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i bought the july august $25 call spread for 58 cents. that's my maximum risk. i sold one of the july 25 calls at 97 cents and i bought one of the august 25 calls for $1.55. between now and then, this stock can move around. it can go up, down 10%. this value is not going to move a lot. what i want it to do is actually remain range bound and i want that july 25 call to expire bothless. what i do is, i own a much cheaper call for what i think will be the only potential positive catalyst between now and august. >> i will say this. i can't get behind the stock, but i can get behind that trade. >> oh. oh. >> these are trades that options traders like. you have time working on your side. if the stock hangs in here, you're going to collect the decay on that near-dated option. so, actually, the trade, i actually -- >> i saku dose y kudos to the a who got behind the stock when it was in a trough. >> all right, got a question out there? send us a tweet. we'll answer it in our one-on-one web extra right after the show on our new website. in addition to scott's web extra, y

>> no, in between, when we get the bids and then in july. so we could have two meetings in july, for example. >> yeah. >> i am taking a vacation starting the 13th. >> that is the problem. the board members are gone. >> director metcalf we will do our best. >> okay. any other questions or comments? >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> okay. >> and move into item nine which is approving the draft anticipated disadvantaged business enterprise participation level program for the physical years, 13-14, through 15-16 and authorization of the relesion of the draft adpl for the 30 day public review and 45 day public comment process. >> directors, we have calculated a percentage for our fta funded contracts which are the administrative type of contract and legal services that it would be planned to be awarded between october first of this year, and september 30th of 2016. with when we will run the methodology it will run into a 14.8 percent dbe for those contracts and also calculate at a small business target, although, it is not legally required by a

branch faces sentences in july. were with him onw the night of the attack, one has pled guilty and the other one is awaiting trial. >>> governor martin o'malley is set to sign mar the re repeal on capital punishment but there's a push to take the bill to referendum after governor o'malley signs it.o'maey s that is what happened with the same sex marriage issue. >>> two women who were reportedly held dependence their will were rescued from the home. one woman tried to escape bycapy slipping through a gap in the th front gape.tgape authorities do not believe thato th nere was any sexual abuse. as so far there's been no arrests,a and neighbors were surprised to hear about the accusations, and i feel bad, and considering it s was next to the cia. why would it be happening there >> also in the headlines this ts morning, the morning-after pilla and a move to make it more more accesmore seesmoreaccessible. >> the fda has cleared for the e girls as young as 15 to be ablee to purchase it.urchase the government could step in

wright. >> hey, julie. >> all right, thanks, tucker.ck. >> the storms. >> reporter: yeah. >> i want sunshine. i >> reporter: yeah. on the roads this morning, southbound 270, quiet leaving lv falls road heading toward the split. accident activity reported onvir the ramp from 270 north on exit 80, and keep your eyes open for that. college park and bethesda, so far no issues to report. we're know checking for a crash exit 10 the eastbound 66.eastbod lanes are open, you're at speede from manassas, continuing coinug inbound headed for the capital beltway. that is the check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> julie, thank you very much.u >>> thousands of commuters hadnf up in c connecticut are facing i week of delay after friday's frd train crash. cras two trains collided and derailel leaving more than 70 hurt. hurt now crews are beginning to rebuild 2000 feet of track.trac. the governor is warning for for travel problems and sending more tow trucks to deal with an expected spike of car crashes.a. >>> in new york a off

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

ella es julie. ha modelado en europa y en estados unidos, ¿por cuanto tiempo, julie? 30 aÑos. >> 30 aÑos, wow! primero julie demostrara como dermawand proporciona una estimulacion instantanea para el parpado... y luego trabajara en solo un lado de su rostro. observemos, y tu, julie, continua haciendolo. [♪...] ah, ya estoy empezando a ver resultados. ¿cuanto tiempo has usado dermawand? >> por mas de ocho aÑos y mi piel esta mejor ahora a los 53 que antes cuando tenia 33 aÑos. >> increible, miren eso-- miren esa ceja! realmente se ve levantada. y vean alrededor del ojo. tiene volumen y este esta totalmente abierto. vean la diferencia! y miren todas las demas areas que quiero que noten. parece como si no tuviera patas de gallo, y creanme, si quierens patas de gallo tienen que usar el dermawand, las ayudara con eso. miren la linea de la barbilla de julie y miren el area de los pomulos... la comisura de la boca! su piel se ve totalmente tersa y... julie fue fumadora por 20 aÑos y dermawand ha minimizado las lineas tipicas alrededor de sus labios. y si observamos la toma d

so, to cut his cost, dan sold not one, but two of the july 130 strike puts for a total of $3.60.en better. he made making money easier, and here's how. between the $4.80 he spent and the $3.60 he collected by selling the other, dan cut the cost of his trade to just $1.20. and now, instead of needing the gld to fall below $135.20, dan seeps profits if the gold etf falls below $138.80 by july expiration. >> that's gold, jerry. gold! >> well, hold on. because there is a trade-off. and by selling more puts than he bought, dan could be forced to buy the gold etf at that low put strike price, or, in this case, for $130. even if it falls well bell low that level. so, to protect himself against that nightmare scenario, dan then bought the july 120 put for 80 cents and created his put fly for a total cost of $2. >> wow! >> now, dan's protected below the $120 left, since he spent more, he'll need the gld to fall more to make money. dan needs the gld to fall below that $140 strike price by more than the $2 he spent on the trade, or, below $138, by july expiration. >> yeah! >> and since the

they agreed to meet in malaysia in july. formalities mean that japanese officials will only be able to take part for the last three days, still negotiators from other countries say they're glad the japanese will be involved. >> we are aware that japan would like to take part in the july round in a sub standtively meaningful manner, and we believe that can be arranged. >> japanese negotiators will also have to work with limited information. they can't access documents and past negotiations before they take part in the talks. japanese leaders plan to send officials to participating countries to gather information. >>> japan's prime minister shinzo abe is leading a coalition to build ties in myanmar. he is the first japanese leader to visit the country in 36 years. he touched down in myanmar's largest city. he will be there for three days. he plans to visit opposition leader aung san suu kyi. he'll then visit the president and urge him to push for more democracy and reconciliation with ethnic minorities. abe man does say japane

. >> the go-no go decision on that will be on july 10. just a few weeks from now. >> reporter: as for reaction among commissioners? >> you know, i understand that it's very difficult to come up with a definitive answer as to when we are going to open but i am disappointed. >> my impression is they are still working diligently to make sure this thing comes out well and safely but they're not there yet. >> reporter: confidence level in it? >> confidence level is rising but not there yet. >> reporter: and clearly it's not there with the governor either. his review of caltrans is a complete surprise. last week told us here at kpix 5 that he was personally trying to untangle some of the problems as far as the bolts go on the bridge and he too wasn't having much luck. >> has this gone from an engineering problem to one -- a problem really of public confidence and credibility then? >> reporter: yes, it has. not only are there questions raised about what happened but we can't get answers as to who ordered it or exactly what the fix is going to be

it might be toward the end of june or july if that's acceptable. >> okay. >> bear in mind. there has been too many meetings on this case. i don't want this to drag out. if we need to have absolute verification on the height, i would like to have a decision made as soon as possible. >> is there an issue with the timing in july? >> i have a problem with anything that is passed july 7 because i'm scheduled for rotator cuff surgery so i won't be around. >> unfortunately our meeting calendar that we have an available june 5, 19 and the next one is july 10th. june 19? okay. >> not a pretty calendar for us. it's not. >> okay. if you would move it to whatever date you choose i would ask for to you specify if anything you with a want to report back to the board. >> i would like the pages on the calculation. we are going to allow very little time for actual arguments. three minutes. two pages from all sides. yes. >> simultaneous filing? >> given the appellant raised this issue and the department is going to address it, i think we should do a submittal response at some point. >> my co

and bids are due june 20 and after that he we expect to bring a board for your consideration to the july board meeting in order to stay on schedule so that's really the main item right now in addition to the 100% cd's minus the it component us due at the end of may and that is on back to be delivered to us and we will review that with our team members and turn the package over to webcor by the end of the year at the latest and i will have steve give your construction update. >> good morning directors. steve rule with turner construction providing cmo services to the tjpa. the last month has been another good -- make good progress overall on the project and again no injuries or osha reportable accidents. we had one near miss accident involving a crane losing some sort of loss of power in the lifting and a piece of equipment falling back into the hole. no significant damage to the equipment and no injuries whatsoever. they were following all of the appropriate procedures keeping the hoisting area clear so there were no injuries and work is continuing in the area. the excavation is about 72

and the court is certainly going to be perpetrated to do our part to hear the post hearing starting july 1st hopefully, we're wrapping our planning phase. we'll have several interactions with the sheriff and we've spoken with parole and we will be talking to the public defender and district attorney for their input as well so we'll be perpetrated to increase take that task on july 1st to meet the deadline from the statute. we do have one recommendation in the audit its the one we disagree with on page 22 of the audit that states that i the chief executive of the court should assign a pattern to the community and we disagree due to the courts role of being a neutral party. we believe that border lines on policymaking and that's our part in the cc p. we were on the committee for the statutory community has stated and put into statute penal code 1230 was basically to enforcement and implementation plan by 2011 and that's certainly what the court was involved in and once completed the court stepped back we want to stay out of this for those specific reasons and i'm happy to answer any questi

. >> julie will correct me here ie a second. >> let's get to julie and talk about what is happening on the roads. julie.. >> reporter: i wasn't evenven listening, wisdom, but okay. oky it's going to be sunny thisy ths week, and that's all i needed to know, tucker. l find that fi lanes are open, as you continueo along the 14th street bridge. the post office has the large le sink hole between the exists of new york avenue and pennsylvanis avenue, that is where thee e roadway way remains closed.s a portion of that street remain blocked off between 14th andth 13th street. southbound 270 still quiet.l qut no issues reported heading 109. heading south. south. toward rockville and headed heae toward the split and inbound 50 off to a great starred. and leaving cheverly all the way out toward new york avenue. av that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >> julie, thank you very much.yu >>> later today, president obamm is giving a big speech on national security. >> today's speech follows an announcement that they killed four americans in drone strikes the president is speaking at the national u

julie is keeping a close eye on the hol dra holiday traffic, wee right back. ???óo?w? >>> we're giving our play list a preak, but we got a deejay whoay is in the house. hous it's friday deejay. we will check in with him. >> i love fridays. fr >> another reason to love fridays.friday >>> yeah, it's a lot of fun. >>> your forecast, generallyally looking great for the weekend. . today not so much.o much we will have a lot of cloudsuds around, it's going to be cool with highs in the 60s, and 60s,a still a few showers left in thee forecast but things will getget better and better as we get into the holiday weekend.weeknd. rain totals all over the place. i don't know whether or not you encountered one of those thos thunderstorms that rolled that e through. reasoreagan national, about a 5h of an inch of rain and check out bwi marshall, almost an inch of rain. still dealing with a couple ofuo showers, we will take a look at those in just a moment. first we will show you the cooler temperatures that we were dealing overnight. 61 leonardtown, we are looking at 60s breaking out

tr >>> julie, thank you.ju >>> one of ourli big storieses today. the boy scouts of america isicas opening its ranks to allow openinglopenly gay children, bun on gay leaders continues in place. >>> it's a policy that has been in effect throughoutic the organization's 103 year history. now the boy scouts of america is changing its ways. ways. >> today approved a resolution removing the restriction denyini membership to the youth on theoh basis of sexual orientation. >> reporter: leaders made the e move following the most comprehensive listening exercise in history. >> in reality the aims of the program, the goals and its it mission have not changed one bit. >> reporter: 61% of the the members supported the proposal,s but the organization's decisiont is sparking mixed reactions. >> this is truly a sad day for boy scouts of america. >> it's a victory for scouting and a victory for gay youth. they won't have to hide in the closet. >> reporter: boy scoutt leaders say not everyone is inin favor of the inclusion of openly gay youth, but it's a step inin th

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this exhibit is here through july tenth. a wonderful menu and bees on the roof. what that has to do with beautyt coming up. >> we want to say hello to our facebook pan of the day. it's daniel, yeah, today is her birthday. happy birthday today shows a big fox 5 morning news fan and she s doesn't open her eyes until she hears tuckers forecast. we thank you and wish you a happy wirt day. for your chance to be our fan of the day like our facebook page and post a comment below the picture. remember our facebook car giveaway. did you think we forgot?k w we did not. we're ready to award the car today. we'll do it in the next hour. ne also coming up, did you get rg3r a wedding present? it appears lots of fell yes redskins fans did. dave ross will be back with that story. it's 8:55. we'll be right back. >> good monday morning.ing. >> i'm tony seymour. a deadly tornado outbreak daree tears through the midwestment it might not be over. we'll show you the dramatically pictures of the storms forming r and the aftermath. a multimillion my

july 18th is when that will all begin. for almost two months jodi arias goes back to the maricopa county jail, shep. >> shepard: i can't even believe this, trace. think of all that has happened outside that courthouse that everybody in america has had access to. awesome speeches by jodi arias, the word now that the media have given her makeup and she has gone through all of this how she feels and what she wants to do in prison and all of this side stuff that no juror was supposed to ever hear. especially not those making a life or death decision about her. now all of that has been available to everyone. they have to start over. i have neafer heard of this. i ohio never heard of this. >> imagine we had three of the original jurors were kicked off the jury. so they had three of the alternates that were in place when this final jury made the decision we are talking about maybe 15, 20 minutes ago. so now you have this jury pool and jury selection was tedious to begin with. and now you have this jury pool that of course, the mo

wright.ight. >> hey, julie ♪ julie ♪ ♪. >> reporter: there you go,. >> all right. >> reporter: there this. oh, yeah!eah! oh, yeah! [ laughter ] , this is fun for me. i love dj friday. i do, it's a lot of fun. our wazers are checking in. in. remember waze is a free app on n your mobile phone.l p we will show what else is working on the roads.e not a lot. no if you're taking off headed outd of town now is the time to go. still quiet out of rockville,ro, headed out shady grove toward the split. it remains closed off atat pennsylvania avenue because ofea the sink hole repairs. 295 at a cross the 14th street bridge. that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic. >>> thank you, julie.nk y >>> i like itou, too.too. >>> in our talkers today, we waw hailed a hero for helping to rescue three ohio women in prisoned for a decade.or a decad you remember that story, i'mst sure you do? now he is being rewarded forrde free burgers for life. more than a dozen restaurants in cleveland had offered charles ch ramsey a chuck card. he can tuesday it to ge use it e hamburger. he was eating mcdonald's when'sn th

we should see is the first foundation pour, the first map slap poured in zone one should occur in july. you will start seeing the reinforcing steel and the waterproofing. we first do a waterproofing layer and the protection and the reinforcing steel and the first pour should occur in july. overall all the timeline continues to zero in on the 2017 october date of operations with the below grade work starting up. super structure as the executive director mentioned we put the steel package out to bid. that will get that moving along. the exteriors and so on through the finishes. some milestone dates that we're tracking and continue to show you as they change or improve. of course the final traffic bridge was installed in april and with some float left over. some of the other items the first map pour is on track in zone one completing the excavation in first quart of 2014 is still on track and so on through the activities. the bse timeline getting towards the end of that with the completion of the traffic binge bridges and the excavation is 70% complete on. >> >> and on track for the begin

that's set for july. you know about that.onight, i will speak to one of the jurors who actually voted for death. ensures support, a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like. sooner than you'd think. you die from alzheimer's disease. we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call or donation adds up to something big. congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. >>> fire broke out on a royal caribbean cruise ship heading for the bahamas, ending the trip for about 2200 passengers, 800 crew members. the fire was put out just before 5:00 in the morning. royal caribbean says there were no medical emergencies but passengers describing pretty scary moments. erin mcpike has the story. >> reporter: the entire back end of a massive ship, scorched. more than 2200 passengers aboard a bahamas-bound cruise were roused by a

no one more amazing than you, julie. julie simon, david wheeler and gabriel wheeler, thank you all very much. >> i love you, gabe. >> thank you. you hear that? she said she loves you. >> i love you, too. >> thanks again, everybody. what an amazing story. coming next, hometown heartbreak. i talk to country music superstar toby keith, who grew up in moore, oklahoma and rushed back tonight for a first-hand look at the destruction. i was having trouble i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake up tired with no energy, the sleep number bed could be your solution. the sleep number bed's secret is it's air chambers which provide ideal support and put you in control of the firmness. and the bed is perfect for couples because each side ad

begin an rfp process for the consultant before the end of the year start it now so we can jump in july one >> i'm sorry, i want to thank the department for doing this. this is huge for us remember last year with the 49ers won the story was huge but cell phones were down radios went down but our counter radio station does have limitations. they can't believe that the range they have in the range and they have ever confidence ourselves will be better like the holy grail. the first thing that goes down is telecom >> and i want to echo the importance of this. i, you know, for our members to keep them as safe as possible the 9 hundred mega hertz is important >> thank you chief. >> any other comments? we'll keep you updated on our progress. i'm and the folks will be coming in into our emergency operation center. it's looking the fema operations and we're trying to getty folks from fema and the navy and the private sector. if you look at the other side of the briefing sheet i you can see some of the agencies listed. so again that's may 15 that's next wednesday and we're looking forward to see

>> when julie interviewed me, she was part of the selection process. and when she interviewed me, she liked me from the second i walked in the door. she knew my accolades. i was very successful coach. i think when push comes to shove it's easy to have the meetings and encourage somebody. but when somebody is persistent the way that i am, it's hard. i was rocking the boat, so to speak in their mind. and they couldn't continue to do what they were doing or they could continue and just get rid of me and that's what they chose to do. >> now the university of louisville, obviously, tells a different story. they contend you were fired because of poor job performance, particularly in recruiting which you just talked about. did you have any indication prior to your firing that the university was unhappy in any way with your performance? >> no. i was never written up. i was never -- i never had any meetings at all saying i was doing a poor job. >> what was your reaction when you heard the other day that rutgers which had just had this disastrous experience that

for many of us in this body, that's not a lot of news but july 1 is still july 1 and there's an incentive other there and i believe the senate must take action. i look forward to working with them to achieve the long-term solution that i think that we all need to see. it was pointed out that we have a variable rate. and the president has a variable rate but then his fixes. certainly under our law, when you graduate, if you're in a low-interest environment, you can consolidate those loans and fix them for the duration, however long you're taking to pay off those loans. if it's a high interest rate, you may not want to do that in the other plan, you've already got a fixed rate. we believe we can work together, the only way we can continue to work together to solve this is to pass this legislation, pass it today, i urge my colleagues to reject the failed status quo and reject -- and embrace a responsible, long-term solution on behalf of students, families and hardworking american taxpayers. i urge my colleagues to support the smarter solutions for students act and yield back the balance of m

but the rainfall year goes july to july. we have had more rainfall this rain year compared to last year. 16 and a half inches of rainfall in san francisco, one inch more than 12 months ago. interesting there. also interesting is that the weather will be changing. we have a stronger on shore flow on the way. morning cloud cover tomorrow and afternoon sunshine but temperatures continue to slide down. there's a reason for that, low pressure is getting its act together to the north. when it gets stronger it will enhance the push coming in from the pacific ocean. as the flow increases, our temperatures decrease. we will hit bottom, if you will, around thursday. wednesday, thursday and friday, each day, we will be cooler and cloudier as we get more on shore flow. we will see rain south of the oregon-california border but not for us. i don't expect rainfall. it will be cooler and cloudier coming up on wednesday, thursday and friday. much cooler for all of us, even inland come mid week. it will warm back up for the weekend. you will

julie? >> reporter: rutgers hired former tennessee volleyball coach julie hermann to clean up the tattered image of the university's athletic department, after that video surfaced showing basketball coach mike rice berating his players during practice. now, a scathing report in "the new jersey star ledger" says hermann has a troubled past of her own. 15 women who say they were mistreated by hermann at the university of tennessee 16 years ago, are now speaking out to reporter craig wolff. >> they described a coach who was mean-spirited, in their view, who was demeaning, who called them names. >> reporter: 16 years ago, hermann reportedly quit as the women's volleyball coach, after her players detailed those alleged abuses in a letter. players say they gave it to school officials. wolff says he confronted hermann with a copy of that letter. >> her first response was, wow, that's not familiar to me. >> reporter: and then there's this -- just two weeks ago, when she was named rutgers athletic di

july 4th, 207, port richey, florida.erupts in flames when one of the explosives is set off inside the tent. cameraman brian farrow captures the mayhem as it unfolds. >> the scene was pretty much chaos at first. the sheriff's office was trying to stop the traffic because the fireworks were shooting across the roadway and they didn't want anybody else to get hit. i got concerned for my safety. so i went and i parked a little bit further away from where the explosions were going off. and it looked just like a fireworks display you see at a mall. >> andrea berkman is shopping for sparklers with her 5-year-old son when she notices a man who appears to be drunk holding a beer bottle in the back of the tent. suddenly, she hear the crackle and hiss of a lit fuse. >> we had heard some of the -- [ hiss ] and then kaboom. had it gone through the roof, it would have been wonderful, but it didn't go through the roof. it bounced back down off the top of the roof and it was a domino effect from there. >> the lit firework sets off a cha

in july the ncaa announced sanctions against the university. they included a $60 million fine, as well as the four year ban from bowl games spirit pennsylvania gov. tom corbett already filed an antitrust lawsuit in january against the n.c.a.a.. he claims it's punishment for the university are overreaching and unlawful. >> the florida chapter of the council of american islamic relations is calling for an investigation into the shooting death of a man who knew one of the boston marathon bombings suspect. ibragim todashev was shot at his home in orlando last week while he was being questioned by the fbi about his relationship with tamerlan tsarnaev . reports now surfacing says todashev was on unarmed when he was shot. meanwhile, his widow is speaking out. she says her husband and tsarnaev were only acquaintances. >> the council was know if excessive force was used or whether todashevs rights were violated. the medical examiner has ruled the death a homicide. >> in boston tonight, a benefit concert of the victims of the marathon bombings. the lineu

all offices will be closed june 15, july 5, july 22, and august 30. meanwhile, it's expected the senate will soon confirm penny pritzker as secretary of commerce. the heiress to the hyatt hotel chain testified in a senate hearing this week, where she told lawmakers her business experience will help her make the commerce deparment more efficient. "i think the first thing that's required is to put in place good leadership throughout the organization that shares the same approach, then work with that leadership to be able to identify ways that the commerce department, if i'm confirmed, can be as effective, but more efficient." when asked about her role at superior bank, which went under in 2001, pritzker told lawmakers she regretted the failure of the bank. lawmakers are expected to confirm the nomination next month. in moore, oklahoma, the cleanup process is hitting snag. a new system of thunderstorms hampered crews thursday. parts of the town were destroyed by a deadly tornado monday. early estimates show the twister caused $2 billion in damage. clean-

let's do traffic and get to julie on the roads.about the carolina beaches. >> i can work on those for you. >> reporter: just curious. >> are you. >> you don't need a personal forecast or anything. >> reporter: i am saying that t folks on 95, heading out 295 later today. i can assure you the water i don't think it's going to bego t warm whether you're in the south carolina or ocean city. ci right now what we're looking atg is a lot of water, west of heree in montgomery county.ery we have a portion of the road o that is under water. you know what we can say, if you encounter high standing water,wa don't drown, turn around. ar don't make an attempt to travelr through this area.hrough we do are police, skyfox is blocking the roadway. let's pop up the cameras, let's, show what you else we have onha the highway this morning. southbound i-95, checking for accident activity as you come across the au q qua con, the a e are keeping a close eye here. a lot of people are going to beo headed out in this direction, de not only headed to the baye