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right now, we are in the upper 50's and low 60's. it is 62 in a randallstown. 66 degrees in rock hall. rainshowers likely, off an on through the day today. if we are lucky, we may sneak in some below 70's. if you are going to the ravens game, at 1:00 kickoff time, the temperatures should be around 71 degrees. there is a chance for rainshowers during a game. and northeast wind at 10 miles per hour. showers in the forecast tonight. temperatures in the low 50 -- upper 50's. for monday, a chance for rain in the forecast for the commute. the high temperatures will be in the low 70's. it might be a little bit warmer on tuesday, but with a chance for the thunderstorm in the forecast. a front comes through on thursday, that should not the temperatures back into the 60's. overnight lows into the 40's. >> whether you are buying something new, our fashion stylist is here. you brought along some beautiful model. >> you do not have to toss everything. some things are still in style. fashion is a cyclical. refresh. maybe some pieces to put away ri

>> the nubbeds at s-comm natalie are really quite different. -- the numbers at s-comm nagsly are real -- nationally are really quite different. i think there is a higher number at the national level because it has been implemented for a longer period of time. i think i.c.e. is well aware that we're monitoring them. if we continue to closely monitor, i have a feeling that san francisco numbers might be different because of that. this is a program i.c.e. is getting funding from. they want to make it look good. the national numbers make it look really bad, frankly. san francisco is trying to make their image look nice, so that's my term knowledge of what i -- my personal knowledge of what i think is happening here. there are six with noncriminal back grounds. that's 60%. supposedly s-comm is to target serious criminals. so it is a problem. commissioner hammer: my second question is to the chief. if you have a position, i'm not sure. do you have an opinion as to whether or not san francisco should try to opt out of s-comm. the mayor made it clear he's the only one who can determine that,

this was in the late 50's. my grandfather and my father, like many other irish who went to cuba during the past three centuries, became integrated into the cuban society and many used spanish as their mother tongue. as a child, i was never able to pronounce certain words. i spent many solitary hours searching for words and phrases in dictionaries. my spanish was not cuban enough. my english was not irish enough. my catalan, only a few words. spanish was and is a privileged territory where i feel alive and well. my father grew up in new york and havana and married a cuban woman, my mother. all my family shared a great loving for havana, a city they call home. but contrary to my family, i grew up dreaming of traveling and wanted to leave havana for dublin, where some of the most famous writers i keep admiring were born, and also dreaming of paris where my grandparents, my grandfather, spend many important years of his life. also i want to move to my place, i don't know what was the name of that place. every time

high in the 60's to 70's near the bay. inland upper 80's. gilroy morgan hill here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast cooling continues right on through the weekend. in fact sunday and monday we see inland high reaching up to about 80 degrees and warmest spochlt mid 70's around the bay. 60 on the coast and warming at bit on tuesday but no more triple digit for awhile. >> maybe until next summer. >> i hope not? thank you very much. >> okay. if you think you hear women situation i'm sorry more than men. you are right. researchers say women apologies more of but not that men are reluctant to admit wrongdoing. researchers say they have a higher threshold for what they think warrants an apology. bottom line men will say they are sorry. they just think they don't need to. >> all right. sports is next with larry don't blame me biel. >> nothing to poll jays here for dan. why do you look at me like that? the giants in good shape tonight. trying to move one step closer to securing play off. sanchez. best stuff tonight but perhaps good tonight but perhap

so after starting out in the 40's, you'll by be in the upper 70's. if you like summer, you'll like sum -- like the weekend. >> let's check your morning commute. not a lot going on out there. nothing in the way of incidents. 49 miles per hour on southbound 95. moving well toward beltway. 44 on the beltway. taping the brakes around the harrisburg expressway. looking good on the west side. south on 83 around shawan road at 46 miles per hour. so volume continues to build there. in glen burnie, 49 miles per hour according to our speed censor. here's a live look outside. we'll show you things are buildinging at old court off the ramp southbound at 795. no delays in this area. a live view of the key bridge. both loops on the east side look good. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we begin with breaking news this morning. baltimore city firefighters busy on the scene of a fire in north baltimore. >> it started at 2:30 a.m. jennifer franciotti live on the scene this morning. bring us up to date. >> if you're traveling this way, falls road is shut down

over the hills in the valley range in the 70's. low 70's at danville and dublin. upper 70's at antioch and brentwood. in the bay monterey bay inland mid 70's at gilroy and morgan hill. here's the 7 day forecast. 2 day of cooling take us through wednesday and in the first day of fall emit add not the first full day. fall doesn't begin until 8:09:00 p.m. on wednesday. then we what is your name? on thursday. lack at the warmment on friday saturday sunday monday. inland high in the 90's around the bay. mid 80's on the coast we see 70's and that's summer weather in the fall. >> that's beautiful. >> which we tend to get in the early fall. >> if you do go through puberty let us know. that's a medical story we need to cover. >> you won't want to hear about it. >> challenging silicon valley. the effort to make the latest technology more accessible. why now is the time to start executing your ♪ i ought it was over here... ♪ [car horhonks] our outback always gets us there. ... sometimes it just takes us a little long to get back. ♪ but what werehe results? fact: brn pr

we will have high temperatures and below our mid-90's. >> currently, we are in a 60's. hot and humid today. tomorrow, low or mid-90's. cooling down through the weekend, and mid-80's on saturday and sunday. that is it for the forecast. >> we do not have a picture. there is a crash on the belly in maryland. i'm planning to pull up a map for you. it crashes a mile before it the avenue. it is on the right side. 395 commit the crash is after seminary road and before king streets. >> thank you. it is 5:01. the future of school reform in the district. they will go toe to toe. whether they can work together. we are live with some of the mixed signals what we have seen so far this is the meeting in by the people have been talking about. they want to sit down and talk about the future of the public schools. it is set to begin at noon today. it comes eight days after they describe the victory as devastating for schoolchildren. it comes on the hills a comment made by the gop that you be open to rehiring some of the teachers that were read fired last year. he made an appearance on t

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in a perverse sense, the 50's and 60's buildings, you don't want to be in. i am in a 1920 building >> i wanted to clarify, we have beautiful, very ornate buildings they are taller. a lot of apartment buildings. >> those are mostly steel framed buildings. in the 50's and 60's, they wanted to create open floor spaces and they went to concrete spaces and thought it was great until the san fernando earthquake and the earthquake came and the building disappeared. they said, oops and changed the code immediately. >> we look at it and say, it didn't do what we thought. the codes are rarely perspective. how can we make that happen? they wait for a catastrophe and then change it >> just to clarify. we don't have instrumentation to record the shaking and to do a computer simulation is difficult to do without the data. we only learn through events. not all the records we have are indicative of how every earthquake shaking event will be like. >> we have recently amended the code to have instruments in them so we can record and how much the earth has moved. that's terrif

tomorrow morning, upper 40's out west. mid 50's downtown. we warm up through the middle part of this work week. for now, the roads with lisa. >>> everything changes in your favor. at tyson's a change in the traffic pattern at international drive. i understand that will be for at least the next year. i think we'll be doing that in our sleep before we change that again. we're going to jump to a couple maps. good in virginia. 66, 95, 395, quiet ride in montgomery county near 270 and the beltway. alison starling? >> thank you, lisa. >>> 4 >> it looks like the late hours in d.c.'s popular areas might get a second look. drivers need to feed the meter until 10:00 at night. critics say that is bad for business at restaurants and bars. kreuz kreuz -- greta groove tells us why a change could be on the way. he >>> he had his new orleans cafe. his parking lot is dark at 10:00 at night, and that is scaring some people away. >> this year mayor fenty extended meter hours to raise revenue. but his likely successor vincent gray said he will reconsider that b

high temperatures in the low to mid 80's. 80's downtown. lower 80's in outlying areas. a fair amount of sunshine this weekend. highs in the 80's this weekend but dry again. 5:30. let's go to jim with traffic. >> we're looking at heavy traffic getting through interchange at route 109. springfield, 95 coming out of fredericksburg. this looks good, heavy getting past route 109. the beltway is in good shape. the lanes are open again after an accident. there is no delay getting through that stretch. you get by through college park now, single file to the right. >> our top story this morning, two people dead. a third wounded after a shooting inside a baltimore hospital. police say a man opened fire on a doctor before barricading himself inside his mother's hospital room. shortly after he turned the gun on her and then himself. this all played out on national tv inside the renowned johns hopkins hospital. mike, good morning to you. >> good morning, alison. we have definitely seen an increased police presence. security guards milling about. doctors and hospital staff are return

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in the morning, 50's downtown, 40's in the suburbs. we warm to the upper 80's to more. afternoon clouds, but a very nice finished the weekend. >>> coming up, igor on the move. bermuda tourists are trying to leave before the storm makes landfall. plus, a star high school quarterback collapses and dies minutes after throwing a touchdown. what caused his death? and heading home, the americans just released -- the american released from the iranian prison is heading back to the u.s.. introducing the samsung fascinate powered by verizon. super amoled screen. six-axis 3d gaming and access to thousands of free apps. all in one ultra-thin package. you want it, we got it. the samsung fascinate. only at verizon. >>> votes are being counted after a day of violence in afghanistan. bombings killed 11 civilians and three police officers as afghans voted for a new parliament. the vote tabulation is expected to take days and some say the results will have little meeting because of fraud and low turnout. those who vote said they were determined to be heard over the taliban. >>> freed am

tomorrow low 90's inland. low 70's at the beaches. come up just a bit inland on saturday then on sunday it is 96 inland. by monday one of the hottest days you are talking near triple digit inland. is in around the bay. upper 70's at our beaches so real warm to hot forecast if making plans for the weekend. >> all right thank you sandy. >> well coming up next. the clips that says mae street pulled after parents complained it was too racey. >> we'll show you uses what some thought was so some thought was so objectionable about this greed. the wealthiest corporations. billions in profits and bonuses. and the sacramento politicians just gave these same corporations a new billion dollar handout... paid for by cuts to education and public safety with no guarantee of creating one new job. but we can change this by voting yes on proposition 24. prop 24 repeals the billion dollar giveaway and protects our schools and communities. yes on prop 24. it's time to give us a break... not the big corporations. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed

over the hill inland valley we see upper 70's to low 80's and monterey bay high in the 60's at the bay, mid 70's inland. hears the accu-weather 7Ñi day forecast. again rather sharp cool down next two days. coolest day is wednesday and high only in the mid sfichlts upper 60's around the bay and mid 50's on the coast. then we start to warm-up a little bit on friday and monday we see sort of a trend, pat he were of low 80's inland. low 70's around the bay and about 60 degrees on the coast. that's really, really pleasant. >> steady as she goes after a couple week. >> thanks very much expense engineer coming up here. crowds are bigger but are they buying? still ahead. why san francisco tourist industry is taking a crooked road to recovery. >> and discovered in an attic. rare footage from world war rare footage from world war ii. we show you some of it as i want you to >> [ male announcer ]hen meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it hapn. it to leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitmadelivered. named one of america

upper 70's. light chance of late day showers moving in. near 90. low 90's thursday and friday. cooling by the weekend. >> i have an accident now gone. i have news chopper 7 flying over the beltway in virginia. on the interloop to this wreck, only the two left lanes getting through. >> lisa, thank you. 55 degrees outside this tuesday morning. coming up next, a breakthrough in the fight agains al sdiemer disease. >> john stewart at his best on 4 today. [ male announcer ] you can't un-smoke a cigarette. and you can't go back and un-do the times you tried quitng.. ♪ but evsmoker was a non-smoker once. you could be again. for many, smokinis a treatable mecal condition. so talk to your doctor about prescripon treatment optis and support. and make this ti, your time. >> researchers discovered a protein that seems to signal how aggressive alzheimers will be. if they could lower the levels, they could slow prodepression. more than 5 million americans are estimated to be living with these diseases. the annual koflt of being owe beast is $4900 for women and $2600 foremen. >> there is a

temperatures will drop into the 50's in most locations. low 60's in the city. sunset five minutes after 7:00. and during the day tomorrow high pressure will create a southwest wind so temperatures will climb into the mid 80's. so it will feel like summer even though autumn begins in the evening. the front will slip south of us thursday but will still give us a chance for a shower or thunderstorm. we could use the rain so it will feel warm and humid. autumn begins on wednesday. 85 for a high tomorrow. mid 80's thursday and friday. scattered showers and thunderstorms possible in the afternoon each one of those days and then a cold front should go through friday night into saturday morning. there could be lingering rain saturday morning then clearing with high temperatures in the 70's. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," another recall making headlines this morning this one involving general motors. 2009 to 2010 cadillac ct s's and the glove compartment needs to be replaced. notices will be sent out next month. >> it's a four-letter word that could get you in t

low 50's to low 60's across the region. mild start and a nice northerly to northeast wind delevoping in the afternoon. we start to see the temperature crank up with wednesday off the warm land and blows down to the ocean and really takes the temperatures up. 70's at the beaches with no fog around. sea breeze is absent until late in the afternoon so temperatures are going to come up. inland area get up that the 90's close to 100 grease on wednesday and by thursday it is in the triple digit. the south bay numbers tomorrow 92 in san jose. 95 in saratoga. sunshine on the peninsula. 80's pray mayoral except los altos at 92 degrees. 88 in mountain view. 87 for san mateo o. temperatures at the coast were you in the upper 50's. lack at how much of a rise you see. 76 degrees in pacifica tomorrow. downtown san francisco noticeably warmer. 10 degree upward take. 82 degrees there and north bay mid 90's for santa rosa, napa getting up to 98 in calistoga. 96 for clover dale. in the east bay 86 for oakland. 88 for hayward. you head inland

as you know, it can easily be in the 40's and 50's. big area of high pressure dropping down out of the great lakes will be the dominating factor in our weather story here over the next couple of days. this front continues to slip down to the south. there's no precipitation along the front, and with the high coming in from the northwest, it's obvious that we're going to stay dry today and probably tomorrow as well. a little bit of high, thin cloud cover still showing up on the satellite, so we'll call it partly to mostly sunny. that cloud deck you see on the edge of the screen, those are the outer bands of igor. finally we get to say goodbye to this big storm. it came across bermuda last night as a category one hurricane. i didn't see any reports of catastrophic damage or anything. there was a big storm surge with it, but it's pulling away from the island now, and it will move into the open waters of the atlantic. and again, we can finally say goodbye to igor. our forecast here at home, mostly sunny, a little breezy, but nice. high temp

upper 70's around the bay and low 60's on the coast. clouds move in friday and cool down with slight chance of showers. wrap up or wind down on saturday giving way to sunny skies and bit of a warm-up on sunday. up and down on the thermometer but nice pattern. >> good looking week. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. >> this is probably happened to you when you fly. what happens when the luggage gets damaged? >> airline damages a snowboard.so what does the passenger owe. this is 7 on your side is coming up. >> also coming up. why college isn't paying off for college isn't paying off for i want you to >> our real nional pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love the stats. i started bringing mlunch to work -- 50 bucks aeek in my pocket. state farm insures 40 milon drivers. mo than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways to save including discounts of up 40%, having that many customers shouldn't be a sprise. so ask a neighbor about state farm then call an agent at 1-8-state-

high temperatures only in the upper 60's and low 70's. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we'll see what is on tap for the upcoming week. for now, to the news desk. >> police in rhode island say a boy was behind the wheel of a stolen van when it crashed into a car killing a young girl. this was in providence. the driver crossed the median and hit another car. the girl's mother and two other children or also seriously injured. the boy will be arraigned on several charges later today. >> the passengers experience more than turbulence of the way to the big apple. >> stay down! stay down! >> that is a flight attendant urging passengers to stay down. part of the landing gear was stock, forcing the pilot to make an emergency landing. none of the 60 passengers on board were hurt. authorities are trying to figure out why the landing gear failed. >> wow. that is scary. >> pay attention if you own a hyundai. so maters are being recalled. >> complaints about a popular soap compact car. >> we're checking on it wet m

it is in the 30's and 40's. it is not going to get that cold here, but it is a sign that the seasons are changing when you see those temperature on the misdemeanor map. let me give you a quick update on the tropics. hurricane igor has been downgraded to a category 1. right now it is about 200 miles south of bermuda, and it looks like the eye is going to pass right across the island late this after and into early tonight. because it is a category 1, we don't expect category 1 damage. obviously you can get wind gusts over 100. it won't be catastrophic, but there is going to be damage. this could even be big waves and dangerous rip currents today. a mixture of sun and clouds this morning. clouds come in this afternoon. high temperatures in the low 80's. sunrise coming up at 6:51. overnight mostly cloudy. a chance for a few rain showers as that front comes through. it does president look like a big deal in the rainfall department. cooler monday and tuesday, but nice. high temperatures in the upper 70's both days. at

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upper 70's further west. upper 40's out west. mid 50's downtown. now to the weekend. >> we have plenty of traffic starting to hit the road this morning. 66, 95 between richmond and baltimore, only volume discussed. construction gone on northbound 95. now we'll take you on a quick spin. begin with delays between wood yard road and powerhouse road on route 4. then from 210 drivers, it is slow from old fort north to get to palmer road. 95 in the baltimore-washington parkway open, just slowing. see if we can pull up a geico camera. beltway moving well at new hampshire avenue. alison? >> lisa, thank you. >>> 6:21. 65 degrees outside on a monday. >>> still to come, should genetically engineered salmon be on the menu? >>> and then oprah is talking to d.c. school chancellor michelle rhee. that is here today on 7. america needs clean energy, and america needs jobs. wind power can deliver on both - but only if the senate encourages investment by passing a strong renewable electricity standard. with a strong res, we can keep 85,000 wind power workers on the j

upper 60's and low 70's. we will not move much temperature-wise. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. first we say good morning to sarah. >> the rain is having an impact on the morning commute. we have several axes. there is one at the j.f.x. 40 miles per hour. watch for delays there. outer loop at reisterstown road, there is an accident off to the side. a vehicle spun out and is facing the wrong direction. watch for flooding on route 40 in both directions at rolling road. number at 295, there is another accident. a busy start to your morning commute. this is a mere 29. there was an accident past 29. we switch over to a live view of traffic at the beltway. we're watching for delays and to develop as you get closer to the outer loop at the j.f.x. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a cecil county casino will open its doors in just a few hours. >> it got the ok last night. kim dacey is live here in the studio with more. >> hollywood casino got the official green light after a trial run went well saturday night.

but downtown as the typical in the low 60's. but mostly clear skies, great for friday night football and great for anything if you have plans outdoors. high pressure is going to build, going to hold steady throughout the weekend. another little front may get through here late sunday but going to be a dry front. with that said, we won't see any major prescription, probably no precipitation. but where it is active is in the tropics as igor is still packing winds. it's headed towards bermuda, land fall late monday night. but julia's right behind it with 85 mile-per-hour sustained winds and carl is currently hitting mexico. very active in the tropics, very quiet and gorgeous here. temperatures in the low 80's all weekend long with plenty of sun. >> thank you, sandra. espionage plus disguises and hand to hand combat equal the perfect marriage right? that's the premise of nbc's new fall series "undercovers." and their stars, boris kodjoe and gugu mbatha-raw join us live from ber bank, california with more. good afternoon. >> good morn

and east bay south bay in the 60's so range now from mid 50's to about mid 60's. pretty wide rapping. mailed around the bay next two days. clouds increase on friday. chance of rain coming our way over the weekend. here's the satellite image showing ridge of high pressure in control of our weather right now. small ridge but important one because it is going to keep us mainly sunny and mild and dry for the next two days at least. this storm system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska moving generally in our direction. clouds will thicken on friday and system gets closer. moving rather slowly at the moment. animate the map and all the time here you can see we get that wednesday and thursday this system seems to stall and friday picks up more momentum moving in our direction and clouds on friday and perhaps a little bit of rain from this on saturday. overnight saturday into sunday see the system weaken and still produce more rain fall here and wet weather willow occur as the system pushes through the bay area. tonight no wet weather. have low clouds and fog and low

highs in the low to mid 90's today, mid 90's tomorrow and cooling by the weekend. sunday mid to upper 70's. same next week. >> that is it for "good morning, washington." we will have more news at 7:25. think about the internet. growing, evolving, literally transforming our lives. now imagine the possibilities of what tomorrow could bring. at at&t, we support a core set of standards that will guide the internet into the future... to protect users, and reward innovators, for years to come. we support a fair and open internet - affordable and accessible to everyone. transparent networks, managed in ways that are clear to all users. we support the fcc's plan to bring high-speed internet to everyone in america by 2020. and we are committed to keeping the internet working, as the economic engine that's creating jobs now. working together, investing, keeping information and ideas flowing freely, we can ensure that the internet will continue to grow and influence the future... in ways we can only imagine. because the future has always been our business. at&t. building wind

we will be in the 80's and into the 90's in some spots. we were 20 degrees warmer yesterday. 63 at the airport with a few scattered clouds. we could see a few scattered thunderstorms develop later today. most of you will have a dry day. a high temperature near 86 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. first we say good morning to sarah and see what is happening on the roads. >> one thing of notes in the outer loop. there is some police activity. otherwise we're doing quite well. 50 miles per hour on southbound 95. 53 once you get on to the north side of route harford road. the west side isn't great shy. -- is in great shape. love the mets on the north and west side outer loop. this is a quick live look outside. we are in great shape on the inner and outer loops this morning. this is the area of frederick and so far so good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now back to you. >> thank you. it appears more people in maryland are having a difficult time finding a job. >> the numbers showed 7000 peo

high temperatures in the upper 60's and maybe do the low 70's if we are lucky. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we will check on when things will clear up. >> we have a couple of accidents just in. eastbound 70 is a busy road. we have an accident reported past route 29. watch for delays there. westbound 100, the ramp from snowden river parkway has now been reopened. we're dealing with a new crash northbound on to 95 near 100. another spot where you could find some slow going. delays on the north side. it will be a slick start. nothing significant on the beltway. still moving pretty good on 95. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. nine minutes on the inner loop from 795 towards 83. no delays as a result of that accident. we will let you know how that evolves. 95 southbound and a little bit of a delay there. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the first casino will open in cecil county a few days earlier than expected. kim dacey joins us with more on the story. >> maryland banned slots in the 1960's. hollywood ca

it's in the upper 50's and low 60's there. we had a cold front go through last night that produced a couple of sprinkles, but nothing more than that. as a matter of fact, there's no precipitation along the front right now. so as it moves further away from us, all it's going to do is pull in nice, cool air mass from the north out of the southern part of canada. we can see a few high, thin clouds back behind the front, so we'll call it partly to mostly sunny today, but generally a nice monday. then the clouds you see on the edge of your screen there, that's the outer band, believe it or not, from igor. this is a huge storm. it's weaker, but, you know, it's about 600, 700 miles across almost. anyhow, it moved across bermuda last night as a category one hurricane. we didn't much damage reports, no catastrophic damage. it did have a big storm surge. it was carrying a huge wall of water with it, and it's moving away now, and we can finally say goodbye to igor. so for us here at home, partly to mostly sunny, breezy, nice. high temper

low to mid '60's however 70's for santa cruz. >>. temperatures of 10:00 a.m. its '50s and '60s and '70s and yellow and we have warming readings today. the sea breeze keeps the temperature checked it and it is not where to get terribly warm. there's a large color here in the spread that represents a couple of pockets and love '60s and '70s endure the highest per cent. look for 77 + n f i l and 76 this afternoon fairfield and san francisco 67 to the cool ocean air will keep things a little cooler for today and upper 60s and low 70's berkeley and oakland and rebel and send me interrupt. make 80s on the east valley and san ramon want to creek 77 milpitas pesetas a closing in and argue all high of 83, were born to stay cooler than average for the next several days starting monday and those meetings generally reveilles upper 60s loss of lives on the bit. will going to the next seven is essential in the afternoon and then in the forecast models indicating just the slight chance of a weather system coming into the bay area and next weekend. it is still callisto. slit

we are in the 50's. everywhere except for downtown, where it is lower 60's. tomorrow, increasing clouds. rising to the mid 80's with a few showers possible late tomorrow. >> that will do it for "good morning washington." more news at 7:26. think about the internet. growing, evolving, literally transforming our lives. now imagine the possibilities of what tomorrow could bring. at at&t, we support a core set of standards that will guide the internet into the future... to protect users, and reward innovators, for years to come. we support a fair and open internet - affordable and accessible to everyone. transparent networks, managed in ways that are clear to all users. we support the fcc's plan to bring high-speed internet to everyone in america by 2020. and we are committed to keeping the internet working, as the economic engine that's creating jobs now. working together, investing, keeping information and ideas flowing freely, we can ensure that the internet will continue to grow and influence the future... in ways we can only imagine. because the future has a

highs will be in the 70's which flows in the 50's and 60's -- with lows in the 50's and 60's of next week. >> obesity brings on all kinds of problems, but it had not been connected to memory loss. a new study looked at 9000 women and found that those that were overweight or more likely to have memory problems. we are joined by dr. meghan lynch. so, who sponsored the study and tell us more about. >> the study was based on the whi study. it looked at the baseline data. they look that height, weight, blood pressure, and they gave a test called a mini mental status exam. they found that women who were overweight or obese, they scored a little worse. >> why did they think that is? >> they are interested in finding risk factors for dementia or alzheimer's disease. that is why they did it. they are interested in finding out if heart disease, strokes, dispose you to that kind of problems, we are finding if obesity can do that. >> the simple thing is to say lose weight. that is not so easy. what are some recommendations? >> i try to teach my patience to get active. the study showed that women

temperatures in the morning low 50's. to the low 60's. in the afternoon still going to be a warm one and poor air quality expected in the east bay so it is another spare the air. moderate air quality in the north bay. temperatures in the south bay in the 90's. around campbell. los gatos. 89 in san jose. on the peninsula 82 in san mateo o. coastal areas in the mid 60's. downtown san francisco 74 degrees and as you get into the north bay still sunny in the afternoon. 88 in santa rosa. in the east bay 79 for oakland. still going to be on the hot side inland. you lack at 95 in livermore and in fairfield and around the monterey bay temperature of 72 degrees in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. hot inland tomorrow. cooler coast and bay. everyone sees the cooling and feels it. by sunday only mid 80's inland. upper 50's at our beach. labor day slight rebound but not expecting a major warm-up. then middle of next week much cooler. >> okay. nice. >> thanks very much. >> the extraordinary forces at work on the football field. come up n

mid 50's. 60's down -- upper 40's. 60's downtown. hot and humid tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >> not much happening on the highways in virginia. that's good. good on the dulles freeway and toll road. maryland drivers heading to baltimore, northbound 95 a wreck after the exit. two lanes are getting by in case you're just passing through. baltimore, you may want to take 295 just to save yourself a little grief. quickly we'll jump over to a camera just to show you the quiet stuff on the beltway. >> lisa, thank you very much. we begin now with a developing story from southwest washington where police are investigating a body found on railroad tracks. the body was found late last night near second and d streets. police have released few details about what happened here. we will bring you the latest as soon as it becomes available. >> and our other top story this morning. an alert for parents of middle and high school students across virginia. a man interacted with students at area schools for years but it was what was found inside his home that put

the s&p/case shiller home price index rose 1% from may. but economists warn the bounce was likely due to the final days of the home buyer tax credit. they see prices falling in coming months. despite that gloomy prediction, a key measure of morale is creeping up. the conference board's consumer confidence index rose a bit to 53.5 this month. a reading of 90 indicates a healthy economy, so overall, most americans still feel apprehensive about things. still ahead, the outlook for the airline industry. will carriers continue to fly high this fall? >> tom: a mixed report today on the state of u.s. banking. the industry posted its highest earnings report in almost three years, according to the f.d.i.c. banks made more than $21.5 billion in the second quarter of this year. that's nearly five times more than they earned a year earlier. despite the big profits, there are still signs of trouble. f.d.i.c. chairman sheila bair expects more banks to shut their doors this year. 118 banks have failed so far, and the number of troubled. institutions on t

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