julie?ly henneberg, thank you so much. >> eric: the race to the white house now, mitt romney's team firing back today after the obama campaign releases a new ad that questions mr. romney's ability to make tough decisions. the ad suggesting that the likely gop nominee would not have chosen to kill osama bin laden if he was in the oval office. peter doocy has more. >> a year ago this week, president obama gave the go ahead for the raid that took out osama bin laden, but his campaign is now suggesting that if a president romney had been given the same intel, he wouldn't have gone for the kill and they're making that point in a new ad with former president bill clinton. >> he took the harder and the more honorable path and the one that produced, in my opinion, the best result. >> after asking which path mitt romney would have taken, the ad highlights a 2007 reuters headline that says mitt romney criticized barak obama for vowing to strike al-qaeda targets inside pakistan if necessary. this isn't

. >> julie: i'm julie banderas, in for jamie colby. and we're getting new dramatic video of the moment the jet engulfs the apartments in flames, huge flames, listen as they describe the terrifying scene on the ground. >> basically like he dropped out of the sky, pretty much. the front end started going down and boom, huge black cloud of smoke. >> out on the back porch, and i seen the canopy of the plane, and i lost everything, renters insurance. >> he we heard the plane fly in and there was a terrible loud crash and everything shook and then the black smoke and then, it just took off. it just, the flames and everything. >> do you live in one of those two buildings. >> yes, right as you go in there. >> julie: a lot with absolutely nothing, but they did walk away with their lives. that's the good news. peter doocy live in virginia beach. hi. >> reporter: i apologize for the noise, we're a few feet away and came and starting to seal off the gas lines from the street into that apartment complex. down the road at our other camera position,

julie eisenhower's books include "pat nixon, the untold story," as well as "special people" and julie eisenhower's cook book for children. julie eisenhower has served on several non-profit boards and serves as a trustee of the richard nixon foundation, the nixon center and the eisenhower medical center. after graduating from smith college, she earned a master of arts from catholic university of america. when david's book "eisenhower at war" and julie's book, "pat nixon, the untold story" were published in 1986, it was the first time a husband and wife each had a book appearing simultaneously on the "new york times" nonfiction best-sellers list. please join me in welcoming mark and david and julie eisenhower. [ applause ] >> thanks so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> both julie and david, welcome. we're delighted to have you here tonight. actually i should say welcome back because you are among the very special guests of this library when we opened our doors on may 22nd, 1971, and you accompanied your mother and father here. your father was president at the time. i wonder if you ha

and components from september 2010 until july 2011. it is time to move into a new main phrase, and on the way there, however, we need to make a slight detour to the acquisition of credit cards. breivik had 11 different credit cards. 10 are ones he started using. the overall credit were 235,000 . the remaining credit on the 23rd of july was 27,618. the credit cards had hardly been used until april 2011. breivik ran out of funds on norwegian bank accounts on the 26th of april, 2011. most of the transactions after this date were made on credit, using credit cards. that brings me to a new main period from 4 may 2011 until 21 july 2011. on your screens, you will see the name on the 6th of april. breivik signed a lease to rent from the first of may 2011. the sound was 10,000 per month in lease, and he paid 30,000 in deposit. he moved into the farm premises on the fourth of may. we have included photos, and first you see a map showing the location of the farm. you see option low, and that is at the top of this image, and it's about 160 kilome

the thing that makes me smile a little bit listening to julie is julie wrote this wonderful book and one of the collections that she breaks in that book is an amazing cache of letters that richard nixon wrote pat nixon from the south pacific in '43, '44 and '45. he's not telling her in these letters that he's going to go out and become president, i don't know what he's telling her. it's there to see. as the story goes, bill clinton's classmates were saving his letters and little things that he wrote and at the age of 15 and 16, he wasn't captain of the football team, he wasn't this, but he exuded an extraordinary sense of himself. i'm sure linden, lucy have stori stories. a man of extraordinary drive. my grandfather, my father told a story in 1938 or '39 they were living in manila -- >> he was working for mcarthur. >> douglas mcarthur and my dad confronted my grandfather with the idea and suggestion that the idea that my grandfather was wasting his time. why are you wasting your time working for douglas mcarthur as an assistant leazing with president's government and so forth and you

okay, julie is the observer. face the board, julie. face the board? okay. now we're gonna have sunlight coming right behind, can you squat down just a little bit? sunlight is coming right behind julie, okay? and that's right here and this is a raindrop. and, julie, i want you to put your eye where the blue is, okay? and hold that please. now, is there anywhere else that raindrops could come down and hit julie's eye like there? well, how about over here? no, there's no way. over here, it's gonna miss, okay? so let's try this again. julie, you hold that and let's see where else-- keeping this parallel. oh, you can get it there too. you can get that one, too, can't you? you can't get this one here, but she can get that one, can't she? and she can get this one and she can get that one, she can get that one. the criterion is that this angle remain constant for all those drops. and look at that, julie can see all these ones but lee can't. when lee looks over at this drop here, he gets no color. thank you, julie. lee, you're standing over here, stand right here, o

oh, let's meet in july. and i do want to give a little background, because i have found that as we get closer to july, people's interest in the arms trade treaty is increasing, but their knowledge base is very, very low. and so there's a lot of ms. information about what the arms trade treatsy and isn't, and so i just kind of -- if you can give a little background on what this movement is about. so the arms trade treaty really originated from the nobel peace laureates international code of conduct on arms transfers which was launched in 1995. it was years in the making, but the big launch was in 1995. that treaty proposed global principles concerning the export of conventional arms. and over the next decade or so these ideas were further developed by ngos and supportive governments, taking into account a lot of regional initiatives that were developing at the same time. so years of discussion outside the u.n. led to the passage of a u.n. general assembly resolution in 2006 that was entitled towards an intern

this ordinance became effective on july 1, 2010, sun setting, naturally, july 1, 2013. that is the deferral program set to sunset on july 1, 2013, unless the board asks to extend the program beyond that date. with that, i will pass the podium to pamela lebron -- levin. >> pamela levin, director the -- deputy director of building of the suspect in -- building of this inspection. basically, i am the unit, along with one other person. we are tasked to receive and organize information from various city agencies, economic development fees that are owed or development impacts. we receive all the information, accumulating debt, working with project sponsors and other agencies resolving disputes and questions often raised by the project sponsor when they get their first report. we published an updated, city- wide development fee register located on the website. we are responsible to ensure that the first construction document that either the full impact fee is paid or the project sponsor decides to defer the impact fee. we will talk a little bit more about that as i talk about

so we're not just having this exercise so that in july on the 27th of july at the 11th hour we can say oh, we do have a treaty. so i think it's important to get the right treaty. to me, that's where the success would lie. that said, there has been an impressive willingness even amongst the skeptics to engage in this process. i think a lot of that can be credited towards the chairman himself. he is a very astute and experienced diplomat who has really done a remarkable job in building confidence and not in kind of a token way, but really allowing everyone to be heard and top feel like they're being heard. and i think that's an important role. i think a lot of times we think of the u.n. as this is very political organ, which it is, but i think also it is very much driven on personalities of the people within it, and i think this negotiations, you've had consistency amongst the people involved in the deliberations and so trust has been built. so i think the if you would have asked me in july of 2010 if i thought it was possible maybe the first day i would have been a little more hesitant.

and then i chatted with julie a little bit. she was just really cool.nd i just thought, wow, she's just a really cool chick. we didn't really talk a whole lot at nordic fest. we started talking a couple months later, actually, over the phone. >> we'd have all these conversations late at night what we wanted in life, how we both wanted a family, how our childhoods were. >> she was easy to talk to. i always liked hearing her stories. i mean, there was something about her. one night after i got home from the bar i got in a bar fight and i was pissy. i was about half drunk and i called her up and proposed. i want to raise a family. i'm done with this. i called her up and proposed and she send because she's crazy. >> we just got married at the justice of the peace. you have to become engaged to somebody i'd only met in person once and talked on the phone for a couple of months was pretty crazy. >> i love my wife. my wife is my rock. she was a gift from god. that's all there really is to that. she saved my life. >> try this again, okay? that better? >> much.

julie wright can officially get out the banana boat.aking of traffic, julie has the latest. >> reporter: so wisdom has the grill on and hot dogs. i want to put in an order, ribs and corn on the cob. on the road lanes are open no problems to report. 395 an easy start to our monday drive on the express lanes. no trouble spots to report right now. lanes are open to the beltway, traffic moving smooth pli that is a -- a check of your fox 5 early traffic. >>> ford has been in the hybrid game for some time. but now the u.s. automaker is out with its first all electric car. >> reporter: this is the ford focus electric. the first electric car from the company that pushed electric cars to the sidelines over 100 years ago when it brought motor storing -- motoring to the masses. ford's been at the hybrid game for a long time, why now with electric? >> i think the marketplace is ready for electric vehicles. over time we are going to see high and higher volumes out there. now is the time we are starting to see greater interest. >> reporter: you didn'

julie, what's up? laughter ] >> you know, after a night of lack of sleep, you're lucky i'm not in here a tube top and pa jam -- pajama bottoms. >> we are all lucky for that! >>> the inner loop, the accident was in place for a few moments and then quickly moved over to the shoulder. the inner loop is out of the roadway with a brief rubber necking delay going by the scene. lanes are open going by centerville. no problems to report continuing past the beltway. southbound 270, no problems germantown to the lane divide. that's the fox 5 on time traffic. >> we are laughing, too, julie. try to get your mind off her tubetop, and focus on what you don't expect to see. this blackbear made itself at home in a house in leesburg. the homeowners say the bear came up to the back deck and pressed its nose up to the door and tried to see inside of the house. >> they were worried the animal would push open the door, but it got sidetracked by the bird feeder in the backyard. >> who can blame him? >> cute! i don't know if

the only plants are a set of drawings dated july 8th, 2011. these to not indicate any proposed changes to the roof and show the mechanical systems on the first floor. the planning department granted an exemption from environmental review. the document describes the roof deck and an elevator penthouse that is not mention mechanical systems or an outdoor roof impact. the public was not notified of this decision because it is not required. and no significant environmental analysis with public review has been done to reflect the current plans for the roof. neither the lab or the mechanical systems are mentioned in the document. we feel that in advance of any conditional use authorization decision that cdc should be compelled to have a full impact review. thank you. >> hello, my name is peter good. i live directly across from 601 delores. this is considered a historically significant buildings. it is a beautiful landmark in the neighborhood and we are glad that it will have a new use. as part of the environmental exemption review process, a histori

he will be starting it in the middle of july. part of the reason is because during the treatment, he will be required to not travel. he needs to be there for the treatments and he has commitments including things like the giving pledge that he is active with. sun valley that takes place at the beginning of july. he is planning on keeping all of the condominiums he made to that point before he sits down with the treatment. again, he said his doctors feel comfortable and he feels comfortable with the decision. this shouldn't change the daily activities in any way aside from that. the annual meeting is coming up in three weeks now and he's not going to be letting the shareholders down. it should be business as usual. he keeps up a very incredible schedule and incredible pace at the shareholder meetings and expects it to be the same as he always does because he feels good about these things. asking him what else he is talking about, i did ask him if the succession plan is changing because of the situation. he said no. there is no cha

i love you, julie. >> thank you, allison.the roads this morning it's been a tough go on 270, because of accident activity south of shady grove road. delays now starting to slow in 118 in germantown headed down to what was the accident scene. below speed university boulevard headed to georgia avenue. no problems to report traveling the inner loop between braddock and 66. lanes open there as well and no problems on 395, though it's slow from the beltway to seminary road and crossing the 14th street bridge. 17 minutes leaving springfield to 66 with the lanes open. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you. today marks a year since deadly tornadoes tore through parts of the south killing 216 people. the same line of storms killed five people in virginia. today, virginia governor bob mcdonald plans to meet with officials, responders and volunteers to tour the area. it was one day in which was a week of devastating storms causing $7.3 billion in damage. >>> believe it or not, tomorrow marks 10 years since a powerf

craig: julie chen, everybody. julie chen. julie. >> nothing rimes with chinese.u luke finese. i like this. did you ever see those old movies when the beautiful gypsy girl plays the violin before count dracula bites her? >> you are not going to bite me. craig: i wasn't going to until you said it. now i'm thinking, play the violin and we'll see where it ends up. >> now that could be interpreted as something racist. asian and playing the violin? but growing up chinese was not finese. it was either take your pick. violin or the apitcuk. craig: you're a professional broadcaster. have you ever been to britain? >> yes. craig: have you ever noticed that people start talking like this and then end like this? >> i never realized it until you pointed it out. it's the journalist that want to get your attention and then they drop off. craig: they start off really concerned and then they couldn't really care less. it's true. how are things going on "the talk"? you getting along? >> yes. we're getting along. every day, we have one belly laugh. craig: i thought you were going to

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anders behring breivik has pleaded not guilty to killing 77 people last july. over the next few months, the court will determine the state of breivik's mental health and whether he will be sent to prison or a mental institution. >> anders behring breivik began his trial with a defiant salute. the right wing extremist refused to recognize the court's authority, because, as he put it, the norwegian state supports multiculturalism. july 22 last year, he killed eight people with a car bomb in central oslo. then he traveled to nearby utoeya island where he methodically shot teenagers dead. it was the deadliest single attack in norway since world war ii, a massacre breivik has confessed to. but he pleaded not guilty. he said he was acting in self- defense. survivors and families of the victims are following the proceedings closely. when the shooting spree occurred, she was -- he was taking part in a camp. >> it was as a disaster -- a disaster. it is more a relief to see he did not have the powers he once had over us. >> prosecutors have charged him with terrorism and

the full agreement is expected july 2012. there has been some discussion about what happens with the allocation, but in a way that signals fda's intent, they awarded $85 million to the project in fiscal year 2011- 2012, and that is the fiscal year that ends in september. the phase in which the final design is complete, and it is happening concurrent with construction. the first two packages the tunnels and stations are complete, and the systems package will be complete in made next month. construction, as i mentioned, is under way. the first contract is complete, and the second contract in the area of union square -- i'm sure you noticed the activity there. it is 85% complete. the tunnels contract -- the total board machines have already been awarded -- ordered. that contract was awarded in june of last year for $13 million below the engineer's estimate. it is, of course, a major project, which consists of 1.5 miles of tunnel from under the freeway. it has three separate notices to proceed. the first one was for the african m

let's check in with julie and get the latest on traffic. >> on one of those fridays in july, one of them happens to be my birthday. >> really? >> what friday. what is the date? >> the 20th. >> i'm born july 10th. >> put it in your ipods. don't forget it. i collect nutty buddies. lanes are open if you are travelling the inner lost beltway but we do have delays leaving 236 head up to 66. -- traveling the inner loop of the beltway. 50 at prosperity cleaneden and moved out of your way. 66 inside of the beltway, average speed down to 22 miles per hour. traveling southbound 270, lanes are open. the earlier crash we had here has cleared. expect delays out of germantown headed south towards 370. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >> thank you. >>> in this morning's buzz bin, susan sarandon claim the government tapped her phone and says she was dapped a visit to the white house but doesn't know why. she made the comments during an interview with film maker michael moore. >>> remember this guy? noah wyle, you can't really see him there. he was handcuffed and arrested along with

lee hoped that on july 4th -- the armies face each other on july 4th. lee hopes even on late july 3rd, he hopes mead will attack him. the army of northern virginia is badly defeated, but they are not advantage wished. they're still fighting those guys. but more importantly, three days of battle and all the marching beforehand has disorganized the union army, the army of the potomac almost as badly as disorganized the confederates. now, mead owns the battlefield. that means he owns tens of thousands of wounded. his units are involved in the fighting and out of ammunition. some haven't been fed for three days. there's no water. the dead are everywhere. it's, you know, regiments, casualties are interesting. the union army loses casualties, by and large, where an army they should lose take casualties after the company, regimental and brigade level. the union generals pay a price. but by and large, it's the junior guys who are supposed to be out on the fighting line who are killed or wounded. and as a result, you know, mead has to start moving guys around. c

a nice week if you are julie wright.arly summertime feel for the first of may. >> every time you say summertime i think of will smith. >> reporter: i'm not going to sing it. >> reporter: thank god for that. i think about will smith, not about you singing it. >> all right. on the roads traveling northbound i-95, no problems to report right now. toward the capital beltway hov lanes rolling at speed. out of frederick through stafford, leaving woodbridge, still an easy commute. leaving new hampshire avenue headed westbound toward silver spring light volume here, they had the overnight construction on the westbound span of the bay bridge. eastbound was available for two-way traffic. all of that activity should not be cleared. >>> hollywood alisters -- a listers partied at the washington hilton saturday night. president obama was the butt but of many jokes, along with newport cre's rocket and the secret service scandal. >> i know the administration has been cracking down. if this had happened on president clinton's watch you c

party at julie's? sarah has the margaritas and i'm spending the night. >> reporter: i'm biting my tongue not saying anything. >> reporter: on the roads right now you are going to find lanes open eastbound 66 approaching 123. the remains of the accident are off to the left shoulder. again there is the tow truck, the vehicles are loaded up onto the roll backs here. rubbernecking delay on 50 headed eastbound. if you are traveling northbound on i-95, debris reported before you reach courthouse road. 123 at palmer drive between hampton and trying to alternate one direction at a time. now the reports of the accident outbound before you reach route 4. that is a check of your on time traffic. >>> coming up next, live to fox business network in new york. new numbers show the american dream of homeownership is fading faster than it has in years. >>> it is national honesty day. it is meant to encourage honesty at work. nurses topped the list, ranking as least honest, members of congress. >> they didn't say tv peo

julie. >> all right tucker heading out to the game this afternoon, better bet is avoid all that traffic and stick with metro. that will be less of a headache for you guys than heading out by car inbound suit land parkway, south capitol and douglas street, making your way past nats stadium reports of a stalled car, 11th street bridge, right side of the road, georgia, inner loop not so bad as work your way around college park. 66 well below speed out of manassas. headed into centerville that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thanks our big story this morning george zimmerman is behind bars the neighbourhood watchman who claimed self- defense in the shooting of trayvon martin is being charged with 2nd degree murder. >> he is expected in court for the first time melanie is live in studio with the latest developments. >> reporter: 2nd degree murder means a killing not premeditated but caused by quote an imminently dangerous act with depraved lack of regard for human life if he is convicted he faces a sentence of 25 years to life he turned himself into police 8:00 p.m. wednesday n

late afternoon more details on the forecast in just a couple minutes traffic with the one and only julie wright. >>> all right tucker saying good morning once again to the crew in sky fox back over the scene along northbound i-95 that is where we had the crash involving the bus off the road to the right travelling northbound i-95, you are in grid locked traffic at least a six mile back upcoming north from a quiet harbour in garrisonville, the right lane tied up there also a fender bender eastbound 234 as you cross over i-95 that having very little impact on our commute the right lane is blocked the big story northbound i-95, grid locked out of stafford, right lane remains closed off scene of the crash other side of town accident activity tieing up your commute, southbound 5, only the left lane is able to get by at the scene of this wreck northbound anticipate a rubber necking delay, suit land parkway inbound to the 11th street bridge. >> thanks you lee we begin on the cam -- thanks julie. we begin on the campaign trail. mitt romney widened his lead once abegan he now has over half the de

bethesda native julie has been called a savior of u.s. rhythmic gymnastics. now she's headed to the olympic games in london. dan hellie has more on her journey. >> reporter: hard to imagine a 21-year-old grandma but julie calls herself the grandma of u.s. rith nick gymnastics. makes sense since most gymnasts retire in their teens. she is the wylie veteran of the sport she calls poetry in motion. >> that's the way i tonend to describe it. the best way you can describe it, it is not like ail the other sports where you are racing against the clock or you are -- have to be like 100% technical. >> reporter: rith nick gymnastics is not as popular as the artistic gymnastics. it runs in the family. julie's mom was a junior national champion in hungary and introduced jewel dwroy the sport when she was just 4 years old. >> i tried it and fell if love with it. >> reporter: now almost 18 years later, she's training from five to eight hours day with her coach. in london, she has a chance to make olympic history. becoming the first u.s. rhythmic gymnast to win a medal. it

let's say good morning to julie wright and the latest on traffic. >> a couple of problems to report, sarah. we are talking about the inbound stretch of the baltimore washington parkway as you work from the beltway to 450 in the direction of prince george plaza, prince george hospital. an overturned vehicle involved in the crash. one left lane is able to get by at the scene. for those in upper mulberry, outbound route 4. leaving the city, leaving the beltway past 301. before 408 a crash here and another overturned vehicle reported at the scene of this crash. traveling in virginia, northbound i-95, no problems to report as you work your way in from the fairfax county parkway leaving 7100 to northbound i- 95. that's a check of fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> thank you, julie. >>> we are following breaking news out of baltimore. police have made an arrest in connection to the death of 16- year-old felicia barnes. authority say michael johnson, taken into custody. barnes who lived in north carolina vanished in 2010 visiting family in baltimore. she was found dead in the susquehanna river month

the cup next summer which is in july and august, the challenger selection races, july and august, the race the oracle racing in the finals starting september 7 in the first to win five. those races will take place in the a.c. 72's that you'll see starting to hit the water later this summer. the guys and gals are now designing and building on behalf of the teams. ladies and gentlemen, to tell you all about that and more, he has an olympic gold medal from the 1984 olympics in los angeles in the fin class. he has more america's cup races than anyone in the history of the planet. he has one four of the last five america's cups. i was thinking about this, mr. mayor, he has had particularly good success in california thinking about the olympics in 1984, but the competition -- thanks jennifer, the competition is exceedingly tough. this may be the highest quality field of challengers ever. team new zealand for sure. the italian sure, the swedish team, the french are very strong as well and we'll see how the chinese and the koreans do. >> i'll give them all my number. >> what are you looking f

this union attacked occurred on july 22nd. the two northern vessels hit "the arkansas" glancing blows which appeared 0 to not do significant damage. they cracked the engine's connecting rods deranging the arkansas's weak and unreliable engines. two weeks later when "the arkansas" steamed down river, the connecting rods broke and "the arkansas'" crew blew her up to prevent her capture by union gun boats. "the arkansas" had been able to get that far down river 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 is 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 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

let's look at the forecast a sneak peek at the weekend in a minute a sneak peek at traffic and julie. >>> we have some problems to report right now as you travel eastbound 50, again, against the rush hour flow leaving annapolis, headed out towards the bay bridge a tractor trailer leaking some fuel. eastbound 50, headed over towards fayette hill drive no problems to report leaving annapolis, northbound baltimore washington parkway accident activity tieing up the right side of the road, southbound laurel and 410, eastbound 66 no incidents to report leaving centerville you will find your lanes are open, headed towards fair oaks. that is a check of your fox 5 . >>> all right julie we begin with breaking news out of indonesia, tsunami watches and warnings in effect across the indian ocean after a massive earthquake hit in waters off indonesia, two hours ago. the 8.7 magnitude quake was centered near ache provinces panicked residents poured into the streets the earthquake was so strong, highrise buildings on malaysia's coast, shook for a full minute. most of the 230,000 victims in the 2004

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, including the accused, who testified for seven months from july 14 to 2009 until february 18, 2010. a total of 740 defense exhibits were admitted into evidence. the prosecution closing arguments were heard on the eighth and ninth of february, 2011. defense closing arguments weren't on the ninth and 10th of march, 2011. oral responses by both parties were heard on the 11th of march, 2011. after 420 trial day is over the course of three years and 10 months of the case was, formally closed on 11, march, 2011. a total of 115 witnesses testified. 1522 exhibits were admitted into evidence. 49,622 pages of trial records were transcribed. 281 written into local tory decisions were issued by the trial chamber. summary of the charges, the accused is charged with 11 counts under the indictment. five of these counts charged the accused with crimes against punishable under article 2 of the statute, in particular, murder, count2. rape, 4. sexual slavery,5. other inhumane acts, 8. and others. and acts of terrorism, count one. violence to life, health, and physical or mental well-being of persons,

it will feel like july later this week tucker good morning. >> good morning yeah, 80s starting wednesday and right through the end of the weekend into the week. >>> live shot and relatively cool temperatures particularly north and west, dulles and baltimore 47, 50 here in washington, fredericksburg, 54 degrees mix of clouds and sunshine, partly sunny day, as we've got a warm front off to the south and west, allison mentioned the warmer air on the way, cloud cover and possibility of a few showers i think the best chance of showers may be a thunder storm later tonight and during the day tomorrow as that warm air starts to move in clouds will start to move in, in anticipation of that warm front arriving later tonight. partial sunshine, 66 washington, 65 la plata. let's see how traffic is flowing on your monday morning julie. >> all right tucker on the roads, you will find the accident activity tieing up your road along suit land parkway, pennsylvania avenue, no problems to report 295 but goes from 210 to the they vail research lab and in bound, on 50. you are down to 40 miles an hour 202 la

thanks tucker. >> julie wright how you doing this morning. >> i am good thanks how you guys doing. >>d. >> all right on the roads now you will find your lanes are open as you continue to work your way eastbound 66, you are below speed as you travel inbound, 7100 to the belt way, 24 minute ride with lanes open, westbound traffic, slows to 123 delays now travelling the inner loop of the belt way leaving annandale towards 66, a 13 minute ride, nothing stopped along your path. outer loop, bright sunshine, slowing at van dooren lanes are open no problems reported there other side of town outer loop, 95 headed around towards georgia. route 1 and college park that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right thank you julie. well, we are still waiting for the mega millions lottery winners to come forward. players from kansas, illinois and baltimore county maryland will split the record breaking jackpot from friday night's drawing the maryland winner has the option of staying anonymous but that is not the case in illinois where a winners name home city and prize total are made publ