you will be jammed from father hurley , that is going.efore that, you're slow from 80 to 121 as we zoom out, you can see how this is really stacking up. if 270 is the way that you go, i would reconsider. and the picture speaks for itself. the real time graphics, the outer loop, no major incidents or accidents. moving it outside from 95 to 270, we are watching taillights stack up. a good amount of congestion. travel times, 66 eastbound from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 14 minutes, usually only takes ten. wilson bridge no complaints. d.c. 295 in the clear toward the 11th street bridge. andrea, mike, back to you. we'll have a look at 395 in virginia at 6:45 coming up. >>> thank you, angie. a lot of people beginning the getaway to grandma's house this weekend. do anything you can to stay away from the southern half of the beltway. >> this is a project that's been talked about for years. it's going to be going this weekend. we're talking about of course the wilson bridge project. >> and 9news now reporter kristin fisher joins us

delays begin before father hurley boulevard. of traffic. >> thank you. >>> 41 degrees on this early friday morning. 6:41. >> the rnc chairman is in the diocese. and sarah palin is back in the spotlight. we take a closer looks. >> just a few hours from now until we see the jurors go back to court to continue deliberations in the chandra levy murder trial. deliberations in the chandra levy murder trial. i'm courtney when i saw all the jobs disappearing, i knew i needed to find a better way to support my daughter. at age forty, greg flowers went back to school. i got a job as a computer applications engineer. but now some in washington want regulations restricting access to career colleges and universities, denying opportunity to millions of people like greg, letting government decide who can go to college. it's my education, my job, it should be my choice. don't let washington get in the way. >>> tonight at 5 o'clock, why are so many people going to worship at other churches? in montgomery county there is a church that's become a

of those headlights before father hurley boulevard.oing to the weather center with adam caskey. >>> what we are dealing with is rain tonight and into tomorrow morning. tomorrow will be a fairly sunny day. tents bang in the 50's and holding overnight. -- temperatures in the 50's and holding overnight. a gusty wind today. we are looking good overall. we have some showers outside. the movement is from southwest to northeast. let's look at live doppler. there it is. that is the light rain. mainly in virginia, but across the potomac as we speak. >> we did have eight or nine days of street sunshine. i guess we can have no -- handle this. >>> that is going to do it for "good morning washington" this morning. "good morning washington" this morning.

how about chad hurley, star of youtube, huge sports fan.ust started his own clothing line, and also the ceo of tipco software. they make analytical software. the software will help the warriors scout opponents. they also become the first american indian owner in history. >>> their kicker, joe nedney, will likely miss this game with the buccaneers. a right knee injury, so the niners bringing in a few kickers today for a tryout. they'll likely announce the signing of a temporary kicker monana. finally tonight, i think he looks great. bruce jenner among the headliners of the san jose sports hall of fame tonight, the cathlete trained in san jose. and maybe "entertainment tonight" was there. >> thanks, raj. we'll be right back. right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seven inches, it's the only tablet designed for maximum mobility. and it's android-powered and flash-enabled for the best web browsing experience. get yours at verizon. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for

in maryland you will run into low visibility as you make your way from father hurley toward the split. overall no incidents. 95 southbound, in maryland we also have construction that is hanging around until 5:00. that's at 198, we will lose a couple left lanes until 5:00. still ahead in your next traffic report, we have more maryland roadways at 5:01. >>> there is both grace and caution over pope benedict's comments on condoms. in an interview with the german journalist, the pope says some condom use may be justified in the case of male pros statutes, seeking to prevent the spread of hiv. some say the church is stepping into the modern debate in the fight against aides. in a follow up statement, vatican officials say the pope's comments in no way changed the church's view on birth control. >>> donald wherl is now a cardinal. he was one of 24 men elevated to cardinal this weekend by pope benedict. he is only one of two americans to get the promotion. as cardinal, he will become a close advisor to the pope and he'll have a vote on who will be the next leader of the world's catholics. sa

also good, the greenway, toll road, 66 out of centreville to the beltway, and 270 at father hurley. there is lingering roadworks at sycamore street on 66. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 46 degrees on this thursday, 5:11. >> there's a new facebook tool to protect quku. -- you. >> the latest on the kabul crucial, -- carnival cruise ship. >> >>> we begin our top stories with breaking news. investigators are searching for the gunman who shot at an off- duty police officer in greenbelt who was trying to rob the officer. they exchanged gunfire. the officer was not injured. >>> president obama has more to veterans day by honoring service members. jill biden will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national. >>> government close to deciding whether to try 911 mastermind, -- muhammed, according to the attorney general eric holder. uise ship stranded at sea, the latest developments. >> thousands of people who are passengers and crew members say that a lot of time is spent up on deck because there's no air- conditioning in their rooms since monday. carnival says they could ar

we areheree at father hurley. 395 here. the construction has cleared. no problems north or south. looking at traffic times in virginia. 66 east from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway is 10 minutes. a growing commute on 267 dulles toll road is looking good. still ahead, another look at your virginia roads at 5:08. back to you. >>> many people who can manage an extra day or two off will be heading out on their thanksgiving travels today. >> indeed. for many of us who are flying this holiday season, you will encounter the new invasive screening techniques and the possibility of people protesting. we have kristin fisher with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you know, here you have the busy travel week. combined with nationwide protests urging flyers to boycott the tsa body scans. this has the potential to become a true travel nightmare this thanksgiving holiday. let's talk about what these protesters are protesting. they say the new body scans are too invasive. organizers of national opt out day are asking you to get a patdown instead. the tsa says that will hurt you, th

we will give you normal travel times along 95 between richmond and baltimore. 270 between father hurleyn. let's go to adam caskey. >>> still have a few more hours of fog and cloud cover. the day -- the fog over the bay has some breaks already. temperatures are in the 40's of right now. it will become partly cloudy today and temperatures near 60 and rain showers moving into night and often on 32 marlton date may even linger into wednesday morning. otherwise partly cloudy thursday through the weekend and cooler. >>> we have a heads up for the red line on metro. metro says the trains will share a single train -- single track between wheaton and glenmont between today and december 3. we will be back with another update at 8:27. for continuous news coverage, tune in to tbd news on news channel 8. ♪ >>> there's someone down there celebrating a birthday. we see the birthday sweet 16 right there as we say good morning, america. i have a little picture i want to share with you, george. >> look at that. >> that was the '70s, baby. skinny arms, skinny waist. a long time ago. the reason we're doing

what or delays out of reston. 270 southbound at father hurley boulevard, this camera tells the tale. it's a beautiful morning. >>> 6:21, 55 degrees. >> the countdown to christmas is on. two ways to shop without breaking the bank. >> today on "oprah," is a man performing miracles or is he a charlatan? decide for yourself today at 4:00 on abc 7. >>> news of a decline in premature births. the march of dimes says 12.3% of births in 2008 were premature compared with 12.8% in 2006. it's far below the government's goal of 7.6%. 11.3% is the virginia premature birth rate. 13% in maryland. 15.5% in d.c. >>> hospitals are being criticized for the holiday treat medicare patients. hospitals contribute to the deaths of 15,000 medicare patients. that is paramount. hundreds of thousands of infanincidents. many of those cases were clearly preventable. >>> stores are offering new incentives to shoppers. >> one of them is layaway. you pay in installments. more people than ever are shopping online or using the internet to research bargains. >> i google coupons and find the best deals. >> everything is

pace is slow from father hurley to montgomery village and again in rockville. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> our top story this morning. president barack obama arrived in south korea for the g-20 summit. he'll meet with other world leaders but the president will be on the defensive. many countries are angry by the move of the federal reserve to buy $600 billion of government bonds, effectively cutting the value of the u.s. dollar. >>> and the president visited a mosque and gave a speech to university students. gurvir is here with more on the visit to indonesia. >> reporter: the president and first lady toured a major landmark in indonesia. mrs. obama wore a head covering. it was out of respect. they are home to the largest population of muslims and in a speech he said the united states is trying to repair relations with muslims around the world. >> i made it clear america is not and never will be at war with islam. we must work together to defeat al-qaeda and it's leaders. those who want to build must not seed ground to terrorists who seek t

college park to georgia avenue, to 70 delays before father hurley boulevard to get to the lane dividen 270 northbound after democracy boulevard. you can see the left lane blocks. next, we will take you to virginia. the delays from the belt way to the 14th street bridge look like this on 395. >>> it is raining everywhere. it is one of those days where there will be off and on rain showers and will vary in intensity. it is one of those fall days. temperatures are near 50 degrees. the rain will go through tonight and a little into tomorrow morning after 7:00 or so, it will clear up with sunshine most of the day tomorrow but it will be windy tomorrow and 62 tomorrow. cloud cover thursday and sunshine friday through the weekend in the 50's. >>> prince george's county corruption probe is widening. on friday, jack johnson and his wife were arrested and now nine more people are facing charges including 3 prince george's county police officers. two officers are charged with extortion and the third on drug charges. we'll have another update at 8:56. can you tell me what f-stop you had the apert

hurley? guest: everyone is entitled to their opinion. but the public universities and colleges, especially those in new york, and do a tremendous amount of help with research and they do much work with the public and communities. when you look at the demographic trends iran the world -- or around the world, we need to do everything we can in the united states as a society to get more younger adults into the pipeline. not everyone needs a four-year degree, but someone -- but everyone needs some kind of secondary degrees. host: are you concerned that it will not meet the needs of someone like that last caller? guest: sure, it is on the minds of colle presidents. they're doing everything they can -- i say that, they are doing a lot to build in efficiencies, productivity, cost containment. but we are also at the same time careful to build in academic quality. and universities are world renowned for the work that they do. we want to make sure that we do not appreciate the value of a four year degree in america. host: here is an article about

on 355, traffic will slow from father hurley to middle brook and then game preserve road past 124. no accidents on the outer loop. slowing 95 to georgia. this is inbound suitland parkway, heavy volume in from stanton road. traffic slows to the douglas bridge headed for the free way. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> general motor was in bankruptcy protection a year and a half ago and now driving back to financial health with the new stock offering yesterday which pay be an indication of recovery for the troubled car industry. but there are still skeptics who say it's just one step in a very long journey for american car makers. joining us now is ken thomas with the associated press. >> good morning. >> let's talk about gm and take us through the last year and a half or so and where we were yesterday. we saw the ipo funneling money into the company. >> yesterday was a pretty significant moment for the company. they were able to go public again. the government reduced it's stake from 61% to 33% and the taxpayers got some money back. >> was this just a one-time shot i

here is a delay that begins before father hurley boulevard on 270.60's, november-like temperatures into the weekend >>> people across our region are cleaning up after the storm last night. this is the scene along george mason drive in arlington. the storm knocked down trees and power lines and the street is closed.

overall we are going from father hurley approaching the split. in the green on 66, the toll road and d.c. 295, making your way toward the 11th street bridge. still ahead in your next traffic report at 6:00, kicking off the hour with a closer check on virginia roads. >>> making news now at 5:48 the death toll from a cholera outbreak in haiti tops 900. health officials in port-au-prince are trying to keep the outbreak from spreading into the earthquake refugee tent camps still up. the united nations predict up to 200,000 haitians could contact cholera. >>> the annual haj pilgrimage is underway in saudi arabia . 2 million muslims will retrace the route to mecca. the five day long haj is one of the biggest displays of mass religious devotion. >>> the grand old opry is reopening. the high water mark hit 10 feet inside parts of the hotel. the opening is just in time for the holidays, which will help boost the tourism numbers in nashville this year. >>> one community is trying to avoid repeating last winter's problems. people in the locust hill area of

and slowing down from father hurley toward montrose. that's an overall drive time of 20 minutes.eeping things going, this time the travel times show us 66 eastbound from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway has doubled in time. usually that's ten minutes. on the inner loop in virginia no problems from 395 to the toll road, 17 minutes and growing. and the toll roads doing okay, no incidents or accidents, just volume approaching the toll plaza. in your next traffic report at 6:58 your biggest problem spot. now back to you. >>> thank you, angie. at 6:47 we're taking you to the top of the charts. can you guess which movie was number one this weekend? absolutely no surprise here. harry potter and the deathly hallows part one opened in the top spot. it earned $125 million. the best open for a potter movie. mega mind was second followed by unstoppable. >>> whether you like it or not bieber mania is taking over the world. the teen singer is everywhere. >> he came up big at last night's american music awards. >> the american music award goes to justin bieber. >> the teen sensation wa

reporter: frank, the scale in his pants and a small jar of marijuana in his pocket may explain why hurley derek jones ran from police, but his family says bad blood goes back 20 years. >> started in 1990. >> jones sister says when she and derek were teenagers, two oakland cops assaulted her and accused him of stealing a scooter. later the officers were fired and a settlement less than $10,000 paid to the family. >> somebody decides to fight back because it wasn't fair for them to assume a little black boy was selling drugs and riding a stolen moe ped. >> reporter: that set the stage formuchyle animosity with -- mutual animosity with police. three years ago jones talked to ktvu about having a shop window smashed repeatedly but said he lived by the law of the street. >> rule is no snitching. if you snitch, watch your back. >> reporter: today like yesterday, jones supporters rallied at his business. >> it doesn't matter whether they were latino cops, white cops, black cops. >> reporter: it goes beyond racism to a lack of respect. >> if you see me, you wouldn't know i'm a business owner or 46

reporter: frank, the scale in his pants and a small jar of marijuana in his pocket may explain why hurley derek jones ran from police, but his family says bad blood goes back 20 years. >> started in 1990. >> jones sister says when she and derek were teenagers, two oakland cops assaulted her and accused him of stealing a scooter. later the officers were fired and a settlement less than $10,000 paid to the family. >> somebody decides to fight back because it wasn't fair for them to assume a little black boy was selling drugs and riding a stolen moe ped. >> reporter: that set the stage formuchyle animosity with -- mutual animosity with police. three years ago jones talked to ktvu about having a shop window smashed repeatedly but said he lived by the law of the street. >> rule is no snitching. if you snitch, watch your back. >> reporter: today like yesterday, jones supporters rallied at his business. >> it doesn't matter whether they were latino cops, white cops, black cops. >> reporter: it goes beyond racism to a lack of respect. >> if you see me, you wouldn't know i'm a business owner or 46

look for delays leaving father hurley boulevard.ur fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> a long day for a lot of people who stood in line for harry potter and the deathly hallows. >> you know there was a 3:15 screening. i was driving here. there were tons of cars leaving the theater as i was driving into the fox -- >> that just tells you how popular the movies have been. >> it is us thursday. who does that? >> was it worth the wait? >> i've seen every one of the harry potters, i have not red the book. this was the best movie since the prisoner of azkaban. this film is taking place right after snape killed dumbledore in the sixth movie and now harry potter, ron weasley and hermione are on the search for the hoare crux so they can destroy lord voled meech voldemort. best casting ever. his nose freaks me out beyond belief. for some reason, i think they are tricking us here. i think peter jackson stepped in and directed the middle version of this movie. it is exact likely lord of the ridges. look at these shots. they are traveling throughout the w

overall you are clear from father hurley to the split. back to the maps, we want to show you how the virginia roads are doing. 66 to be particular. heading eastbound, no issues to report as you make your way from centreville to inside the beltway. we have hov lane restrictions lifted was of the veteran's day holiday. same situation for other virginia roads, as well. the travel times on the outer loop in maryland from 95 to 270 only ten minutes. the inner loop is okay between route 4 and the wilson bridge and dc 295, to the 11th street bridge, seven minutes and growing. coming up in the next traffic report, we will have a look at the district roads and how they are impacted because of the holiday. over to you. >> thank you, angie. >>> the time is 6:19. >>> still ahead, this morning, who's calling for a pay freeze for all federal workers. >>> and next in sports, an amazing night for john wall. see what he did for the first time in a wizard's uniform. >>> but first another veteran's day deal. outback steak house is giving away a free bloomin

our guest is dan hurley. "washington journal" is live on the c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> see what people are watching on the c-span video library with the most recent videos, most watched videos, and no shared. it is right on our homepage. you can also click start special 2010 election analysis tab did you continuing coverage of the midterm elections. watch what you want when you want. >> the group americans for prosperity hosted a rally at the capitol on monday focusing on government spending. if participants included republican leaders and some of the newly elected house colleagues. this is an hour. >> a little bit more. does that work? welcome to the nation's capital! it is a new day in america. the people of america spoke on november 2, right? >> yes! >> unfortunately -- and i know you're dying to hear this -- some in washington, d.c. have not listened to the new reality. are you shocked by that? >> know! >> nancy pelosi is apparently going to be the minority leader for the next year. is that good? [applause] we welcome her back in her agenda back because

delays are downstream at leaving father hurley boulevard part of the inner loop delays from old georgetownt near 610th and at 123, woodbridge. this is the camera 66 westbound with delays out of rosslyn and the crash is near sycamore street on the shoulder. >>> bright sunshine outside again today. it will look like this every day the rest of the week ended to the weekend. it is not as gusty today. it is a bit of improvement on yesterday. otherwise, high pressure over head through the weekend into the weekend 47 degrees in hagerstown. the forecast for today will be mostly sunny skies again and that trend will be poured the rest of the weekend into the weekend. high temperatures are 58 degrees-62 degrees by saturday >>> the national park service wants your opinion on plans to improve security at the washington monument. the park service wants to build a security checkpoint that a similar to a visitor center. five different plants have been unveiled an four of them score for end -- call for an underground facility. >> thanks for watching and we will be back at noon. "live with regis and kelly"

is congested 95 to georgia, southbound 270 on the brakes through the fog traveling south of father hurley to mva and more delays in rockville heading for the lane divide. stalled car at greenbelt road now cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> the controversy continuing over the scans. after a little boy was selected for a full patdown, even though the metal detector didn't go off. >>> the personal patdowns and full body scans are getting mixed reaction from passengers. ever since new measures were introduced. here is sarah simmons live at reagan national with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, allison. we're hearing a lot of mimed reaction from folks who are already traveling for the thanksgiving holiday season. air travel of course will continue to build as we head into thursday. but the big controversy is the full body scanners. you have the option to go through that, but the tsa said if you opt out, you will then have to go through the intense body patdown which has also been controversial as well. some people seem not to have a problem but others do. the tran

delays beginning in germantown as you leave father hurley. slow on 95, university a tee down.ound 212 at 95 for the crash. and eastbound 175 at 108 for accident activity. here is a live shot of the beltway at telegraph road. delays on the inner loop and outer loop right now and the lanes on the beltway are open. problem is on telegraph road under the beltway, that's where we have the activity. 236 incident tieing up two right lanes. massachusetts avenue is reopened and busy cleaning up a tree from that area. george mason drive has a tree down. and calvert drive has construction. you can access rock creek park from calvert this morning. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> still more fallout for the redskins loss to the eagles. the nfl now looking into accusations that leron landy spit at an eagles player. an nfl spokesperson said they will look for video evidence. but it turns out donovan mcnabb's contract not what we thought it was. the $40 million is not the guaranteed part. he will earn $3.75 million this year but the skins have the option of releasing him aft

the hurleys have been waiting for congress to pass this bill so that families don't have to be worried that their children will become tairm terribly sick -- will become terribly sick because we can't track contaminated food. this bill requires the f.d.a. to create rules for tracing processed food like the crackers that made jake sick. it took the f.d.a. over a year to trace all the products that the peanut butter went into in that outbreak in 2009. and it's not clear that they ever found all of the products. this is unacceptable. provisions in this bill will help prevent not only future outbreaks but also future problems tracking down the contaminated products. in my work in the "help" committee, i secured a provision that in addition to tracing produce, which was already in the bill, set up a pilot project to calculate the best practices for tracing processed food, which is a more difficult undertaking. but after this bill came out of committee, my colleague, senator sherrod brown, worked hard to build on that, and he has strengthened the tracing provisions further in this bill, and

the union of evangelicals and deists were fragile and hurley unanimous but it proved strong enough to allow americans to begin the world over again as tom paine put. only public religious beliefs united revolutionaries' because personal faiths were to buy first to join the wide range of faithful americans. in 1776, america was already a nation of many religious views, and just like today, deferring personal beliefs divided people. in public, however, five religious ideas connected the far-flung and deeply buried americans. the first idea lay behind leland's cheese, the this establishment of official state churches. across america, dissenting evangelicals led the charge against religious establishments during the revolution, but they often gained critical assistance from liberal christians were deists like jefferson who shared their goals. from the baptist's of new england to the presbyterians of south carolina, the dissenters sought to prevent state government from preferring any religious group. jefferson was also an architect of the second major point of agreement between the diaz a