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good morning, everyone. it's august 17th. a nice start to your tuesday morning. i'm jessica kartalija in for don scott this week. eyewitness news has weather and traffic together. good morning, sharon, we'll get to you in a second. let's start with marty. great to have you back in studio a. let's look at the day part. not unlike yesterday, warm and humid to start, hot and humid this afternoon. high of 91 and humid. 87 this evening, with a chance of some pop up thunderstorms around. tomorrow is going to be quite a bet day. we'll explain it all coming up shortly. thank you. let's c...

later at the same campground and was later euthanized. her three cubs are in a zoo in billings. the optimism about how much oil remains in the gulf may be premature, according to a new study. scientists from georgia say up to 80% of the oil that spewed into the water still remains there. the government has said only one-quarter of the oil remains. the scientists say the data was probably misinterpreted. for gulf fishermen getting into the second day of shrimp season, the question remains the same. are the shrimp safe to eat? so far, catches are reportedly big and clean. matt gutm...

out alive. cancer scare. doctors say legendary actor michael douglas had a tumor in his throat. now he will undergo eight weeks of radiation and chemo. captioning funded by cbs good tuesday morning to you. thanks for being with us. i'm erica hill. >> i'm chris wragge in for harry smith. we want to get to breaking news out of iraq this morning. suicide bomber blew himself up outside of a recruitment center in baghdad. 60 recruits and soldiers reported dead at this time. another 125 reported wounded. it was the worst such attack in weeks. casualties rushed to four hospitals around ...

intestinal parasites. but there's still no explanation as to why that bear went on such an aggressive attack against several people. the grizzly was captured a day later at the same campground and was later euthanized. her three cubs are in a zoo in billings. the optimism about how much oil remains in the gulf may be premature, according to a new study. scientists from georgia say up to 80% of the oil that spewed into the water still remains there. the government has said only one-quarter of the oil remains. the scientists say the data was probably misinterpreted. for gulf fisher...