fog and smoke reduced advice ability along the highway south of gainesville causing authorities to closeist-75 for more than three -- close i-75 for more than three hours. the crash injured nearly 20 people. >>> today governor o'malley will tackle the issues important to marylanders. governor o'malley gives the state of the state address today and sherrie johnson is here to give you a preview. >> reporter: good morning. well folks are very interested to hear what he has to say as he updates us at noon on the condition of maryland. the governor says he will discuss how there's nothing more important for a family security and future than a job. and how together, we created over 30,000 new jobs last year driving our unemployment rate down to 6.7%. our lowest in three years. his agenda includes capital programs to support 52,000 jobs. civil marriage protection act creation of maryland invasion and initiative and legislation to promote affordable health care. governor o'malley wants to hear from you and people can view that address streamed live. head to abc2news.com and click on state and there

i'm joined by jay ritter in gainesville he's a professor of finance at the university of florida and in toronto we cross to peter leeds he's a financial analyst and publisher of the peter leeds newsletter or a gentleman cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really very much encourage it if i could go to peter leeds in toronto on the face of it is this going to be a good party good i.p.o. will be successful and it's a good long term investment there's for me on the show peter i think first the price is going to go up i think to be successful i.p.o. on first glance but then you're going to have to look at the valuation ratios you know it's going to one hundred times earnings twenty five times revenues that's way too high we think a lot of people are going to jump into it just because it is facebook and we think it's going to go the price further and at the end of the day this start over time will start coming back down jay what do you think about that i mean more hype in a common sense being. how did here when we look at this i.p.o. i mean i obvio

everything is fine in the tysons corner area and 66 out of gainesville. we'll end with a live look as you cross the roosevelt bridge into downtown. things looking fine 066. -- fine on 66. >>> the end of the relationship between susan g. komen for the cure and planned parenthood is turning into a public relations nightmare for komen. >> the organization has been flooded with a swarm of angry. mails and facebook postings since it announced it would no longer donate money to planned parenthood. delia goncalves is live outside planned parenthood in d.c. with more. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. even though this planned parenthood never did receive funding, however, you can tell by the pink banner that it's posted underneath the flag it is standing in solidarity with all of its clinics. the komen foundation has long donated millions of dollars to helping the fight against breast cancer including screenings and exams for women but its recent decision to pull funding from planned parenthood has created a wave of baby backlash. a

. >> i will talk about 66 eastbound coming out of gainesville to get into manassas with just a littlee on 29 through gainesville and through the battlefield and into camp washington looks pretty quiet. looks good through falls church and 395 inside the beltway to the 14th street bridge. no problems for our police force on the george washington parkway or the clara barton parkway. smooth transition in and out of maryland and this is the wilson bridge. >> 5:40 right now. prince or discounted councilwoman is sorry for her behavior behind the wheel. sources tell abc 7 news that karen toles was going more than 100 miles an hour on the beltway last week. she kept going when officers tried to pull her over. when she stopped she was belligerent and steps saying who she was and got a $90 ticket for an unsafe lane change and a warning for speeding. she issued a statement saying she was laid for a meeting and that she regrets the incident. >> work could soon begin on the final mile of the intercounty connector. marylanders the governor says it will be from interstate 95 to route 1 in laurel. i w

gainesville, 55 degrees and looks like we will be right around 60 this afternoon. a few isolated showers later this afternoon after sunset. we will talk more about that coming up. >> work on a new landmark on the national mall is under way. president obama joined the celebrations to break ground on the new museum dedicated to african-american history. >> the streets are open again because the president has departed but it was a wonderful ceremony. a lot of song and good feeling for the altman -- for the opening of the newest museum. it is the smithsonian's 19th museum, the museum of african- american history and culture. it will be a 380,000 square foot museum to be completed in late 2015. it costs about half a million dollars. half is from congress but half is from private sources including children from the montessori school in new york who gave $600 in coins to the effort. it will tell the story president obama says, of african american history that should be remembered by all. >> i think about my daughters and i think about your children. millions of visitors w

. >>> if you're watching us in jacksonville, florida, in nearby gainesville, learn from the remains ofreatures that are millions of years old at cruisin' the fossil free way at the florida museum of natural history. that's your early event of the day. i don't know where i come up with this stuff. >>> okay, bill. ing that you so much. now here's look at this morning's look at entertainment. there's no doubt their night was darkened by the death of whitney houston but the show definitely did go on saying we had a death in our family. ll cool jay held a prayer later accompanied only by piano jennifer hudson sang houston's trademark hit "i will always love you." she received a standing ovation. >>> foo fighters won five grammys for rock. another singer amy winehouse won for best pop duo with tony bennett. taylor swift took two awards. but this year the night belonged to 23-year-old english soul singer adele, well deserved there. she matched beyonce for most grammy wins by a woman in a single night with six, including album, record, and song of the year. ironically, though, given the succes

interstate 75 in gainesville was covered in haze and smoke. florida highway patrol was under investigation now for reopening the six-lane highway with such poor visibility. an amazing fiery crash rescue was caught on tape. to new jersey police officers pulled his mana man from his car that was on fire in his driveway. please work quickly to get him to safety. he was treated for smoke inhalation. the police officers were not injured. the case of the fire is now under investigation. japan is digging out from its worst snowstorm in five years. it dumped more than 10 feet of snow. a killed more than 50 people and injured nearly 600. one steel bridge collapsed under the weight of the snow. japan is expecting even more snow today. >> that is a good example of the cold and snow is out there, does not here. -- just not here. it is not getting pushed over the pole. even alaska, one of the coldest winters in 40 years. it is just not budging southward. >> it is now our turn this time. injuring seasonably road temperatures. let's take a look at the foreca

coming in from the west whether heading in from leesburg or gainesville, all lanes are open right over to the beltway on both of those major corridors. we'll take a live look at the american legion bridge on the west side of town. things look great basically between bethesda and tysons corner here. we'll go back over to the maps this time all the way down to southern maryland. no problems to report route 5, route 4, 3 on 1 all the way to the beltway you'll be fine, near andrews air force base and oxon hill to the bridge. as you leave route 2 heading toward annapolis and 97, everything is fine to the beltway. one last look back at our graphics. if you're planning to use public transportation, metro, marc and vre are all running on time. more on the area roadways coming up in a few minutes. >>> we want to take another look at our question of the day. the average american encounters 270 of these a day. is it a, commercials, b, web pages, or c, people? >> well, one of our facebook friends wrote c, people, because let's face it, it's just a nice way of saying it is. log on to the pusa9 face

fog and smoke from a nearby fire reduced visibility to down near zero along a stretch of 75 near gainesville. the road was closed for three hours on sunday but it was reopened in and the crash happened. it was closed again later as a precaution. the crash is considered the worst in the past 30 years. an 11th victim just found. >>darya: of the children of the minnesota couple missing in the italian cruise ship disaster are planning a memorial service for their appearance. thereto of 16 passengers still missing from the shipwreck. italian authorities called off the search citing a danger to rescue workers. the ship ran aground last month of of the coast of italy, 17 bodies have been recovered. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside. we're watching heavy drizzle around the bay. death before >>mark: a little bit of land outside of sacramento if. snow falling near the tahoe area 50 if floor of a leather in just a minute. >>darya: in national news, washington state is set to take a vote today on legalizing same-sex marriage. the doe has narrow suppor

killed her father, mother and older sister all of this part of sunday's massive crash along i-75 in gainesville florida and all 11 people were killed. libyan -- she is is alive and grieving part of the loss of her family here from brazil illegally returning from a church conference when the accident happened. doctors told the teen tuesday the family had been killed. >> she had a good reaction because she thought she would be removed. it could be worse but she was -- she is trying to process everything. >> there were concerns that she would be deport -- deported because she is here illegally but that won't happen. say federal officials. >>> hour years -- hours overnight. man is buried up to his neck could barely breath. rescuers say that's the only reason he survived. after rescuers dug for three hours the man was pulled to safety. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital. >>> happening right now officials are monitoring a remote alaska volcano that could launch an ash cloud and that would potentially threaten intercontinental flights. charley saturday live desk monitoring -- is at the live desk ri

generally speaking things are looking good in virginia on the dulles toll rod from leesburg, 66 in from gainesville. we'll take a look live outside right now and here's what it looks like from centreville at route 29. nice and light all the way to the beltway and inside the beltway to the roosevelt bridge as well. the time head south over to 395 going at 65 inside the beltway at duke street, no problems here. all the way up to the 14th streit bridge. a live look into springfield. northbound 95 incident-free from the occoquan river and a live look at duke street as well on the northbound side of 395 as i said about 65 here all the way into downtown. into maryland next time arnold at 4:55. >>> not many people like going through airport security. botanist necessity though. be -- but it's a necessity though. but there could be an alternative to the bare feet and belt removal. >> kristin fisher reports on the new tsa program that's coming to all three washington area airports by the end of the year. >> i travel 140,000 miles year and anything that will make it go smoother and be less obtrusive would be

dulles toll road out of leesburg 66 out of gainesville, no problems. we'll take a close look at the american legion bridge. no problems to report. both loops of the beltway across the river here. coming up in my next report, another look at the big picture at 4:55. >>> monika usually shows us a picture like this full of traffic and it can be harmful for your heart. a report in the journal of medicine and science in sports and exercise looked at data on almost 8,000 men over 20 years. the results showed men who spent ten hours per week in a car or more than 23 hours watching tv and driving combined were more likely to die of cardiovascular disease. if you have a long, stressful commute, doctors say change your routine or possibly telecommute one once or twice a week. >>> a diet pill's safety concerns derailed this in the past but thats that changed. >> reporter: marian said he tried just about every diet but could not lose weight. >> family and friends were convinced that i must have been doing something wrong because why wasn't it coming off. >> report

seeing rain around rockville and gainesville but near damascus and mount ariane, blue mountain, all seeing snow right now. also, rain/snow line will continue to progress down to the east. i do expect it to come close to the d.c. area. here we are at 12:30 and you see the rain/snow line around the gaithersburg area through sterling around watch what happens as we move through the night. here's the rain/snow line and by 7:00 tomorrow morning we may be seeing snow around the district. once again, i don't expect to see problems on the roadways even to the north and west where it could be snowing most of the night. down south, good rains in southern maryland. tomorrow afternoon we get a reprieve at 11:00 and most of us see a break. here comes, i think, a more significant band of snow. this could give us a coating in some locations. it depends on where you are. some of you may see a little bit more than that. up to the north, one to two inches. an inch around the i-95 corridor and it won't cause any problems. maybe a little bit more near the south and east as a coastal storms develops and in the

fulkerson was destined to be killed a few thousand yards from here, gainesville mill.hen word came to jackson, he actually shed tears. his favorite field officer. i doubt that he knew that fukerson was at the top of the list. so this mutiny against jackson was not only deeper than it seemed but probably more significant about his standing in the army and out. think, too, about the prospect, had all the army, the general officers, the field grade officers, had they been as disgusted with jackson in june for some reason as they had been in february and had they indicted a similar complaint to the war department here in richmond, would it have gotten any attention even at the bureaucratic wailing walls here in richmond where people were always expected to do that sort of thing? no one would have paid it any mind at all. so there is a gauge for you as you think of that, of the degree to which the 33 days in may and june revolutionized jackson's image. turner ashby, whose dashing exploits made him into something of a cult hero, genuinely believed as the campaign was beginni

or not many thanks to my guests in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the scene next time and remember. i. breathing life into hopes for a nonviolent solution to the syrian crisis as russia's delegation to the country sees signs that both sides are ready for dialogue. the rift between the e.u. and the u.k. grows into a chasm after the european court of human rights orders the release of osama bin laden's right hand man and europe. and washington stop military official we had to go to trying to span criminal charges against american ngo members as egypt's military leaders crack down on the western activists who held them to power last year. you want to party coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshua all come to the program now both the syrian regime and the opposition have signaled dad the solution to the bloody unrest may lie at the negotiating table rather than the battlefield well that's half to russia's foreign minister met with president assad in damascus the leader told the delegation that he is ready to implement ref

or not many thanks to my guests in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks for viewers for watching if you are seeing next time and remember. i. russia insists that by both the syrian government and opposition forces to lay down their arms and hold talks only that will be a way to end the bloodshed and that's why western countries keep up the regime change rhetoric and recall their ambassadors from damascus. for many many years for the seat of the mother. why do we need. fury in the u.k. as a notorious terrorist suspect al-qaeda is a spiritual leader in europe is about to be released back onto the streets of london for the european court of human rights his deportation. and growing tensions between egypt and the u.s. triggered by cairo's crackdown on western n.g.o.s lead in egypt's military delegation cutting short a visit to washington. a very warm welcome from all of us here at r.t. moscow. world powers should use their clout to put pressure on both the syrian government and the opposition to lay down their arms and engage in talks russia's foreign minister says such effo

or not many thanks to my guest in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the scene next time and remember. i. couldn't breathe. free. free. free. free. free. video for your media project. rusher insists that and then too the bloodshed in syria will only be if both government and opposition forces later talk western and gulf countries keep regime change rhetoric and recall their ambassadors from damascus will have live comment on syria a little later here and also. we've got a system of law and order for many many years for the seat of another part of the. brussels to become a. fury in the u.k. it's a terror suspect dubbed al-qaeda spiritual leader in europe. and allowed back onto the streets of london after the european court of human rights for deportation. and the first signs of a rift between the u.s. imposed mubarak egypt current says washington's threats to halt military aid change its position on the so-called crackdown on western n.g.o.s our top stories this hour. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. withi

or not many thanks to my guests in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks for viewers for watching if you are seeing next time and remember. i. rusher insists that and then the bloodshed in syria will only be found if both government and opposition forces lay down their arms and talk that's while western and gulf countries keep up regime change rhetoric and recall their ambassadors from damascus also. because system of law and order it's worked for many many years for the seat of another part of the why do we need brussels we can accommodate fury in the u.k. it's in the tourist terror suspect the spiritual leader in europe is bailed and allowed back onto the streets of london after the european court of human rights forbids his deportation. from questions hanging over the legality of u.s. drone attacks on pakistani soil surface with a fresh strike just days after a report revealed evidence that dozens of civilians were killed by america's unmanned aircraft our top stories this hour. the national news and comment live from moscow this is r t with twenty four hours a day the

or not many thanks to my guests in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks for viewers for watching us here are seeing next time and remember. i. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. of. me eves if. he feels. it to be a. success. welcome to the show where we get the real headlines with none of the mersey coming live in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to take a look at a new poll that shows that americans overwhelmingly approve of the obama administration's use of drones in targeted killings even in cases where it's an american citizen so what does that say about our society then the state department is reportedly going to have to slash its personnel in iraq to do what some described as a rocky obstructionism but whoever thought it was a good idea to keep sixteen thousand employees there anyway and we knew it was coming a bill that

pulled from a pickup truck that was involved in sunday morning's crashes on the interstate 75 near gainesville. a dozen cars and seven trucks clotted when fog and heavy smoke blanketed the roadway and cut the visibility. 18 people were injured some of them critically few investigators say that a march fire near the accident scene contributed to the smoky conditions they're looking into whether not that far was deliberately set. >>florida a&m university is canceling its summer band camp program and suspending all school clubs in response to the suspected hazing death of a marching band student. 26 year- old drum major robert champion died after he was repeatedly hit during hazing ritual on the band bus last november. for band members were arrested last month out hazing charges unrelated to the champion case. florida a&m university president says that the school will put together panel of experts to make recommendations on nowhow the band and other student organizations should be run. ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female annou

or not many thanks to my guests in philadelphia gainesville and in toronto and thanks to our viewers for watching us here already see next time and remember. any. a nation of free accreditation free transfer charges free. arrangement free risk free speech to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media and on the hard t.v. dot com you. time stamps x. inferred tom harmon in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. santorum wins big last night but romney still has the money so is the race any different today or will the best story should say the wealthiest candidate still be the nominee in the end all the reaction to these stories and more with tonight's panel also we've learned time after time that government by gang never works yet that's exactly what lawmakers are resorting to to extend the payroll tax cut so why did these guys keep beating a dead horse and for that nixon's war on drugs was and continues to be an utter failure so can the united states ever come to its senses and legalize marijuana. you need to

quiet is on 28, 29, coming through gainesville, and through the battlefield. uneventful in falls church. nothing to report on 395. a collision in the district of new york avenue in downtown at the brentwood parkway and in charlotte hall northbound 5 at 66 only the shoulder getting by. back to you. >> thank you. 5:21 52 degrees. >> coming up -- >> you cannot win them all. >> sanity restored in south beach. jeremy lin getting a reality check courtesy of the miami heat. >> next "anderson" -- can you really be good parents to 19 children? and if lisa and blair share their personal journeys. >> a quick baseball update. today's the last full day for the washington nationals. third baseman ryan zimmerman try to work out a contract extension. he has said a saturday morning deadline to get a deal done so now that the business does not a interfere with baseball. they will try to get the agreement done today. >> he has expressed a desire to play his entire career in d.c. >> now tim brant. >> the capitals play at home tonight against the montreal canadiens. time is runnin

it's 44 degrees in college park 38 in gainesville, 38 in warrenton, 42.d rainfall, especially south andof the metro area after sunset. close to 70 degrees tomorrow. maybe up to 0.1 inches of rainfall expected. back to you. >> thank you. 6:31. today is a pivotal day in the uva murder trial. a jury will begin deciding the fate of george huguely in just a few hours. >> first degree murder is possible. he is charged with killing his ex-girlfriend yeardley love in her charlottesville apartment in may of 2010. brianne>> brianne carter is live in a satellite center and joins us with the latest. >> good morning. now the jury will begin deliberations in just a matter of hours from now. after two weeks of testimony that was emotional, we saw jurors and the prosecution crying. >> the jury will have to think about everything they heard. >> the defense claims that her death was accidental, calling this an overwhelming tragedy and that her death was the result of drowning, but she suffocated in her pillow. -- result of drinking. the families will have to wait for the o

. >> another very pretty floridian this one from gainesville. look how cute you are.iotics can treat which of the following, the cold, the flu, neither, or both? >> neither. >> neither. you say neither, i say neither. either way, you're right. >> i thought you need an antibiotic when you get the flu. >> they only treat bacteria where flus and colds are viruses. antibiotics don't work. they can cause problems because they can create resistance. then when you need them they don't really work. >> i hope the next person gets it right. >> i know. this guy from england is a huge kathie lee fan. and he's dying to win my cd. let's see how long should you wash your hands effectively to rid them of zberm germs? five seconds, 20 seconds, two minutes, doesn't matter as long as you use soap. >> i'll go for it doesn't matter as longs you use soap. >> and you win a kathie lee cd. >> he's happy. he's happy. kind of. >> so, the correct answer here is 20 seconds. >> 20 seconds. proper way to wash your hands is run them under cold clean running water. scrub them together, lather them. d

in addition, six others died in that massive wreck in gainesville, florida.. agents tearing through a suspect's front door with a chain saw. just one problem. oops. wrong address. they eventually figured it out but not before making the terrified massachusetts mother get on the ground at gunpoint, her three-year-old daughter crying in the next room. >> i was screaming, you have the wrong apartment, you have the wrong apartment over 50 times. and then i thiseen the big blad coming down my door. for an investigation, to knock down the wrong door, that's crazy. >> the fbi has apologized and is paying for the damage from the chain saw. >>> a sheriff's deputy is being called a hero after rescuing two women from a car. they drove right into the lake. the deputy saw the car while patrolling along the shoreline. he swam out to them, smashed in their car window, was able to get those two ladies out and back to shore. >>> and alaska. got to talk about this volcano with you today. it's showing signs of erupting, and this could be, obviously, a huge, huge deal for air tr

host: gainesville, florida. judy, ron paul supporter. go ahead.aller: thank you for the opportunity. good morning. host: good morning. caller: to america, happy new year. i hope will be a happy new year to all. the only way to start this new year out with success is to put our votes for ron paul. i believe it's not about who is right and who is wrong in society, but it's about what is right in what is wrong. the issues and not the person. i am not attacking the other candidates. i know they'll have their beliefs and values and we can appreciate it. that's what makes america great. however, they are lacking common-sense. common sense, for instance -- i know it has nothing to do with the topic, but on the hair dryer, it says do not use while sleeping. on, and says do not use on the body. host: ok, judy. we are learning some news from an e-mail from one of our viewers. this is also in the papers this morning, that the head of the iowa republican party has resigned his post there. a lot of iowa republicans blamed strawn. this is an e-mail from an iowa

. >> gainesville, florida, big college school.nd atlanta, georgia, is the number one. >> atlanta is on a lot of lists lately and all for pretty good stuff. >> you're right. they have. >> awesome town. rounding out the top ten, seattle, madison, wisconsin, san francisco, and ann arbor, which i love, and washington, d.c. guess what? if you're in new york or l.a., you're not on the list. >> i have to say i think it's harder to meet people in bigger cities. i remember when i first came here before, trying to meet people and carve out a circle isn't easy unless you go to -- i went to restaurants and sat with a newspaper and would read. how do you meet people? hey, what are you reading? what are you doing? >> most people aren't attracted it seems to me of people that are similar to them, you know. you have to get to know somebody that comes from a different world. >> right. >> so you, your first job in television was in greenville -- >> mississippi. >> right. there aren't that many egyptians there. right? there just aren't. that had to

in all, dozens of cars, trucks and tractor-trailers collided early sunday morning on i-75, near gainesville. a mix of fog and smoke from a nearby brush of brush fire made visibility extremely difficult. 18 other people hospitalized tonight. >> the medical examiner is still trying to identify some of the victims. >>> in the hands of a jury. a man charged with murdering a maryland corrections officer is waiting to learn his fate. weijia jiang was in court for today's closing arguments. >> reporter: the jury started deliberating this afternoon. and if they find the defendant guilty, then they'll decide whether he'll pay for the crime with his own life. >> reporter: an anne arundel county jury is combing through mounds evidence to decide if lee stevens stabbed a correctional officer to death inside prison walls. it was july 2006, when 42-year- old corporal david mcgwynn's blood was splattered all over the hallway at the now closed maryland house in jessop. >> it saddens us to have to stand and say, we told you so. >> reporter: violence has plagued the facility for years. and this drove the stat

parts of northern virginia light rain with snowflakes across the plains and gainesville, virginia, interstate1, not much coming down yet but more snow over the arctic air coming in the next four or five hours and should be clearing the washington metro area 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 this afternoon and this evening. 16 in columbus, ohio. that real cold stuff settles in her late tonight to early tomorrow. the future weather forecast, the leading edge of much colder air marching in, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 this afternoon and the wind machine this evening makes for a cold wind tonight. a half-inch to inch and a half around town. today, rain and snow showers adding up to a half-inch or inch or so. windy and cold overnight tonight. windchills, 5 below to 10 above by morning time tomorrow. that will be a shock to the system for sure and staying very windy and extremely cold through the day tomorrow with highs barely making it to the freezing mark. windchills will stay in the teens and single digits all day tomorrow. winds lay down by sunday night and 42 will feel like a bargain by monday and you're 50 again b

it is coming through the frederick area, montgomery county, gainesville, rockville, light snow now, showery down to the south and east. let's go ahead and widen out here. the first thing you noticed is this storm is really moving on out of here very quickly. we are going to see this storm wrap up the next hour or two and the numbers going down. freezing mark, the north and west, watch out for icy spots tonight, won't just be icy spots and snow we are talking about this weekend, one more check of the forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> are montgomery county's ride-on buses dangerous? a question being asked after a series of fires. >> most recent fire was yesterday. melissa mollet now with more on the investigation that's now under way. >> reporter: fire fives on championship buses, the first in 2009 and in the past 17 months, another four. the latest during tuesday morning's commute in white oak, one on december 27th in glenn echo, another the year before and one in silver spring no one has been injured. the first of the five fires was caused by a brake problem, the next two

looking good at gainesville. 67 miles per hour. centreville, 67 miles per hour. westbound and eastbound looking good. i-66 crossing over the beltway still clear, very light volume. a live look at southland parkway. eastbound travel speed for you. from the beltway to g.w. parkway 61 miles per hour. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at your rails. joe, back to you. >>> today the the rifle a former vet of virginia lacrosse player accused of killing his girlfriend begins. chevy chase's george huguely was arrested in may of 2010 after his girlfriend yeardley love was found daddy in her apartment. we have a preview of this much anticipated trial. melissa, good morning. >> good morning. jury selection is scheduled to begin first thing this morning. 12 jurors and three alternates will be chosen from a pool of 160 people. huguely is facing first degree murder and robbery charges. he admitted kicking in her door, banging her head against the call and bleeding. hours later she was found dead. defense says she may have died from a combination of prescription drugs and alco

the jet dryers going and the thunderstorms have moved offshore but there's still more action from gainesvilleytona now and they get the track dry and then it rains again. those are the jet dryers. >> i was going to ask you. how does that work? they're literally drying the track? >> they need about 1500 of those things and they have three or four, driving around the track and the heat from the engine, blows on the track and warms the asphalt and dries it. >> how do they fill the seats? is it even possible they call it off? >> if they have to call it off because they can't run it tomorrow, it will be easter sunday instead but that won't happen. tomorrow is going to be plenty dry. they may got it in tonight. they have to run 100 laps. then it's official. they'll try to do it tonight. they're excited that this is monday night primetime football show for them. this is like "welcome to the nfl" for the daytona. >> how do they fill the track? >> they won't. >> it will be empty? >> yes. >> that's kind of anti-climactic. >> people are at home watching it on tv. we'll sell more ad dollars. >> you knew