welcome, julie julie: good morning, bill. i'm julie banderas. we have up 18 cents from a month ago. and drivers especially out west are starting to feel the pinch. >> they are getting ridiculous. i suppose they have been for a while. it is getting higher and higher and it is pretty crazy. >> weird to see the prices dip into middle america and skyrocket as you get out here to the coast. >> we'll find another gas station. and hit the mall. take advantage of savings. they realize people running late to work, have family issues. they're trying to live. you stop where you stop so you don't run out of gas. >> precious disappearing resource and we need it desperately. we're going to run out of it. only way to make people stop using so much is to raise the price. bill: start varney, good morning to you. three quick points on this. what are they? >> number one, there is a gas spike price and it is happening now. example, cincinnati the price is up 17 cents in the past week. los angeles up 20 cents in the last week. this is a fast price spike. you will see it when you walk out of your house t

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julie is also lost.e's been alone in the dark now for hours. >> i don't want to be alone. >> okay, nobody's -- >> i don't want to be alone. >> reporter: she's broken. >> everyone's quitting. i'm still going to be alone in the jungle. >> reporter: okay, well, we're with you now. >> it's not funny anymore. >> reporter: she makes it back to the checkpoint. >> i was blowing my whistle for hours. i'm not kidding you. an hour. >> i know you can do this. >> reporter: but this would be it for her. julie ends it here. in fact, only 13 out of 55 runners completed the full seven-day race. and julie, well, she crossed the finish line ceremoniously running the last leg. despite the pain, flashing that beauty queen smile. they pay for this? >> of course we pay for it. this is fun. don't you want to do it, matt? >> reporter: yes. >> there you go. >> reporter: not really. but maybe. for "nightline," i'm matt gutman, somewhere in the amazon. >> amazing thing is the human body forgets most of that pain. thanks to matt. >>

julie?> reporter: this jury deliberating nine hours now and gave the judge their latest update. they told the judge they need another 30 to 60 minutes to deliberate. they told the jim, for now, they are declining dinner that could mean one of two things. it could mean that they are closing in on their verdict and expect to have it soon or it could mean they are getting weary and when they report banks backe to the judge the next time, they may say they want to call it quits for the night. the jim talked to the prosecution and the defense team in the courtroom and asked them, hypothetically, if the jury does reach a verdict in the next 30 to 60 minutes works they be willing to begin the sentencing hearing tonight. in virginia, once a verdict is render, then the jury starts to hear witnesses in the sentencing hearing and later comes back for a decision on that. so the attorneys said they would be willing to start that process tonight. the judge said the latest he is willing to go with any of t

julie wright. >> i already made a deal. if you don't see your shadow and spring is right around the corner, i'm going to hook that den of yours up. you'll have apples in there to eat and some blankets. >> he wants a big screen tv, julie. >> don't we all, honey. don't we all. i know tucker is saying the rain is moving south and east of us but we are dealing with road spray here. southbound 270, traffic behaving nicely coming in from montgomery village avenue. you will find 66, all lanes are open, no trouble spots to report leaving vienna from nutley treat to the beltway. 395 is in good shape. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> making headlines this morning, d.c. police are investigating a sexual assault at a school in southeast. it happened at ketcham elementary yesterday afternoon. school officials say an adult male touched the student inappropriately after entering the building without permission. the victim alerted a school employee who called police. no arrests have been made. >>> to virginia now where a w

traffic and julie wright has your latest good morning julie. >> hey, good morning tucker right now we will say good morning to the crew in sky fox they are hovering above the belt way in virginia making their way eastbound along 66 you will find your lanes are open no problems to report just wall to wall traffic as you continue to work your way eastbound headed in towards the capital belt way. we will take it back inside. if you are travelling well north of town delays on the belt way, leaving 95, georgia avenue, and inner loop will slow, leaving around bw parkway accident reported 108, near 32, that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> jury selection begins in the murder trial of george hughly. >> he is the university of virginia student accused of killing his girlfriend yeardly

july. july... this? this july, this july! oh, my, i can't even sleep anymore.g to marry in brazil. speaker: congratulations. oh, thank you. pete, christmas bonus-- yes! yeah, what did we get this year? uhh... same as last year-- two seats to the opera. boss sure likes his opera, huh? hey, you did well this year-- grand tier, row a. just what i needed... for a special friend. the woman in the photo? yup, and right now she could use a little tender loving care. better be careful, my friend. people are going to start thinking you're in love. hey, rumors like that can ruin a man's reputation. couldn't happen to a nicer guy. nancy: rebecca, is that you? yes, it's me. are you all right? i'm o.k., i'm just exhausted, that's all. you'll feel better after you get settled. for a while, i didn't know if i'd ever be back. nancy: i understand. you must miss your father terribly. yes, i do. how's your uncle? truthfully, not so good. i'm sorry. what's wrong? he's not happy at the nursing home? edward keeps asking to come home. it breaks my heart. i can't take care of him anym

>> julie has been at this for a long time. julie will have more coming up. let's get to satellite-radar. the snow that we had around here yesterday, those of you that saw it, many people did. >> i saw a lot of rain. >> i was hoping for a little more at least scenic snow. the good news is the commute to work will be no problem for most of us. we have the storminess out of the here. the clouds areling aring in some spots. we'll be in for sunshine and warmer temperatures right back into the 40s. maybe upper 40s for afternoon highs. it should be another beautiful afternoon and as sue was mentioning yesterday, just a taste of winter. we do winter one day at a time around here. there are your temperatures. we are getting cold, particularly north and west. there could be some slick spots. so be ready for that. parts of the area did pick up at least a coating of snow. 31 at dulles. 32 in winchester. upper 40s, about 50. on 50 in fredericksburg, a little cooler north and west where you have more of a snowpack. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> time to check in with juli

until its determination in july 21. it includes 15-year renewal option, and that is at 95% of fair market rent at that time. to give you a sense of comparables, what we found in the area, this is both rental transactions and listings or rent, the range from a low of $24.60 per square foot on an annualized basis to a high of $49 per square foot, so we believe this amount for the first floor, considering the pretty robust courtroom-related improvements to the city are in the range. did we get that on the overhead? were you able to see that? great. i will leave that up there for a moment. the lease includes an expansion option, so this is that we begin to migrate into the other item on the agenda to include the 9000 square feet on the second floor, and that would occur upon the termination of the lease between the landlord and the california culinary academy in march 2013, which would then terminate all of their lease holding interests on july 31 of 2021. so along with this lease of 575 polk, it would also approve a sublea

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in june, july 2010 i received requests to adjust the european sovereign limits from business units. i reviewed the positions and limits in detail with the business heads and with mr. corzine. i expressed my cautions on the request, outlined potential capital risk by the credit default swap market. along with continued political and financial uncertainty in relevant countries. while mr. corzine and i had different views on default risk we agreed on a $1 billion limit across sovereigns. by mid september i recall that the position limits increase $15 to $2 billion. during this time period i expressed increasing concerns with regard to potential capital risk associated with growing positions and began to express cautions on the growing liquidity risk. additionally around this time the strategy significantly increased through security trades as being evaluated, given a profitability of the transactions and the importance of generating earnings. at this point i indicated to mr. corzine we would need to consult the board for approval and increase sovereign limits given increased materialit

let's do some traffic with julie wright. >> all right.the roads, we are talk bathe large sinkhole tying up westbound 450 before you reach route one. that sinkhole will be there until further notice. authorities will be back after the morning commute to start making repairs. southbound 270 looks good out of rockville. no problems to report headed out to the lane divide. 395 in good shape coming across the 14th street bridge head over to the southeast-southwest freeway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> the d.c. government agencies are also feeling the pain at the pump. many are taking the lead to cut fuel costs. >> they are also cleaning up the environment. fox 5's matt ackland has more on the new initiative. >> reporter: it is not every day you see the mayor of d.c. driving himself, much less driving a snow plow. but today, mayor gray wanted to show off the city's 10 new alternative fuel vehicles which includes street sweepers, even trash trucks. >> overall, not only lower emigs but they will lower by $600 an

this union attack occurred on july 22nd. the two northern vessels hit the arkansas glancing blows which at first appeared not to have done significant damage. but they evidently cracked the engine's connecting rods, potentially deranging the arkansas's weak and unreliable engines. two weeks later when the arkansas steamed down river to support a confederate infantry attack on the garrison at baton rouge, the connecting rods broke and the arkansas's crew blew her up to prevent her capture by union gun boats. the arkansas had been able to get that far down river as baton rouge because the navy department had finally sent farragut the welcome orders to take his fleet down to new orleans and then with part of it out into the gulf of mexico to avoid being stranded in the river as the water continued to drop. we don't know where we will be next, farragut informed his wife, but just so that we are on salt water i shall be satisfied and hope not to grumble at the face that will take me out of a fresh water river. the failure to take

more details on the forecast look at the rest of the workweek in a minute, traffic and julie has your latest. >> good morning to you tucker barnes, right now travelling inbound along new york avenue the incident we had after the north capital street all that activity cleared lanes open once again traffic heavy and slow coming in right now from the brent wood parkway headed out toward the tunnel no problems to report kennel worth avenue starting to slow you will find your lanes are open travelling northbound 395 leaving the belt way, it is heavy and steady north of duke street, delay of the outer loop forming, 95 college park that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thanks julie we continue to follow developing news concerning an overnight carjacking it turned into two stories about two stolen white escalades 12:30 a.m. a group of armed men in a silver van carjacked an escalade mlk junior avenue, southwest, they are still on the loose then around 3:30 a.m. an officer spots a white escalade he thinks is the one stolen from the earlier carjacking turns out it was a different st

accumulations, south and east 3 inches as you get up toward the pennsylvania border let's do traffic julie wright has her issues. >>> let's start off with good news show you new york avenue has been reopened in each direction as you travel to and from florida avenue, sitting out there in the cold keeping an eye on this, accidents occur back in the 1:00 p.m. hour that some how got wedged underneath that tractor trailer there has been an investigation but as you can see traffic is moving once again on new york avenue no locker are you diverted off 5th street to the 5th street market big delays as you can see coming inbound from the brent wood parkway leaving northeast to northwest the crew in sky fox having their hands full jeff and jere my making their way to thegw parkway. oh, we just lost their shot but southbound george washington parkway out towards the cia no traffic able to squeeze by some earlier was able to get by for now looks like they had temporarily blocked the land to manure equipment there -- manoeuvre equipment there. >>> southbound 260, accident cleared there. lanes are heav

. >>> traffic alert now before we talk with julie. a part of the beltway is closed in montgomery county after an early morning accident. the crash between a tractor- trailer and a car happened somewhere around 3:00 a.m. we do know one person died in this accident. right now, the inner loop is closed at connecticut avenue. let's get more now with julie wright and the latest on this. >> the inner loop of the beltway remains closed at connecticut avenue at this point. again be traffic coming from 207 as you merge on to the inner loop from 355 can go no further than connecticut avenue. we do see that we do have some m-dot trucks still here at the scene. there were a number of police cars setting out flares. it is well marked for you that you will have to exit off the beltway here at connecticut avenue. at the end of the ramp at connecticut, can you turn left and go northbound on 185. or a lot of people, didn't see them doing this and i don't know why because this is a good alternative route as well. you can go southbound and continue over

this union attacked occurred on july 22nd. the two northern vessels hit the arkansas glancing blows which appeared to not do significant damage. they cracked the engine's connecting rods deranging the arkansas's weak and unreliable engin engines. two weeks later the connecting rods broke and the arkansas's crew blew her up to prevent her capture by union gun boats. the arkansas had been able to get that far downriver because the navy department sent the welcome orders to take his fleet down to new orleans and then with part of it out into the gulf of mexico to avoid being stranded in the river as the water continued to drop. just so that we are on salt water i shall be satisfied and hope not to grumble at the fates that will take me out of the freshwater river. the failure to take vicksburg in july 1862 was part of a succession of union failures in the second half of that year which arrested the union momentum that had crested with the capture of new orleans and the river navy's capture of memphis. for the time being, the conf

julie, you claim to be a woman. aren't they liared? there wasn't retouching, what would you do in the bathroom? >> with "glamour"? >> no! i am just saying, retouching as a whole is a must. you guys would be board out of your minds. >> we don't care. laugh lines -- >> those pictures are retouched of those women's breasts. >> sag gee boobs i don't care. as long as it is in front of me i have something to work with. >> you two stop it. doesn't it set the bar for men unreasonably high because of retouching. gite whole concept of retouching what is make up, what is eyelash extensions and curling your hair? it is synthesizing how you feel about a woman who you are in love with her and smitten. i see women who were my ex-girlfriends and they look like shrek i brainwashed myself. what the magazine is doing is you were in love with her. why are you trying to take that away? it is a game. it is all part of the illusion and make up and hair, it is you will -- even clothes and high heeled shoes, stop me. i can't stop. >> camille, dowry touch your

in july, 2011, the wal-mart contribution was named by the committee of philanthropy. prior to joining wal-mart, ms. gerkey work on issues of anti- racism and other issues. she has done program evaluation in kenya and tanzania and taught english in eastern europe and she has a bachelor's degree in religion from rhodes college and a master of arts and public service from the clinton school of public service at the university of arkansas. thank you for joining us and please allow me to express my own personal gratitude and ginger's gratitude for the generous support of wal-mart to be no kid hungry campaign. the dedication to young people and the commitment to improving their lives is not something we take lightly and some think i think we are all right grateful for. governor mcdonald, will you introduce our other special guests? >> thank you, i appreciate the opportunity to introduce my introduce dan winkley and i appreciate the successful initiative around the country. dan is vice president of government affairs at dominion resources. i will announce his $2 billion from

hey, julie >> i thought you were going to say she is fabulous as well. >> you are too julie. >> fabulous you. >> you are welcome. >> allison gets $1 i didn't have to bribe her tony. >> you are incredible. incredible. >> on the roads right now we are talking 395, problems this morning, accident number 2 occurred up here near the pentagon headed towards the 14th street bridge finally moved out of the roadway again traffic backed up northbound 395 headed up towards glieb road the accident activity tieing up that right transition lane, to go northbound 395 that is why you fies are on the brakes, outer loop of the belt way, crash at 450, on the shoulder outer loop, closed, leaving 95 college park gw parkway wreck 123 now on the shoulder that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you very much. now efforts to put an end to a crime wave in dc, so far in 2012 we've seen more than double the amount of robberies than last year, fox 5s. melanie alnwick is live with more on today's top story. >>> well, tony this is what police really want viewers to think about, think about their habit

let's check with julie wright get the latest on traffic julie. >>> well, we've got problems out thereinner loop of the belt way, 214, central avenue where we had reports of a vehicle fire, tieing up part of that ramp. route 4, another crash reported southbound 270, out of rockville heavy, slow and steady working your way out, mva to the lane divide southbound stretch, great seneca highway, southbound lanes are closed off with accident activity northbound lanes are open you will find coming on the inner loop delays brad dock road, 66 southbound stretch of the stretch of great seneca highway, and traffic has been diverted at the scene of that crash on the other side of town 66 still bogged down with delays manassas, into centerville, leaving 7100 more traffic as you approach the belt way, no problems for those travelling the belt way as you work your way from college park to 270 inbound new york avenue getting there from 410, 16 minute commute that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> thanks. designer brands at deep discounts those are two things you don't hear in the same sente

let's get the impact from julie wright. she has the latest on the roadways out there. >> all right, you guys. you are right. the inner loop is shut down. that is my trip into work as the inner loop of the beltway is closed off at connecticut avenue. we don't see any traffic at all here. i noticed a lot of people were coming off the ramp staying to the left to go back north on connecticut avenue trying to work their way back over to university boulevard or what have you. some people can go southbound on connecticut avenue, pick up 410, the east-west highway. use that as an alternative route as well. outer loop, lanes are open. no problems to report leaving college park to 270. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, we are following some breaking news this morning out of forestville, maryland. a toddler is in the hospital clinging to life after getting caught in a house fire. this happened on the 6100 block of hillmar drive early this morning. first floor of the family's two- story town house caught on fire. the father, mother and a 9-

julie wright has the latee. julie, this is the weekend. it's going to be good four.h, it's going to be a great weekend. hope you have a good weekend. >> what about the super bowl party? >> i'm going to be out of control. i don't expect anything less remember, we showed you a few shots. before you reach connecticut avenue along the right side, we are gridlocked on the outer loop of the beltway. problems out to the west, georgetown pike closed off in each direction here, tollson road coming in bound on route 7 can save you some time. that's not bus yes right now. average speed on that inner loom down to 66 miles per hour at route 50. that's a look at the fox 5 ontime traffic. have a good weekend >>> up until last week, donald trump was still dropping hints that he may run as president as an independent. in true trump fashion, he surprised the world again and endorsed the one candidate he directly criticized, mitt romney. chris wallace is here. a bit of a circus, it felt like. >> good morning to you >> yes, good morning to you. it's donald trump. always feels like a cir

julie wright does. >> i'm trying. we do have reports right now northbound on the baltimore- washington parkway near 202, checking for an incident there. beltway near the american legion bridge doesn't look too bad between montgomery and fairfax. your lanes are open. the lanes are open 395 leaving duke street headed out towards seminary road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. >> thank you. >>> a ceremonial groundbreaking on the national mall for the national museum of african- american history and culture. now, it will be the smithsonian's 19th museum and president obama was even on hand for the big event. fox 5's john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: america today is sometimes described as the world's most successful multicultural nation. but today's success came after the eras of slavery and racial segregation. >> i want my taughters to he soot shackles that bound slaves on their voyage across the ocean and the shards of glass that flew from the 16th street baptist church and understand that in

that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> thank you, julie. in politics now, mitt romney pulls off wins in both michigan and arizona. the republican presidential candidate beat rival rick santorum by a slim margin in michigan where romney was born. his victory in arizona was more solid. romney handily beat santorum in arizona 47 to 27%. they both thanked their supporters last night. >> in this room are the people who knocked on the doors and made the calls and went to the polls and it made an enormous difference. we didn't win by a lot but we won by enough. that's all that counts. >> the people of michigan looked into the hearts of the candidates and all i have to say is i love you back. >> the state of washington holds a caucus on saturday. then it is on to the 10 states holding contests next tuesday. >>> 105 miles per hour. that is how fast a d.c. council woman was driving on the beltway and she walked abay with only a warning. council woman karen toles was pulled over and ticketed for making an unsafe lane change. she was also driving 105 m

monday and tuesday, we're back up near 50. >> julie wright has got your latest.ood morning. >> i need your help. we have to say a quick congratulation to iona mcclellan. she won her spelling bee yesterday. >> all right. congratulation! >> tucker is going spelling bee, how do you spell that? >> congratulations, iona. that is fantastic. >> it is good news. on the roads, you will find lanes are open, no problems reported along the top stretch of the beltway as you work your way around from colesville road headed out towards 270. no problems to report at the wilson bridge. traffic is flowing freely along 359 at duke street as you work your way north of the capital beltway. it is still an easy ride out to the west on 66. >>> class is canceled today at the washington latin public charter school in northwest d.c. a stomach bug has swept through the building and lots of kids have been getting sick. the middle school had to shut town early yesterday because the illness was spreading. today, the middle and upper schools are closed senate are you born gay or is it a choice.

let's talk to julie. it is really going to be handy today because you can zoom in and find out when it will snow at your house. >> i was just thinking that. i'm like am i going to get a run in before i come back this afternoon. >> you got to run early, julie. >> like right now? >> exactly. you got a couple hours. >> we are talking about the accident activity that occurred overnight. i'm not quite sure why this isn't working. but new york avenue at florida avenue shut down in each direction because of this accident activity. all traffic is being diverted off at florida avenue so there is the combination of rhode island and bladensburg that could save you a little bit of time. no trouble spots to report on the beltway in virginia. lanes are open, traffic flowing freely between braddock road and 66. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the city of alexandria's plans for redevelopment are now part of a court battle. the group, citizens for an alternative alexandria waterfront plan asked the court

. >> reporter: chef trudy's menu looks like a five-star restaurant and that's what julie and ann had in mind when they start the ceres community project of marin. >> it's based on the idea of bringing youth into a professional kitchen, connecting them with real wholesome organic food. >> reporter: julie's long been interested in the connection between nutrition and health. she collaborated with author rebecca katz and her book "cancer-fighting kim." and a long-time youth volunteer liked the idea of kids helping fill a critical need. >> what i've seen is the joy of youth in the kitchen, the relationships that they are building with one another. >> reporter: ann helps coordinate the student part of the program training kitchen and delivery volunteers. julie handles the donations from securing fresh food from local growers to the ins and outs of bringing over 3500 meals a year to families who truly need it. >> 80% of cancer patients going through treatment are malnourished. cancer makes it very difficult for people to eat when they're going through treatment. >> reporter: when dawn's hu

julie wright has got your latest. good morning, julie. what's going on?a lot, tucker barnes. looking good on the roads. lanes are open if you are traveling on 395 trying to get past seminary road headed out to the 14th street bridge. traffic is moving smoothly now with no incidents to report. traveling eastbound 66 coming in from manassas leaving business 234. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> thank you. >>> a heads up for you drive through bowie, maryland actually new speed camera is up and running near benjamin tasker middle school on kept hill drive. according to state law, you have to follow the speed limit whether school is in session or not. >>> virginia may becket next state to make texting while driving a primary offense. right now, it is just a secondary offense in the commonwealth meaning a police officer can ticket you for texting while driving but only if you break another law as well. virginia lawmakers are now considering the bill. critics are concerned it will lead to overblown charges and confiscated cell phones. >>

julie?the weather app, i can follow it hour by hour, so you know if you don'tt leave now, you'll get stuck, oru go ckyou for a run, you could go stuck. >> 24 hours a day, julie. >> it's like having new the palm of mize hand.iz >> we need a traffic app.pp >> okay, now moving on! [ laughter ] on the roads, traveling 295 towards the 11th street bridge, slow downs, noo incidenting, just volume. out -- incidents, just volume. outs in the beltway, heading around georgia avenue, lanes arr open, down to 32 miles an hour, no problems on 295 or 95. that's a check of the fox 5 on-time traffic. >> julie, thank you.yo >>> there is a major mam conservative gathering inti washington this weekend, and a number of political powerl players are in town, that is ann understatement. chris wallace is here to talk about what to expect on his show sunday. good morning,. >> good morning. g >> that was a huge understatement, earlier guessrle said it is more conservative inn washington than it's been in many years.ma

. >>> thank you, julie. the uva murder trial. in hours, the jurors will deliberate the fate of george huguely who's accused of killing yeardley love in may of 2010. he acknowledged kicking a hole in her door, invite cysts he only wanted to talk. the medical examiners gave several possible causes of her death. he faces up to life in prison. >>> also, due in court, the man accused of trying to bomb the u.s. capitol. he was arrested friday on his way to the capitol. after undercover agents gave him a pack with fake explosives. >>> developing in afghanistan, more protests about the americans burning the muslim holy book. anti-american rallies are underway at the air base and at camp phoenix at the kabul province. >>> we're getting word that two western journalists were killed in syria this morning. one is an american, she worked for a british newspaper and the other is a french photographer. both died when rockets hit the neighborhood they were in overnight. a hundred people were reported killed there just yesterday. it was some of t

let's do traffic and julie wright has a look here. what's going on, julie? >> we still have lanes open on the outer loop of the beltway. that's good movements inner loop, still dealing with accident activity past connecticut where the right lane is closed. heavy on 22 from nutley to the beltway. finally, north bound along 3925 as you work your way from the beltway toward duke street, heavy volume. authorities are now checking for the crash northbound on the george washington parkway along 123 >>> the republican presidential candidates have two important primaries before the big super tuesday test. newt gingrich will be on fox news sunday this weekend and host chris wallace joins us now from capitol hill with a preview. good morning, chris. >> good morning, tony. >> you have heavy weights on this weekend. tell us about it. >> we're going to be talking to newt gingrich. this is the darnedest presidential campaign. two weeks ago, newt gingrich won south carolina and the front runner. now for the third time in this campaign, he is being counted out. does he have

she would like to see julie's tucker more often.en he squirms. >> he's making a squirmy face now. find us on facebook if you want to be the facebook fan of the day. >> we'll have to get that message to julie. >> we'll have to help. >> easy to do. >>> guess what? time to turn it to allison and tony. >> they're both cute without squirming. >> good morning, guys. coming up, two stories developing overseas. first, more fallouts in afghanistan after american forces are caught burning the muslim holy book. the u.s. embassy is on lockdown. in syria, two americans, both journalists were killed.

cbn correspondent, julie stall shows us. >> reporter: it will crucify you and death to christianity, sprayed in hebrew on the house walls. >> obviously people don't like christians being here and don't like jesus or respect jesus for sure. >> baptist house in downtown jerusalem has been attacked in the past. 2007, vandals burned chairs and hymn books and 1982, previous wooden structure burned to the ground. this incident brought out the best of the neighborhood. >> we are sad extremists would take matters into their hands and encouraged by the sympathy of neighbors and people of good will, which i believe are the majority. >> we'll get a lot of support, even my friend, barry, jewish, he came with his rabbi to the synagogue in arnona. they were quite disgusted. they wanted to call the mayor's religious affairs. >> police investigated whether it is connected to an attack on a mosque. dr. mortkia zachen. >> i think i present overwhelming majority of israeli citizens. >> he said this kind of incident wouldn't have had this press coverage 10 years ago. >> israeli society is progressing, s

traffic and julie wright has your latest good morning julie. >> hey, good morning tucker right now we will say good morning to the crew in sky fox they are hovering above the belt way in virginia making their way eastbound along 66 you will find your lanes are open no problems to report just wall to wall traffic as you continue to work your way eastbound headed in towards the capital belt way. we will take it back inside. if you are travelling well north of town delays on the belt way, leaving 95, georgia avenue, and inner loop will slow, leaving around bw parkway accident reported 108, near 32, that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> jury selection begins in the murder trial of george hughly. >> he is the university of virginia student accused of killing his girlfriend yeardly love. >> it has been almost two years since yardly love was found dead in her apartment building she was a varsity lacrosse player and had allegedly just broken up with fellow lacrosse play evercxfing, george hughly they say he admitted to kicking in her bedroom door and shaking her now apparently thi

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time to check in with julie wright and traffic. >> all right, you guys.his morning. not a lot happening this morning. we are off to a quiet start. -- >>> time to check in with julie wright and traffic. >> southbound 270 picking autopsy i few more customers coming in towards german up two. the beltway is running smoothly between college park and bethesda. southbound 95 and 295 quiet coming in out of laurel. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now to our other big story, clearing out the occupy protesters. it was a very active weekend for protesters and u.s. park police in the district. riot police cleared protesters from macpherson square on saturday and arrested 11. yesterday, police cleaned and inspected tents at freedom plaza. we get more now on the clean-up from fox 5's lauren demarco live this morning at freedom plaza. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. all quiet right now. most folks are in their tents out of the cold. we do have some police at the scene but officers tell me they are just monitoring things for now. no inspe

we've got to get to julie. there you go, sunshine, 50 degrees. >> let's check in with julie wright to get the latest on traffic. >> can't do it by myself so we asked the crew in sky fox to help us out this morning. they happen to be above the commute in virginia as you travel the inner loop of the beltway it head outbound on route other. minor fender bender already pulled out of roadway. again being looking in the dark, can you find the lanes are open. the beltway is running with ease as you travel between annandale and more i had field. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. -- between annandale and merrifield. >>> the search if a missing 14- year-old girl and her young baby. shanee cox and her six-month- old baby were last seep yesterday in wheaton. take a look at their pictures. shanee was last seen wearing a blue coat, pink shirt, ripped jeans over black leggings and brown boots. pane had on a bimpg snow suit. family members say shanee cox may be in need of medical attention. >>> police are searching

the authors university of maryland professor julie greene. when did the idea of building a canal come up? >> the idea was an old one in american history. at least in the u.s. but even before that, europeans dream of it for centuries. >> always through panama? >> guest: there was a lot of talk of going through nicaragua or even mexico. but for a lot of reasons the french seized on the idea of panama and the united states debated long and hard about possibly going to nicaragua but some earthquakes and the fact ;ç that the french had done some ;ç construction work in panama mads that a better approach. >> host: when did the french get started? how far did they get? why didn't they complete it? >> guest: the french construction project was very dramatic. they had faced a lot of problems that began in the 1880s and went through much of the decade. they face a lot of problems that the united states just because the united states project started a few decades later the united states was able to overcome some of the problems the french had faced. the

first well it's pretty obvious the iranians decided not to wait around until july first and if this report is correct which it seems to be they've decided to to impose their own embargo boycott on the offending powers and they're starting with the the two biggest imperialist bullies on the schoolyard the british and the french who are now so weak that they can only act together they are a kind of imperialist bicycle built for two so they get slammed first they haven't had time to carefully arrange the fallback options and the alternative sources of oil so this is a little bit of a surprise to them it was mooted last week you know with this step was pretty much announced by the iranians and they also included the netherlands greece portugal spain and italy on the list of those who might follow so those are other countries that might might be embargoed by the iranian side now but the way that the economy of iranian oil works is that the biggest customers are of course china japan india and. china has said in very vague terms that they might go along with the u.s. demand that they stop

. >> in late 1990 joel picks up julie blackbird under the manhattan bridge.r is again out of town, so they drive back to east meadow and julie spends the night. >> yeah, she slept some of that time, took a shower some of that time, watched tv. >> kind of like a relationship. >> hanging out, killing time. >> yeah, like friends. >> yeah. >> if you didn't know who you were listening to and what the outcome was, you would believe that they were a couple, you know, on a date. >> before driving her back to the city, joel agrees to go to an atm machine with withdraw extra money for julie. >> we were leaving and i hit her from behind once and then strangled her. >> why did you hit her? >> probably to stop her. >> but why, why did -- >> motivating? >> yeah, why? >> i'm not asking, you know, why did you hit -- i know you hit her so that you can incapacitate her. that's clear. i'm asking you the why. what was the reason that you hit her? he just -- that just completely escapes him. >> i mean, what did she do? you have brought other prostitutes back to your mother's hous