he's a proud father of lauren. just lauren. >> she was a first grade teacher somewhere and doing a good job i think i would be just as proud of her. >> reporter: in george down, aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> a good show. >>> so it's getting cooler out there. >> yeah. it is very cool. so folks who have the ac on the other day, you know, when it was so muggy and stick you outside, turn it off. you don't need it this evening. outside with less humidity in the air. hey, even the ducks were happy. momma and the kids out. take a look. tempera and today. they got up to 84 degrees after starting out at 69 degrees. right now we're at 72. and temperatures are going to be even lower during the overnight period. the poll len count if you're keeping track today, higher at 354 grains per cubic meter. we did a switch here. it was oak pollen ating. now it's pine. district heights, you're at 6 adegrees right now. your high today was 84. your relative humidity, dew point temperature, well, the dew point is way down from yesterday. 70

checking in with lauren, hi, lauren. >> reporter: hii tony and good morning. we do have trouble to tell you about already. we have an accident on the southbound lanes of 95, at route -16 that you want to watch out. fortunately as we make the push up to the corridor of 95, no problems at the whitemarsh, wee3 can pull at 83, no problems, traveling southbound lanes juss fine. fortunately that willlcontinue tafling otraveling on the beltwe travel times will be okay. from 83, we are looking at an average speed. and all is clear through the fort mchenry tunnel, from the toll plaza to the belt a, you are look being at an average drive. from the harbor tunnel toll plaza to 1295, traffic is ic tickkng but an average speed ofú 55 miles per hour. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back to you. >>> 5:02 on fox 45 morning early edition. a viewing for aidan tucker and shana tucker will be tonight. megan joins us when the details of when you can pay your respects. >> reporter: good morning, the cecil community is still in shock after that extra jibing -. a viewin

he's a proud father of lauren. just lauren. >> and if she was a first grade teacher somewhere and doing a good job, i think i'd be just as proud of her. >> reporter: in georgetown, aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> and the show parenthood was just picked up for a second season. >>> we'll take a look now at some of the stories we're following this afternoon. jim thanly jo thanly joins us w preview. >> base city news day shaping up. at 4:00, it's quick bites. so many of us are strapped for cash and strapped for time, too. we'll show you how to stir up a meal undid der 30 minutes for under $30. then at 5:00, expensive high-tech methods could help rid your home of dust mites. but is it money well spent for allergy sufferers? those stories and all the day's new when we join you at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> and another look at our forecast. tom? >> a wonderful day and way. really chilly this morning, but warming up quickly. there's a live picture from our sky watcher camera. you can see the potomac river on the horizon. and the sky i

here is lauren. >> reporter: than.>> reporter:.ter loop lanes at perring parkway.3 as we take a live look at congestion.d you will see the speeds are clocking ii the 11 miles per hour. it's going to be a slow ride as you make the approach up toward 83. there we're dealing with an accident. it's going to bb on the harrisburg expressway along the southbound lanes at timonium road. do watch out for that. we have a road closure to tell you about. you want to stick with belfast road this morning. as we check in on the west side of the liberty road, we're dealing with a bit of congestion and aloog the uter loop lanes, speeds are clocking at 21 miles per hour. it's going to be a slow travel on the west side. we're deeling with an accident at guilford avenue at 24th street. no problems to report at the tunnelss all is clear at the fort mchenry and the harbor ttn. back ttunnel. back to you. >>> the summer season is about to kickoff here on foxx45. the season premier of so you think you can dance is this used to at 8:00. one of the lucky vie

please stay with us. >>> lauren, i cut you off.e don't have a lot of time, but you're playing this from the bull's side. is that what your advice is? >> i would say so. you need to buy when everyone else is afraid and selling. so you should look for good opportunities in the market. you be uncertainty is driving everything and eventually the eu will provide certainty, there will be certainty on financial reform, it's just a question of when that will happen. >> and jim that camlacamp, in's certainty about the v shaped recovery. >> that's a precursor to jobs. but at the same time, we're seeing junk spreads start to move higher. we're starting to see credit spreads deteriorate. >> not much. sglu can't tell me look how great our sx poeexporters are d we're not going worry about what's happening overseas. >> jim altucher, go ahead. real quick. >> economy is doing great right now. china, which had some weakness today, is actually dependent on our consumer, which is back stronger than ever. >> watch the volatility. >> good way to end. th

well, check oot the roadways on this monday morning, here is lauren cooke in the traffic edge report.reporter: in baltimore county we have an accident at old court road at liberty road that you dd want to wwtch out for. fortunately the beltway in the area is in good shape. high 53 miles per hour at interstate if i. as we check in and take a live look, no problems to report along the outer or inner loop lanes.3 -f you're traveling along the outer loop lanes from 795 through 95, you're looking at 11-minute trip with an average speed of 55 miles per hour and no problems to report on 95 traveling southbound from 695 to route 1000 yyu're looking at a 6-minute trip witt a high average speed of 61il

this is a skype from lauren in new jersey. lauren, good morning. what's your question? >> hi, good morning. thank you for taking my call. ill abgraduating from medical school this june and starting residency soon after. i will be graduating with a debt of approximately $200,000 and i've done some research about a couple options of paying this debt back. some include income-based repayment and public service loan forgiveness. i was wondering, do you truly get 100% debt forgiveness and how long do you have to pay the minimum payments back in order to get this debt loan forgiveness? also, what institutions do you have to work for in order to qualify for the debt forgiveness? >> we only have a little bit of time. >> okay. in essence, what you're talking about is something called income-based repayment. you come out of school, you're going to make $55,000 a year. that actually can cap the amount that you have to pay on those loans to $500, $600 a month. it will be a big help to you and after 15 years your debt will be wiped away. so absolutely look at that. sharon recommende

law professor lauren renkin. >> when you tell me to turn it off because it's against the law, you've proven to me that i'm not secretly taping you. you don't have to right to say, if you don't stop recording me, i'm going to arrest you. >> reporter: the latest interpretation from the law came from the attorney general, to say that it was legal for officers to record video on their dash cam. >> if he finds that there are circumstances when it's illegal under existing law to tape public acts by the police or other public officials, then it's appropriate for me to introduce a bill to change that. >> reporter: we did ask the governor, he refused to comment at first. reporting for baltimore police headquarters, mike hellgren. >>> so far the attorney general's office is declining comment. >>> an suv crashed landing partly on the roof of a house. investigators are trying to find out if a little boy was behind the wheel. >> reporter: alicia popolucos and her son are at the hospital recovering. but now officials are trying to investigate if the 10-year-old was behind the wheel. this is a new

terry and lauren lost 34-pound which is about nearly 8% of their body weight. >> in fifth place, we had bob cock and quinn. bobby and mary ann lost 68 pounds or just under 12%. >> and in fourth place britney and courtney lost over 63 pounds and that's around 13% giving them a huge edge. >> third place we have fosters. darnell and marjorie lost 76 pounds, that's 15% of their starting weight. >> and second place was the cousins lauren and girl -- gilbert lost 16%. >> and the winners tim lynn and al, they lost 19% of their weight in just six weeks time. >> so they join us this morning with their trainer tim. you said there is no way you could have lost that much weight without his help? >> absolutely. it changed my philosophy about having a trainer. tim pushed us and made us go to levels we couldn't go and watched after our injuries with 50-year-old guys getting hurt and they couldn't have picked a better guy for us. >> and he knew the excuses in advance. >> have you taken a look in a mirror lately? >> i've had a chance to do it. it's a big difference and it feels great. can't tell you. >>

lauren has our traffic edge report. >> we have trouble on one of our main lines, dealing wiih a crash the southbound lanes of 295 at route 32. fortunately if you're whereases usings the west side it's a much different scene. a high oo 54 miles per hour here at liberty road. expect congestion pushing to pikesville, only 20 miles per hour here at green spring avenue. as we check in and look livee the interloop lanes are packed. it will ease up pushing toward clarkville. 46 miles perrhour here at hartford road. no real problems to report, traffic is moving along both the inner and outer loop lanes fine that will be the same if you're traveling the northeast corridor of 93. >> a high -- 95. no probbems to report, cars moving along the northbound lanes toward hartford countyyú just fine. we have an accident in the cityy right on 35th street. another accident in northweet baltimore riggt on pinnacle road at wess cold spring lane. that is a look at your evening travels. back to you. >> thank you. every year the youngest class at the naval cademy takes parr in a messing climbing tradition. >>

how are the roads looking tonight in lauren cook has our traffic report. hello. hello. fortunately that truck fire as cleared along interstate nerve you want to expect delays. we do have water main break to tell you northeast baltimore. east cold spring lane is shut down here's a look at crews working to fix the problem. water has been shut off. but the roadway will be shut doon through tomorrow morning. so, you do want to stick with echo dale avenue as wore alternate route. unfortunately we're dealing with another accident. this is going to be in downtown baltimore on south charles street east pratt street. and it will be really packed from fayette street up to 695 where we're dealing with delays due to an earlier car fire that is going to be along interloop lanes at 83. as you can see some very slow speeds there at york road >> that is thing look at i don't evening travels jeff and karen back to you. >> a trial date is set for baltimore city council woman charged with a campaign finance violations. helen's trial will get under way october 5th. holton is accused of a v

lauren has traffic. >> thank you, jennifer. we are dealing with several accidents. we have a crash that you want to watch out for involving a motorcycle that will be on newberry avenue at rolling road. unfortunately problems persist as we make our way to the east of the beltway. crash at richie highway. as we head north on the beltway watch fought for a disabled car at parkside avenue and take a look at liberty road. no real problems to report. speeds are clocking in at 52 miles an hour along the inner loop. it will jam as you make your way to the top side of that way. taking a live look at york road, it will be really, really packed. speeds only clocking at 11 miles an hour right now. fortunately the j.f.x. will be clear from downtown all the way up to 695 but we do have an accident working on martin luther king j*fld at pennsylvania avenue that you want to watch out for. that's a look at the evening travels. back to you. >> thank you. from five to four, another contestant will be sent home tonight. why the final five say choosing a song this week was easier than p

lauren green, fox news. >>> the house is debating legislation on unemployment benefits.an to pass the bill next week. under it, people looking for work for long stretches would get expanded unemployment benefits through the end of the year. it would come from tax increases on investment managers and some u.s. based multinational companies and increase taxes on oil companies to finance an oil spill liability trust fund. steve, over to you. >>> job cuts for administrators and new fees for students. the fairfax county school board approved a new budget starting in july. sherri ly is live in fairfax with more on the deal. >> good morning, steve. this was a very long and a difficult meeting that went well into the night before fair county school board agreed to the $2.2 billion budget. but there bass no way for them to -- there was no way for them to avoid a lot of painful cuts. for the students, they will have to pay for something that was free. here is what thinks look like in the final budget. it's $35 million less than last year. even though they expect enrollment to incr

portaale ones that go glander lauren caliberrlives chestnut avenue ii a schoollzone. >> some people don't the street from hampden elementary middle school, block where caliber said cars go too fast. >> i get 45, some people, don't obey the stop signs. >> a complaint and concern, that led to 48 chool zonns speed cameras across the city.ú but not in this neighborhood. >> out of control. >> but that could change. starting now, fourrpootable speed cameras will be rotating to different school ones in the city. a program that kicked off early monday morning. >> we can move them. they are mobile. >> unlike the familiar speed cameras that are locked in to place in many school zones. the portables wwll to go neighborhoods identified as troubled areas. where there has beee a number of accidents and excessive speeding. stay there for about a week before moving to other hot spots. and he studied various locations and we have an idea of where the portable units will be installed. >> for now, the portables in the northeast baltimore area including illen road near york ann old harford road near hamilton

. >> lauren an important connection with our viewers.admired her courage to make her diagnosis public and bare herself to demonstrate how to do a self exam. she had her last radiation treatment and we want to show you how she continues to be an inspiration. her face tells the story of an incredible journey. she crosses the finish line of the breast cancer walk. the physical pain overcome by inspiration. >> my feet are aching. it is so awesome. >> good morning, how are you? >> we first met her when she helped yours understand how to do a proper breast exam. she baird herself to demonstrate the important aspects -- she bared herself. she discovered a lump that was diagnosed by a doctor as stage to breast cancer. she had surgery and chemotherapy. >> i have been able to take those circumstances and make them into something positive. >> walking is moving her forward. her participation continues to touch many lives. >> especially if it would impact so many people on so many levels. >> she decided to push forward with seven months of treatment.

we are going to lauren george's wedding and without a second hesitation, this woman said to reagan, yesan you imagine the most eligible bachelor in midland bearing the old native midland? [laughter] reagan was speechless. but i thought it was funny. after all, i am four months last two days younger than george. the movers loaded up my few things. after the last box was stowed, my cat, dewey, and i began that drive that i had never quite imagined making, back to live in midland. right outside of santangelo i came upon a few scattered trees lining the edge of the road. now on the verge of november, the frost had already settled on the land, and their leaves had fallen and blown away. trunks and branches did dark and empty against this guy. suddenly, from one tree, a great massive winged birds lifted up, feathers pulsing, air swirling as they rose. i slowed and watched in silence as they beat their migratory way south. then i glance back at the unremarkable trees that had extended its branches for rest and refuge. this site was like a beautiful wedding gift on the long ride toward home. we

lauren, taylor's actions remind us our capacity to help others is truly limitless. congratulations.you are both truly the pride of the sunshine state. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida yields back the balance of her time. the gentlewoman from ohio. ms. fudge: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: mr. speaker, i inquire of ms. fudge, do you have other speakers? ms. fudge: no, i do not. mr. hall: then i might yield my time if you needed it? ms. fudge: no, sir. mr. hall: then i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from ohio. ms. fudge: mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: all time having been yielded back, the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 1307. those in favor say aye. ms. fudge: mr. speaker, i that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: those opposed, no. in the op

i don't want to not recognize lauren arnold from colorado, the female winner, but i do want to brag about brian because as a runner, i know what it takes to go the distance. and he certainly did that for us. you know, in conclusion, i'd like to say that for most of us, i think we adopted barry manilow's song, "i made it through the rain" but i know for brian and lauren they were more like gene kelly, because at the end they were "singing in the rain." i want to thank those who participated, especially the volunteers but i want to thank especially bob coughlin for putting it together. pigs do fly at least once a year. next year, the first sunday in may, will be the 13th. let's home next year's weather is like it's been for 11 of the 13. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> to address hoe thus house for five minutes and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> now seems a fitting time to look back on the state of israel and look back on it accurately

guests are lauren pun from the national association of realtors and the national journal to talk about plan put forth by the pentagon to cut military spending. -

every member of congress, as we go through our ethical training, laurens were the lines get crossed andou cannot cross them. -- learns where the lines get crossed and what you cannot cross them. babes two -- it begs two questions. is this and in an ministration -- is this an administration where this is ok? now that the president is in office, what he said no longer applies. there are a couple of things we need to bear in mind. during my tenure in the house, i have never had an irrefutable statement by a credible witness, confirmed by the person who bestowed that offer, so explicitly that one can say, on the face of the statements, one could bring credible charges. yes, sir? >> there is a rather slow response from the white house and the department of justice. what makes you think the fbi will be any faster? >> first of all, we're not in a hurry. what the process to be done at the delivery of the speed. -- we want the process to be done at a deliberate speed. the 10 weeks it has taken has been inconsistent with the promises of the white house. they have given us a valid reason for inves