basically between dorset avenue and wisconsin circle. i'm going to step out and show you some video we have some overnight. it was an 8-inch water main break. i've been on the phone with wssc. they tell us although they cannot tell us how long it will take to reopen the road as it is going to affect the rush hour, they're hoping to let you through along the right side of the roadway on wisconsin avenue. but keep this in mind for your travel plans. look at that. definitely going to affect your rush hour inside the beltway through bethesda and chevy chase. go ahead and choose your alternate routes. maybe bradley boulevard, little falls parkway or even river road as your alternate. i'll keep you posted on this situation. let's go back over to the maps, this time heading into virginia. you can see that everything looks good inside the beltway here. 66, 395, 295 even to the 11th street bridge. not a problem right now. heading up on 95, you're looking good into springfield as well. we'll take a last live look at 14th street bridge. no problems

it's between dorset and wisconsin circle.he right lane as you can see is getting through, but during the morning rush hour, expect delays on the southbound side of wisconsin avenue as you leave bethesda into chevy chase with this work that continues. there is no estimated time as to when they'll be able to reopen all the lanes n. time over to the beltway in college park. this is looking fine. no issues as you travel on the outer loop in silver spring where you'll see some slow traffic. let's take a look at our maps in virginia. on the northbound side of i-95, you want to watch out for a pretty hefty delay because of an accident in aquia harbor that was blocking the right side. it's now on the right shoulder. i'll be back with more traffic coming up at 6:00. let's toss it to delia. >>> monika, a northern virginia man sentenced to death row more than a decade ago may walk later today. i'll tell you what saved his life coming up in ten minutes. andrea, back to you. >> thank you, delia. >>> also making news now at 5:51, today the

arthur had a chicken farm in dorset and came here looking for work, but he cannot afford a flat. >> it was built for the rich, and it is still for the rich. the underclass is just left for dead, really. hundreds of homeless people all over this part of the city. >> it came as a nasty shock that much of the luxury housing stands and the. many buyers are speculating on rising property prices. >> if it is anti, it should be used. it should be made illegal for it to sit and deep. there's always people with good ideas that have not got the money to be able to put it down in property. i personally want to see an end to interest of profit, to take all the greed and corruption out. >> arthur does not want to just give up and leave london, so he joined 60 others and squatted and empty office block. it is one of 450,000 unused buildings in london, and more and more often, people are making themselves at home in them. >> it is kind of a subculture underneath that. something bubbling under the surface of what seems like a very pretty city. >> workshops, skill shares. it is quite huge. it is a buil

arthur had a chicken farm in dorset and came here looking for work, but he cannot afford a flat. >> it was built for the rich, and it is still for the rich. the underclass is just left for dead, really. hundreds of homeless people all over this part of the city. >> it came as a nasty shock that much of the luxury housing stands and the. many buyers are speculating on rising property prices. >> if it is anti, it should be used. it should be made illegal for it to sit and deep. there's always people with good ideas that have not got the money to be able to put it down in property. i personally want to see an end to interest of profit, to take all the greed and corruption out. >> arthur does not want to just give up and leave london, so he joined 60 others and squatted and empty office block. it is one of 450,000 unused buildings in london, and more and more often, people are making themselves at home in them. >> it is kind of a subculture underneath that. something bubbling under the surface of what seems like a very pretty city. >> workshops, skill shares. it is quite huge. it is a buil

they do not have an estimated time when the road will reopen between dorset avenue and wisconsin circlee 355 is completely blocked off now. as the rush hour progresses, that situation could get really bad. let's take a live look close by. route 355 wisconsin avenue at bradley boulevard. you can see that volumes are really light. the closure is south of this point. i suggest that you use bradley boulevard, little falls parkway. even river road as your alternate route to 355 and i'll keep you posted on this situation again as the rush hour progresses. let's go back over to the maps, this time over to virginia. no problems to report on 66. the beltway looks good on the west side of town. on the northbound side of i-95, very quiet here leaving route 644 up to 495 and 395 as well. i'll be back with more information on the water main break at 4:39. back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> now that congress has passed a bill to steer the country away from the fiscal cliff, what happens now? >> the last-minute compromise between republicans and democrats has them all disappointed. virginia represent

. >> reporter: today, russell's a farmer, way down here, dorset, england, where he runs this b&b. >> he traveled the world. and thought he could make a go of it with diana. only to find a friend telling him, too late. you have one rival, prince charles. >> reporter: and that's when diana became, well, the princess. the glass carriage. the dress. that train. one of the most photographed women of all-time. >> when she looked down your lane and she smiled, you know you had a great picture. >> reporter: arthur edwards was one of diana's first photographers. >> she changed the way the royal family worked. completely. she did everything her way. >> reporter: walked in mine fields. helped take the stigma out of aids. everything she did was documented. and yet, this photo disappeared, just two days after diana's engagement. "the mirror" got scared it would offend the palace. >> that's the reason they weren't published. >> reporter: there's whiskey in the corner. a young, happy diana, whose life had been very different. >> if she had fallen for adam russell, she would be herding deer in the s

well, in my sense, it doesn't get better, but this is, for me, i suppose, you know, "hampshire meets dorsete there but i know that view backwards. i think everyone does. it's the way they paint landscape. it's impressionistic. it's very, very simple it's very stylized and yet it's immensely evocative. the process of lithography has flattened the colors. you've got this almost japanese approach of blocks of color and it really, to me brings it to life, much more so than a painting. each company had its own artists. they competed. they really wanted to sell their selves as... purveyors of pleasure. yeah. and i think we've got one more here which... oh, yes, this is an essential. a great cuneo, and again a british railways one so in the 1950s. the locomotive being repaired. this is a very famous cuneo image. somewhere there's the mouse-- i can never find it-- but you know about that, don't you? no! no, no. in every cuneo image there is a little mouse, which is his trademark. so, somewhere in that there's a little mouse running about. so, there's something you can do at home. you can find the m

. >>> water main repair work continues in chevy chase on the southbound side of route 355 at dorset avenuethe outer loop from our sky 9 at georgia avenue. just slow through silver spring. >>> we have the fiscal cliff party yesterday. today comes the hangover. wall street is looking lower. >>> next on cbs this morning, the 113th congress will be sworn in. we'll have more on that. >>> howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and wet gler while at work get your updates on news, weather, traffic, fiscal cliff stuff by visiting us at wusa9.com. >>> bundle up. it's chilly starting your thursday. we'll see you back here for the friday edition starting at 4:25. take care, everybody.

in the downton days, russian oligarchs, maybe that's the next hit series, "the czars of dorset." >> ir if there's any statistics on people who think wacko, i've got the $32 million, i'll buy myself an estate and a couple years down the line they say this is way too much money, way too much work and it's not worth it and they sell them. they flip them basically. >> our viewer service. i talked to the estate agents and they say exactly

a water main break along wisconsin avenue at dorset avenue. by 8:45 the cut off but they were waiting on repairs so they could dig which led to a horrendous morning commute and a massive backup. >> i was surprised they're doing this work during most of the condensed time of the day. >> reporter: once crews were able to dig through the unusual amount of concrete, they began to remove the old pipe but by 7:20, the backup stretched for miles at one point, many passengers ditching transportation and opted to walk. >> massive traffic is backing up pretty much past the bethesda side of it so i got off the bus to walk. much quicker. >> reporter: not everyone was feeling the pain. some folks didn't have to travel that far. >> not too bad. just a quarter mile to go. >> reporter: with large amounts of water throwing down the street and freezing temperatures it wasn't long before ice formed and for these drivers, it add add stress woes to an already long morning. >> this ice patch i did a 180 and my car endnd up here. the initial salt came from this guy

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