one delay on the rails, marc rail, brunswick 870, seven minutes behind schedule. >>> a bill to reform the nation's healthcare system is now heading to president obama's desk. the house passed the historic legislation late last night. it passed on a 219-212 vote. not a single republican voted for it. the bill would provide coverage to 32 million uninsured americans and require most people to buy insurance or face penalties. last night's passage was a huge victory for president obama who, of course, made healthcare reform a major focus of his first year in office. >> today's vote answers the prayers of every american who has hoped deeply for something to be done about a healthcare system that works for insurance companies but not for ordinary people. >> the house also pass ad second smaller measure that makes changes to the first bill. that bill has now been sent to the senate where democrats say they have enough votes to pass it quickly. >>> local lawmakers are reacting to this historic passage. jane watrel is live right now at union station with more. good morning. >> reporter: good m

continuing delays on marc rail, brunswick 874 and 872 both are delayed at this hour.hat's how we're doing at this hour. back to you. >>> in the news president obama has scored a major political victory. the house has finally passed healthcare reform legislation. >> the president had made the bill one of the main focus of his first year in office. so, tracie potts now has more on last night's historic vote. >> on this vote the ayes are 219, the nays 212. >> reporter: with just three votes to spare, the house sent president obama a sweeping healthcare overhaul that guarantees coverage for 32 million americans. >> enabling people to have the freedom to have a healthier life, the liberty to pursue their own happiness. >> reporter: president obama immediately claimed victory. >> this is what change looks like. this isn't radical reform. but it is major reform. >> reporter: every republican and 34 democrats failed to vote against it. >> we have failed to listen to americans. we have failed to reflect the will of our constituents. shame on us. shame on this body. shame on ea

on the marc, excellent start, no delays on the camden, penn, or brunswick lines. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones >>> 5:08. most of the heavy rain we had in baltimore already pushed through and we're left over with fog this morning. it's still flying, it's still falling and still causing problems in southern maryland. this is cambridge in the center portion of the screen, to salisbury. if you're doing traveling or watching us from the cable systems there that is where the heavy rain will prevail. it looked like it was trying to end in easton, trying to make a resurgence. this includes caroline county so as well. so perhaps denton getting in on this heavy band of rain, most stays to the south and east of baltimore but we have showers left over on the outer fringes. we have wet streets and some fog and most of the rain, extreme southern maryland and each shore this morning. we'll stay on the edge of this system so the threat of showers will linger, as 52 degrees rolls from baltimore to easton and essentially for today temperatures will try to make that way u

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this prepared by cnn photo journalist, debra brunswick. >> we sell peppers, cucumbercum squash.people go to atlantic city to get a rush. this is a rush. always something to do. my name is bert bifulco. the market is a receiving area for most of the produce that's distributed up north. it's really a different world than maybe a lot of other night businesses. we talk different. we sit and argue over prices. we curse out a buyer. he curses us out. five minutes later, we start all over again. sometimes you hear a lot of words you don't want to hear. but it's part of our business. and it's meaningless. that's what makes it fun. makes the night pass. and makes our business what it is. anyone who works night, it affects you physically, mentally, your home life, everything. your health. it's probably all screwed up, you know what i mean? i have sleep apnea, high blood pressure, i have it all. a lot of it's from the business. this is what i chose. home life, listen, i've been divorced once. you're not home. you're not around. you don't see the kids grow up. you miss out on a lot of thing