they were southwest of aldie. we're 73. gaithersburg is 75. easton a sticky 78 and 77 for fredricksburg. we're going into the mid and upper 80s again with isolated to scattered showers and storms during the day. let's check in with beverly farmer now in for monika. she has timesaver traffic. good morning, bev. >>> good morning. for most of the area even where it's been raining we haven't had any big issues this morning. we'll check out the live trip on 66 from sky 9, eastbound 66 heading into fair oaks. volume is still light here. a little slowdown was in manassas and then getting into falls church. more volume fair oaks getting to 123 with all lanes open. virginia 95 coming up from fredricksburg toward springfield, slowest ride northbound has been getting north of quantico toward triangle, just north of triangle an incident over on the shoulder. then as you make your way northbound past the -- in the hov lanes past route 1, there's a new problem with a vehicle broken down in the hov lanes along the right side of the roadway. maryland drivers,

who is aldi mansour? >> reporter: he's the chief justice of the supreme court. a well-respected individual appointed by former president hosni mubarak back in the early '90 '980 -- '90s and he's been widely unknown. he was appointed by president morsi and now is effectively running the country after the ouster of former president muhammad morsi. he is an individual that was considered by most a consensus individual. now given the fact that the military has defended the constitution, they didn't have to appoint him as the individual. certainly to get the coalition of people that were next to the general who made the announcement, you had the people from the church, many other notable figures, it seemed that he was the individual that a lot of people could get behind for this transitional period. >> you know, as you said, ayman, very clearly this is effectively a civilian government. now they have appointed this interim president of egypt. but does he gain confidence from egyptians or is he seen widely as a puppet here? >> well, that's going to be the test in term

. >> aldi 20% of the house republican seats -- only 20% of the house republican seats smals in it. payoffe is no politically. >> there is no payoff politically. you can racially gerrymander, but not forever. >> as an aside, i do not think george bush is gifted with infallibility. i think he was absolutely wrong about the war in iraq, which my colleague on the right -- on the left, depending on your perspective -- supported so enthusiastically. i do think he understands, as the governor of texas and president of the united states, i always admired and respected his position on this. republicans in the house think locked ina majority the future because of the redistricting. the democrats thought the same thing between 1968 and 1990, and house, theye white lost 82 electoral votes in that election. but they kept the house of representatives. if they are going to be a national party house,, which chs be --them to >> you will notice that aside from all of these self-referrals from my colleagues about george bush, nobody answered the substantive question, which is what would you have achi

deposed morsi wednesday and installed the former chief justice of the supreme constitutional court, aldi mansour, as interim president. brotherhood leader mohamed badie-- who'd reportedly been detained earlier-- appeared before the cairo rally. with military helicopters circling above, he vowed to fight for morsi's reinstatement. >> ( translated ): the army is now involved in politics once more, and we say to them, it's time for you to return to your people and protect the borders, this is your role. as for our role, we will god willing, be open to anything once our elected president mohamed mursi is returned. >> warner: after badie spoke, many in the audience streamed across a bridge toward tahrir square and engaged in clashes with some of the anti-morsi crowd. earlier, other encounters turned violent too. at least one protestor was said to have been killed when pro- morsi demonstrators marched on the republican guard headquarters in cairo. they believed the former president was being held at the barracks, but morsi's location remains unknown. >> ( translated ): we were standing peacefu

aldis. >> caller: hey, a lot of people who are happy with george zimmerman coming away not guilty areand then he was convicted again. somebody slipped and said the trayvon martin trial, and i say you got it right. this wasn't a zimmerman trial. this was about trying trayvon martin in absentia. >> stephanie: that's right. we're back with tina dupuy as we continue on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. hour number three tina dupuy, editor of thecontributor.com coming up next. jacki schechner i was talking about asiana airlines suing that tv station. they think it is giving their company a bad name. although i would argue that the [ censor bleep ] plane crash is hurting their name. i would like to point out you are not the dopey type of news anchor that would read those names -- >> right. considering i write my own stuff i would not let that slip by. >> stephanie: all right. here she is. >> good morning, everybody. senator gillibrand is collecting more bipartisan support. rand paul and ted cruz are adding their names to the growing list of lawmakers