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's. a moment in which some important turns take place in the life of american oil. two sectors we have been looking at, major oil and independent oil. this is a period in which the nation itself is kind of awakened to a new role in global politics. he quitee, in 1941, famously stated that the u.s. was entering a new era of global leadership. it was the american century dawning in the early 1940's and playing out during world war ii. we will look at how oil combined with religion helps create competing visions of american authority on the global stage. if you recall prior to spring break, we had been spending time in the interwar period, looking at oil and some of these scandals that emerged. the teapot dome scandal. we look at the competition of corporate and labor politics at the time, challenges that arise from surplus in terms of regulation of oil. what that means for government regulation. we see in the interwar period, u.s. oil is going through fits and starts and difficult circumsta

from the 40's to the 60's and 70's you have these posted in logging towns. for the larger pieces of equipment, what we have done with this display is traced the history of logging technology. we start with a cool that was -- tool that was actually developed on the east coast in the 1850's. it was also used out here. what it is is a spiked tool you would use to move logs on a river drive. as they are floating in the water it would be used to put them in the water, take them out while you're standing on them. river drive super grueling. they could take up to two weeks. the net would be in the water almost all the time with their pv's. the next is an early piece of logging technology, a felling ax. it would be used in most of the press of the united states, but in the west coast of the size of our trees, trying to fell 10 foot in diameter redwood with an ax, you would be added for days. we saw the ax above it, a crosscut saw. that is a saw made to be used by two men standing on either side. unlike what a lot of people think. you are cutting as you push the log,

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well into the 60's ■now after starting off in the 50's in some spots. temperatures are on the rise today. as we hit the low 80's yesterday. we should hit the u to around 90 for this afternoon and then our heat wave really beginning tomorrow as we get into the mid 90's, humidity with that bermuda high as well. hazy, hot and humid couple of days expected. not much relief even as we get through the rest of the work week next week because even if we take the edge off that heat we're still going to have the humidity. where is the best place to be. the beach. always comfortable by the water. 65 degrees is that water temperature. that's actually very cool atlantic water. 83 at ocean city maryland on -- for today, saturday. 86 tomorrow. little bit warmer, little bit sunnier but again, much relief from the humidity when you're along the coast. seven-day forecast shows that heat wave 94 tomorrow p-96 monday, 96 tuesday as we're in record high temperature territory. chance of a thunderstorm wednesday, those showers and thunderstorms become more likely as temperatu

upper 90's. if you love summer, it is on its way towards the end of the week. heat index the values, by friday looking at feels like temperatures of 95 degrees. we crank up the heat and humidity even more saturday, upper 90's, near 100. sunday, back into the lower 90's. going to the beach this weekend, a lot going on for the fourth of july holidays. with aees saturday, 84 chance of thunderstorms sunday. it will not be a washout. not quite picture-perfect. we will keep you updated through the week. the 10 day outlook him 83 tomorrow ,90 thursday, middle 90's friday. chance of thunderstorms saturday and sunday. the fourth of july, 88 degrees. fingers crossed for keeping the thunderstorms out of here for the big fireworks displays the na this video is heartwarming. a sea of young teenagers and a 93-year-old veteran and a cap and gown graduating. jonathan: he does i just saved a bunch of money on my car insurhuh. with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than ca

through the overnight, we drop 70's to on the lower 60's in the metro area. upper 50's by morning in the suburbs. once we get cranking through the day tomorrow with the sunshine and the winds. we will get 90. feel warmer in sunshine. because of the moisture. 92 on friday. average high is 87. we will look ahead to the weekend. a big fourth of july weekend. it's big on the heat and the humidity. highs lower 90's saturday and sunday. afternoon thunderstorms possible. monday we get a brief break from the humidity. 90. a lot of sunshine. by the fo highs lower 90's. feeling like middle 90's. 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. the beaches, you have the shower chances and the storms sunday afternoon. maybe a couple on tuesday. generally it will be pleasant at the beaches. cooler temperatures in the 80's. look at the 90's. the average high is 87. next week is 88. we have increasing humidity. storm chances saturday and sunday and tuesday and wednesday. the end of next week is fine with the sunshine and the temperatures in the 80's. scoot up the p

upper 40's, 50's to start school. after school temperatures in the mid 70's. little cool for this time of the year. we'll go with mild. but it should be a beautiful afternoon f-partly sunny and dry here locally. here are your cool numbers. 56 now in washington. 50 in leonardtown. and then look at your 40's to the west and to the north. north and east up in baltimore, 49 degrees but 48 now in frederick. 46 out in winchester. this is extraordinary. 46 in winchester. 48 in martinsburg. these temperatures very cool for this time of year. generally we get up and out the door this morning. got a new clouds off to our south and east and a storm system that will be developing along the carolina coast here. this will be pushing out to sea. we'll have clouds around today and we're still under the influence of that area of high pressure that was off to our north giving us that easterly wind yesterday. so, temperatures will be as mentioned a few degrees below normal, mid 70's, kind of a partly sunny day but i think we'll get more sunshine than yesterday and still low humi

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to go see those low 50's or maybe the upper 40's. there were a few of those around yesterday. so tomorrow, 90. it could be hotter if you get away from reagan national airport. a south wind usually reflect as little bit of the potomac but i believe some places could be above 90. a hot breezy day, but humidity not terrible just yet. but great pool. as early as 11:00. will likely see temperatures in the low 80's with plenty of sunshine, the past couple mornings been cool for the swim teamer, 2:00 p.m., temperature 88, hot and sunny and again not expecting thunderstorms tomorrow, hot and sunny at 5:00 temperature the 89, and again, as we get into friday and the weekend, we're going to go see that had my getting more oppressive, when the due point will be back up over 70 and considering that most places are below 50 now, that is going to be a big jump up. a chance of thunderstorms of course you know that the hot air from the bermuda high pressure system will be in place, pop-up storms possible saturday but slightly better chance as we get

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you're going to your current conditions, 50's 60's and 70, 71 in philadelphia. 61 in allentown, 60 in reading, 64 in lancaster, upper 50's in mount pocono. 72 in millville, 69 in wildwood. 73 right now in atlantic city. we have unsettled weather that will be heading our way. with the unsettled weather we'll have cooler temperatures, we will be below average for the next five days, tuesday and wednesday being some of our cooler days. we drop down to around 70 on tuesday, 69 on wednesday. then by thursday, we're looking at mid 70's and temperature moderating by the end of the week, by the weekend, back up to the 80's, tomorrow below average temperatures. 77 is the forecast in philadelphia. 76 millville, will be in the low 70's generally down the shore, 71 atlantic city. 75 in allentown, 76 in reading, and then the upper 60s in mount pocono. here's a look at stormscan 3, couple of showers kind of sprinkled across the map. we're dry in philadelphia but picking up on heavier downpours in the lehigh valley, allentown starting to move a little bit off towards the east. orange and red showing

from the 40's to the 60's and 70's you have these posted in logging towns. for the larger pieces of equipment, what we have done with this display is traced the history of logging technology. a cool that was actually developed on the east coast in the 1850's. it was also used out here. what it is is a spiked tool you would use to move logs on a river drive. as they are floating in the water it would be used to put them in the water, take them out while you're standing on them. river drive super grueling. they could take up to two weeks. the net would be in the water almost all the time with their pv's. the next is an early piece of logging technology, a felling ax. it would be used in most of the press of the united states, but in the west coast of the size of 10 trees, trying to fell foot in diameter redwood with an ax, you would be added for days. we saw the ax above it, a crosscut saw. that is a saw made to be used by two men standing on either side. unlike what a lot of people think. you are cutting as you push the ll.eacht on the pu would take turns pus

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from the 40's to the 60's and 70's you have these posted in logging towns. for the larger pieces of equipment, what we have done with this display is traced the history of logging technology. we start with a cool that was -- tool that was actually developed on the east coast in the 1850's. it was also used out here. what it is is a spiked tool you would use to move logs on a river drive. as they are floating in the water it would be used to put them in the water, take them out while you're standing on them. river drives were pretty grueling out here, they could take up to two weeks. the net would be in the water almost all the time with their pv's. the next is an early piece of logging technology, a felling ax. it would be used in most of the rest of the united states, but in the west coast of the size of our trees, trying to fell 10 foot in diameter redwood with an ax, you would be added for days. we saw the ax above it, a crosscut saw. that is a saw made to be used by two men standing on either side. unlike what a lot of people think. you are cutting as yo

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the low 90's by sunday. the better chance for thunderstorms today, hit or miss tomorrow and by sunday, a lesser chance for some storms for father's day. maybe you are trying to run with data on sunday morning at south lakes high school with low 70's at 7:00 a.m., building into the upper 80's by 11:00 a.m. stay well hydrated and apply your sunblock. chance for thunderstorms after p.m. and into saturday. sunday a lesser chance. degrees.re will be 92 some steadier rainfall will arrive monday with the actual front moving through. we have to remember we have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere so we could have heavy downpours >> a heroic tribute in california with los angeles city hall firing up the bat single -- signal in honor of adam west to died last friday after a battle with leukemia. don't get surprised to be start seeing some very interesting costumes on the streets of the district today. the fifth annual awesome con kicks washington convention center. around safety thousand people should be attending. --

as halftime, already or still in the mid-70's by the end of the game, low 70's. partly cloudy skies tonight. as we wake up tomorrow morning, notice our temperatures in the 60's to low 70's, factoring in higher dew points tomorrow. i think it will feel more humid that today. coming up, a look at your later week forecast and tracking some showers and thunderstorms this weekend. stay tuned. now, theing right mural featuring 15 faces on the side of this chili bowl is complete. we have been waiting for months to see the finished product. the wait is over. the city has unveiled the neural. the people featured have either made or are making a big impact in the city. each one was handpicked by residents in an online contest earlier this year. news at noonabc 7 -- going-moving bus backwards with nobody at the wheel. is stepping ceo down. the next move for the ridesharing giant. talk about a wild ride. how this guy ended up on the but first, a check of traffic. thank you. it is going to be a tough ride and if you spots on 395. we start with the 14th street bridge. the far

starting tomorrow talking about 90's in the forecast. take a look at those blue skies across the city. it is just simply gorgeous this evening. and it's definitely feeling like summer as well. it's even really nice down in rehoboth at boardwalk plaza. take a look at this. lots of people still out walking the boards and we even have tons of people who are still out on the sand even at this hour and that is just a testament to how great it feels and how summer like it feels this evening. let's take a look at storm scan3 t a live look. things are quiet around the city but it's a little bit of different story when you head up towards allentown, just an isolated shower up there. could see some heavier downpours with this cell as it moves through but otherwise things stay quiet in the city tonight. we're quiet into delaware, we're quiet into southern new jersey as well. just a very nice quiet summer like night setting up. we officially made it to 88 degrees. that is 7 degrees above average for this time of year. definitely a summer like day an

upper 80's, low 90's. now, a little bit of instability possibly could kick in. 10% chance maybe can't rule out maybe a passing sprinkle or even maybe a pop-up thunderstorm, right now it looks like that will be to areas near martinsberg. with all the heat, instability is definitely a forecast. if you're heading to the ocean, that's a good good little thing to do. it would be nice to be at the beach. water temperature about 65. it will be great to cool off. 65 for tonight as we put it together few clouds but a warm comfortable night and for tomorrow, heading to the 90-degree mark gti look at the seven-day forecast. mid 90's by tuesday. 96 a run of pretty dry days but hot. back with more after the break, stay with us. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with bet

mid 70's by 11:00, mid 80's by 5:00. that's a check of the forecast. over to caitlin now for traffic. >> mike, good morning. beautiful start for our zip trip in georgetown. i'll be down there as well beginning at 9:00 a.m. your commute starting off a little busy in southern maryland. you're coming out of the fort washington area approaching oxon hill here in southern maryland 210fyi we have a closure at palmer road in both directions due to a serious crash which we're still getting details about. julyou'll have to follow local detours. 210 northbound and southbound clos looking free and clear on all majors this morning. 270 really very light volume 70 to the beltway. and that's going to take you all the way from frederick county through montgomery county. not looking at any issues on and 270 so far this morning. that's a look at maryland. we'll have the virginia roads coming up. wisdom and maureen. >> thank you very much caitlin. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning federal health regulators wait a minute -- want to remove. >> taylor swift back to spotif

within 5 degrees or so, moving forward, look at this, we will go from 50's, 70's, to 80's and we will keep heating up with every passing day, so to the point that hey we are in the lower 90's by monday and tuesday and all and all once we get rid of the left over shower today we are generally dry and skies brighten up weekend is looking g meisha, might see a spotty shower or thunderstorm but all and all great pool weather for the weekend. >> what can i say, loving it, katie. i love that. sixty's, 70's, 80's and 90's, that is exactly what we want to hear and what we have been waiting for. forty-two freeway north bound at creek road this is what we are looking at. things are looking nice, really nice out there hopefully i can hold you here later in the have o'clock hour starts to change around 6:30 but if we can keep you here until 6:00 that is what we want. 202 taillights moving in the north bound direction approaching king of prussia. you can see what you are working with there. looking good there as well, i got a feeling it will be a good, day. here's construction, resurfacing, 95 sou

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to the lower 60's. overnight with the clear skies, light wind and dry air that will allow the temperatures to drop in the mid-50's in many suburban areas overnight and supper 50's inside the we'll be good. some of the mountainous area out west are in the 40's waking up for the second day of june. at the bus stop, a fine friday at the bus stop. 62 at sunshine at pickup time. 74 at recess. 79 at dismissal. sunny and warm. so another gorgeous day. looking ahead to the weekend. saturday looks terrific. it will be partly cloudy and warm. not terribly humid. 80 degrees. by the time we get to sunday and monday everything starts to change. what is a question mark is the late day showers and storms. will they move in at 4:00 or 5:00 or develop and move in more like :00 or -- 7:00 or 8:00? both are possible. it's warm and more humid. highs of 8 a. if you have outdoor plans for sunday and want to stay dry, do it in the morning or the early afternoon. maybe with good fortune it will wait until sunset before the sho

due points are in the 50's and 60's. things are feeling really not too bad on the due point comfort index, we'll be in this pleasant category with due points in the 50's, nice sunday is on tap. i told you cooler weather heading our way, monday we're in the low 80's, upper 70's tuesday, below average. especially for june standards, back up to 81 wednesday. by end of next week and weekend we'll start to see the heat and humidity creeping back up. here's a look at the set up as we head to the remainder of the overnight hours, high pressure is no control for sunday, beautiful day, cold front will be swinging through monday. we could have just stray shower on monday but limited shower chances for the next several days in the upcoming week. nice forecast down the shore. sunny and nice for sunday with a high temperature of 83, cooler by monday with highs in the upper 70's a lot of sunshine. watch for a stray shower tuesday. temperatures in the mid 70's. tonight overnight low temperature of 69. mostly clear. pleasant of sunshine

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temperatures in the 30's. in the 90's. 94 on friday. ervin n.erin is not having fun k i am. >> a detour in place at eisenhower avenue. working on getting a second detour set up at telegraph road. traffic is saint barnabas road. it's over i hate to say this a two-hour delay if you wait in that backup from saint barnabas road to the detour at eisenhower. it's a crash reconstruction scene and investigation from earlier this morning. happened, the crash, just before 5:00 a.m. outer loop dealing with rubberneck delay. keep it to fox5 news morning. we're going to help you steer clear of those issues. i have your detours for you as well. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> right off the top at 7 o'clock this morning, breaking news on the roadways. major issues on the inner loop of the beltway right before van dorn street. it has been blocked for several hours. delays all the way back to saint barnabas road. well before you cross the wilson bridge. >> also developing this morning, fox5 digging for answers and getting results. this as

if you go back to the 1990's when oil prices were $10 a barrel and the s&p energy sector was about 10% of the index, oil prices could move on any number of days. they have in the period of 1996 yto 1998. i think we are in a similar situation today. we've already been through our oil prices and because we have this recent biases of investors, who think oil prices move -- the reality is, oil prices have moved a lot and stocks have only gone higher. the reason is because energy, which is the most sensitive, is the index right now. it's a lower share of the index than it was in the late 1990's. being a part of this tells you we've had a major washout in energy stocks. but it also tells you oil is no longer the indicator you lost your direction on the index at large. joe: it's interesting because i remember like the late 1990's, everyone going crazy for tech stocks and oil seemed like it would be low forever. i remember filling up my car for less than one dollars a gallon. do you think people have forgotten that it works like that? gina: definitely today is very different, low 90's and one

and 60's? china was in desperate poverty for part of this time. of course, the great leap forward had been a horrific failure. during the 1950's-early 1960's, you have as many as 40 million people starving to death. so where does china get the money and resources to compete with the united states in terms of economic aid? i argue in the book that china was actually highly strategic about its aid and also surprisingly successful. in fact, i would say china's economic aid programs were china focused a lot of it stayed on poor countries in africa. there were not well understood by the united states. where the chinese believe that they were in a position to really have an impact. the idea was that chinese a project would be more than just simple in project. it would also be each case. models the virtue of sino african cooperation. how chinese aid was more selfless and altruistic than american aid. this wooden term ultimately create a model of economic cooperation both sino-american cooperation and

fox 5's kristen leone is near where it happened with the video. kristen? >> reporter: good evening, marina, we're told that the man in that video, anthony shatow, you saw dc police try and arrest he has a history of breaking in and squatting at those apartments on g. and that's why we're told police were called there from the beginning. neighbors there say some of them say that even though he shouldn't have been there at that time, that what police did to him he didn't deserve that. that's why they pulled out their phones and and started recording. take a closer >> reporter: the video itself is going viral on instagram. in it, you hear a man shouting to two dc police officers. at one point you see dc police appear to try and restrain him. but what happened next anthony says was uncalled for. >> they never said i was under arrest. they they ever told me to stop, they never told knee anything. >> anthony, the man in that video, told fox 5 today two days ago, he got a call about officers trying to take away his pitbull. at these apartments off of g street sou

there is a jacket for now because temperatures are in the 40's in the suburbs and 50 's here in the city with 55 degrees we have a 5 miles an her breeze, out of the west , sunrise at 5:32. checking those other temperatures it is 45 in pottstown. chilly, 42 up in mount pocono. we will head down the shore cape may at 58. brigantine 52. up in doyletown it is 45 and only 41 in perkasie. so that sweater weather for now no rain on radar and we don't expect any today. sun inn a cool yesterday with a high of 72. today we will gain 10 degrees or more with the high of 83. finally feeling like june is supposed to feel after a cool stretch, earlier in the week, so that is your friday, we will take you through rest of the weekend and talk about the excessive heat next week coming up. right now nothing excessive on the roadways to tell you about construction on the blue route northbound between norristown and mid county toll place, everybody getting bio kay, we are taking another look at the burlington bristol bridge, and a few test opening but it should be opened at five, like right now, so, take ano

and 60's. ot seeing much in the way of radar. you have to look in the way of slight showers and around d.c. and will be spotty and scattered. at the bus stop, a little on the damp side, 63 the temperature, under 70 i think most neighborhoods for today, keep the gray sky around for today. a little more sunshine is expected tomorrow. definitely saturday, a pride parade. here's a look at the numbers, 85 in the afternoon and by late 7:00, 9:00 we'll drop into the mid to upper 70's across the area. by the way, it will be broadcast leave over news channel 8. check that out. we'll be out there, too, all weekend long, celebrating fairfax with the heat rising to 92 sunday. adriana: i was making fun of adriana because she was so fancy with her pinot noir. julie: let's keep it real. veronica: i like my bourbon. julie: out on the beltway, 16-minute ride. don't get me talking about mad dog. outer loop, 16-minute ride from college park to 270, all the lanes are open. not a bad start to the commute early this

70's, mid 80's and low humidity saturday afternoon for the capital 92 on sunday and early next week, those are big numbers for the first half of june here and even by the end of next week when we cool off a bit, cooling to 90 which will be seven degrees above average so not unusual to have these heat snaps and mini heat waves. this is the first one of the season. adrianna: so pack sun glasses, sunscreen. doug: all good tools at your disposal. adrianna me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam,aught and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. adrianna: now to the big baby news out of hollywood. actor george clooney and his wife welcomed twins. abc's diane masato with all the seximet. diane: twins ella and alexander in the u.k. they say ella, alexander and a

tomorrow mid 80's with partly sunny skies and by sunday upper 80's. we are looking at a warming trend. locally, we are in the mid and upper 70's. very comfortable and through the afternoon it should be spectacular. maybe a little lunch outside. it will be superb. the difference today and what is coming up later in the week is that humidity will start to build. nationals are playing tonight are looking good. celebrate fairfax looking good. no matter what you have planned weatherwise it is going to cooperate. sundown at8:32. into the weekend we have several events. i want to talk about one in the morning tomorrow. it is the airlines owners and policy association wing and wheels event in frederick. cars, motorcycles and airplanes together. you can check that out tomorrow afternoon, the pride parade kicks off at dupont and logan circles. upper 80's.nd remain dry. your extended forecast shows that he does linger all the way through the weekend and into next week. in fact, it is going to be hot, mid 90's monday and tuesday. wednesday, couple of isolated sto

mid 80's.tomorrow, upper 70's. back to 80's. when you get to the middle of june, there is no way to hold temperatures this low for long. it's just a matter of time before they pop back into the mid to upper 80's, probably the 90's again. let's see how it looks father's day weekend. friday, highs of 80 degrees. mid-to-upper 80's for saturday and hyundai. we cool off a bit week. end of next week, our average high will be 84, 85. trust me, we are not finished with these heat waves. adriana: that is a wrap. the pittsburgh penguins are riding high after another stanley cup win. this reboundame, for the go-ahead goal. the penguins win their fifth stanley cup championship in franchise history. the third cup in the sidney crosby era and crosby got m.v.p.. tonight, the warriors have a chance to close it out at home. nba finals action is right here on abc seven. the and warriors going at it warriorsn -- cavs and going at it once again. tipoff is at 9:00. our coverage begins at 8:30 p.m. should be a good one. the first heatwave of the seas

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it's nice to get a break, low 80's to upper 70's tomorrow and tuesday. that's your seven-day forecast. annie? >>> scary moments at a six flags amusement park in upstate new york, a teenager fell from a stopped sky ride before tumbling 25 feet below into a crowd of people. the 14-year-old girl did not get seriously hurt, she's in the hospital in stable condition with no serious injuries. park officials inspected the ride and say it's in good working >>> headed to china only three people have been rescued. crews rescued ten bodies so far and still searching for 93 others lost in the land slide. officials say that event was caused by heavy rain. >>> developing overnight in pakistan, an oil tanker flipped over killing 148 people. it happened sunday. officials say the tanker flipped and burst into flames. 50 others were injured. the death toll is likely to rise. >>> time is 7:18. coming up at 7:00. >>> president trump taking on the senate's version of the healthcare bill, as a group of republicans line up against the proposed changes. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. >>> th

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mid-90's all over the place. saturday afternoon will feel mid-to-upper 90's. the typical heat and the humid on the way. the pool is a good spot. you have to watch the sky for possibility of thunderstorms in the afternoon weekend. we look to the fourth of july it's a generic forecast. alison: it feels weird on a tuesday. >> i monday. three-day weekend is a better deal. can we change that? alison: i don't think so. doug: call your congressman. alison: crews are preparing to exhume the body of a popular artist. larry: what has people concerned about a new feature on snapchat. alison: then tonight on abc -- larry: now autria godfrey has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> thank you, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- d.c. becomes the first in the nation to issue transgender licenses. we are live with reaction to the move. >> should children get paid to do chores? how about chipping in for college. discover how to make your kid a money genius. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tom alison: we told you friday this

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the u-s-s fitzgerald collided with a merchant ship .. off the coast of yoko-suka, japan. the ship is taking on water but offcials say, it is ánotá in danger of sinking. the japanese coast guard is helping search the waters around the ship for the missing crew members. there are approximately thrr- hundred- thirty sailors on board. (steve) coming up... find out why the american heart association... is warning against using coconut oil... ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little later in this broadcast you will not believe how much the warriors ownership paid to have the parade yesterday.""ooh i'll have to find out""that's exactly the benefit of a tease. we got some emails, some warriors stuff>"plenty of warriors, a little bit of everything""nobody ripping your husband..." "there might be a rip or two.""alright... people love the negative... a little bit later in this broadcast." (steve)here's what we're tracking tonight at ten... .....tonight at ten sot: ella sogomonian/walnut creek/

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