angela. angela, no llores. raquel, no comprendo.sto a méxico para mostrárselo a don fernando. ¿no crees? también se lo podemos mostrar a arturo. le gustará verlo. sí. esa noche, regresamos a san juan. gracias a dios no volvimos a tener problemas con el carro de angela. en el hotel, llamé a arturo con quien todavía no me había comunicado. arturo no sabía nada de la muerte de su hermano. hola. habla raquel. iraquel! esperaba que me llamaras. ¿qué tal? cómo estás? bien. tengo malas noticias. angel ya... ¿cuándo? hace unos meses. era un artista muy conocido en puerto rico. y estaba casado. ¿has hablado con su esposa? no. ella murió hace unos años. ( suspira ) angel murió solo, entonces. no. sus hijos estaban con él. ¿sus hijos? así supo arturo que tenía dos sobrinos y hablamos sobre encontrarnos en méxico. después, saliendo del hotel de san juan supimos que hubo un accidente en la excavación. jorge: iangela! si no salimos para el aeropuerto ahora no vamos a llegar a tiempo. tiene razón. se hace tarde. trataré de llamar desde el aeropuer

debes tener paciencia, angela. todo saldrá bien.s. lo que quiero decir es que de niño roberto leyó un libro sobre la civilización maya. y allí comenzó su interés por la arqueología. ah, ahora comprendo. como ya sabemos los indígenas que vivían en el centro de méxico y que gobernaban un vasto imperio del este al oeste eran los aztecas. los mayas habitaban la parte de méxico que se llama yucatán. también vivían en las regiones de chiapas, tabasco y campeche y en partes de centroamérica. los mayas nunca formaron un gran imperio con una ciudad capital. lo que existía era una serie de estados autónomos con sus propias ciudades centrales: mérida... uxmal... chichén itzá... copán y otras. según los datos entre los años trescientos y novecientos después de cristo la civilización maya llegó a su máximo apogeo mucho antes que la de los aztecas. durante esta época, los mayas hicieron grandes avances en los campos de la astronomía y las matemáticas. en templos como los de chichén itzá los astrónomos mayas, por ejemplo calcularon el número exact

y tú angela, cuídalo a él también. tío, te veremos en un par de días, ¿no?ríbeme un poco cómo es. pues, los angeles es una ciudad única. no hay otra ciudad igual en los estados unidos. primero, están as famosas carreteras. ah, y las fiestas de cinco de mayo. hay mucha gente que habla español, ¿sabes? captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation annenberg media ♪ provided by: for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. ¿la podría usar, en una oración, por favor?c'. en el evento improbable de que su firma de corretaje cierre, sipc está ahí para protegerlo. sipc. c-i- lo siento, roberto. eso es incorrecto. lisa flores. lisa, tu palabra también es 'sipc'. ¿podría tenerla en otra oración, por favor? los fondos de sipc están disponibles para satisfacer las reclamaciones de los clientes de firmas de corretaje hasta un máximo de $500,000, incluyendo hasta $100,000 por rec 'sipc', eftivo s-i-p-k. ¿no conoce a sipc - securities investor protection corporation? no importa. se lo deletr

angela: where are you all? who loves auntie angela? me, me, me, me, me, me! oh, you've got a bad back? i know this wonderful reiki guy. he's a friend of trent. i'll give you his number. there you go. hmm. and, um, this is for ben. they're seeds, and you can make pictures with them. they're from bulgaria. say thank you, ben. oh, no, that's cool, you don't have to bother with all that stuff with me. well, in this house, you do have to bother with all that stuff. so...ben? but it's seeds. yes, but you have to say thank you for presents even if they're seeds. don't you? uh, yeah. for all presents. say thank you. thank you. now, jake... this is for you. thank you. and karen, look what i've got for you! look! it's a dream catcher. isn't it beautiful? it's made by the native americans, and it catches your dreams and keeps them safe forever. i had a dream about weasels eating me last night, and i don't want that one again. well, no, it wouldn't keep a dream like that. it only keeps the nice ones. how does it know which ones are the good dreams and which ones are the

el hermano de angela es uno de los atrapados en la excavación.ilia castillo también tenía sus preocupaciones. pati supo que había problemas en el teatro en nueva york. ¿eh? ¿qué clase de problemas? y carlos también supo lo que pasa en su oficina en miami. ( suspira ) ¿y roberto? ( helicóptero pasa ) hombre: iroberto! iroberto! iroberto! ( teléfono suena ) hola, ¿mercedes? sí. ¿carlos? mira, hablé al hospital a guadalajara. un momento... dime. mm-hmm. raquel: te ves mucho mejor. te refrescó el baño, ¿no? ah, sí. me siento mil veces mejor. ¿y sabes? estoy segura de que cuando lleguemos al lugar de la excavación ya sabrán algo de roberto. pati, ¿qué haces? nada. sólo pensaba. ¿pensabas? en qué? ya sabes. hay problemas en el teatro. ya veo. llamaste a nueva york, ¿no? sí. yo creo que si no regreso pronto la obra no se estrena. ¿no estás exagerando? iay! ¿juan, cuántas veces tengo que decírtelo? yo tengo una vida profesional con compromisos. hay cosas que requieren mi atención. sí, sí, ya me lo has dicho mil veces. sí. parece que no lo comprendes. lo

what do you believe that angela corey was looking at?medical records he know some witnesses were saying they were not spoken to by the sanford police even though they said she had versions of the story as far as what they believe they saw or what they saw and in reality here and when do you believe likely was in front of this woman she was examining? >> i think her three weeks was probably one of the most exhaustive three weeks investigation in the history of florida. what she really had to be able to focus on is can she move that george zimmerman's account is a lie? does she have forensic evidence? are there independent witnesses, 911 tapes that will in fact sufficiently contradict george zimmerman so if he is charged and if he takes the stand, which he almost assuredly would have to do in a self-defense case, would she be able to show that whether or not the voice of trayvon martin is forever silenced, youice of george zimm? >> john, let me bring you in. you took on the oakland police department and won, a lot of the focus rightfully o

they are sharing a very german east background with angela merkel. just like chancellor merkel, they believe and christian charity towards others in need. perhaps they can say what their leader cannot, that their patience is wearing thin. >> they should have checked those countries before they joined the european community. we have to watch the greek and spanish and other countries. >> if somebody pays for those, others should follow. >> which isn't happening now? >> now, but we never give up hope. >> that is a very lutheran approach. >> the core of loser is the most to question authority -- the core of lutheranism is to question the pope. >> this is the only room originally preserved. >> they are so proud of their lutheran rubble, they have named themselves after him. >> luther was one of the deep theologians connected with everyday life. on the idea of the transfer of money, this can only happen if those people to get the gift really make efforts to change. this is the core of the lutheran social ethics and still today. this is something that peopl

refrescadas, raquel y angela regresaron al sitio de la excavación. ¿y sabes?go de roberto. cuando ya era de noche, todavía no sabían nada de roberto. iay! ¿qué pasa? tranquila. déjenme pasar. yo antes trabajaba en las minas. creo que puedo ayudar. tengo una idea. ven, ven. con permiso. sí, adelante. no te preocupes, hija. estos hombres son muy eficientes. hola, tío pedro. hola, mercedes. hola, ramón. ¿qué tal? ¿cómo está fernando? ha dormido casi todo el día. estuvo el doctor. ya habló con el especialista de guadalajara. miren, tengo algo que decirles. hablé con arturo iglesias. dice que recibió un mensaje de raquel. roberto, el nieto de fernando y rosario estaba trabajando en una excavación arqueológica. ha habido un accidente. icuidado! ah, sí, eso estaba viendo en la televisión. ¿y cómo está roberto? no lo sé. adelante, pero ten mucho cuidad. cuidado. angela, háblame un poco más de tu hermano. ¿sabes qué civilización estudiaba? pues, no. nunca le pregunté. sabemos que excavaban una tumba. me pregunto qué civilización indígena le interesaba tanto a roberto.

you see there angela corey.urder cases, everything else, a lot of other information coming up as well. i think we've re-established our connection with the former speaker newt gingrich. mr. speaker, are you there? can you hear me? >> i can hear you fine, wolf. >> thanks very much for joining us. i want to get to some politics and substance in a moment, but the trayvon martin case, we expect fairly soon the special florida prosecutor to file a charge, maybe manslaughter and maybe second-degree murder against george zimmerman in the killing of the 17-year-old teenager, trayvon martin. what do you make of all of this? because it's caused a huge emotional uproar around the country. >> e on, i think she's got to do what she thinks is professionally right. i think we have to have faith in the criminal justice system. there will be, i presume, a trial. the jury will have to look at all of the evidence and render a decision. i think we can talk about it on cable tv forever or on talk radio forever. we don't have access

together for your future. ♪ >>> it's all in special prosecutor angela corey's hands.ot in my house. with maxwell house french roast, you let gravity do the work. [ male announcer ] maxwell house french roast. always good to the last drop. >>> welcome back to "politicsnation," joining me now is mayor of sanford, florida, jeff triplet. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what's the reaction now that george zimmerman has been arrested? >> i think everybody took a deep breath, exhaled, and now it's in the prosecutor's hands. it's one piece of the puzzle off the city of sanford, and it's in jacksonville with a very competent attorney. >> now that competent attorney released today the affidavit of probably cause. and there was frankly nothing in that affidavit that the police did not know in sanford. are you disappointed that the chief in sanford said he didn't have evidence for probably cae e cause, and she is using what they nude as the basis for her arrest? >> i find it very interesting and had a couple meetings today. we called for a review of the proc

what happened is that the lady angela. >> angela corey? >> she did a tremendous job.peech i was sitting on the edge of my couch watching that thing and i said, thank you, lord, when she said "second-degree murder." i said law is being performed in this country right here. it's no longer out of control. it wasn't for the fact that people is outraged nationwide white, black, yellow, everybody was outraged and this lady comes to the front. >> you know, you have to understand, i guess there will be a jury in this case. i mean the jury could find, you know, that the state didn't present a strong enough case. this guy could still get off. but at least it's not a case where the police just looked the other way and don't even charge him. all right? all we wanted in this caves for him to be charged and brought to time and let a judge or a jury decide. >> i liked what trayvon's mother said yesterday, thank god. thank jesus. justice is moving. you have a great day in this. >> thank you, arnold thank you for joining us from your couch in north carolina. more calls about the trayv

narcotrafico los tien desesperados a los países de centroamérica >> como le suena presidenta maría Ángelauin >> no tengo las agallas para eso, >> pero muchos países han tenidoi una presidenta >> no, no es eso para mi el papel de la mujer en colombia, son superiores a muchos países. nos ha faltaado alguna candidata buena >> pero la candidata maría Ángela olguin >> no, se lo agrazco. >> mhas gracias

one of angela merkel's other ministers using strong language? >> that is right. a war of words and threats. ukrainians to have a face-saving way out of this. they have said they will review the conditions under which tymoshenko is being held. if there are improvements the germans and others are calling for, this storm might blow over before the football star's. having said that, it might be seen as a sign of weakness by the yanokovich government. >> germany is offering to treat yulia tymoshenko. besides these injuries, she is also suffering health problems. >> she is reported to have asked for german doctors to treat her. we believe her senior doctor from berlin's biggest hospital will be traveling to ukraine soon to examine her. some people are talking about bringing her to berlin within a couple of weeks for treatment. if she did leave ukraine, you might wonder when she will be able to return. >> thank you. >> indian police say at least 100 people have drowned after a cab ferry sank in india. 250 were onboard. many are still missing. the vessel was in the north

angela corey, the special prosecutor, is the elected state attorney in duval county in jacksonville. she was appointed by the governor about 20 plus days ago now to look into the circumstances surrounding this after the state attorney here in seminole county chose not to bring charges in the case. >> we heard trayvon martin's parents ask for calm no matter the decision or the announcement made by angela corey. i am curious after the stun ago nouns meant from the men representing george zimmerman, so far have we heard of anyone stepping forward saying they're his attorneys now or is there silence on that end? >> it was such a strange occurrence that took place there for a lot of reasons. one, just that the attorneys chose to make that announcement the way they did at a news conference and second of all, as one lawyer just point out to me a short time ago, they had lost contact with their client for about 24 hours, and this attorney was saying that is not

when the special prosecutor comes in, angela corey, to talk, we'll bring it to you. for now, let's go to tom fitzgerald. he's live downtown at the washington convention center and that is where trayvon martin's parents spoke today. they expected to speak again once the charges are announced. tom? >> reporter: as you know, and as we have seen over the past several weeks, trayvon martin's parents have been careful to the public statements to the media. leading up today, that didn't change even in the hours leading up to what is an announcement from the special prosecutor angela corey and we're going go live to the press conference right now. >> i'm angela corey, the special prosecutor for the trayvon martin case. just moments ago, we spoke by phone with sabrina fulton and tracy martin. it was less than three weeks ago that we told those sweet parents we would get answers to all of their questions, no matter where our quest for the truth led us. it's the search for justice for trayvon that has brought us to this moment. and the team here with me has worked tirelessly lo

>> i speak for angela corey.s the decision we came to based on our review of the facts and evidence. i'm not sure they were through with the entire investigation at the point where mr. wolfinger excused himself from the case. we have to have -- there are pneumonia rus affirmative defense that's can be asserted before the arrest, immediately after the arrest, during the trial. we have had them come up in the middle of trial. my fellow prosecutors that his here we have all faced this before. alibi is an affirmative defense, sometimes that's put on us in the middle of a trial. it makes a prosecution more difficult. we do everything in our power to take the facts we have and prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> can i get your opinion for what the debate is about race and justice. in the pursuit of justice? >> i'm going to be quite honest with you, and i have some people who live through our justice system here and are some of the finest people in jacksonville, florida. they represent aç small samplef the peo

harry shorestein was angela corey's boss. >> no. i clearly think the decision was a travesty. >> reporter: and then there's this man, the former president of the american par association, the former president of the florida state university and a current professor in the university's law school. >> this is off the charts in terms of overcharging, in my judgment. >> reporter: christian fernandez is accused of killing his 2-year-old brother, david, by pushing him twice into a bookshelf. he also broke his leg one time before. but all acknowledge that christian had been abused for much of his life, particularly by his stepfather, who ended up committing suicide when he found out he was going to be arrested for that abuse. then there's the story of christian's mother. she gave birth to christian when she too was 12 years old. she was away when christian assaulted his brother. when she came home and saw her 2-year-old was seriously hurt, she waited eight hours before getting medical attention. for doing that, she too is implicated in this

good morning, lynette. >> good morning, angela. we are dealing with a frosty friday, but it is going to be fantastic as we go throughout the day because we'll get some sunshine once again. for this morning we do have a frost advisory that's in effect and it is chilly, but it is dry outside once again. you've been hearing us talk about the rain that we need, but it's not in the forecast as of yet. the frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 and it's for all the areas here shaded in the light blue. we're looking at cecil county, points westward and also howard county is in on this frost advisory for this morning. we're looking at points north, adams county, york county, you're in a freeze warning and that's in effect until 9:00 this morning as well. maryland's most powerful radar is dry right now, but it will stay that way through time. i want to talk about our next chance for showers. as you head out the door this morning, make sure you bundle up because you can see the temperatures are on the cool side once again. let's head over to

. >> maría angela olguin hablamos con ella, sobre la propuesta de legalizar las drogas en colombia. >osé mariz aznar tiene much que decir, por ejemplo por qué acuso a esta e t a de los ataques ocurridos años atrás >> jorge cancino de univisión. com. maría enrique pe ña, de agencia e. comenzamos. ♪. >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos >> el papa se reunio esta semana en cubub co el ex dictador fidel castro y con su hermano no con disidentes ni psos políticos >> por qué no lo hizi >> en méxico salió a la luz este libro, por que oculto abusos sexuales de maciel. >> este libro esta escrito por uno de loss primeros en denuncir estos hechos >> su oficio era atender estos hechos >> marcial maciel fue un criminal >> por supuesto, abuso de niños niñas, su esposa fue una menor de edad. >> el actual papa encubrio estos crimenes >> s era un procedimiento intero secreto, procesaban un procedimiento hasta donde trataban de resolverlo internamente >> el actual papa encubrio crimenes >>sí, no solo en caso maciel >> es algo fuerte acusar a un papa de encubrimiento de un delito >>sí, lo sé, pero desde el

angela, let's start with you. is this going to be a three-day dust-up or could it have some lasting impact? >> it could have lasting impact. listen, president obama never says anything that he doesn't mean, and clearly the obama political machine is in damage control, because they saw what happened when hillary clinton in 1992 said i'm not like tammy wynette standing by my man. i could have chose to stay at home and bake cookies. the women's vote is a very strong, important voting block in this electorate. it makes up 53%. basically the democrat party is in damage control. >> right, but they're also in the driver's seat when it comes to women voters. in swing waits president obama leads mitt romney by 18 percentage points among women. christopher, do you think this will eat into that lead? >> you know, i think it's a three-day story that's going away, especially when we look at the republicans' dismal record on issues that matter to women. look at what they're doing around the country. they're passing these vagina

the public has yet to see the evidence that angela corey believes will support a second-degree murderagainst her -- the complaints against her is that maybe she's overcharging in this case. there's some people who believe that. as gary tuchman found out, it's not the first time she's faced such criticism. >> reporter: this 12-year-old in the oversized inmate uniform is not a boy in the eyes of state attorney angela corey. she declared christian fernandez should be tried as an adult on a first-degree murder charge which carries the mandatory penalty of life in prison without parole. he sits with adult inmates in court, is addressed as an adult by the judge. >> mr. fernandez, you have discussed with your attorneys your right to a speedy trial? >> reporter: and for the first few weeks of his imprisonment, he sat in this adult jail in solitary confinement. the youngest person in florida to be charged as an adult for murder. a judge did ultimately rule he could be held in a juvenile facility while still being tried as an adult. this is what angela corey said last year when he was arrested.

>> and that is why angela corey must mow norman we know. haear about audo analysis -- >> or she has folded under political and public pressure. >> i doubt that. i doubt this. not this prosecutor. >> not this prosecutor? she's indicted a 12-year-old child, tried the child as an adult. >> and took a lot of heat for that. and stay the course. >> she's one of the toughest prosecutors in florida, and she's got a record for being extremely aggressive. so i want to see the evidence before we make up our mind. >> i think we'll have have to see that. a lot to talk about in this case. there will be much more as we go on. outfront ahead, the controversial law that could be at the center the george zimmerman's defense, this whole stand your ground law. more on that coming up. stay with us. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of

angela b. corey, state attorney. george zimmerman is now in the -- in custody at seminal county jail. this is his new mug shot as he appeared tonight. he arrived at the jail just an hour ago. and a half hour -- an hour and a half ago wearing a blue and plaid shirt and what appears to be a shirt over his head, covering his head. special prosecutor angela corey began her at 6:00 p.m. on the dot. >> today we filed information regarding george zimmerman of second degree. a capias has been issued for his arrest. by turning himself in he was arrested on the capias that had already been issued. i think after meeting with trayvon's parents that first monday night after getting appointed in the case, bernie óar there, john was there, our prosecution team was there. the first thing we did was pray with them. mr. crump and mr. parks were there. we did not promise them anything. >> the special prosecutor's press conference was immediately followed by a press conference led by the reverend al sharpton who was joined by the parent

we know that angela corey got this case about three weeks ago.is not a long time to investigate thoroughly, with the help of the federal government. >> but my point is the initial prosecutors did not come up with the charge. >> what's strange about it is, i think, we have the initial prosecutor involved in the case and he's taken off the case. we don't know why. the only decision that he made was to convene a grand jury to continue the investigation, but a second prosecutor is appointed when public uproar arises that there was not an immediate arrest. >> that's because the sanford police department, paul, issued a police statement saying that they were prohibited -- prohibited -- >> from making an arrest. >> from making an arrest. >> in new york city, adas ride cases every day. it's not uncommon at all. no conflict of interest. there's a back story we have to know. >> let's ask about some of the other evidence. they're witness statements. we have heard on tv from some witnesses, but if you look at the police report, they talked to a lot more peop

her name is angela corey. earlier she announced that charges will be filed against george zimmerman. in fact they are the highest charges available to the special prosecutor, murder in the second dedebris. >> she confirms george zimmerman is in custody right now, that he turned himself in. he is in florida but she won't say where. she also revealed he has retained new counsel. you'll remember that just yesterday his attorneys held a news conference saying they were no longer going to represent him, that they hadn't heard from him in days, and they were concerned about his behavior because he had contacted the special prosecutor himself. >> the mother and father of trayvon martin are here in washington at the convention center right now downtown. chris gordon is down there also. chris, you heard what the prosecutor said today. surprised at all? >> no, not at all. in fact, i believe that trayvon martin's parents came here with reverend al sharpton who is the president of the national action network and an nbc ta

. >> i'm angela corey, the special prosecutor for the trayvon martin case. >> jon: hello, angela.his sour audience, audience, angela, angela-- audience. >> i want to introduce to you persony del yoranda one of my top homicide prosecutors and john guide, my other top homicide prosecutor. (laughter) >> jon: hellon -- hello bernie, john, john, audience, audience, bernie, john can. we just get to the [bleep] charges? >> despite all that is on their plate already, handling all of the homicides in the fourth judicial circuit, supervising the other young lawyers who also handle homicides, they willingly took this case on. >> jon: yes, yes, yes, florida is a lawless netherland, you're ass-deep in murder victims. are you go toing charge this guy or what? >> unless you have ever been a law enforcement officer or a prosecutor handling a difficult homicide case, you cannot know what it's like to launch this type of investigation and come to the right conclusion j&j. >> jon: we cannot know. you don't think we can know? we're american. all we watch is [bleep] law shows, six to 10 hours a day, l

we heard news from angela corey and her office, no to a grand jury.izarre news conference just dwred on behalf of the two attorneys from george zimmerman saying we haven't heard from our client and so we're withdrawing our representation. did that play any decision on the prosecutorial side? >> i don't think it would be make any difference. >> so you don't think that expedited any sort of news conference, you think she was plan on doing this today and that was just a koinkidink yesterday? >> she's been taking her tame considering the issues. things are just coming to a head right now at the same time. >> help us get inside the mind of a prosecutor's head. a tremendously high profile case. what has she been weighing? >> you really just want to wave the evidence. -- weigh the evidence. it shouldn't be a political decision. one of the things you strive to do as a prosecutor is make sure any consideration of the evidence is a consideration of just that, not the public sentiment, not what people want you to do, but what the evidence suggests should be done

. >>> plus, we expect an announcement soon from special prosecutor angela corey. she says she's going to release new information on the teen's shooting death within three days. and this is happening amid new concerns about the whereabouts of george zimmerman, the man who says he shot the unarmed 17-year-old in self-defense. even his lawyers have lost contact with him and now have quit the case. >>> tsunami, no. emergency, yes. a massive earthquake rattled the coast of indonesia today not far from where the killer quake and tsunami hit back in 2004. the ground has not stopped shaking yet. we're hearing about aftershocks several hours since the initial quake. disaster officials are fearing a repeat of 2004. they sent out a tsunami warning to the entire indian ocean. so far no reports of serious damage or injuries. >>> syrian government says it will end fighting by tomorrow's deadline. that's according to special envoy kofi annan who says he received a letter agreeing to the cease-fire from the syrian foreign ministry. but the government says it is reserving the righ

. >> maría angela olguin hablamos con ella, sobre la propuesta de legalizar las drogas en colombia. >osé mariz aznar tiene mucho que decir, por ejemplo por qué acuso a esta e t aision@@al pun criminal @@al punpor supuesto, abuso de niñas, su esposa fue una menor de edad. >> el actual papa encubrio estos crimenes >> sí, era un procedimiento intero secreto, procesaban un procedimiento hasta donde trataban de resal puntounivisioo de vista christiano, debes reconocer sus actos >> el papa ha actuado como una autoridad como siuntounivision@, que el caso quedaba atrás. >> pero hay una comisión para atender a las víctimas, que estas vayan allá, si comprueban que fueron víctimas, que es asunto del pasado >> y que haya tantos ionlicos en méxico, hay una cultura de silencio, por que hay tantos reportes de abuso sexual, pero en méxico no hay uno solo que esté en cárcel >> eso lo vivi, cuando me fui a estados unidos me quitaron todos mis cargos, me fui a chicago, estando allá me doy cuenta que un periodista descubre que la iglesia en estados unidos había pagado más de mil millones de dólares en as

you and angela have been hitting the nail on the head. so, yes, not today, but tomorrow night we do have a freeze watch in effect. i will show you that in a second. but for this morning, it feels cold out there and feels like 33 right now in baltimore. feels like 36 in easton and 29 in joshing. -- york. 35 in culpepper. we have the winds out there once again for today out of the northwest. right now, bat 5 to -- at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. dc and baltimore and winchester. 6 in york, pennsylvania. but the winds will pick up in the afternoon. they will pick up at 15 to 20 miles an hour and wet get the gusts up to about -- and once again wet get the gusts up to 30 -- again we will get the gusts up to 30 miles an hour. today will not be as warm as the day before yesterday and yesterday. we are dealing with the dry air out there once again. so the moisture your duet points and measure of the moisture is dry. -- your dew points and measurements of the moisture is dry. so with that, any type of rain or moisture coming in here is going to eva

a check now of the traffic with angela. good morning. >>> good morning everyone. on the roadways now, the accident has been moved off of the northwest expressway , the damage has been done. folks slowing down. it's moving at a stop and go pace, before franklin boulevard , the accident is past franklin, reisterstown, if you can, hop over there, that maybe a viable option for you. here is a live look at the west side, outer loop on the left side, your usual west side delay, forming in place as we get another look on the west side, through catonsville, you will be on the brakes, i-70, that delay continues until you pass baltimore national pike and we are updating you all morning long with traffic updates, follow us on twitter@maryland traffic. >>> february 24th, discovery made the 39th and final lift off last year. lit ride piggy back on 747 headed for the capital. renae marsh is live at dulles with details of the final journey what is in store for people in the nation's capitol today? >> reporter: something very, very cool. i'm tell i don't go u, if you are in certa