larry miller, happy friday. >>> happy friday.f you're going to be traveling on the outer loop of the beltway near new hampshire, we have some slowdowns there. add about 5 minutes to your dive time. if you're going to be traveling south on 270 from father hurley toward the beltway, you're looking at a 15-minute commute. from prince william parkway on to fairfax drive, 29 minutes this morning. in virginia from joplin road up to 395, you're looking at a 17- minute commute there. from collington road to penn street northeast, 20 minutes. for those of you on metro, we have some delays on the yellow and green line in both directions i should say so be mindful if you're about at the hop on the train. back to you. >>> celebrities and mao sigs are in and -- musicians are in and out of d.c. all the time but some take time to experience the city. >> tommy mcfly joins us from 94.7 fresh fm talking about music and the dress debate. >> absolutely. food and this dress today, everybody's favorite topic. they were talking about before they planne

let's check in with larry miller at 6:29.the latest timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. hope your wednesday is getting off to a nice start right now. we're keeping a close eye on this accident that's blocked the shoulder on the outer loop of the beltway at colesville road causing some backups there. sky 9 is in the air right now giving us a bird's eye view of the situation. you can see emergency crews there on the scene. the delays caused by that accident there. so you want to be mindful if you're going to be traveling along in that area. we also want to let you know about how things are shaping up on 66. traffic on both the eastbound and westbound side moving really nicely for the most part. so no issues, no accidents to report on 66. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> the main roads as larry is saying just a few problems but they're pretty much clear. much better than yesterday. the issue remains some side streets. >> getting in and out of the neighborhoods where the plows weren't able to make it maybe a second,

larry miller stepping in with timesaver traffic. just don't do it. just say no. >>> just say no again and again. good morning, everybody. hope you're enjoying yourself at home in a safe space. right now a lot of the problems we've been talking about taking place on the beltway. 201 remains closed between i- 95, 495 and ivy lane. still closed there after a snow truck actually toppled over and knocked down a traffic light. our delia goncalves has been reporting out there. we'll hear from her shortly again in the show but it's certainly a mess out there in certain parts of the area. let's step outside and get a live look at 270 and show you how things are shaping up there. a few brave drivers actually making their way down the interstate but again when they are driving, they're taking their time. they're going well under the speed limit. you have to considering the conditions out there. many of the roads in our area are still slick, still have snow on them and some areas, some of those roads haven't been touched yet. so you don't want to get yourself in

larry miller, good wednesday to you. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it.ight now we're still talking about the situation going on on 95 south it the intercounty connector as well as maryland 212 causing some delays there. sky 9 is there now. you can see emergency crews are on the scene removing that car that was involved in the accident. traffic is picking up and those lanes that were blocked are now open so things are running smooptly there. for my friends in frederick, some slowdowns from frederick to the beltway. looks like once you get past damascus making your way on to germantown, things should improve. so hold title. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> everyone knows the sacrifice military families make. blue star families last night celebrated its fifth anniversary and gave thanks to civilians who supported them. >> tommy mcguy was in the middle -- mcfly was in the middle of the action and joins us now. good morning, tommy. >> good morning, guys. last night it was such an incredible evening where they honored civilians for their support of military f

larry miller good morning. >>> good morning to you. we're still keeping a close eye on the delays going on on metro right now. again orange and silver lines single tracking to east falls chunk. sky 9 live in the area right now with what the situation is and we have a live shot of the west falls church metro station. again you can see the delays there. people waiting on the trains. so hopefully we expect to situation to get resolved soon. we know that crews are working to get the trains back up and working and running order. for those of heading the 270 coming from frederick coming through german town to the peltway. in issues this morning. the southbound and northbound lanes of 270 looking great. let's send it back to andrea and mike. >>> thanks larry. it is 6:40 and it's costing us more and more money to rent. >> and a federal judge's ruling could mark the end of american express. >> nick giovanni has those stories and more in this look at your money. say it isn'never leave home without it nick. >> way to drop the line there andrea. t

larry miller. slow but steady improvement. waiting a few hours is probably a wise choice. >>> i agree with you wholeheartedly. we've been saying that since 4:00 this morning. if you can stay home, stay home. it's not only for your safety but the safety of others on the road. good morning you to. 201 between i-95 and 495 and ivy lane continues to be closed as the result of a snow truck, snowplow that actually took down a traffic light. right now sky 9 is in the air. let's go to them. they're there right now on the beltway at kenilworth avenue in greenbelt. you can see they're responding to a situation out there. but folks, the ásituation is serious. it's been like that all morning long because of the snow and the ice that the road conditions are tricky and dangerous. and if you aren't careful, you can certainly get hurt. let's go back right now to the map and show you how things are shaping up there. right now this looks like in d.c. this is at south capitol street and suitlands parkway. a few cars on the road but certainly not

larry miller tracking water main breaks and electric lines on fire. good morning, larry. >> certainly, right? that electric line in damascus still burning right now. we'll talk about that shortly but right now want to give you an update on the water main break it fitch street and central avenue. still causing delays in that area. deion wiggins is there live right now, our photo journalist to show us what's going o. looks like things are quieting down just a bit. we still have road closures. be mindful if traveling along in that area. we expect things to wrap up shortly. we'll let you know how things go during this broadcast. if you'll be traveling into the district over the 14th street bridge, no issues this morning. looks like traffic on the bridge starting to build a bit but no delays or any major issues this morning. you should be able to get where you're going on time. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> don't shop on an empty stomach, right? a new study find as connection between hunger and spending. that begins this morning's your money report. res

larry miller, timesaver traffic.e some issues. >>> the good news things are starting to ease up which is certainly good news. if you'll be heading out in the next 10, 15 minutes, we have drive times. 28 minutes from the parkway to river road. those traveling from virginia to the beltway, sully road to constitution avenue, a 28- minute commute. from prince william parkway to the beltway, 20 minutes. that's with added time because of the delays that we reported on. again the vehicle fire just north of lorton there causing some slowdowns in that area. for those of you in prince george's county traveling from coolington road to north arlington boulevard, you're looking at a 39-minute commute. if you see something we don't, you can always tweet me. we'll send it back to you. >>> 6:50. coming up in about 20 minutes, parts of the south are recovering from a winter ice storm which has led to more than a thousand flight cancellations in the dallas area. >> it's affecting things nationwide. nikki is live also in laytonsville w

larry miller, folks should park it for a few hours. >>> i think that is good advice. if you're starting to make your way from frederick down toward the beltway, you're starting to see some delays. on the southbound side of i- 270, no incident just congestion at this point causing the delays there. for my friend out in virginia, we're talking about dale city, lorton, lorton toward the beltway, you'll have no issues northbound. we do have several incidents we're talking about and have been tracking on dumfries road. one involve an overturned dump truck and another in a car crash. they're not causing any delays but be mindful. >>> we're not sure if the know is going to affect this but you do have a chance to speak out today about a plan to raise metro fares. a public hearing is currently set for 1:00 this afternoon at metro headquarters building in northwest. the proposal includes a tentative fair hike -- fare hike. rush hour trains would run only every eight minutes and late night service would be eliminated. metro says it's all to set off rising costs. >>> this is a su

larry miller, 6:50, happy thursday. >> happy thursday to you.ight now still continuing to monitor the situation going on on 50 westbound. we have an earlier accident there. you can see in the screen causing significant delays. i'm estimating anywhere from a mile to a mile and a half on 50 westbound. this is at maryland 410 at the bw parkway. so plan appropriately. you want to give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. right now we're talking about drive times throughout much of the area right now. metro also talking about delays. i want to give on that. the blue line at the franconia- springfield station, expect delays there. apparently there was a delay at the van dorn street station causing delays to franconia- springfield. we're talking about drive times as you head to work today -- this morning i should say. if you're heading from leesburg pike to baltimore avenue, you're looking at a 22-minute commute this morning. if you leave within the next 10 to 15 minutes. for those of you in virginia heading from lee highway over here to

larry miller, can't wait till wednesday, can we? >> wednesday and then sunday. i'll take the spring today as we -- if we possibly can get it. good morning. if you'll be making the commute this morning, traveling north from virginia, woodbridge all the way up to the beltway, no issues along 95 north this morning. in virginia we did have some issues on dumfries road, two accidents in fact. but not causing any major delays. police on the scene right now. detouring the traffic out there. and making sure that drivers get around the mess and are able to get -- continue on with their commute this morning. again no major issues in those areas. for those of you on the beltway this morning, we're having no major problems either. light traffic for the most part which is certainly helping us keep the accident level low and making sure people are able to get to their destinations on time. so we can step outside live right now and show you that camera if we can. you'll be able to see that light traffic again on the inner and outer loop of connecticut avenue. so you can see th

here's larry miller, our new traffic guy. >> good morning. good morning to you at home.ope your day is getting off to a great start. happy president's day. traffic on 50 from mitchellville to the beltway looking nicely. beltway clear especially aft storms we saw over the weekend. 95 going toward the beltway here in college park, college park and silver spring also nice on the inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. right now a live look, this inside the d.c. area. this is 7th street at frontage. not a lot of traffic on the road but there is some ice. if you're going to be traveling make sure you take it easy. we want to show you the commute if you're traveling in virginia heading up from dale boulevard all the way up to 395. you're looking at a 13-minute commute. typically you don't see that fast of a commute this time of day but since it's:'s day, many people are -- it's president's day, many people are staying home. we have residual delays going on on metro taking place on the orange and silver line in both directions as a result of a situation at rosslyn. you want t

miller time. (cheers and applause) >> larry: all right! it's time for a segment we like to call "keep it 100"!e who don't know what that expression means, it means "keep it 100% real." like "truth or dare," except here it's "truth or truth." so i'm gonna ask each of you a question, and in your answer, you have to keep it 100 percent real. and if you do, the audience will clap. and if not... well, we'll see. okay. here we go. matt, you're going to be first. matt, which is more irresponsible, clint eastwood's approach to "american sniper" or rolling stone's pro-approach approach to the u.v. rape story? >> we got that story wrong. >> larry: that's pretty 100. nick, as a sniper, do you think lee harvey oswalt did it? >> i don't think he was by himself. (applause) >> larry: there's no way i'm arguing with a sniper. would you go to a shooting range with a vet with ptsd? >> absolutely. (applause) would you come with me? >> larry: if you asked. okay. >> larry: sabrina, i think it's well known you're canadian and a lesbian. >> why are you outing me in front of all these people? >> larry: it's an epic c

it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller >> i really think we're on to something here. this guy portrays this weak, timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he knew how hall abducted jessica roach. >> when he first seen her, she was riding from, toward the house, going down this way. >> hall followed and stopped to talk. jessica got scared and backed away. >> that's when he opens the door, grabs her. there's a physical confrontation where he overpowers her. put her in his van. and left. probably going up this road right past her house. >> in an interview in the wabash police station, hall surprised investigators by explaining what happened next. "i tied her up, but i can't remember with what. i took her pants off." hall said he raped her and led her off through the woods. i laid her up against a tree and put a belt around her neck and she stopped breathing. hall said he strangled jessica from behind so he didn't have to s

miller time. >> jon: . >> jon: that sour show. let's check in with larry wilmore at the nightly show. larry wilmore. wait, -- >> no, no that's trivial stuff i was-- i was sad about you know income inequality, as it relates to housing policy. yup, that's all. >> jon: inequitable

miller time. >> that's our show, but first we're going check in with larry wilmore at the nightly show.e weekend? >> it was pretty crazy. i was in a helicopter that was shot down. >> jon: what? what is this. >> yeah. it's true john. then in retaliation i gathered up a bunch my boys right. we took our cars inside a jet and parachuted on to a mountain road and then we duked it out with a fully armed bus and ludicris road his car, so-- hold it so then-- hooked and rolled-- . >> jon: wait wait, that is part of fast and furious seven. >> oh, yeah right. sorry, man. you know, it's that whole fog of movie thing you know but you know what, it is so close to my real life that you can see how i got confused. >> jon: i absolutely can. larry wilmore have fun on the show. join us tomorrow night, here it is, your moment of zen. >> state and local authorities are trying new methods to urge parents to vaccinate their kids. ktla steve live in hollywood, steve. >> years ago, mike measles was virtually eradicated from the united captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgb

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larry ellison. department of homeland security, 11 days from shutting down islamic state continues its advance, and the ukraine ceasefire does not appear to be ceasing fire. joining us julie roginsky. and judy miller first things first, dhs funding. senate democrats holding it hostage do they get the blame or push the blame to the republican. >> congressional ways gets the blame in a government shut down. which mitch mcconnell swore would not happen, congress will get the blame they always do. they are controlled by republicans so, whether republican deserve it or not they did because they are in control of congress. lou: it was unnecessary to say whether they deserve it or not. >> they will get it. >> what do you think? >> i think they will get blame and it is risky for republicans who have always been associated with a strang national security to play these political games with national defense. lou: the security is pervue. is it not? of the defense department not homeland security. they are in charge of little things like those who wish to travel across border without interruption. >> or tsa or the secret service. >> you talk about isis a threat, now is not the time to talk about shutting down