cedar alley is being read imagined on cedar street. there is an entirely in closed off street drop off area within the hospital that spans from post street to gary street. there is applause on cedar street and medical office building. we are proposing to build -- to build parking lanes on post and then uvaness to improve public . we a coordinated the building facades to support and enhance pedestrian environment. and in this view of the hospital we're looking south on vaness. post street is to your right. the hospital is divided. we have placed the bed tower on the southern extreme of the site along gary to the rear of the slide. that arrangement provides a number of urban design and planning attributes. planning the tower along the south minimizes the amount of shade and shadow onto the surrounding buildings. we are casting a shadow on to ourselves. by pushing the building to the south, it allows the lower podium to be more efficient. we are actually one floor lower across the podium, which produces street walls on the majority of van

if you've heard cedar flute you've heard youngblood and cedar flute has become emblematic of american indian in the singular, american indian culture. i wanted to play it for you to give you an example of what might be considered traditional style because after this i'd lake to bring up two guests and play two arrangements that were created especially for this festival that bring in both the irish american and the urban indian. so this is a cedar flute song for you. (playing flute) so now that you have a little bit of powwow and a little bit of cedar flute in your ears, i would like to invite two guests up to perform for you, two arrangements which i made especially for today. first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as

there is a passenger drop off zone on a street on a cedar. that is on the left or right next to van ness avenue. there will be additional loading inside the garage. there will be an intended to direct people into the garage for additional drop off. that is the medical office building, and that concludes the traffic circulation overview. i am going to talk about construction and how it relates to transportation. same orientation. van ness again is in the middle. geary on the bottom. this is showing the truck route. trucks will be coming to and from, heading to the south primarily. they will be coming up van ness avenue. trucks that are servicing the hospital site will make a left onto geary. they will circle around in a clockwise fashion. you can see the door symbols. those are the construction dates. trucks will be stopping all along the perimeter, all four blocks around the hospital side. van ness, make a right on two- seater, and circle around the block. get back onto westbound geary to make a left turn onto van ness. that is hal trucks wil

i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what the panelists have been speaking about. it's the use of all of it together is a way of trying to address, hopefully not in a way that homogenizing anything, hopefully not in a way that takes anything away from any of the traditions incorporated within it. we all come from jazz backgrounds, which is inherently about mixing in and of itself. but if you let that start to become homogenized, if you let that start to become blank, then i think you begin to suffer from this idea of cultural invisibility. who is who and what is what? i don't want to lose that in the music, just as the way the authors who formerly so eloquently spoke. that's what i'm trying to do when i put these songs to the. with that, i would like to give you the second arrangement and last song. i was taught pala singing. we tune because we care. i was taught how to sing by a man named dr. barney horner, who is the great grandson of chief john grass from standing rock reservation in south dak

to be only off of cedar. there will be no exit onto

in the potential path of tornado and large hail. >> when you look at the radar you see in cedar hilltuff on i-20 but the cell i'm concerned about is passing to the northwest of euless and people have if place to go whatever to get out of the way. >> let's zoom back to the farmers branch. >> we will reset if folks are just joining. we will give the idea of the scope of this. we have several areas under tornado warning. we will take the radar full and put the tornado warnings up, in red, and look at this folks. we have much of tarrant county, were of dallas county, all of denton county, all of collin county, rockwell county under tornado warnings. it is not one storm but several thunderstorms here that have strong rotation that are capable of rowing tornadoes. this is a very, very dangerous weather situation here folks that is going to be with you for the reminder of the afternoon. this is a high potential we see here of tornadoes, of hey, of baseball-sized hail, maybe larger and in some cases the tornadoes will be very difficult if not impossible to see because they are being with res

. >> i need the medicine bag, cedar and herbs i need to do my prayers.kay. this is what the captain told me now. he will take you over there first thing in the morning but you can't get to it right now. >> i went over there and said right there -- sat right there. it was on the cart. >> they -- >> no. officer wouldn't let me have it. he said i don't think you are indian, you know. >> okay. all right. well, i don't see an issue with it. but -- i did call the warden. warden said okay. >> i just don't see the problem with being able to say prayers, you know. >> me either. me either. maybe i can talk to the manager and, you know, he would have time to have somebody walk you over there. >> if you walk me over there, i'll spread it out. i'll let the officer look at it. >> okay. all right. let me see what i can do. no promises. >> i appreciate it. just two minutes. >> i'll try. okay. all right. >> for me personally, that's the only way i have found just to even survive in prison. it's become so important. it's just a part of what i rediscovered. a lot of it is

carson and 21 year-old natasha ray and both were declared dead after their car was pulled from cedarthree other passengers survived by escaping the vehicle before it sank. a family spent their easter morning aloft a marine killed in afghanistan, family and friends of 21 year-old corporal paid their respects at the veterans memorial park, he was killed during combat operations in helmand province during his second tour of duty there his parents traveled the dover airport base in delaware this weekend to receive his remains. >> a shooting spree in tulsa oklahoma, how police were able to catch them. could the final installment in a comedy franchise in a hundred games at the boxcompete with the hundred games at the box [ male announcer ] sweet. tangy. creamy. you don't often find these things in one place. maybe in vegas if you know where to look. and us. so come on, give us a whirl. ♪ ♪ we have two car insurances that we're going to have you taste. the first one we're going to call x. go ahead and take a sip, and then let me know what the baby thinks of it. four million drivers switched

if you want to plame a tree in particular, blame a cedar and a maple. i think those are the ones that are causing the problems. grasses are low and mold is moderate. that will set in as the humidity sets in a little later this spring. ooh, something to look forward to. 45 in washington. check out the low 30s off to the north and west. 34 in gaithersburg. dulles, you've fallen six degrees in the last hour. 34 for you. 32 in manassas. polt at 32 degrees. these temperatures really getting a chance to fall off with the clear skies and low humidity out there. -- baltimore at 32 degrees. parts of the area will be waking up below freezing this morning. we have a frost and freeze warning for loudoun county and montgomery county, under a frost advisory this morning. here is your satellite-radar. a quiet weather pattern. it has been quiet for the last month but we have just not a whole lot going o we're not going to later today. if you like sunshine around warmer temperatures, we will be ale warmer than yesterday, upper 60s for near 70. this is the perfect foreca

hello to all my viewers in cedar borrow new yousy. (laughter) nation, i don't like to brag, it gets in the way of my boasting. but today i am proud to boast that i have something new to brag about. >> the "colbert report" the super pac segment receives a peabody award. >> stephen: we won a peabody! (cheers and applause) whoo! whoo! whoo! (cheers and applause) folks, thank you. i am so happy to finally have a second one. now my peabodys and my emmy cans double date. folks, this highly prestigious award is bestowed on the greatest shows in radio and television and it's my favorite award to win because it is determined by one criterion: excellence! (cheers and applause) but unlike most things, this isn't just about me. i want to thank everyone on the show for all their hard work and the staff of my super pac who, thanks to the f.e.c. rules, are allowed to be the same people. (laughter) and a huge shoutout to my super pac advisors trevor potter and ham rove. (cheers and applause) ham, just for this you are going to survive another easter

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he lives at cedar cove, a feline sanctuary in lewisburg, kansas.ive kamar a little bath when he gets hot, because he is a cat. they don't have a cooling system. so to cool the cats off when the weather gets warm, they're going to give him a little bath. >> i think they need a bigger hose, though. this is like a drinking fountain for kamar. he's a big cat. >> hey, move the water over here. >> this is more like a mouthwash than a kamar wash. >> i love how he is just one cool cat. >> i'm about to help you out with your easter baking. >> good. because i need it. >> i have thr diffent easterng show them to you from easiest to complicated. steven, this is for you, this is easiest. >> does this involve funfetti. >> add your favorite frosting or whipped cream. whipped cream on cupcakes, awesome. and then toasted coconut to make a little nest if you will. >> yeah. >> now we're going to take it up a notch, make it a little more difficult. and we're going to make an easter -- >> whoa. >> basket. >> you're talking advanced stuff here. >> you can take your coco

beautiful old victorrian style home in the historic district of cedar rapids, iowa.has a leaded stain glass window in the floorway. three bedrooms on the second level. nice master suite and two bedrooms. it has a seasonal room where you can go to enjoy it off the bathroom. and then it has a bonus room in the attic, just for either storage or you can use that room -- our kids used to use it for a doll area. >> steve: and you now live in virginia and that's the house in cedar rapids, iowa. okay. so somebody watching right now might get it for 100 bucks. all they got to do is write the winning essay to answer these questions. number one, how is the economic down turn affected you and your family? why would receiving this house help your situation more than others? rachel, it's a great idea. where did you come up with it? >> we were just trying to think of unconventional ways to sell the house and this is what we came up with. it was something outside of the box and we hope somebody is blessed by it. >> steve: matthew, i understand it currently is on the market for $99,5

the hospital is founded by a gary franklin medical office building by cedar and hold. we work very closely with planning staff to understand and to apply the principles outlined in the better street plan. those guidelines

super cells developing this batch heading to cedar rapid. down a little bit further and you can see from wichita all the way up to kansas city we do look, how these explode. lack at them all in a line here. unfortunately it looks like a lot of these storms will continue to form over tonight so we are talking 5:00 a.m. in the morning is when some of the tornado activities will develop and that does not bode well for folks living in the areas. we take a look at more calmer forecast here locally coming u up. >> thank you lee. back in the bay area crew spent the day in piedmont clearing up a mud slide which closed part of l this avenue. we are live with the latest on the slide. i understand they just opened the road up there. >>reporter: yes they opened it up about 5 minutes ago. picked up the last road close sign opened up traffic. see cars passing by. right over here is where the rock and mud slide was. you cap see part of the hill basically came down that the street. kahn see the barrier there. the last hour we watched the crew using the heav

he boarded up her bedroom at their house at cedar hill, wouldn't allow anyone in. i don't know exactly what that means either, but i'm writing a new biography where i'm going to have to have something to say about that. i don't know what it is yet. it's a classic problem of a man who became a world class intellectual and indeed, his spouse was by and large not part of that intellectual world. it is the 19th century, however, and not the 21st century. and her children, the four who survived, they had another child died in infancy, or a child, her children were deeply loyal to her. and although deeply loyal to their father, too. and it had a good deal to do with why they resented the second marriage. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> sure. >> david, if you can go down here. bob krick said, by the way, what they're doing now is taking questions from all across the country on the c-span audience. and bob said during his session on the phone with a c-span audience, they were getting questions quite literally from all across the country. i

katherine nelson said there's pollen from trees such as oak, cedar, cypress and birch. but she said the late rains will cause the surge in grass pollens. you may get hit hard in the next two to three weeks. keep pollen under control, wash your bedding every week with hot water and wash your hair before going to bed since pollen can accumulate in your hair. keep indoor air clean by keeping windows closed and changing filters in air conditioning units and vents. consider allergy medicine. talk to your doctor about allergy medications or even shots that may help relieve your suffering, because these late rains may deliver more pain if you suffer from allergies. and after these rains, be sure and check your home for mold, because that can also trigger allergies. reporting live in san jose, maranne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> developing news now. the teenage driver who struck and killed a father and daughter in concord over the weekend has been released from juvenile hall. this is happening within the last few minutes. as of right now, he's free to go home. let's bring in

cedars-sinai hospital is reporting a huge influx of expectant moms in its prenatal classes.hat would put it right about the 40 week mark, and that seems right. >>> jack tramiel has died. he was a holocaust survivor from auschwitz. he came to this country, started a typewriter repair business. and then changed everything when he invented the commodore 4 back in 1977. which, of course, opened the personal computer era. he went on to buy atari. he often lectured in schools about his experience in the camps long ago. jack tramiel was 83 years old. >>> up next here tonight, why there's never been anything in the world's imagination quite like the most famous voyage of them all. >>> it still sells movie tickets, it has a hold on our imagination, what must it have been like on board the titanic on that awful night in the north atlantic? today they commemorated the 100th anniversary of the ship's departure. our report from nbc's stephanie gosk in southampton, england. >> reporter: in southampton, england they commemorated the day the world's most famous cruise liner set sail for the

. >> reporter: in an interview with abc's cedar rapids, iowa, affiliate, president obama distanced himselffrom the remarks of a prominent democrat criticizing stay-at-home moms. particularly this home, ann romney. this kerfuffle began when hilary rosen, who has ties to the white house, here she is attending a white house state dinner, criticized mitt romney suggested that his wife is his connection to women voters. >> guess what? his wife has never worked a day in her life. she's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing. >> reporter: ann romney herself took to the airwaves to refute the notion she's, quote, never worked a day in her life. >> this is, obviously, an awesome responsibility, to raise children. mitt said to me, more times than you would imagine, ann, your job is more important than mine. >> reporter: the remarks set off a fire storm. every mother works hard, and every mother deserves to be respected, tweeted first lady, michelle obama. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >> everyone backing off that comment

and the problem began on the two days before the battle of cedar mountain. there's a good book that will explain that to you. you probably have at least a couple of copies of that already, i hope. but it began there where hill had misunderstood some orders which jackson had not been as skillful as he should have been in liming for him and outlining for him. on the other hand, hill just stood by, was not what you expect from a modern major general so jackson went to war with him. it got worse on the parch to manassas with discipline burning rails and jackson said to maxie gregg, one of hill's brigadiers that few understand the importance of solarity in war. that was probably the root of that in both cases. it's not widely known, walter, today that jackson and hill had

. >> reporter: in an interview with abc's cedar rapids, iowa, affiliate today, president obama distanced himself from remarks by a prominent democrat, seemingly belittling the work of stay at home moms. specifically this stay at home mom, ann romney. >> there is no tougher job than being a mom. and when i think about what michelle had to do, when i think about my own mom, a single mother, raising me and my sister, that's work. >> reporter: this campaign kerfuffle began when hilary rosen, prominent democrat, who has ties to the white house, here she is attending a recent white house state dinner, criticized mitt romney for suggesting his wife is his connection to women voters. >> guess what? his wife has actually never worked a day in her life. she's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing. >> reporter: today, ann romney herself took to the air waves to refute the notion she's, quote, never worked a day in her life. >> this is, obviously, an awesome responsibility, to raise children. mitt said to me, more times than you

cedars-sinai is expecting an increase in moms at prenatal classes.t would put it just at 40 weeks. >>> jack tramel has died. he created the commodore 64, and later went on to create atari. >>> up next here tonight, why there's never been anything in the world's imagination quite like the most famous voyage of them all. chantix worked for me. it's a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you develop these, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as so

egypt's presidential hopefuls have now submitted their applications to fight it out for the vacated cedar falls new mubarak. and moscow valis to secure the return of victor boot that's after a u.s. judge sentenced the russian businessman to twenty five years behind bars for conspiring to kill americans. but the stories that made headlines this week this is the weekly with me rory solution the u.n. back peace plan for syria could be in deadlock just days ahead of a ceasefire deadline for the rebels have refused to give damascus any guarantees that they will lay down their arms when the government troops pull back middle east correspondent paula now the latest joining us live on the program up paula with the clock ticking now until the end of the ceasefire deadline the two sides don't look to have moved any closer to complying with a peace plan well can you give us some other. well the commander of the rebel free syrian army has indicated that he will not give any kind of written guarantees that he plans to lay down arms and this is just hours after the syrian regime before it adequate for

checking things on i-66, traveling westbound at cedar, the right lane blocked. have cones up there. traffic is still very, very light in this area. it's not so bad making your commute this morning. now traveling along i-95, we'll check travel speeds right now. a live look now as you're traveling at the occoquan. your travel speed, not bad at all northbound. you're at about 60 miles per hour. as you make your way to the beltway, that drive just taking at this time, let's cross over -- ah! just 11 minutes. roadwork in the hov lanes on 395, but on camera i see cars traveling in the hov lanes. looks like that's in the process of being picked up. traveling along i-270, i'll have your commute in exactly ten minutes. aaron and eun? >> thanks. >>> it is 4:43. still to come, not backing down without a fight. the weapon this grandmother used to fight off a man who had broken into her home. [ ringing ] >>> plus, the impact of always being plugged in. i wish i could keep it this way. let me show you something. [ dr. rahmany ] even after a dental cleaning... plaque quickly starts to grow back...

in the old days, you would have some stakes and some reed bundles or bundles of cedar bow, and any storm, doesn't take a hurricane, can take it out. so the men were constantly doing repair work. and for this, you don't need a memory like a computer [ coughing ] . in the waterways, especially in the eastern part of virginia, maryland and north carolina, you've got varying so lynntys, which in turn will make for varying kinds of shellfish, oyster or saltwater, by preference. hard clams, ditto, but there are fresh water clams that are quite useful, including margarita feria which occasionally produces fresh water pearls. they are not real common in virginia. if you want to get lots of pearls from that kind of clan, you need to go up a little schuylkill river or northward nowada nowadays. you can see as you go farther away from the mouth of the bay, and also up into higher ground, the waters are fresher. and there you can get other things like really useful marsh plants that i will return to. but there's a lot of variety. lots of variety. and it all produces stuff that can be used. this show

an alternative is the inner bark of the red cedar. although i don't think it has as much tensile strength as the other. i haven't really tested this. if i ever other. i haven't really tested this. if i ever genuinely retire which will be in the next me lynn i m millenia, i want to try it out. >> back row. >> thank you for being here, dr. roundtree, the county shows the only two reservations in the state and i find it very interesting that it once again proves that no good deed goes unpunished, because the natives are what allowed us to survive and history always affects those who write it. thank you. >> when i write a book about indian history, if i cast it from the indians and nonindians, i think i'm probably being accurate. yes, ma'am? >> what is your feeling about the current controversy over whether or not native americans arrived 20,000 years ago and if you think they did or whenever you think they came, how long did they live in coastal areas. can you answer that? >> you're asking a cultural anthropologist who is not an archaeol

two lanes of rockville paoeubg will shut down while work is completed at cedar lane. >>> metro ridersxpect to pay more to ride but not as much as they initially thought. next year's operating budget will need $16 million less than they originally anticipated. that means the metro board will look at smaller fare increases, and right now the 2013 operating budget is around $1.5 billion. the board will consider fare changes in the 2013 budget later this month. >>> and then fantasy sports are allowed to play for cash. they are exsepl ted. the measure will be in place by october, and i bet a lot of people are happy about that, because -- >> they were worried. people have been doing this for years, and pretty hard core vans. >> now it doesn't have to be under the table and it can be out in the open. >>> the feathers were flying yesterday at the national mall. >> 200 people took out their frustration while taking part in the giant pillow fight. it was part of the national pillow fight day. similar battles took place around the world. a group called the urban playground movement started this

cedar. >> and this is a lightning round and the correct answer is i am a jew. >> bill, would you let your four i will legitimate daughters take place in the easter egg roll? >> yes, if i can find them. and how dare you be smir of -- dare besmirch. >> business in the front and party in the back. >> and the environment wins every dame all the time. >> i have had enough of all of you so we will close things up with a post game wrap up. to see clips of recent shows go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> you can watch us a couple times this weekend 3 a.m. eastern and saturday at 2:00 a.m. and 11 p.m. pacific. on monday on the next new red eye, that's right, we are off tomorrow. greg will be back and we have return appearances from patti ann browne and comedian joe devito. >>> time to go back to thomas michael shaw lieu for the post game wrap up. >> well, thank you, andy. boy, i had fun. bill, i hear you gave up alcohol for lent. how is that working out for ?u. >> three more days. i am almost there. lent is just too damn long. >> nicely done. >> we are almost there. >> lauren, your birthday is co

looking at lingering road work on fifth355 near cedar lane inside the beltway. here's a picture of interstate travel, 95 in springfield in good shape. green light between richmond and baltimore and the interstate. back to you. >> thank you. the big story this morning, of course since the nfl draft. already jerseys on sale last night. t-shirts on sale. the redskins selected the heisman winner as their new quarterback? . >> robert griffin will be coming to d.c. today and will be officially introduced during a press conference tomorrow. jummy olabanji has more. >> the washington redskins select robert griffin. >> it was a night of celebration across the d.c. area as robert griffin was officially drafted. fans are excited as the r.g. iii era now begins in washington. >> if you watched him in college, the excitement that the brought, if he brings that to the redskins it will be electric on the field. >> it's going to be a great season. >> he is excited as well. he told abc 7's sports director that even though he knew which team he was going to, he was still overcome

. >> i wonder how much the obama administration is now listening to pam cedar.sage is, guess what, you don't have to be so much for the left. you don't have to stand up for your principles very much because they're not going to go to the other guy. >> it's the axelrod theory. >> yes. but on the college graduates, part of the problem is that there was this promise made, which is part of this analogous to the obama problem in the first place. if you go to college, there will be a good job waiting for you, and economically that simply doesn't work out. there are not enough sort of mental worker type jobs that enable people to, you know, sort of monetize their college -- >> or this culture right now isn't doing it. >> encouraging people to go to college maybe wasn't the best idea. >> you guys are wearing complimentary attire. his tie, your dress. >> it's just a bit much. in all seriousness, a conversation about college education, college degrees and so forth. if you look at the projected figures for the jobs by 2020, the occupations that will be creating the most jo

pollen count with trees is high if you want to blame a particular tree blame the maple, alders and cedarssues grass is low mold moderate that is good news moderate i mean mold will increase here, over the next couple weeks here is sentinel sat rad not a lot to talk about as far as weather high pressure keeping us nice and dry off to the south and west a warm front will slide north and south late today before sunset we will see cloudiness, beautiful afternoon as mentioned temperatures warming than yesterday later tonight mostly cloudy skies, tomorrow nice and mild highs near 70 combination of a warm front cold front coming through and that will kick off a couple chances for showers maybe a thunderstorm by tomorrow afternoon. 68 today, beautiful afternoon, winds north and west 5 to 10 later tonight we become mostly cloudy warm front moves in not as cold overnight this morning low 30s tomorrow morning upper 40s and 50s. then a nice looking wednesday, temperature wise highs 70 a few showers thunderstorms in the forecast we could use the rain looks like we are going into another dry spell thu

. >> it is the trees maple trees, cedar trees, alder trees we are in the high range, low humidity, bright will increase numbers next couple days pollen count remains high, grasses remain low, high range with mold something to look forward to later this spring as we get more humidity and start to get further into spring. we are cold now 30 manassas, check out these cold temperatures 30 gaithersburg, frederick, temperatures below freezing a frost and freeze advisory which continues for another hour off to the north and west of the city, 44 washington leonard town southern maryland in on the chill 36 for you and let's sneak across the bay, 36 in cambridge, 35 just waiting for you in salisbury nice looking forecast, beautiful day nothing more than a cloud i think or two later this afternoon high pressure builds across the region nice and dry today as we get into the night time hours cloudiness off to the south and west will work in with the warm front that will hold temperatures up later tonight, won't be chilly this morning as we are now. 68 your daytime high hope that made sense mostly sunn

according to the department's twitter feed officers are at a home that's right near the cedar heights park in capital heights. we're being told a husband killed his wife then killed himself. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you more information as we get it. >>> in less than one hour the polls will open in maryland and in the district. besides the local contests there's also the republican presidential primary. >> delia goncalves is following the 2012 campaign and she's life this morning in -- live this morning in potomac, maryland, good morning. >> reporter: good morning andrea, mike, you said it. the polls open here at churchill high school at 7:00 a.m. and thanks to early campaigning in the state of maryland, and endorsement by the former governor bob ehrlich, mitt romney is expected to take the state and its 37 delegates. in fact, in early voting romney already proven today ahead of the -- proved to be ahead of his rival rick santorum who didn't visit maryland at all instead focusing on wisconsin where 42 delegates are up for grabs. if romney fails to pick up wisconsin, p

cedar, cypress and juniper are the ones one to blame right now specifically. >> we are not alone.ving a terrible allergy season. it is prolonged because it started early. i was traveling last week and i was out west and that is why i got sick and many members of my family. there was a group of us that went out, got sick we believe because of the pollens out there. they are different than what we have here. you have asthma flare-ups, bronchitis and all kind of stuff that can be the result of all that. joseph, we know what you're talking about. we just got to get through it. it is just a bad season. >> hope for some rain. >> we need rain. >> and strong wind we had. >> that is not good either. >> we could use a few hours of some steady rain. >> thank you. >>> and thank you, joseph, for the question. if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. can you also upload your video question. we may play it on air. >>> time now to check in with julie wright and see what is happening on the roads. >> for the most part, kind of quiet this morning. th