brighton street in the city, we are tracking another accident. fire activity in woodstock. several early morning problems. delays are not falling into place. volume is on the light side. no sign of any delays here. close to the accident at belfast, you may see them. the north side looking good at york road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> prosecutors say good samaritan hospital has agreed to pay nearly $800 to settle allegations it submitted false claims. the houseboat submitted fraudulent claims that made false statements that conditions existed that were not diagnosed. patients suffer from malnutrition. good samaritan denies the allegations. >> republican presidential candidate ron paul holds a town hall eve event to energize supporters. he spoke to a packed house inside at ritchie coliseum. he said if elected he would cut government spending by $1 trillion. he says he's in the race for the long haul. >> i want to debate as long as possible. i want to talk about the fed and personal liberties and the war. >> maryland voters will head to the polls on tuesday. mo

my honorable friend from brighton asked me to help small cities too. 50 million pounds will be available for smaller cities too. and the fastest digital speeds in the world available in our cities, with the most connected countryside in europe. that is what a modernp industrial policy looks like. and the business secretary and i have asked michael to review by the autumn how government spending departments in other public bodies can work better with a private sector on economic development 37 from liverpool to canary wall, michael knows how it's done. and these projects succeeded because they were not killed offer by the planning system. you can't earn your future if you can't get planning permission. global businesses have diverted specific investments that would have kpree ated hundreds of jobs in some of the most deprived communities in britain to countries like germany and the netherlands because they can't get planning permission here. that is unacceptable. next week, the community secretary of the planning minister will publish the results our overhaul of of planning regulation by

and we are following just one accident reported in the city elmont and brighton. police will get you around that. we are not completely shut down. otherwise we are looking good on 695. a live look at the bw parkway on the bw parkway southbound getting a little heavy through the laurel region but moving at posted speeds around route 198. and traveling on the harris burling expressway this morning, -- harrisburg expressway this morning southbound lanesbuilding through parkton and cockeysville with a live look at 83 and warren road. >>> new video that gives you a firsthand look at how dangerous the wild fire in jefferson county colorado is. listen to this man as he drives the children trying to get them to a safe place. >> where's mom? what you stopping for. >> you can see the smoke and flames and you can hear the panic in the voices. two people have died, one woman is missing since that fire started. now it started as a controlled burn before it spread and got out of control. >> to a developing story. 17-year-old isaiah simmons died in 2007. he was attending the bol

outside a home in brighton, minnesota. >> teenage brosser created it for small. fish in the mouth of big one and say -- mouth -- small fish in the mouth of the big one. the small fish i been side was for fun he didn't close -- inside was for fun. he didn't close his mouth and swallow. >> that -- they had a lot of time on their hands. >> and snow, too. >> exactly. we won't see a lot of snow for today if we get any. but we have the clipper to the south and if it goes further to the north we could get snow and i don't want anybody to be alarmed. it's possibility. >> okay. traffic and delays always awave she -- available. >> reporter: available on the website heading to the west side on the beltway southbound 795 southbound 83 on the approach you are on the brakes. >> time to go to new york. have great day. [ click ] it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no. it's truck month! ♪ truck month ♪ no. truck month!

police are at elmont and brighton they are gading -- guiding you around the intersection. we are wide open and moving well on the major interstates especially on 895. i-83 into the city at the jfx moving well with a little volume in the southbound direction. now would be a good time to get a jump-start on the driven toward the capital beltway. up 95 and 216, as you can see object the website if you click on traffic, you will get a live view of that. not too bad for the start of your commute. now let's check on our forecast and for that we will go to you lynette charles. good morning. >> good morning. right now, temperatures 60 degrees in baltimore. we are seeing lots of yellows and greens on the map. but we have the blues. that's the colder air. that will begin to strictel in here as we go through the -- trickle in here as we go through the rest of the day. today won't be as warm as yesterday. we are seeing the winds turn to the north and west and we are going have a chilly breeze in here for this morning and then gusts up to about 30, 35 miles an hour as we go into the af

brighton if you live from studio. starts on t.v. don't come. by staying with us here on r t quarter past the hour here in moscow human rights groups say nato has failed to investigate civilian deaths caused by its air strikes on libya last year are calling on the alliance to address the incidents and also provide compensation nato says it carried out it strikes without most care any president parties falsely or has been. and the city international says that nato knives are properly investigated nor provided compensation for the civilian casualties that have could during its seven month operation i've been a statement amnesty international said that nato has made a lot of noise around protecting civilians and as such it could not merely russia sides its responsibility with vague statements of of great over civilian deaths from the beginning of the nato operation russia was very critical and its civic nature when went beyond its mandate of merely protecting civilians and hearing from amnesty international they know of fifty five civilian cases th

will the prime minister give a commitment to allow this house a proffer whenever the brighton declaration is published and will he ensure the principle of respected and the british courts have a proper say in what goes on in this country? >> i do want to see the principle of subsidiary get a fairer hearing at strausburg. that was what was contained in the speech i made about the reform of the court so it doesn't become a court of the fourth instance where somebody's already been in front of a local court, court of people, supreme court and then the human rights court. we have the back bench committee and perhaps they will go over time -- not enough, i hear -- they've got more than enough in my view and can make over a day for that debate. >> sir robert smith? >> does the prime minister agree the best ways to deliver on our commitment to the fairness agenda is to go ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the coalition agreement to raise the tax threshold 10,000 pounds? >> the coalition agreement commits us to is real increases in that threshold. we've achieved that in budgets over th

soumitra brighton if you knew movements from violence to the bridge and. don't come. pushing for p.b.s. special envoy kofi annan is in moscow to discuss possible solutions to the syrian crisis the e.u. weighs in with all sanctions despite efforts to secure a cease fire. to all but has outrage in tel aviv and britain during their sorties against a potential attack on odone as a man starvation grows around ten rounds nuclear program which has come to sanctions from the do as to the plots. a teenage boy has been shot as clashes broke out in the big picture in town of course studied after the local football team was given a to get done for the last month part of that violence that left more than seventy five stab. news from russia and around the world this is all she was making leisure power thanks for joining us bring peace to syria is up for debate in moscow with the u.n. arab league special envoy kofi annan due to news the russian leader on sunday presents dmitry medvedev is expected to say how ending the violence will be impossible unless outside military and politica

i say to the honorable gentleman from brighton they will stay silent and that sort of noise is not acceptable in this forum. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, two of the best of the police came to see me about the life-threatening effects of a new legal high called black mombo on the life of a 13-yard and my constituency. it is the latest high being sold on our street in uk. cannot ask my right honorable friend now that we have regulations that allow us to act swiftly to ban dangerous highs, will my right honorable friend act on this immediately? >> we're grateful. prime minister. >> my honorable friend raises an important issue. we're determined to stand by the so called legal highs. the home office is aware of this particular drug. we now do have this drug early warning system and so the system brings these things are attention but as he said, a decision now needs to be so timid and i will make sure that happens. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, tim howell is a delivery driver. he is a married father of three and the sole owner in his family. he currently works 20 hours a week. next mont

i say to the honorable gentleman from brighton they will stay silent and that sort of noise is not acceptable in this forum. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, two of the best of the police came to see me about the life-threatening effects of a new legal high called black mombo on the life of a 13-yard and my constituency. it is the latest high being sold on our street in uk. cannot ask my right honorable friend now that we have regulations that allow us to act swiftly to ban dangerous highs, will my right honorable friend act on this immediately? >> we're grateful. prime minister. >> my honorable friend raises an important issue. we're determined to stand by the so called legal highs. the home office is aware of this particular drug. we now do have this drug early warning system and so the system brings these things are attention but as he said, a decision now nee to be so timid and i will make sure that happens. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, tim howell is a delivery driver. he is a married father of three and e sole owner in his family. he currently works 20 hours a week. next month un

brighton. about songs from silence to pressure some of. these stunts on t.v. don't come. with the end of the boer war and they're going the way of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake specially the nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. but the good news for you is it a day as it did. has an extra bit but you know if you keep spinning a trillion dollars a year on weapons of eventually you're going to blow everybody up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see if people don't make . nuclear weapons or a bill. that represents all the firepower of the second world war and this. is the equivalence of fire power of the world's nuclear arsenal today. just joining us it's nice minutes past the hour and israel is refusing to cooperate with a u.n. fact finding mission announced expected to investigate settlements in the west bank a world body all four eyes the probe on thursday and us policy layer reports and newly built solar panels are the latest t

club followed the worst stadium disaster in egypt's history when seventy four people were killed in brighton last month a number of police officers have been charged over to charge the water. of history professor lawrence davidson says there will be no clear end of the violence because no one's taking charge of the situation. did you know there was standing a law and order actually. those things are such that the government. it's not going control the army is. not going to come out of it barracks. in for two. very very large weather and so the populace is essentially on its own and that means that the popular decisions are made you're going to get this sort of spontaneous kind of hour or so and there is no capacity you control it where is there any capacity to actually prevent the reasons for going there's no central control in egypt now. and coming up here we're not see britain's petrol prices are hitting new highs but the government still driving up taxes on fuel leaving motorists and business is booming and break on that in just a few minutes. and duration for russia's election cameras we

beasts of the rich brighton if you move the song from feinstein's pression. stance on t. dot com. further cut off for radio prank sublight used to go the world wide system which runs international transfers. that's what the organization says it's taking this absence of comply with the european mrs against iran's nuclear ambitions i'll have more on this breaking story sort of. also mass rallies both for and against the syrian government mark the first anniversary of the country's unrest while some media reporting is accused of only fueling the fire. britain's guardian newspaper releases not purport to be thousands of emails from president assad's private but are they true or traps more for me just about. the taliban suspends peace talks with the united states president karzai says he wants nato out of rural areas for an american soldier gunned down sixteen villages in cold blood. you watching r t live from moscow it's now nine pm this thursday evening my name's kevin zero in the first as you just heard further isolation than for around this time in finance with the country's banks

after a woman was sexually assaulted it happened early sunday morning near 46 and christiana in brighton park police said the woman was walking alone when a man came from behind and grabbed her and pushed her into a gang way where he sexually assaulted her >>is pretty shocking >>there's only a vague description of the suspect so far no arrests were made it >>if former girlfriend of william balfour may be called to testify in his murder trial he is accused of killing the mother brother and nephew of jennifer hudson he is her former brother-in-law prosecutors say that he called a former girlfriend and asked her to give him an alibi from the time of the murders they want to call the woman as a material witness her name is britney's takeoff howard she lives in south carolina and the prosecutors admit that she might be a hostile witness >>a humboldt park man was today find for animal cruelty after police followed a trail of blood to his home ... a neighbor reported a trail of blood in the 1300 block of north rockwell overnight officer said that led to the home of a 42 year-old named stan howa

street they're all making our way to the spirity isn't it it's what i want to see made out of work of brighton confederacy for helping to put all this production on line because president obama doesn't want to produce more oil domestically he doesn't want to drill in anwar and shut down drilling in the gulf of mexico after the oil spill and then he turned it back on again yet it took him so long to enjoy a lot of the. i mean on water either. and president obama has has there's more permits out there that aren't being used that are being used in this way so no one's a great example of the president shutting down or oil production that would have been refined and added to that wasn't my question my question is why you know with the ass prices going up as a result of these guys manipulating the markets how can you blame this on obama bathroom well i'm not i'm always delighted to have the statistics that you present whenever i come on your show because the always seem like they're coming from another world i don't know that it's necessarily true so actually from the wall street journal well all jo

publicly identifying women who are having abortions, that could be a brightoning reality in the statenessee. that's ahead on "countdown." >> coming up, as congress moves towards the job act maybe they can consider a name change. how about return fraud to wall street act. first the sanity break. it was on this day in 19 "a" 1955 actor bruce willis was born in west germany. he would star first in television and then later as a major movie star. but most importantly, he proved bald guys can look cool. that's why we love him. time marchs on. >> we begin as we always do with a two-year-old girl singing adele. if it doesn't put a smile on your face, nothing ever will. [singing] >> grammy bound. i'm not saying that it's better than the original, but maybe just as good. and in forestry news, a man chopping down a tree directly next to his house, and of course someone is filming it. gee, i wonder what could go wrong. he not only upset the people inside the house, but the lorax probably isn't too happy about it either. finely we end as we always do with a tortoise trying to eat a tomato. it see

it may not be this brighton saturday. it is going to be slow clearing but we are going to back off of moisture rain on st. patrick's day, 74, though, sunday and monday, look at that, with sun sthien, 73 degrees, a week from today it is spring officially on the calendar, don, take it away. >> thank you very much. anything to get you in the get up and go? here is sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don, we do have two problems the biggest is north on 95 an accident right at the state line at delaware. the toll plaza there. we understand some lanes are blocked. state police hope to have this cleared by 9:00. in the meantime you are going to want to expect some delays. >>> also expect delays traveling in frederick county, a overturned tractor trailer blocking the lane there. there is your speeds on the beltway, everything still at normal and above. there is a live look outside at 95 at 543 still problem free there. this traffic report is brought to you by your toyota dealer. back over to you guys. >> all right, we send it o

accident in the city, so we're getting reports of a spill in howard county right at highland road and brightonam road. around 35 on the west side now, so between 70 and edmonson, you're looking at a slowdown in the outer loop, but not too bad overall. the north side continues to run smoothly. live view of traffic, and an update on 83, southbound traffic looking good. in fact, from the maryland line all the way down to the beltway, we're not showing any delays. we've been checking our speeds, and not much in the way of delays there. looking good at green spring going away from us towards the j.f.x. once you get on into town, problem-free all the way down toward 28th street. and that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. tony, over to you. >> good morning, everyone. so far, so good. it's a quiet start. we'll see the clouds thicken up over the next couple of hours. but in the short term, we've got high pressure anchored over new england that's going to keep this stuff away from us for a while, but there is an area of low prurp in the mississippi valley that's heading eastbound, and that's eventually

now, my honorable friend from brighton campton asked me to help small cities too -- no doubt with his own city in mind. i agree, 50 million pounds will be available for smaller cities, too, and the fastest digital speeds in the world available in our cities with the most connected countryside in europe, the most created digital continent everywhere. that is what a modern industrial policy looks like. and the business secretary and i have asked michael to review by the autumn how government spending departments and other public bodies can work better with the private sector on economic development. from liverpool to canary, michael knows how it's done. and, of course, these projects succeeded, these projects succeeded because they were not killed off by the planning system. you can't earn your future if you can't fete planning per -- get planning permission, and global businesses have diverted specific investments that would have created hundreds of jobs in some of the most deprived communities in britain to countries like germany and the netherlands because they can't get planning per

now, my honorable friend from brighton campton asked me to help small cities too -- no doubt with his own city in mind. i agree, 50 million pounds will be available for smaller cities, too, and the fastest digital speeds in the world available in our cities with the most connected countryside in europe, the most created digital continent everywhere. that is what a modern industrial policy looks like. and the business secretary and i have asked michael to review by the autumn how government spending departments and other public bodies can work better with the private sector on economic development. from liverpool to canary, michael knows how it's done. and, of course, these projects succeeded, these projects succeeded because they were not killed off by the planning system. you can't earn your future if you can't fete planning per -- get planning permission, and global businesses have diverted specific investments that would have created hundreds of jobs in some of the most deprived communities in britain to countries like germany and the netherlands because they can't get planning per

we have a spell out hillen road and brighton larchdale road that could create slick spots for your morninges per hour on the outer loop west side. it is closed on eastbound i-70 -- a bit of a slow spot on eastbound i-70. bw parkway, so far so good there. ruxton road, from the beltway, smooth ride all the way into town. taney, over to. > -- tony, over to you. >> chilly start, but no rain. that will come tonight. there's not much of a wind. in the northwest suburbs, temperatures drop off even further. 32 in frederick, 33 in taneytown. warmer near the water. increasing clouds, chance for rain showers this evening and overnight and come -- overnight. . showers possible to start the day on saturday. it should taper off in the afternoon. sunday it look >>> 7:30 now on this friday morning. it's the 30th of march, 2012. we have a large crowd visiting the plaza this morning. i'm sure many of them are hoping to hit it big in tonight's mega million drawing for a record $540 million jackpot. who wouldn't be looking forward to that? meantime inside studio 1a i'm ann curry alongside hoda kotb who is in

here thank is what is happening in brighton.at is visible at work. how many of you out there may have a cross necklace or cross bracelet or something like that and you wear it to work from time to time? >> brian: what if you're a priest? >> gretchen: that's interesting, because one of the women who has been told she can not wear her cross anymore in britain is a nurse in her 50s. she was prohibited from working at a hospital after refusing to cover up the cross and said she had worn it at work throughout a 30-year nursing career, but now she's being told that if it's visible, she'll lose her job. >> eric: i wonder, again, what about the burqa? i know in england it's very accepted to wear burqa. i wonder if that would be considered in the same world, in the same realm. >> brian: people would be afraid of a violent reaction if you told them to take off the burqas. >> gretchen: here is a quote from the bishops reacting. if you say wearing a cross isn't a compulsory part of christianity, we agree. but it's a duty of a christian to b

brighton and senator frist, we met a young woman who had to make a harrowing choice because she had to walk with her two children for 70 kilometers to safety at the dock refugee camp and actually had to choose which child she could physically take forward because she could not physically carry both on the dangerous and difficult track. it is extraordinary the stories we heard and conditions people were under. in that context, the united states, the united states and americans can be proud for nearly 60% of the global response. we put in place efforts that were both informed by prior experience, targeting children who are most vulnerable and at a time when the u.n. was estimating up to several hundred thousand people might die, we are able with their international partners to do some innovative things, some of which i can talk about and some of which i can't, to make sure we access and very tip of cold environments not convinced the efforts help save tens of thousands of lives look at specific about your mission's done and we will know very soon. i think what we learned from that is tha

i say to the honorable gentleman from brighton they will stay silent and that sort of noise is not acceptable in this forum. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, two of the best of the police came to see me about the life-threatening effects of a new legal high called black mombo on the life of a 13-yard and my constituency. it is the latest high being sold on our street in uk. cannot ask my right honorable friend now that we have regulations that allow us to act swiftly to ban dangerous highs, will my right honorable friend act on this immediately? >> we're grateful. prime minister. >> my honorable friend raises an important issue. we're determined to stand by the so called legal highs. the home office is aware of this particular drug. we now do have this drug early warning system and so the system brings these things are attention but as he said, a decision now needs to be so timid and i will make sure that happens. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, tim howell is a delivery driver. he is a married father of three and the sole owner in his family. he currently works 20 hours a week. next mont