right now, there's no wind at all. still at 90. but take a look at radar. earlier today, some shower activity. way down to the south and southeast of us. a front that is really weak has moved through the area. but there is dryer air moving in just north of the mason- dixon line. our dew points dropping back into the upper 50s. we'll feel that tonight. a lot more comfortable day tomorrow. looks like a very pleasant day coming up tomorrow. it will be sunny for the most part. maybe a few clouds and warm. but less humid will make you feel a lot more comfortable. vic? >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> let's check in on the roads now with kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> hi, vic. hi, everyone. things on 95 definitely starting to slow down in that northbound direction. as you make your approach to the fort mchenry tunnel. as far as the beltway, slow on the approach to the charles street inner loop. and also slow as you approach liberty road. after that, traffic does break free. and you're back to the posted speed. as far as harford county goes, the two acciden

venus, the bright one at the bottom. jupiter is at the upper right. a beautiful start to this morning although a few sprinkles showing up on storm4 radar in stafford county and charles county. by 5:00 a.m., still mostly cloudy, around much of the metro area. you might see a little bit of venus and jupiter there. low to mid 70s, 5:00 a.m. and then by noontime, we'll be in the low to mid 80s, partly sunny. just a possibility of a few passing showers. south of the metro area, that would be in southern maryland over towards fredericksburg and charlottesville. rather humid. near 90 or mid afternoon or by later in the afternoon and early evening into the upper 80s. and then by dawn tomorrow, low 70s. here's a four-day forecast. tomorrow, partly sunny. hot, and -- humid, up in the low 90s. a greater chance of some afternoon storms as well as on thursday. then friday looks to be rather rainy day. we could use the rain. maybe thunder and lightning, too, with highs in 80s. might have lingering showers on midday saturday. after that, lower humidity and cooler we

some people yelled at the officials at and at one point they could not respond. >> in 1992 when chevron build this she was just a baby now they have a nasty has held this reason that doctors do not know where comes from. >> how long can i hold my breath. >>darya: there also a bracing for a increase gas prices. will tran is checking the gas prices. >>will: it is at $3.99. the manager says he is not promising that it will go up higher. let's face it dry and--let's face it darya no matter how high does up the still need gas. >> the consumer, us have to pay for it. >>will: they say they will not had as much production. so as supply and demand. >> you know what they make excuse added everything they want to make money. >>will: we can try to reason it all over the place but the fact is that prices are going up. here are the average gas prices this morning from the area. you heard me to talk to the gentlemen, because of the refinery fire comment that unit that was shutdown means that 240,000 bar. per day will not be coming into the area. no one knows, i got to speak to the spokes person yester

fires at one point. the crews fighting this blaze since roughly 6:30 have done a tremendous job because now we are just seeing really one hot spot and that's what it is right now. there it went. you saw it for a moment. >> that could be a flare. >> you are right. >> difficult to tell. >> that ace flare you are righ right. >> sky 7 hd over the scene for us as they have been all evening long giving us a vantage point from above that is really critical to bring you this story. we do now know that one employee suffered minor burns to the wrist but other than that, no injuries to report at chevron in this refinery fire 1200 people work. >> and the plant is closed down at this point. all parts of the plant already getting reports that if the chevron rae finery remains closed for any length of time fuel prices will likely spike. don't know how much. don't know the impact that will be but that will be the impact for consumers for the rest of us as we go forward here. >> for dan i'm carolyn johnson thanks for joi

here's a quick live look at traffic. 95 at the fort mchenry. prior to the toll plaza, watch for one lane closed because of the accident. this is 70 west of the beltway. an easy start so far. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. the labor department will release its july jobs report this morning. many believe that 100,000 jobs were created for the july leaving the unemployment rate unchanged. the number is adjusted to account for teachers going on summer break. there was an incident where three commuter jets flew too close to each other near washington, d.c. a miscommunication led to the incident. ray lahood disputes earlier characterization's of the incident as a near miss. the indiana state fair opens one year after strong winds caused a stage to collapse. the attorney general's office said most of the victims of the stage collapsed have agreed to accept part of a $13.2 million settlement offer. >> it seems apple is getting closer to unveiling its new iphone. sharp is expected to build new screens. the

at 15, at 10, at 7. it doesn't mean that the fundamentals aren't going to control and they will control here. >> at these pops you can save -- >> these are a gift if you're looking for an entry on the short side, or if you're trapped. >> scott -- >> you -- >> finish. >> when you're looking at this one. the numbers justify the stock being a teenager. they justify it, and it last this morning. it justified about a $15 price point for jcpenney. the fact that this thing traded up 24.50 or wherever it got to today, that was those shorts that grasso is speaking of. so i agree with him. i think you do get several of those squeezes, if you will, because the shorts were waiting to feast, and instead when they got skwiezed, obviously, they didn't like it, some added to positions. a lot of the rest of them threw in the towel, and even weiss, who's very bearish on the stock said he trimmed his short substantially, which was a smart idea going into this, because the stock is still higher than it was last night. >> we

we are looking at sun set at 8:07. live doppler 7-hd, notice we are looking at the low clouds and fog right along the shoreline. you know what, they are going to clear. we're going to see sunshine today for the outside lands concert. not going to last long. fog will be lifting and pushing back. 55 in san carlos with 52 in san rafael. numbers up in the north bay right around san rafael, southern marin county, couple degrees cooler. mainly feel the effects of that with the stronger sea breeze. 62 in livermore and saw the clouds earlier in san jose and mountain view. we are looking at hot temperatures again we have the poor air quality and another spare-the-air day. not quite as hot tomorrow. we'll take the triple-digit it's out of the forecast because of a big ridge of high pressure is going to relax its grip. here is way we started out with the fog. lingering in the east bay. here is 3:00. it pulls back, but it quickly pushes back in. we will see sunnier afternoon in parts of our coastal areas but it will still remain c

at 5:00. >>> still ahead, job cuts at google. why the company is slashing thousands of jobs and closing some of its motorola cell phone stores. >>> mitt romney and his new pick for vp hit the campaign trail. the key issue alreadyor >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> big changes are in store to better protect workers at napa state hospital. the state mental facility will begin giving employees device that track location. the devices will enable workers to reach one another in emergencies. some workers say alarms attached to lanyards pose a strangulation danger. the hospital has been the site of several high profile attacks including the strangulation death of one worker. >>> google is cutting several thousand jobs. it is eliminating about 4,000 jobs at motorola business. about a third of 90 store locations. the company says changes will maybe the unit profitable but warned investors should expect business revenue to fluctuate over the next few quarters. >>> mitt romney's new running mate paul ryan heads

here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 97 at 100 in the glen burnie area. pretty light volume. this is traffic near 295. it is a little heavier in the southbound direction. things are starting to build as you get closer to the capital beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> good morning. we had a nice close to the weekend. a very comfortable start on this monday. 62 in taneytown. a mixture of sun and clouds. partly to mostly sunny. high temperature between 85 and 90. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. -he orioles with a well to sa deserved day off todayl. 5-3, the orioles beat kansas city to get a split. manny machado in the second off of bruce chen. it is ruled a home run after the umpires went to review. third inning four games for manny. number 13 for nick markakis. what a great second half of the year. mark reynolds drives and the eventual game-winner. it goes into left field. adam jones is coming apart and he scores and it is 4-3. the orioles' bullpen, fo

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more at 6:11. back to you. >>> maryland lawmakers approved expanding gambling in the state and it could mean a full-scale casino in prince george's county. >> but it's not a done deal just yet. kristin fisher is live with developments that are new this morning. that's one of the places where that casino could be going, at national harbor. >> reporter: the house of delegates didn't vote till just before midnight. the senate voted around 1:00 this morning. now governor martin o'malley is expected to sign this bill around 10:00 this morning. here's a look at what this bill would do if it is approved by voters this november. the bill would essentially green light a sixth casino to be built probably right here at national harbor. it would allow table games with live dealers at all state casinos and it would cut tax rates on slots at all currently open casinos and planned casinos except for the one at rocky gap. the last provision is designed to offset the economic impact that the future sixth casino cou

times.s an hour at at kind of a break for us. the storm could leave behind 14 20 inches of rainfall done. it's all back to you. >> be safe. isaac first came ashore in grand , the southernmost tip of jefferson parish in louisiana. r said it was unbelievable what they are experiencing. are reports the island took on lots of water. from theupdate jefferson parish president john young coming uin the next half-hour. let's get a check on our forecast with meteorologist adam caskey. a six-foot-12 foot storm on ands still going expected in southeast louisiana of the mississippi line. let's take a look at our temperatures locally. a beautifulto be day. degrees in reston. in winchester, 66. 65 in leesburg, 65 in landover. we are in the '60s to start our day. today for the high sunny with, mostly low humidity. will warm up over the next f rainys with a chance o leftovers of at the hurricane coming up this weekend. >> thank you. we want to get to breaking news fairfax county for. >> one man dead after his oil caught on fire on northbound 95.

it will be held at 10:00 at warehouse at oral park. before the news conference you'll be able to see cal on abc2. he will be on "good morning america" at 7:30 tomorrow morning right past good morning maryland, which starts at 4:30. >>> weeks of detours came with the recent water main break on light street but problems with the aging infrastructure continued on a daley bay -- daily basis. it flooded customers and left customers in the dry. the same pipe burst three years ago causing similar flooding. >> two inches of water in some of the basements. we have pumps to help pump out. housing working with us so we can dry out the basement, providing claim forms. >> the city has about 4,000 miles of water pines -- pipes and average about three water main pipes a day, about 1,000 a year. >>> what you should do if you are living in this row home. >> reporter: this is cell phone video taken last night after a 16 earn water main broke in northeast baltimore. neighbors say this isn't the first time this main has broken sending water rushing into t

at this. look this is a partial list of all amendments they're looking at, everything from the hours of casinoon for a proposed get the money. this is a slow process, but optimism it will get done this week. before maryland sees an this, state have to do a lot more of this. >> must be within a four mile radius. on the first page of this document. question in reference to that? a millions always amendments. pass them all. just consider them. maryland house ways and means theittee are looking at amendments. it's a doomsday casino that the gaming industry in this state. >> this will allow table games. opponents say that it would be one that to many. what happened in perryville. days they lost 40% of after anneess county opened their run casino. >> and they say all of this is worth it. it is all about what the between the licensee and the state. to theh would go education trust fund? optimistic itre pass soon. look at the economic impact to the state. to say no to that as legislators. >> the senat

take a look at temperatures. 77 at reagan national airport. 73 at gaithersburg. slightly warmer in fredericksburg. showers moving toward the north and east. in loudoun county is where we for the heaviest showers. is nothing much through the morning. with showersy redeveloping later today and becoming severe. at the time line in just a few minutes. first, lisa baden has a look at traffic. >> i do. metro rail, marc rail, and vre, pretty good run for you, alerts at this time. you are going to find wet on the road. is 50 in maryland through cheverly. quiet rightretty now inside the beltway. as far as 66 between , 13 minutes,nd 495 that's normal. good to and from the american legion bridge. this is 95. more our neighbors on a row. headlights would bounce between woodbrige and springfield, still .ood >> federal highway safety officials are teaming up with local law enforcement agencies are releasing startling new drunk driving statistics. drivee kicking off the campaign today. cracks in the great falls area, removing dead and trees today. it was supposed to start yeste

where it was at inauguration day at 7.8%. not a single month and we're going to probably do the round trip to november where we still may not be below that. that doesn't say anything about the job that the private sector's been handed? >> i think what it says is we had some really intractable problems and i think you have to look at the progress that's been made on them. >> we had some intractable problems back in the 80s. >> reagan came into the problems after the recession of '830oned 82? >> absolutely. i have a lot of friends who were republicans, came supporters of the president the last go round. i worked with a lot of them. i have enormous respect for them. i think they were not necessarily natural democrats when they supported the president the last time. i'm not surprised they're less enthusiastic this time. i continue to think the president represents the best alternative that's available to the american people in terms of moving the american economy forward. >> go ahead, becky. >> steve, can i just follow up on that

you have another look at brown going down. look at the movement on his ball. trailing down in the zone. just getting a piece of it. >> karl: danny marzo, good hitter. bradley smith on deck and in the hole, as logan douglas continues to battle. >> nomar: logan douglas already has a couple in today's game. he's trying to keep this game alive and luke brown, trying to stop the rally. >> karl: 3-2. good job to spoil that one. 15-10. tennessee has never won a united states little league world series championship. they are two outs away. on the ground, going to be a tough play. no play! 15-11. infield single for logan douglas. >> nomar: he was upset because he boggled that ball. i don't think he has any shot of getting douglas at first base. >> karl: this is a tough ball. he had the wrench far to his right. even if he come up with that throw. i think douglas would have beat that ease limit that's what you need right there. still alive. >> karl: and the man they want up, or at least going to get up this inning for california. danny marzo. just under it. sky high. jas

at&t ballpark overnight. four hundred fans turned it into a campground. >> reporter: they came if all over the bay area to be here at this slum per party to be on the field where their heroes play, eat in the dug out where their heroes hang out. there are so many fun things to do. for the lopez family, that's mom and dad and 4-year-old twins natasha and isadora it was more than breakfast in bed, it was a night of magic. >> i like seeing -- [ unintelligible ] >> seeing the movie and eating popcorn and drinking hot chocolate. >> reporter: some of the older kids liked the freedom to act like an older kid. >> my favorite is movie because we got to stay up late. >> reporter: it is not cheap, $200 are person, five and under free, includes ticket to yesterday's game and breakfast, pizza and salad dinner. they agreed on their favorite part. >> going on the coca-cola slide. >> reporter: how many times did you go on it? >> i don't know. >> coca-cola! >> reporter: with all the excitement, it would be easy to forget the

at frederick. 63 at hagerstown. so here is a look at your day planner. by midday, 73 degrees. by the 5:00 hour, we'll be about 76. and once again, a chance of showers off and on throughout the day. we expect to see some cooler air settling in as well so overall, not all bad. our high today will be about 78 degrees. >> nice temperatures out there. thank you. >>> time now to say hello to julie wright. she has been busy this morning. how are the roads? >> i can't believe you were ready to go back to school. >> i'm with you. >> here is the other thing. i was so excited about an education and learning -- >> oh, please. >> what do you mean? nobody believes that? >> ladies and gentlemen, on the desk this morning, pinocchio. that might work with your kids but you ain't pulling this one. >> all right. traveling inbound off the bw parkway, the wazers are checking in with delays approaching 32. no accidents, just volume delays. southbound 95 still good to go. no problems to report there as you work your way in out of laurel th

they're up it'll bit at 1.51 and ten-year bond yields steady at 1.37%. as far as your odollar is concerned, it had a good day post the fed statement yesterday. right now dollar yen is fine on the sex, 78.31. it's a little firmer than where it was. we're up to 123 and above. that's the three-week high from last week. we keep our eyes on sterling amongst all the folks at ecb: the bank of england has an interest rate today, but they added to the program. they launched the lending for loan scheme as well. we don't expect an awful lot today. construction pmi actually dipped just above into expansionary territory much better than expected. construction, of course, has been the weakest component of gdp, albeit employment is gaining. gdp has gone negative and skukz is a big play on that and better news for the uk. that's where we stand in europe. what about in asia? tracy joins us from singapore with the update. hey, tracy. >> good morning, ross. asian markets mostly lending in negative territory today. the composite gave up a large chunk of gains we made yester

as he's running they're still shooting at him. >> he was not running at the time. we do not shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department. >> reporter: family members were also upset they've not been allowed to see cooper since the shooting. the chief meet with each one of them to talk about police procedures. he says cooper was released from the hospital yesterday and booked into jail on several weapons charges. >>> last night on the 10:00 news we showed you this exclusive video of the suspects emerging from a bathroom where they held up a man at gunpoint and demanded his shopping bag last month. crimes at the mall are not unusual. police say they are called to westfield sometimes up to three times a day. but the police chief hopes the new police substation near by at sixth and market street will help with the growing problem when it opens in october. >>> now the problems at the refinery here may be abating but, the problems for consumers at the pump may just be beginning. >> at this hour, pg & e crews are working to fix a gas line that ruptured in s

clouds will increase into the afternoon. 74 degrees at this time at reagan national airport, wind at 5 miles an hour. 73 degrees in downtown d.c., 71 in oxon hill. prince william county, 66 degrees in bristow. temperatures are cooler off to the west. low 60's in winchester and martinsburg, 66 in annapolis. 75 in lexington park. heavy storms last night have moved to the north and east. we are waiting for the cold front. once it moves by, pressure will build behind that, and that will clear skies for the overnight. the doppler is quiet and dry. highs today in the mid to upper 80s. here are the showers and storms for the afternoon, quickly gone by 7:00 tonight. then skies begin to clear. a warm up tomorrow with low humidity, highs approaching 90 degrees. today, mid to upper 80's, showers and thunderstorms likely later this afternoon. l clearing for the overnight. low 70's downtown. tomorrow, temperatures approaching 90. it will be beautiful with plenty of sunshine. let's look at the rush hour commute with lisa baden. >> just hearing about an accident on the inner loop in greenbelt near

you welcome at the 10-year, 1.66%. yesterday at this time we were at 1.64%. and a 30-year at 2.75% yesterday. some of the economic news was more encouraging than traders were expecting this morning. you are up to date on the bond market today. simon? >> thank you. >>> ecb president draghi out with a provocative op-ed piece today in a german newspaper. he says the euro's original set-up pretty much flawed an enthere's no going back but he does say there are ways to fix the currency such as stricter central oversight and scrutiny of banks and must employ exceptional measures at times to fulfill its mandate of delivers price stability and says that germany needs to remain the anchor of a strong currency. draghi trying to basically calm german fears of the central bank's policies and the ecb we believe is coming up with a new bond buying plan to lower the borrowing cost facing spain and italy. mario draghi expected to detail the plan after a september 6th policy meeting. we hit a high of $1.2563 but you can see we're fallen back. the german chancellor is raising

here's a quick, live look at traffic. an update on 95 at 395. the cleanup continues northbound 95 past 395. 95 at the beltway southwest, nothing to getting by in the northbound direction. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a deadly crash leads police to a disturbing crime in michigan. police went to a home to report he had been killed in a crash and found his wife and their sons had been stabbed to death. the driver of the other car was also killed. fire crews are fighting a stubborn wildfire in central washington state which forced hundreds to evacuate. some residents have been allowed to return to their homes. they hope to have the fire fully contained by sunday. a distance swimmer attempts to swim from cuba to the florida keys. she made her first attempt when she was 28 years old. she had shoulder pain and severe jellyfish stains. she'll be accompanied by the hijackers with sharp-repelling devices -- kayakers. talk about a tough swim. >> 26 big u.s. companies paid more in ceo salaries than they did in taxes. $20.4 million spent on ave

they priced it at $11. it opened at 12. i think it's at 13 now. 13.49, so it was a successful strategy. we'll see what happens. i love to ask the ceo, they're using money to pay down debt. i know why they're doing it. why they're going public. that's pret the obvious it's a very tough business, the the sports business. we saw what happened, celtics, indians. >> and none of those have been particul particularly good stories for the shareholders during the time they had them and deleveraging in general has not been a theme that embraces a lot of investor's excitement. we've seen it time and again from a lot of the private equity firms. they did lower the price and as you point out, it's done okay so far in the aftermarket, but deleveraging ipo. >> i remember sports in general is a tough business. if you win a title, it's a huge plus for the company. they did not win a title last year. if you lose a big star, it can be a disaster. you can hinge on a lot of tiny factors. where you back the big money is when you sell the company

at a friday morning at this hour we would never see this much traffic on the bridge at one time from their clearing out the back lanka's the vedettes backlog all the way to marin city. now the traffic reaches further into marin county in the southbound direction. the traffic begins to slow a cream gray on 101 southbound kirku we are still seen they delays on the peninsula pin there were three lanes of the freeway shutdown in redwood city at whipple. at the scene with the incident occurred the traffic has thinned out and is moving nicely. you no longer need to consider an alternate route there. >> the ride on the bay bridge was a light and easy ride all morning. >>erica: the have not seen too much in the way of sunshine. here is a picture from our roof can at downtown santa does go -- downtown 7 cisco that will continue to persist until we see clear conditions. a lot of the cloud cover is moving in land. the high-pressure is actually weakening as we speak. it is cooler for today in the cool weather will stretch into the weekend as well. let's take a look at the temperatures -- high te

look at us. we're loose and limber, warming up, ready to take on any challenge which comes our way. >> why does this video keep popping up? >> i don't know. including the challenge to learn some olympic sports. this is video of us warming up, doing the side, you know, things, you know, arms up, legs out. all right. >>> the university of george mason track team very kind to us. they taught us the javelin, the duskis, the shot put and the hurdles. this morning, though, something fun! >> yeah, we're going to show you how we performed in the discus throw. >> let's just say it wasn't our best event, but we gave it the old good try. ♪ >>> so, how we hold the disc is a lot of people think like a frisbee, but it's not. right in the crease of your fingers and turn it over. that's how it's going to be released. go down and back. want to go? >> looks so easy! >> yay! good job! that's how it's supposed to look. >> yeah! >> yay! >> whoo-hoo! >> so, you just go like -- >> yep. >> rolling counts! >> good job.

soon you will be able to grab lunch at the shake shack at the international spy museum. it will open next year and replace zolo which closed in june. it will have names and agreedens that may homage to washington. it will be the third shake shack in d.c. original is still at dupont circle and nationals park. >> i think it says a lot of zolo more of an upscale restaurant being replaced with a casual burger joint. >>> controversial comedian joan rivers is a little in hot water this morning. >> police were called after the 79-year-old handcuffed herself to a shopping cart inside a costco in burbank. look at video here from tmz. rivers was protesting store because it's not selling her latest book "i hate everything, starting with me." the store manager called police shortly after rivers handcuffed herself to the cart. officers ended up escorting her from the store. no citations, no arrests. difficult read that she had a full camera crew with her when she went into the store. mission accomplished. >>> 5:01 now. stay with us. "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> the magica

churchville at 61 and this is at harford tech high school. now we look at maryland's most powerful radar where we are nice and dry this morning and that will continue even into the afternoon. you're wondering if you need the rain gear for today? you don't. you can put it away it's going to be a dry day with plenty of sunshine and a few clouds filtering in here and there but all in all in the too bad. nice this morning, few clouds trying to move in but by lunchtime still nice and dry. temperature at 83-degrees and as we head into the afternoon we'll be right arou 88 degrees, yes temperatures a little bit warmer outside. as we check out the traffic with lauren cook, good morning lauren. how are the roads you've been talking about the grand prix. >>> the grand prix race is already shut down many roads including 395 at mlk. and beginning at 7:00 tonight, there will be some new traffic changes that you want to watch out for. just two way local access on pratt street between pa coo street and south street. and light street also closed from key high

it is 69 at reagan. 66 at bwi. some of our neighborhood temperatures, in annapolis, it is 72 degrees. the same at quantico. 63 at fredericksburg. expect to see clouds and more showers in the forecast today. i'll keep you updated on what to expect and we'll have a look at the five-day forecast a little later. back to you. >>> it is the first day of school for students in prince george's county and alvin crowley take over as the new superintendent september 4th. this is the first year for the new grown belt middle school in greenbelt as well. >>> d.c. police are on the hunt for a suspect accused of brutally attacking a husband and father over the weekend. thomas maslin was found unconscious saturday morning in front of a house on north carolina market near eastern market. police are not sure where he was actually attacked. so far, maslin has undergone two surgeries on his skull. the 29-year-old is in a coma listed in critical but stable condition. >>> the director of top gun dies after jumping off a bridge in los ang

take a look at the scene at the san francisco coin laundry. witnesses tells us the woman drive the blue car got hit by another car, lost control and ran into the laundromat in the tenderloin. the car bumped that man's leg and stopped short of hitting a second man. no word on anyone being cited by police. >>> another moderate quake has shaken a wide area of southern california. survey reports magnitude 4.5 quake hit after 9:30 this morning, about 35 miles southeast of los angeles. magnitude 4.4 centered around that same area hit late last night, no damage or injuries were reported. >>> false alarm was sent out this morning by contra costa county health services warning martinez residents about an emergency at the shell refinery there was no idea emergency at the refine right was a mistake. officials say automated calls went out and sirens were activated around 7:15 this morning. residents were being notified to shelter-in-place. after the sheriff's department told us shell accidentally activated atlert. the refinery released this statement, she

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least two years at a time. congresswoman lee told them, this is the first step. >> congress still needs to act. we need to pass a comprehensive immigration reform that addresses our 21st century economic and security needs. >> reporter: also speak together audience, 18-year-old lila molina from pleasanton. her parents smuggled her across the border when she was three. she tells me this chance will mean college, law school and a chance to live her dream. >> i want to go to law school, i don't have to spend years in law school so i cannot practice law. it is a good point for me just a big deal over all. >> reporter: big deal indeed. this fall she starts at uc santa cruz already accepted and ready to start her freshman year. i've spoken with immigration official hostel me even though people are lining up, they are probably lining up at events to help them apply for the paperwork that immigration offices are not taking the paperwork this is something they say you have to apply for online. get the form, and then mai

you have another look at brown going down. look at the movement on his ball. trailing down in the zone. just getting a piece of it. >> karl: danny marzo, good hitter. bradley smith on deck and in the hole, as logan douglas continues to battle. >> nomar: logan douglas already has a couple in today's game. he's trying to keep this game alive and luke brown, trying to stop the rally. >> karl: 3-2. good job to spoil that one. 15-10. tennessee has never won a united states little league world series championship. they are two outs away. on the ground, going to be a tough play. no play! 15-11. infield single for logan douglas. >> nomar: he was upset because he boggled that ball. i don't think he has any shot of getting douglas at first base. >> karl: this is a tough ball. he had the wrench far to his right. even if he come up with that throw. i think douglas would have beat that ease limit that's what you need right there. still alive. >> karl: and the man they want up, or at least going to get up this inning for california. danny marzo. just under it. sky high. jas

. 66 at monterey. 78 at hayward. 84 at cupertino. in east bay in the mid-90s napa 83 at pleasanton 89. 93 at livermore tomorrow. a little bit warmer if you want cooler weather you must wait until sunday and monday the warmest greetings and then will drop below 90. in the meantime sunshine and low clouds at the coast. >>> the little leaguers from petaluma are red hot at the little league world series to rookies,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the 16 best the elite teams in the country at williamsport battling for the title one came grabbing the attention of the bay area the petaluma nationals they faced fairfield conn tied in the third inning did bradley smith get enough? a two run homer. he is 6-3 183 lbs.. austin to ready ads insurance with a base hit to right petaluma wins and play sunday at 11:00 a.m. west coast time. how about the a's rookie pitched six innings scoreless for its first major league victory. the a's offense woke up and time cocoa goes deep. this was ruled a double before figure replied ruled it out home run. youenis cespedes b

>>> i'll watch the clock at 1031 at the mission and successfully in a big sigh of relief and years of exploration on mars >>> the reliever have to survive the heat and a novel but complicated lauren by cables from the spaceship >>> there's a possibility will find a different type of life than on our what i call second genesis >>> the process swells to about soil and analyze it with a spectrometer >>> when no there was water we should be on the track that life was made of that is organics >>> failed to study any life will help us understand life on earth >>> if we find that we can begin to compare life forms >>> and see what earthlings and marcion's do similarly or it differently >>> by that comparison we might learn more than just putting on earth >>> the mission is risky but j.p. els charles robb bosky as an answer for that >>> we had to try a few times to get to the moon and and had footprints of neil armstrong on the moon we did not shy away because of a setback. >>> the mood is good but no one celebrates yet the toughest part of a journey still four hours away. >>> the mars rover

he was shot by one at the officers and is being treated at shock trauma. baltimore city mayor stopped by 11 news this morning to introduce his choice for the new commissioner of the city police department. after a nationwide search, dr. anthony batts it won the bid to replace fred bealefeld, who retired earlier this month. the mayor told us that it was his prior experience that attracted her to dr. batts as a candidate. >> i was looking for someone with experience leading a major department i was looking for someone who has experience implementing community policing in a way that as driven down violent crime. we have a like mind about where to put resources. >> commissioner-designate batts has worked in law enforcement for 30 years and previously served as police chief in long beach, california. the commissioner-designate has already had a chance to meet the people he will be serving. he says he did some undercover work when he came for his interview and witnessed a drug deal taking place in the open. >> i don't think that is unique to the city, but i thin

the containment now is at 60%. we should an updated report of the next few hours as they reassess it. the temperatures have been over 100 degrees since the fire started. they're trying to figure out how it started. most of the people that have been evacuated have been able to return. >> it came like gasoline on a fire. it was that quick. the flames came from that bridge which is three- quarters of a mile away. >> my 13 year old son was home with its grandmother. he can tell her you to check it out. i think he kept,-- calm. he had to hang up the phone because he did not know if she would make it out or not. >> i want to show you these fires of the gorge. -- google earth. there is the of why fire-- wye that fire in the locker fire. -- walker fire. the walker fire is burning close to 2 highway 16. there is still traffic control supporting as -- as courting residents back and forth to their homes could >>erica: it looks like we are moving to a better direction. it looks like that afternoon highs will come in around 97.

winds at about 45 miles an hour. it's moving to the west at about 20 miles an hour. here is the latest track. looks like it's going to be passing perhaps right over haiti, unfortunately, with really heavy rains. that looks like to be tomorrow. and it may become briefly a category 1 hurricane, perhaps before then. then, after that, the track takes it perhaps just over extreme eastern cuba, and then the latest track has it right near tampa as a category 1 hurricane. this is monday at 8:00 in the evening with 80-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rains. may head up farther north into the panhandle of florida after that. hour-by-hour for the day today. 6:00 a.m., patchy fog, 60s, noontime low 80s, partly cloudy. in the afternoon, high 80s with the afternoon commute back into the low 80s. this pattern continues friday, saturday and sunday, highs in the upper 80s tomorrow, low 80s on saturday and sunday, only a slight chance of a shower both of those days, but we have an increasing chance tuesday and wednesday next week. i'm back in ten minutes. danella here now with your "firs

we can see glen elk at 64 degrees. that dew point at 62. and patchy fog around the area and the last stop this morning will take us to emetsburg with temperatures at 66 degrees and that dew point is at 62. the hour by hour today waking up to a temperature around 70 and we will be dry as we go through the morning 78 degrees and lunchtime 83 degrees with sun and clouds. charley. >>> quick check of the roads shows what's going on. we will check the traffic in just a few moments. until then, news time 5:01. state legislator has admitted to drink before being involved in a boat crash that injured a number opeople. don dwyer was operating a boat involved in the crash. sherrie johnson is here with the story and the headline is that blood alcohol level the representative had. >> reporter: we learned his blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit at the time of the accident. he was injured along with two other adults and four children. delegate dwyer was wheeled out of shock trauma with a neck brace and cast on his left foot. the legal

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>> reporter: the shooting happened at the twin services at the sikh temple. the gunman walked up to a temple member and shot him, then walked inside and opened fire. people cowered in fear, hiding wherever they could and calling out on cell phones. >> she called us very quick and she whispered. she said, don't come. she's like, there's a shooting here. >> reporter: emergency vehicles and s.w.a.t. teams swarmed the temple. the first officer on the scene got into a gun battle with the suspect. another officer showed up, shot the suspect dead, but the first officer was shot multiple times. >> because of the heroic actions of our officers, they stopped this from being worse than it could have been. >> reporter: many of those who were in the temple at the time of the shooting gathered in a nearby bowling alley, telling police whatever they could about the suspect, and they will be shaken up for a long time. >> when i talked to those people there, they're really scared, and when i see their face and talk to them, even their body's still shaking. >> reporter: and wh

not at all. we think that the opportunity is if you look at the single family rental market, ill's an asset class that's been around for a long time, just mom and pop owned. this is antun to take part of that and institutionalize it. >> how do investors get out if they put $500 million with you or whatever the amount of money, what is their exit from your fund? >> sure so, the exit is very much tied to the entrants and what this opportunity is about. if you can buy properties at a significantly discounted price, then not only are you generating good rental returns, but you have the potential for appreciation not from home price appreciation but simply from the convergence back to the replacement cost. >> let me pause you there. we have some breaking news. let's just check that if we may. sharon. >> we're looking right now at the natural gas number coming out here, up 28 billion cubic feet, which is greater than analyst expectations. it's a bigger than expected injection into the supply. we have b

we also have neighbors who use at&t. my husband uses at&t. they have absolutely no problem with their service. i would like you to refer to the comments before about 901 cole. i am opposed to this. many of our neighbors are. i have a hard time believing this is the best spot in our neighborhood. it is a small building, about six stories. there are plenty of people who seem to have great at&t service. thank you very much. president fong: is there additional public comment? >> in the code-owner of the property at 1801 broadway. my family has done quite a bit of research on this and worked with at&t to make sure the health risks are not going to be an issue for the tenants of the building. we have looked at this extensively. as the tenant who just spoke -- the antennas are actually directed away from the property. they are directional antennas, not the omnidirectional antennas that are currently on the property site. the emissions are actually away from the property. the equipment downstairs is not going to be a factor, as far as radiation. it i

the mayor and the governor will be at the 3 p.m. event at city hall. samsung is in a legal battle with apple over several patents. >>> we where getting our first look inside the newly renovated memorial stadium at the university of california. the bears football team is holding its first practice in the stadium today. they've been working on fields nearby, while the 80-year-old facility received a 321 million dollar earthquake retrofit and facelift. cal officials say the upgrades will not only benefit the athletes but the fans as well. >> we have massive circulation improvements, restroom, food, beverage, sound, light, scoreboards to upgrade it for the fans for the next 50 at the same time restoring the historic elements. >> there have been concern the state would not be finished on time. officials say that stadium will be ready to for the homeowner on september 1st. >>> crowds of petaluma residents gathering now because in less than an hour their hometown team is going to play its first little league world series game in pennsylvania. terry mcsweeney

at 5:00 a.m. begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> glad to be with you on this thursday morning. it is august 2. good morning, i am steve chenevey. >> i am cynne simpson. let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist adam caskey. >> it is a comfortable start to the day. temperatures in the 60's right now in the shenandoah valley. low 70's around the beltway typical. 72 in arlington. 69 in, 64 in winchester. berkeley springs at 63 degrees. 93 per day for the high temperature. it will be hot and sunny. we will be rain frite-free on thursday. >> no major problems around the beltway. interstate travel starts off pretty well. they changed the traffic pattern on the beltway at university boulevard. both loops. two lane divide to the left and two to the right around long- term construction in the center. you still have the same amount of lanes. let's go to virginia on the highway. not much happening in rosslyn. google ballston. quiet at the pentagon. not

as we discussed at that time, we looked at various sites tunnels and recommended a 34 ft. diameter tunnel at a cost of just over $1.2 billion. at that time, we also discussed the possibility that the 10 discharges per year could be achieved with a smaller diameter tunnel. since the last workshop, we have connected as bad -- additional studies and determined that the infrastructure would like to get us to 10. however, the total cost of that would be just under $1.3 billion. in finalizing the budget for the bayside, we recommend going with the 1.29 $4 billion. -- the $1.29 4 billion. in this way, as we continue to develop this project, we can determine the right combination of tunnel size and green infrastructure to accomplish our project executive -- objectives. this would be accomplished through the ongoing watershed process, utilizing the triple bottom line analyses, and the planning and ceqa review that will be undertaken as part of the central bayside project. these analyses will be guided by the permit negotiations that will begin this fall, and of course, the performa

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a 17-year-old girl shot and killed at a >>> looking at the stories making headlines at 5:29. today marks one year since this region was shaken by a 5.8-magnitude earthquake. >>> a 17-year-old girl found shot and killed at a home. that deadly shooting happened last night in kettering in prince george's county. >>> a maryland lawmaker and four children are waking up in the hospital after two boats collided last night on the magothy river off the pasadena coast. we'll have more on those stories throughout the morning, but first, good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back to "news4 today" on this thursday, august 23rd. as we look live over the nation's capital, 69 degrees outside our studios at 5:30 this morning, and meteorologist tom kierein's here with the sort of forecast that a lot of people are loving these days. >> yeah. when you step outside, you'll be happier than eun at a godiva counter. >> that's really happening, though, tom. >> you'll be leaping for joy. >> yeah. >> and this morning, we are starting off with some fresh an

like, at school, at home or other places you hang out, so not just at school. bullying can happen other places n. the past 12 months, how often or but you bullied or harassed in person, by phone, through text, online or some other way. and then we asked young people about seven different types. we said, you know, again, in the past 12 months how often have others your age bullied or harassed you, and then there's seven different types, pushing or shoving would be one example. okay? young people who said they had been bullied either through the mode or any type, then we asked a follow-up question about differential power. and as you know, differential power is a key piece of what distinguishes bullying from other more generalized forms of aggression. so we said thinking about the last 12 months were you ever bullied or harassed by somebody who had more power or strength than you? this could be because the person was bigger than you, had more friends, was more popular or had more power than you in another way. so we wanted to be sure that we were broad in our dis