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rightd-70s topper , torefoth a northbound 95 on the brakes, headed northbound out of columbia and jessup andup use that as the work around to o avoid i-95, southbound parkway, and laurel, no accidents to report southbound along 270. heavy volume, approaching and passing 109 toward germantown and headed montrose. leaving 286 toward vienna. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much. >>> we begin thank with the latn that hostage situation? kenya. more than 62 people are dead and hundreds more injured. >>> this morning, a maryland county company who was at the mall when the attack started describes the chaos.aos. melanie alnwick joins us with more on that. usre mel. >> reporter: it'sat. so difficult here, hearing that th number of dead may be going up,p most recently we know that that kenyan officials had told the ap, that the employees have been told stone standby for many more bodies this morning. we arebo learning that americant were among the terrifiederrifi shoppers and possibly the attackers. this morning the smoke is no longer billowing. there's also conf

still not able to see those clouds out there. 6:59 you will be able to see them. 58 degrees in jessup. the temperature is show ing ing what's going on throughout the day as well. the temperatures this morning are on the mild side. that's because we have clouds out there. through the rest of today we will have the winds turn to the east at about 5 to 10 miles per hour. with that that's going to try to keep the clouds in here. so we will get some sunshine in. it won't be as sunny as it has been. in terms of temperatures in joppa, 59 degrees and 60 in arbutus right now. this is what it looks like on maryland's most powerful radar. the same theme, dry once again. we're not getting rid of the dry weather any time soon. 8:00 this morning we're coming in at 61, partly cloudy to partly sunny. at lunchtime a temperature coming in at 70 degrees. by 3:00 today, 73 degrees, that will be the high temperature. it will be nice and seasonable. >>> now a check of the traffic with lauren. >> well, i am following a crash right now on interstate 70 at columbia pike. not causing any significant delays in

not a washout. 54 right now is what we are talking about in jessup.e and dry to start the day off and into the afternoon dry weather. 52 in millersville and owings mills at the golf club at 51. winds will pick up out of the south as we continue through the day. but also what we are dealing with this morning is we have areas of patchyog mainly off towards the north and the west. so if you are going to be traveling along i-83 over towards frederick this morning, that's where you are going to be dealing with some fog. some reduced visibility. so make sure to leave a little early this morning and put distance between you ants vehicle in front of you. we look at -- and the vehicle in front of you. we look at maryland's most powerful radar not much to see except the sweeps. we are trying to see if we see precipitation. no type of rain as of now. and that's going tonight name of the game heading through the rest of the day and then like megan was talking b. we will see some changes -- about, we will see changes towards the weekend. but unfortunately it's the

jessup's temperature is at 45. and we have very dry air in place. look at the dew point at 38. we will have the wind out of the northwest at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. that's going make it feel cooler outside as well he. and this is what you can expect in terms of wet weather. we are nice and dry. we will stay that way as we go throughout the day. we will have lots of sunshine in the forecast. and speaking of that forecast, well, here's the planner for you. so, around 9 this morning, 10 this morning we will be right around 60 degrees. lots of sunshine in the forecast. and as we head towards lunchtime, we will be at 67 and the high temperature today only in the w 70s. staying below average this morning and that will continue right through the afternoon. let's check the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: we continue to follow deada deadly crash in baltimore set -- deadly crash in baltimore city. your best alternate route is going to be either belvedere east sham or lake avenue. follow me on twitter at maryland traffic for the latest developments. no problem to report on the jfx.

their mother ruby jessup was married to a much older man. >> did you fear that you wouldn't see yourildren ever again? >> oh, definitely, definitely. because the church up there have a new rule that if one parent leaves those kids, the church, owns those kids. >> members of the reclusive religion fold this man, warren jeffs, a man who had 78 wives, 2 dozen under the age of 18. >> it is a very oppressive atmosphere, ruled by a man who is in prison, warren jeffs who rules the clan from prison. >> still to come on america tonight. the fight over energy is dwighting the navajo nation. >> we don't really exist anymore. the rest of the world is progressing forward with other technology. >> that's after a break. >> and welcome back. it is a stark choice between protecting native traditions and preserving a community's future. for the navajo nation it might mean mining the past. we get the story from casey kaufman. >> they are some of the most iconic landscapes of america. far off the beaten paths, is another side of the navajo nation. where energy companies dig up the land in search of mine

95 before i get to this picture, i just got word of a serious accident near route 100 heading for jessup is inbound i-66 at route 50. it's going to be very slow and heavy from manassas most of the way to the beltway right now. >> cbs this morning is next. one-third of the rock 'n' roll super group crosby steels and nash will be in stiewld crow 57 -- studio 57. >> howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with traffic and weather. >> if you can't join us, go to our website. get news, weather and traffic 24/7 wusa9.com. >> thanks so much for waking up with us this tuesday morning. we'll see you tomorrow at 4:25. catch howard at noon. enjoy the spectacular weather. take care. >> bye. ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, september 24th, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." kenya says americans are among those behind the terror attack on a mall. the battle rages on this morning. charlie d'agata is at the scene. >>> we talk with former president bill clinton about knya, iran and hillary clinton in 2016. >>> there are new details on the air force one strike that carried jfk back from dallas. and gr

do have an easterly flow, so that's pulling the clouds in here. 61 degrees is the temperature in jessuper: shutting down many roads in mount vernon, charles street affected as well as mount vernon place. for a complete list of closures follow me or go to abc2news.com. we have a crash in the city on irwin avenue and richmond avenue and another at allendale road at gwen falls parkway. the beltway still some delays here in parkville. you're looking at a 16-minute ride on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. and the west side also jammed 15 minutes to get from 795 to 95. that's your traffic. >>> thanks for joining us. we'll see you in 30 minutes for another update. >> you can always stay with us at abc2news.com. let's go back to new york. ♪ >>> i'm so glad it's back, deejay fridays, here at the patch of broadway farms. inside, at club "gma," everyone continues to dance and groove and shake all of that around d.j. kalkutta. >> we should say josh just went off on assignment. george, you'll see him on sunday. this is what you're left with. sorry about that. >>> we also have the stars coming out, w

. >> reporter: well, we have a motorcycle crash to tell you about in jessup east bound route 175 as you89jfx in great shape tunnels problem free. southwestern boulevard at 695, the outer loop is moving slowly. 17 minutes from 795 down to 95 but major improves in parkville. so a few minor delays 15 minutes from 95 to # 3. that's your time -- 83. that's your timesaver traffic. >> thatth doctor is coming up next. have a onerful weekend see you monday morning. wonderful weekend. see you monday morning. >> announcer: if 's happening we are talking about it on the doctors friday news feed. >> we noticed our dog was very defensive of our son whenever she came in the door. >> a family dog tells the truth about an abusive baby sitter. >> had the g not alerted us it could have been finn that was killed by the baby sitter. >> 30 years, 12,000 burgers, do can a big mac a day keep a doctor away? >> i feel great. no problems at all. >> toxic driveways. >> all of the people who did this, they don't know there's a potential danger there. >> what you need to know before you let your children outside to

. >> host: karen from jessup ireland good afternoon. on c-span2. >> caller: thank you very much. i have thoroughly enjoyed this interview from both sides and have read everything about mary roach's other then "packing for mars." you mentioned earlier that you are reluctant to talk about the science underlying miracles and i am in -- objects then there is a small but very interesting literature about the scientific underpinnings that leads to some miraculous events. for instance sculptures that move or cry or cry blood. i am interested in why he would be relied and to write about that when you say in "spook" i came away from the science saying i choose to believe? >> guest: because i write with a kind of a freewheeling flip and irreverent all over the map casualness that i have found with "spook" sometimes people take offense at just the very notion of being silly or having fun or doing something humorous on the topic. i don't want to offend anybody or make them feel that i have made fun of their religion in any way or their beliefs. i j