he wanted to move in. >> it has been four days since jason rogers arrived at brushy mountain. despite his initial anxieties he's adjusting to life behind bars. >> actually, you caught me on another good day. i got out of a smaller cell and got put in a bigger one. i had a cellmate up there, they moved me into a cell with another guy up there for one night last night. now i have another cell mate today. so far it's good. it's always good to be around somebody. you know, you can talk, communicate, instead of just sitting there and gathering your thoughts. they said i'd be classified to maybe here, maybe to another penitentiary within 30 days. sometimes the waiting list can be eight months. there's really no telling how long i'll be here. >> that's my daughter. she'll be 8 next month. >> antwain sales is determined to maintain a close relationship with his daughter in spite of facing a 15-year sentence for aggravated assault and drug charges. >> she tells me when i'm on the phone with her, first thing that comes out of her mouth, dad, i miss you. know what i'm saying? i want to b

jason derulo's home. >> right over the hump. have a good day, everyone. >> ♪ >> hi, it's 8:56 on this wednesday may 11 let's go karen rogers. >> thatammed on i-95 southbound from past the airport to the blue route so a slow go at this point and we have a couple of accidents where there are injuries on the scene so you'll see more emergency workers like this one here in lafayette hill. germantown pike right at thomas road. another one in quakertown that's on west end boulevard at trumbauersville road. police are on the scene in both locations. it will taking longer to get around them. this accident blocking the left lane on route 38 eastbound at mount laurel road so a slow go there with a lane blocked and it's causing a delay. browns mills new jersey we have issues with pemberton browns mills road near lewistown road. stick to mount miss preor route 70. this is that transformer fire where they had the power outage creating issues there in burlington county. >> thank you karen. >>> let's turn to dave murphy for the accuweather forecast. david. >> lots of cloud cover over the terrace. every now and then we have a sunny break matt. 58

so i want to thank heidi shomaradi, roger matter, jason woline, gus maples, daphne hague, nathan robinson, christina monroe, jordan stone and mike clark on the subcommittee staff. i also want to give special thanks to the floor staff and the cloakroom staffs who worked so hard. without the help of laura dove and her team and the team on the democratic side, we could not be where we are today. they did a lot of the vetting that needed to be done on various amendments. they helped us in the negotiations and the compromises that ultimately were included in this bill. i would note that our transportation-h.u.d. portion of this bill recognizes fiscal reality while making critical investments into our crumbling infrastructure and the economic development projects. it meets our responsibility to vulnerable populations. i think most of our colleagues are unaware that 84% of h.u.d.'s budget goes to subsidized housing. and when we fund that, we keep very vulnerable low-income families, disabled individuals, our low-income seniors from being at risk of homelessness. we also pay special attention in