also the middle east programs of the aspen institute are putting it together. i thank you all for being here. looking around the table, i realize that this is a man who needs no introduction to you. henry kissinger's line, maybe a man who needs no introduction but there's no man who enjoys one more. so i will say of dennis. he's written one of the great books, "missing piece." he's worked for george h.w bush as policy planning. president clinton. obviously the current president obama's administration as well as secretary hillary clinton, worked with madeleine albright, jim baker. but he's here, totally, obviously, nonpartisan but also speaking only for himself, not for any of the previous administrations except for the truman administration as the only one you'll feel confident to speak for. especially since you have a new book that's going to start with the truman administration. we're looking forward to that very much. dennis, let me start by asking about the view from israel. with everything happening, including the hamas reconciliation and the syrian thing

the aspen daily news reports that mrs.er girls are staying with friends from chicago who own a home in aspen as well as several ski resorts. this photo was from mrs. obama's ski trip to vail during the presidents' day weekend last year. >>> donald trump says he is excited about building a world class hotel here in the nation's capital. trump plans to turn the old post office pavilion on pennsylvania avenue into a 250-room luxury inn complete with world class restaurants and conference facilities. all of that while maintaining the historic nature of the building. the donald says it'll be something washingtonians and hotel guests alike can appreciate. >> there was a lot of competition for the old post office site. it's a magnificent building and i've done magnificent buildings before. and i think this has a chance to be one of the great hotels of the world if not the best and you couple that with my club, i have a great club right outside of washington in loudoun county. you add that to it's going to even give it a big boost

>> yeah, i don't want to go to aspen.dying in carbondale, very close city to aspen and so, you know, before christmas time, they were going to have a performance and she convinced me to go. i didn't want to go. but i went there, didn't have anything to do. and they put me on the skis for the first time in my life. i was very. >> jimmy: if you started earlier, you could have been an olympic champion. >> i can still be, at 75. >> jimmy: you can still be an olympic champion. >> no, a week after that, a week after that, we were looking for a house and two months later we got a house and i ski every year, 40, 50 days a year. >> jimmy: wow. you're serious. you're not kidding around. we're going to take a quick break here, antonio banderas is with us. "puss in boots" is in theaters and available on dvd and blu-ray february 24th. more with antonio banderas when we come back. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving modes and lexus' dynamic handling, the next generation of lexus will not be contained. the all-new 2013

they talk about the aspen syndrome, aspen, colorado. there is a huge traffic jam of people coming in to do work. i am not just talking day laborers. nurses, police officers, and teachers have to come into that town to provide service. imagine what it is like to grow up in a place like that, where the only people you see are very wealthy, very secure folks, but you do not get any experience of the broader world. tavis: the son of an experiment in a place like elgin where you have mixed living is this -- i am hesitating. i want to refer to it as an old school motion, yet it is not that old. i was going to ask about these restrictive covenants for neighborhoods, where they would not let certain people live there. they did not want people to live in the neighborhood and had codes to keep you out. "the reason in the sun -- raisin in the sun" 'is an element of this in the play. a couple of years ago, eric holder was going after a particular community in the northeast where there were still engaged in this practice of keeping people out of thi

after two more run-ins with aspen police, he ended up in a rehab program.e kindness of strrns who wanted to help, there was a first-of-its-kind wheelchair waiting for him when he got out, designed by jeff adams who lost the use of his legs when he was nine, it was fitted precisely to owen's body. he's scheduled to join a recovery program for veterans this spring, about the he has to stay sober. for the proud marine who donned his dress uniform to attend the second inauguration of george bush, it has come to this. what has helped you the most? >> drinking. i really-- i don't know what else to say. >> reporter: casey owens will never be free. we can only hope he will some day, somewhere find a place for himself in this country that sent him to war. david martin, cbs news, denver, colorado. >> pelley: a gallant fight. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsor >>> this is 9 news now. >>> right now at 7:00 we are being drenched by a huge round of showers. we're getting a deluge and per

according to aspen daily news, arrived friday, are staying with owners of the aspen skiing company. president's day in veil. >>> former president bill clinton celebrated president's day with a game of hoops. he was court side. in the third quarter, the heat presented him with a number 42 jersey. he got a standing o. and caught a basketball that went out of bounds, good hands there, mr. president. >>> they are the president's right hand men, never see their faces, hear their names. navy s.e.a.l.s made head linings for the rescue of an american aid worker in somalia. members of s.e.a.l.s team six went into the desert to save jessica buchanan. this daring, risky operation unfolded hours before the president's state of the union address. news week looks at how he used this weapon in a piece called obama's secret army. the author joins me this morning, daniel klaidman. a great read for people interested in what's taking place in how s.e.a.l. teams are used as a strategic weapon. much of the piece is about the rescue of captain richard phillips from alabama. why is this such a high stakes

the aspen daily news reports mrs.ma and her girls are staying with friends from chicago who own a home in aspen as well as several ski resorts. >>> we are marking the 50th anniversary today of an historic moment in american space history. john glenn became the first american to orbit in space and the capsule he used, 50 years ago today, is on display right here at the national air and space museum. tom sherwood has our report. >> reporter: into outer space and into the history books john glenn in 1961, 50 years ago. and right inside the national air and space museum on the mall, the tiny capsule that carried glenn for the historic three hoshts orbits is on displ >> three times in this little thing. >> yeah. really -- >> what did you think when you see it? >> i think he wouldn't have been comfortable in there. >> how could he be? >> all those buttons. >> the andrew emerson family from bethesda was part of a big crowd of the smithsonian's most visited museum. all sorts of languages could be heard as tourists relive the

listen, i'm considering a vacation in aspen-- you know, spend the holidays skiing.ow, spend some time in the great outdoors, take a break from the restaurant. let me feel your forehead. you must have a fever. cut it out! i'm fine. i thought we might enjoy the time together, you know, especially now since mama and papa are in mexico visiting relatives for the holidays. ah, it's a great idea, really. but i can't. not with the restaurant, and alex will want to be home for new year's. sorry, it's impossible. i guess this is what it means to be getting old. all my friends are either married or moved out of town. my brother's all tied up with work and his kid. my retired parents are now traveling around the world and the woman i'm interested in is busy with school. oh, now, i get it-- woman trouble. no, not really. rebecca was supposed to go out with me tonight, but her schoolwork got in the way. i guess i'm losing my fatal charm. so, rebecca's resisting? amazing! thanks for the sympathy, brother. let me get you a drink. here, these will cheer you up. pictures from the re

so, i've made a reservation at a ski lodge in aspen. sounds great. ( sighs ) what's with you? hate the holidays. well, there's only one answer-- escape. i told you, come with me. and i told you it's impossible. you've got to do something, brother, before you turn into the grinch. i tried. what do you mean, you tried? i think i did something out of line. what was that? i had to deliver alex's present to rebecca... rebecca. and we got to talking and i told her that i'd be all alone on christmas and you'd be gone and so would alex and mama and papa and she said she was going to be alone so before i knew it... i asked her to join me for christmas. so... what did she say? that i was a nice man, and a good father. it's all true. i was so dumb to ask her. i realize i was out of line. i meant it in more than a friendly way and she picked up on that. hey, you were just lonely. it happens. this rebecca thing might be something we should talk about. definitely... but not now. um... we've both got work to do and these chats are great, but not on company time. all right. see you. all right

spent on officers accompanying the mayor on recent business trips to chicago, boston, and five days in aspen, colorado. if you received your property tax assessment in the mail recently, chances are the value of your property has dropped. tonight, the councilman had a hearing to give residents a chance to get vital information about the process. we are live at city hall with details. >> this was an informational meeting, a chance for council members and residents to hear from property tax assessment experts and ask questions. it is a sign of our economic times. nationwide, new home sales hit a record low in 2011. property values of homes dropped 20% in the last three years. >> some believe the assessment is uneven, which translates to unfair. >> as chair of the economic development committee, he has heard from dozens of baltimore residents concerned about property tax assessments. >> that are calling and saying their property is valued too high compared to properties next door. "called an informational hearing. representatives from the state department explained how they come up with the num

. >>> there is more breaking news out of maryland, this time in aspen hill where firefighters are working on a three alarm blaze on a place called weeping willow drive. we've heard reports children could be trapped inside that home and we will, of course, bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> the verdict is guilty in the case of the man charged with killing a maryland state trooper. cyril williams was convicted of first degree murder in the killing of trooper wesley brown which happened in june of 2010. at the time of that murder brown was working as a part- time security guard for an applebee's restaurant in forestville and prosecutors say williams was angry because he was thrown out of that restaurant and he gauge and shot the trooper for revenge. -- came back and shot the trooper for revenge. >>> now to the yeardley love murder trial, today the defense presented security camera video showing love and her former boyfriend george huguely at a bar holding hands, in just one night before huguely allegedly beat love to death in her bedroom. the trial will be in session tomorr

we were down over the apartment in aspen hill after the fire broke out. no one was hurt and the cause is under investigation. also new at 11:00, anyone who has a need for speed out on the road -- people like this. motorcycle writers -- riders. >> speak motorcycle riders have a serious risk. in three years, more than 200 motorcycle writers were killed on maryland highways. tonight, tom roussey shares one story of love and loss. >> 44-year-old kevin had a lot going for him. he had a good job with comcast and plan to marry his fiancee. >> had a lot of things to look forward to. >> his mother says he did not smoke or use drugs, but had one major vice. speed. he would do things like these guys, we've been in and out of traffic and going -- weaving in and out of traffic. early in the morning, his life style caught up with him. driving very fast with a blood alcohol level over the limit, he lost control of his motorcycle and was killed. he hit his two favre road -- the beltway and the baltimore washington parkway. there are still other places out there -- other

nation's cyber defense, former cia director deals with national aware, of the cyber threats from an aspen homeland security group discussion. >> in some ways, cyber mirrors a little bit the discussion that we used to have about terrorism in the '80s and the '90s and a great deal of difficulty coming to the national consensus about what to do about it, until we had 9/11 which crystallized everything, and then when the nation moved forward we haven't had that event in cyber yet. we image ine it, and in the attk of stratmore where i lost my credit card, the only good thing that comes out of it is that a few more of those, the public awareness that it is a serious vulnerability that will overcome some of the private sector reservations about working with the government on this. >> watch the rest of the discussion and more about homeland security

mostly through southwestern portions of colorado, may get that through aspen and vail. maybe extending towards wolf creek. the big story across the west is that monster low pressure system. as it moves into the coastline will be a big-time rainmaker, especially across the coast to california, starting later on this evening. maybe the tail end around san francisco and the bay area. overnight tonight and into tomorrow, that will bring some snow to the higher peaks and rain to the rest of us. big gusty winds across the california coastline as well. that's later this afternoon. for many of us, quiet conditions. billings, snowflakes by later on this evening. easy travel weather for most of us. we take a closer look, lynn, coming up at temperatures as we step out the door this morning. >>> job numbers looking up. >>> france will still fly. >>> and why a giants super bowl victory may be good for your stocks. a "first look" at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ dennis

such people hurt as police fired tear gas and stun grenades into crowds of rallying in the center of aspens seventeen buildings have also been set on fire. these are live pictures from the parliament where they normally occurs at the base and the measures with the vote expected within an hour. to run promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear program which it is said is for peaceful other ship purposes despite the long lengths to western sanctions imposed against it. this is the weekly on all she hello and welcome to the program the arab league is calling on the u.n. security council to pass a resolution crazing a joint peacekeeping force for syria but also some more international support for the opposition and hopes to pile thaw the pressure on the regime or he's a rino going to the latest from cairo with a plan our body has been me. syria will probably see un peacekeepers most likely to arrive in the country in order to try and remain stalled peace in the country again the arab league meeting in cairo on sunday took them about eleven hours to come up with a with a decisive response

relations with the middle east peace spoke with walter isaacson at the aspen institute for an hour and15 minutes. >> welcome everybody. it's good to have that our old friend dennis ross. this is a michelle smith and robert smith foundation round table so the middle east institute putting it together. i think you all for being here. looking around the table i realize that this is a man who needs no introduction to you. that said, henry kissinger's line to say may be a man who needs no introduction but there's no man who enjoys one more. so i will say that he is written one of the great books. he's worked for george h. w. bush

walk off the altar, father marcell refused to accompany barbara's mothers body to the cemetary in aspenills. barbara was told father marcell had suddenly become ill no other family should have to suffer what we did from this man. >> in a written statement the archdiocese conceded father marcell acted improperly saying any issues regarding the suit ability of an individual to receive communion should be addressed by the priest with that person in a private pastoral setting. >> the archdiocese of washington has said it exactly right barbara johnson says she's satisfied with the statement though she adds the damage done both to her family and to her mothers memory could never be repaired. >> we don't get a do over. this was her one moment to pass from this earth. >> matt jablow, 9 news now. >> barbara is hoping father marcell will be removed from parish life. the arch dye o says says the incident will be handled as a personnel issue. >>> new york times david carr reported today the obama administration has been more prone than any add in any separation in history in trying to silence and p

let me begin by describing that enacted in 1994 by then secretary of defense less aspen. it's also referenced in paragraph one of the executive summary. this policy expressly prohibits assigning women to direct combat units below the grig gaed level. the army, marine corps and navy have identified positions at the battalion level which should be open to women. these positions are in occupational specialties currently open to women to include intelligence and communications. but women were prohibited from being assigned there because the positions are in direct combat units below the grig gaed level. the secretary of defense has approved exceptions to this policy al and the report contains the required notification of congress for this change. the experience gained bias signing women to these positions will assess the suitability and direct relevance of the direct assignment prohibition and inform future policy changes. the 1994 policy which remains in force today also contains four provisions that allow the secretaries of the military departments to restrict certain posit

we will be live at noon eastern for a discussion of the future of israel with the aspen institute and state department special envoy dennis ross. that will be on our companion network, c-span2. both houses of congress are in today. the house gavels in at noon eastern for speeches with legislative work beginning at 2:00. members will work on a bill to create a centralized process for recommending federal non-military properties to be consolidated and sold. and votes on that this evening at 6:30. and the senate also gavels in at 2:00 with work on faa programs, and a final vote on that bill at 5:30. you can watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span2. >>> this is c-span3 with politics and public affairs programming throughout the week. and every weekend, american history tv, 48 hours of people and events telling the american story. get our schedules and see past programs at our websites, and join in the conversation on the these social media sites. >>> more than 120 graves at military cemeteries have been misidentified, including eight cases of bodies buried at the wrong gra

. >> even after years of complaints in aspen hills, will this mess ever be cleaned up?d montgomery county officials about the mass and code enforcement has asked them to build the debris. -- fill the debris. >> we have more photos on our website, wjla.com. >> are you addicted to your online group of friends? facebook and twitter are more addictive than alcohol and cigarettes according to one survey. they found a social networking fell just behind us sleep and leisure time. part of the problem? giving access to the websites around-the-clock and the urge to log on can become an obsessive have it. doctors are reclassifying alzheimer's disease. it may be called mile the cognitive impairment. this is after news survey found 99% only had a very mild forms of dementia. this disease could be reclassified as having a mile the cognitive impairment. "today is queen elizabeth's 62nd anniversary as the monarchs of britain. the celebration of her diamond jubilee began today. the 85-year-old queen plans to "dedicate herself a new to service." they have issued a new commemorative a pho

during a holiday break in aspen, nick was diagnosed with kidney failure.erstar and dear friend, whitney houston. they performed together at the 1999 oscars. ♪ you will when you believe >> so beautiful. the legendary mariah carey is here this morning. >> good morning. >> i'm so jealous of the shoes. the whole look. let me ask you about whitney first. what was it like working with her? >> it's -- i'm almost incapable of talking about this still. i think we all were, um -- you know -- it's very heavy emotionally, look that little bit of us together. but, it was great. and i don't think people could ever understand our relationship or really, there was always a supposed rivalry in the beginning. we did the duet and became friends. i loved her. we all did. we all were inspired by her. may she rest in peace. her legend will gone on forever. >> it was a beautiful home-going on saturday. >> such a class act. the way she went out and the way her family dealt with it. i was very moved. >> i'm sure the family was touched that you were there. thank you for sharing tha

the first in montgomery county, where a pedestrian was hit wby car in aspen hills.olice are not saying much about the accident. they have not said who the victim is or if the vehicle involved remains on scene. >>> our breaking news story this morning is out of south africa, where nelson mandela is in the hospital. the former south african president is being treated for a stomach ailment. there is no word on his condition or if doctors know what's causing the issue. the 93-year-old mandela spent several days in the hospital last year with respiratory problems. we will have updates on both of these stories as more details become available. >>> our other big story is the wind. high gusts that blew out power last night and blew over a tree in maclean, virginia. who else to tell us more but meteorologist, chuck bell. >> good morning. did you have a nice friday night and early saturday so far? >> i heard what sounded like a jet engine. >> i slept right through it. >> through much of the afternoon, not much of a wind but once the front came through, the winds really starte

this is this morning. 27 degrees in aspen hill. that's up in montgomery county, 27 in vienna, 28 in culpepper. here we are yet again with another lovely winter day. 47 degrees the current temperature. that wind light at six miles per hour. it's out of the northwest and we'll have a west early wind coming our way through the evening. 47 in anacostia and trinidad. 45 you folks to the north in rockville, colesville and even around wheaton. 47 in st. belvoir. as far as cloud cover goes, we don't have it today. it's off to the west in west virginia and down to the south. clouds will be on the increase tomorrow. we'll talk about the timing of what's not only arctic air that will be moving in but precip coming up. your good night forecast, upper 30s by 9:00, 36 by 11:00 p.m. with a clear to mostly clear sky, so a quiet evening for your forecast, a little colder for the overnight, how we were last night. wintery weather for the weekend. we'll talk about it coming up in just a few. pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> there are a lot of questions

we have 50s, low 50s, montgomery county in gaithersburg, you folks around aspen hill, we have 54 over in fairfax county. bethesda, damascus coming in at 52 degrees. look at the 60s down south. charlottesville, virginia, 61 degrees right now, a little cooler near the water, though, 50 in annapolis maryland with the southeast wind. the clouds are far away as we open it up, we have a big area of high pressure off to the east, your evening forecasts, 46 degrees by 9:00 and 45 by 11:00, expect to be dry, coming up in a couple minutes, i'll tell you what kind of soggy day we could have tomorrow and how much rain you're going to get. pat? >> thanks, veronica. >>> there are republican primaries in michigan and arizona today. but all eyes are on michigan. the two are close in the polls there, and a santorum win could badly damage the romney campaign. steve handlesman is in detroit with the latest. >> reporter: michigan voters cast their ballots, some switching parties to vote for who they like. >> i voted for rick santorum. >> ron paul. >> romney, i think he's the better man, he has economics

as we go around the area into some of your neighborhoods 63 degrees in aspen hill and wheaton. good afternoon to you folks in montgomery county. over in prince george's county we've got 64 in bowie and hyattsville and 64 also in chantilly. step down to waldorf. currently at 65 nice degrees. so a mild afternoon for us. we've had clouds drifting through from time to time but a mostly clear sky is what's coming up during the overnight. and a very, very bright, starry sky at that. 48 degrees by 11:00 p.m. not too bad. so as we check out our fast forecast, a starry, bright evening for us. i'll tell you in a couple minutes if you'll need your shades or umbrellas tomorrow and we'll talk about leap day if we've got some puddle jumping to do. it's all coming up in a couple minutes, guys, with the seven-day forecast. >> all righty. thanks, veronica. >>> a sex assault alert just a block from georgetown university. a student tells d.c. police she was attacked early sunday morning as she walked down 36th street near "n" street northwest. the suspect is still at large this afternoon. news 4'

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walk off the alter, the father refused to accompany barbra's mother's body to the cemetery here in aspen hill. pararay was told that father marcel had suddenly become ill. >> no other family should have suffer what we did from this man. >> in a written statement, the archdiocese of washington conceded that father marcel acted improperly. any issues to receive communion should be addressed by the priest with that person in a private setting. >> archdiocese of washington has said it exactly right. >> barbra johnson said she is satisfied with the statement, though she adds the damage done to her family and her mother's memory could never be repaired. >> we don't get a do over. this was her one moment to pass from this earth. >> matt jablow, 9news now. >> barbra said she told me father marcel will be removed. the archdiocese of washington would only say the incident will be handled as a personnel one. >>> the voters in michigan and arizona are headed to the polls today. even though michigan is mitt romney's home turf, the latest polls show he's in a tight race with his opponent. cbs news was

you folks in montgomery county, aspen hill and laytonsville, 54 in camp springs and riverdale now at 50 degrees. we're under a clear sky. open it up, take a look down to the south and we've got some clouds advancing north and northeastward but i think a lot of those clouds are going to be moving across southern maryland, areas of the northern neck on east. we should have a clear sky around for the evening hours. there is a look at 7:00 and 9:00. 11:00. a clear sky for us. nice and starry. by 9:00 we'll be down to 44 degrees. then 11:00 p.m. 42. just a chilly evening. not as cold to start the day tomorrow. we've got more march like temperatures to talk about and jim and pat, just one day this week that may feature some wintry type weather. i'll tell you which one coming up in a couple minutes. we'll look forward to that. thanks, veronica. >> a tough economy has forced many families to make changes to their budgets and for many people these days simple cuts have added up to savings. liz crenshaw is here now with ways real people are saving real money. >> pat, we didn't turn to an exper

we're going to take a live look at georgia avenue in aspen hill. nice and quiet.on of connecticut avenue, all the main corridors heading down to the beltway. back over to the graph ins. if you're using the trains, metro, marc and vre are all running on time another look at big picture at 6:58 but first weather. back to you. >> thank you, monika. i'm here in the weather center with howard. you've been looking at maps. what's going on today? >> today is fine. a little chilly this morning but another good afternoon. it's february. afternoon highs now up to 50. >> we're there? >> we're going to do better than that. we'll be in the mid-50s today. we'll take 55 this time of year. >> we will. >> tomorrow kind after nasty day but thursday looks great once again. so spring is springing. lots of things are blooming and temperatures amongst them as we. bus stop forecast a little chilly in spots this morning. we've got 30s and 40s to start your day with some windchills down in the 20s. the sunrise was a minute ago at 6:43. today we're looking at a good deal of sunshine. 43 by

this is a michelle smith and robert smith foundation-sponsored round table, also the aspen institute putting it together. i thank you all for being here. looking around the table, i realize that this is a man who needs no introduction to you. that said, i'll remember henry kissinger's line saying i may be a man who needs no introduction, but there's no man who enjoys one more. [laughter] so i will say of dennis that he's written one of the great books, "missing piece," he's worked for george h.w. bush, president clinton, obviously, the current, president obama's administration as well as secretary hillary clinton, worked with madeleine albright, worked with jim baker. but he's here totally, obviously, nonpartisan but also speaking only for himself, not for any of the previous administrations except for the truman administration is the only one you'll feel confident to speak for, especially since you have a new book that's going to start with the truman administration, and we're looking forward to that very much. dennis, let me start by asking about the view from israel. with everythi

. >> you compare that with aspen, nantucket, hawaii, spain?ings that need to travel, and to go somewhere the resources it takes in a deficit is huge. it's a bad resource of funds. when the funds can be used somewhere else. that is my point. they could be allocating the money to better use. return on investment. >> you are good. nightmare in every guy's dream. >> c'mon. that was impressive. except it adds up to $1 $1.11 million. >> tell that to the 47 million americans in poverty. >> reagan did that and bush did that. wherever a president or first lady, you have to have -- >> how do you expect president not to travel? >> i'm not talking about the president. i'm talking about his wife. >> he is does is not to go. he is represents -- >> 17 vacations in three year years? >> your definition of a vacation -- >> 17 days in -- >> he is -- [ overtalk ] >> i don't think anything is wrong with it. my problem is the perception. it takes so much money to move them out a week. >> ronald reagan, the ranch -- >> it costs a lot of money. >> reagan created 20 m

. >> pitcon, that's aspen county. >> more of the romney vote, the strength is those above $200,000 there that county with 83 votes. not exactly a resounding mathematical victory. you have to assume based on the trends that senator santorum is going to win most of these. maybe not all of them, but most of these. he's winning the small, rural areas. he's winning here. this is a population center, grand junction. what is key to the state for senator santorumer. we hope to have the numbers for you in a few moments. and the math for governor romney if he's to hold the 688 vote lead he has at the moment, he has to start coming right here in jefferson county. >> i want to check in with social media, what they're saying. brooke, what are you seeing tonight? >> john king doing math, quarter after -- half an hour after midnight, but we are talking about twitter. and first, you know, i have to say we have been following tweets for hours and hours here. it sort of flat lined but once missouri happened for santorum it blew up. trending has been the phrases. would and he love the headlines, santorum s

cleveland park to laurel, oakton, chantilly and aspen hill, temperatures combined with the winds feelthere's the sunrise. of the predawn glow over the president obama. live view from our -- over the potomac. live view from our camera, suncoming up at -- sun coming up at 7:03. this evening, clouding up, near 30 at midnight. a look at changes for tomorrow, the week and weekend in ten minutes. danella? >>> good morning. traveling i-270 southbound at the spur, the accident has been moved to the right shoulder lane. you're jammed as you make your way southbound to the spur. a live look now at falls road, bumper to bumper. slow trip as you connect to the beltway. traveling 395, also seeing delays at duke street, very slow as you make your way to seminary road. travel speed for you, 39 miles per hour. and on the rails, two delays. brunswick east, 874, your delay is 46 minutes. and on the marc penn south train 409, your delay is ten minutes. over to you. >> thank you. ♪ heaven hear me now is ♪ i'm lost without a call >>> she arguably the defining voice of a generation. whitney houston dead at

we should be in aspen now.aying home, as you said, near 70 in gilroy yesterday. 69 watsonville, and we have temperatures that should be 58. san francisco, oakland and actually san jose should be 62 this time of year. once again running well above normal. our sutro camera showing that all is quiet out there. we are looking at those northeasterly winds once again to provide the mild temperatures. we are looking at a little bit of fog in some spots. a cold start in mountain view at 37. good morning, oakland, 35 for you. it's 39 in redwood city. definitely some cooler air there. 37 loss gratos. once again, mild temperatures this afternoon. we do have cooler weather on the way and it looks like one day of rain will come, looks like monday night into tuesday night. the high pressure once again is set up to the east of us. the flow around that will bring the offshore winds and the temperatures above normal today. we are looking at a system in the pacific that's going to hold there for the time being, bring us a nice d