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picked up central virginia, moving north and east, lots of clouds around today, temperatures a little cooler than they have been. warm and muggy, high temperatures 80 degrees again we should be dealing with rain showers right through the evening rush hour. 72 degrees, check out humidity 87%, dew point temperatures running in the upper 60s not terribly comfortable outside winds out of the south 9 miles per hour here is your forecast today, showers in the forecast, umbrella. good looking...

sector, the humanitarian sector, as well as other intergovernmental organizations work with us. i think weve done that pretty well in many theaters but we have to do more. and those things make us successful. and i finally see a lot of them coming together. but patience not only is a virtue but it is something we often lack when were trying to get things done. >> and i think, look, somebody somewhere concluded that post-conflict, post-crisis transitions are supposed to last two years. ...

today from wildfires in the far west to heavy rain and flooding on the gulf and east coasts. and even though the official start to summer is more than a week away, hot temperatures are baking parts of the country. nbcs jay gray has more. >> reporter: from flooding to wildfires across the country extreme conditions are making it a difficult and very dangerous start to the summer season. >> its a very aggressive fire. its fuel driven, wind driven, and so the conditions have not been favo...

>> thank you so much. outer loop after braddock road, an accident in the right lane. this one just reported so scoot over to the left if youre heading to the outer loop of the beltway passing braddock road. let me take you over to the maps. on the southbound side of the gw parkway, right here at the exit to the c.i.a., a tree down in the roadway. crews are telling us all lanes are blocked as they try to remove it. once you have one incident on the gw parkway early, it sets the tone for...

concert from justin bieber. his next stop, rockefeller plaza. the countdown for the concert is on. "today," tuesday, june 12, 2012. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and ann curry, live from studio 1, a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome today on this tuesday morning. im ann curry. >> im matt lauer. firefighters are in a fierce battle out west trying to gain control over those wildfires including the newest one in colorado. 41,000 acres have burned there alr...

tourism sector. i mean, im sure you know yemen is a beautiful country, its an ancient civilization. we have over 2,000 kilometers of coastlines in addition to islands. and, i mean, i think what were doing is also is creating some change at the community level, is creating some demand for good governance, demand to make the government accountable to the people. and in my opinion, if anything could end yemens problem, it would be a legitimate state. a state thats seen by the people as re...

four homeless. well tell you why pg&e is here right now making repairs. >> a suspicious fire in martinez, arson investigators think they know who is responsible. >> hundreds of people evacuated in north beach. what were now finding out about the woman linked to a bomb scare. >> mornings on 2 starts now. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome to mornings on 2 im dave clark. good morning im tori campbell. it is tuesday june 12th. right no...

to keep offering benefits mandated by the new health care reform law, even if the supreme court strikes it down. >> ifill: paul solman poses some tough moral questions to harvard professor michael sandel raised in his new book, "what money cant buy." >> when almost everything in our public life is sold off to the highest bidder, something is lost, money comes to matter more and more in our society, and that takes a toll on the commonality of our civic life. >> woodruff: we update the v...

beeb bibi netanyahu. both obama and romney are going rural, focusing on small towns and states that could make a difference this fall. this fall, romney launches a bus tour through battleground states. and president obama kicked off this week by going local, inviting reporters from eight small stations around the country to the white house. the target, mostly rural markets in battleground states. think sioux city, iowa, roanoke, virginia, and the biggest little city in america, reno,...

on the gulf and east coasts. and even though the official start to summer is more than a week away, hot temperatures are baking parts of the country. nbcs jay gray has more. >> reporter: from flooding to wildfires across the country extreme conditions are making it a difficult and very dangerous start to the summer season. >> its a very aggressive fire. its fuel driven, wind drink, and so the conditions have not been favorable. >> we have good reason to believe there are 100-plus struc...