grow around the world after months of negotiations, greek/dutch plan is now in jeopardy what that could mean for your financial future. >> bob barker is headed to capitol hill in an effort tohelp a certain group of animals. more coming up. as we look at the sunrise on this wednesday morning officially it won't be sunrise for a little bit but this time next week tony perkins we will have plenty of sunshine. changing the rules, i am steve chenevey. >> i am alison seymour. tucker thinks he is funny but pushing those daytime buttons gets a rise. so that is what is behind it all. sunrise this morning, 7:37 a.m., a whole different story as the sun comes up one hour earlier.

let's look at what is going on right now current temperatures 42 degrees here in washington. 42 annapolis as well. 34 leonard town. frederick maryland, cold 28 degrees, dulles at 32 at this hour. here is a look at the satellite image you saw from the live shot skies are indeed mostly clear. maybe a couple places with fog, in place this morning i know across the american legion bridge they were dealing with that earlier this morning probably still are. you want to be aware of that. some fog in some locations your day planner today, plenty of sunshine, a mild day, temperatures right where they should be into the low 60s it will be a pretty one not just today but tomorrow as well. do enjoy it folks. that is a look at what is happening with weather now more on this mornings rush hour traffic. all i am saying people are hitling me up on twitter saying julie wright is the only person

who would think about staying in the club longer. >> are you going to be there too? >> no. that is my big plan for saturday. 29, accident activity cleared, roadway reopened, this is northbound i-95, virginia, this is the hov ramp, as you work your way northbound that exit ramp is now blocked because of this accident activity again, state police on the scene tow trucks i just spoke with v dot they hope to have the ramp reopened shortly you are travelling northbound i- 95, hov lanes, you cannot exit, that ramp is closed, delays starting to stack up in the mainline traffic is tied up, heading for the occoquan, headed towards new england, the mainline is open just the ramp from the hovs to exit that remains closed other side of town southbound 270, grid

locked average speed, 20 miles per hour. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. our top story at 7 begins with the search for a gunman who opened fire at a shopping plaza prince georges county killing one person. it happened just after 8:00 p.m. last night, in forestville. police say 27-year-old anthony washington died at the scene a woman who was with washington was shot in the arm she will survive. investigators are looking at surveillance video from several stores in the plaza. police play have nabbed the man involved in the shooting of a teenager in georgetown halloween night the 17-year-old remains hospitalized in grave condition this morning. dc police say one man was arrested for carrying a gun without a license however, they are not naming him a suspect. there were five other shootings in dc monday night all but one of the victims were teens.

jurors in the lululemon murder case heard from the prosecution's last witness, the detective played interviews he recorded with norwood before placed under arrest she requested an interview days later and claimed two killers made her move the victim's car detectives were trying to explain how they found norwood's blood in murray's car. republican presidential candidate, herman cain coming to tyson's corner this morning but he is still dogged bisexual harassment charges from the 90s. one of the accusers wants to go public and is meeting with her lawyer. stacy cohen is live with more on the cain controversy. >> reporter: herman cain is coming to the washington area because he wants to talk about politics but he is haunted by

this from his past sexual harassment case dating back to the 90s. cain has been the front runner in all the polls for the republican presidential nominee but has been taking questions about this story ever since it broke. the woman at the center of this worked with cain at the national restaurant association she filed a sexual harassment case there was a five figure pay out herman cain has been accused of going back and forth in his version of events at first saying there was no settlement and then admitting yes, there was one. the way i explained that contradiction when i first heard the word settlement, i thought legal settlement, and my recollection later was that there was an agreement so i made an assumption about the word settlement it was legal and i didn't think there was a legal settlement but an agreement remember this happened 12 years ago all day

in my regular schedule i am trying to piece the pieces together. now the woman who filed that suit, and accepted the pay out is now trying to get out of her confidentiality agreement she accepted when she took the cash because she wants to tell her version of events. we will see what happens she is meeting with her lawyer in georgetown. herman cain is speaking here at the ritz carleton at 8 and then going to alexandria hoping to talk about health care reform. steve and alison back to you. thank you president barack obama will be in georgetown this morning, using the key bridge as a backdrop to push his job's plan would be of several bridges -- one of several bridges in need of repair. part of his plan includes investments in infrastructure improvements he will speak at water front park in george on the 11:00 a.m. this morning this evening he leaves for france to attend the g 20 summit.

no doubt the greek debt crisis will be top of the agenda. >> >> investors don't like the fact greece's prime minister decided to put a carefully crafted rescue plan up for vote it will effect your savings and your ability to borrow money here at home. financial fears are growing after the greek prime minister called for a national vote on the country's financial rescue package. >> we are really stuck with a decision of the prime minister. >> some are worried the already unpopular debt plan, will not win approval. despite its unpopularity it took european leaders months to reach an agreement. >> the entire european situation has found some sort of resolve with that resolve coming off the table, with them issuing a referendum the whole

fate of that resolution just fell apart. >> implications for greece and europe, of a no vote in a referendum are severe. >> for the country, the instability will continue and that is the main feature now and the prime minister contributes to this. >> if the european rescue plans falls through and greece defaults on debt the ripple effect would be global europe could fall into a recession, hurting a major market for american export and banks could severely restrict lending. >> not only would greece before and the euro fall, they will collapse as well this will throw the market into chaos. the referendum will be the country's first since 1974, and is expected to be held early next year some political analysts suggest the prime minister's decision to hold a national vote on the debt plan could topple the greek government.

in new york, aiynsley ear hart, fox news. look at the stock market and what happened the dow plunged almost 300 points, nasdaq down 77 plus overseas the sell off continued in asia, japan's nikkei, plunged theory 200 points the feds open market -- nearly 200 points the feds open market committee will wrap up. >> why should you care about what is going on in greece. we will get expert insight from the smith school of business in our 8:00 a.m. hour. an update on the virginia boy with autism lost in the woods for a week. the 8-year-old will remain in hospital for a few more days after doctors found a hole in his esophagus his grandmother told a virginia newspaper she believes the tear stems from something that little boy tried to eat while lost a volunteer searcher found the child in a

creek bed north of richmond friday. >> >> investigators in stafford county released a composite sketch of a man accused of trying to abduct a teenaged girl the 17-year-old was walking between apartment buildings last tuesday when she says that the man shown here in this sketch drove up beside her and ordered her into the car when she refused he threatened to make her come with him she ran off and the man drove off telling her he would be back. 10 minutes past 7 on wednesday morning still ahead, relief for bank of america customers when it comes to those debit card fees. >> outrage over the final resting place planned for the unidentified remains from ground zero. that is the ongoing debate between the city and victim's families. first traffic issues now parking problems around the new march center alexandria, what is being done to ease the burden on exhumers. as we -- commuters. >> as we take you to break the latest traffic and weather from

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7:14 a.m., making headlines, 10 years later, debate over the future resting place of unidentified remains of september 11th victims still lingers, family members of 17 world trade centre victims are upset about a city effort to house remains at the 9/11 museum the family say a museum is no place for remains, remains have never been identified for 1100 people killed at the site. this could be a problem for a reactor in japan. officials detected a radio active gas associated with nuclear fission as a precaution workers have injected a substance that neutralizes

nuclear reaction. virginia, two nuclear reactors shut down since the august earthquake could restart as soon as next week the nuclear regulatory commission met with 300 members of the public in mineral virginia, each reactor would take about a week to restart. a lot of controversy, some say the nuclear energy is clean what we should be doing and something like this happens, and the ones who don't say that say see, told you. interesting. something we can't understand. the weather. i agree, it will be a nice day temperatures 60s and even though we are going to cool off as we head towards the weekend indications are next week we will go back to 60s. >> not bad this time of year. >> we will use the national maps in case you are travelling or have family and friends and wonder what the weather is like where they are. 45 degrees, nope, not 45

degrees i will correct this, it is 42 degrees, right now, in the district. what is that tucker? yeah, i just looked it up. 45 degrees, so, who knows if these other temperatures are right. you know what can i say. it is mild eastern half of the nation, cold in the mountain states and in fact in the portions of the western states, we have snow and blizzard warnings in effect i think there is a blizzard warning in effect for portions of colorado, denver we think is 30 degrees. national satellite radar, here you go, snowing in parts of colorado, rain showers across portions of the northern plains into the upper midwest, but, check out our region, very quiet not just here but across the eastern united states high pressure dominates. >> 5 day forecast, high, 62 degrees, close to normal, good amount of sunshine, same

tomorrow not bad at all friday we add a few more clouds could see a shower to the south friday, saturday not bad cool, 55, sunday, 60 degrees with some sunshine. very good enjoy the forecast. sunday will be really nice. >> very very nice. >> thanks tony. >> all right let's check with julie and get a look at traffic. >> all right you guys it has been busy in virginia, inner loop delays, brad dock headed to 66 right now the crew in sky fox live over the scene northbound i-95, milling on the we had that ramp closed h ov ramp, that ramp is reopened traffic in the hov lanes, heavy and steady heading northbound out of wood bridge headed towards the exit there in newington and out towards 395 all lanes open on 95, through fredericks burg and the capitol belt way. for those travelling along 210

heads up word of an accident involving a pedestrian, this will tie up your commute along 210 between the northern exit of living stone road headed out towards southern avenue. >> meanwhile, southbound 270, average commute, 45 minutes, german town average speeds in the 20s as you travel southbound headed towards shady grove road that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. traffic now picked up on the roads around the new march center alex savedly yeah, congestion is not the only -- alexandria, congestion is not the only issue they worry about people parking in surrounding neighbourhoods and walking to the facility. some workers are already violating new rules. definitely cars parking real slug of tickets early on, people didn't see the signs they went up one day, parking enforcement came the next there were a number of tickets issued

since then people have gotten the message and know this is off limits. in some neighbourhoods only people who have city of alexandria, registration stickers can park on the streets, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. >> >> governor of maryland is making his case for higher taxes on gasoline. governor o'malley is proposing a 15¢ hike in the gas tax last night he told hundreds of mayors and council members from around the state that maryland has to lead by example to keep roads safe and create jobs, o'malley addressed the maryland municipal league hoping to get support for an expected fight in the general assembly. >> bank of america dropped plans to charge $5 a month to use your debit card the bank released a statement saying it listened to customers very closely over the last few weeks and recognized their concerns the competing bank decided to do away with debit card fees. >> overseas in iraq, troops

have begun withdrawal stage from that country. west of baghdad they waited with packed belongings before being taken by bus to an airstrip and flown out of the country the decision to pull out of iraq fully by january will end more than 8 years of involvement in the iraq war. >> the most important accomplishment of leaving iraq is the changes i have seen since my first deployment here, it is good to know that i am part of history and it is good to know i am leaving iraq, a more stable country. >> after the u.s. military pulls out of iraq the new york times reports it plans to increase presence in the gulf. 70-year-old man is on quite a journey he is walking thousands of miles, to visit each of the 9/11 sites leaving money along the way to give to wounded warriors, he left his home in illinois in august he made his way to shanksville

pennsylvania, now he is in our area. phil will stop by our studios to talk about the inspiration behind his incredible walk. 7:21 a.m. right now on wednesday morning still ahead a big pay cut on the line for doctors now, it is up to congress to make sure it doesn't happen. >> get ready to shell out more for this lunchtime staple why the price of peanut butter is said to explode. where is your favorite place to order pizza? do you have a favorite? >> hold on to that thought our holly morris is checking it out, some of the best local hot spots her first stop one of the oldest family restaurants in the district. very very busy person this morning. >> i like ... oh, 

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think about stocking up on peanut butter, prices are up 60¢ the reason, a drought in peanut growing reasons the price of cotton, enticed some farmers who normally plant peanuts to plant cotton as well you will start seeing the price hike at stores in the next few weeks. if congress does not act on fixing medicare, doctors could see a decrease in pay. patients and doctors could be effected if congress doesn't act a 1990 law calls for automatic cuts to doctors if medicare cuts keep rising, congress issued so many waivers a permanent fix could cost $300 billion. game show host and animal activist bob barker is taking on the circus he will be joined by georgia fox today on capitol hill to rally for a bill to change the way wild and exotic

animals are used in travelling circuses it is sponsored by jim morran. they are abused in confinement, travel and tools used to train them. time 7:26 a.m., wednesday morning still to come, is it the end of the road for herman cain he is moving on with planned appearances today. but allegations of sexual harassment seem to be following him every step of the way. >> if you see a story you think we should look into, give us a heads up send tips to fox 5 tips@s@wttg.com. stay with us more fox 5 morning news after this verizon 4g lte.

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watch this, look at that. frightening crash into a swimming pool security camera caught this, down in texas at an apartment complex the driver an 86-year-old woman accidentally hit the gas pedal, sending the car through that metal fence and fortunately for her, into the water. >> i couldn't get -- nothing would work on the windows, i was trying to find out if i

could dog paddle or something when it started coming up i thought oh, hell i am going to drown. >> she had a good personality about it, this guy was able to get into the water get her out of the vehicle. she said next time she goes to the store she is taking a cab. safer option. >> a cute little car. as she said earlier, good thing the water was there. she was going at a good clip. >> bless her heart. >> she is okay. >> okay. >> what is happening. >> more of the same quiet conditions only real weather, some fog some locations that is about it and a nice day today. who could ask for think thing more. >> i agree. temperatures across the region where they should have been i am excited jim and peter just walked in, it has been quite some time since they have been together. >> we should talk kardashians with them. >> i want to hear them on the

kardashians. >> 61 yesterday, regan national airport, 60 dulles and 62 bwi marshall. >> current temperatures around the region, these are the correct temperatures, 42 degrees in washington right now, 34 gaiters burg, martins burg west virginia, 31 degrees, 36 leonard town and 34 baltimore at this hour. let's pull this out show you across the eastern united states temperatures consistent, we do have warm spots, 55 chicago, this morning, satellite radar composite for the region, mostly clear skies, all across not just here but mid-atlantic to northeast cloud cover along the coastline of the carolina, that stays to our south and this rain as you see well out to the west across the upper midwest does not impact us a dry couple days on tap. so the forecast for washington for today looks like

this, sunny skies, mild afternoon, high 62, our average high 63 we are right there. down to 40 night a cold night degrees in town. 30s outside of town similar to last night under clear skies your 5 day forecast tomorrow another beautiful day you want to take some -- have your lunch outdoors tomorrow something like that, take advantage 63 mostly sunny friday we add a few clouds a couple showers down to the south there is your weekend things look good heading to the red skins game sunday looks like a great day to take in some football. all right that is a look at what is happening with weather now to julie wright find out what is happening on the roads julie. tony, travelling northbound, i-95, accident activity cleared, head north in the mainline, that is good news again the hov travelling, towards speeds, leading to dale

city, southbound 270, a 45 minute commute, headed down towards the belt way average speed getting to german town, 20 miles per hour. a slow ride here no incidents to report american legion bridge. toward the dulles toll road we have delays, because of accident activity this is tieing up your drive, travelling 210, living stone road, southern avenue and southeast, accident activity here reported, follow police direction, trying to get by. headed across the n dot 11th street bridge, kennel worth avenue headed towards here, travelling southbound along i- 95, 198 and the belt way a 20 minute commute as you work your way southbound that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. republican presidential candidate herman cain looking to put sexual harassment allegations behind him today he has a series of meetings

planned in which he will discuss health care reform and his viability with congressional republicans his contenders tried to go after voters in iowa. joining us this morning, back together again, peter good morning good to see you. >> good to be back. and republican political strategist jim. >> nice to see you. >> we joked about the kardashians we seem to be obsessed with these reality stars we are all invested in their lives but i will ask you, political strategists isn't this the same "it" factor we see these candidates and all of a sudden attach our card to them, isn't it sort of the same thing. >> you are a hero one minute, a bum the next both professions some call it the people magazine of politics, i think we do have a certain amount of that but i don't know how the kardashian deal is coming outlooks to me they made 5, $6

million in a few months i don't know how many candidates are coming out with that in their pockets. >> she made like $18 million for her wedding being televised so i think she is a savvy business lady. >> she may have taken lessons from newt gingrich there is always a fascination in politics you have to understand no one is waiting for your next white paper what you are going to do with somalia, while it is important as president of the united states is not really what most americans concern themselves about. we gloss over substance for is sizzle. it is unfortunate because i think in this environment, today, we really would like to know what the substance is. >> remember -- >> gary. >> right. >> i think people want -- >> they want the substance and the other thing about the presidential campaign which people kind of forget even

though the opposite seems to be most distant from people, it is the most important vote that anybody ever cast they want a three dimensional sense of these folks they want to know what makes them tick they will be making the toughest decision for the whole nation it is personal. it is the most personal that is why they get into the personality. well, everybody seems to be in love with herman cain let's talk about this. >> up until sunday. >> these allegations come out the response for this, jim i will start with you, you know surely you have candidates have gotten into hot water here and there did he come outlooking pretty good on this or what was your reaction. i think only time will tell, what happens but i think he failed you know, crisis communications 101, you know, there is an awful lot of people will tell you my friends at crcpr said the other day if you have a problem and he has known

about this for 20 years, before you even announce you are president of the united states you put a plan together this is how we say it this is what we do. the plan, so he never did any of that and it is what we know from richard nix on and a lot of other people the cover up is worse than the crime some times he is changing stories, it is really a pr nightmare for him now he is going up to the hill and going to try to talk about policy, but no one is going to want to talk about policy, now as the new york times is reporting they paid this gal, their full salary. he is not handling it very well and going back to peters comment about investing in a president if this guy knows about this and he isn't prepared you want him as president if he is not prepared? i think there will be a lot more scrutiny. >> first of all i think herman cain's campaign was a nonstarter in any normal election year it is a nonstarter this year here is a

guy comparing learning about making pizza to foreign policy the guy is not a serious candidate but jim is right they knew this was coming we talked about it we heard rumors months ago about this it was all over town the political folks were investigating this, he should have been ready with it it is not one person there is two and maybe more so i think he is dead. >> his campaign got a lot of steam with his tax plan yesterday, he didn't show up in iowa, nor did mitt romney but the five other candidates, if you will, they were talking about economic vision, plan, how did that work out? did anybody rise to the top in that group? >> i don't think so i think the top tier is still perry and romney, no question but what gets me alison, just amazing me, cbs news, jim will not guilty like this but cbs news came out with this guy perry's plan and said it would cost our deficit would increase the

deficit by $570 billion they said the average millionaire would get a $512,000 break on this. the folks that would be hurt are the 50,000 below folks the 999 plan for cain is not so different from romney, what is it about these guys they are sticking it to the middle class the middle class is hurting these plans really make it difficult for the middle class it is more tax cuts for the wealthy, i hate to be an unbroken record but it is not me it is cbs news, center for taxes. >> one thing about the perry plan it is optional you have a choice it is simple you have a choice you want the current plan. >> if you are a millionaire you are going to take that. >> of course doesn't putting more money in the economy create jobs. >> listen if it goes on for small business tax cuts, go to that but if it goes to someone's investment portfolio.

>> if it creates jobs isn't that a good thing >> but look what happened with regan tax cuts they are supposed to be temporary. >> look what happened to regan at the end of his term. >> and bush. >> did i say regan i meant bush, bushes tax cuts for the wealthy i mean that is -- >> economy is -- >> this will go on and on want to talk about the debt super commute at the come back next week both of you, one of you, and we will talk about jersey shore. >> there we go. >> steve back to you. 7:40 a.m., alison thank you does your member of congress represent who you are? we are talking about wealth. how many representatives and senators are quite rich that is just money they are supposed to tell us about. if you are in need of a massage, $49 for doing 90

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it is 7:44 a.m., right now, tony perk kins back with -- perkens back with us, a chilly start to the day. >> yesterday was decent. >> nice day. >> today will be similar, lots of sunshine temperatures, 61 yesterday, we will be about 62 today, same thing. >> who can complain. >> a good one folks current temperatures across the region, a chilly start 42 degrees here many washington most of the area in the 30s. we've got 32 at dulles airport, 34 baltimore, quantico, 38 degrees, some more 40s. annapolis, 42, stevensville, 41. here is what is going on today, high pressure, that high pressure rules, ladies and gentlemen, it will keep things

quiet, calm, and nice as a matter of fact. it will be in place next couple days today, tomorrow will feel the benefits of that by the time we get to friday hello surface mat, move please. by the time we get to friday, we will start to see changes with the chance of rain moving in here, low to mid-60s next couple days, 5 day forecast, high, 62 degrees, lots of sunshine tomorrow, 63, good amount of sunshine, friday, clouds move in, maybe a shower we believe that best chance of what shower will be south of the district, saturday and sunday look fine as well. there you go enjoy the day. i like the con sis tense. >> thanks tony. >> let's check with julie wright. all right you guys, busy in the heart of our rush hour, again, 210 tied up northern intersection of living stone road headed out towards southern avenue, southeast washington authorities on the scene of the accident this one

involving a pedestrian, continuing across the anacostia bridges, meanwhile travelling inbound, route 50 out of buoy, we had a crash on freeway airport traffic slow going as you travel from buoy across the belt way, now there is a ladder in the roadway, eastbound 50 approaching the exit in buoy, heads up. no incidents southbound 270, again a 50 minute drive headed out towards the lane divide all lanes are open no incidents to report. outer loop closed route 1, college park georgia avenue, eastbound 66, on the brakes, ma that sis. leaving 7100 fair lakes to the belt way. let's open up the buzz bin that is what we are talking about steve. >> who kim? >> kim kardashian she apologized to fans for her failed marriage. >> oh, it is okay now. >> less than three months in, 72 days on her website she said

she did marry for love but got caught up with the hoopla and the filming of her reality show. >> and realized she wasn't in love. >> she filed for divorce monday she said she should have worked on her relationship. >> but she married for love. >> well, wanted to. >> love and money. >> how about justin bieber oh, baby say it isn't so, a california woman claims she not only robbed justin bieber of hisvirginity, he fathered her baby. she said the two hooked up in l.a. last year she filed a paternity suit, demanding bieber take a dna test, the suit is could set her up for a potential statutory rape probe because he was only 16. welcome to show business. >> that is what happens when you get your name out there. she didn't do it for the

money though. >> not exactly breakfast food at this breakfast hour, we are talking about -- >> see that is why we love pizza eaten any time of the day. holly is live northwest, famous luigis restaurant. >> i know i have had many a cold pizza for breakfast i don't know what you are talking about in fact, saturday night is the most popular night to order pizza but we are ordering it up this wednesday morning as we are live as you said, famous luigis. come on keep it going. we are looking for the best pizza places in the district and we are starting here because they are celebrating a very special birthday, and they have really good pizza. why you might want the order up yourself. is that all you got? a couple tosses?  look, every day we're using more and more energy.

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well, our holly morris this morning making pizza. >> see it travelling around northwest dc tasting some of the best pizza in our city. i ensurrey you this morning. >> i ensurrey you this morning. >> i know this is one of those holly you have the best jobs. >> there are more than 51,000 pizza places in the u.s. but the one we are featuring here right now 1132, 19th street welcome to luigis the oldest italian owned family restaurant in dc it opened its doors 68 years ago today. happy birthday. >> thank you holly. thank you. >> let me introduce you to these wonderful people, debra is the owner and great niece of luigi, her uncle, head chef and

carmine the expert pizza tosser. why are you so famous. >> we are very famous 1943 we were the family that introduced pizza to dc the first ones here. so before any of the papa johns and all the other delivery systems, we were here. >> you are still here. >> and we plan to stay here another 68 years. >> since they opened their doors, 68 years ago today, they are offering up a special 1943 menu what was on the menu then is on the menu now if you come in and don't know what to order they say get the pizza. >> so n chef do you still use some of the original recipes. >> the same recipe we have in 1943, keeping in the family. >> can you tell me any secrets? >> no. >> all right his interview is over. >> no, but what makes your pizza so special? >> it is the crust, the dough.

>> yeah. >> you don't have good crust forget it where do you go from there. >> yes, pizza bread. >> car mine is actually working here this morning so hard so carmine since you are indeed the executive chef tell me about the specialty of your pizza here and how you go about making it. >> well, specialty is with all 68 years, we need a lot of good things and some times we need mistake so we learn from the mistake and that is why the pizza is so like you said the crust is the most important things. now everything -- >> the 68 years, the knowledge, you know, growing and growing that is why it is so soft inside and crust on the outside. >> what is the biggest mistake people make when making pizza. >> too much water, too cold water it is not going to help you especially. >> now i was giving you a hard time about spinning the pizza but you hand do all the pizza.

>> we do. >> what is the most popular pizza people order. >> probably sausage pizza. >> we make the sausage here. >> old family secret. >> it is a recipe. >> all right well, i think it might be time to bring out our wonderful pizzas. and when you say 1943 menu what does that mean. >> that means, well, our spaghetti and meat ball, our parmigiana and some of the raviolis, the hand made ones we first introduced back then. >> this looks like bacon and egg pizza. >> we made it for you it is our morning breakfast pizza. >> oh, my gosh i don't know which one to try. >> all -- these are healthy slices but you say the sausage is most popular. >> yes. >> let me help you. >> well, we are running out of time you don't have to help me look at this, i will just do this the messier the better let me take a bite. >> there you go.

>> mm, mm, good cheese. >> that is some good stuff right there. okay. listen we know we can't go everywhere in the greater washington area when it comes to finding the best pizza we asked some people to give us their favorite spots on the facebook page. new york day, mount air land, churches street pizza vienna and not one, not two, but three people said meltys front royal you must order. i say famous luigs has got to be on your list it will be on mine i will finish this pizza pie slice, we will head off to another location in the district. another one celebrating a special anniversary, malto bueno. >> back to you guys.

>> are you sure you are not going to walk to these destinations to work off the pizza. >> sorry i am eating what did you say. >> you just enjoy that pie. >> as the economy continues to struggle lawmakers on the hill increase their bank accounts over the past two years, their net worth shot up 25%. we will do some digging with paul. st. mary's college students are waking up on a cruise ship they moved in yesterday after mold was discovered in their dorm rooms up next, we will talk with students about his first night onboard. 7:57 a.m. on wednesday morning we will be right back. 42 degrees ♪

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financial expert joins us in studio. >> hundreds of local college students finally dropped anchor on their new dorm it is a cruise ship docked on the st. mary's river we are going live with a student who now calls this big boat home what dorm life is like on a ship i am steve chenevey. >> i am alison seymour my fear is that i wouldn't be able to concentrate >> you might after awhile. it wears off. >> than after awhile -- >> okay. >> well, we will talk with -- >> it is different. >> can't wait to hear what they have to say. >> here is what i have to say we have a cold start to the day, it will be a pretty day comfortable temperatures not bad at all, let's start showing you current temperatures around the region, no big changes, this morning, we are typically or mainly in the 30s and 40s. 34 degrees is the current temperature down in leonard town, also 34 gaithersburg. culpepper 30, manassas, 30, baltimore 35 washington 42

degrees, at this hour our trend for the next couple days a good one today and tomorrow into the low 60s where we should be, for this time of year then we drop off end of the week, into the weekend highs, mid-and upper 50s then the trend to go back into the 60s. sunny skies today, mild, high 62 degrees around 2, 3 this afternoon. there you go the latest on the weather more in just a little bit. thanks tony. >> yep. >> check with julie get a look at traffic. >> all right you guys very busy out here on the roads this morning especially coming in from the west we are now getting calls we are dealing with a lot of fog especially for you guys coming across the american legion bridge heads up out of montgomery county, average speed, 18 miles per hour as you leave the parkway and head out towards the bw parkway v dot just cleared that incident, 123, out there on the

roadway for quite some time all lanes are open, 18 miles per hour coming across the bridge headed down toward it is dulles toll road. inner loop typical slow down leaving the road area, headed up to the toll road, 25 minute commute there all lanes are open, no incidents to report travelling out on 50, east and westbound have cleared, but a slow go as you work your way in, from buoy, toward the belt way, this area west of largo road, brown station road involving an over turned vehicle, one more camera to show you, 6 of inbound -- 66 inbound approaching centerville, it has been cleared lanes open still a slow ride headed towards 495 that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. update on one of the big stories we are following, herman cain still trying to explain sexual harassment claims. the former business man made what some say are conflicting statements about whether he knew about the harassment charges. cain is appearing in tyson's

corner today. that is where stacy cohen is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning actually herman cain is scheduled to speak any moment now he was coming here and doing a tour of our area, to establish himself as a credible political candidate however, most of his time here in washington, has been spent discussing the sexual harassment charges those date back to the 1990s by the way. now cain has been leading the polls on the republican side on the bid for the presidential nomination of his party however, the former god fathers, pizza ceo was sued for sexual harassment in the 90s when he was at the national restaurant association. we are told the woman involved received a five figure cash settlement however cain was accused of changing the way he has been telling this story. it wasn't intended to be

clintonian simply using the word agreement, in business organizations i have run whenever there is an employee leaving, voluntarily or involuntarily we call it an agreement,. now although the case was settled with a five figure pay out that woman who signed the confidentiality agreement, now wishes to break that agreement and break silence she has a lawyer and is in georgetown and trying to come out publicly awaiting herman cain to get on with an event today. it is a tight schedule for the presidential hopeful, reporting live, stacy cohen. >> thank you while all that is under way the president will use a local bridge as a backdrop for a speech later today in georgetown the president will visit the georgetown water front park near the key bridge, highlights

the need for infrastructure to boost the economy it is his latest push for his jobs bill. look for activity down there later this morning. federal reserve policy makers are wrapping up meetings in the district. they are running out of options experts say waiting a bit could show time for stronger economic growth. >> occupy protesters in california, planning to march on the port later this afternoon and calling for a strike they are asking local businesses to close. overseas, emergency talks in europe the stock markets around the world are in a free fall, a surprise decision by greece's minister to hold a public referendum the dow

dropped almost 300 points banks taking the biggest hits in asia, markets continue to slide. >> president barack obama leaving for the g 20 meeting in france this evening which could be dealing with a full blown crisis, joining us now with more on news of greece is bill long with center for financial policy robert h smith school of business university of maryland. good to see you thanks for coming today. >> good morning alison. >> can you explain to viewers just exactly what greece's prime minister is putting before his people. the prime minister met with his cabinet last night and endorsed his call for referendum, and the referendum would go to the greek people we don't know exactly yet, what it will say but essentially it will be asking for support, for greece to stay in the euro zone. this bailout plan though, will mean some pretty serious

consequences for the people. >> well, already, the plans that have been put into place over the last 18 months have had serious negative consequences for the greek people, unemployment is over 15% gdp dropped 12% over the last 2 years i would say that the greek people are weary. why would they vote yes for this. >> polls suggest they would overwhelmingly vote no just because they are tired of other countries in europe such as germany and them what to do and seeing jobs go away and things get worse and worse. >> what would happen if they do vote no. >> well, that is the $64 question alison no body knows. greece might with draw from the euro zone or some other solution may be crafted. >> what would the prime

minister's motivation be here is he seeing this as a last ditch effort to save anything? >> i think it is purely political he is tired of everybody criticizing what he is doing and he is trying to do what the international monetary fund and what the european union wants thyme do, protect the euro, but -- wants him to do, protect the euro but he is tired of that and wants to go to the people. there is a huge problem with the referendum, greece has to have about 8 billion euros within the next couple weeks to avoid default if the referendum is scheduled, it will probably be in january that is not on a timely basis there is a question about whether greece will default. >> often there is a long term plan we might not understand, do you see that at all with this? this referendum or what he is proposing to bailout. >> well, the european union did

put together a long term plan last wednesday which resulted in a huge stock market rally thursday last week that plan has three parts one is to have greece make additional efforts to get their physical house in order another is to protect the banks across europe, by increasing capitol and a third is actually, to beef up what is called the european financial stability fund, which is intended to provide billions and billions of euros to protect countries like italy. last question here how does this effect us either way. >> well, it has potentially very significant effect, if things come apart and there is a real chance that could happen at this point alison, if things come apart, it would -- euro zone economy would go under recession, effect our ex%es to europe, chain -- exports to europe, change the value of the dollar, the dollar would go up

and make us less competitive and very importantly, our money market mutual fund have about $1 trillion invested in european banks and the banks come under severe stress that could be an item for us. center for financial policy, university of maryland not a pretty picture we appreciate you painting it for us. >> thank you. 11 minutes past the hour, dealing with own financial frustrations a new story out raising eyebrows has to do with members of congress and their personal wealth. we will talk with the investigative editor for roll call. >> four your gentleman men in -- georgia men accused in a terror plot. fox 5 morning news continues

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first five photo. alison, how would you pronounce his name. >> levi. on his first halloween, he is sitting in a pumpkin that is obviously bigger than he is. now. >> really check that out that is a big old pumpkin. >> we have his age -- >> he is a little old age. >> he is 13 years old. >> wow just kidding. >> yeah, that is a big pumpkin. all right that is very cute nicely done if you want to send us your child's picture. >> is that a binky in his mouth. >> it is so he is young. >> thank you we love that. >> what is next oh, yeah, temperatures. >> settle down. >> take a look at temperatures they are not budging these are updated no real movement, 42 degrees washington still, let's see, okay, frederick still 28, baltimore 35, i think that is a slight change annapolis up a

degree, 30 manassas and culpepper a cold start to the day and indeed across the mid- atlantic and northeast, temps 30s and 40s occasional temp in the 20s. here is a look at satellite radar, nothing to see folks, cloud free, there is a few areas of fog but we are cloud free we will be presip free lots of sunshine the five day looks like this today high temperature 62 degrees, under sunny skies, tomorrow 63 degrees mostly sunny, very pleasant, friday, maybe a shower or two, down to the south of the district, 58, weekend looks good. >> there you go the latest on the weather, now let's get the latest on traffic for that we go to julie wright. that is a cute piece of pumpkin pie there. >> very cute. >> i tried to fit into a pumpkin once. >> what happened with that? >> well, that explains the big hump on the back. >> oh, julie. >> on the road this morning,

quite a mess out there, we have had our hands full, a lot of delays to discuss with you on the west side of town. callers are hitting me up telling me there is a lot of fog to deal with. be careful now down to 14 miles per hour, leaving the claire barton parkway, gw parkway, headed south a foggy commute coming across the american legion bridge inner loop 25 minute delay, headed up towards the dulles toll road all lanes are open, 66, leaving manassas, headed towards the belt way, northbound 395, 35 minute commute there lanes are open and average speed, 15 miles per hour that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic steve back to you. congress supposed to represent citizens of the united states but not very representative of their constituents when it comes to wealth. roll call is out with a new financial analysis members of congress are required to

submit. here, investigative ed forfor roll call. -- editor for roll call. >> i think americans just realize that we don't relate with the super wealthy we are finding there are some members of capitol hill in that class. >> right. overall number is $2 billion worth of net worth, in congress and that is a min number. that strikes your average citizen wow that is a lot of money, 541 people, worth $2 billion. >> who is it comes out on top? and do the people that are on top is it enough money it skew it is whole pool. >> it definitely skews the pool, the wealthiest members of congress, mike mccall of texas worth $295 million, california, $250 million, they really take

the curve, basically and break it for everybody else, but if you eliminate those top you know several hundred million dollar people, john kerry is another one, you still see the average member of congress is worth, somewhere in the range of 500, $600,000 at a minimum and that is four times what the average household is worth. >> 100 -- >> 120 or something like that. >> so still, quite a bit more money than on average what we are looking at now, some of the break down when it comes to political party now you are saying democrats hold 80% of the wealth, senate republicans, 70% does that include more democrats in the senate and more republicans in the house. >> yes, every time there is a major wave election like republicans had in 2010 you will see a flock of new people coming into congress they tend to be wealthier, newer members

tend to be wealthier in part because campaigns have become so expensive they recruit very rich people to run for office. what about at the other end are there some people more of the average american could relate to financially. >> there clearly are. we do an article everyone the poorest members of -- every year on the poorest members of congress they have student loan debts, lowest assets. hastings has $2 million worth of legal bills from a court case 20 years ago, there is a member of congress where you saw his assets disappear entirely, and i called one of the houses how did his assets disappear well, you ever been divorced. sure enough you know all his assets disappeared. >> there is that reality factor some people can relate to. >> they are regular people. >> when it comes to relating to the american public, do you thing americans are effected by

the fact that congress or members of congress would make this kind of money >> it effects the way people look at congress as an institution they anticipate their own member will be a prominent citizen in the community therefore you assume the prominent citizen will have some wealth that maybe more than sort of the average joe six pack i don't think that necessarily makes a difference in the normal relationship to your congress person it does effect the way people look at congress as a whole they see them as being removed from the rest of the citizenship you see their current approval rating is somewhere below the men doe saline because you see they are from a wealthy club we are not part of. >> any overwhelming factors where this money came from, family money traditionally or scattered. >> all over the place but a lot of it is family money inherited, real estate is a lot of it, stock market many people had successful businesses

before they came to congress but an awful lot of family money and inherited money. >> 25% increase over the past two years. >> yes. >> last time we did this two years ago the net wealth of congress was 1.6 billion now up to 2 billion these are minimums we believe significantly under state. >> that is what they are required to report. >> by in large their houses are not on there and other stuff. >> you can read it we will link it to our website myfoxdc.com read paul's article. thanks. >> steve did you know some body is doing okay. >> i guess so, just not in approval rate but financially. >> interestingly, it doesn't make me feel much better. >> 8:22 a.m., it is a wednesday morning consumer outrage apparently carrying some weight a big announcement from bank of america, has many customers breathing a sigh of relief but it comes from a warning -- comes with a warning from

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and virginia. man i could use that man. i would give you a whole bunch of it. >> how many people would say well, -- >> besides those congress people. >> although i am sure they could use that money. an update on two big stories one the halloween night shooting in georgetown the other, the ongoing lululemon murder trial. >> plus four georgia men in their 60s and 70s accused in an alleged terror plot what they were planning to do, on the other side of the break. 8:27 a.m. ♪

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from maryland to maine remain without power this morning following the weekend snow storm hardest hit, connecticut the state's governor said several out of state utilities haven't kept promises of sending in crews to help. that is unfortunate. >> still work to be done you know what slaps you in the face is when the weather turns nice and 60 and sunny and you still have no power. >> what was amazing, how delicate the trees are. they look so strong but snow, wind. >> or how powerful the storm was. >> there is a life lesson in all this. >> this is deeper than what we are seeing here. >> not sure what it is. >> or if anybody wants to hear it. >> that too. regan national, cool across there, much of the area at or below freezing, we have done that last couple mornings, 20s there the cold spot frederick, 28 right now, let's see manassas, dulles, freezing mark, 32, martins burg 30, 30s

north and west this morning and generally inside the belt way, low 40s. 42 washington. 43 hot spot annapolis, fredericks burg, 34 itself. on the chilly side itself. a beautiful couple days highs later this afternoon should top out right back in the low 60s and that is right where we should be. nice start to the month of november. sentinel sat rad, nothing to show you immediate washington area. mid-atlantic, bright sunny day, storm system to the west bringing more snow to denver, and to portions of the colorado rockies that will get in here thursday night and friday, cloud cover and maybe a few showers to the south of the region, thursday night, friday, really what we want to talk about that area of right pressure, low 60s parts of the -- high pressure, low 60s parts of the area, nice. as we get into the weekend we

will fall back to 50s. nice rebound, temperatures 60s. early next week without much rain in the forecast, 62 this afternoon get out enjoy the beautiful afternoon, 63 tomorrow, few clouds on friday again that system will pass south, saturday and sunday weekend this time around looks great dry conditions when the football game, sunday afternoon perfect, 60 degrees, all right guys that is a look at the weather steve back to you at the desk. we want to update some of our top stories the search continues for a suspect after the deadly shooting at a parking lot forestville maryland last night, just after 8:00 p.m., at the . forest shopping center, 27-year-old anthony washington was killed, a woman with him was shot in the arm and taken to hospital. she is expected to be okay investigators are looking at surveillance video from several stores in the plaza. >> police may have caught someone involved in the shooting of a teen in georgetown.

the 17-year-old victim's name has not been released but he is in grave condition. a man was arrested for carrying a pistol without a license. there were five other shootings in dc halloween night all but one of the victims was a teen. the lululemon jury hears from the prosecutions last witness, he played tapes, with interviews with brittany norwood she was not under arrest at the time but requested a second interview to tell police something she did not mention two days earlier, claiming the two killers made her move suspect murray's car norwood said she went back to the store where she claims she was sexually assaulted and scared for her life. norwood became a suspect when her story did not add up. >> four men in georgia, are under arrest suspected of being members of a fringe militia group they planned on destroying federal and state

property and also athreat to every day people. as george fran coexplains oleosus februarys are over 65 years old. >> reporter: fbi a-- all suspects are 65 years old. >> reporter: fbi agents, arrested 73-year-old frederick thomas of cleveland, 67-year- old dan roberts of tacoa. 65-year-old ray adams and 67- year-old daniel crump. >> they were part of a fringe organization, intent on doing harm to georgia citizens, specifically to members of the state and federal government. >> reporter: would you care to say anything about mr. crumps arrest. >> i knocked on the door but the people who returned didn't want to talk long time neighbor says he was caught off guard by his neighbor's arrest. >> um, apparently the fbi feels

they have enough evidence, you know, but i would have never suspected it from him. >> feds say group members came to metro atlanta, enat no time on destruction of federal buildings housing the fbi and atf one member talked of driving down atlanta interstate to release the deadly biological toxin and it all involved under cover agents. >> two individuals purchased a silencer and material they thought was c 4 explosives it was inert material provided by the under cover agents. >> the other two were attempting to make ricin. >> the key to this several month long investigation was a source working with the fbi infiltrating this group. >> he was participating at meetings and recording those on behalf of fbi. >> he is innocent until proven guilty all these men are. >> foxes george franco reporting. >> 8:36 a.m. wednesday morning up next.

>> kim kardashian she apologizes to fans for her failed marriage, and her mother is now speaking out about the or deal her mom has a new book out in case you didn't know. >> shocker. >> really. >> mm-hmm. >> wow. first another take on that's my take the topic tonight, the task ahead, i guess we say task ahead for dc council committee, tackling ethics reform last wednesday dc city council committee, government operations, chaired by ward 4 council woman bowser, held a hearing on ethics legislation that lasted more than 8 hours the path before this committee is daunting in part due to the dark cloud under which the council is operating several council members have been accused of ethical lapses, daunting due to the short

timeline council brown has given to the committee to complete the task, nine weeks, nine weeks to come up with effective, enforceable legislation including penalties for ethical violations ten bills are in front of miss bowsers committee they address term limits, outside employment, to name just a few in adegrees to the ten bills, is a plethora of proposals offered by the 30 or so people who testified at the hearing. there is much work to be done, given the huge task before us, every member of the committee needs to be on hand to hear the testimony, harry thomas junior was absent what was more important to councilman thomas than ethics reform, we really don't know, a staff member from harry thomas' office would only tell fox 5 that councilman had several things on his schedule that kept him from attending this was a hearing that went on for 8 hours mind you, councilman thomas must have had a very busy day not to have

attended even a portion of the hearing. i certainly recognize the irony here after all councilman thomas is currently under investigation by the u.s. attorneys office regarding allegations, that he diverted over $300,000 from a fund that was to support youth program. funds that he is currently repaying to the city. but like it or not he is on the committee, if councilman thomas doesn't feel he can conduct the city's business regarding ethics reform he should step down from the committee. a wise man told me once that some times, half the job is just showing up, if councilman thomas wants to take part in this process and show voters in his ward and the rest of dc he is serious about ethics reform he needs to first show up. that is my take. what is yours? go to myfoxdc.com click on that is my take or send me an e-mail at tmt@wttg.com 

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divorce. made millions of dollars for the couple, reports up to $18 million. >> for the couple? >> for kim. on her website kim kardashian says she married for love denied she made millions off the wedding and will donate the value of the gifts almost $200,000 to the dream foundation but not return them. kim filed for divorce from chris humphries monday she did not mention him. lyndsey lohan another one. >> just giving you a chance to respond. >> we will talk about it later i am sick of the whole thing. >> lyndsey will be back in court for a hearing that could end with the actress going back to jail the judge will determine whether she violated her probation again. prosecutors have not said how much jail time they are pushing for. >> 250 students from st. mary's

college south of district spent their first night in their new dormitory, a cruise ship. >> we will talk with a student to find out about the experience first hand. >> 350 slices of pizza are eaten every second in the u.s. that is why we are in search of the best pizza in our area we want to keep that statistic up. you can't talk pizza in dc and not come where we are live and where the chef owner will give us her secrets on the perfect pie all live next fox 5 morning news stay with us 

imagine spending a semester of school at sea well, a group of local college students don't have to imagine it, 250 students from st. mary's college have finally been able to move into their temporary living space. this happens to be aboard a cruise ship docked near campus

students were relocated due to mold problems in their dorms joining us now to talk about this unique experience is senior, andy van dusen. >> good morning. >> how was it being aboard that ship instead of your dorm room on land. >> a little bit different but very cool, move in went pretty smoothly yesterday took a little bit longer to get started than we expected but we got 140 or so people of the 250 moved in, they will do move ins rest of the week. everyone's stuff is onboard so far. >> what is the space like? how does it compare to your dorm room? >> it is much more elegant for sure, looking around the ship, there is lounge spaces which are really neat social areas, and spaces set aside for studying which is fantastic, rooms are a little smaller, but

there is enough space to sleep and be yourself and that is all i need at least. >> how long did they tell you you would be there. >> right now we are planning on being there for the rest of the semester, depends how long remediation takes in the residence halls, we are expecting to be there through finals if remediation is done like just before finals or during finals they are not going to make us move during finals that would be too stressful for everyone but they plan to get us moved back before we leave for winter break. >> you are a senior this is fun but you need to get your work done too right? >> yeah, i find ways to work around it, and it is much closer to campus than the hotels where we were the past week and a half so i am very happy to be back on campus. >> well, we are happy you took time out to talk to us today, good luck in your senior year

looks pretty cool. andy is a senior at st. mary's college onboard that ship for this semester thank you. >> thank you. cool stuff. >> yeah. >> stay away from like the rope climbing walls and pool. >> it is all business. >> get the job done. >> something lighter. >> holly is focussing on food. >> trying to find the best pizza in dc. where are you now? you have been moving in morning. >> well, i know you said something lighter some how i am not feeling lighter, i am downing all this pizza the pizza industry is a 30 billion, with a b dollar industry and you can't talk about pizza in our area without coming to one of the institutions which is indeed pizzaria, paridiso we are in dupont, along with ruth, the chef, owner, magician behind their wonderful pies good morning happy anniversary does it seem like 20 years.

>> some days it does. some it doesn't. >> i understand that answer all too well. you guys brought neopolitan pizza to the dc area. >> yes, we were the first to have a wood burning oven. it is not topped too heavily like a lot of american style pizzas yeah, we were the first in the area, 20 years ago. >> so here we are let's get started, a few tricks of the trade. >> this is the dough we are going to start with our dough and the first thing you want to do is exactly what you are doing, push it down. >> i am a natural. >> push it down to the counter and turn it, so you are keeping it in a circle you are doing great. >> right. >> and then the next thing you do pick it up off the counter and hold it like this and stretch it. and turn the dough and you stretch it, and you try to keep it in a circle.

>> how did you know that you were one of the best pizza places in the area? was there a point of realization? >> you know we were busy from the moment we opened the doors and we have always had really satisfied customers and our customers have been the ones that have told us we are the best and they love us, and so, you know it is just year after year. we have been doing what we do. >> you have three locations right? >> that's right three locations so we get to serve a lot of people,. >> you still enjoy making pizza. >> i love making pizza i love making pizza as much as people love eating it. >> this is a lot because you know i was just reading when i am doing all my pizza research on average americans eat 46 slices a year. >> thank god for everyone >> exactly. >> it is the best food i mean it's got all the food groups you eat it with your fingers how bad could that be. >> the thing i loved was that you are like we originally

opened because we wanted to center on community, laughter and tasty food. >> that's right. >> that is the key to a happy life. >> we make our customers happy because we're happy. >> we only have a minute. >> tomatos and then put a little spinach this is one of our most popular pizzas. >> and also i want to make sure we get in because next week you are celebrating your 20th anniversary and you are doing the we turn 20 you get something. so every day, we are turning 20 and every day we have something special for our customers, so one day we are going to have a special discounted rate on carry out, one day we will have 20¢ first beer, one day we will have 20¢ topping day, we are going to have a blast so every day. >> every day next week. >> something special. >> then that goes in your oven. >> special wood fire oven. >> exactly. i will go ahead and let you do that and get a piece ready for me to try as we do that i

want to acknowledge the fact obviously we are running around northwest dc, so we asked people to write in, on facebook, give us some of their favorite pizza places here is a couple you should try, pizza oven in river dale maryland near the bw parkway, brandy said toppolinos camp springs maryland amber said joe's pizza, bielton virginia, voila, through the magic of television ruth gave me my own pizza here. i don't have to share do i? >> it is all yours. >> there is more where that came from >> i am eating for two ruth. >> we are going on to another location relatively new to the district find out where that is 9:00 a.m. hour. >> holly you are selling that pizza i know you don't need to it looks so good. >> the question is to try to

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