andrews. you don't have had to have experience in the field but i do think there has to be a special interest that the candidate has. and ethics is something they want to decade their lives to. i think that if this gentleman had been named for the right fit. maybe in the end he truly is the best candidate we can have. i believe that the rules committee did work here and most of the time when the recommendation comes out of rules we support that. i think that's the right and appropriate way to handle such appointments. but i do think there are times when even though a vacancy has been opened and we have to go back and see if there's a way to reach out for more candidates. that's what i hope he happens here. it could be we come back to the same conclusion and indeed mr. that andrews is the right person but i'd like to take our time to get to that point. there are many things that are going to be happening with the ethics commission in the next if i months. there's a report that compares rules li

brett andrews. thank you, sir. sorry, you're not going to get away -- >>> yes. >> i'm warmed up now. >>> i see that. >> okay. so, you know, i think a lot of my questions are very similar to what i was asking the previous speaker. i would like you to describe to me your methodical approach to, to ethics complaints. how do you begin -- how would you approach to begin to resolve these ethical complaints? >>> well, first, there is a procedure in place. so, it's important to make sure that the procedure for filing that complaint was filed properly. a lot like in managing an organization, there is a procedure for filing a complaint and that would be in written form. we would make sure that, again, it was filed properly. and then engage the, the complainant to find out exactly what it was all about, to get a full understanding of the particular complaint. i think after having a full understanding of the complaint, caucusing and meeting with the commission to have a better understanding if it has merit, full merit and if i

that's just me. >> gangs weren't a problem for andrew huff. anger was. >> it's like when you're building up stress, it's like a bomb exploding. as soon as somebody gets you to a point, you explode. i fall down in tears and realize what you done was wrong. >> we don't ever want to send somebody back into the community that we don't feel can be successful. that's the ultimate goal. sometimes we're successful, and other times we just fail. >> andrew, are you ready? >> yeah. >> you're nervous? >> why don't you go ahead and talk to us about why you're in prison. >> i'm here for arson, breaking and entering, theft, and resisting arrest and probation violation. >> relax, okay? >> what we're doing here today is all about you. you said that you have anger issues that boil up inside of you. and that's what happened. that's what happened in the community. that's why you set a fire. that's why you threatened those girls. you need to convince us that you have got a handle on that and you understand what it is that boils up inside of you and causes you to w

thank you andrew. in my hasty forgot mine.arriors. and we have our sponsor. the warriors have had a wonderful season we move forward to the west coast and had the first mba finals in the city. i want to introduce to you a couple of of legends. a couching guys that made basketball had a m happen in the bay. hall of fameer. if i remember nazi first recognition of san francisco was an earthquake. and i want to introduce this gentleman who played important the warriors and al is in the house (clapping) i'm going to let the current honorable mayor but i have to give a shout out to the former mayor willie brown that you that, please keep the movie previews coming. without further adieu mr. mayor ed lee (clapping) . >> how's everybody today? well, you got to know as we were walking up this gentleman whispered in my ear what are they going to do when we win the championship? you know what san francisco is san francisco is warriors ground ladies and gentlemen. i will begin by thanking our fourth president and all the members of the boa

nominated andrew jackson for president.e house of representatives. but four years later he tried again and he won. you had andrew jackson, your first democratic president. so, yeah, in a historical sense there is an obvious logic to state democratic parties holding jefferson jackson dinners. the there are also problems. especially when it comes to jackson. as president he passed one most cruel and least humane laws in the american history. it was called the indian removal act of 1830 and it did just what its title said. tens of thousands of native americans living in the southeast were uprooted. point of a bayonet. marched hundreds of miles to what's now oklahoma. thousands die order their way and many more weakened by the journey and died soon after reaching their destination. history remembers this as the trail of tears. some just call eight death march. jackson claimed the policy was voluntary but not quite how it played out. nor was he just adhering to the norms of his time. it is not as if the whole country was clamori

first, andrew.ou mentioned in your opening remarks that we have three parts of syria effectively with three different u.s. designated terrorist organizations fighting each other. the question addressed in today's post op-ed is a very good question. isn't this a great lesson, this conflict? three terrorist organizations killing each other? my gosh we will come back in a year or two and there will be fewer terrorists in the world. in the meantime let's protect the jordanians to protect the turks and let's make sure it doesn't overflow the borders. isn't that a reasonable strategy? and marc on the total other side, my gosh to the iranians are there, the russians are there, hezbollah is all there. are we going to lose? do we really want the iranians to win here? shouldn't the fundamental prime directive to use a "star trek" term be to ensure that the iranians and the hezbollah in the hands don't win and do whatever's necessary to make sure that terrible calamity does not happen? gentleman? >> that is no

that we will accept. >> commissioner andrews anything that you would want to add? >> i am in agreement with that. i am looking that this is the third continuance and i saw that it was the set of circumstances so i think the date certain, and i agree with commissioner studley that we would need to clearly outline in the minutes, the reasons for it and arguably that will build on why we would need a date certain. >> further comments? >> i would like to add that i understand the point of view expressed for allowing a further continuance, but i'm not really in support of that. i think that those individuals who bring forward a complaint to the sunshine task force ordinance committee, or task force i should say, and that when those issues are then forwarded to the ethics commission, i think that the complainants have a responsibility to pursue the matter which they have started and when we have continuance after continuance after continuance, on behalf of the complainant, and then it is difficult for me to take the complaint as seriously as perhaps one should. you know?

she comedian andrew schulz and related to bill. he is bill's second cousin and bill's dad first cousin larry schulz's son. larry is joe's second brother's son and larry grew up in new york and then new jersey and he and his wife sandra have a dance studio in manhattan. in other words, we are very excited. and then there is bill schulz. he thinks he is at a familyn. and here to lend some credibility to this amateur hour is daily caller jaime weinstein. he is the author of the e book "the lizard king." >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, where is the dwarf? >> i really enjoyed running that. bill, i think i hear someone at the door. >> andy gram. >> [laughing]. >> there goes the budget for fy2013. so david brooks who is exactly five years older than i am -- i found out last night we share a birthday -- but mind sets are generations apart. brooks writes disapprovingly of nsa leak erred ward snowden which in and of itself is fine. there are good and good faith arguments as to whether snowden did a good thing leaking infor

we called and went to andrew meryl's office to get his side of the story. each time he said he could not talk on advice of his lawyer. his attorney said there would be no comment other than to deny charges. in that suit meryl contents the force employed was reasonable and not excessive. >> how is it possible this truck driver ended up in a trauma hospital? >> again, there's ongoing litigation in the case. i can't discuss why it is that he suffered the injuries to the extent that he did. >> acting chief ken hill who overseas the division that includes meryl's squad could not address specifics of the case because of the lawsuit but he says he reviews every use of force incident by an officer. >> in this particular case i don't remember. it wasn't something that jumped out at me as oh, my god we have serious issues here. >> does the public out there have anything to fear from your officers? >> i would tell you this, if the public when they get stopped, they simply comply with what they're asked to do, they have nothing to fear. nothing to fear at all. >> hill

strasburg is on the d.l. -- to see and andrew andrews. they krnt stay healthy. >> we have to get back 100%. >> bryce harper, let's go to houston. he orio lervings s and the astros played. adam jones walks home. the birds fly home and they beat he astros. rg iii continues to downs and throw but he is not running with the office. but how about this, rg iii says his goal is to bang of the field and running with the team when camp opens. he thinks that is doable. is that the right thing to do? the smart thing to do? >> if i'm ready to go week one, i play. if i'm not ready to go, i can swallow my pride and not play. i told the coach i will be honest with him. if there is no doubt in my mind i will play. if there is an ounce of after setback i won't play. >> the san antonio spurs in miami against the heat game one of the best of seven. keep in mind, it it was spurs that beat lebron james back in the finals of 2007. lebron wants revenge. tim duncan told james that the nba will belong to him one day. the heat are the defending national champions

good morning to you, andrew. the institutional guys are ready for the fed today, as are the day traders. what will be your positioning on this fed day? - this is very interesting to me. we have seen this so many times. i have been trading for about a dozen years. this reminds you of the greece situation, where greece is going to get bailed out, then it isn't, then it is, then it isn't. they're talking about tapering. are the government and bernanke going to hint at tapering? i think what they are going to say at today's meeting is that they are not going to taper right now, but they are going to look at it in the next two to three meetings. there will be a tapering at some point, but i think it is going to happen after september. there are going to be very, very, key words that are going to be looked at. i think the market is going to rally on it. over the last two days, the market has rallied on it. one way of playing the market going to rally is by shorting the vxx. it's the volatility etn, and i am short it ri

in terms of -- i don't agree with your question to andrew or me. i don't disagree with let them fight it out. hezbollah and al qaeda are killing each other. what is the problem? i don't agree with that because they're killing thousands and thousands of syrians and doing all the other things we have been talking about. it is also not a zero sum game. they will pull the flypaper idea that you can attract the bad guys and kill them. silly because you're generating just as many, exacerbating the radicalization process elsewhere. it is not like their is a fixed sum or zero some. the most worrying thing is that have been writing about extensively is the way that this is turning into very much a regionwide and international wide sectarian campaign, the sectarian sunni or which is very much will we saw in afghanistan along the 1980's or bosnia or others, saudi lead using media, mosques and these religious networks to mobilize people and get them to provide money. so it's not just the extremists but the mainstream, the was a we're working life. some of them

and i will let andrew lee take over. >> thank you. mr. lee? >> good morning. andrew lee with the sfmta, i'm the lead transportation planner for better working street project. and i'm going to cover some of the initial findings that we've reached in studying some of the concepts moving forward. as a quick reminder, market street is an incredibly dense multi-modal corridor and we're asking the street to handle a lot of demand. you can see specifically where it peaks around the retail district around fourth and 5th street and there is limited right-of-way amongst all these competing modes. so, the basic question is how we are prioritizing amongst these modes, transit, automobiles, bicycles, taxis, pedestrians. similarly, mission street has the same sort of peaking behavior around the retail heart, however it does actually climb as it goes towards the embarcadaro and financial district and it's showing a lot of emerging growth that we also have to be accounting for. for the transit operations on both market and mission, we can see that the system is struggling. th

andrew, congratulations. >>> thank you for watching wusa9 at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you're with us. it's hump day. you're going to make it through the week no problem. >> our weather was great yesterday. going to be very nice today. yesterday was a 10. today would be a 9. a couple of high clouds coming in today. just not as pretty. maybe a nine and a half. >> we should have little paddles like "dancing with the stars." >> little judge paddles. >>> a very nice wednesday morning. looking outside, the high clouds giving us a cool looking sky this morning here at 5:00 a.m. temperatures today will climb to the mid-70s by noon. up to about 80, 18 for the high with the -- 81 for the high with high clouds at times. winds at 10 s

happy monday to you, andrew. - happy monday, angie. - you are watching some of the game stocks. why now? - if you look of them, both the stocks i'm looking at - i'm looking at activision blizzard, atvi, and then gamestop - we see unusual option activity to the upside. we have seen call buyers and put sellers in both of theses esred flag. then i go look at the charts, and the charts look pretty good. i look at atvi first. they just had sales, they just hit their 52-week high at $16.12. the stock has sold off about 10%. on friday during the huge sell-off, it sold down to $14.45. i think it is interesting to play to the long side here on the $14.45 level. i want to leave tight stops on this. if the market starts to roll over, everything will get hit with it. if it breaks that $14 level, i will be out, but i think it has momentum to the upside. with this unusual option activity, i think it can get back to $16, even $17. - but we are hearing all these reports, andrew, that the gamers are really in trouble because so many people are online now, so these consoles are kind of becoming o

>> andrew! andrew, that is so thrilling. >> let me give this to you. hold on. we're going to give you a sash. it's probably the first time you've ever won one. congratulations. >> this is how we do it. very nice. you get -- come on, mom. we can't see you. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. >> the crown. >> you need a speedo. >> it's called a photo op. and probably the most important item of all. what do you think? >> there you go. >> all kinds of fun stuff. >> have a seat. have a seat. >> what do you think? what do you think of getting the -- >> overwhelming. >> really? >> yes. >> it's good. >> it's like getting your medical license. >> yeah pretty much. >> what do you think of your husband being the one selected? >> i mean, he definitely deserves it. he's a hard working good dad. he's a wonderful dad. >> what are your kids going to think? >> i don't know. they're going to be proud. they're going to be proud. it will be good. >> we hope you enjoy the prize. all these other dads here are pretty spe

i want to start by thanking andrew. this is been indeed a very unique collaboration for those of you who know us that makes complete sense but for those of us who don't know if we do come at the world from completely different places as do i and the american enterprise institute. so this experience of co-editing a volume with aei what has been one of the biggest growing experiences in my group thus far and i encourage you all to have the opportunity to seize the opportunity at some point to stretch be on your usual spaces and open your mind. and hope you can do that with us today because we're trying to put gather a book you that will help people are trying to understand and think in new ways about student aid to have the groundwork for doing that. and the degree to which this book turns out to be something that is worth doing will also depend on your contributions today. and in how you provide feedback to us on what is really truly a draft set of papers to so we're going to begin the panel today by going back to the fu

andrew, go ahead before we lose the satellite. >> i agree with amy.he headline is getting at, that justice kennedy is the justice who has written so many of these landmark gay rights opinions, rings true. and i think that his particular way of thinking about the constitution and about due process and liberty and dignity of individuals is something that resonates a lot with the gay rights movement and the claims that are being brought in these cases for equality for gay couples. >> amy, is this the same way -- i think it was "time"r "newsweek" called president obama the first gay president, not. it wasn't a literal use of the term. is that what we mean here? >> i think that's right. i think it's going to be his legacy, certainly. >> all right. thank you. thanks to both of you. >> thanks for inviting us. >> thank you. >>> lost in the shuffle over those two cases was the heartbreaking decision on baby veronica. she was caught in the custody fight between her biological father, dustin brown, and a member of the cherokee nation. and the south carolina coup

andrew solomon. applause ] andrew solomon, thanks for coming on. >> thank you stephen: all right, sir. you are a writer and a lecturer on politics and culture and psychology. the author of the noon day deem onwhich won the national book award. good for you. >> thank you. stephen: your new book is called far from the tree. parents, children and the search for identity. all right. who is looking for their identity here? the parents or the kids? >> they're all looking for their identity. >> stephen: but i've got kids. i know who i am. i'm stephen colbert. >> the story of the book is that parents have children thinking what they're going to do is reproduce themselves >> stephen: it's called reproduction. >> indeed stephen: have you tried it? very gratifying. i have. yes, i have. highly pleasurable. but everyone... >> stephen: go ahead, yeah. the reality is that you have kids, and they turn out to be full of surprises and full of differences. i have yet to meet anyone who has not occasionally looked at th

we'll talk to andrew ross sorkin. and the stanley cup, the boston bruins had a bit of a tumble. 11 goals in this one. we'll see if they could hang on and come out with an overtime win. >>> you may have heard about the controversy concerning the so-called cap'n crunch. is it commander crunch? stephen colbert is weighing in on the revelations that have shocked the cereal world. that check on weather also forthcoming with bill karins when we come right back. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change what's offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by all of us, based on one simple common sense fact... all ca

couldn't be taken by andrew shaw. reached by etss couth.r, turned around on a big play made there. lots of aggressive work being done here by tyler seguin for the bruins. pulled along for kruger. he had seabrook creeping in but it was intercepted. carried off by lucic. back for seguin. tries to get loose. has control back to krug. to mcquaid. angled off the boards. lucic turning with it there. all bruins possession now and a shot by kelly, blocked aside. my good nls. played back along and through mcquaid but not through krug. >> on the blocked shots. >> mike: a tremendous shot yet again. a little finnesse move. the driving play had to be made by oduya. pass off kane. kane deliberates. then run into by bergeron as this one went off what looked like a bruins high stick. play continues. and a deal off shaw and then saad got him. play is stopped. >> eddie: wow! >> mike: the puck came up high on the head of andrew shaw. wow. huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what da

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a lot to talk about with jeffrey toobin, blog andrew sullivan and andrew wolf ton. jeff, let me start with you down in d.c., short of nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, which most people didn't expect the court to implement, these results implement probably the best possible outcome for equality supporters, right? >> absolutely. there are lots of ways this court could have struck down doma without the ringing expansive -- this has two principle effects. fist of all, the doma personalities are gone. gay married couples can now file joint federal tax returns. they can get social security, survivors benefits and all the federal benefits that straight couples can get. but the language of justice kennedy's opinion really does open the door to challenge the laws in the 38 states that don't have same-sex marriage. david boyce said we're moving to the 38 states and he says within five years, he thinks marriage equality will -- will cover the whole country. that's an ambitious goal but not out of the question. >> i want to bring in andrew sullivan. you two have be

chris: i love andrew's passion. there's one thing about cheney that struck me.take on how he differed from bush. on a lighter note, one thing's clear about dick cheney, he's redefining what it means to be a foreman vice president. when cheney left his office the world was his oyster. he could have gone the corporate route like al gore. he could have played golf or in mclean, virginia hosting republican soirees. on his way out cheney gave no clue that he had a brand-new view of life after the vice presidency. that he was not taking his 19% approval rating and going home. now he keeps making it very clear he ain't getting off the stage. >> if i don't speak out, then where do we find ourselves, bob? then the critics have free run and there isn't anybody there on the other side to tell the truth. >> well, some say cheney's refusal of move on reminds them of groundhog day. but you could see it's that frightenly relentless glenn close in "fatal attraction." like cheney, she was not going to be ignored. >> i don't know what you're up to, but i'm going to tell you it's

bringing in andrew levy, president.s is a business plan that has worked for you guys in terms of serving smaller underserved markets, really kind of markets many people have forgotten with low-cost fare service, correct? >> yeah, that's right, phil. it's smaller communities around the city that have been underserved or unserved, and we fly folks that live in these parts to vacation destinations where they have a great interest in traveling, to and as you mentioned it all works with being able to offer very, very low fares to stimulate demand for travel. >> when you take a look at your guys pre-tax profit margin, easily outdistancing the other airlines, a lot of people look at this and say, well, naturally, because they charge for different fees whether it's baggage or other services, and as a result you're getting about 41.20 in services from other passengers, well above what other airlines are getting, correct? >> that's true. we started unbundling our product many, many years ago. we were really the first in the u.s.

the guy behind him, you can see he is trying to get behind him, and i don't know if andrew has eyes in back of his head or somebody in the ear telling him where to go, and he blocked this guy. him and several others. and this guy goes around him, and says, hey, man, you have to step saside. >> he is the king of aungward and i'm the queen of getting to my gate. i would thoroughly knock him out. i am surprised that nobody would. >> i want to break stuff when this happens, because when this happens, i will freak out. >> you know that people are running late. >> imagine walking behind him. >> i hope he told them that it was a prank. >> she is doing this because other people have done this and we have experienced these people who are completely oblivious, and he is mimicking people that we know. >> he is boxing out a whole family and the little girl is like, what is this guy doing? >> here it is obvious he is using the peripheral vision back and forth and speeding up and down and still bugging the hapless traveler. >> you are doing this on purpose, aren't you? >> he reveals it, good. but as

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a lot to talk about with jeffrey toobin, blog andrew sullivan and andrew wolf ton. jeff, let me start with you down in d.c., short of nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, which most people didn't expect the court to implement, these results implement probably the best possible outcome for equality supporters, right? >> absolutely. there are lots of ways this court could have struck down doma without the ringing expansi expansive -- this has two principle effects. fist of all, the doma personalities are gone. gay married couples can now file joint federal tax returns. they can get social security, survivors benefits and all the federal benefits that straight couples can get. but the language of justice kennedy's opinion really does open the door to challenge the laws in the 38 states that don't have same-sex marriage. david boyce said we're moving to the 38 states and he says within five years, he thinks marriage equality will -- will cover the whole country. that's an ambitious goal but not out of the question. >> i want to bring in andrew sullivan. you two

andrew symonds, al jazeera, syria. >> andrew symonds joins me now live. you talked in your report about the rebels lacking the firepower to fight a conventional war. if the west sent more arms to the rebels, would that make a difference? hard question to answer right now. if you press the rewind switch on that, it would have been a big difference a year ago, if not longer than that. but when you say the rebels, the free syrian army in particular wants the arms. that's what has been on the table in terms of the european union arms embargo being lifted on request by individual states like the uk and france, for example. but tracing those arms, putting them into the field at this -- the wholehis shape of who does what on the battlefield has changed beyond recognition of anyone, like myself, who has been covering this for more than a year -- the situation now is the anup's -- groups who want islamic state, such as the al- nusra front, are engaged with more weaponry, with a better from different commands of chains and routes. the problem is, how will these gro

following that, andrew shaw. the 21-year-old. look at 'em.iving on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> back here to boston, chicago 3-0 this postseason. after one period in game 6 they trailed 1-0. the biggest question coming into tonight interesting health of patrice bergeron and jonlth toews themselves both left game five. bergeron didn't participate in the morning skate. a complete mystery, what his injury is. what did you see in the first period? i thought he was fine. not quite

lincoln's whigs grew up in opposition to andrew jackson, who they called king andrew. this out of control executive. then you get lincoln elected, and he was a committed whig for as long as the party exist ed. then he faces a terrible crisis and he faces what he believes is a choice between embracing his powers as commander-in-chief to the maximum or watching the country fall apart. and he chose his powers. and i think an analogy today is when he expanded habeas corpus. understandable. then the suspensions become routine. then they uncover the entire north. then you have overreach and abuses. and maybe the nsa program the closer we were to 9/11, the more understanding people would be of it. but when something so massive with so many implications goes on for so long, you have to wonder, have we gone too far? does this need to be tightened up? and certainly the at the very least, we need to have a debate about it. >> now in the modern debate, isn't it frightening as journalists who cover this that it can be a contractor who has access to secrets who takes it upon himself

. >> you work hand in hand with riley and getting andrew and a deal with milwaukey. you gave us a glimpse of the possibilities when he is healthy. i guess the question for all the warrior fans is what is your level of expectation on his ability to play a full 82 game schedule? >> well, look, i think coming off the injury last year we always knew there would be a lag time to get 100% healthy, and it took a year to get that planned, and then obviously we don't get to the second round of the playoffs with andrew bowingan, and to be honest he was probably 65%, 70%, and he was that good and effective. you see the highlights here. that's a great edge to have. you have to have that toughness, and he brought it, and he is the guy sitting next to me and can attest to having a tough big man. he was one of them. we have all expectation that is he will be healthy. we have no reason to believe he won't. he is working hard. he is motivated. it's no fun being hurt. i think the thing when we had our exit interviews which we do at the end of the year and we do with every player in th

after i give you sort of this brief overview, andrew lee will talk about the specific transportation and neil sherri will talk about the public space. so, these are the baseline improvements that will happen as we've talked and people are familiar with the three options that we're looking at, options 1, 2, and 3. and these are the -- these will be consistent in all three options. these are overarching goals that have been guiding the process as the team has been working on these conceptual designs for the options. one key is that market street is a street that is in flux as we know right now, and it is changing and will continue to change. so, one of the key guiding goals is to look at market street as a flexible space for the future. and these are, you know, how we've been looking at the ways of experiencing market street. so, prioritizing the pedestrians. looking at cycles as a part of the public life. really looking at the high-quality pedestrian public realm and, again, the flexibility built into that for change over time. and prioritizing the transit experience, both speed and r

it's 70 at andrews and 70 at bwi as well. when i step inside with the first alert seven-day forecast, we'll time out the arrival of the thunderstorms with the futurecast and also a little bit of clearing in that seven day. everything is coming up in just a few minutes. >> erica, thank you so much. >>> and if you're planning to head over onto the east side of town, we have a couple of actually pretty big incidents to tell you about. first of all an accident on the southbound side of 295. it's been there near bening road along the left side for some time. and you can see all that red forming because of it. southbound on 295 coming south from chevrolet with that accident. you want to stay to the right to get by. now an accident on the eastbound side of central avenue right before you get to the beltway at bright sea road, literally at 495. two left lanes are blocked there and we are learning that it could be serious in nature. westbound side seems to be okay heading past the accident. of course i'll keep you posted as the inform