had a long history of burglaries and bre

traveled late yesterday afternoon to vienna to brief the atomic energy agency. so, the moment wasn't right until now in the view of the administration, and they really now want to ratchet up the pressure on iran. this is the eve of these very important talks. they want to make clear that iran is not living up to its obligations, and i think we'll hear that tone from the president this morning, one of calling out iran and saying you haven't come clean on what you've done. they think this is in clear violation of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty as well as u.n. security council resolutions, matt. >> savannah, thanks very much. savannah guthrie in pittsburgh this morning. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." david, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> i was going to wrap up the week with you and what was happening diplomatically and i wanted to talk to you about this apparent breakthrough with the russians, in terms of getting them to agree to possibly tougher sanctions against iran. we now have a pretty clear idea as to why they may have a

. >> i came via vienna. >> why you chose vienna? >> because there was a strike. i've got some amazing things for you in there. >> really? >> quite amazing, quite amazing. oh, totally legal! i mean, it's fine. it just is staggering, what gets thrown away. and you will not believe what i've got. >> and how are you ? >> oh, actually, i'm very well. it's always good to be here. [ chuckling ] nice to escape the nhs, i can tell you. oh, fantastic, the ambulance. how's your poor old r? >> at least two months, two months to repair it. >> yeah. they said there was another investigation against you recently in the spu hospital. what was the result of that? >> it is more or less normal to be investigated in this country. if you areuccessful, it means that your life will be -- >> difficult. >> difficult , yes. >> we say in english, you put, "you stick your head up above the parapet, ave the wall, you're likely have it cut off." >> [ woman speaking ukrainian language ] >> henry: you know, actually, although i've been to ukraine so many tim, this is the first time i've seen th

y will slow from manassas through vienna. how was the weekend shaping up? >> friday is starting out will isgray. there is -- is starting out gray. there is overcast skies. it gets better for the weekend. lots of sunshine saturday and sunday. downright comfortable. the rain will hold off until early next week. >> ok. it sounds wonderful. >> perfect timing. >> hope you have a great weekend. see you on monday. $5 for the sub, huh? what about the drink and the chips? extra. think a $5 sub is a good deal? it's time to unthink. kfc's new $5 fill-up boxes, each with a side... and medium drink for just $5 bucks. unthink. and taste the unsub side of kfc. this is fabulous! new kentucky grilled chicken! marinated and grilled to perfection... for that five-star, fall-off-the-bone taste. mix original and grilled in your bucket! taste the unfried side of kfc. parentheses have a place but not on your face. smooth those lines away for up to a year with juvÉderm®. juvÉderm® is a smooth injectable gel your doctor uses to smooth out wrinkles like those lines on the sides

from vienna, carolina gimenti. what are they now doing about compliance? >> reporter: they are saying compliance is not that much of an issue, ross. i was going to tell a story. we are here in vienna, we are here at opec, but instead, there is another story. it's the known opec countries that can be a problem for opec because it is true that the opec countries want to have a higher oil price. they want to have an oil price around $80 a barrel, at least in the next coming months. but they can't afford another cut in product. they have cut production back in october in 4.2 million barrels a day and, in fact, the other companies, namely russia, has increased production. russia has had record high production in august of 10 million barrels a day. that means even if opec wants to have a higher price, they can't afford a cut right now because the other countries, the nonopec countries would increase the market and supply the demand that opec wouldn't. and still i had a chance to catch up with the saudi oil minister yesterday and i had a funny conversation with h

nuclear weapon program in iran, but fox has learned from sources attending a conference this week in vienna that the secret report is, in fact, the same report that fran france's foreign minister demanded that be released to the iaea board of directors but was not released at the last meeting. >> many of the board of directors were quite upset about that. my guess is that professionals inside the iaea believe that the governments themselves ought to know what iran has been up to and have made this information available. >> israel's president told fox last month they have little faith in the man who they accuse of taking a soft line on iran. >> institutions shouldn't lag behind the realities. >> at the iaea today in vienna, iran managed to change the subject, for the first time successfully shepherded through a center of israel's nuclear program. >> israel has give and strong message to israelis that their agencies cannot tolerate the stethoscope. >> defense secretary just finished meeting the czech minister and that the old missile defense plan for europe would not have defended against ira

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pace is good out of college park headed around towards 270. 66 coming in out of vienna this morning. all lane are open. still at speed here as you travel east of 123 headed in towards the beltway. 66 a little busy right now out in manassas traveling between the two 34 interchanges. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> a text messaging ban is going to take effect in maryland this thursday but some are arcing how police will enforce it. it only prohibits writing or sending text messages while driving but reading those messages is okay. officials say police will have a lot of discretion and decisions will be based on what officers witness. if you are caught, the fine is $500. we'll be talking more about a new survey on distracted driving, a downright scary situation when you hear how guilty drivers are around here. lon anderson from aaa mid- atlantic will join us live to talk more about this. >>> could road construction possibly make you sick? the "washington post" reports that montgomery county officials will propose requiring health studies before major road

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temperaturewise, very nice, 66 in albany, 56 in vienna, upper sixties in the old town. lows tonight, low to mid 60s across the board. 65 at bethesda, if 3 downtown, 67 in old town. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. a few showers possible. not a washout, 60s to around 70. by afternoon, mostly cloudy and cool. again a few showers possible. a little bit cooler than today. we managed to make 77 despite the cloud cover. highs tomorrow low to mid 70s, and winds at 10. the next 7 days look like this. 74 tomorrow, a couple of showers, returning partly cloudy on friday, and 78. very nice on saturday for the turps. the upper 70s for sunshine. also the children's festival on saturday and sunday. that will be nice. if clouds coming in on sunday it will be dry for the red skin game. if showers were to move in it would be saturday night. back into the upper 70s, and warmer next week. we're not done with summer just yet. low 80s on tuesday with thunderstorms, and low 80s on wednesday with partly cloudy skies. >> but we will probably not see 90 again this year, will we? >> neve

vienna. 69 in fredericksburg. folks to the south hit 70s because you had sun today. tomorrow morning, partly sunny. cool. 50s and 60s. by afternoon partly sunny warmer. winds north west at about 10. satellite picture radar combined there goes our little storm. a break in the action now in new york. next seven days. 78 tomorrow. maybe a shower. beautiful on sunday and monday. low 80s on sunday. mid-80s on monday. we are talking about low 80s on tuesday. next front comes in here wednesday and thursday. couple of showers there not a big rain maker. temps creeping back up to 80 on friday. >> redskins weather in new jersey? >> nice. 78. daytime temp maybe 73. >> that's what i'm talking about. we will be right back. you like your health coverage, but worry what happens... if you get sick, or change jobs. eight ways reform matters to you. a cap on deductibles and out-of-pocket costs. no annual or lifetime limits on coverage. preventive care. covered. pre-existing conditions. covered. no higher rates due to gender. extended coverage for young adults. no more coverage denied

we'll assess what the cartel will and won't do at tonight's meeting in vienna. >>> plus, the bank of england is set to leave rates on hold tomorrow as it sees signs of a recovery. what is the uk data going to tell us?             >>> i'm christine tan. here in asia, the shanghai composite bucks the down trend rising for the second consecutive day boosted by melthsdz stocks. >> hi, everyone. i'm louisa bojesen. stocks are lower in europe as vivendi makes a bid for brazil ya telco. >> and i'm mike huckman. in the united states, president obama gears up for a prime time speech to congress tonight to make his biggest case yet for health care reform. >> welcome back, everyone. just grabbing the data as it hits the wires, we're waiting for all the trade data from the uk and the uk july global goods deficit stands at 6.47 billion pounds sterling, almost 6.48 billion pounds sterling. consensus was for 6.3, so it's slightly higher than anticipated and that's versus a june revised figure of 6.5 billion pounds. when you look at the non-eu trade gap, that's slightly higher than the a

despite the clouds, you were 86 at national. 77 in vienna. and mainly 78 or 77 just about everywhere. 78 at culpepper and 77 out for our friends. and now tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. good for a leftover shower. certainly have the leftover clouds. temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. winds are northeasterly at 10. by the afternoon, a pretty nice afternoon. may take a while. but becoming particularly cooler out there. and winds are northeasterly at about 10. satellite picture, radar combined. a lot of moisture out there in the ohio valley. that's why i'm keeping the temperatures out there tonight and tomorrow. most of them sliding to the west of us. but still, good news for atlanta. just a couple of sprinkles. just a few light showers tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon. in the meantime, we're looking at a lot of clouds, and all sorts of things still going to our north and west. they will sink to the south tonight. we'll keep the chance for showers in and maybe a sprinkle, but that's about it. our own forecast, we have all the zones on

armando trull is live near the vienna fairfax metro station with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. metro does not want the h1n1 bug to go joyriding on its trains and buses and they say the policies put in place are meant to ensure just that. metro is taking proactive steps to make sure the transportation system that moves hundreds of thousands of riders every day doesn't become a greeding ground to the h1n1 flu this season. this includes stepping up an aggressive cleaning schedule with environmentally friendly cleaners. >> disinfectant on the handrails and stations. >> reporter: they have installed hand sanitizers for staff. the station's pa system will make announcements reminding people to wash their hands frequently and use hankies or elbows when they sneeze. >> i'm new to metro and i'm nervous about it. >> reporter: if there is an outbreak would you still ride metro? >> i would probably have to. >> reporter: i don't think that people take efforts to cover their mouths and it grosses me out. >> reporter: metro's response is part o

if you are out of work and looking for a job, you may want to head to vienna, virginia, this afternoon. monster.com's keep america working toward is making a stop there at the sheraton premiere tysons corner until 3:00 this afternoon. >>> still to come, a new development in the murder of a silver spring woman, but still no suspects. and and out of this world look at our universe. the hubble space telescope takes us deeper into the next frontier. our view from earth today is a little cloudy. >>> trials of a swine flu vaccine are going so well, health officials are ready to test it on pregnant women. thalthilgil wnbef tralth ein vaein on 12 nwome12won their secondthr th trimesters. 6% of swine flu deaths in the u.s. so far have been among pregnant women. the vaccine is currently being tested on children and adults. >>> at the university of maryland, campus health officials are calling this string of h1n1 particularly contagious. as of yesterday, at least 256 students reported swine flu symptoms. >>> walkersville town commissioners have approved an ordinance setting a religious discrimina

that is contributing to the delay leaving fair lakes and fair oaks headed into vienna. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> before you hop in the car this morning, there is a recall that you need to know about. >> toyota recalling nearly four mull oncars and truck because of torrentially dangerous floor mats. fox 5's sherry ly joins us with mre on this big story. this affect as a whole lot of people. >> it sure does. the government says the floor mats could get you killed if the floor mat gets stuck in the gas pedal. investigators suspect the faulty mats in a deadly california crash last month and it is part of this recall. it nvolves fiveited to oat aand three heck us modelels all manufactured after 2004. it includes the toyota camry and the toyota preus. the automaker urged the owns to remove floor mat. danger, is if the floor mat jams into the gas peddle, it could cause you to ask seam rate at high speeds and possibly crash. they say they've received more than 100 complaints about this and that what is investigator believe may have been had happened duri

will have a final look at 00 >> the tribute to my god jackson and originally set for this month in vienna has been put on hold. organizers say the event will be held in london next june because to many top performers had scheduling conflicts. hickey artists including mary j blige report link cannot attend. no word yet on where this tribute will be held in london. and it finally did this dreary friday unless you're down south. >> yes, we will start with the radar. there's still a couple showers, but mainly to the north and east. te will not beti thoodrif tng mu more to the south. juit tt ie the airport to go into baltimore. ut the visual li anelatpiteliqu piquancy the well-defined of the storm. you can see cyee clearing at the lt the woodstock and down into hea.thre a ere, southwest ofwest of h ksed.ericrgbu you can get into the sun down the road. the rest of us are under clouds. the showers will table -- taper off with the results more. better chance of thunderstorms will be on sunday. it will be warmer to market a five day degrees warmer on sunday. monday and tuesday look good. >> yes, t

it doesn't really feel like september. 72 in vienna. 72 in gaithersburg. and 72 in upper marlboro. even out to the west 70 up in romney. now, lows tonight everybody is pretty much in the 60s. a little bit cooler than last night but not much. 64 in great falls. 67 in bethesda. 66 in silver spring. and mid 60s for bowie and upper marlboro. and downtown upper 60s. now, tomorrow morning mostly cloudy and cool. again, left over shower possible. 60s and 70s. winds northeasterly at ten. and howard will be here at 4:55 in the morning. by afternoon becoming partly cloudy, cooler. high temperatures holding in the mid 70s. and winds east, northeasterly at about ten. we'll salvage a pretty good day towards the back half of friday. here is a look at the zone forecast. all six zones on our website wusa9.com. mid 70s chantilly. springfield and stanford upper 70s. slight chance of a morning shower. downtown mid 70s. batter chance for some morning -- better chance for some morning showers. temperatures there also in the mid 70s. next seven day, 75 tomorrow. morning shower and clouds. partly cloudy.

temperatures right now around 60 and this is soon going to become 50s shortly. 60 in vienna. once the clouds got here temperatures falling quickly. 58 in winchester. in the 40s out into garrett county. tomorrow morning mostly sunny with a cold start. 40s and 50s. winds northwesterly at 10. by afternoon though what a beautiful day. mostly sunny and pleasant. highs near 70 and winds northwesterly at 5 to 10. no winds like we had today and also yesterday. that will make it feel a bit more warm. >> satellite picture radar combined. little bit of snow out in the rockies. may show you that tonight at 11:00 p.m. we will zoom in on the storm which is part of the eastern seaboard and has been stubborn. one little last piece of energy our way which is now to the south of us. showers running through the northern neck and that's about it. pretty good shape now. once this rolls south we will begin to clear out and temperatures will fall pretty quickly tonight. >> zone forecast. all six zones available on our website. wusa9.com. also, kind of the summation if you will of september availabl

above $71 a barrel as opec ministers gather in vienna for the meeting on wednesday morning. they're expected to leave production levels unchanged and to focus on keeping better compliance. after all, compliance right now only at about 67%. >> mcdonald's losing a precedent-setting eight-year trademark battle in malaysia over use of the prefix mc. the company's highest court sided with mccurry, a malaysian restaurant that specializes in, you guessed it, curried foods. one of the factors influencing the court was the menu at mccurry's. instead of hamburgers and french fries, diners are plate of fish head curry, a popular dish in malaysia. that's for "the closing bell." i'll you tomorrow right here same time. "fast money's" up next, thanks for watching, have a great night. >> are this is krns.com knew now. >>> andrew cuomo threatening to file charges against bank of america executives for failing to disclose details of the deal to acquire merrill lynch. >>> monaco and the united states has signed an agreement to exchange tax information. part of washington's drive against offsho

this woman commits from vienna to fort meade and hopes the improvements will be worth it. >> it seems like no matter what they do, they build things and then people fill up the available space anyway. >> the traffic is still moving on the beltway, down to one lane. it will be completely closed at midnight, right through 5:00 a.m. authorities say the best thing to do is avoid the area. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >>> good advice. an annapolis teenager died after a lightning strike in the north carolina. the 18-year-old was swimming with a group of friends off the beach when lightng struck the water. the happened at about 3:00 p.m. today. divers and life guards searched for the teenager for hours before his body was found on the beach. he was a freshman at the university of north carolina at wilmington. his friends who were surfing made it back to shore. >>> an afghan man indicted in an alleged terror bombing plot arrived in new york it landed just a few hours ago. a federal agents say new the released surveillance video shows not ebola zazi shopping in a beer supply store for bomb suppl

intensions, but as that was taki place in tehran, amera's envoy to the atomic energy agency said in vienna that the unid states has serious concerns tha iran is close to having the capability to produce a nuclr weapon. glynavis told t internatnal atom energy agency that the ongoing ativity moves ian closer to aangerous d destabilizing possible breakout capacity. just monday, iran's preside mahmouhmadinejad said th iran would push ahd withts nuclear progm despe international jections. >> translator: for our pointf ew, iran's so-called nucar sue is ove continue our work within the framework of glol regulations and in close interaction with the international atomic energy agency. we will never ney negotie ov obvious rights of the irann. the s angeles times said tay that the package of ideas that the iranians presented in tehran is almost certainlyot going to satisfy the united stes and itsallies. >> in there, there's no reference to t key issue that the west wantto talk about and that t u.n. security counci has brought u repeatedlyhe continued enchment of uraum as well as the devopment of hea

still 76 out here and vienna. upper 70s out there. even 78 down there. even to the west, 76 in wind chester and 75 still. now tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy and cool. showers are possible, not a lot. 60s and 70s. by the afternoon, mostly cloudy and cooler. a couple showers are possible. 74 to 78. winds increase a little bit from the northeast to 10 to 15. and that does tend to keep temperatures down. satellite picture radar combined. plenty of clouds for them away. and that is the showers that they crust showed you on radar. to the south, that'll be about it. we have a lot of clouds left. no doubt about that. the zone forecast, all six zones on our website on wusa9.com. we'll start out here, 75, maybe a shower and 76 at middleburg. maybe even 78 here. downtown, 76 with a shower, 74 in annapolis and plum point. there's not a small craft advisory out there yet. next seven days, 76 tomorrow. maybe a shower and 74 on thursday. a better chance on sunday. upper 70s, really nice for them. they are home, upper 70s, middle tennessee state. you could beat them. r

they get set to meet in vienna. >>> chairman and ceo donald lateen will step down at year's end. they hope to name a successor by that time. >>> investors getting set for the fed's book today. the economy is due out at 2:00 p.m. ooen. that's cnbc.com news now, first in the nation worldwide. i'm bertha coombs. >>> live from the financial capital of the world, that would be new york and washington, at least for now. welcome to the second hour of "squawk on the street." i'm erin burnett here with mark haines. first trading session of the six-month anniversary of the haines bottom. won't be the only treading session, but who is specific? boeing right now is leaving the dow up two stocks at one-year high. and textron on the move. txe up 3%. aerospace company and says 2009 is on track to hit expectations. mr. haines? >> let's find out how this morning's news is playing out second hour of tradesing. second half hour of trading. got it all covered. kick things off with el nesto grande at the big board? >> waiting for american to open up, gold mining company opening up a secondary offerin

as we hit that northeasterly wind to drag the temperatures down a little bit. 65 out there and 56 in vienna. we're looking at 56 in the plains and 56 out there. now friday morning, becoming partly sunny, breezy and cold, maybe a shower, 50s and 60s, not bad. but by the afternoon, slight chance of the shower, high temperatures though, low to mid-70s. that's kind of comfortable and the winds are northwesterly at 10 to 15. satellite radar picture, we'll zoom into the storm. this is the tropical storm that is kind of hanging around the southeast middle and atlantic coast for the past fur days. eventually pulling off to the north. as they do, they will drag the rain through here tonight and also drag the rain out of here tomorrow. >>> and their own forecast, all six seens available on our website from the mountains to the base. over to the beach really. 73 out there at charlestown. and 75 at stafford. downtown, we'll keep that chance out there not a bad day. low 70s for them. >>> next seven day, showers on friday. mainly the morning and then becoming partly sunny. a few showers on saturday. main

temperatures right now, very nice. 70 at gaithersburg. 70 at vienna. 70 at woodbridge. even back to the west. nod bad. temperatures are not falling on the table. 69 at hills borrow. and 55 right now out here. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. windy and cool. 50s and 60s. winds are southwest at 10 to 20. by the afternoon, partly cloudy, windy, cooler. highs near the 70s. winds are westerly at 10 to 20 and gusting. we're looking at a down sloping win which means they are coming back here to heat up a little bit. they will probably get us into the 70s tomorrow. you look closely. you can see the cold front, they are pushing through. there it is right now, mostly showers and thunderstorms to the south and north of us. a couple sprinkles until the northwest. heavy activity going out there and they are just clearing the northern area. after that, we're in good shaeufplt >> and the zone forecast for them and still on our website. >> and partly cloudy, 60s, 69 in middleburg. you should make 70s. >>> next 70s for them. 74 in annapolis. at some point, eyes around the bay. next seve

vienna, woodbridge and 63 in gaithersburg. 57 in great falls. 59 in tyson. 61 in bethesda. you go up 270, 59 in rockville. you go past that going to gaithersburg or germantown, you'll be in the mid 50s tonight. 59 in silver spring and 58 in bowie. so kind of a cool night. now, tomorrow morning, becoming partly soun sunny. showers -- sunny. showers still possible. best chance for showers will be early, right around rush hour time. winds will turn. by afternoon, partly sunny, breezy and cool. more showers possible. but not a bad day late in the day. high temperatures between 70 and 75. and winds northwesterly at 10-15. satellite picture radar combined, we've been watching this storm which is the remnants of tropical storm erika. it's been frustrating. we are looking at the last batch of showers to roll across the bay late tonight. then the whole area of low pressure lifts northward tomorrow. so while we have chance for so you werz tomorrow, the heavy rain will -- showers tomorrow, the heavy rain will move up towards boston. next seven days, 72 tomorrow. some showers still pos

. >>> now, the "associated press" reports that experts at the international atomic energy agency in vienna are in agreement that iran has the ability to make a nuclear bomb and is on the way to developing a missile system able to carry an atomic warhead. this according to a secret document drafted by senior officials at the u.n. agency. despite that, "newsweek" magazine's website says that u.s. intelligence agencies have told the white house that iran has not restarted its nuclear weapons development program after stopping it in 2003. >>> italy lost six of its troops in afghanistan today in a suicide car bombing. it happened in the heart of kabul as two military vehicles were struck by a car filled with explosives. in addition to the italian deaths, four others were wounded and ten afghan civilians died. italy has about 3,000 troops in afghanistan, 21 have now been killed. >>> in our "how they see it" segment, we want to you the reaction of some italians to the loss of the soldiers in afghanistan. on the website of the newspaper "la stampa," one reader wrote, six people died, i'm sorry. th

temperatures are not falling very fast. 73 out there in i vienna and low 70s out towards out there. going up to 97 and also 72 out there. and now tomorrow morning, partly cloudy and windy. it'll be cool. 50s and 60s. winds, they are southwest now at 10 to 20 and gusty. by the amp, partly cloudy, windy and cooler. highs are near the 70s. winds are westerly out there. and we're looking at a blustery day tomorrow. but again, westerly winds, they are warmer winds as they come down the mountains. they get compressed that heats up the air to give them another couple of degrees. otherwise they would not have that. their own forecast, remember all six zones are on our website, wusa.com. >>> 68 tomorrow in front royal. 69 at middleburg, but i think that all of them and dale city, making it around 70. they will be windy everywhere. across the river, 70 out at gaithersburg. low 70s out there. and of course, with the winds, we do have a small craft advisory on the bay and 74 at annapolis and 71 at plum point. next seven days. 70 tomorrow, windy, breezy on wednesday. 69, upper 60s on thursday. s

intensions, but as that was taking place in tehran, america's envoy to the atomic energy agency said in vienna that the united states has serious concerns that iran is close to having the capability to produce a nuclear weapon. glyn davis told the international atomic energy agency that the ongoing activity moves iran closer to a dangerous and destabilizing possible breakout capacity. just monday, iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad said that iran would push ahead with its nuclear program despite international objections. >> translator: from our point of view, iran's so-called nuclear issue is over. we continue our work within the framework of global regulations and in close interaction with the international atomic energy agency. we will never ney negotiate over obvious rights of the iranian. nation. far zoi gar ad, from the los angeles times said today that the package of ideas from iran has not satisfied the united states and its allies. >> in there, there's no reference to the key issue that the west wants to talk about and that the u.n. security council has brought up repeatedly the cont

temperatures right now already in the mid 60s. 66 in gaithersburg. 67 in upper marl row -- marlboro. 67 in vienna. and woodbridge and also in fredericksburg 65. and most areas holding in the 60s. there will be a few areas just kind of sneaking in the 50s tonight. maybe 59 in great falls but of three in bethesda -- 63 in bethesda. 60 in bowie and maybe even 59 out in upper marlboro. more breaks in the clouds will be east of town. that will allow the temperature to fall a little bit. so some cooler readings east of town for a change. now, tomorrow morning mostly cloudy but pleasant. it can be two things. it's going to be try tomorrow. 60s and 70s. -- dry tomorrow. 60s and 70s. by afternoon slight chance of a shower. most of the showers will be west of town and despite the clouds, high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. some areas might hit 80 southeast of town. let me show you the nine micro cast now. this is tomorrow morning. howard will be here at 4:55 in the morning with radar. you put this into motion. you go to noon tomorrow. just a lot of clouds. most of the shower confined to the mountain

our own melissa francis is live in vienna from the opec meeting. start with saudi arabia oil minister ali al nai michlt. you can say his name much better than i can for sure. >> no. you did a great job. and actually, the meeting is going on right now. they haven't come to a decision yet. but there's a very interesting sfwierk going on. venezuela's oil minister is not here. he's not at the meeting. that's very unusual. and it turns out he's in russia, in moscow. now, russia has been a huge thorn in the side of opec. they've actually increased production at a time when opec is cutting back and trying to keep prices higher. this is something saudi arabia's been working very hard on so the oil market isn't flooded right now. i caught up with ali naomi, saudi arabia's oil minister a little while ago. and i asked him why is venezuela's oil minister in russia right now instead of here? here's what he had to say. >> he's in russia. that's why. does that answer the question? >> it does. but i think it's probably a little more delicate than that. >> this is

that letter prompted american british and french officials to fly to vienna to make their presentation to the :♪&iaea yesterday, and make their charge public this morning. >> politically, this is so devastating to iran. >> reporter: david albright is a former u.n. weapons inspector. >> here's iran caught red-handed building another significant nuclear facility that can be used to make material for nuclear weapons. >> reporter: existence of such a facility, and iran's previous nondisclosure of it, would be just the latest examples of iran not come flipping with united nations resolutions. >> confronted by the serial deception of many years, the international community has no choice today but to draw a line in the sand. >> reporter: the three leaders today demanded that iran comply with inspections, fully disclose their nuclear program at a meeting with the u.s. and other nations next thursday, and fully comply with u.n. resolutions by december, or face further international sanctions. >> iran is on notice. they are going to have to come clean, and they are going to have to make a choi

>> after the interview, he performed with rapper jay z and vienna -- rihanna. jerry seinfeld was a guest along with oprah and president obama. than a new correspondent. it ended with a popular segment, headlines. he was the headline in hollywood. nbc news, burbank. >> the premiere week continues as he welcomes tom cruise. it was a good premier. >> much more this morning in the next hour of 11 news today. >> some criticism on a new plan the city wants to use. the details are next. >> an accident in mill river. details coming up. >> a drop in temperature by tomorrow. i will break down the seven-day forecast coming up. >> history is on display as a long pass downfield occurred before the ravens. we will give you a sneak peek. >> here are the winning lottery numbers from last night. [tv set] hey, i've been paused for 20 minutes. the wasted energy isn't pausing, that's for sure. when i'm paused, i waste energy. as much as $200 a year. enough to buy a few new video games. hit "save," turn off the console and save a lot more than the game. where's the ref? [announcer]

. >> we do have some cool numbers. 54 in beltsville. 57 in vienna. 50 in winchester. i want to show you the storm scan. showers are moving off the screen and now our next system is making its way through. storms through cleveland and parts of kentucky. we will start with sunshine. a storm is possible. there will be winds and a breezy forecast. let's look outside. plenty of sunshine early on. the clouds will thicken. behind it, crystal clear. it will be a good double stretch. winds will be up to 30 miles an hour. really intense winds around the great lakes. you winds will be the story. a mix of sunshine with the clouds. becoming breezy. upper 70's today. 50's tonight. only the upper 60's for highs. it will be a fall-like feel all the way through friday. stuck in julie? >> a real taste of fault heading our way. -- doug and juliet? >> one of the rivals to the iphones is slashing its price. we have tech bytes. >> one of the iphones maist -- major rivals gets a price cut. the touch screen palm pre hat -- will be sold for half the price with a deep -- with a rebate. the nin

nonetheless, these leaks out of the iaea in vienna come at an awkward time as president obama tries to engage iran and radically change missile defense plans for europe. bret: raised a lot of eyebrows around here. jennifer griffin live at the pentagon. thank you. let's look now at the political fallout from the president's move. here is senior white house correspondent major garrett. >> president obama walked into a firestorm of criticism republicans hurling adjectives like appeasement and betrayal alleging that the president buckled under russian pressure and sent a signal of weakness to iran. the president denied both charges all we have repeatedly made clear to russia that its concerns about our previous missile defense programs were entirely unfounded. our clear and consistent focus has been the focus of iran's ballistic missile program. that continues to be our focus. >> the white house specifically denied any deals with russia. >> this is not about russia. this is about protecting our homeland. it's about protecting the troops that we have deployed overseas and to protect our fre

vienna. we are in the low 60's across the board. potomac, 60 degrees. martinsburg, 67. today will be a lot like yesterday. high temperatures in the mid 80's. much cooler and rainier over the next couple of days. >> new york avenue is closed in both directions because of a police chase that ended in -- it is closed. you'll find it iclosed at south dakota avenue. right now, up to work aroused are relatively easy. you can exit onto south dakota avenue. or head through a northeast on 210 north avenue and over to east capitol street. things are great on 95 between fredericksburg and baltimore. new issues to report right now in our camera. this is the beltway in bethesda @ river road. newschopper 7 in just below awhile. >> thank you. >>> 5:13, 66 degrees. >> a microsoft-apple battle heats up again. we'll show you the latest weapon in tech bytes. >> the president has been message for the automotive industry. >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "g

comebly in the upper 70s and 80s today. 69 degrees in vienna. and 57 degrees in frederick, maryland. and the beautiful weather in baltimore for the game. and if you are still trying to catch the shuttle back up to new york city for the redskins' game, that forecast is looking well. that coming up in a bit. forecast, 60s and 70s to get the day started under a mostly clear sky. and the sunshine goes back to the ohio valley and up in the great state of michigan as well. and back behind it we will get into the northwesterly wind flee and puts the dry air back in place. and then a nice warming trend on the way for today. and i think the warming trend will continue on into tomorrow and into tuesday as well. there is the future cast model. the last of the clouds finally moving out. mostly sunny for today. clear skies overnight tonight as well, and bright blue skies coming up for tomorrow. that wl last into tuesday as well. for today, sunny and warmer, and delightful to be outside. and then temperatures in the low 80s today, and mid-80s on monday and mi

> vdot one-out look at improvements for interstate 66 which iludes buses and natural expansion past vienna. carpool lanes and possible construction of hot lanes will be looked at. >> we are seriously looking at them at 95 and 395. we need to look at 66 as well. >> hot lanes might be tractive. a toll may not be popular in these times. >> i disagree with should have to pay for anything else. >> i am not a big fan of paying. >> they need to bring metro around here. all of these hot lanes and only certain lanes and certain hours. it is not solving anything. >>> 6:09, 64 degrees. >> when we return, some mixed news for one local housing market. sales are up but prices are down. we will tell you where. >> adam caskey live at wolf trap. i am surrounded by these wonderful performers from spain. we will also have the forecast. >> lisa baden is bade how are we going to make this business work and keep the economy going? it's the local pizza guy that needs to pay his supplier for the dough. during these times when you think most people would roll over, small business owners figure out a way to fight,

be for a fee and has been scrapped and will be held in london next -- michael jackson at tribute in vienna has been scrapped and will be held in london next june. to many top performers had scheduling conflicts. mary j. blige and others said they could not make the event. >>> the university of minnesota will honor one of the world's top female conductors. >>> up next, another check of your insta-weather-plus forecast with john. explain. oh yea, well for 6 months, customers get all three: fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month. oh, all right, see... you're just moving your fingers aren't you? i've gotta cut my nails. (announcer) now get three amazing fios services for the price of two. tv, internet, and phone for only... plus a free multi-room dvr for three months. record shows in one room- watch in another. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v before september 19th. and get fios tv - ranked highest in overall customer satisfaction by j.d. power and associates america's top rated internet-- now even faster, and crystal clear phone servic

vienna is at 83. rockville checks in at 82. airforce base is currently at 83 degrees. the pollen count is high. can you guess which ones were moderate? i'm going to guess weed and mold. i actually knew that answer. it will stay that way for a few more days. mold is up there. 84 is the number in leesburg. 79 in fredericksburg. bonds of sunshine and blue skies but changes are on the way and coming from this direction. cooler temperatures from the north. the front that leads that air mass will have an effect on our brother. it will push the zero late summer warm air to the south and as a result we will see things change around here. there are a few clouds in the northwest. mostly clear skies for us, but farther north there is a source for a batch of cooler air. that will come down in our direction or the next couple of days. the french get so far south from these cler breaks and hang around. it forced the wind out of the east which brings in low-level moisture. we will stay day after day in the cloudy, cool weather. we will get some drizzle. we will see that in the middle

live dopple that therehe pinp vienna, down towards the mixing bowl. another batch here at silver spring. right along route 29, beltville and laurel. back to the maps here is what we are looking at with the temps. it is a raw, chilly day, get used to 60s. we will break out of the 50s but temps probably won't go higher than upper 60s. so many of you are getting a jump start on the weekend. if you need a travel forecast go to my live web cast it is open and i can hook you up with a travel forecast any where in the country. angie has been tracking a very busy morning. she has the latest. >>> good morning. yeah, we just can't seem to get a break on this friday morning. a lot going on out there. we want to begin 295 southbound at the envelope research lab. an accident here takes out the left lane for drivers. you are slow approaching the scene. 395, opening up that door, this dripping camera here, soggy commute, drivers here below speed from the capital belt way to the 14 street bridge. we are estimating that total drive time 30-35 minutes. to the inner loo

vienna, austria, had eight epidemic in the 1980's and they were able to stop that. -- they had an epidemic in the 1980's of suicide, and were able to stop that. meanwhile, metro is looking to cut down the number of suicides. sam ford, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. up next, breaking news from ireland, where a massive water main break is flooding -- breaking news from baltimore, where a massive water main break is flooding dundalk. >> i always wanted to be a mother. the washington post calls bob mcdonnell a "culture warrior." and what does that mean for virginia? it means: bob mcdonnell introduced 35 bills to restrict a woman's right to choose. he wants to outlaw abortion-- even in cases ofape and incest. and mcdonnell opposed birth control for married adults. learn more about bob mcdonnell's crusade to take virginia backwards. i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor and my campaign sponsored this ad. >>> the breaking story this evening, dundalk, md., or a massive water main break is flooding the street. -- where a massive water main break is flooding the street. >> they are trying to find whe

heavy from vienna most of the way to the beltway. all lanes are open, though. westbound doing fine. elsewhere, we will let you know we are pretty good at the wilson bridge, but a construction span just off there in the local lanes, 270 between rockville right now is moving along nicely. >>> injuthank you. >>> president obama is in ohio preparing to talk to the economy. he will address workers at a gm plant and expected to tell the workers about a sign of an economic rebound. that plant recently retired 1,000 workers. today's speech comes one day after the president delivers a stern delivery to wall street workers. mr. obama pushed for tougher financial regulation incorporations that have not learned their lessons. >> we will not go back to the days of reckless behavior and unchecked excess that was at the heart of this crisis. too many were motivated only for the appetite for quick kills and bloated bonuses. >> the government has not taken the necessary steps to prevent another economic meltdown is what some still feel. >>> the reforms i am proposing would not apply to those who are

that is what organizers are promising in a concert planned in vienna, austria later this month. jackson's brother jermaine followed yesterday's announcement with another press conference this morning. he promised the tribute will be a star-studded event with performers like mary jay blige. organizers alluded to a virtual performance, a doout between michael jackn and his brother jermaine. >> and what we are planning is to bring michael forth one last time on stage again. it will be the surprise of the evening. michael will reappear on stage for one time and will sing a song together with his brother jermaine jackson. >> the purpose of this event, i wanted to do this for the fans. >> jermaine jackson would not confirm whether any other members of his family would perform during the tribute. >> that sounds like it will be interesting. >>> still ahead here, the daring way twin brothers got together to celebrate their 70th birthday. >>> and a speeding driver caught on camera says it wasn't him. find out why he thinks he'll get > >>> the reward for information leading to the arsonist

there is a delay threw vienna because of this. and work zone, about mid -- almost to the d.c. at the end of the 14th street bridge. >> appreciate it, jerry. >>> now to a developing story at yale university. police have released a man after questioning him in the murder of a grad student. annie le's body was found on sunday, what was supposed to be her wedding day. they have collected dna samples from a man that worked with her at the lab. jeff rossen reports. >> reporter: late last night police handcuffed raymond clark and pulled him away, and calling him a person of interest. clark was not under arrest. instead police had a court order to take physical evidence from his body. >> the physical evidence that we are looking for is dna. we will take samples of his hair, and a saliva sample of him. scrape his fingernails. >> reporter: if clark cooperated, he would be released. as investigators collected evidence from clark himself they searched his apartment, too. >> we have a lot of evidence from the crime scene. we will be looking at that to see what matches and what doesn't. >>