[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] hello. good afternoon im number here and also a great civil war enthusiast. it s my great pleasure to welcome you and our speakers. before we begin please note the emergency exits marked at the front and the rear of the room so please take these out in silence them i m sure everybody has a really cool ring tone but we don t want to hear them right now. thank you so much. while you do that i ve been asked to mention the members who seek knowledge and reflection and discourse and creative expression within these walls. to my fellow members here today, thank you and to our guests, welcome and please consider joining our community. just outside this room we will have tables we find details how to join as a member. now i m pleased to introduce a history professor, the author of nine books including the cowinner from the last civil war regiment published 2016 it highlights the massachusetts 54h and 55th regiment and the calvary an
storms and left over cloud cover a better part of the day, held it under 90. a chance of widely scattered storms, but the heat advisory goes into effect at 1 p.m. sunday until 8 p.m., generally east of the blue ridge. the further east, excessive heat warning. we are expecting air temperatures in the mid to upper 90 s, the heat index making it feel like 105. the 88 degree high today. these are real-time temperatures, near 90 winchester. the dewpoint temperatures, the measure of the humidity, the visible water locked in the air. mid-70 s, muggy, stifling, just gross, feels like 96. 98 temperature tomorrow, feeling even hotter. we will talk about heat safety and complete forecast from the belfort furniture weather center coming up. jeannette: we look forward to that, thanks. speaking of heat, nats fans are enduring the brutal heat. the stadium is making concessions to make people say. linda hernandez has how people are keeping cool. lots of water? linda: absolutely, and the nats
meteorologist lauren ricketts breaked down the start of a heat wave. it will be a warm one out there. not only was it warm today but lucky for us we had showers and thunderstorms early this morning. but once we head into the rest of the workweek or weekend into the next week oh, boy we ll see things heat up. and here is the current temperatures out there. 87 is our temperature here in washington. 91 in frederick. 90 in leesberg. what constitutes a heat wave here in d.c., three consecutive days above 90. d.c. not so much, but if you are headed out to dinner partly cloudy, hot and humid a passing shower but this is what we are worried about tomorrow. excessive heat. and we have a heat vise in place. we ll let you know how hot it will get coming up. cooling centers are opening up. you can go to the reefs center and libraries and community centers and senior centers in fairfax, montgomery and prince george s county. and we have a list of cooler centers and six things you ne
it. here s ray flores. ladies and gentlemen, after 12 rounds, we go to the scorecards. here are your score totals. judges at ringside, scores them out 115 to 109. and 116 to 108 for your winner by unanimous decision and still the junior featherweight champion carl the jackal frampton. no surprise. the jackal wins in an unanimous decision. retained his junior featherweight title. he s now with brent. brent? there it is. second time he has defended the world title. you got dropped, carl twice in the opening round. what was going through your mind? it was just i don t know. i was in just shock. come out slow, but i need to give gonzalez credit. if you look at him, he doesn t look like a big puncher. the man can punch and a car washington yore. you said you need to come to america not just to win but to put on a show. did you do that? well, it was exciting. it wasn t you know, it wasn t the performance that i wanted. i had a few you know, i don t want to make ex
his comets and what veterans have to say about it. now abc 7 news at 11:00 am on your side. jeannette: getting ready for extreme heat, the district has activated its emergency plan with dangerous temperatures on the way tomorrow. devon lucie is in the abc 7 weather center. devon: finding a way to stay cool is tops. belfort furniture weather center the stormwatch radar, watching closely as this cluster of storms from the midwest to the great lakes, there is southward movement. rule watch that overnight come early morning. heat advisory issued, going into effect from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m., with the heat index expected to 105. the heat index is the combination of the temperature taken in the shade plus the humidity and what it feels like. it was humid saturday, 83 real-time temperature, 75 dew point, feels like 91. it will be hotter and more humid tour. the heat index could 110 at the high end. most of us, the heat index 105 106, which is why we have the heat advisory. we will l