angie? >> thank you, devon. live from sky 9 with a traffic alert, on the outer loop approaching the american legion bridge we have a disabled vehicle in the roadway and it's right after the bridge, in fact. it looks like it is splitting up the commute here, and we're definitely slow approaching the scene. this is obviously going to cause some backups in the immediate area. the good news is there's response on the scene so hopefully this will be cleared out here shortly. we'll keep you posted. moving over to a report of an incident in upper marlboro, richie marlboro at route 4 pennsylvania avenue, more crash activity and response crews on the scene. we are going to take you outside, show you 270 southbound. we are tracking a slow ride here from 118 germantown road making your way down towards montrose. good morning, virginia. 66 headed eastbound. your delay now stretching between the fairfax county parkway and 123. and we are going to end with a look at your trains. it looks like we have minor delays on the red l

angie goff will have the traffic in just a moment.evon is here with our forecast in for howard bernstein. we also spoke to howard yesterday and he is recovering nicely. anxious to get back to work. take it easy, howard. >> good morning. it will be a good day, too. with cloud cover building in we will have mighty fine temperatures. back in the lower 70s this afternoon. chilly in some instances. winds are light. not calm in many cases. 39 reston. that's one of the cooler spots. maryland, columbia, howard county 42 degrees. southeast of the metro, 46 degrees. temperatures farther outside of washington, 43 gaithersburg. and the western part of the state and i will give you the day planner forecast for us in washington, 52 by 9:00. 66 by noon and 68 this afternoon. overcast skies build in and a chance of rain on the way. i will explain that with the forecast in 15 minutes. >>> half way through the 5:00 hour. welcome, everybody. glad you are waking up with 9 news now. we have a wreck out on the inner loop past route 4. we are seeing a slow

angie goff will have the traffic in just a moment. right now devon lucie is in for howard bernstein and he has a look at the forecast. >> good morning. a lot rosier than yesterday. a lot of cloud cover. rains came in the afternoon and evening

we will check on traffic first with angie. >>> hello, everybody. begin with construction that will be in to affect until 5:00 a.m. the chain bridge, we have construction crews out there working. it is closed until 5:00. on 66, we are clear through manassas through centreville. no problems to report on 395 northbound. finding lanes wide open from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. let's take you to route 4, route 5, 301, all the roads are okay and call it a wrap with the outer loop in maryland. north north of the district nicely from 95 too 270. that's a quick look at traffic. back to you. >>> president obama has scored the largest victory of his presidency. in an historic vote, the health care reform bill passed with more votes than expected. changes are being sent to the senate so the houses can reach a compromise before sending it to the president. >> reporter: with a razor thin margin of victory, democrats delivered on their historic overhaul of health care and gave president obama what could be the landmark achievement of his presidency. >>

angie goff has our traffic. we start with devon and the forecast. what's it going to be like today? >> pretty good. we will see cloud cover building in but the temperatures will cooperate with us today and the winds not that bad either. they will pick up midday to afternoon and it will be around 10 to 15 miles an hour. really not that strong. a bit breezy you could call it 47 at national. a couple of areas in the upper 30s like reston 39. andrews 47 and maryland side, looks like beltsville is 42. rockville 45 this morning. zoom out and show you temperatures if you happen to be outside of washington. york and southern pennsylvania 37. hagerstown 46. fredericksburg 34. give you a nine noon an 5:00 forecast here, i think we top out in the lower 80s. 71 is the high for today and rain comes in tonight. we will cover this in 15. right now a first look at traffic. >>> good morning. rise and shine, my friends. 95 northbound in virginia, right now looks like we are moving at speed out of fredericksburg past quantico to the mixing bowl on to 395, which is a perfect segue in to my next shot he

angie, how's the traffic looking? >> we are not moving much out in the southwest, southeast area right there on the border. south capitol street still have an ongoing police investigation that is keeping the road closed between chesapeake and mistmy avenue. the best bet to get around it is use southern avenue to 4th street to access atlantic. we have detours in place and police are on the scene and they plan to be there throughout the rush. moving to the inner loop, if you are crossing the wilson bridge in the express lanes, we have confirmed crash activity. the good news is it is off to the left shoulder. the flow of traffic is getting by. take you to maryland southbound. things are picking up a bit between germantown and i-370. happy to report no accidents on this instate. 66 eastbound, it is a slow ride between 50 and 123. drivers are making a push to the beltway and 495 in virginia. no real problem between 95 past braddock road to 66. nice, green and clean. you know what that means, we are moving at speed. over to

. >>> here's angie. >>> we are traveling 50 westbound. you want to watch for patchy fog across the bay bridge to the district. we will have more road conditions and the weather with lynnette charles when 9 news now returns. >>> president obama is on his way home after a surprise visit to troops in afghanistan. welcome back to 9 news now. i'm andrea roane. >>> itself. >>> thanks for joining us. no surprise, angie goff is here. she will have the traffic in a moment. a little surprise, we say good morning to lynnette charles, but no surprise she has the forecast, howard, don't worry. we are going to take care of business right now. good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we had some showers overnight some rains, rumbles of thunder and gusty winds as well, but you know what? today, this morning not too bad. things a tapering off. show you doppler radar where we see the heavier rains across the eastern shore. this is south of easton and we are looking if you are traveling along i-95 south you will run in to moderate rain but on the light side

they shouldn't cyber-snoop. >> angie hicks, what is your point of view on this? i hear dr.eel's point that people still think that the internet is private, but it isn't. everything you put on there, you have to realize that everybody can see. >> absolutely. it is a public relp. i believe in the relationship between the doctor and patient is built on trust, but also built on good information. if a doctor can get relevant information, i don't know if tl is any difference between that happening or before the internet existed when we were -- doctors learned about their patients outside of the office even before the internet, whether they had mutual friends or something like that, and this is nothing really new. it was happening, but now it is online. >> dr. peel -- >> no, no. >> let's throw something out here which is one situation that could happen and get your point of view. so, say you had a patient and you had not googled them before and they said something strange and they said i am curious to find something about them. and you find they put things on the facebook that is

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mom would say to me, hey, angie, think hard about something before you do it.te that setback, she was becoming a star, landing cover shoots and catching the attention of tv producers in colombia and later mexico. fashion business insiders say that beauty page enlts and the modeling industry in colombia are a virtual meat market where they use ill-gotten gains to buy beautiful women. friends say that sanclemente was soon one of them. it is then when she began to meet narco traffickers. to find out a bit more about the kind of operation that sanclemente was allegedly running, i am going to meet a colombian trafficker who has been in the business for years. we have agreed to protect his identity. in the history of the drug trade, there has been some women with bigger balls than the men, but usually i would say a girl like that would run the network of mules and not the whole cartel, he says. but others disagree and say she was in charge, and the authorities have vowed to catch her. ever the fashionista they say she is on the lam with a dog named baby. despite it,

good to be back angie.nd we would talk about the sweet 16 and i said absolutely tend because we did talk about michigan state but actually she's here to talk about the volatility index. so we saw all the 16 on tuesday was that mean to traders? but it's really a difference looking back at the previous three times that of the vix all trading of the vessel will mark all signal market tops lead on certainly implying volatility is a pleasure of the facts have come down sharply over the past year and so on. the previous 06 sting levels of the vix of may of 2000 and a hot market high on october of 2007 our all-time market high. want of july of 2007 the previous all-time market high. it so 166 of the past three times has been dead on almost to the day and signaling a market top. that's a pretty good track record so on wednesday we did indeed see the market slowdown and the vix started to go out so does that mean what's to come? now what will ultimately will have to see but you always want to see the confirmation no

. >> this is angie jackson in their fourth week of pregnancy having just taken ru-46. >> you can haveon if you want to. >> some people who do think abortion is murder have responde angrily. the reaction on the other side was just as intense. thank you for talking about things that others are afraid to understand. >> if i cannot talk about my abortion, who can? >> she says she opted for an abortion because she had life- threatening complications during her first pregnancy and because she wants to focus on her 4- year-old son who has special needs. >> a lot of people think i am a monster. i was trying to stay alive for my son. >> some think this is potentially dangerous. she is totally unapologetic. >> i hope everyone has a great day. peace. >> there you go. >>> 5:57. there is a lot more still to come. >> in local marine accused of a brutal attack on a woman. police want to know if he is linked to a similar crime. >> t devastation in chile is unbelievable. the death toll ntinues to rise. i will have a look at the rescue efforts underway. >> lisa baden will be back with another look at y

find out more on facebook scams and take a look at angie's blog and watch out for other scams you should be watching out for. >>> 6:15, temperatures, 57 degrees this morning. not only here, but up towards york pa. early uniform numbers. when we have that, that is a sign we often have a southeast component to the wind and adds in more moisture and evens out the playing field from the chesapeake. so we are throwing in all of this moisture. we have some clouds around and rain as well. maryland's most powerful doppler radar, we pull back and include the other regional radars to show us the six hour loop and while we do have them scattered across maryland, a few have passed through to make maybe the car wet and roads slick this morning. coming off a weekend, anything slick on the roads is not good news. please take your time. heavier rains back toward ohio. this is an interesting setup. check this out. this is the circulation with the storm that has caused all kinds of conditions. denver, colorado, getting their biggest snowstorm of the county. so far, this storm itself has been responsible f

right now traffic with angie. >> we are kicking off the 6:00 a.m. hour. will begin with delays at 95 northbound in virginia. slow from the prince william parkway to lorton. and again once you reach the fairfax county parkway to the backlick road exit. taking it to 395, the northbound trip, a little delay between duke and seminary. that's going to grow. live from south capital street and the suitland parkway, no major issues to report making your way in to the district. we do still -- we are keeping an eye on northbound bw parkway because at annapolis road we have confirmed there is crash activity out there. 270 southbound no complaints other than volume building between 118 germantown road to interstate 370. back to you. >>> >>> at the top of the hour, new developments in the health care reform battle. it's not over yet. while you slept, senate republicans were able to get a so-called fix it bill sent back to the house. kristin fisher is live to tell us what happened and what's next. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. we are talking about the health care

kris sneed is in for angie. he will have the traffic in just a moment. we begin with howard and the school closing this morning. garrett county schools are closed. >> they had 40 feet of snow last week. >> 40 feet. >> i'm exaggerating. no. three feet of snow in spots of garrett county, tremendous upslope ♪ and probably dealing with the affects of that. around here this morning it is march, march 1st. we made it through meteorological winter. today the first day of meteorological spring. let's talk about what is happening outside. a mix of clear skies and clouds. a few snow and rain showers yesterday. i don't know if you saw the snow in the afternoon a little bit. some spritzes and snow showers and this morning is fairly quiet with clouds hanging tough in the mountains. temperature-wise, mid to upper 30s right now. may drop a couple of degrees before the sunrise here in 9000 minutes or so. and temperatures in the 50- degree range. a lot of 30s across the mid- atlantic with generally mid to upper 30s across the region. culpeper 41. andrews air force base a

angie, you probably know these guys as well as i do. a lot of the guys i talk to don't have to work. they don't. they probably should be curing cancer. but they are not. instead, they are really focused on that trade, this trade, and this year, and this quarter, and today, and trying to beat the next guy. half of them are former athletes or want to be or have that adrenaline. that makes them happy. there's an argument, probably another discussion for the free flow of capital that could be a good thing that focused on these kinds of trade. we do need sharp people. so these people are very focused on themselves and on their excel can tours. and these firms are very focused on their competitors. that cost, i think, in the end, they saw the changes. they didn't take a step back to see what could tap. the other fascinating thing that i found in my research for this book is one the reasons why people didn't do the trade, i'll explain in a second that it cost money. what i mean by that -- i'll explain it now. the subprime trade -- i'll take yo

angie wrote, forcing me to pay for a service is completely unconstitutional.ust another way for the government to take away another american freedom. and then ron said, wow, if it is proven to be unconstitutional and based on the tenth amendment it may very well be, then it needs to be struck down. the idea that people would want to sell out the u.s. constitution in order to get anything for free from the government is quite troubling to me. lee is calling us from north carolina, and here is the thing about lee. i understand, lee, that you have read a pretty huge chunk of this bill, 1,000 pages of the 2,700 pages, is that right? >> caller: yes, ma'am, and it is very, very interesting. >> well, okay, so what stands out to you? >> caller: well, i think what people don't understand is there's all kinds of committee that is are in this bill. there's the health care advisory committee. it's got nine people on it. then nine other people and eight people appointed by the president. then the health choice administration with the commissioner that's going to do audits

angie says i can understand the outrage, but what i can't understand is how people don't see it's justever be banned because developers can make what they want. wolf says whether or not you agree with the game is not the point. no one will argue that this game is disturbing, so if it bothers you, don't play it. we always want to hear from you, logon to cnn.com/kyra to share your comments with us. tony harris getting ready to kick off the top of the hour. i don't know about you, but when i saw the

angie barnett is here to look at that. >> this week this isn't necessarily a scam.g happening that is not necessarily a scam but it's not good, either. what is it? >> very simply, a marylander placed their resume and received a call from a placement service. part of the placement service is you will sit face to face with a financial planner and talk about their 401(k). he called the bbb because, what does financial planning have to do with job seeking. >> whatever else they want to talk about they're going to find me a job, but that part doesn't necessarily happen. >> looked at the website, it was work save retire, no contact information, no address, unless you sign up for the service and signed in and logged in. the website came up in the latter part of 2009. so things didn't feel good. later we discovered this is a legitimate company and what i asked the owner as i was talking to him. how do you make your money? we do a little bit of on placement, but not really. it's the ads we sell on our website and the referral money from when you sit down with your local 401k