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he has great ink, by the way. we snow him from his time with the giants.y sent him for a walk in 2000, didn't they? he's on this adventure race. he's going to discuss that with don. we're talk about that and coming to baltimore sunday. look off field, total respect, on field, no respect at all. that's at 6:45 as the morning edition continues after this. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's friday! >> good morning, some roads are still snow covered -- >>> we'll look at the day part today. the snow does evaporate. we'll have a good amount of sunshine and a slight breeze. we're at 22 now. we're honest now. the wind's only 0 to 5 miles per hour. 32 at lunch, going to a high of 35. 26 this evening. we're going to have calm weather. don? >>> more and more cars are joining the commute now. they could be more of a problem than the actual conditions on the road. here's sharon with traffic control. >>> hi, there, don, good morning. side streets, ramps, bridges and overpasses. the roads are running smoothly. we have two accidents, possible i weather related. a car on its si

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before the ink is even dry on the commission's report, a battle is under way on one big- ticket item-- extending benefits for the long-term unemployed, those who have been out of work for six months or more. the government has spent $160 billion this year on these benefits and extending them into next year would cost another $65 billion. let the benefits lapse or find a way to pay for them, a tough choice for congress. here's congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> reporter: unemployed workers from philadelphia and new york boarded buses bound for washington this morning urging congress to reinstate their lapsed unemployment benefits. >> we, the unemployed, are jobless through no fault of our own. >> reporter: those benefits expired for more than 800,000 jobless americans last night and will run out for more than a million more if congress doesn't act by the end of the year. 57-year-old james dias of queens is an out-of-work bricklayer. how long have you been on unemployment benefits now? >> six months. >> reporter: have you been looking for work? >> yes, but there's no work. >>

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