an incident in columbia has the white house in damage control mode. the president has full confidence in the secret service despite a prostitution scandal involving agents in columbia. and the lawmaker said almost all of the agents involved and women who are soon to be prostitutes in their hotel room. those agents are placed on leave. and a u.s. military spokesmen said five service members are accused. >> a look at how giant pride. and vandals targeting a parking lot in east bay . a picture perfect day outside and meteorologist said to get i vandals made a mess last night. it is on broadway and 17th street. they set a booth on fire and broke into 15 vehicles. it was covered in shards of glass. some people reported items stolen from their vehicles. >> with holding financial aid for 20,000 grad students. they are offered a federal loan at 8.6 percent. they could decide to permanently end cash grants. and it could cost 750 million cut from this year's budget. and giants taking on the pittsburg pirates. . and take a look. this is two generation. and durin

and theedistrict of columbia on tuesday.as melisa raney explains... mitt romney may bb the frontrrnner... but hiss challengers are not wavering. wavering. mitt romney showedd confidence and took aim at the president while campaigning in wisconsin sunday.this president can'ttrun on his pecord. and so hh's going to try in every way he can to divert to some otherrkinddof attack nd -- and try to have peopll disqualify our nominee, which will probably be mee and &pwe've been, and where we're going as a nation.newt gingrich scaled back his campaignninfrastructure laat week and tempered his attacks on romney.but he told c-bbs's "face the nation" he's launching a come-from-bbhind strategy, comparing his long-shot bid to saturday's college basketball victory.youu know, kknsas last night see the second record for coming ppints at he half. that is the second-biggest marrin to come back from in thh fiial four series. ss, i'm goiig to go with kansas as a model.rick republiian race to the big game.we aren't even t half- ttme, folks. not even half the delegates have

, a new film showing this week in dc tells the touching story of an astronaut aboard columbia's final ill fated flight and a piece of history he took into space how it became an article of hope. >>> we remain on discovery watch around here possibly less than an hour to go, before the shuttle towing a 747 blazes across the dc sky time now 9:12 a.m. we will be right back  [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal, it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free. >>> last night at virginia tech thousands of students, family, friends gathered on campus to remember those killed in a worst mass shooting in united states history yesterday marked five years since a student gunman shot and killed 32 people before shooting himself during the candlelig

and to other district of columbia witnesses. what he heard was that the district of columbia had the largest budget surplus in the united states here in the middle of a recession, and that its budget and finances were in better shape than virtually any state in the united states. and he heard the witnesses from his side as well as our side. the republican side as well as our side. objective witnesses from the outside saying that the major problem the district faced were inefficiencies that it pays for on wall street, that it pays for in the way it measures the city because its budget cannot be implemented until it is brought to the congress of the united states and creates huge uncertainty among bond holders and on wall street and that d.c. pays a premium not of the making of our citizens but the fact that the budget doesn't get decided in its final form in the city. no one can remember when the congress of the united states has changed the budget itself. the budget is a very delicate thing to put together and you haven't had th

president was not in columbia when the incident occurred.k to you. >> thank you very much doug. >> north korea reportedly developing a new long range missile. separate program than the one that led to friday failed launch according to south korea television state. quoting intelligence source saying communist state carried out 4 test over 16 week ending earlier this year. as you know north korea rocket test ended in complete failure this week. rocket explodeing in mid air just 2 minutes and 15 seconds after launch. debris scattering that the yellow sea. political ramifications still rumble at this point. un security council saying l ands is spending a deal to provide food aid and what could come next. rocket failure may push them to undertake a third underground nuclear test. greg is in north korea tonight with more. >>reporter: regime here is still doling with a fall out from the failed rocket launch. now situated that the missile which took off friday morning was only in the air about 2 minutes before it blew up scattering debris in the sea

>> why are you going to columbia? >> how far do you want to go in trying to cover something?> it's agreeable to the hope community in the united states, part of a part of the administration to that part of the world because it does have repercussions here at home and the shows how he is committed to the hispanic community. >> you see how the headlines have been dominated by the incident. >> of course. pat said it's destroyed whatever the president hoped to accomplish with it. it's become in a sense a story about the scandal, not a story about anything else. >> exit question, on a political probability scale, what is the probability that a special prosecutor will be appointed to examine the extent of this misconduct? >> right now -- it's about -- it's zero. the reason is there's no -- no cover-up going on! you get a special prosecutor, if the government is not looking into it. they're looking into this thing, john. my fear frankly is they're going to find a lot of conduct going back and go back in these guys, drag -- >> expect a prosecutor. >> don't need a special prosecutor!

. 11 agents and union formed officers were sent home from columbia. they've been put on administrative leave, and here's the white house reaction from columbia. >> this is a matter that's being looked into in an appropriate manner by the secret service itself. it would not be appropriate for the president to characterize something that's being looked into by the secret service at this time. all i can tell you is he was made aware of it, but beyond that, i'm not going to characterize his reaction. >> president obama is in columbia for the summit of the americas. five military service members providing support in columbia have been confined to quarters as part of the investigation as well. >>> a clear warning from north korea for the rest of the world. we're heavily armed, and we're not afraid to fight. new leader kim jong-un made the comments during a rare public speech by a military leader. it was during a celebration marking 100 years since his grandfather's birth in pyongyang. >> translator: our military has become a powerful military able to handle

diario utilizan el sistema de transporte publico la medida no es bien vista, es , en el distrito de columbia se aprobo un incremento de las tarifas que cobran los taxis...maria rosacionando ante anuncio... : "gracias asi es en menos de dos semanas tendra que pagar un poco mas si se transporta en taxi aqui en el distrito de columbia... y es que la comision de taxistas aprobo un incremento... y esto esta causando preocupacion entre pasajeros.." tendra que sacar mas dinero de sus bolsillos... y es que comenzando el 21 de abril, las tarifas de los taxis en el distrito serÁn mas caras! de un dÓlar y 50 centavos aumentara a dos dÓlares y 16 centavos por milla! "es obvio hay que sacar mas dinero porque a pie no se puede venir a trabajar" los taxis son el transporte preferido de jorge "es mucho, yo vivo en la ciudad y cojo bastantes taxis, pero ahora a caminar mas" la comisiÓn de taxis del distrito aprobÓ unanimamente . el incremento tras varios meses de debates y audiencias publicas... "tenemos que considerar que los taxis no han tenido ningun incremento en las tarifas en cuatro aÑos, cuando la ciu

rincans ri son de wisonsin, 37 de maryland y columbia.... romney sigue al frente de la contienda con 572 delegados pero para asegurarse la candidatura se necesita un en martado...4 delegados ... "ahora hay unas fuerzas antiinmigrantes que estan tratando de agotar esa iniciativa entonces es muy importante que vayamos a apoyar a los candidatos que estan apoyando esa inici inmigrantes" en washington claudia uceda univision misntras tanto, el presidente, barack obama, acuso hoy a los republicanos de favorecer a los ricos con un plan de presupuesto que se centra en achicar programas populares, un tema electoral clave para la casa blanca... en una semana en la que se preve que el republicano mitt romney ampliara su ventaja en la carrera para nominar al candidato que enfrentara a obama el 6 de noviembre, el presidente critico sus recientes planes para el presupuesto, definiendolos como una receta para la decadencia... los actos de violencia contra pasajeros por parte de conductores de taxis del distrito de columbia preocupan a toridades... varios t

de columbia height.. la policia informo que se trata de una mujer adulta, cuya identidad no fue revelada... la policia se encuentra investigando el hecho... ennstant la policia investiga una ola de asesinatos registrados durante el fin de semana en el condado de prince georges.. s atmosfericas primaverales con maximas que pudieran alcanzar los setenta grados... detalles de este pronostico, en breve... cias washin ta muy cerc ti... pe consigen fack ambnos twr jooticia... regmos!!!maria rosa lucchini nos tiene mas detalles... "gracias, asi es me encuentro en el lugar donde la policia encontro una de las victimas de cuatro asesinatos que sucedieron durante el fin de semana en el condado de prince george... hechos de sangre alarman a residentes de varios vecindarios..." fueron 72- h la media noche, policias acudieron a una llamada de emergencia por posibles disparos en area de chillum... lo que hallaron fue el cuerpo del joven salvadoreÑo en la cuadra 2-mil de la calle woodberry... segun la policia, su muerte

vamos a hablar de polÍtica, dia de elecciones primarias del partido republicano en dos estados y columbia mÁs importante en esta noche, wisconsin, hay 42 delegados, el porcentaje de hispanos es pequeÑo, en maryland comienza a cambiar, no tienen tantos hispanos, sÍ 37 delegados, 8.2% de hispanos, y tambiÉn en la capital de estados unidos, en washington d c, en columbia, con 19 delegados en juego, y 9. 1% de hispanos, importa el nÚmero de delegados, y mitt romney va adelante. tiene 568 delegados, muy por detrÁs santorum que dice que todavÍa tiene la oportunidad de ganarle a mitt romney habrÍa que ver resultados de esta noche, gingrich atrÁs con 135 y paul con 50 a estos nÚmeros se le suma los resultados totales de esta noche, y lourdes tiene un anÁlisis al respecto. >>> rmitt romney cuenta con la mitad de delegados para alcanzar la nominaciÓn republicanaa, y busca afianzar en wisconsin, maryland, y columbia. encuentas le dan la delantera, se concentrÓ en atacar al presidente, no a rivales. mientras el presidente lanzÓ una campaÑa, en 5 estados claves acusando a mitt romney de favorecer a in

there are new reports that what happened with prostitutes in columbia did happen elsewhere. allegations of misbehavior by agents surfaced this week about president obama's trip last year to el salvador. an investigative reporter for a cbs affiliate kiro tv chris halsne investigated on site. he reports that a government tour that worked with the receive -- government contractor that worked with the secret service described a rowdy scene in a strip club. van loads of secret service agents and u.s. military escorts descended on the club drinking heavily and getting quote unquote intoxicated, quote unquote wasted in the wee hours of the morning paying trippers for sexual favors in the club with some agents escorting the women back to the hotels. agents told the concerned sub contractor no worries, do it all the time. question will president obama be forced to replace senior white house advance staff in the white house that is get that over the next six months before november's election? >> i kind of doubt it. we'll see where it goes. the agents disgraced the country. one of the

i just returned from columbia in the heart of central america.ates so narrowly focus our attention on what affects us directly. we think of poor people coming north for work, but there's a bigger story than the poverty at the bottom of the pyramid. the president of the americas met this weekend, and i felt the confidence and upbeat zest in the air. as i said, in the confidence of those around me. >> i know you're a democratic and a populist hero, but congratulations on just passing the united kingdom on the sixth largest country in the world. >> president obama showed respect for this. he seems to know how to show respect to our fellow democracy, including the nondemocracy, cuba, and for them to join the other countries in the hemisphere if it wants to become a democracy. there is a belief in free systems and open markets, and the ability to bring people up from the bottom. the base of the pyramid, and the desire to bring up the poor from the bottom as they expand their gross national products. i heard this from the president of brazil and also f

and columbia. and other pressing issues. >> pressing issues. >> i want to ask you another question to keep this above ground. it is a tragedy that these guys have a lot of money invested in them. trading for a secret service agent has to be like a million bucks, right? and they are going to be fired? >> did you look that up? >> i'm assuming that's the case. >> i think the most embarrassing thing is the secret service agent thought he would get this girl for free. you have to understand how prostitution works. that's the most embarrassing thing. i think the problem was not so much paying for the services, but paying for her as an over night guest. on top of the services he paid, now he was being asked to pay for her as a guest. >> could he have been looking out for the american taxpayer? trying to cut corners? >> i have a feeling that's to the exactly what is happening. he was looking out for something, but it is not the american taxpayer. >> have you women that say this is bad and men that say this

prostitute is legal in columbia in the so-called power zone.re a case when a average or wasful haved and what makes it unusual is the number of agents that were dismissed and obviously embarrassment for the president and a distraction from the mission of the summit itself. secret service spokesmen said there are allegations of misconduct made with the secret service personnel prior to the president's trip and because of this. they are relieved of their assignments and returned to the place of duty and replaced by other secret service personnel. and secret service is no stranger to controversy. a article in news and world report. found alcohol abuse and extra marital affairs and barroom brawling are few of the agents that are tarnishing the agent's once sterling image. and they are relieving in droves and join the higher paid transportation administration. and we hope to learn more about the reassignment of the officers. in a white house press briefing scheduled to get underway five o'clock eastern time. >> thank you for the update. a tough as n

many as 20 secret service personnel are suspected of bringing prostitutes back to their rooms in columbia. that means they were allowed into the security zone of the president of the united states. making this the biggest security breech in the history of the secret service. next, mitt romney spent a lot of time talking about president obama and very little on the record about what he plans to do were he elected president. we learned a lot last night when an nbc overheard and taped legally romney speaking to money people at a fundraiser what he will ax if elected and who he will not tax. also about romney losing the election because of the lost latino vote. and drugs, should they be legalized? with prodding by me, the president of columbia suggest that we should take a look or take the profit out of the drug running to starve the terrorists. and we all remember how offended ann was over hillary rosen's stay at home comments last week. thanks to that that tape last night, we now know what ann romney really thought when she heard that remark, she thought she just haefrd the lottery. let me

military also may have been involved in misconduct of columbia.leaders let the president of the united states down. >> we are embarrassed. you said how embarrassed is the military? i ask speak for myself and my fellow chiefs who were embarrassed by who occurred in columbia. >> martin dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, testifying today. let's go behind the scenes right now, this exploding scandal. american journalists traveling request with president obama were forced to shift gears and cover a story at the same hotel where many of them were actually staying, it's not the hotel where the president was staying, though. our white house correspondent has more from cartegena. >> here they have buried the story. eltiempo ran a story on the second to the last page, a sub headline reading days of liquor and disorder. it read right above two ads for university. we traveled with the pd all around the world, sometimes to densely populated cities, other times to beautiful coastal resort towns like here in cartegena columbia. our stories usual

and columbia will go into effect next year. it was contingent on acting reforms to protect labor unions. now business leaders support the agreement but labor leaders say it still has a poor record of violence against members. >> by increasing exports supporting 1,000 u.s. jobs and helping to achieve my goal of doubling u.s. exports. >> under the terms, 80% from the u.s. and columbia will become duty free and it will make it cheaper for them to sell their goods to the country. >> secretary of homeland security secretary of homeland security janet napolitano visited san jose and sheel attend a town hall with students to talk about expanding hiring. this is video of secretary of homeland security janet napolitano's uc berkeley visit last april and her message it will take a lot to fight cyber crime. >>> fundraising is at the top of the agenda for both president barack obama and mitt romney. the president raised a combined 53 million for his campaign and other campaign related funds in march. he is scheduled to campaign and mitt ro

and 63 in columbia. pretty calm across the state. we don't have much by way of any breeze out there. the little we have is coming down in the eastern shore from northeast maryland to ocean city. bit of a northeast wind. around, we'll say 5 to 10 miles per hour in the area, but the rest of the state is calm right now. the rain from yesterday has since moved off the area or off the coast now. the bulk of the rain that remains around the carolinas. what we're watching now is two portions of a system that's going to move in here by saturday afternoon into sunday. most of it coming in from the west and what we're going to see is clouds increasing by monday into saturday. most move in by saturday afternoon, and start to see the tip moving in to the western portion of the state. it's going to take a while to get out of here. saturday night, we could have some thunderstorms or even rain continuing through sunday and then to tuesday before it gets through the area. it's going to happen again, mostly in the day on saturday and through early su

with prodding by me, the president of columbia suggest that we should take a look or take the profit out of the drug running to starve the terrorists. and we all remember how offended ann was over hillary rosen's stay at home comments last week. thanks to that that tape last night, we now know what ann romney really thought when she heard that remark, she thought she just haefrd the lottery. let me finish with great news, things are looking up south of here. we start with the secret service sex scandal. ron kessler, and ron was assigned to protect president obama, he is running for the united states state as a republican from the state of maryland. let's start right now, the secret service continuing to investigate one of the most alarming scandals in history involving prostitutes ahead of the president's arrival this weekend. the congressional investigators are looking into the possibility that as much as 20 secret service agents were involved. that's nine more than the secret service has acknowledged so far. two supervisors, three from the elite team. and more than five members of

he been president of the district of columbia bar. john's life and work of course is etched in important supreme court cases. we in the district of columbia feel especially the loss of john payton because john payton was what was called cooperation counsel and is now called the attorney general of the district of columbia and he left that -- he took that post when he was asked by the mayor to leave private practice in order to become the lead lawyer in the d.c. d.c. to understand john, though, one has to see how this extraordinary man melded his love of the law, including private practice, with the love of his life, civil rights. it's clear that john laid down an early marker for what his life would become. that it would be a life dedicated to eliminating racial discrimination. john went to college in 1965 when these colleges were just admitting talented african-americans and he found himself in an elite private college surrounded only by people who were not at all like him. they were not like -- they were like him in many ways, but t

voters in wisconsin and the district of columbia will also cast ballots tomorrow. duarte geraldino will have the 2012 report. >> reporter: mitt romney believes he will win the republican nomination. while campaign inning middleton wisconsin, romney looked forward to a november battle with president obama. >> this president will try in every way he can to divert to some other kind of attack and try and have people disqualify our nominee, which will probably be me. >> a win in wisconsin could put romney firmly in control. he only needs 18 more delegates until he's halfway to the number to clinch the nomination. >> rick santorum has no plans to drop out. >> the establishment keeps thinking if we just appeal to the middle, friends of theirs, you know, at the clunk, they may not vote for the republicans. if we deal with them, we can win. >> reporter: mitt romney could face an uphill battle if he wins the nomination. a new gallop poll shows president obama with a nine-point lead over the massachusetts governor in battleground states. president obama's team is launching a

in subsequent meetings that we had with columbia. precisely because it went through difficult times can end up being a role model for a lot of countries around the region because they will see there is hope in the midst of violence and difficulty. there is a possibility of breaking through to the other side and achieving greater citizen security and prosperity. let me just mention. one of the things that i brought to the summit was a proposal that i think that is that we focus on small to medium sized businesses, women's businesses. making sure that the benefits of trade don't just go the largest companies but also smaller ent pe nears and business peer. there is an opportunity or medium sized business and grow rapidly and that means more jobs here in columbia and in the united states. we don't want trade to be like taking place in this layer up here. we want it to be taking place at every level. we think that will be good for both of our economies. >> do you ask me about what contingency plan we have to people who were going be adve

an entire unit of the secret service sent home from columbia. ahead of president obama's arrival for the summit of the americas. there are reports of at least one agent involved with a prostitute. and, now the military is saying some of their service members may also have been involved in what they are calling, quote, inappropriate behavior. senior white house foreign affair correspondent wendell goler is traveling with the president and is joining us from cartagena, columbia. >> reporter: 11 secret service agents, uniformed and plain clothes were sent home and five military officers come fined to their hotel rooms, after an embarrassing incident with prostitutes, and the agents were gone before president obama arrived on friday and neither the agency nor his spokesman is providing details about exactly what happened to send them home. >> a matter that is being looked into. in an appropriate manner. by the secret service itself. it would not be appropriate for the president to characterize something looked into by the secret service at this time

. >>> vamos a hablar de político, es día de primarias republicanas en el distrito de columbia, el estado el porcentaje de hispanos es pequeño, en maryland, tienen 37 delegados, con un porcentaje de hispano de 8,2% en el distrito de columbia también hay primarias republicanas, lo que importa es el número de delegados, mitt romney va adelante, con 568 delegados, muy por detrás rick santorum, que dice que tiene oportunidad de ganarle a mitt romney, newt gingrich con 135, ron paul con solo 50, a esots números, hay que sumarle los resultados de esta noche, y lourdes meluzá tiene el análisis al respecto >>> mitt romney es el ganador de la primaria de maryland esta noche, ahí contó con el apoyo de los votantes más conservadores, también está en juego wisconsin y también el distrito de columbia,hoy en wisconsin mitt romney atacó al presidente barack obama, mientras que el presidente dijo que favorecía a los intereses petroleros >>> el presidente sacó un comercial ayer hablando de los altos precios de la gasolina, a quién culpó, a mí. >>> el presidente dijo que el plan republicano para reducir el

the agents were in columbia preparing for the president's trep earlier this month. of gas dropping a nickel in the last two weeks. a gallon of regular unleaded now 3.90 compared to 3.88 last year. the drop is the first since last december. experts predict prices could go down as much as $0.10 in the next two weeks. log on to foxnews.com for all of your headlines. >> before we get to the saga of the secret service gone wild i want to finish up with russell simmons the hip hop mogul and all around great guy. what about this idea? >> have george zimmerman plead guilty to something like involuntary manslaughter with the approval and consent of the family? >> i don't think it's about the family. i don't want -- george zimmerman has promoted an important dialogue in this country -- this case has. whether or not he is guilty is something discovery and the case has to play out. i want to watch this. he may not be guilty at all. >> the people have to digest the truth. that's what our country has to do anyway to heal. it can't be we will have an unequal system. if it is tried

special guests with me clarence davis public records administration his tory an for district of columbia, good morning >> good morning how are you. >> a lot going on this morning. >> beek fast, celebrate -- breakfast, celebrating dc emancipation the day president lincoln signed the dc emancipation, 3,100 persons were freed in district of colombia we have the parade, entertainment, fireworks later on this evening also we have a lecture series, at the universities, as well as lecture at the national archive on this wednesday. and next week, tuesday of next week t 22nd we have lecture series and conservation with our congressman, to be a promising event we invite the public, to attend he will talk about civil rights from civil war to civil rights. >> there is lots of different ways for people to learn about and celebrate about but better help put the day in perspective more is cr gibbs an historian as well, joining me on the plaza good morning. >> good morning >> what do you hope everyone taking part in the celebration is thinking about today >> i keep thinking about a newspaper article fro

in columbia, temperature coming this 38 degrees now. darlington 37. emmitsburg, milder, around 46 degrees. the good news, we don't have winds to speak of, they won't pick up throughout the day. lots of sunshine out there, a few clouds mixing in. back over to meagan and charlie. >>> tough pay extra, fees when you fly, one airline might be taking to it a new extreme. >> reliant wants to charge you for a service that used to be free. >>> also ahead, research on breast cancer that might discourage you from getting tested. we have all the details on good morning maryland. for my terrible allergy congestion, i get the power of claritin-d. sinus pressure? nothing works stronger or faster than claritin-d. get non-drowsy claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. >>> good morning maryland. >> one of the largest beef processers in the entire country filed for bankruptcy protection. it plans to sell some or all of its assets because of the impact of media coverage related to pink slime meat. processers have faced backlash over the use of ammonia tr

they are trying to find out what went on between agents and prostitutes in columbia. days before president obama's arrival for the some of the americas. grease a reservist's agents leaving has led to a swift reaction from capitol hill. peter king says -- and he said the agent said to be fired is going to sue over his dismissal. in the meantime, the extent of the scandal has a growing number of lawmakers speaking out. >> we do not know if there was an opportunity for these women to plan -- plant eavesdropping devices. the whole behavior is so incredibly dangerous and risky. >> the new york times interviewed a colombian woman who said she was the escort -- escort who parted with the americans. it began at a strip club and she agreed to go back to the hotel for $800. the next morning he told her he would pay her only $30. after a loud dispute with police called in to resolve a, the man agreed to pay her roughly $200. the secret service is not confirmed her account. homeland security officials do not believe the women at the center of the investigation were spies were obt

well, prostitution is legal in some parts of columbia. the secret service says it has zero tolerance. on capitol hill, bryan moore, news4. >>> five teens were stabbed at a party in brandywine, maryland. it happened in a home on popular ridge road last night. prince george's county police said some teens came to a party uninvited. an argument ensued and became violent. that's when the teens were stabbed. two teens are in stable but serious condition, the other two were cut but not injured. one other person was assaulted. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> still ahead tonight. tomorrow marks five years since the virginia tech shootings. a victim's brother reveals how the tragedy gave him a new purpose in life. >>> plus a tribute to the titanic's final moments 100 years later. >>> and the celebrations ahead of d.c.'s [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have

temperatures now, we are not cold, 49 degrees now in columbia. 48 catonsville. westminster 48 degrees. humidity percentage, 36 across the area. we are dealing with dry times ahead. i will talk about next chance for showers in the forecast. now over to angela with a check of traffic. >>> good morning, we have an update on the situation traveling in catonsville on the inner loop, northbound 695, you will run in to slow traffic. here is what we have. an overturned tanker, leaking asphalt material, asphalt crews arrived on the scene. one left lane is getting by. wither are seeing slow traffic on the inner loop approaching i- 70, it's not a huge back up, a bit sluggish as you make the drive on the inner loop. if you have to take the route, one left lane is getting by. we should be out there quite sometime with clean up from this accident. in the meantime, if you are traveling elsewhere, looking good, decent commute on the major roads, here is a live look at 95, 152, bel air, along at posted speed in the southbound direction. it's congestion free to 695 and continuing

columbia now at 53. this northerly flow took the clouds and showers from yesterday and swung it out of the yeah. we have clearer skies right now than we had anticipated in the forecast earlier this morning. this is really cool graphic. here is this northerly flow. look at this bubble of mild air off to the south and west. you can see how it's getting ready to move north and northeast and push this cold air completely out of the forecast area. that's the best weather graphic of the day. this day, tonight, tomorrow, midweek, it's going to get beautiful folks. we will be at 67 degrees tomorrow. by wednesday, high pressure slips offshore and get in to the return flow and close to 70 if not above. there is that 34 tonight. the metro areas i'm not worried about. you get outside, get in to the suburbs, you could see frost. 67 tomorrow. >>> no long underwear for you this year. >> thank goodness. >> still to come, a troubling trend, what researchers are saying about skin cancer is coming up in health watch. tooth

in the district of columbia, there is one race that is still up for grabs. delia goncalves is outside the board of elections with more information. >> reporter: it was a very late night for folks at the board of elections inside judiciary square. they return dad to count the thousands of absentee and provisional ballots that will eventually decide the at large council race. you might say the low voter turnout at a mere 15% contributed to the results. sekou biddle said those who cast ballots were sending a message. >> i think a lot of people want to believe they can have elected leaders that aren't constantly going to be caught up in this mess. >> reporter: councilman vincent orange has been at the center of a campaign controversy. >> the powers of beale that really want to deal with ethics, then they should join me in promoting my bill to ban corporate contributions. >> reporter: the scandals that embroiled the council did nothing to oust most of the incumbents. mayor barry soared to victory. in another hotly contested race, john delaney won the democratic p