southbound traffic is moving well towards fayette street. downtown nothing to worry b drive times are still doing okay. harrisburg expressway southbound from shawan to the beltway takes about five minutes and 59 southbound on white marsh to the beltway 6 minutes. and bel air to providence and 7 minutes between 795 and 70. charley. >>> thousands turn out for the albaquerky international balloon fiesta. the fall tradition began in 1972 with 13 balloons. now the festival is the largest ballooning event on earth. it is the most photographed event as well. the largest annual international event held in the u.s. and on saturday, the festival broke a world record launching 345 balloons within an who you're time. official confirmation from beginsous records will be -- guinness records will be in the next few weeks in week two of a trial that has so many glued andwatching. what is speced to happen in the trial of michael jackson's former doctor. >> reporter: amanda knox trial is underway this morning in italy. details object the -- on the trial comin

so, once you get down to fayette treed street you should be okay down to the light.jfx and we had a disabled vehicle at ruxton. >> go to the official wmar facebook fan page because the question up is what about these time stamped marriages? the agreement beforehand? who knows let us know what you think. facebook, go to new york now for "good morning america.

no issues reported between the beltway and fayette street. appears the majority of parents are now getting their children vaccinated but many are following the schedule and they are not doing it. the government recommends by the age 6 kids should be vaccinated against 14 diseases and at least two doses a study found 1 in 10 parents are using an alternative vaccination schedule. doctors say there's one recommended schedule for everyone. researchers say using a different schedule associated with not having regular health care providers for the child. >> to wait to vaccinate on a so- called alternative schedule putting your child at risk and you're hoping that everybody else has immunized their child. >> experts say scientists all over the world have determined when the vaccines work best and that's when kids need to get the most protection. >>> how long do you want to be married? maybe two years. just ahead, what we are considering a area in one country now considering putting a time stamp on nuptials. we will explain and is this a fair competi

good mornnng patrice, we're 83 and fayette streee... where this red light camera has been flashing all mooning.and now... one group is now speaking out about it.... sayinn the ay these cameeas are controlled puts profits before people. people.last year nearly 200,000 red light camera tiikets were hhnded out in baltimore city... generating 75 dollars per ticket.those profits are shared between the city and a ppivate business that actually installs and controls the tickets issued. but the issue at hand... is paid according to the number - of tickets issued... and that's what has maryland's public interest research group worried that thhs could become all about money. been known to increase safety - traffic camer company's are aginst that cauus hey want to issue as many citations as poss. possible.maryland pirg believes the solution is for the city and ooher municipallties to take back total control of the red liggt camerassin addition... all violations are upposed to be reviewed by a law enforcemmnt official before a ticket is issued ut w

questiinee.good morning patrice, we're standing heee at the corner oo 83 aad fayette street...where this red light camera has beee flashing all morning.and speaking out aaout it... saying the way these ccmeras are controlled puts profits before people. people.last year nearly 200,000 red light camera tickets were handdd out in baltimore city... generating 75 dolllrs per ticket.those city and a private business he that actually installs and controls the tickets issued. but the issue at hand... is that the third party... is paid according to the number of tickets issued... and that's what has maryland's ppblic interest research group worried that this could become all about money. the goal of the third party compann is to make of course some studies do camera's are improving safety reducing accidents that may be profit shouldn't come before public safety and munipalities should forfeit control of public safety... pafety...maryland pirg believes the solution is for the city and other municipaliiies to takee bacc &ptotal control of the red ligh violations are supposed to be reviewe

questioned.good morning patrice, we're standing here at the corner of 83 and fayette street... whhre ttis red light caaerr has een flashing all morning.and now... one group is now sppaking out about it... saying the way these cameras are controlled puus prooits before people. people.last year nearly 200,000 red light camera tickets were handeddouu in baltimore city... generating city and a private business that actually installs and controls the ttccets issued. but the iisue at handd.. is that the third paaty... is paid according to the number of tickets issued... and that's what has maryland's public interest research group worriid that thisscould become all about money. &p (1:35)the ggal of the moneyyoff of these citations e - of course some studies do &pindicate that these red light cammra's are iiproving afeey reduccng accidents that may e the case what we're saying is profit shouldn't come before public safett and munipalities should forfeit ccntrol of safety...maryland pirg believes the solution is for the city and other municipalities to take back total control of the re

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no incidents on your way downtown towards fayette street. >>> children are four times as likely to be hit by a car on halloween night than any other time of the year. the cdc says eye trauma and burns from flammable costumes are also common on halloween. we are working with you and for you to give you the tips you need to know to keep your kids safe. local community centers, shopping malls and schools should organize festivities and allow kids to trick or treat inside. if a kid goes out at night, make sure they stick to sidewalks and o bay signals to avoid the risks that block a child's vision, and make sure the fabrics and accessories are made of flip resistant -- flame resistant materials and bring a flashlight while trick or treating. >>> food is good, some say this is better. it wasn't the gee no giant had fans lining up, it was the real geno showing up to fan as thrill. >>> occupy wall street protest will reach a new level what the group has planned. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning i

most traffic running southbound downtown but between the beltway and fayette, no incidents and that's always good news. >>> scientistses in singapore doing all they can to help endangered animals. projects are cutting the edge and helping prevent animals from becoming extinct. the third time is a charm. former beetle is hoping his third trip down the aisle won't turn out the way the second one did. that was splashed across the tabloids, whether he explain when good morning maryland returns on this monday, october 10th. >>> around the world this morning, a massive clean up is underway in new zealand. a container spill containing fuel. officials are worried the ship could be breaking up. >>> singapore a bright to breed animals on the verge of extinction. scientistses have been breeding elephants, komodo dragon, leopard and orangutan. they bread 90% of the animals. >>> paul mccartney is a married man again. this is the third trip down the aisle for the former beetle as he married nancy in london. they tied the north at the hall where mc cartny and his first wife married in 69. linda died

no delays to fayette downtown.pside of the beltway, 695, harford, seeing the slow down to the right. give yourself extra time, starting to get volume on the inner loop as well. back to you. >>> some in baltimore are fed up the government and take to it a bridge and use it as a focal point for a protest. kuren redmond is at the bridge with a preview of what some are saying the bridge is as far as symbolic role. >> reporter: charlie, millions of americans are jobs. a group of unemployed workers plan on protesting, they plan on having a vigil along the russel street bridge. the reason they chose the bridge because they say the bridge needs work and so do we, referring to the infrastructure part of president obama's jobs bill. estimated 30 o$million american are out of work. the senate is expected to make a major vote on president obama's $447 billion american jobs acts bill. the bill could create 2 million jobs, to fix infrastructure cut payroll taxes and extends benefits and provide money. the unemployed workers who

going towards downtown towards fayette street. should be okay. >>> october is domestic violence awareness month and the family and childrens services of central maryland hosted a women's witness expo. it was to ohm power minds and body. he would at wood lawn high school. the expo featured massages, self defense and a kiddy corner with yoga and zumba. >>> surveillance footage of a mystery man surfaces in kansas city. could this be a link investigators could be looking for? >>> the grand prix race leaves behind speculation as to how much money it could bring in to the charm city. a live look as we go to break of baltimore's inner harbor, you are watching good morning maryland. thank you for starting your workweek off with us, back in a bit. [ sue ] wow! i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned, my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid.

i am fayette one here. and let me love you climb up are you with the turf it's nominal oh well you. know. you well. so i go. i go this soldier's soldier my boy wants to come help so i didn't touch him don't you see what you said to me. it's just me but you know she's here to indicate it's for you boys below i want to get the boy was to date in this situation. in israel and there are many many questions why are we here oh maybe we give anything to our enemies and we are in the middle of a war even if we are not saying it aloud lee. and they think it's a phone there are not questions the only answers we hear because of our pets. god promised them this is the land belongs to us. oh no. you can see this is the essence the hard core so that your patients because they are so good as living inside the me because the center of a palestinian city and you the fire scene is there and they are very extreme and there is the army to protect them and they can decide for the thing that's against the settlers so you have all the elements for great drama you know this is the essence of the occupation

no issues to report between the beltway and fayette. the outer loop, busier here, the outer loop to the right, we are starting to get volume, but no issues or delays through the construction zone. drive times are doing fine because of the light traffic. harrisburg, to the beltway, five minutes, 95 white marsh. traveling the outer loop, bel air to providence, 6 minutes. 795 to 70, 7 minutes. >>> death toll has gone up from the contaminated cantaloupes and out could get worse. health reporter linda so joins news the studio with the latest. >>> the new deaths were reported in indiana and new york and a death in wyoming last week. officials in louisiana say they are investigating two listeria deaths possibly related to the outbreak. that brings the total count up to 21 people who died from contaminated cantaloupes. the number could go up because it can take up to two months for symptoms to show up. contaminated cantaloupes came from jensen farms in colorado. they were shipped all over the country. they should be out of stores by now. cdc of

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but you're fine down to fayette street.o you. >> >>> health news this morning a study says taking vitamin e pills may be risky for men. men who take the high doses may have an increased risk for prostate cancer after taking the pills. doctors say it's another sign people should be careful about using vitamins and supplements and chief medical officer says men should stop taking large doses of vitamin e and then consult your doctor. >>> and also this morning, for you it's about the health for you and the health of your dog dog. a report says pep ppy mills can cause long-term psychological damage. dogs carry emotional scars after they entered loving homes many researchers found dogs from the mills had higher levels of phobia compulsive behaviors and heightened levels of sensitivity. >>> things are going to be changing for the girl scouts. what's different and why leaders felt the need to shake things up a bit. plus... >> reporter: today will be a colorful and visual way to commemorate breast cancer awareness. i will tell you

and heading towards fayette street. >> am i in trouble?>> she is sitting 4 feet from me and i got the eye. any guys out there you got the eye before i just got it. >>> dancing with the stars took it to broadway and like any good production there was show stopping numbers and standing ovations. lowest scores chaz bono and lacey and they landed the bottom of the leader board for the third time. hope solo and her partner were behind and ricky lake tied -- rikki lake tied for first. nancy grace third and to find out who goes home tune into abc2 tonight live results show at nine and you can also talk to us as we are watching the results show on facebook. >>> no agreement no game. decision nba made for the start of the season after failing to reach progress with the players. that story is straight ahead when or if the nba comes back to the hardwood. that's ahead. good morning maryland" continues. [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natura

nothing in your way down to fayette street. back to you. >> and amber alert has two state agencies on high alert. it was issued overnight in germantown and now we have learned the child's mo

. >> bart spent millions building a new ramp for disabled riders at the louisiana fayette station, but there are a few things they forgot. the ramp on the south side of the station is designed to help wheelchairs get up and down a steep slope. but getting to and from the ramp poses a few problems according to some people who use wheelchairs. >> there's really nowhere to go once you come down the ramp into the parking lot, there's no way to go. there's no ramp. >> there are also no disabled parking spots on the south side of the station. they are all on the other side in the larger north lot. bart says they will fix the curbs and provide disabled parking and promise to have it done by christmas. >> other stories making headlines around the bay area. vandals -- the chance to release thousands of salmon they raised over the last year. sometime between monday and tuesday morning, nets that were keeping the young fish protected were cut. 20,000 salmon were released prematurely into the bay. >>> a uc berkeley as trough physicist won the nebel prize. proving that the universe is expanding ind

a coworker road with her, leaving tee anna to wait at this stop at the corner of fayette and utah. it was then a white four-door car pulled up and a man inside called out to tiana. >> interview: at some point a passenger rolled his window down and called back out to her and the witness thinks they called her by name. >> reporter: tiana hesitantly approached the car, had a conversation with the three people inside, and eventually crawled into the back seat. a city watch camera panning the area caught glimpses of what happened. >> i see the video, the camera swing past the bus stop, there is the white car, the camera swings back around after its automated patrol and she is gone and the white car is gone. you almost feel like you could reach in the video and say "don't reach into that car." >> reporter: a few hours later a woman's screams are heard in woodlawn, it's now about 1:15 in the morning. >> interview: they believe that what she was yelling was "no" or"stop" several times. that voice stopped and she was discovered the next morning. >> reporter: her body was found lying next to

had a nice tweet from peggy out in la fayette. i did see a couple of 40s out in la fayette.d of a cool, cool day. we should be mostly sunny dater -- later on. breezy, sunny. a little warmer, not much warmer. and it looks like we'll cool off. >>> hurricane rena is stronger. now a kat 2 storm, could -- category 2 storm. could become a hurricane tonight. a hurricane watch is in effect for that area. rena is packing winds close to 100 miles an hour. >>> 7:57. more on the developing news we've been following since 4:30 this morning. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, october 25th. >>> we have anian date on this still developing -- an update on this still verying story. the police raid shutting down the two "occupy oakland" encampments. we're waiting for the conference to start. this all started around frank ogawa plaza around 4:30 this morning, later moved on to snow park near lake merritt. watch your screens. you are looking at video of officers in their riot gear removing protesters from snow park

walnut creek in there, la fayette, 80 -- 82, 85 san jose, 88 gilroy. santa clara at 84. 84 san tar close -- san carlos, redwood city. 70s on the coast. and upper 70s low, 80s even in the city. friday looks good to go, warm weather still all right on the weekend. >>> defense attorneys for dr. conrad murray have announced they are changing their tactic. our reporter is outside of the los angeles courtroom where the trial is just getting underway. claudia? >> reporter: well, good morning, mike. you know, over the past two days, a sleep expert and cardiologist have testified that had the doctor behaved responsibly, michael jackson would still be alive today. instead these prosecution witnesses have testified his medical negligence led directly to the singer's death. now, the jury has heard that treating him with propofol violates the medical code in many ways. the witness called it in. -- called it inconscionable to treat michael jackson with propofol in the first place. mike, they could rest their case today. if not today, next week there's no court tomor

peggy from la fayette just sent me a photo. sunrise does, you know, with the higher clouds that definitely helps. nice glow to the sunrise. cold morning, sunny, mild. 70s on the high side. the weekend looks good. it will be dry. probably some fog coming back. we tried -- dried out the air mass. the next sign of rain for those of you who work outside -- andy coombs, he's a tennis pro, and he says i work outside, steve. i need to know when it's gonna rain. not this weekend, but next weekend, one of our models is pretty bullish. that fog got wiped out and it was windy in the hills and the wind and fog are now long gone. the system that came by. that's producing that band of high clouds. that will clear out fast. very chilly. kenwood, yountville, 36. 37 in sonoma. fairfax, 39. la fayette, pleasant hill. danville was in at 39. palo alto 39. 38 fairfield, 38 santa rosa with low 40s for livermore, redwood city and san rafael. only san francisco is in the 50s. everyone else 30s and 40s. we'll go for a high of 70 degrees in san francisc

. >> well, i was convicted in fayette county, kentucky, 1983 of a triple homicide.victed with mitchell willoughby who is also on death row with me. it grew out of an argument. there were drugs involved. we were both very high on several different mind-altering substances. >> like randy haight, halvorsen says he regrets what he did to his victims and the impact his crime had on his family. >> the hardest thing i ever remember working through is my mother coming to the jail to see me the first time after i was arrested. and her whole soul was turned inside out. and, i mean, she sat there and just cried and cried. >> halvorsen lectures to groups of troubled teens brought to ksp as a way to deter them from lives of crime. >> and i tell these kids, you know, because a lot of children have this mentality that they're hero worshiping guys that are bad. and i'm not a bad guy. i'm a stupid, ignorant person for getting into the trouble that i did, but, you know, you can't do these kinds of things and ever feel good about it. >> until their sentences are overturned, death row

. >>> in fayette county, west virginia, more than 400 people take a big leap.hey kicked off their annual bridge day celebration with a base jump. thank god there is a parachute. it is billed as the largest extreme sports event in the world. >>> it is 24 minutes after the hour. bonnie schneider has another check of the weather. bonnie, it is going to be windy, windy, windy across much of the great lakes. isn't it? >> i just can't get that cockroach -- >> take your pick. they're both awful. >> exactly. i'll pass on both. oh, thank you for showing that again. okay. >>> well, here's what we are looking at. windy weather across much of michigan. yesterday the wind gusts were just intense. look at this -- 49 money at hammond bay. winds were very, very strong. that's why over 50,000 people are still without power in michigan. we're also seeing strong winds across green bay in wisconsin and look for winds to continue. our computer models for today, areas you see here highlighted show where we're seeing some of the stronger winds and to the purples and blues. we'll be w

advocates for the disabled are not happy about the new $2 million access ramp at the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. the ramp, they say, zigzags up the hill to theburg is station south entrance. it-- it does in the have access to go from the parking lot to the sidewalk where the ramp begins. there are 117 stalls for vehicles. however, none of the disabled. >>> the oakland city auditor, it's shown that it quadrupled to $51 million. the auditor said it was allowed to expand to that because no single agency was in control. she said it's important to have a more organized approach during the massive renovation of the oakland army base. >>> all right. 7:07 is the time. we want to check in with sal and see how things are on the roads. >> we are looking at slow traffic as it normally is, although we don't have any crashes on the you -- on the approach to the bay bridge. let's take a look. the traffic looks pretty good coming up to the toll plaza as it normally does. you can tell by the fact that it's still moving through. it's not -- you know, it's not -- it's not great but once you get on the br

there you can see it is moving a little better as you start to head downtown towards fayette street.ident now back to "good morning america." ♪ party rock is in the house tonight everybody just have a good time and we gone pa make you lose your mind ♪ >>> josh wrote the open. >> one word. epic. epic. good morning, welcome to a halloween celebration like you have never seen before, especially here at "good morning america." we're pulling out all the stop this is morning. look at the bling that george has on. >> i like that. i'm going take that home. >> a big costume reveal. >> a quick change coming up. >>> also ahead, chef rocco dispirito. he's totally into the spirit. he'll be in costume, too. >> halloween is not just for grown ups. children like it too? we have the cutest costumes for your kids. and also your little four-legged friends, too. >> oh, cute. >> we could in the get dave. >> oh, no. >> look at that. >> is that panda bear? >>> so cameron mathison is going way undercover to find out what it really takes to be a zombie. and why are they so hot? wow. wow. taking it very serio

heading too fayette downtown no problems.ear. we will send you back to new york and good morning america and see you in a half-hour. >>> this is a special edition of "good morning america," amanda knox, judgment day, with robin roberts and george stephanopoulos. >> you're looking at live pictures from perugia, italy. now, the jury, the judges, locked in deliberation to determine if she'll go free after four years in prison. "20/20" coanchor i elizabeth vargas and josh elliott are covering the case this morning. >> i can only imagine what the parents and family are feeling. >>> plus, we're kicking off a celebration of the totally awesome '80s. to get things started, you pick the '80s hit you want to hear. we'll pick three songs. this is one of them. >> joan jett. >> i love rock and roll. >> and madonna. >> and the third one for today? ♪ oh, oh, living on a prayer >> weigh in. weigh in. zblun believable. >> use your gma app or smart phone. of those three hits, which one is your favorite? >> there are so many more to choose from

. >>> in fayette county, west virginia, more than 400 people take a leap, a big one.eir annual bridge day celebration with a big base jump. it is billed as the largest extreme sports event in the world. scary. >>> and texas rangers fans jubilant. the rangers are world series-bound for their second straight year. they beat the detroit tigers last night 15-5. game five of the american league series. >>> from the cnn center, this is cnn sunday morning. it's october 16, good morning, everybody. so glad you're with us. i'm alino cho. t.j. holmes is on assignment. >>> hurricane irene postponed the martin luther king jr. memorial dedication, but today the dream is realized. the reverend jesse jackson will join me in a few minutes, and designer tommy hilfiger a little later on. why is he involved? we'll tell you. >>> and a month into the protests and thousands of people around the world are taking up the cause of occupy wall street. in new york city alone, the demonstrators are moving e ingi times square. >>> we begin in washington where the reverend martin luther king jr. me

huckabee's file in fayette though, none of them ever came forward, or very few of them ever did.they went on to live their life. no one ever gave them any grief. i tried to call a few of them. and i didn't get very far with most of them. i remember calling one person in particular whose name was all over the files. i think probably a name that many of you would recognize, somebody in a position of some prominent in town. in a high number of me. he wouldn't talk to me about it. that was one way to do it, which was to pretend that nothing happened. and so, why not judgmental about a lot of people, i am judgmental about the people who really ran amok that year and were allowed to run amok at the school authorities and really paid very little price for it and in later years never did come forward. and i think also that there is this dangerous trend to pretend that things are not all that bad and that things have been exaggerated and that the little rock nine is sort of created a cottage industry of sympathy and that enough already with this and let's just move on. and it's all exagge

south saw saw leito tiburon, crockett, vallejo, 75 in fairfield. 72 oakland, berkeley and orinda, la fayette, all in the 70s. livermore, a little warmer. 78, santa cruz, morgan hill. 60s on the coast, including pacifica daly city and 70sen the peninsula. everyone is close -- 70s on the peninsula. temperatures will continue to stay right here for the weekend. with your weekend always in view, it looks pretty good but i think an increase in the fog will be fine. and then we start to focus our attention on more cooling and maybe some rain later in the week. >>> it might not look like winter but one lake tahoe area ski resort is planning to kick off the -- kickoff the ski season. less than two hours ago this photo was tweeted with one of the slopes with the caption reading "riding on this today?" yes, please. if all goes well, it plans to open up and skiers will ski on man made snow. the record snowfall last season allowed some of the either sort -- resorts to stay open until july. >>> and a snowboarding competition called the downtown throwdown is being held tomorrow. it's similar to the icer a

it is moving along a little bit better as you head down towards north avenue and downtown towards fayettee good to go. we'll send it back to new york and good morning america. id you so lay. cirque du soleil. cirque du solei ♪ >>> great monday morning crowd with us here in times square. we're keeping up with the kardashian bro this morning. rob making a name for himself in the ballroom. how are he and cheryl burke planning to wow the judges tonight? cameron mathison behind the scenes with a sneak peek. >> everybody's got to step it up right now. >>> we have a medical mystery that affects 1 in 10. a little girl who eats so many things that are not food. chewing up lightbulbs, part of bricks, too. >>> and we have the amazing tribute to michael jackson from cirque du soleil. you can only see it right here. >> i love them. >> me, too. >>> we're tikicking off the my g is better than your dog challenge. >> are you kidding me? >> this dog here on the john deere. >> watch out little kids. that is amazing. a better driver than me. let's get news from josh. >>> we're going to begin with the latest

your way down to north avenue as you can see things are moving much better making your way down to fayetteack to good morning america. see you in a half-hour. >>> good morning, america. >> have fun storming the castle. >> think it will be a good day? >> better not let them know. >> billy crystal, carol kane, miracle max and valerie. we sat down with the cast and crew. >> we have massive fans of that show. i'm sorry. i hit my straw. and it started raining. i meant to have sound effects. >> yeah. >> big deal. >>> we have a memorable season for "the real housewives of new jersey." a revealing conversation ahead. and they're right here in our studio. caroline menzo, louisa. >>> and our totally '80s awesome weekend continues with the fashion styles. they're coming back. members only jackets, shoulder pads. yes. shoulder pads make your waist look smaller. did you know that? joan collins is no fool. we're going to show you how to make it work and look fabulous. >> i'm not in for the members only. josh, are you? >> yes, you are. >> not members. >> you're not a member of the club. >> sam's over the

an accident going to north avenue is where it will start to continue the volume downtown towards fayettel send it back to new york and "good morning america. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> look at that wonderful crowd out in the rain in times square. >> they are the oregon ducks. >> that's true. and packer fans, too. >> just another summer day. >> that's right. "baby, baby," justin bieber getting pulled over by police. turns out the cops may have had bieber fever. >>> also, eva longoria's here, right here in the studio. star of "desperate housewives." and with the dish on life after wisteria lane. >>> and a plastic surgery horror story. how she ended up with not what she was hoping to get. it's a dramatic story. we're going to tell it to you coming up. >>> and "modern family," we have an exclusive sneak peek of what's coming up. next week's episode. america's favorite family. you'll only see here on "gma." >>> first, let's get news from josh. >> good morning to all of you. we're going to begin with the wife of wall street swindler, bernie madoff. she's breaking her silence with a stunning

fayette street, watch for crash. j.f.x. is running as smoothly. direction is now gone. it has not been all that bad delay-wise because it is columbus day. we will switch to 8 live view of traffic on at 295. looks like both lines are open. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava, over to you. >> a few clouds in the sky, but as the sunshine continues to rise, it is going to shine through. it will be mostly sunny, although it will not be as bright as we saw this weekend. we are well above where we should be this time of year. we will say goodbye to the warm and sunny weather and in its place, rain will move in. the rain holds off until tuesday night. rainy forecast for wednesday. rain chance is to continue in the end of the week. for the weekend, we are calling for it to be mostly dry. nothing like running a marathon in october in 80-degree weather. >> we will have another update at 8:55 >>> 8:30 now on a monday morning, the 10th day of october, 2011. we have a pretty big crowd this morning, enjoying the start of columbus day here at rockefeller

and fayette street should be good to go. let me see your body rock [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, america. michelle obama speaking out this morning, on her personal passion, to help people turn their lives around. what she's doing to help so many. looking forward to share that with you. >>> denise picked that song for a reason, "body rock." can you get in shape in just 15 minutes a day? we'll find out how in just a minute. >>> once you've burned all those calories, let's go eat. why not? wolfgang puck is here. it smells amazing. he's cooking up a fall feast. >>> let's take a moment and congratulate robin. a big night for you last night. american association of state colleges and universities gave you the distinguished alumnus award last night. this is from making a significant contribution in the public and cultural light. >> thank you. it was for my school, south louisiana university. it's the smaller schools from state universities across the country. i was very proud to be representing southeastern. thank you.

we are going to move onto fayette, alabama. alabama you are on booktv. what did you think about the debt panel? >> caller: thanks big-time tremendously for accepting my call. i don't call often enough because you will don't show your phone numbers down at the bottom often enough for each hour on your calling programs like speeds -- c-span weekday mornings and i wish i knew why. you want to show the phone numbers more often down at the bottom. i am very grateful to those authors, especially that last one on the history of debt. he was the only one that i heard. i have three questions for all of you, and i will -- i don't mean for them to be. first of all, how many of born-again christians, are committed jewish sisters and brothers and muslim and sikh sisters and brothers are in this wonderful, outstanding march that i just wish i were a part of? i'm sick and tired of the way they call these mobs on protestant radio. second, why can't we fulfill our debt to china and other countries for services in trade, even if it means their purchase of our real estate