happening now -- flash flooding leaving a path of destruction. a wall of water stranding thousands of families. >> unbelievable. >> their camp sites destroys in an instant. this hot tub in a river of mud. cars and vans swallowed. rescue workers smashing windows. brand new information on the ebola patient in atlanta. showing signs of improvement. the second aid worker infected returning home to the u.s. in the next 36 hours. water emergency in the midwest. it's still not safe to drink in one major american city. fears spreading about the algae, more cities running extra tests

on the water supply. and beyoncé's bomb shell, exploding social media with a remix of flawless. taking on the infamous incident in the elevator, what's behind the lyrics, and the new pictures overnight that show queen bey still rules the world. and good morning, america, hope you had a good weekend. we know michael strahan did. let's take a look there, being inducted into the nfl hall of fame. what a moment for him. and they even got the gap right. in that bust. we know robin was there too. having fun together as well. spending time on his big night. >> michael strahan's big smile

on full display. congratulations to him. it is a busy news morning, begin with the massive wall of water and the now-deadly mudslide in southern california, stranding thousands in an instant. brin brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: take a look at the wall of mud that's devoured this driveway and spread up to the front door. the fast-moving waters and debris sweeping the area so quickly, not everyone had enough time to escape. overnight, flash flooding sending mud and debris through southern california, swallowing cars, campers and vans. >> unbelievable. >> reporter: thunderstorms brought flash floods, as much as 4 inches falling in one hour, causing a wall of debris to cut off access to two mountain towns. leaving at least 2,000 stranded. including 500 adults and children at a summer camp

program. one person was killed after swift-moving floods swept their car away. in forest falls, a wall of moving mud as high as 15 feet and up to 75-feet wide. watch how quickly the flood appears. that's the sound of trees snapping. and seconds later, this torrent of water. at least five rescued. nearby, this car trapped underwater. rescuers breaking the windows, making sureno one inside. this vehicle empty, a small shred of hope. >> this is the worst since at least 1969. >> reporter: that water is desperately needed elsewhere in the state. more than a dozen fires currently burning in northern and central california. there is an active search and rescue operation underway to find anyone else who may have been swept away as they clean up

this massive mess. >> thank you. and more flooding in the forecast. six states in the threat zone. ginger is tracking it. >> spreading from california to can idaho, and in new mexico this morning. watching for rainfall at 2 inches per hour at times. and look at bulls eye. anywhere from central california all the way to jackson, wyoming. up to 3 inches. much more coming up in the nation's weather including the fire forecast. now to the ebola emergency. the second american aid worker infected begins her journey home today. as her colleague is getting better under close supervision. steve osunsami is at emory hospital where they will be treated. good morning. >> reporter: that second is expected to leave liberia this evening our time and arrive here tomorrow mid-morning.

the world is waiting for nancy writebol to return. soon to become the second person ever to carry the ebola virus on to u.s. soil. on saturday, her colleague, dr. kent brantly was the first. that's him in a full biohazard suit, walking into the hospital. >> to see him walk, which hadn't even occurred to me, was just unbelievable. >> reporter: his waife, amber, not allowed to hold his hand, but saw him. flying him from africa was complicated to say the least. he was moved in a specially-designed isolation pod like this one, and an airtight tent good for one patient at a time. which is why they are making two trips. today writebol will travel to bangor, maine, before landing at dobb bins air force base outside

of atlanta tuesday afternoon. >> we have the expertise to safely care for these patients. >> reporter: they contracted the disease treating african patients. the cdc next door is on alert, taking every precaution, confident they can keep the staff healthy and the disease from spreading. >> the bottom line is we know how to stop it. >> reporter: this has been quite a local story as well. the families here concerned that such a deadly pathogen being brought in. but those fears misplaced, the cdc just down the street has much more deadly bugs safely on lockdown. >> and joined by a professor of medicine and dr. rich besser. we heard steve osunsami talk about the anxiety in atlanta. are you facing any kind of a

brushback from patients or families at the hospital concerned this could spread? >> we have been hearing some concern about safety, and frankly we view that as an opportunity for education. >> and rich besser, we heard from dr. brantly's wife that his condition is improving. and he received an experimental see rum before he left africa. what can you tell us about that? >> there was discussion about one dose of an experimental serum coming, and he said to give it to his colleague. we don't know if this is the same, we don't know what exactly it was. look at it closely, because as you know, there's no known drug treatment or cure for ebola. >> and patients can seem to be improving and slip back. when will we know when someone is safe to go out in public? >> yeah, they will be monitoring

him closely. what's normally seen in a case of ebola, you have the acute symptoms, you are so sick, and patients who are going die, it's a downward spiral towards death. usually not able to a walk and slip back. i'm sure they'll monitor his liver and kidney function. they tend to get hit hard. i have talked to people who have treated ebola patients, but over the acute illness, they are able to go home, and no family members pick it up from the e o exposu exposure. >> the body learns to fight the infection. >> that's what you're looking for. since there's no drug, the immune system has to fight that. the signs are promising, and he is improving. >> also promising that his colleague is well or stable enough to travel to the united states. >> they are going to have to

assess her again, the journey can be ardous. the team will have to do the assessment. can she make the journey back to atlanta? >> thank you both very much. and now to the water emergency that has left hundreds of thousands of people without tap water in toledo, ohio. s to ins were found in the water, and they are waiting to be told it's safe to drink again. and on the shores of lake erie. >> reporter: good morning, there is a state of emergency here in toledo, ohio. 400,000 people unable to drink, cook or brush their teeth with the tap water here for a third straight day. all of this after toxins from an algae bloom got into the city's water system.

the algae bloom so big, visible from outer space. fueled by fertilizer off farmland into the lake. so poisonous, it can cause liver and nerve damage. prompting cleveland, detroit and buffalo and chicago to closely monitor or run extra tests on their own supplies. the great lakes providing drinking water for 26 million people. but harmful algae can pop up anywhere. >> it hit me hard. >> reporter: this man was paralyzed from washing his dog who went swimming in a lake four years ago. >> 2012, harmful blooms in 21 states. i believe the number now is up to 30. >> reporter: back in tooe lee doe, lining up in cars and on foot to get safe water. >> to take baths and wash dishes. we have a couple cases of water to drink. >> reporter: but the bottled water just isn't enough. this morning restaurants and

businesses closed again. even some hospitals canceling surgeries. this sign is all about algae, telling people not to go in the water if it looks like spilled green paint. there is a ban on swimming right now. the good news is it looks like the water crisis may soon be over. test results have been improving, the mayor expects to update people this morning. >> all right. spilled, green paint. i agree. and over to dan harris with the morning's other top stories. >> good morning, everybody. start with new video of the devastation caused by a massive earthquake in southwest china. showing some of the 12,000 homes flattened. more than 400 people killed. but that death toll could rise sharply. rain is making the search for victims extra-challenging right now. and breaking overnight, israel calling a temporary cease-fire after a harsh rebuke

from the u.s. government. the u.s. was appalled by the attack on a shelter, calling it disgraceful. ten civilians were killed. a second person died from an apparent overdose of drugs at a concert in maryland. they were at the mad decent block party. the club drug molly was available. 20 people went to the hospital. and off the coast of washington state, a 25-foot boat up in flames. the owner clung to a life raft as the boat split apart. he held on for an hour until a coast guard chopper arrived. he is being treated for hypothermia. and a flight, the woman running toward the cockpit, and the flight attendant was punched in the stomach, we do not know what set her off.

and an occupational hazard. two window washers hanging when their platform fell into a vertical position. they waited patiently in the heavy wind for several minutes until help finally arrived. lots of crashing and sprinting at the sprint cup race on sunday. check out the domino effect, 17 cars smashing together in this pileup at pocono raceway. nobody was hurt. dale earnhardt jr. came away with another win. and finally from the everybody needs a hobby file. this is a guy from the uk pushing a brussel sprout up a mountain with his nose. three days to finish, required a lot of logistics. there was a special face mask and an extra-large brussel sprout that wouldn't fall in cracks.

before you write him off as bonkers, you are free today, he raised money for a hospital. he is going to push a parsnip down broadway with his thy. >> he did raise money. >> i'm going to write a note. >> you see the other hikers? what's he doing? >> wow, that's a big brussel sprout. >> okay. >> well. >> we are going to move on to a growing mystery at one of america's most popular horse tracks, del mar in southern california. ten horses died during season. big changes are coming at the track. mara schiavocampo has the latest. >> and away they go. >> reporter: this morning, major changes at california's famous del mar racetrack after a streak of dangerous and in some cases deadly falls. >> it was very sad. they put the tarps up and euthanized the horse. >> this horse, chattering

gambler died of an apparent heart attack, the tenth to die since the racing season opened at del mar three weeks ago. three from natural causes, the others put down following catastrophic injuries on the brand new turf. >> when you have ten horses dying, and can't pinpoint one thing or another, it is a mystery. >> reporter: track officials shut down the turf course until saturday to soften it and consult experts. and the synthetic surface will be replaced for next year. >> it's always about safety. >> reporter: but track officials and experts say it may not be the track at all. >> a lot of rush to get a horse here. in combination with the pressure and the high purses, some horses may be running that aren't

ready. >> reporter: still this could be a public-relations nightmare for the track, a huge tourist destination and hosting the breeders' cup in 2015. >> we will continue to follow that story. meanwhile, what a weekend for michael strahan. joining football's all-time greats in the hall of fame. as he highlighted so beautifully in his speech, this improbable honor was made possible with a lot of hard work and family support, and robin was there for it all. call it a pinch-me moment for our pal, michael strahan. >> this has been best weekend of my life. i will -- thank you, thank you. >> reporter: adding a few title to his ever-growing resume, living legend. our robin roberts was by his side for it all. >> you are here in canton, ohio. you used to come here.

>> yeah. >> you used to come here. >> yeah. >> now people will come and see you. >> i'm going to have to come back every year to see myself. >> how does that happen? >> i don't know. robin, i sat here and i think -- how am i here? life is about lessons. and my life is improbable. i am an absolutely improbable hall of famer. >> you may have thought it was improbable, and that's the word you used over and over. but i don't think your mom and dad thought that. >> it's amazing, they never did. my dad would say when, when, when, not if. now as an adult, he always believed. he was a grinder, he made me the same way. i remember being in the gym, and i didn't want to be there. and my dad looked at me and said, son, one day it'll pay off. and, dad, i got to say it paid off. it really did. >> reporter: those lessons

guiding michael in his favorite role. >> the most important motivation for me throughout my career and my life is these four people, my babies. my beautiful babies. and of all the titles that i have, the most important title i'm really -- i'm most proud of is michael strahan, your father. >> reporter: and with the end of his speech, the beginning of the party. >> going to get our dance on. >> reporter: one giant celebration -- for our number one giant. >> congratulations, michael. >> thank you, baby. thank you. >> enjoy this moment. enjoy, enjoy. >> looks like they did enjoy. >> yeah. >> michael, a giant congratulations from all of us here at your "good morning america" family. he will be back on wednesday for hug opinions. >> looks so emotional. ginger, final forecast in the northwest. >> you see fire over here and

over there, and today unfortunately we have the variable winds. the red flag warnings for parts of northern california, oregon, and high wind warnings to the east. the local forecast in 30 seconds, but the select cities brought to you by the university of phoenix. dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00. it includes frederick in washington. in spots.

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>> live from the abc 7 broadcast center, this is an abc 7 news update. good monday morning. we want to get right over to jack taylor with a check on the monday morning commute.

>> so far, so good on the beltway. good through prince george's county and virginia. beltway topside slow, 95 to georgia avenue. eastbound out of harpers ferry towards maryland 17. newest accident on the outer the of the beltway at american legion bridge. travel lanes open, and unexpected delay south of river road headed towards virginia. how about our forecast? >> hot. fog out there. from frederick, maryland. sunshine trying to peek through the clouds, cool shot. improving conditions. 60's in the suburbs and 70's downtown. humidity will build.

orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups including the old and the young, limit your exposure. heads up if you have to head into the district. the white house is hosting the u.s.-africa leaders summit today through sunday. you will likely encounter gridlock around the white house, foggy bottom, the tidal basin, and the mandarin oriental hotel. 50 african heads of state will attend the summit. thank you for watching, another news up eight coming up at 7:56. wjla.com, news is always on.

what really happened inside that elevator? you remember it. beyoncé, jay z, solange. now over the weekend, beyoncé speaking out in a new song called "flaw less." all kinds of social media, and especially after nicki minaj tweeted it out early sunday. >> it's what happens when bill theirs get in an elevator. >> just stop talking about it and now -- >> we're talking about it. >> do you think the timing is a coincidence? >> there's a reason she's a billionaire. and a possible break in the missing oregon mother of two. a couple reportedly sighted her

and her car hundreds of miles away from her home. >> strange case. plus the mysterious death of a former american idol finalist, michael johns. dying a day after visiting the doctor and complaining of leg pain. >> sad. and we have a big "gma" live event this morning. we have a 33-year-old mom, a teacher named casty, and she's daring to step into the "gma" time machine. there it is, very high-tech, made of solid card board. and she will lose ten years in 60 minutes with our glam squad led by greta and her team and we want to start that clock right now. >> where's the delorean and the dude from back to the future? >> a time machine. >> exactly. >> great. >> see what happens with all that. but right now, a shocking twist to a murder mystery that terrified a neighborhood. a woman who claimed that her

husband was stabbed to death during a home invasion, allegedly faked the crime. >> neighbors thought it was a home invasion gone wrong. but according to authorities, what really happened is something far more sinister. this morning, 54-year-old sandra melgar stands accused, charged with murder in the death of her 52-year-old husband, jaime melg melgar. the couple, planning to celebrate their 32nd wedding anniversary was found by relatives tied up in separate closets of their texas home. >> she says they were in the bathroom together, her and her husband, at approximately 1:00 a.m. this morning. and at some time, she blacked out. >> reporter: but following over a year of investigation, authorities now claiming her story is an elaborate ruse,

alleging in court documents she stabbed her husband to death with a knife. >> just seemed something was really strange with how it all came down, with them being tied up and just one person being killed. >> reporter: the couple, high school sweethearts with one daughter. according to reports, mr. melgar's brother said the couple seemed like the model family. >> i think we're all in shock because nothing like this has happened here before. >> reporter: police have not elaborated what led to her, or the motive or how she managed the alleged overup. but news of the arrest, devastating the melgar family, including his brother who said we can't believe this would happen to us. her next hearing is august 12th. the neighbors were shocked, there was nothing to indicate any issue between the couple. and how could they do this? >> said to be a model couple.

thanks. thanks. now to a possible break in the case of a missing oregon mother who vanished a week ago. a couple saw jennifer houston on a ferry in washington state. >> reporter: this morning, a new lead in the case of missing mono, jennifer huston. it's possible she made the nearly-300 mile drive to anacortes, near the canadian border, hopping a ferry. if it was her, did she take off voluntarily. the couple who called it in described the car down to the crack in the windshield, leading authorities to pull and examine new surveillance footage. >> the tip itself gives us starting point. >> reporter: the 38-year-old mother of two has been missing for more than a week after telling her husband she was running out to run errands. bits and pieces have been

stitched together through the surveillance video. putting gas in the lexus suv, getting money from an atm, and buying a non-lethal dose of sleeping pills, gatorade and trail mix. but no evidence of a crime and no solid tips until the ferry sighting. >> it's the first tip where they claim not only to have seen jennifer, but the car. that was something we got excited about. >> reporter: wherever she is and whatever the reason, her family just wants her home. >> the boys need you. i need you. wear going to continue to keep looking for you. we'll never stop. i love you. >> reporter: for "good morning america," neil karlinski, abc news, seattle. >> we hope the family gets answers. a very different mystery now. a southern california city on edge, a lion on the loose? this grainy video is causing the excitement and raising more questions than answers.

and nick watt has the story. >> reporter: a lion's gait, a man-eating countenance, the security video is spine tingling. >> it has the pointy ears. >> reporter: but that's no mountain lion, says the california department of fish and wildlife. what kind of lion is it? some are saying proper lion, african lion. the mayor's involved. >> the tail doesn't match up to a mountain lion. still a mystery. >> reporter: the local zoo claims off their big cats are accounted for. >> it doesn't belong here. what's it doing over here? >> reporter: listen, could be anything. remember that lion scare in virginia? >> and there was a lion running across the street. >> reporter: turns out it was charles, the bizarrely qualified labradoodle. people do strange grooming on dogs these days, but the gait of

this mystery beast in california, i don't know. >> we have small dogs. and my sister got a small little dog. keep pets inside. >> reporter: if i was a pet chihuahua in norwalk right now, i would not be sleeping easily in my dead. whatever that cat is, it looks mean to me. for "good morning america," nick watt, los angeles. >> it's not a cat, it's a dog. >> a golden retriever. that is not a mystery. you heard it here. >> it's an old, tired dog. >> yes. >> you're right. >> we solved it here on "gma." >> what if we get proven wrong? >> would be awesome. >> that would be. >> happens 75 times a day. >> what do we have? >> fog in raleigh. we have a life look from our great affiliate, and you see almost nothing because their visibility is down to less than a quarter of a mile in many places, showing up as zero here. so you see that stretch of fog

advisories this morning. bertha we have been talking about, off to see, not worried about it in the atlantic. the pacific heating up, now a category three hurricane has its eyes set on hawaii. this will likely weaken, become a tropical storm and drop the winds. but lots of rain, and talking heat and here, humidity returning. 85 yesterday. this afternoon, upper 80's to near 90's. stray, isolated storms >> all that weather brought to you by walmart. and that is exactly what my old dog otis looks like early in the morning. it's just like that, i have video to prove that. and coming up, an important warning from parents from fire officials about a dangerous new

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the fire challenge. teens setting themselves on fire on purpose all for a thrill. gio benitez is here with more. >> good morning, lara. parents, you need to see this story even though some of the images may be hard to watch. a shocking trend so popular, there are nearly 33,000 videos online right now. this morning, the alert. >> they are the disturbing videos on youtube. this is the fire challenge. teen after teen posting videos after turning themselves into human torches. all for a social media stunt. watch, the teens first apply some kind of flammable liquid, like alcohol. then flick that lighter. 16-year-old fernando did it and burned his waist and neck. now he's sounding the alarm, posting video of his burns as a warning, and speaking to our station in l.a. >> i couldn't see. you can't see. you just see fire, you can't see

anything. >> reporter:s danger for the thrill of it. >> i saw others fail, i thought i could do the same thing but last longer under the flame. i can't say anything else besides it was a dumb idea. >> reporter: and this morning that dumb idea is landing kids all over the country in emergency rooms and sparking an urgent warning for parents everywhe everywhere. >> we're asking parents and other teenagers to sit down and talk the consequences. >> reporter: and the trauma can be more than physical. experts say in the mind, that image of fire can be tough to extinguish. >> it can create this feeling of risk that can be exciting in the moment, but then can also make some of the kids that we see have trouble with sleeping. they then become more fearful about other situations where they might be at high risk. >> reporter: and we have seen this kind of thing before on the youtube with the cinnamon challenge, swallowing raw cinnamon powder, or drinking

hand sanitizer to get drunk. but the fire challenge, perhaps the most dangerous. >> to hear them laughing, nothing funny about this. >> not at all. coming up, the mysterious death of michael johns. what caused him to die so suddenly at age 53. and a road trip, where are kate, harry and will step out this together this morning. and what's behind beyoncé's brand new remix of "flawless" what she's saying about the elevator incident.

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>> we're here to change that. greta monahan, there she is, and the team, working so hard on cassie, and we have the big reveal coming up. look at the scissors go. >> that is a cut? >> yeah, that's a special technique. >> no more questions. >> give us the news. here's the news. good morning, start with the latest on the devastating flash floods in southern california overnight. look at that van, 4 inches in one our. is that right, ginger? >> yes. >> meteorologist says i'm correct. one person died after a car was swept way. a massive wall of mud, 15 feet and 75-feet wide, cut off access to two towns in the mountains, stranding thousands. and the area that needs the rain didn't get it, dozens of wildfires in northern and central california. and authorities in israel say they have stopped a terror .

we'll explain. and the big "gma" live event, we are turning back time, as cher once said. the clock too. and style and makeup tips and tricks that you can use as we head out to the time machine here in times square. it's going to be a good one. oh, wow. good to see you.

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tomorrow, hazy, hot, and humid. highs near 90 degrees. >> this is a new one. she just says celebrating life events from wisconsin. it's your birthday. what's your name? >> alissa jones. >> are you 30? >> yes, today. >> because it rocks. and we're going to kick off the heat index. big weekend at the kennedy compound in massachusetts. robert f. kennedy jr. married cheryl hines. there they are. tying the knot in front of family and friends on saturday. dating for two years. anybody know who hooked them up? >> no, you do. >> larry david from curb your enthusiasm. i think julia louis dreyfus was there. there she is. and there is the man who started it all. >> very proud. >> congratulations. >> she looks fabulous. >> she did. >> i loved the dress, her choice whether they really exist or

just a marketing gimmick. debra roberts is here with more. good morning. >> hello, lara. it may sound like a ploy to get you to buy for groceries. but there are foods that can give you super nutrition. the cdc came out with a new list, and some of them might surprise you. broccoli, sweet potatoes, grapefruit, oh my. just a few of the so-called super foods, which may not save the world, but may rescue your health. are there really super foods? >> there's no formal definition for super foods, but it's going to offer super nutrition and health benefits, reducing disease, improving your mood and helping with weight loss too. >> reporter: the food has to pack enough punch to offer 10% of your daily value. that's 17 different nutrients. topping the list, row main just in a little bit.

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story that made us pause. >> a few years ago i injured my back, so my husband took me to the chiropractor. she made a comment about it was so nice of your son to bring you. that's not my son, that's my husband. >> reporter: she says she's been thought of as older. >> a lot of people ask if i'm my mother's sister. i don't think i look that old. >> she's giving a ton of hours to her school and students. as that happens, she doesn't have time to really take care of herself. >> reporter: her family saying she's constantly putting the needs of others before her own. >> she's the greatest mom in the world. >> reporter: we took to the streets to get your estimates. how would? >> 40. >> 47. >> mid-50s. >> 50, 55. >> reporter: her real age? she's actually hydration?

how to get it? >> moisturizer. great liquid foundations. >> and a little bit of that -- >> highlighter. she got it. that's right, baby. that's right. >> okay, guys. i want to thank our "gma" dream team, nallie, greta, ted gibson. and the one and only, so young i'm going to need id, man. and steve, thank you for being with us and trustingus. and if you want tips, go to "good morning america" on yahoo!. ginger, can you tell me how amazing she looks? >> the hair alone. you look so good. [ cheers and applause ] absolutely dropping ten years. and we're going to go ahead and make over a whole lot of weather. but look at this. i love the time machine. we have the scientist and the dry ice. it's been a lot of fun. doesn't she look great. >> she looks amazing. >> we love a got makeover here.

♪ so happy to be out in times square this monday morning. i'm inside with helen mirren. her new film, she plays mad dam mallo mallory who's work if her life. take a look. >> last night we served this. be starving.

>> you will. >> and you will fall in love because it's -- it's the most wonderfully sweet, romantic movie and makes you starvingly hungry. >> find an indian-french restaurants. >> yes. >> and coming back to broadway, playing queen elizabeth again. >> i am. i did it in london and it was very successful. and they've asked us to do it here. so we're going to have a go. >> she's such a fascinating character. as a britt, growing up in england, do you understand why we're so fascinating with her and the royal family? >> of course i do. we all share the same fascinati fascination. monarchy, because it's behind this red velvet curtain that none of us can really penetrate. nowadays with social media, it's out there, but in fact that's one area that's sort of still unknown. the

challenge of playing such a sort of unusual complex sort of wild character was, you know, i just had to do it. >> and he's also a product of the times. because it was the beginning of the 20th century when racism and sexism were overt and completely acceptable. you have an african-american surgeon who wants to work at the nick. let's take a look. >> this is where i'd like to be. if you would just give me a chance. in london and in paris i was treated as an equal. >> this is new york. this is not london or paris. you can only run away and join the circus if the circus wants you. i don't want you in my circus. >> as an actor, was it difficult to say those lines? >> it's -- i mean, there's a whole journey that goes with andre's character through the season and i know where it ends. but it does develop the relationship.

good morning. hopefully rush-hour is beginning to wind down. we want to get ever to jack taylor. >> i way shy could say it was. in maryland.ems 95 over to georgia avenue. earlier crash caused a delay. newest accident after new hampshire blocks two right lanes, adding to a 23 minute delay. outer loop of the beltway moving from pennsylvania to route 50, a medical emergency. half an hour drive up from camp springs. 95 in virginia heading southbound. work zone blocking the right lane. how about a good-looking forecast? >> fog in frederick, look at the sun here. wins and the fog is out of here. 70's