closed are chesapeake high school, chesapeake bay middle school and folger mckinsey elementary schoole republican candidate for senate from delaware is under fire for comments she made about witchcraft when she was a teenager. christine o'donnell, who was the tea party candidate during the primary, is even getting criticized by republican strategist karl rove but o'donnell is lymphing it off saying she made the comment when she was in high school. >> that witchcraft comment on bill maher? i was in high school. how many of you didn't hang out with questionable folks in high school? but no, there has been no witchcraft since f there was, karl rove would be a supporter now. >> president obama by wait also took his family to church at st. john's episcopal on sunday. the church is located on the other side of lafayette square from the white house. this is the fourth time the obamas have attended st. john's. every sitting president since james madison has visited. >>> saying good-bye to a giant of civil rights, politics and education. dr.ronald walters did not live an extravagant life but h

chesapeake high school, chesapeake middle school, and folger mckinsey elementary school will be closed due to a broken water main. first let's go adam caskey. >> sunshine in store, temperatures a little cooler. let's look at the numbers to start our morning. annapolis 55. laurel 67. reston checking in at 66. at reagan national, an even 70 degrees. 80 later this afternoon. yesterday we hit 65. we were in the mid 80's. today we'll be 80 degrees. we're running just a few degrees above average. we'll talk about the forecast in a few minutes. now let's go to lisa. >> if you are leaving spreef, nba -- if you are leaving springfield, northbound, all lanes are good. they are working in the service road, but that should be gone by the time you get there. very, very quiet on the highway this morning. dry, passable, and good in the geico cameras. back to the news desk. >> ok, lisa, thank you very much. >>> as we mensed a few minutes ago, redskins fans are mourning the heart-breaking loss. the skins lost in overtime follow their game with houston. >> it was a rollercoaster ride for the redskins fa

chesapeake high school, chesapeake bay middle school and folger mckinsey elementary school. all other anne arundel county schools will open on time today. >>> it appears the east coast will avoid the wrath of hurricane igor. the category one storm barely missed bermuda and is now making its way up the atlantic so shen away from the northeastern united states. it pelted bermuda with rain and knocked out electricity in many parts of the island. forecast ares say igor will continue causing high surf and strong rip currents along the eastern seaboard. >>> let's check in on our forecast here. tonydowns us once again. should be pretty nice. >> just want to mention in terms of igor and bermuda. although the eye of the storm did not pass over bermuda, still, bermuda got quite an impact from igor and we don't want to minimalize that. wind blowing up to 93 miles per hour on that island. so problems there. we'll show you igor in just a moment. we'll show you the local satellite-radar. it can be seen in some of our satellite-radars for the mid atlantic and the northeastern united states

chesapeake high school, chesapeake bay middle school, and folger mckinsey will all be closed today due to a water main break. >> no one thought the ravens would necessarily go undefeated this season, but chances are fans didn't think their first loss would come this soon. despite the defense holding the cincinnati bengals to field goals and only field goals, four interceptions thrown by joe flacco kept the ravens from putting many points on the board. final score, 15-10. keith mills will have a full recap later on in our newscast. it was a mixed bag for sports fans this weekend. with the ravens loss, there was an orioles win. either way, the games helped businesses come out on top. 11 news reporter kim dacey live at the stadium to tell us more. hi, kim. >> the orioles played here at camden yards this weekend, so, of course, o's fans turned out, but so did fans for their opponent, the new york yankees. yankees fans came in by the bus load for the weekend series. add in the ravens game, televised from cincinnati, and it created big business for anybody selling anything downtown, from hot

the chesapeake high school, chesapeake bay middle school, and folger mckinsey elementary and chesapeake bay middle school will all be closed today. they are expected to reopen tomorrow. this morning, the final clean-up is underway at the spill site in the gulf of mexico after the well is successfully sealed. the teams will be able to leave. >> but for many along the coast, the fight against the oil continues. today it will stretch all the way to washington. 1 news reporter jay gray explains from venice, louisiana. >> it began april 20 with a massive fireball and deadly flames cutting through the night air. as the dead water horizon rig exploded and collapsed, 11 lives were lost. oil began to seep into the gulf, the start of the worst spill in u.s. history. now, 154 days later, government scientists say the final seal, 74 barrels of cement, is holding tight, and that the well will never leak again. president obama acknowledged the work that's been done and perhaps the more difficult job that lies ahead. in a written statement, which says in part, we will continue to work closely with the

due to a water main break, including chesapeake high school, chesapeake bay middle school, folger mckinseyementary school. government scientists and b.p. engineers say the well responsible for the worst oil spill in u.s. history will never leak again. the final seal, 74 barrels of cement, withstood pressure tests. many believe the cleanup and aftermath from the spill is far from over with possibly thousands of gallons of oil lying on the ocean floor. democratic senator ben cardin is weighing in on the controversy of the bush-era tax cuts. he joins lisa robinson to discuss about what will likely be a big issue come the election in november. many republicans argue that tax cuts should apply to everyone, even the wealthy, but democrats are backing president obama's proposal to only extend the cuts to families making less than $250,000 a year and individuals making less than $200,000. >> this is not the time for middle income families to pay more in taxes. >> cardin says congress is also focusing on tax cuts for small businesses to help expand job growth. and new reports from the u.s. census b

chesapeake high, chesapeake bay middle, and folger mckinsey elementary will be closed today because of a broken water pipe. >>> let's check in with meteorologist adam caskey. he's checking in with the latest on a nice monday and tuesday, and then, what, a return to summer? >> yes, we will return to summer-like conditions when it is officially autumn. the first full day of fall is thursday, and at that point we'll be up to 90 degrees. we're in the 60's for the most part. kensington district heights at 66. 85 the high temperature yesterday at reagan national. 7 degrees above average for this time of year. the average high 78. near 80 downtown. look at the record temperature, 94 set back in 1895. local high pressure overhead. that gives us a sinking motion in the atmosphere. just a few high, thin clouds. upper 70's in outlying areas. cooler. let's go to lisa baden. >>> no major problems to report around the beltway south into richmond, north to baltimore, all clear. traffic moving at speed here on the beltway at new hampshire avenue. more to come in traffic in just a little while. now to

. >> i know you have a contract with mckinsey. we do not have time to go into it, but i assume, what could we be privy to those recommendations as they come in and have copies of that report? >> i am working most directly with them. we are in the course of gathering information by visiting. i do not know if a final report is ever the same. and will be a rowling process because of getting the real time information and making decisions promptly. i will talk with you and your staff, but i do not want to promise a report when i may not even get one. >> i appreciate that. we will cooperate however. we will be out of your hair by january. >> i think it is important. we are dealing with a dynamic situation. you have a report to deliver in january. i think the quality of your work and your presentation can be enhanced by what is we are learning as we're going forward with these processes. as you can tell by her testimony in the written testimony submitted to you today, it shows the work we are already doing as we are not waiting. it is al

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but professor mckinsey will come and show you dozens of cases where it was answered in the negative, either before a successful confirmation or after, interesting things were disclosed. not just for judges but also justices. if this could be the basis of removal, think about it. congress could sit on a background questionnaire and simply remove a judge at will for failures to disclose. just bought these things and find things that you now think he should have thought was embarrassing, and bring them up on the identical article, article four. literally dozens of judges could be removed on the same ground. judges sitting today on the federal court. in this case the house want you to remove a judge on a failure to disclose information that he did not consider relevant or embarrassing when those allegations were already known by the senate and the fbi. in closing, i will note that in only a couple of months of representing judg judge porteoue been able to show fundamental errors, contradictions and withheld evidence in this case. this is the peril of proceeding to an impeachment without

chesapeake middle school, esapeake high school and folger mckinsey elementary are closed because of aughwater to open school today. classes will be back in session tomorrow. >>> tom, september weather doesn't get any better than this. >> just gorgeous. we need rain. not much in the foreseeable future. maybe wednesday night into thursday and all the way between now and through the weekend that's the only chance. right now we'reear 70. it ought to make it near 80 by mid-afternoon. lots of sunshine, bit of a blustery northwest wind. chilly in the morni in the 40s, afternoon highs in the upper 70s with lots of sun and then feeling like summertime on wednesday, the last day of astronomical summer. we have the equinox arriving wednesday evening. maybe the chance of a shower wednesday night and thuday. how's the traffic, jer >> 270 southbound, late accident just reported near route 28. delays reaching back to gaithersburg. one more stop, we'll see how we're doing on the beltway of virginia. the inner loop still jammed from springfield around the bend toward 66, although it looks a lile bit b

. >> i know you have a contract with mckinsey. we do not have time to go into it, but i assume, what could we be privy to those recommendations as they come in and have copies of that report? >> i am working most directly with them. we are in the course of gathering information by visiting. i do not know if a final report is ever the same. and will be a rowling process because of getting the real time information and making decisions promptly. i will talk with you and your staff, but i do not want to promise a report when i may not even get one. >> i appreciate that. we will cooperate however. we will be out of your hair by january. >> i think it is important. we are dealing with a dynamic situation. you have a report to deliver in january. i think the quality of your work and your presentation can be enhanced by what is we are learning as we're going forward with these processes. as you can tell by her testimony in the written testimony submitted to you today, it shows the work we are already doing as we are not waiting. it is al