considers helping the rebels. >> history will be made on the national mall today. >> reporter: we're hours away from ground breaking on the latest and last museum here on the national mall. we'll have a preview, coming up. another performance by our commander in chief. this time, he belts out the blues. oh, check it out! what a beautiful start to the day. that's a live shot from the tower cam. gorgeous sky, beautiful sunrise, a few moments ago on what is a pretty day. it's wednesday, february 22nd. good morning, everyone. i'm tony perkins. >> we have a pretty picture to show a pretty mild day.

tucker has the details. the deets, as the kids in the 50s said. >> not familiar with that phrase. as we get into the afternoon, we'll be near 60 degrees. enjoy this great day. the end of the week is featuring great weather. we're 39 at dulles. winchester, 36 degrees. yesterday, it was generally, we were waking up to freezing temperatures. these temperatures are warmer than yesterday. nice sunrise. should be a decent day today. we'll see clouds moving in later on this afternoon. the possibility of a late day shower, the better chance this evening than the showers you see in western tennessee making their way here. we're not going to let that get in the way of a great forecast. winds out of the south and

west. just like yesterday, gusting to 25. with a high of 60 degrees, no one will be complaining. we'll look at the rest of the workweek in a minute. >> all right, i don't make you squirm, do i? >> once in a while. >> that's kind of funny. as you're traveling towards new york avenue, you'll find that the lanes are open. we're coming out of riverdale, below the speeds and making your way out towards the split. vw parkway is in good shape. taking it back inside, we'll update the ride here. indot's turning the camera on us. that's where we had the accident that was tieing up the hov lane. that left lane was blocked and that was causing a backup. busy on the topside and approaching 85. 395 northbound, slowing on duke

street as we work our way up. no problems to report heading across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of the traffic. thank you, julie. the uva murder trial. in hours, the jurors will deliberate the fate of george huguely who's accused of killing yeardley love in may of 2010. he acknowledged kicking a hole in her door, invite cysts he only wanted to talk. the medical examiners gave several possible causes of her death. he faces up to life in prison. also, due in court, the man accused of trying to bomb the u.s. capitol. he was arrested friday on his way to the capitol. after undercover agents gave him a pack with fake explosives.

developing in afghanistan, more protests about the americans burning the muslim holy book. anti-american rallies are underway at the air base and at camp phoenix at the kabul province. we're getting word that two western journalists were killed in syria this morning. one is an american, she worked for a british newspaper and the other is a french photographer. both died when rockets hit the neighborhood they were in overnight. a hundred people were reported killed there just yesterday. it was some of the worst shellings since the uprising started last year. the u.s. is changing the position.

hillary clinton is going to discuss helping the rebels in a meeting with the group friends of syria. that's on friday. new this morning. an historic day on the national mall. ground breaking is starting today on the new african american museum of history and culture. >> reporter: good morning, you know, things will get started here in a few hours. you can feel the excitement in the air. people have stopped by to talk to us about it. you can see the tent where president obama and laura bush will be later on today. it's been more than ten years since the museum was approved by an act of congress. it will take $500 million to get this going. today, that's where we'll start and we'll kick off the first phase of construction. some of the artifacts are on

display at the american history museum. many of them are collected from donations from the public. the items will tell stories that haven't been told before of african american businesses and military honors. also, matt turner and harriet tubman will be honored. the museum will be showing a presence all its own. >> hopefully, the building will have its own presence and feel like it fits in. the lay outis within a stones throw of the site. >> reporter: the museum is scheduled to open in 2015. the website is up and going. they're having public meetings and out reach. they're also looking, what i like about this is they're going around the country talking about artifacts and why

those may be valuable. they still need 10,000 artifacts. this is going to be the 19th museum in the smithsonian institution. it's a good chance this is going to be the last museum on the national mall. we'll tell you later about the ceremony. >> something for local residents to think about. a lot of people may have artifacts. thank you, we appreciate it. checking this morning's other top stories. police in anne arundel county need help tracking down a man accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl. the girl told the police that a man grabbed her when she was walking home from school and pulled her into the woods and sexually assaulted her. a fire started at this wal- mart started by 13-year-old

kids as a diversion to shoplift. they went next door to a target store. no one was injured, but the shoppers and employees had to evacuate for two hours. charges will be filed this morning. police are on the lookout in the wake of a new rash of robberies. they were six more between 6:00 and 8:00 last night and three more overnight in south west and northwest. one of the latest, a woman walking over a bridge in georgetown was forced to give over jewelry and her bag to a man who came up behind her and put something to her back. new details are out about the driver who died in a car crash in a kfc. the 29-year-old woman behind the wheel was going close to 100 miles per hour moments before the crash.

the police believe she hit the curve and cart wheeled before smashing into a red suv parked in front of the restaurant. the family's mourning the loss. smith's mother was stunned to hear the news. >> she was devastated. she couldn't believe it. i said, i'm positive this happened. it's a state of unbelief. >> she was kind hearted and sweet. whatever you asked, she would give it to you, no matter what. >> she was ticketed last month, she received five citations including citations for driving 91 miles per hour in a 55 miles per hour zone, driving on a suspended license and not having a current registration or tags. a new poll released overnight shows a surging

santorum is running even with mitt romney. none of the republicans in the race is fairing well against president obama. the poll shows the president holding an 8 to 10% lead. it also shows his support among independants is growing. these new numbers come eight months before the election. on the same day, they'll prepare for the final debate. we have more on tonight's big showdown. >> the debate is in arizona, and in michigan next week. overall, there are signs that the race is tightening. >> thank you, very much! god bless america! >> reporter: it's a santorum surge coming to an end. he's neck and neck with mitt romney heading into tonight's debate.

he's hammered on the air waves in michigan. this add isn't from the rival camp, romney, but it's from ron paul. it's part of an out right collaboration between the paul and romney campaigns. >> there's a fact of alliance. at this point, it's an open partnership. his campaign manager talked that they're cooperating with the romney campaign. >> reporter: this is setting up for a potentially damaging drama this summer for republicans where no candidate could secure the nomination. >> when you have a broker convention, you'll have raw emotions on display for four days on national tv. this is not ideal. >> reporter: maybe not ideal, but certainly possible and in

this game of political sur -- survivor, this could make a difference. the president is leading every republican candidate by 8 to 10 points. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >> gas prices is a big issue. president obama will speak about it later on this week. later on, his treasury secretary is offering lower income tax rates from 35% to 28%. also, he'll cut lupe holes. in an election year, the plan isn't likely to get support from congress. it's 7:12 and 44 degrees on a wednesday morning. still ahead, the supreme court throws affirmative action back into the spotlight. and new jersey's governor is sick of warren buffet. why he's telling the

billionaire to shut up. plus: >> i hug you ♪ you look fine, you got to keep it up now ♪ >> cheered on by the crowd there. he couldn't say no. he shared the mike with some of the biggest music industry's legends. we'll have more on his performance. ♪ as we head for the break, we have a live look outside. we have some more blues, yeah. we'll get the latest weather and traffic coming up next. 7:13, this is b.b. king. 

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clean up continues on the streets of new orleans. streams of people pouring into the french quarter. the police cleared bourbon street this morning. the end of the carnival marks the beginning of lent. it begins today with ash wednesday. when you see the ash on the forheads, that's a reminder. to get sent down there when i worked for another network. >> when you were with "good morning america." >> yeah. well, i guess i was there for the day of, but i was there for the cleanup. >> and charlie was there for the mardi gras. >> it was not pleasant, bad smells. the party was last night, that was the story. >> what's the deal, that midnight, the party shuts down? >> i don't know.

they cleared people out. >> i'm thinking about giving something up, i don't know what it will be. >> well, let us know in the next weather segment, now, i have 30 seconds left. >> maybe i'll give up talking with you. here's your bus stop forecast. allison's kids won't be picked up. we'll drive past. mostly sunny and mild as the kids head out the door. it's going to be a beautiful day. everyone will be out on the playground and recess extended. i can't get permission for that. if i could, i would. 43 in washington and looking out to the south and west, we have temperatures in the upper 50s like in dallas. we'll get a nice surge of air here. 60 today, upper 60s and lower 70s tomorrow. we're not going to cool down until the weekend.

even this weekend, the temperatures will fall back into the upper 40s and 50s. sorry, i'm checking the map. we'll show you, we're quiet. we may get a few showers tonight in addition to clouds later on this afternoon. that's the only problem forecast. 60 today, 68 tomorrow and cooler this weekend. enjoy. >> thank you. let's go to julie with the rush hour traffic. all right, it's been busy on the roads. we have delays to report on 395 as you head towards seminary road. 95, traffic is congested traveling northbound working up to woodbridge and springfield. southbound, 270, the wreck cleared. overall, southbound 270 traffic is falling. that's as you work your away poaching 12 -- approaching 121 and the split.

otherside of town, that's a top start to the beltway. that's on the beltway and bw parkway to powder mill road. about a 12 minute drive with all of the lanes open and now, traveling south east off offed the 5, down to 21 miles per hour heading into south east. that's a check of the on-time traffic. the nation's highest court is taking up a sensitive topic, affirmative action. >> the supreme court will hear a case that was similar to the 2003 decision. >> you know, a lot of people have their eyes on this one. it's a move that could change the college admissions process and different judges could make a difference. >> reporter: affirmative action could be on the way out. many are looking at a 2003 decision that endorsed the controversial issue. >> universities could consider race as long as it makes the university more diverse and the

student's experience richer. >> reporter: in that case, nine years ago, they were allowed to use race. in a separate decision, the high court struck down a point system used by the undergraduate programs. the new case is brought by a white student who was rejected because of her race, she said. >> the court has a different makeup. the swing vote is justice anthony kennedy. he frequently breaks the tie. he decented in the university of michigan case in 2003. if he votes when they cast their vote, the same way he did a few years ago on facts remarkably similar than those a few years ago, it will be 5-4 or 5-3. >> and while it's about access

to education, the court's ruling could have effects on the job hiring and government contracts. >> now, the justices won't hear the case until the fall and the arguments could start near the presidential campaign. time now is 7:22 on this wednesday morning. big banks take note. still ahead, what's being done to crack down on the overdraft fees. and a move to expand gambling in maryland takes a step forward today. 

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the consumer watchdog agency investigated into the costly overdraft fees. they're asking banks for information about how the fees affect consumers and how it's marketed and what information consumers receive.

this could result in new reduce and lawsuits if the bangs are -- banks are accused of violating the laws. >> las vegas on the harbor. the maryland state senate committee will hold a hearing to expand gambling in maryland. the bill would pave the way for table games like blackjack in county. they're scheduled to testify in support of the bill. if it's approved, it would go to voters in a statewide referendum. >> >> 7:26 now, still ahead, fed up with warren buffet. new jersey's governor has harsh words for the billionaire. also, this is a smart move for rick santorum, several say. and as we head into the break, we'll have a live look outside. where is this? we have no problems there.

we'll tell you what's happening with traffic and we'll talk about the forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back.  

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to go? ♪ same old place, sweet old chicago. oh, they'll have bootlegs of that. the white house was transformed into a blues club. look at that. he couldn't help it. the president belts out the moves with the best of them with b.b. king and mick jagger. the surprise performance by mr. obama came at the end of the place list. they had a great time! it will be shown on pbs, i want to watch it. >> trying to look at everyone in the audience. i could find a famous face. >> well, we knew that mick wasn't going to not sing. >> that looks like a great

time. >> great notes. >> oh, you know what, tony has the notes. >> it's all right here. by the way, allison, i'm in it now, what are you giving up for lent? >> i'm not ready to say. >> well, we have time. >> if at any point, you want to interrupt, let me -- know. >> maybe white sugar and white flour. dr. oz says we should do it. >> so you would do it any way? >> no. 32 in culpeper. chilly start in the north and west. hey, it's going to be, you know what? a beautiful day and a beautiful stretch of days into the next week. temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above normal into the daytime tomorrow. then, cooler for the weekend. still, saturday and sunday,

featuring temperatures in the upper 40s to about 50. a little bit of a cloud deck working through at the moment. we should see sunshine this morning and more clouds this afternoon. we'll have the possibility of a late day shower. a better chance tonight and we'll have energy from western tennessee sweeping into the area. we'll have showers around later on tonight and behind that area, more warmer temperatures. for the next few days, enjoy the afternoon. mix of sun and clouds and the possibility of a late shower for you. wind will be pick -- winds will be gusting up to 25 miles per hour," mostly cloudy and 45 is the overnight low. showers could linger into the morning. we may have a few showers leftover and there's a nice looking five-day forecast for the end of the month. maybe a shower or a thunderstorm friday morning and as we get into saturday and

sunday, our high temperatures will once again -- this is where we should be --, right now, the weekend looks dry. get outside and work in the yard. it should be absolutely beautiful. absolutely beautiful. all right, i'm stalling for time. i hope that julie's ready. good morning, what's going on. >> is that how you do it. you stretch beautiful out to an eight syllable word? >> yes. as you approach pennsylvania avenue, a truck lost a load of gravel on the left side of the road. this is southbound at pennsylvania avenue. stay to the center and the right in order to get by. meanwhile, you'll find 295 approaching for the roadway and continuing across the inbound. on the inner lupe heading up towards merryville, 60 minute

commute. nothing found there, lanes are open, smooth sailing. that's the check of the on-time traffic new jersey's out spoken governor isn't mincing words about warren buffet. he said he should write a check and just shut up. he made the comment in an interview with cnn. more began asked about a tax proposal and the impact on billionaires and warren buffet said he should be taxed at a highier rate. kristy said, go ahead and write the check. all right, it's gloves off tonight in ass as. the republican candidates are gearing up for a debate ahead of tuesday's primary there in arizona and in michigan. they've also ramped up their criticism of president obama. one called him the most

dangerous president in modern american history. joining us now are peter fanin and jimenasensi. we'll talk about the debate tonight. for a while, we felt like there was a debate every three nights. this one feels like it's getting important, down to the wire. four guys are left. what are the candidates needing to do tonight? >> well, it's team a and team b. romney versus santorum and paul and newt gingrich. everyone will be up on romney. ron paul's taking shots on santorum. it will be a good skrum. newt gingrich needs to rehabilitate himself. with him having no money, he

has to do well to convince the contributors. this may be the last debate we have for a while, this is probably his last gasp. also, ultimately, this is going to be a two person race. it will seal the deal. >> you were talking about last gasp for ron paul? >> well, yes, and for newt gingrich. >> we're not even sure there's going to be another debate. this is the 20th. frankly, if i'm mitt romney or santorum, there's no reason to have another one. you don't want a guy like newt gingrich to pop back up again. >> you were pointing out the importance of debates to the voters in the other states. they came out with a survey. 2/3 of voters in south carolina and florida thought they were very important.

right now, arizona is key. arizona said, okay, that's romney, it's done. it's heavily mormon. now, it's closed and this debate could play into who wins in arizona. the big surprise could be that santorum wins arizona and romney wins michigan. well, jim is right about this. the strange thing to me is the way that ron paul is going after santorum. not romney, he's really ripping in this with his ads in michigan. all i can think about is the collusion going on between the two goes. heaven knows why. >> there's a collusion and a story about it. they're friendly. they were buddies. >> in michigan, most of the polls have santorum either even with or highier now than romney. if romney can't pull out

michigan is that a fatal wound to his campaign? >> no, fatal wound, no. he's been trailing for a long time now. the converse is, if romney does win in michigan, given in some poll, he was 20 points behind. i think that's a big deal. one thing we've said, romney has the money. if you have the money, you need to spend it to win the delegates. that's how he closes the gap. he's doubled the spending of santorum in michelle obama and they're all negative ads. he's going to santorum what he did to newt gingrich in florida. this is the demolition derby now. we're sitting back here like the cat that ate the canary. this is unbelievable. the thing is, romney has enough money to buy the battered cars

and keeps putting them on the demolition, but he's demolished himself. >> there was a joke on "saturday night live" about the president's numbers being up and the four republicans campaigning. the president said, keep talking, it's helping him. i want to show this ad that's getting a lot of attention. it's called rombo. >> this time, romney's firing his mud at santorum. romney and his superpack spent $20 million attacking federal republicans. romney's trying to hide from -- >> it's a pretty funny ad and it's well done. is this effective? >> well, first of all, this is the ad you put up when you know

he'll be blasted as he knows he has been by romney. i would get this thing off of the air. i would start to go after romney. you made your point you're going to get slammed, but don't keep running the add. you don't have to see it more than once or twice to get it. >> i don't think it's on any more. it was a great preemptive ad. they knew it would happen and it's clever and creative. that's why people watch television. there and he looks just like romney. are we out of time? >> oh, okay, i have 30 seconds. obama, numbers are up, is this, i guess it's due to the economic numbers rebounding and the jobs numbers that are better in some sense.

>> yeah, and [talking over each other] >> he's pushing out his own programs. and the republicans are taking shots at each other. it will come down and change and be even. as we get into the summer and into the fall. >> is the president a good singer? >> unbelievable good! >> terrible! >> he has another career, "american idol," here we come. >> next year. >> one more year. >> gentlemen, thank you, good to have you here. thank you, tony. still ahead, time to say good- bye to dorothy's ruby red slippers. and it was an horrific scene over the summer in indiana, now, the fans on the stage at the time are speaking out and who they're blaming. >> also, a look at myfox deal

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the attorneys for sugarland say they're not to blame for the collapse in indiana's state fair. they called the accident an act of god. the state fair commission is fined for failing to conduct adequate safety evaluations. wow, look at that. today's the last day you can see in person, dorothy's ruby slippers on display. smithsonian is taking them off of the shelf to prepare for a new exhibit, american story. the slippers will return to the

museum of american history when the new exhibit opens april 5th. >> what strikes me about them is how tiny her foot was, it was like a 5 1/2. >> they don't look at glittery sitting in the case. they're cool though. >> what are the chances someone's going to slip them on for a share. >> well, like cinderella's sisters, they won't fit. well, the forecast is easy for the next day and a half. >> this is yummy and good. >> it's delicious and yummy with highs about 60. cloud cover, kind of hit and miss here. we'll have a tendency to cloud up this afternoon. maybe a few showers near the rush hour. you can see the possibility at 7:00 tonight. the showers become more

numerous tonight. we're showing light showers overnight and that's setting us up for a great day tomorrow. if we can get the sunshine in here tomorrow, we'll punch through 70 degrees. that's about 20 degrees above normal into the day tomorrow. 60, 68 tomorrow, cooler for the weekend and the average high temperature was 49 degrees. once again, we're doing better than that. >> sure, i love it. here's julie, she has the latest on traffic. very busy at this hour. we have delays in prince county leaving 214 and heading towards 450. we need to map out these problems. gravel in the highway. kennel worth avenue and pennsylvania avenue, that's a truck that lost a load of gravel. slow going coming inbound. the average speed is down to 16

miles per hour and inbound, out of riverdale heading north east in washington. on the gw parkway, we have activity that's causing rubber necking. otherside of town, you'll find that the lanes are open from 95 to georgia. this is a live camera on kennel worth avenue. that's a check of the fox5 on- time traffic. we're hanging out with scary animals this morning. >> she joining us live from the national aquarium. hey, annie. they're not scary. this is earl and this is sylvia. this saturday, come out and see these guys and you can see oliander, he's a rare albino alligator. we'll talk more about this, coming up.

thank you, so much and we want to say good morning to shannon from alexander, virginia. she wants to see julie tease tucker more often. she said, it's cute when he squirms. if you would like to be the fan of the day, go to our facebook page and post a comment under shannon's photo. 

the aquarium is rolling out

the reptile day. >> reporter: we're supposed to keep this door closed, i'm ready to jet if this guy gets out of hand. this is the albino alligator. jay bradley joins me now. he's about to feed her. jay, i understand she's 3 years old? >> yes. >> reporter: is that like a tween? >> well, it's like they're about 4 feet long. they'll become mature when they're about six feet long, that's about 6 to 10 years old. >> repwe talk about this alligator, tell us about the event. you have a big day coming up. >> this saturday, the 25th. we have reptile amphibian day.

we're celebrating the reptiles and amphibians. people can be afraid of reptiles, we're trying to help people understand them better. hopefully, you know, they'll like to love them like we do. >> reporter: my knees are shaking now. what's the method you're using. >> well, all of the alligators here, even the wild type that we have, we do target training with them. it makes it safer for us in terms of coming in and eating. we associate the pole here with the food and the food reward. she has to touch the pole and we'll give her the food. she'll follow this anywhere to get the food. >> reporter: this makes me nervous. she's not following you! >> come on, girl. >> she's slower than the other

guys. >> reporter: so talk a little bit about the albino alligator. oh, there she goes. breakfast is served. the eggs were found in louisiana, and basically, she's on loan to us from saint augustine, florida. we're keeping her until the first of april. well, excuse me, the first of may. yeah, she'll be around a little bit longer. they're pretty rare and there are fewer than a hundred in the world right now. >> reporter: what else do they eat other than what you have there? >> we have small rats today. we feed them rodents and we

feed them mackerel and other whole pray, instead of parts of it. we'll try to feed chicks or quails or rats like today. >> reporter: very interesting. she's beautiful to look at. >> they're fascinating. basically, the albino is the lack of black pigment. they have no black pigment that's found. albino is showing a lack of black pigment. since alligators are all black, when there's no black pigment, they're white. >> reporter: you can come out and learn more about the albino alligator. they have 250 species here. go to our website for the details.

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today is a historic day ond the national mall, ground willlg be broken rofor the submit zone january national museum ofof african-american history andan culture, and we are there live. also, have more on whether your qwest to find cheap gas -- quest

to find cheap gas is worth it. hepatitis c is now killing more people than aids, why youw need to be tested sooner rather than later. good morning,. >> good morning to all of you, we say good morning to our friend, to my left. we're talking about the weather, it's going to be super nice fori the next few days. >> gorgeous temperatures, gorgeous weather, very mild,mild highs, about 20 degrees aboves normal by tomorrow, 70s for tomorrow. let's see the numbers.e >> you don't like to talk -- >> you know what, allison? i love it.ve i love the warmup, it's beautiful. it's something different.diff >> and everybody's in a good a mood. >> you're right about that.abo >> you can just see people's facing shifting.ti 43 right now in washington, 46wh in fredericksburg, and -- somese people are smiling. satellite radar, we have a deck

of clouds at the moment, but toe the west, clear skies, one ofon those days, we get some cloudscl moving through from time toug h time, been a long morning. and out to the west, the rain showers you see in westernwe tennessee, they will approachy this afternoon and tonight, some showers by later tonight, so if you'll be out and aabout, you might be ready for some showerse you may not want to do thatthat tonight, but tomorrow, i recommend it.it. mild, breeze circumstance windsu from the south and west, gusting to 25 later, but the high is 10 degrees normal than yesterday. >> i like it a lot. thanks. here's julie, keeping her eyes on the road. it's very busy if youryour traveling south approaching pennsylvania.p gravel on the highway. delays coming off here, now down to about 16 miles an hour, inbound 50, stacked up leaving g 10 out of riverdale, accidentle along forth bound 197 working

passerby state.pa fire and rescue is responding. reports of a stalled vehicleve here, nothing found on the bridge itself. looks pretty good back in fromfm montgomery county.er georgia avenue north of thee beltway at forest, two leftst lanes blocked , in each directi. southbound 270, lanes are open,p no problems to report at the split. southbound 270 is congested leaving 118 heading to 370. >> thank you, julie. to the national mall, theth ground-breaking ceremony will be reheld for the new national mus of african-american history, ann culture. >> the museum will be built be between the washington monumenti and the nationalng museum of american history.can and melanie is there thisthis morning, live, joining us with more details. good morning. mo >> reporter: good morning, allison, yes, president obama, r will be here this morning for this ceremony, along with formeo first lady laura bush for this historic ground-breaking.gr you can ousee the construction site behind me, when you drive

up and down, you say i wonderw what that is?? that is going to be the site off the new national museum ofti african-american history.on grounds breaking is the firstic phase of anthconstruction, but t museum itself, all thoset exhibits are taking shape. the museum exterior is going to be shaped like a crown, as aas homage to many african-american symbols. inside there will be all collection of artifacts. the goal of the museum is to tell the whole range of stories and have visitors experienceexpe parts of history that perhaps they haven't seen before. >> we have some objects, thosets are schools built by rosenwaul was the principal owner of sears and roebuck. there are major historians,his

scholars, lawyers, whoseos families would not have beenbe educated had the schools throughout the south not beenbe built, so we have objects fromj techat school, and it's a littli known story but very important.n so we'll tell the same story, that shine a light in some ofo the hidden corners of ourour history. >> reporter: and some of theom argument facts are already onal exhibit at the american history museum, if you want to get ao preview of toes, and of course,r in 2015, when this museum opens, it will have a new home.ew i can hear some musicians rehearsing. the amuse california portionli begins in about an fohour, itit includes denise gray, thomasth hampton, jason moran and thet ceremony with president obamapr begins in about an hour, and you'll be able to see all ofof that, including the musicale portion that begins at 9 streaming live on myfoxdc.com. f tony and allison?son? >> a big event. thanks. and now to our other top stories, anti emergency rallyin

are growing in afghanistan,af we're hearing three people died, 30 were wounded when police opened fire on protestors whotos are rioting for is second day.o they are angry at the burning of the quran and other muslim holyh books at a garbage incinerator. the embassy is in rockdown mode, and travel for embassy workers has been suspend from in syria, a journalist and french photographer were killed inr shelling at the wecity of homs. she worked for a british newspaper. they were killed when what'swhat described abs the worst bombardment than when it startet for a year ago.yea for the first time, the whoo white house is considering thec possibility onof arming the rebl rebels. arizona getting attention from the republican candidates now, they debate in mace sacks arizona tonight in the firstf tell -- in mesa, arizona,

tonight in the first televised bee date in arizona. rick santorum is rising in thei palestinians, even in michigan, where range of motion -- in the polls, even in michigan whereer romney was popular. bere is due to give a big speech on an issue likely to dominate the campaign. talking about gas prices. and later this morning, hishi treasury secretary tim geithnerm will lay out the president's iff you plan to lower the corporate tax rate.x the president wants to cutcu corporate taxes from 35 to 28%. the plan also cuts taxes on manufacturers down to 25%. in addition, the white house plan calls for ending dozens of loopholes and subsidies. as you know, we have aw, w couple of high profile cases in our region today.on they head back to court. we begin with the man accused ou trying tose bomb the u.s. capit, amine el khalifi has a hearinghr scheduled, the fbi trailed him since getting a tip in january, an agent posing as a member of

al-qaida gave him a vest filled with fake explosive and in program cable gun.ogra he was arrested with the itemsit on his inoperable gun.in he opwas arrested with items. and the jury will beginbe deliberating in the trial oftria george how longly . he wasl onaccused of killing his ex--- huguely, he was accused of killing his ex-girth friend. the defense admitted huguelyhu played a role in the death. but claim he did not plan tono kill her. a fire that broke out at thh wal-mart was arson. they questioned three boys, ally 13 years old.s they think the fire was starteda as a diversion so they could shoplift. the boys were seen on surveillance cameras in the area where the fire started.ed then went fix door to a target store. a quick thinking manager put thm fire anout with an extinguisherx it nobody was hurt, and the wal-mart is closed for two hourw after that.a charges are expected later this morning.

8 minutes after 8:00, are00 you thinking about switching cell phone carriers? coming up next, we'll have the first look at a new report that's out today about the bestt carriers in the washington areao we will check out some ofof the other stories making headlines, including an update on the rash of robberies around dc. the latest early this morning ir georgetown. stay with us. over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year

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81:00, some stories makingoe headlines, details out about th driver who died in the car crasa at a kfc in landover, maryland.a hellena smith, the driver, wasws going close to 10000 miles an000 hour moments before -- 100 mile an hour moments before theth crash. they believe she was airborne before hitting a red suv. we've learned smith was ticketed last month for driving 91 miles per hour on the beltway.bel another rash of robberies ib the district, there were six more during a two hour period,

just yesterday.y three more overfight.ov one happened along the cl canal, a woman was walking on a bridgeo that n had her jewelry and bag stolen by a man who put it, an unknown object to her back.k. metro is looking for your help, taking suggestions forge station stnames along the new silver line.si falvirfax county is offering upp preferred names, but getting flack because the names are too dull. their suggestions are tyson'styo mcclain, tyson's one and two, central, and tyson's spring hill road. those all make sense. they are telling you where thee stop s weston town center, herndon, weston west, herndon,hr dulles east.ea that's a little confusing.co and for the stop closest, innovation, copper mine andd route 28.te well. they want your suggestions.es >> a little more interesting.in but to me, teit doesn't have

to be interesting!g! >> just has to tell me where i am. tyson's one and two, you know where you are.e tyson's corner.rner >> you like it as-is? >> i like many of those. >> thank you very much.ve we have a look at the forecast, and also, it's goingit to be nice today, let's go with the cuteness factor of the day. >> you got it. paper they should name the onee closest to dulles, somethingthin like dull he is!e coming from out of -- dulles, coming from out of town. let's get to the picture, thee photograph of the day. and the cutest picture ever! yes, guys. this is 16-month-old grace, and she recently hit a majorr milestone.mi you guys have any idea what iti is? >> first -- i don't know. >> okay. >> first time in a big bathtub?t >> enough hair for a baby mohawk! >> yea! >> and it looks good on her.her. anything would look good on her

though. adorable. >> and she's got adorthe rubberu ducky there. >> she's going to like thate picture when her boyfriends come over. >> thanks for sending it if. go to myfoxdc.com and click on morning. grace is smiling, everybody is v going to smile when you see this forecast, it's going to beg to beautiful later today, with temperatures in the upper 50s, and low 60s. currently, we're mild, 44 in wash be ton, humidity --ty washington, humidity at 73%.at it will be gusty again today, winds will be gusting to aboutut 25 miles per hour. so you know, just it might feele cooler than the actual air temperature.temp looking at the nationalatio satellite radar, not a lot tot show you.ho sour activity in westernster tennessee and out towards chicago, some of that will getgt in here late today ankleto tonight, so wed have showers bak forecast later tonight.te but r until then, lots of sunshe

to start the day, and kind of af partly to mostly cloudy afternoon as the showersshow approach from the west. here's the 5-day, enjoy the next couple of days, it won't feel like february. 60 today, 68 tomorrow. i think we'll be in the lowlow 70s if we get a decent amount of sunshine.hine the average daytime high is 49,, we'll see that on saturday. that's a look at the weather forecast, let's do traffic, andd julie wright who necessary ane thing or two about the mohawk. >> i'm going to wear my hair like that tomorrow. >> you should. >> me and mike green.d mi on the roads, check this out,hi 355 northbound in the main linee approaching sheraton, left lane off the main line is what'swhat blocked. all right, still dealing with this mess, southbound kennelken worth at pens did, went worth at

pennsylvania.nn some from the belt way, out tot pennsylvania avenue, about a 31 minute commute inbound,boun riverdale heading to new york avenue. a crash at 123 gone, delays fror 339, inner loop, still slow.l 25 minute ride with all laneslae open, and now we have a crash north of the beltway on georgiao avenue. at forest glen road, the leftt lane is blocked in eache direction. these days, just aboutt everyone has a cell phone, but not everyone is in love withw their carrier, right?righ there's a company out there who wants to make it easy for consumers to figure out what company may work best for them. joining us now, bill moore, theh ceo of root metrics. good morning.g. >> thanks for having me. me. >> it's our pleasure, with this important information that all of us can use. but tell pee about your company, -- tell me about your company.

>> first and for most, we'ree really about consumer advocacy, and we make availableail information that frankly has just been hidden behind the scenes, so we go out and collect data and enlist consumersst c themselves to use our free application to go out andd collect data that can be shared by everybody in the marketplacea on which is the rkbest carrier you. >> so that's how you get yourur data really from people who would be directly -- affectedafe directly?ct >> yes, we have both a iphoneiph and android application thatthat people can go out and test the signal strength and data speeds in their marketplace, and we goe accepted our own people into a marketplace like we did there i washington, d.c., and we take a week-long snapshot of the marketplace and then in thisth case, we actually went andd tested about 2000 driving milesl across the urbanised area, whicr takes us all north up into

germantown, so the core city out into the major suburbs, almost to the rural areas, and we hit 70 indoor locations and about 25,000 individual tests acrossss call data and texting to measure each of the carriers in the marketplace to see who is thet best.st >> and we're showing there justh sort of like usage and areas, but i'll have you tell us how we did, and what areas you did itd by major carriers. what can you tell us as far as r the results of the study? >> yeah, so we measured 18,18 verizon, t-mobile, contradict,co and what consumers seemed to bee most aware of is that advertising about 4 g, and it's a lot about data speed, and in the marketplace, we saw dramatic changes from the testing we saw back in may of last year,year verizon had l t-back then, but they got faster in thehe

marketplace. at&t actually rolled out their lt network which is the true 4g, and got 6 times faster than what they were before, and t-mobilebe rolled out hst plus 42, and doubled their speed, but at the end of the day, verizon was theh fastest in the marketplace, byby about a third, within that, thee overall market on average.age. on the call side, we saw a little bit of a decline in terms of success, so there was more call failures from the last time we were there across three ofthe the major carriers. verizon improved. statistically tied because weaue look at a very tight statisticas quotient, andta on texting, we w that verizon was the fastest on delivery within the network and across networks overall, so inls o the market, actually verizonvi

reined supreme, winning data an texan the overall root score award. >> on the flip side, who didn't do so well? >> well, as you might expect,exe the four major carriers are very competitive amongst themselves,h a player like cricket is more of a value player, so theirt performance was less than theth others, and then, you know, in, terms of the top four, sprintnt was a little slower than thee other guys, but they have announced they're going to beb rolling out lte a little bit later this year, so we expectct there's going to be multiple horse race here as the yearear progresses.pr >> all right.ht very interesting information!in billfo moore, joining us live ve a skype from rootmetricsr headquarters in ooseattle,tle, washington.wa thank you so much.u >> thank you. appreciate it. >> very interesting! >> there it is. >> now we know. for once, i can say i'm on

the right side of the page! it is 8:21 now on this wednesday morning.da there's a y deadline fastst approaching for virginia ands -d virginia folks wanting to vote absentee. >> reporter: look at this toad. isn't he handsome? we're going to learn more about what this guy eats and what thet other species here at the national aquarium eat.m are you getting nervous? he's fine. coming up, you don't want to gog anywhere. ñ

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>> the governor said he willr sa sign it if it comes to his desk. the instant is not likely tot approve any amendments.en it could lose support at the house. virginia will soon allow private adoption agencies tos deny children to gay parents. governor mcdonough says hehe will sign the bill tradition the agencies the right to reef

adoption that goes again the -- refuse adoption that goes against the agency's morals. a quick reminder, there ise now less than a week left too apply for a mail-in absentee ballot for the presidentialiden primary. the state board of electionselec says applications must beb submitted by 5:00 p.m. on tuesday, february 28th. all right, it's 8:26 now ono this w wednesday morning. precincts the blues, more of his music when we come back.b also coming up, more onmor what's being called a site epidemic, especially in the baby boomer generation, talking about hepatitis c.s c. it's killing more people thanpe aids. more on why you need to be tested sooner rather than later. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. 

[ come on, baby don't you want to go ] >> president obama feeling the rhythm, rocking out with some td mick jagger. it was a tribute to the blues with an all-star lineup,neu performance by mick jagger, bb king, and trombone shorty! >> okay, so the concert will air air on pbs. >> now, if you haven't seen the whole thing, what's really cool is the president, he waits for the right moment to get in.. he knows his music, doesn't he?? some people just start singing, but he waits for the beat and jumps in.ju mpreally great. >> nice to have a well-roundedue

president. >> mick jagger performing, whoor would have thought that? 40 years ago, 30 years ago?o? 50 years ago!! [ laughter ][ >> he's labeen around that long. amazing. >> a bit of a rebel, isn't he?? >> he was, back in the day. >> now he's a businessman. >> he's royalty. >> moving around.ar temperatures, speaking ofsp looking great, temperatures will be in the comfortableco department, i think fantastictat department.de about 10 degrees above normalab for ovafternoon highs. currently, we're mild. 34 washington, 46 in annapolis,a a manassas sass, 34 for you, -- manassas, 34 for you. and cumberland, 45 degrees, sode again, mild start, it should bel a nice day with warm temperatures, bit of a cloud deck at the moment.m and we should see some breaksrek

and decent amount of sunshine. it will be breezy today. yesterday, the winds were from the south, today, from the south and west as we have the strong flow from the deep south. out to the west, towards chicago and now into tennessee, getting some showers starting to break out. that will move in late today,toa really tonight, and kick off atf least a round of showers acrosss the washington area, so be ready for the possibility of a few showers later today.. here we are, 8:00, you can see at least the possibility of some showers, may be more numerous during the overnight hours. that will be the worst of it. otherwise, a great-looking forecast, highs upper 60s. you know what? i think it will be in the lowow 70s tomorrow.m there's the 5-day, and next couple of days, with mildd temperatures, cooler this weekend, highs where they should be, upper 40s to about 50 for the weekend. tony, i'm going to toss it over to you. >> all right, thank you. talking to the doctor here, health experts are calling it a

silent epidemic. hepatitis c is killing moreil people than aids, liand accordig to the center for diseaseseas control, baby boomers are especially at risk. one of every 33 are living with the infection, most don't evenen realize it. now, rich arno was diagnosed in 1999, years after he quit usingg drugs. he knows he got the infectionin from sharing needles.les. >> at first, it was a littleli daunting, and once i began ton get accurate information, i realized it's not a death sentence that a lot of people live out their lives with hepatitis c.pa >> all it takes is a simple blood test to find out your status if left untreated,un hepatitis c can damage the liver so badly, that a transplant is needed, and it can lead to deate if it goes untreated. joining me is dr. sellay, she holds a masters in public health as well.as welcome back to the show.w. >> good to be here.he >> there's a lot of informationn

to get out. so let's jump in. hepatitis c, what is it? we hear about a and b, what's c? >> it's another viral infectioni that can affect the liver. hepatitis in general is april florida makes of the liver, andd -- is an inflammation of thef liver. >> and that man got it by sharing needles. how else?? >> people can get it through at number of things, like bloodood transfusions, especially beforer july of 1992, before we started to screen for hepatitis c. sharing razors, toothbrushes,ot through index jug use which is a fairly -- injected drug use, which is a fairly large one.e on >> is it a sexually transmittedt disease?ra it can be, although much lesss frequently than hiv. people who are at risk are people who have multiple sexual

partners or who are currentlyrre affected with hiv. yes. >> you know, the numbers we'veve been hearing lately is millionsi of people s have it, and maybe half don't know.k >> that's exactly right. >> are there symptoms? >> unfortunately, with hepatitis c, acute infection is asymptomatic, people do not develop symptoms. they live with the virus for years and years until signs of liver damage occur, and that's's when they present to thee healthcare provider withder symptoms such as nausea,usea fatigue, jaundice or yellowing,g and liver cirrhosis, liverr failure, and as you saidd earlier, it's the leading cause of liver transplants, and liverr cancer actually.tual >> the headline this week that came out, baby boomers, theythey wasn't all baby boomers to bee tested from you were born from 1945 to 1965, and i'm in thattha group, we should all be tested for this.i why are baby boomers at greatera

risk? >> well, there have beenbeen indiscretions in their life-style possible that may predispose them to thishis infection. what is important is to know that screening it lead to prevention of death, that's verv important. screening can identify up to 8t -- [ indiscernible ] can lead to a significantific reduction of death.. >> again, i'm a baby boomer, i get regular physicals is this something i may have been tested for already or do you have to request it?qu >> not likely, physicals youhy have sirisk factors, like bloodd transfusion, or your doctor mayd have noted an elevation in your liver enzymes. it's unlikely they tested you. so it is a good idea to request that test, and as of now, the

cdc is not recommending screenin -- but we recommend that people thk for that test.r >> and if you have the test, and you have it, how is it treated? >> antiviral medications.medi the goal is to reduce andr effective get rid of it from the blood extreme. >> you say effectively get rid of it, does it keep it at such a low level it's no longer a factor? >> the idea is to get rid of itt completely, and there have been new medication on the marketma that are very effective in curing people from that infection.in >> thank you once again forr coming in. great information, and i, like many others, will go get a test >> i think that's a good idea. it's 8:37 right now on a wednesday morning.morn if you've ever had a debt collector call your home, you're going , to want to stay tuned.y up next, more on a scam thatthat bilks millions of dollars out of

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don't forget to check out our job shot, and the job of the da is with american senior care in annandale. for more, go to myfoxdc.com, and click on the job tab. gas prices just keep goinggo up. up next, fox's consumercon reporter will look at ways toys save money on gas, and whether your quest to find that cheap gas, you go 10 miles to find it, is that really worth it?it? we'll talk to steve about it. a and we'll check back in with annie who is having an enjoyabla morning, dealing with reptiles,l snakes, they are getting readydy to celebrate reptile andd amphibian day.amph more is ibcoming up. up. the word is swapportunity.

can i have the definition? swapportunity: the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a yoplait light. can you use it in a sentence? mmm. swapping a 300 calorie donut for this 110 calorie strawberry shortcake is a good swapportunity. that's not a real word. oh haha it's real. [ female announcer ] delicious, creamy, yoplait light. over 30 flavors each around 100 calories. do the swap today.

gas prices are expected to climb steadily, possibly $5 aosi gallon in some cities. >> i hope not, but that may have

you you but that may have you on a quest to find the best deal,al but you might be wasting youryor time. are there no bargains to be had? >> reporter: i have to give you straight, the bottom line istoi this, gas has never been more expensive in the month ofof february, ever, and if you'reu the kind of person who is burning up gas, driving across town looking for the next best deal, only to walk into the convenience store and by $2y worth of water when you get interest, how much are youu saving? you have to take a look at, isok it a worth your time and are you saving enough money? if you drive across town andn find gas, even $.10 cheaper per gallon, that's $1.60 for aa 16-gallon tank.-g how about taking that junk out of the trunk of your car andan reducing the drag? maybe services your car, fillinc the air in your tires, thatth routine maintenance can actually save you more money than an actual discount at the gas pumpu >> all right, steve. let me ask about this.

i have a discount card,, affiliated with a grocery storee change, do those help?lp >> i'm a big fan of those, because here's the deal. we are talking about saving you money during your regular cours of errands or business, if, there's money to be had, sign up for a supermarket discount card they are free, they will usuallu give you an instant amount ofa money off right there at thee pump. also lot of folks, maybe you are a heavy driver, maybe you go too credit cards.com and look atlo offers that give you money back for gas purchases. they have up to 5% cash back onc the gas that you buy, which could add up to some seriousous savings.sa >> okay. now,nse you want it right don't want to wait for rebate. is there a good time or place to buy? >> you know, here's the deal. there are companies that will do all the driving around for you without you ever having to expend any extra gas, thingsings

like gas buddy, the iphonehone app, or a website equivalent,eqi gasbuddy.com will track the gas prices in your metro area. in dallas, there's a $.40 per gallon variation between the lowest price and the highesthi price gallon of gas. now we're talking about someso serious money.sene also, you want to look at where you are buying gas.ga you know, shop in areas where there's high competition and generally gas prices will beb lower, and while there are certainly not times of the day cheaper to buy gas,as, analysts say there are actually times of the week that may be m cheaper ayto buy. today, wednesday, is a great day to buy gas.ga apparently it's usually less expensive today than perhaps onp a weekend when every motorist io town is out there trying to fill up. >> all right. news you can use as always.lway steve, thank you so much. >> good to see you guys. >> you, too. anyone hoping to catch a flight to cuba next month fromro marshall will have to wait until

fall. weekly flights were to begin next upon the, but due to thee o lack of demand, the travel agency arranging the flights will try again in the fall, specifically -- it's among several new markets approved toe provide service to the communism island nation for somesome travelers. >> reagan and dulles airports -r reagan saw 18.9 millionilli passengers in 2011.201 dulles broke its record forfor international passengers withith 6.5 million.6. the two plan to continuec expanding services with both adding flights this year. reptile and amphibian day is saturday at the nationale aquarium in dc.. >> annie is getting up close with some critters there thisre morning to show how you can get in on all this fun action.

>> why is he poisonous?s? >> to protect him fromfr predators, if you put it in your mouth, like wipe your hands, it's absorbed thrummiest cowsum membranes.mi >> so -- through mucous membranes. >> what does this guy eat? >> here, he eats the adult crickets, and feed him some ofsm e these live worms, either earth worms or the red wig letters, or the night crawlers. >> reporter: and these -- >> look out!oo >> reporter: these are some ofse athe things that you all beb teaching the little kids, andan adults? >> we will be showing this toth everybody that comes through from 12-4, we'll have this out. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that was notno

staged. that was the toad peeing.eing >> they hold a lot of water! >> reporter: okay.ep okay.or -- >> so we'll be showing everybodi that ngcomes through, somesome animals, some things we feed the represent -- fruit flies forfor smaller folks, like the poison frogs. >> crickets.ck these are like a day to a week old, crickets.ic >> -- the crickets and the fruit flies. >> and back here, what do we have in this exhibit? >> we have several amazon species.spec the zurius poison fog, we put in some pin head crickets in theree the tongue is sticking out andtn catching the cricks interest.

>> they are beautiful.eaut >> they are important to theo environment. >> my gosh!! >> you're fine.u're he's just checking you out. they like warmth, and he's justj checking you out a little bit.le they are docile, and really nora problem -- >> sorry, everybody. >> both of these, they've actually been introduced and thh king toad is, they are breeding in the united states in hawaii,i and florida, and they're a bigbi problem in australia.

>> so this saturday, the kids can come by the bug buffet, and, kicks off at noon, and goes onn until 4:00. check out myfoxdc.com, and tickets are, it's general admission price, so $9.95 fors the adults, and $4.95 for kids 3-11, and 3 and understand are free. now, -- under are free. now, he says hello. where are you?u? >> back to you in the studio. >> you're doing pretty good with that snake.ake. >> reporter: you take him. y >> you're still onou the air. >> reporter: what was that? >> i was saying you're still on the air. you can prevent to be comfortable for a few seconds. >> reporter: back to you. [ laughter ] >> way to go! >> there you go.go today -- look at that, today is the last day you can seese dorothy's ruby developers onde displace for the next few weeks, the smithsonian is taking them off the shelves so they be bethy

prepared for a new exhibit called american stories.ies. but, there's no place like home! so the slippers will return tolr the museum of american history when the new exhibit openspens april 5th. nobody wore them like judy garland. >> what a great movie. when the movie was on, it was special, like once a year, iear, think on cbs. few it's on a bunch of times. you can rent it, you can buy ity whatever you want. >> we have a copy of it, cartoon version, dorothy has a pinkin dress, blue high tops. it's just not the same thing!hig blue high tops! >> lots of different things. speaking of shoes, sparklesk look, to glow in the dark, niker is set to release its $220 foamo galaxy shoes on friday. they glow in the dark, fans have been lined up outside the nike story since saturday to make sure they get a pair. they go on sale this friday.ida

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right now at 9:00, we are w just an hour away from the historic ground breakingro ceremony for the new magazinesn museum of african-americaneri history and culture. >> this is a live look at theth event. jurors head pack to court, -- back to court, they willw decide if george huguely isis guilty of killing yeardley love. and thousands of militarymi members claiming job description. we will chat with the reporter who spoke with the upset members. and later, tyler perry hitsr the big screen again in a ne