i'm doug mcelway. >> and'm alison starling. great to have you joining us. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> we start with brian van de graaff. one is on top? >> it will be a cool start to the day. we could see 70 degrees. rain will move in tonight. temperatures will drop. kind of a spread with temperatures. 62 at lunchtime. the rate should hold off until tonight. it will linger until tomorrow morning -- the rain should hold off on cults by. >> northbound baltimore- washington parkway, an accident is completely gone. 66 is building in volume. that is the normal stuff. inside the beltway is pretty decent. good in rosslyn. nothing out of the norm on 95. we take you live to bridging a travel on 95 this is to get up to the bill white and is moving at a slow pace. now to alison and doug. >>> we have breaking news. the senate bill is headed back to the house. lawmakers debed the measure well into the morning before two budget problems were found. they wl need to be removed. the house will talk to approve these changes before the president can

alison and doug. >> par un jayhawks fan? >> i am a tar hill. pretty striking i would pick duke. >> thank you. >>> 5:17. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. lisa, it is a wonderful traffic was? >> yes, in virginia, on 66 and 95. it is good between richmond and baltimore. we will give your normal travel times this morning on 95. we had two accidents on the beltway this morning. the one in prince george's county is near the ikea, route 1 in college park. everything is on the shoulder. the other is at river road. you can just see the flashing lights. that is on the shoulder. >> outside this morning, it is ol in some spots. mid 30's. 47 in alexandria. cool to start o this morning. it will be another mild afternoon. today will be near 70 degrees. a few clouds are streaming in down to the south and east. they will not ruin your day. they will retreat later in the day. most of us will see a total sunshine. a spectacular stretch for today, tomorrow, into saturday. plenty of sunshine. gorgeous conditions. a system does approached late sun

alison and doug. >> thank you. >>> 5:01. have breaking news. the senate reconciliation bill is now headed back to the house. lawmakers debated the measure into the morning before opponents found two budget problems. they will need to be removed before a final vote which is expected later today. >>> a series of death threats targeting lawmakers who voted for the expansion bill. at least 10 of lawmakers have requested extra security. courtney robinson is live with more details on this disturbing turn of events. >> security is taking these threats seriously. they are beefing up patrols and advising representatives on precautions they can take to stay safe. >> you turncoat son aveof a -- >> this has been fort belvoir bart stupak. shattered glass marks the offices of congressman difference. attacks on local democratic party officers. >> we have received calls in our offices, people threatening us and our staff. >> democrats are saying republicans are spurring the threats. sarah palin tweeted common sense conservatives, reload. cross hairs marked 17

i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway.you like yesterday, you'll love today. >> it is a repeat pattern into the first half of the weekend. some showers by sunday laid in the day. >> it is nice to see people outside. >> the pollin it is high for trees. take a look outside -- the pollen is high for trees. ec a little light on the horizon. temperatures are all over the place -- you see a little light on the horizon. it is chilly outside. 30's and 40's. a few high clouds. near 70 this afternoon spectacular. a couple more days before we transition to a cooler stretch of weather. >> i will use the word "slow." an accident on georgia avenue. traffic is able to get through. i will take you live to georgia avenue. traffic stays to the left. moving over to newschopper 7, plenty of traffic on 66 to get into centreville and then again at 50 fair oaks. now to the news desk. >> thank you. >>> democrats want a weekend vote on health care reform. they are running out of time to get the support. lawmakers have pushed back the final details

let me go to doug brinkley on the negative side. every time history is made, i think about the election of abraham lincoln that stirred this country and caused the civil war. your thoughts about the relatively peaceful reaction to this so far, in terms of some broken windows, some threats over the phone. and by the way, in all honesty, anyone in public life is familiar with the phone calls. thank god the phone calls often don't mean violence, they mean that somebody is venting their spleen. somebody is trying to scare somebody, spook somebody, it makes them happy. fortunately it doesn't lead to violence, only to a bit of a stir. your thoughts about the reaction so far, doug, on the negative side? >> i mean the point of american history is to remind us that our times are not uniquely oppressive. when you get some hate literature going on or people being angry. this issing nothing new in ame history. congressmen were bashing each other with canes during the civil war. my friend hunter s. thompson used to say during the vietnam war, th

doug hill has a first look. >> in the belfort furniture weather center, mild temperatures outside. the overview for the weekend, the blue "h" is the weather control, warm temperatures. late sunday night, monday, the frontal system will come to town and change the weather. the temperature is right now, 59 olney, 53 woodbridge. overnight, wide ranging temperatures, outlying areas upper 30's, low 50's in the city. tomorrow, spectacular weather. spring officially begins at 1:32 p.m. what is beyond? that is in the forecast in a couple minutes. >>> the police discovered the body of a teenager in a local park. they say the victim may have been beaten with a baseball bat or stick in the alexandria section of fairfax county. richard reeve has the latest. >> cynne, the police are calling this a suspicious death investigation. was a drug-related or gang- related? they are not sure. a disturbing discovery in this quiet alexandria neighborhood. >> it is shocking to have something like this happen. >> the police responding to an injured person call found the body of a 16-, 17-year-old male in th

madam speaker, i rise today to honor the life of doug shriver who was tragically killed with his friend ray wright on friday, march 19, while clearing snow from the roof of mr. wright's cabin above creek, colorado. mr. shriver was my friend and a tremendously respected member of the san luis valley and colorado's water community. he was only 54 years old. combined both of these men held nearly 60 years of water knowledge related to the upper rio grande basin and the state of colorado. shriver was on the colorado grand water commission and served as president of the rio fwranda water association, an umbrella organization for the ditch companies along the rio grande. all of these board portions were on the volunteer basis. doug's service on these board put him in the successful fight to keep our groundwater sought by the american development corporation and another one who both hoped to sell it to the big cities. at the time of his death, he championed subdistricts to further protect the san luis groundwater, a concept for a groundwater culmination of fees and assessment to retire farm gr

i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. thank you so much for joining us on monday. students in -- one closing in maryland. >>> your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. let's start with brian van de graaff. it is march. we can say goodbye to affect your. >> this morning we're talking 30's. 36 downtown. lots of sunshine. we will push near 50 with breezy conditions. we are watching for clouds. right now, not looking like a big deal on tuesday night. let's say good morning to lisa baden. >> welcome, everybody. 95 is fabulous between baltimore and richmond. we're good on 81, the dulles toll road, and even 270, moving smartly between frederick and the beltway. newschopper 7 in just below a while. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we have breaking news out of chillum. a car hit four people. three people were transported with minor injuries. a fourth person have more serious injuries. an adult male was arrested. >>> the deadly earthquake in chile. rescue crews searched for survivors. local law-enforcement groups are looking to stop some rampant looting. courtney rob

secondly, i'd like to mention that doug's briefing that roger mentioned and that doug referred to this -- in this case, they are briefing the 7th circuit bewith low was selected by the green bag which is the entertaining journal is one of the examples of top legal writing this year. and the name of the article that josh blackman that i wrote is called "keeping pandora's box sealed". if you google my name and pandora, you're come up with it. i never thought we'd be talking about the immunity clause or 14th amendment in the context of guns. you might have seen some references in the media about the difference in this case that have come out between the gun nuts and the constitution nuts. i'm firmly on the side of the constitution nuts. so it's a little odd that, i guess, it falls to me, after these two accomplished scholars to be the first one to actually talk about guns in this context. and the thing is, this has been a long term project of scholars from across the ideological perspective, to reverse slaughterhouse and revive the privileges or immunities clause. for various reasons, and

doug nagel is facing steroid-related criminal charges in florida. three capital players confirmed that doug nagel did treat them but it was for standard chiropractic treatment. of course we will have more details on the story coming up on 9 news now beginning at 5:00 p.m. >>> fairfax county investigators believe that a murder suspect killed himself right in front of onlookers. police were called to quincy and 15th street in arlington yesterday afternoon for reports of a man with a gun. investigators say the unidentified man shot himself in the head when police arrived. they now suspect that the man fatally shot a woman yesterday morning in mount vernon. >> detectives will work together to determine the identity of the and see if the evidence links him to the homicide. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the woman killed in yesterday's shooting. >>> a fairfax county sheriffs deputy is finds himself on the other side of the law. james lee heinz has been accused of engaging in inappropriate contact with a female prisoner. officials say th

joining us is doug high and hari. so doug, let me start with you.ss, what does the g.o.p. do with it and how do they capitalize. >> we'll start with talking about this issue for the rest of the election cycle. one of the things that was interesting, a report that nancy pelosi said in a conversation today in a conversation with steny hoyer, they don't want it to be 216. they want it 217 or 218, because they don't want any democrat to say they were the deciding vote on health care. they ought to want to stand up and say, by god, i was the deciding vote. but that tells you the political risk. and we're confident we'll make major gains. >> and we're hearing once this passes and people see how it plays out they'll understand what a good deal is for the american public. >> i look forward to doug running on this issue. frankly, this bill is gonna increase competition, it will reduce at minivan costs, reduce risk and we'll be able to cover 95% of americans, lower premiums and provide the largest middle class tax cut on health care in history. if dog -- doug

doug white and his family were passengers in a private plane last april when the pilot suddenly passedthe radio and begged for help. as the plane climbed higher and higher. >> i've already busted 10,000. i'm steady climbing. i need to stop the climb. all right. >> disengage the auto pilot. we're going to have you hand fly the plane. >> you find me the longest, widest runway you can, ma'am. >> i am joined now by the pair of voices you just heard on that aviation call, that call for help, and it's air traffic controller lisa grimm in orlando, florida with us and the man at the controls of that plane, doug white, joins me on the phone. first of all, mr. white, thanks for joining us. what did you -- what happened in the cockpit? >> you talking about at the beginning of the emergency? >> right at the beginning of the emergency. >> oh, we were in climb and had just gone through a cloud layer and you'll hear the whole tape, at the beginning you hear joe the pilot trying to call miami center. he just runs out of air. and i don't specifically remember hearing that because i'm just kind of looki

[applause] >> we are now like to talk with doug kendall.viously founded and directed the community rights council, constitutional accountability is centers predecessor organization. he represents clients form \ state and appellate courts. @@@@@@@@@ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he has appeared on television programs, including "nightline," 20/20, world news tonight, and radio broadcast on npr, and his academic writings have appeared in scholarly journals. his commentary has run in many major newspapers including the los angeles times g. his degrees at the university of virginia. please welcome doug kendall. [applause] >> thank you, roger. thank you for having me today. the one thing he did not mention is that we also filed a brief in the macdonald case. it was not on behalf of the constitutional center, but on a collection of some of the most preeminent legal scholars in the country and across a broad spectrum of ideology, ranging from jack altmabalkman and eight preeminent scholars. it builds upon a much broader collection of scholarship. that inc

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will now hear from doug kendall.oug is the founder and president of the constitutional accountability center which is a think tank law firm and action center dedicated to fulfilling promise of our constitution's text and history. he proves he founded interactive the community rights counsel, constitutional accountability center's predecessor organization. duck is represented clients in state and federal appellate courts around the country and his co-authored more than a dozen briefs filed before the u.s. supreme court. he is the co-author of three books and lead author of numerous reports and studies. doug lots of help direct the judging environment project, cognitive effort to highlight the environmental stakes in the future of the u.s. supreme court and appointments to the federal bench. he has appeared on television programs including nightline, 2020, fox news sunday, world news tonight, and radio broadcast on npr, cbs news, his academic writings have appeared in scholarly journals including the virginia law revie

and they were like, "what are you doing standing in line for 'bob and doug mckenzie' albums?"hoser" or something, what did they say? >> something like that. yeah, "you hoser." >> jimmy: that was nice of your mom to do that. >> yeah. no, no. she was just -- you know, they're very supportive, comedic parents. >> jimmy: i know they got you dog. you wanted a dog. >> yes! yeah, well, we wanted a dog -- we wanted a pet. i grew up on the upper west side and we wanted a pet. we always wanted a pet. and my dad was against it. and one day there was this place called the bide-a-wee shelter, where, you know, you could rescue pets. and my sister and i and my mom saw this dog in the window. and we just, we convinced my mom to get it. so, we brought it home, anher name was "sugar." and she was sort of like, a german shepherd, collie mix. and we didn't tell my dad, and my dad was not happy about this because he realized that he was going to be the one who ended up having to take care of the dog. which is what happened because the dog wasn't house-trained. and we lived in an apartment. and it

over to secretary geithner. >> i want to start by thanking the shulman and all of the dedicated -- dougpatrolmen and all of the dedicated hard- working employees of the irs. americans are still suffering a great deal from this recession, but because the president acted so quickly and forcefully the economy is now starting to expand again. and as the economy continues to grow, as we continue to repair the damage caused by this recession, the economy will start creating jobs again. the recovery act and actions to fix the financial system were decisive in turning the economy around. i know that many people about roads and bridges, they think about assistance to states to keep teachers in the classroom, they think about extended unemployment benefits. but the recovery act also provided nearly $300 billion in tax cuts and tax and incentives. and these tax cuts are working. they're providing tax cut for 95% of working families, helping to fund investment projects in your communities, encouraging businesses to expand again, and helping people pay for college tuition. the most important thing w

doug is here with how low the temperatures will go. >> those days are coming back, just not soon enough for some of us. in the weather center will looking at temperatures around the area down to 34, 38 in woodbridge. 39 degrees in downtown. sunny but chilly tomorrow, high pressure will mean an even colder morning for folks to the northeast. single digits across new england and southern canada. pretty much just a one day deal, we will check out the details of this ever-changing forecast in a few minutes. >> a brig sprint -- big springtime tradition is about to get underway, the annual cherry blossom festival. we will have more on what to expect when it gets started. >> you will want to have your star in your gloves if you are checking out the cherry blossoms. starting to bloom, absolutely gorgeous. i cannot say the same thing for these temperatures. these two women planned their trip to washington, d.c. to see the cherry blossoms. but instead temperatures in the 40's are reminiscent of wintertime. >> this is pretty cold. >> cherry blossoms attract visitors from around the world. some peo

. >>> revolution calling for the impeach of doug has been rejected by the delegates. the republican lawmaker introduced the resolution. the controversy is because he recognizes out of state gay marriages. >>> the measure would apply to retailers establishments with 50 or more workers in one location except restaurants. most employees working between four and six hours will receive 15-minute break. those working six or more will get a 30-minute break. >>>today president obama broke with 20 years of government policy and said he'll allow more offshore drilling. the current ban allowed drilling only in the gulf of mexico. expiration for oil and gas will be allowed in the outer continental shelf from delaware to florida and alaska's crook inlet. first state allowed to explore the drilling is virginia. the president considers the new energy policy responsibility. >> we'll protect areas vital to tourism, the environment and national security. we'll be guided by scientific evidence. >> former maryland state senator who helped pass the bill on oil and gas drilling says the 19

let's check in with our chief meteorologist doug hill. >> leon, definitely a streak, but the question is, how much longer will it last? here in the belfort furniture weather center, the storm's center down south, we are keeping our eye on it. maybe some portions of the southern viewing areas, fredericksburg, southern maryland, in that area, you could get some cloudiness, but that is about albeit very mild. 51 in olney, 56 -- but that is about all. very mild. take a look at our wake-up forecast. generally, 38 to 45, but a few spots will be a few degrees higher or lower. as we get to the arrival of spring, a lot of stuff to talk about weatherwise. i think you'll like the forecast, but you can be the judge. >>> a doa incident leads to a massive chase that stretches along the beltway -- an incident leads to a massive chase. stephen tschida joins us. >> it started with a hit and run on the beltway and ended on kenilworth avenue in greenbelt. newschopper 7 hovered overhead while it all went down. prince george's police pulled over a suspect in a bill a hit and run, which apparently took pla

doug hill has a look at the forecast. >> we are finding a number of weather systems that could affect us the next three, four days. fit up, the belfort furniture weather center, 50 and washington, 49 brandywine. the storm scan tracking the high pressure to the south, mild tomorrow, upper 60's. the storm from the central plains will bring clouds during the day friday. thursday forecast, mostly cloudy and cool, low 40's. upper 40's with areas that have more clout. that is the latest for now. -- upper 40's and areas that have more clouds. >>> an alert if you have a young child. >> a local doctor with ties to the capitals is in trouble with the fed's tonight. i discovered the problem growing grass seed, is me. i'm a grass seed failure. well, i forget to water it, and the seed dries out. and once it's dry, it's dead. and once it's dead, it's just... [ male announcer ] that's why there's scotts turf builder grass seed with water smart. scotts best seed wrapped in a super absorbent coating that actually holds ter to keep the seed moist. so now i don't have to worry if i miss a day of waterin

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doug mackinnon, former press secretary for majority leader bob dole.tlemen, this story is fluid. i want to two to this statement first. just a few moments ago tony perkins of the family research council addressed this. he writes, "i've hinted at this before, but now i am saying it -- don't give money to the rnc. if you want to put money into the political process and i encourage you to do so, give directly to candidates who you know reflect your values. the latest incident is another indication to me that the rnc is completely tone deaf to the values and concerns of a large number of people they are seeking financial support from." tony perkins, family research council. gentlemen, may i say that i think this is a real shot. do you think michael steele can survive this pressure and this kind of publicity? >> i don't know, and i don't know if he should step down, but i would say this. if he doesn't step down he should step up and take charge of a very messy situation. i actually wrote him a letter, the chairman, about three weeks ago, telling him after t

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doug nagel, chiropractor, washington capitals. >> the 50-year-old nagel was arrested this morning at his home in reston, virginia. his personal car parked in front of his townhouse. neighbors had no clue he had been arrested for allegedly supplies performance enhancing drugs to local athletes. >> i'm shocked. i'm shocked. i know they are health conscious. >> according to public records, one douglas nagel has been disciplined here in the state of virginia and in pennsylvania for alleged professional misconduct and practicing without a license. he paid fines in both cases. > authorities in florida say that nagel was arrested on their warrant and charged with seven counts of conspiring to deliver a controlled substance, specifically steroids. last year, a florida based associate of nagel pleaded guilty to possessing steroids with intent to sell. that same man, according to an affidavit told nagel that they were supplying to the washington capitals. and according to authorities, here are some fedex receipts for those alleged steroid purchases. nagel's wife, jan, said in a brief telephone

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doug used to do when he was director.and what the cbo has told us, not republicans, not democrats, is that this legislation will save us, will reduce the deficit in the federal government by -- there's a new figure, it used to be 130 billion, we just told it's over $140 billion. over the second ten year's of this bill's existence we will save over $1 trillion. and we can argue about the details, but the fact remains that the congressional budget office which doug used to direct has said we're going to save money. why? because we do a number of things. some are more painful but we do things to move the country forward. as we speak, a child is being born in this country who will have a bill of over $8,000 to help pay for today's health care costs. if that child is born healthy, a lot less. a little sicker, a lot more. but one way or the other we are paying for each person in this country, including the child born right now, over $8,000 per person. that will break us, whether it's private or whether it's medicare or medicaid

the question now is doug dwyer has the courage to do the right thing.nstitution when elected officials like the governor and the attorney do things like this. kurt can criticize it but we will see if other delegates have the same courage. >> dwyer comes up with the same impeachment process every time something happens that he does not >>> next on fox 45 morning news. >> they put him in the suitcase. they did it all. >> reporter: closing arguments in casement the latest disturbing testimony in the case of the death of a cult member's baby. >>> from top 24 to top 20. what last week's eliminated american idol contestants have to say about the current crop of talent. >>> and oh, no, they didn't. it's tabloid tuesday and we've got the ju juiciest celebrity gossip. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, march second. i'm patrice harris. >>> good morning, i'm megan gilliland. >>> we have a school closing to start off this morning for you. garrett county schools are closed today. so far this county has recorded more than 260 inches of snow this winter. can you even im

. >> uma: doug shone great to have you here. >> thank you. >> uma: your insights as always, we appreciatea: kelly. >> kelly: as i've been telling you, we're awaiting remarks from president obama, set to speak any moment now on capitol hill drumming up democratic support for his health care overhaul. we'll bring it to you live as soon as it happens. soon as it happens. stay with us. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. [ deep breathing ] [ light snort ] a ] vicks nyquil cold & flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medicine. ♪ a

doug white is certified to fly single engine planes but not the twin engine turboprop he was aboard easter sunday last year. this is what happened on that fateful day. the pilot suddenly had a heart attack. with the help of air traffic control, white made a safe landing. here's part of his emergency call. >> i need to get this thing on the ground. i'm flying a king air. my pilot's deceased. i need help. i need a king air pilot to talk to. i've already busted 10,000. i'm steady climbing. i need to stop the climb. stay with me. >> now to fargo, north dakota. even though the red river did not do any serious damage when it crested yesterday the danger is not over. authorities are warning about potential environmental hazards that can linger even as the river recedes. >>> finally, a lesbian high school student in mississippi testified before a federal judge today. constance mcmillan told the judge that her free speech was denied when her school refused her, refused to allow her to bring her girlfriend to prom. school officials testified the ordeal was disruptive. both sides will present closing

i'm doug holtz-eakin. >> tom: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, march 2. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, susie. >> susie: good night, tom. i'm susie gharib. thanks, everyone, for watching. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

do you bring doug in and doug doesn't know how. >> right. that time wanted to try to be as calm as i possibly could to keep him as calm as he possibly could and try to give him the confidence he needed to feel that he could fly that plane and get it down safely with his family. >> sure. now, as i understand it, doug white was taking his family back home. he had taken off from marco island in florida and actually there was another pilot flying the plane and he's in a great big king air which he owned. mr. white owned. but had only been in it one time. he owned it as an investment property and the pilot has a heart attack and dies. he only knew how to do one thing, that is run the radio. you were working on landing some other jets at the time. they asked you to come over and help. why? >> they knew that i had pilot experience. they knew that i had prior to becoming an air traffic controller flew for a corporate company in had time in a lear jet and i had a flight instructor experience so they wanted to get somebody with pilot experience to hel

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meteorologist doug hill is here with the forecast. looking good. >> beautiful weather. here is the latest high above, 31 stories above. river levels are down. skies are clear. this is good stuff. do not get used to this. it will get rather chilly again next week. on the weatherbug network, 63 degrees. martinsburg, 67. 67 in king george as well. our forecast, more of the same, sunshine, warm. overnight, clear and pleasant, 38 to 45. when will it rain again? some of the questions we will answer in our forecast coming up. >>> coming up, a woman was a victim of an attack after accepting a ride from a stranger. >> not everyone will share when the tiger woods makes his return. >> how old am i? >-- how worried am i? captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> please continue to search for a washington mother and her son tonight. the trail has gone cold. police are hoping a more clues will appear. after several days looking in the water and the words, police and olympia, washington, have called off their search. >> two people who disappeared off the fa

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maryland attorney general doug gansler helped to campaign for the president. in his bid for the white house. a spokeswoman told fox 45 news, such a challenge would be premature. >> the arguments that this health care law are unconstitutional, are clever, creative, very good conservative lawyers. have come up with them. but the truth is, that they are pretty specta laactive. >> besides lawsuits, many states are putting up legislative barricades, prohibiting the federal mandate from taking effect n other states, there is an effort to amend constitution. to block the new health care law. in maryland, senator e.j. pipkin introduced one of the bills. >> it becomes all the more important that the citizens of the state of maryland tell the federal government that they are not going to be forced to either purchase health care or be fined if they don't. >> i think that this really is far from over. i think, that it will continue as a battle that will consume public attention, at least for the rest of the year. and, i think, it is unlikely to end unless, you know, there