. >>> 4:54 is our time right now. 47 degrees outside as we see some stars and clouds andhe moon above us. it looks like clouds may be winning out. good morning i'm joe krebs. >> i'm pat lawson muse. let's look at that forecast for this thursday in the nation's capital. good morning. >> hi, pat. welcome. good to see you. good morning, joe. starting off this thursday morning with a partly cloudy chilly. once again down into the 40s. 47 in washington. right now in montgomery and prince george's counties and arlington/fairfax counties, low to mid 40s. dipped down to the 30s in loudoun, frederick county and the panhandle of west virginia. southern maryland, around the bay, eastern shore, near the waters in the upper 40s. away from the waters, only in the 40s. quite a chilly start. we have a few clouds coming through. they'll be with us fro time to time. a partly sunny d with afternoon highs climbing into the 60s. cloudy by late afternoon. rain likely tonight through tomorrow morning. chillier weather moving in for the weekend. now, jerry, how is the traffic. >> as we get under way, clear,

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she is says she's not a home wrecker, andhe says the break in the marriage happens bfore the infidelity. so the home was already wrecked. i'm not the home wrecker. great, a jab at elizabeth edwards who has terminal cancer. a close friend of john edwards says despite what she says in the interview, the idea that they're going to end off together is, quote, total fantasy. >>> a husband is accused of selling his wife for sex on the internet this all began when she was pregnant with their child. she reached out for help. thankfully he was arrested on the weekend. the sheriff tom dart was in on this. he eastern filed a lawsuit against craigslist. back with us is mary jo rapini. tom, i'll start with you. nice work, just a horrifi story here. so how did he force his wife into rostitution? how did this go down? >> mike, this one is -- like i say, it's hard to say this is the worst or this is the worst. but this is bad, bad stuff. he met her at a very young age. she gets pregnant, and he marries her and almost literally from the start he starts forcing her in prostitution, sending her around the

>> he's on the run andhe cops are looking for him right now, nancy. >> his name is johnny l. griffin, 67 years old, facing a mandatory minimum 25 years to life. >>> detectives uncovered griffin's alleged sexual abuse after a 10-year-old girl claimed griffin touched her in his truck on march 6th. they say angela was taking her 10-year-old granddaughter to his home where the grandmother was given cocaine. >> straight out to special guest brad lamb, certified interventionist at bradlamb.com. brad, selling your granddaughte your 10-year-old granddaughter for cocaine? how much worse can it get? >> it can't, and i hope this woman goes to jail for life and i hope this knucehead is castrated. what it shows us is nonsense like this happens all the time in homes where the parent or the adult is addicted. kids are 70 times more likely to be molested or abused in the home of an alcoholic or addict. that's what this story tells me more than anything. when you see somebody that's using drugs, they should not be having children them. they shouldn't care for children. >> just to humor me, pl

. >>> our generation is able to succeed in passing this reform is a testament to the persistence andhe character of the american people who championed this cause, who mobilized, who organized. who believed that people who love this country can change it. it's also a testament to the historic leadership and uncommon courage of the men and women of the united states congress. >>> president o balm obama put signature on this legislation. the president is praising congressional leaders for fighting long and hard to win approval of this plan. the other side of the aisle fought passionately against it. the president says americans are going to start seeing changes within a few months as insurance companies are barred from denying korchl to kids wh pre-existing conditions. new tax credits for small businesses kick in. and as medicare patients get more help to pay for prescriptions. the full reform plan, though, takes effect over a four-year period. and republicans are vowing to keep up their united opposition to it. house republicans are renewing their warnings that the health care plan will

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and perhaps are more willing to take on a job as a pediatrician or internist or family practitioner andhsociety's need more of. our doctors graduate with $180,000 of debt and it is btractive to the radiologist or dermatologist and get the big bucks even though society may need family doctors and family practitioners. it would be such a snap to make medical care, medical school, we should have done it ten years ago. it would be way under half of 1% of what we pay on health care and we would get more family care, general practitioner, we'dors. we would reduce the stress on our young doctors and get a lot of value out of this and some states are starting to do it. some states are starting to forgive the debts of young doctors who don't into a general practice situation. ho should definitely make medical school free for any isctors willing to be a general practitioner and it would be so cheap. it wouldn't cost a thing. >> aaron wants to know what is the favorite of your many books and what was the best review you ever got? >> guest: my favorite book -- i suppose my favorite book is the one i