market -- approval on at the lexington market. >>> spring training is a time to get used to the newaces. he says he is spending as much time with the new pitchers, including new pickups from taiwan and japan. veteran jason ham mel is getting into the bull pen and giving the bull pen a break eye want to give the guy who gives the bull pen a break and obviously win some ball games. can't control wins and losses but you can chew up some innings. that would be my goal. >> all right. rec lar -- regular position players have been arriving every day. tomorrow is the deadline for everyone. the first game 43 days away. we could play one today. we could play tomorrow. no one would complain. we'll be right back. >>> before we go, kelly, take a look at what's coming up on abc2 news at 11. >>> if you cooked dinner tonight you might have used pyrex. now it's besigned some serious injuries. >>> do you hate it when people tag you in unflattering pictures? that was enough to cause one man to file a lawsuit. >>> of course, christian schaffer is still in charlottesville. we're not going to leave the s

we are coming to you live from the university of kentucky in lexington, kentucky. this, the first stop on the college edition of our 30 million jobs tour. good afternoon to you. i'm dylan ratigan. we are here at the school pharmacy this afternoon one of the biggest growth areas for jobs in america across the board is health, health services, health care. more on that coming up but that simply is one industry as we all know. we have a kaleidoscope of challenges and we need 30 million jobs to solve those challenges in order to get this country back ontrack from industrial investment to cradles of innovation to health care. recent college graduates among those feeling the jobs crisis the worst. 14% settling for either part-time work, 20% not using their degrees at all. that does not count the millions of innovative, enthusiastic, and driven students who will graduate in our own country in 2012. over the next three days we'll talk a lot about how we as a country can match our students, their passion, their potential, their desire to help like the wildcats here in kentu

. >> the plan for the famous lexington market that could have customers eating healthier. >>> parents, if you have girls in the house, there is a disturbing trend on youtube that has teen girls asking complete strangers, am i ugly, we will explain, coming up. >>> parents, a trend out there now making its way to youtube, you may want to know because it could affect your teen. >> linda so is standing by to tell us how girls are asking the question, am i ugly? >> if you want to see how serious this trend has become, do a simple search on youtube, type in am i ugly. we found hundreds of videos posted by teens asking complete strangers if they are ugly. middle school aged girls and some from boys. one posted a year ago, that has gotten more than 3.4 million hit in 92,000 comments. the trend is raising plenty of concerns. here is one video we found of a girl asking am i ugly? comment about the story, we have a link on the website, find the main story on our main page at abc2news.com, also if you slide down, finds this link to your facebook page. it's our hot topic today. we have gotten seve

live from the lexington market subway station, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. pedestrian is hit and killed by a car in dundalk. dundalk.here's a look at wwere it happened... at the intersection of north point road and belmont avenue.the victim was standing in the road around 8:30 last night when the car hit him.the driver did stay at the scene. no word on any possible charges this morning. in woodlawn... a hit and ruu crash leaves one perron with life threatening injuries.. and police on the lookout for a suspect.a sedan and a toyota camry collided around 7- o'clock last night near rolling road at ogwood road. the driver of one of the cars jumped out and ran from tte scene.when we spoke with &ppolice theyytold us that they reports they found a person matching the suspect's description.. we are working to confirm that for you.the other driver is in critical condition this morning , after being rushed to the hospital 3 a guilty plea from a new york collector who admits to stealing thousands of dollars worth of historical documents. documents. barryylandau ennered

for theirr race.megan gilliland is live from lexington markets subway statioo right nnw where the violence broke out. out.good morning patrice,the &ptwo victims say they were attacked on a metro subway traii right after the train crime."they called me whitey.. - they callee him jew boy" boy"the victim was too afraid to show her face on camera... but she was willing to describe to us her violent attack on thh crowded subway train.she says she was taunted by three men and punched in the face as the suspect called her names.one good samaritan whh tried to step up and help her... was also attacked. and then he punched me in the face, mm left part of my face.. and the fellow trying to help me ppt his arm up to protect me and he got punched bleeding all over."(swoosh of t) train)the attackers did not try to rob them.while the victims are calling it... a hateecrime. another theory is that it could be part of a gang initiation ritual but police say they have no evidenceeto actuallyyprove that. right now, mta police are examining surveillance hoping thattwill help ttem catch the suspects. live from

mcclain, 23. 16 in manassas, 25 in martinsburg. 18 in culpeper and 19 in lexington park.udy tonight. a disturbance will move over tomorrow and we could squeeze out a few isolated snow showers tomorrow? amounting to investing mainly west of the blue ridge. in the 40's today. near 50 degrees tomorrow. seven-day coming up. >> m-dot on the way to 270 southbound with a crash near 85. greenlight between father hurley boulevard and the beltway. quiet at the american legion bridge. normal travel times not only on 270 but 66 between centreville and the beltway. mcclean riot at the beltway at colesville road. looks good on the virginia side. metro rail reporting normal service. >> thank you. >> ♪ whitney we love you ♪ >> tone down celebration of music's biggest night. one day after the sudden death of superstar whitney houston. one of her biggest admirers jennifer hudson paid tribute by singing her hit. >> as fans mourned a loss, we are learning new details about her final moments. jummy olabanji has the latest from the newsroom. >> good morning. an autopsy was performed yesterday

that's the strategy behind the mayor's new plan for lexington market. joel d.mith is live there now to explain how they are doing thii without actually changing what's on the menn. good morning joel d. 3 today details of baltimore cityys new get ffesh lexington market initiative, a trategy aimed at health food options at baltimore's historical landmark.a7implement healthy a7increase demand for health fooda7create local farmer day stallsfitness hub 33 p3 3 3 fox 45 is stepping up to make your 20-12 the healthiest year yet.the fox 45.. c-w baltimore... b'more healthy pxpo in partnership with medstarhealth.... is saturday march 17th at the baltimore convention center.learn about exercise, eating right... and get heaath screenings.go to b-more healthy expo-dot-com for more information. the carnival season on fat upp tuesday... by packing the phe wee hours of the morning. revelers took over the french quarter dancing.. enjoying the music... food and booze. for many... it is now ash wednesday... which marks the start of lent... a time of peniience and fasting ii the

otherwise, partly cloudy. 47 in marten's fur. 49 in lexington park. -- martinsburg period's 49 in lexington park. western maryland, is 63. down sotuh of the metro 72. we will have high temperatures in the 60's to start the day. it will drop into the upper- 40's. lisa? >> we are fabulous on the beltway. they are pulling overnight construction barrels out of the way. it looks like we are in a pretty good run south on 95 in virginia. there is an accident south of fredericksburg. they're able to get through against the rush hour. this looks wonderful. nowhere is to report on the dulles toll road. we will take you live out of loudon county. now to the news. >> thank you. we going to get started with the guilty verdict in the murder trial. if the jury recommended a 26 year prison term for george huguely in the murder of his ex- girlfriend yeardley love. >> that amounts to 25 years for his murder conviction and one year for grand larceny. he will be sentenced in april. >> its 89 hours of deliberation for a jury to find george huguely guilty of two of the six counts against him. he was convicted of

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feels like 27 in lexington park.l have cloud lingering on the backside of the storm system which has moved offshore. we are still close enough to the storm to get gusty winds out of the north through the morning and then it will subside this afternoon. the back edge of the cloud deck is moving into the potomac when that will move through our region. around and after sunrise we will see a clearing in the metro area. a high-pressure will diminish the winds later on today and bring sunshine. the area of low pressure developing in the rockies will clip us by tomorrow afternoon and evening. it's enough to warrant an isolated sprinkle chance mainly northwest of the metro area tomorrow afternoon and evening. but it will not be a bad day tomorrow. breeze through lunchtime. sunny and 48 this afternoon. that's average for this time of year. the potomac highlands could have a sprinkle late in the day tomorrow and maybe frederick loudoun county, and the panhandle of west virginia tomorrow afternoon. better chance of rain by frid

compared with 24 hours ago, it's warmer. 20 degrees warmer in lexington park compared with yesterdayu need a light jacket, but you will be able to shed that later on today. we will warm up to about 60 degrees this afternoon. clear skies overhead to start the day. there will be an increase in clouds. i am expecting more clouds to develop in kentucky, tennessee and that will bring us areas of rain around and after sunset. already a few light showers in northeastern arkansas. i expect to get more clouds and a few showers to develop and move into town. overall increase in cloud cover and a few areas of light rain around 8:00 or 9:00 p.m. including the metro area. the best chance of rain later on today if it is just south of washington. we are talking maximum about a 10th of an inch of rain. not a big deal in terms of the rain and later on today. a big headline, temperatures. 61 this afternoon with a southwesterly wind. breezy at times. the real wind will hold off until friday and saturday. near 70 tomorrow. upper 40's on the weekend partly cloudy. >> we are hearing that a medevac helicop

strasbourg virginiaurg, 18 degrees. 26 at lexington park.er now than yesterday at this time, including manassas and copper and reagan national is two degrees colder than this time yesterday morning. clear skies for the most part to start our day. in white and gray, clouts off to our west. mainly sunny high, thin clouds will move into town later on today. you'll notice in increasing clouds by midday and afternoon. a little action on the radar screen from the upper midwest and canada all the way into the mid south, tennessee, and kentucky. some of the energy associated with this will clear to us later on today. especially western maryland and west virginia, introducing the chance of an isolated sprinkle. we will not see much in terms of rainfall over the next couple days but we have a chance of sprinkles the dates through thursday. the best chance of rain is by friday morning as the cold front moves into town. a mixture of sun and clouds today. the morning sunshine afternoon clouds, isolated sprinkle northwest of the metro. a little breezy at

details announced at 10:30 inside lexington market. >>> today anthony brown advocating for a program to provide access to health care. testifying before a state senate committee this afternoon , the health benefit exchange sin tended to help individuals and small businesses buy health insurance and testify in front of the house of delegates committee scheduled for thursday. >>> elijah cummings hosting a forum on dental health care studying the expansion of access from last year in honor of a 12-year-old boy who died after his mother was unable to finds a dentist to remove an infected tooth. >>> time for five things you need to know before heading out the door on this ash wednesday, man accused of plotting suicide bomb attack on the u.s. capitol will appear in court today. hearing will take place in virginia. agents arrested him friday after a lengthy investigation. >>> supreme court will hear oral arguments in a case of a military service member lying for honor. star jones returns to the view, appearing as a guest promoting awareness for women and heart disease. catch the view on abc

>> an our away, and oou got a whole new initiative with lexington that is primarily around making thisart of this corridor of northern kentucky that moves up into ohio, a platform for advanced manufacturing. what are you doing, what are you thinking about? this is a very interesting kind of multi-city, multi collaborationed so where do you put the impetus. >> i'm. the industry ji. 735% of our people live in metropolitan areas now. many things of new mayor and fellow entrepreneur named jim gray, both of us are business people just happen to be mayors. we're not lifelong politicians. if there's a problem, let's work together. that seems to make a lot of sense, let's do it. there's not enough of that going on in the political world. so we set our competitive advantage compared to the rest of the country appears to be advanced manufacturing. we have two ford motor company plants, ge appliance and parts. ge's manufacturing headquarters are in this cluster we call the bluegrass economic advancement movement. we're in the process of identifying what our assets are, what our weaknesses are, ho

it's 28 in frederick and martinsburg, 34 and the district, 37 in lexington park. 27 in culpeper.ght. mostly clear now. we will start the day with sunshine for a few hours. in the clouds will increase from the west giving us filtered sunshine des moines. if a cloudy day by the mid- afternoon. the assistance we are keeping track of and really watching as they approached our area. cold front often are northwest will provide much colder air for the weekend. an area of low pressure is tracking to the east from texas. those two will come together in the mid-atlantic around washington and especially offshore. the weather will will strengthen offshore. most of the and effect of this low pressure system when it gets cranking will be over the ocean. that will have a little precipitation, but not looking at much. we will encounter gusty wind on the backside of the system all weekend. here's the breakdown today. morning sunshine, afternoon clouds, 49. benson rainfall by the evening. mixing with snowflakes later tonight and only snow northwest of the metro into early tomorrow morning. that co

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the road following the tracks of the horseman who woke them knowing only that the tracks led to lexington. well, if that doesn't get you interested -- it gets me interested. i'd like to keep going. for those of you who are accustomed to stories about the civil war, i do not demean those stories by pointing to this book and saying, you know folks, this is a better story. i didn't expect that. i didn't expect to ever say that when i started this. my connection to the civil war is a deep one. and one that will stay with me for the rest of my life, one that has stayed with me already for a generation almost. every american needs to know this story. and that's not marketing. this is important to our culture. you know, today is the 225th birthday. it's not a coincidence, necessarily, that i'm here in this place speaking about that. the civil war preserved the united states. kept the united states from collapse. the american revolution gave it its birth. as we celebrate the 225th birthday, i would like to point out to that you one thing we are accustomed to in this country and in this world is t

lexington park, 43 degrees. not a bad start considering our average is 45. that blanket of cloud acts as an insulator. having a few sprinkles in southern maryland. sunshine throughout the day today. beautiful day. kind of like yesterday afternoon. notice the added clout cover, areas of light snow and rain. that will push our way in tomorrow. it does not have much moisture to work with. we're not expecting much out of this. have somenough to snow by midday. sunny and 54 today. cooler tomorrow with a disturbance closer to 40 degrees. potentially we could see one-2 of the metroest area. most we could squeeze out of our atmosphere. -- forfic is good for everyone except for manassas. should be on this scene now. is on a normal service. 395 to the 14th street bridge. could that of boston. our geico pictures takers to you assuranceve the beltwayon the american legion bridge. moving well near landover. >> 39 degrees in hagerstown. >> coming up, the wizards toronto. why it never should have been t. been t. people really love y snapshot from m ogressive, but don't jus

electionington park well above lexington park well above freezing. southwesterly winds kicking up 20 or 30 miles per hour periodically. a cold front will step up temperatures today and drop temperatures into low 50's tomorrow. wednesday you will want to be prepared for areas of rain. don't be surprised if you see a few snow flakes mixed in wednesday morning, especially locations northwest of washington. hat's your forecast. in a few minutes. the commute looks decent for us along i-70, 270 coming maryland. o surprises. route 4, route 5. also a good run right now on 95 between richmond and baltimore. northbound seeing more action. o 395, the 14th street bridge where things are running smoothly. this guy osed out with co-camera. traffic heading away from us. >> analysts say the average price of a gallon of gasoline jumped 18 cents over the past .wo weeks triple a is reporting the national average price of a gallon of regular is now $3.69. in d.c., that's $383. maryland $3.67, and virginia $3.61. those are pretty good prices. a while.t paid those in >> a

tte first involves a drug deal on north howarr street near the lexington markett police say in decembert back for alzisi he took off.. fled through lexington maaket and officers lost him.two weeks laaer on christmas eve.. investigators say elsezy was phe windows of his ex- girlfriends car. it happened on belgin avenue near eastt41st street. &p policeesay elsezy drove through the neighborhood several times.2:11 laast time he drove through he stopped.. pulled a bat out.. and &pbasically shattered the he's now wanted on destruction of property charges. charges.you can help put maurice elsezy behind bars. if you have any information.. call our hotline at 410-637-8970. we'll be back next saturday with more suspectt.. and another spin of the wheel of justice. the feds are taking over a shooting and robbery that happened in northeast baltimore this week. week. the fbiiis now probing tte shooting at the royal farms on harford road on tuesday. surveillance cameras captured photos of the two men who stole cash and cigarettes. as they made their ecape, onee oo the men opened fire on a 46 year old

it is going to be very sunny for us. 37 in the district. 32 in cumberland. 37 in lexington park. this is exactly average for this time of year. gusty through lunch time. it will become partly cloudy tomorrow. there is a chance of an isolated sprinkle tomorrow. we will be predominantly dry. warming up. into the 60's by thursday or friday. i think we will have a chance of rain by friday morning. this is the latest on the commute. >> that is a pretty good run this morning. light volume is what we find along the beltway. inside the beltway through southeast, good long 270. 95 in virginia, a very good trip for us. metro rail is going to continue to do work on the red and orange line. there is no marc or vre service today. >> members of an activist group says that they are concerned about sexual harassment on metro. choice they plan to speak out on the commission on metro operations. it worries about stories it receives on sexual harassment at buses and trains. writers who still think they have been sexually harassed should report concerns to police. >> consuming alcohol on the metro b

culpeper. 40 lexington park at degrees. average highs today is 47. we will be right this afternoon.ut. not much precipitation, but the gray skies. sunshinereak into tomorrow. clearing behind the energy tonight.ving ahead -- extensive cloud cover this afternoon. we will be on the warm side of a system on thursday. looks like some areas of rain on thursday. temperatures around 50 degrees again. mostly cloudy today, a little possible in northwest of town this morning. sprinkles this afternoon. much if anything in terms of precipitation. sunshine tomorrow, 53. rainfall on thursday most likely midday and afternoon. friday, clearing out again. on thursday,ls around a quarter of an inch. maybe a strong system could sunday.s on keep an eye on that. >> i have good news for everyone watching this morning. no major problems at all to describe. overnight construction barrels were moved aldomet. traffic moving nicely right now not only in virginia, but coming maryland,thern prince frederick between annapolis and new avenue, giving you the all the district to get on the freeway as well. nor will

they hadn't heard of lexington and concord. british water had to go to halifax, quebec, montreal and st. john, and then down lake champlain to get to ticonderoga. paul revere and 30 of his writers were more efficient. all of new england knew what was going on. so allen and arnall stormed the fort. they took every one prisoner. no one was hurt. no one was killed. the fund 90 gallons of rum that belong to the commandant. they had a bit of a party. ethan allen wrote out a chip that he would pay the, not at some future time and sent off 85 prisoners and 60 women and children to connecticut. now part of what i have had to do is the bond that the attack. one of the most famous lines in early american history is what ethan allen supposedly set to the, not at ticonderoga and he rode the wind himself, certainly years later he figured he couldn't get the thing through the printer, but what became famous as the, onset on whose authority do you demand ethan allen supposedly set in the name of jehovah and the continental congress. but accor

lexington park at 43. fredericksburg, 39. the highs in the low to mid '50's today.by midday and afternoon. clouds moving back in from the western night, leading to some rain throughout the midday and afternoon tomorrow. scattered light rain showers with around a quarter inch. it will not be raining everywhere all the time. near 50 tomorrow. now to lisa baden. >> good news for metro rail, marc rail, virginia railway express. all in good shape this morning. everything on normal service. the green light around the beltway. interstate travel good. no major accidents to report. light volume on 395 leaving duke street towards the pentagon. looks good from the district into the pentagon. no problems around the beltway. here's an example at maryland and new hampshire ave. a minor crash out of frederick on 15. everything is open to get on to 270. >> we are following the latest developments this morning in the uva murder trial. later today prosecutors could wrap up their case against george huguely, charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend. john gonzalez this morning in a sat

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there is the little area around lexington and on into kentucky. that will be falling apart a bit, probably bringing a showers and sprinkles. the pattern is still a mild one go through the next couple of days. overnight tonight, let the now whiche is right wind, southwesterly watch. 6:00 tomorrow morning, there is showers.le area of even withthe '60s, around, hot get to ares when we wind, it will be little bit lower. andw light showers morning, theorrow will be into the 40's, that is the average high the first day of february. once again into the '60s and on thursday, a few showers. and a little bit of a chill, really cold asng we head on into the weekend. we can deal with the 40's. it is february. on.e have everything going i will start with virginia, the of thers take a bite out tigers. i want you to look at this, over tigers. i want you to look at this, over online dating services can get kind of expensive. so to save-money, i found a new way to get my profile out there. check me out. everybody sasa i've got a friendly disposition and they love

she uses american sign language to communicate and attends lexington school for the deaf in new york city. consider, however, how her vision impacts communication at home. the way she's growing up, she is going to be losing her vision. she won't be seeing that much, and i know because now when i am talking to her, when i tell her something, when i sign her something, she might see me, but she won't see all the signs, or sometimes when she is walking in the room and then light is not that bright, and you can see she's bumping into things, or she's holding stuff and see where she going. when she drops something, it can be in front of her, but she won't see it. narrator: while an individual with ushers can see in good lighting, hihis or her field of vision is greatly reduced. in the classroom, izzy can only see one person at a time and often misses what her classmates are signing. even while watching her teacher, some of the words he signs extend beyond her field of sight, making it difficult for her to keep up in class. kimberling: i think the average joe on the street, when you say, "

hagerstown, 32 degrees, 36 in frederick, 32 in cumberland. 46 in fredericksburg and lexington park. cooler to the northwest of the metro, warmer to the south and east of town. sunshine today, not as mild as yesterday. near normal for this time of year, low 50's and not. you will notice it is lighter than yesterday. five-ton miles an hour locally. increasing clouds tonight. areas of rain tomorrow, on wednesday. we could use a good soaking of rain. around three-quarters of an inch of rain expected tomorrow. that is good. highs around 50 degrees. clearing again on thursday. not a bad day, 60 degrees. a good way to finish the work week. starting the week ended saturday with a good chance of a few areas of rain. that's the forecast. >> healthy traffic around the beltway, starting to grow in volume 195 north and south between washington and baltimore, still in good shape. looks good on 95 out and fredericksburg. more our neighbors in the road in manassas on 66. and on 270. the beltway at river road, headlights are southbound towards tysons. travel away from us towards the mormon temple. w

one victim says she was targeted because of her race.megan gilliland is live from lexington market subway station with a story you saw first on fox. fox.good morning patrice,the two viccims say they were attacked on a metro subway train right after the train left this station monday night. an attack they're caaling a hate crime. crime."they called me whitey.. boy"the victim was too afraid &pto show her face on camera... but she was willing to describe o us her violent attack on the crowded subway by three men and punched in ed - the face as the suspect called her names.one good samaritan who tried to step up and help her... was also attacked. (over the shadow shot her showing punches) ("to have somebody punch you in the face, and this guy was strong as aa ox")("the police told me there is something going on pith initiation rights for point in the investigation we've got no evidence this s this investigation leads we will see as the evidence unfold" unfolds." right now, mta police are examining surveillance hoping that will help them catch the ssspects. right now, mtaapolice are that will

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lexington park 47 degrees. warmer thanegrees yesterday at this time. bundle up asve to much.n we're talking degrees. degrees in winchester. 43 -- 43 degrees in gaithersburg. we do anticipate a little wentase and they were cover. the best chance of rain is just washington, especially highway 3 in parts of virginia and southern maryland. we are not talking much. maximum a 10th of an inch of rain. that to the south of washington. part, it just a hundredths here and there. 40's tonight. tomorrow we could be talking 70 degrees, especially if further south. this will last through midday friday. temperatures drop back to where they should be. you noticed the wind especially friday and saturday. traffic is fabulous. i have a smooth ride. overnight construction barrels taken care of. we're off to a good start. live in go toou virginia. nothing complicated across roosevelt bridge, memorial bridge, or the key bridge. maryland wherein off to a good run. 75 or 95 common nothing to worry. now to steve and cynne simpson. >> mitchell wants to know what the stations along the silver lining. t

a new marion lexington kentucky -- a new mayor in lexington, kentucky, both of us are former businessmen who happen to be theirs. -- mayors. we say our competitive it said it appears to be advanced manufacturing. we had two ford manufacturing plants. it is in this cluster we call the bluegrass movement. we are identifying assets weaknesses, and how to align business strategy but the government strategy -- education, foundation, and nonprofits so we can drive excellence in and then it -- advanced manufacturing? there's a lot of support and interest from the private sector, which i was part of. you feel like you are succeeding despite government help, or a well-intentioned alignment. so, learning a lot of things in the six months the project has been under way. >> we are going to run the circuit, and orphans for some of the issues that have the greatest. jay timmons the national organization advocating on behalf of american manufacturers. i look at your manufacturing renaissance planned, and there are goals there. the u.s., the best place in the world to manufacture, the u.s. expands acces

look at quantico, 51. 45 in lexington park, 36 in hagerstown. with a fewday clouds, low 50's this afternoon. farther south of the metro. not as easy as yesterday. cooler than little yesterday afternoon. be thiswhere we should afternoon, low 50's. increasing clouds tonight, 30's nearly 40. areas of rain tomorrow. we can expect around three- of an inch of rain with localized, isolated higher amounts. clearing by thursday. of sunshine on saturday. >> they are moving most of the construction barrels. all clear " overall on 81, 66, between richmond and baltimore. travel times in our favor not only on the beltway but south and north into baltimore on 95. on to the greenway and toll road, lingering road where and get to the beltway. follow the signs. that should be clearing out in the next 20 minutes. on 66 between centreville and the beltway. 270 is pretty clear. moving nicely to is the beltway at the american legion bridge. now back to news. >> we want to start with the details in yesterday's school shooting outside cleveland. a candlelight service p

lexington park, 19 degrees in maryland to start your monday morning. mid 40's this afternoon.f sunshine, a beautiful day. increasing clouds this evening of light snowreas fall tomorrow. up to a dusting possible west of the blue ridge. a few isolated snow showers possible tomorrow. that should not get in the way valentine's day plans. high temperatures from the low 40's north and west of town to near 50 around the metro area. wednesday, low 50's, sunshine. slight chance of the brain -- rain by chance of thursday. the work zone on 95 out of get tod to road will bee another half-hour or so. we are keeping an eye on that. otherwise, will travel times right now. looks good in baltimore. looks good on 95 and on the b-w parkway. 270. normal traffic on the wilson alexandria and hill.h oxon good on 50 between annapolis and new york avenue. >> 24 degrees outside. >> funeral arrangements have announced for a local paramedic killed on the job. joshua weissman will be laid to rest correct. new developments in the occupy movement. details on the >> welcome back. 4:46. the music world paid t

a lexington park a little bit warmer. we will see some areas of mixed precipitation.will change it over to mostly snow into the afternoon. the morning rush will be fine. the evening rush hour will have to deal with areas of light snow. high of 39 degrees today. here is a look of our forecast. it is northwest of town. higher elevations kid be in the lower elevation. i hesitate to call this a snowstorm. >> we're going to call this an accident at florida avenue. we are live on the scene. it is a tractor trailer. for avenue in both directions. elsewhere around town, we will give you the all clear. it is good on the beltway. no problems to report. normal travel time from 66 and good on the green way on the toll road. >> thank you. seven is on your side this morning. with news of a recall involving chicken salad sandwiches. the sandwiches and country harvests images are being recalled. there are concerns about possible with superior -- wisteria contamination. so far there are no reports of any illnesses. >> students and parents of a nicking get the morning after pill throug

there are a couple near lexington and you can sample some of the finest of beverages. that's a huge factor in our economy. about 30,000 jobs. billions and billions of dollars in business. it's a huge export product now. that's a good way to start. >> the problem is if i do that, congressman, if the show is a little out of focus that day, everybody will know why. let's talk about the unemployment issues in kentucky specifically. it's a good indication, i think, of a whole swath of states in this country that get largely ignored in the conversation that happens in new york and washington. 9.1% unemployment in kentucky right now. specifically, if you were to draw our attention to the most acute barrier to employment for young people in kentucky, what is it? >> well, i think right now it's education. we make great strides in education, but we still have a very low percentage of the population with college degrees. we have a lot of jobs that i think could be filled by kentucky residents if our post graduate education were higher. we have great initiatives working on that sc

city mayor stephanie rawlings-blake unveiled the plan to increase the healthy food options at the lexington market. it hopes to increase demand for healthy food, local produce and fitness activities. it's all part of the get fresh public market's initiative, which the city hopes to respond-- exspand -- expand. >>> president obama, the first lady and former first lady laura bush joined in on the ground breaking museum for the national museum of african-american hex and skull culture. it will showcase artifacts and reflecting african-american history. the president says the museum is a long time coming. >> it's also fitting that this museum has found a home on the national mall. as it's been mentioned, it was on this ground long ago that lives were once traded, hundreds of thousands once marched for freedom. it appears the pillars of our democracy were built often by black hands. >> the museum would be the first green building on the national mall. it's scheduled to open in 2015. >>> in today's tough job market, just landing an interview is often a real accomplishment but how do you secure th

lexington park -- 41. partly cloudy tonight. temperatures near freezing tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon sunshine and a little bit warmer, back up to 53. that is the forecast. >> he made everybody laugh when you did that this morning. are we laughing on the highway? we are happy there is not much to describe. we start in maryland. nothing complicated to report on the beltway, on 270, of virginia following along the same vein on 95 66, 81, route 11 and could along the beltway. we will have an update on metrorail and a little while. >> 4:42 on this tuesday morning. we are almost at 40 degrees. >> feeling a lot better than yesterday. the man expected to become the next leader of china visiting the united states. >> madonna proving she can still draw a crowd. >> jurors in the tiral oftrial of george w. huguely will hear more about the injuries he allegedly inflicted on his ex-girlfriend. yeardley love suffocated and she may have died from injuries from an artery in her neck. george w. huguely's lawyers say her death could be related to her use of adhd medication. testimony

not so bad. 41 in martinsburg and winchester. 45 in lexington park. 39 at dulles airport and. we will have sunshine for the midday and afternoon. near 50 in the potomac highlands. mid 50's to the south of the metro. increasing clouds today will be above freezing with mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. areas of light rain tomorrow, not much. not going to be a washout. we will have only a quarter inch of rain. in some locations up to 1/3 of an inch. 51 tomorrow, mr. low 50's friday and saturday. a system could affect us on the weekend, something we will keep an eye on. >> looks good. there was a car fire westbound on 66 at 123, but that has been resolved. 95 southbound near 610, they have removed roadwork. construction will be gone in stafford. overnight construction projects are calling it a day. looks good on 81, 95 in baltimore, looks good on the beltway. here is the beltway andt route 1, college park, off to a good start. >> the prosecution could rest its case today in the murder trial of former university of virginia lacrosse player george huguely. medical experts testified that

hagerstown, 35. 43 in fredericksburg. 42 at lexington park along the water. in terms of overall weather pattern, high-pressure is over did. that is providing us that sunshine today. off to the northwest is a cold front. all to the northwest in mexico and texas is a developing low pressure system. it will not turn into much over the short term. the cold front and the low purchase system are going to merge together south of washington and over the ocean by tomorrow night and early saturday morning. the cold front will provide cold air for the big guns and the low pressure system along with the cold front will provide a little kick in the atmosphere, enough to cause precipitation. that does not necessarily mean we are guaranteed accumulations. in looks like a bit of cold rain friday night and possibly changing into a light snowfall in spots by early saturday morning before sunrise. in terms of snowfall potential this is one of the computer models. it gives us a ballpark of what to expect as of now. this is going to change over the next 24 hours or so. preliminar

this is from our good friends at wkyt in lexington, kentucky.t you see there is a little toddler named caitlin campbell stuck inside one of those video arcade games with the big claws. >> wait, wait, she's inside it? >> she is inside of that claw machine. >> caitlin went with her family to the commonwealth coin laundry to do some laundry and she was playing with some other kids in the laund row mat and crawled up inside. they tried several different methods to get her out. >> they were going to try to start picking the lock, but the mechanism on the lock wouldn't allow them to pick ut. and then they tried to unscrew the sides, they tried to up screw those. >> what you're sering here is them using a circular saw to actually saw through the lock. and, as you can see by caitlin's face, this was not fun for her. she started getting really terrified. watch, keep watching as caitlin is pulled out of the machine and into the arms of her family. >> so a huge fire department rescue, you mean to tell me there's no 800 number on the side of the machine so