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this 25th of july. good saturday morning to you. we are going to start off with chuck s homework. another hot day, but humidity not as bad, right? that s right. pencils down. beautiful weather on tap. humidity, as you mentioned, nice and low. temperatures have fallen quickly into the 60s this morning across the outlying suburbs. here is the view from the tower camera. downtown, washington, a mostly clear sky in place. a beautiful day coming our way. plan on plenty of saturday sunshine. today the high humidity will be making a comeback. it looks like a building heat wave for the middle parts of the week. nothing to worry about today. sunshine high, humidity low. nothing showing up on the radar this morning. temperatures mid-60s in the suburbs, 73 downtown, 71 annapolis. plan on sunshine and heat, high near 92 degrees. we ll talk about your sunday rain chances in a few minutes. thank you, chuck. 6:01 right now. a man died following a shooting in the district. this i ....
straight spots of the beltway. it s going ton throughout the weekend. alternating lane closures on the inner and outer loop. we actually had three lanes closed. that was over at 7:00 this morning. what you are going to see are one and two lane closures as you go through this area. you ll start to see back ups around central avenue, at least in one direction and probably ritchie marlboro in the other. this is what s happening because of concrete repairs going on on the beltway. not a lot of concrete here, but overpasses. this is a heavily traveled area. this is a heavily stressed section of the beltway. you might see how light traffic seems these days. a lot of people on vacation and school is out. that s when the crews take the opportunity to do much needed repairs. it may cause hardship now, but you ll thank them in september on your daily commute. derrick ward news 4. thanks. new this morning, one man died following a shooting in the district. it happened not far ....
search and the extra help called in from other bay area police and sheriff departments. good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. it s monday, july 27th. i m i m gasia mikaelian i m gasia mikaelian. i m dave clash. ready for hot weather? i have to be, right? steve. coast won t be that bad. there is a little bit of fog. san mateo, santa cruz coast. temperatures, i think the water temps are really cold. they turned on the weekend. that will keep coastal lowrations night lowrations nice locations nice. it s clear for many. a decent breeze for many. some. higher elevations getting gusts, 20, 25. at the surface, it s not that bad. south, south, southwest. 10 miles an hour. a little bit of the fog favoring areas of the city. 51 degrees at half moon bay. 67, almost 70 for some. napa airport, also made it to 51. spin in the atmosphere is what cleared us out. there will be a lot of sun. warmer for most. there will be a few locations on the coast even with th ....
it could have been worse. but now comes the slow process of getting back home, hundreds of thousands of people who were evacuated now on grid lacked freeways like this one in miami. quite a scene there. nbc bay area vianey arana has been in in south florida the past self-day. and she saw the worst of what happened and now seeing the recovery. she reports from miami. reporter: as the storm continuing to push across the southeast right now, the sounds of wind and rain have been replaced by saws. and stacked debris in florida where a day after irma the sunshine state is reeling. we ve got downed power lines across the state process. we have roads impassible. reporter: the first hit and one of the most severe in the keys, the storm chewing up and spitting out everything in the path. moving to the peninsula. miami was overwhelmed. i don t know what i m going to do with my kids. i lost everything. so much has been lost across the entire state. some areas taken by ....
congressman. our next guest of the morning is representative garret graves of louisiana and here to talk about what happens when the areas of the country get ravaged by storms. could you give us yours experience in louisiana and take us back to what you did before you came to congress? sure. we have a wlabd slachbd surveyi company, so i ve spent my whole life in the unique terrain. but a few jobs back, i was responsible for largely restoring the coastal wetlands following 2005 hurricanes. one of the largest projects in u.s. history. and made extraordinary progress helping to improve the resilience of the communities and of the ecosystem in south louisiana. what did you learn about the federal government s role in those situations from the job that you did? it is backwards. the entire parra dichl how we approach disaster is backwards. we end up spending billions following a disaster rather than spending millions being proactive and improving the resilience of our ....