i am lisa robinson. >> i am stan stovall. >> it was a bumpy night for some folks. there were three waves of the thunderstorms that produced wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour and up to four inches of rain. 69 degrees at the airport. there is some fog in some neighborhoods. take an umbrella with you. we will put a 40% chance for a shower this afternoon. high temperature of 86 degrees. we'll come back and check the forecast going into the weekend. >> good morning. a lot of storm-related issues. we have an accident to add to the mix. effort delays in parkville south on perring parkway and taylor avenue. only the shoulder is getting by. traffic lights are out at warren road and york road. one lane of travel in the eastbound direction. we start on 795 in owings mills. southbound traffic is starting to build down towards the beltway. this is 295 at 175. southbound traffic is building down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the governor is expected to sign a bill extending gambling in maryland. legislature passed the bill late last night. the bill gree

i am stan stovall. >> i am lisa robinson. >> we have showers on the way? >> we have some up rain on the way. give yourself a couple of extra minutes and take an umbrella with you. the heaviest rain is now the pennsylvania line. elsewhere, mostly just light rain. in the city, it will be moving into the downtown area within 15 or 20 minutes. showers or thunderstorms are likely to start the day. more rain may move and later this afternoon. high temperature of 87. >> good morning. one problem across the bay bridge, eastbound 50 on the bay bridge getting word of an accident. watch for delays in the eastbound direction. everything lking good in the city other than the closures. monument street is closed near patterson park. moving well on the major roadways. it will take you eight minutes to go south towards the harbor tunnel spirit moving well at the construction zone at the steel bridge. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is 95 at the fort mchenry. moving without delay. this is 83 at shawan road. problem free down to the

. >> i am lisa robinson in fort mindy.hanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it was a nice close to the weekend yesterday. the key is the dew points. upper 50's and low 60's. a mixture of sun and clouds. it will be a nice one. 88 and without the humidity it will not feel so bad. we do have some rain in the seven-day forecast. theet's give you a look at problems we are tracking. northbound route 10, we have an accident in the northbound direction. watch for possible delays. there are some closures in the city. light street is closed between baltimore and lombard. monument street is closed near patterson park. 62 on the north side. up to speak at edmondson. one more problem in harford county. glen villa road a route 22, just getting word of an accident -- glenn vville road. this is 70 west of the beltway. further west in the eastbound direction of 70, all lanes are closed on main street in hancock. here's a quick, live look at traffic. this is dulaney on the north side. so far so good as you travel over towards the 83's

i am stan stovall. >> i am lisa robinson. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> i think the rain will come through in potato different batches. the western suburbs of that most of the rain this point -- it will come through in two different batches. there'll be a break in the day. scattered thunderstorms will redeveloped later today. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> b.g.e. customers got to voice their frustrations at the first of several hearings. >> this is part of the investigation into their response after the big storm that left customers in the dark for more than a week. kim dacey has details. >> the meeting was the first in a series about the june storm. the next one is tonight here downtown. last night, the psc got an earful in annapolis. myrtle watts is still frustrated after the june derecho storm knocked out the power to her pasadena home and she had to wait for several days for it to be restored. >> we had flashlights. i did not use candles because i was scared they mig

for'm lisa robinson in mindy basara. >> i am stan stovall. >> a little cooler this morning. >> the dew point are down and it feels comfortable. this afternoon it will warm up fast, close to 90 but without humidity it will feel lice -- nice. the dew point is down to 62 and a drop to the 50's later this morning. plenty of sunshine to start. a few clouds. i will still call mostly sunny and forecasting a high of 89, which is warm, but very comfortable as far as humidity. thunderstorms back in the forecast. i will talk about that and a second. but first, good morning to sarah. >> good morning, everyone. a nice start heading out this thursday morning. thankfully not dealing with wet roads like yesterday. closures on monument and -- due to ongoing road work. eastbound 70 coming toward the beltway, speeds on average 65 miles an hour and 54 traveling east on 125 and everything moving well as far as the dry times -- 11 minutes outer loop ne side and same thing on the west and it will only take five minutes south of 95 from the 895 split toward the fort mchenry. ellicott city, north and southboun

lisa robinson is live with what you can do to stay safe. >> thousands will be coming through these gates at the to ammonium grounds when the state fair opens. officials say before you start calling here piggy, here is a health warning. >> lots of agricultural groups here to show off their animals. before the animals, they have to have special certification they're healthy. >> before we bring anything in, we spread the barns down and make sure there are no diseases here. >> he wants visitors to state and county fairs to take a precaution because of an increase in the number of swine flu cases. >> all that is related to touching pegs at state and county fairs. we thought we would put out an alert to make sure people enjoy the fair but avoid touching pegs -- pigs. >> cases have been limited to ohio, indiana, and away -- hawaii. people higher -- at higher risk should avoid exposure. >> the flu season is a timber or arbour until march. it is not a more severe tire of the flow. what to make sure that individuals and doctors know that if someone comes down with the signs of a flow in the summer

i am lisa robinson. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. a great weekend was clear skies. >> we get rid of the humidity. this is a little gem. let's look to the current conditions. 66 at the airport. the dew points are the upper 50's and low 60's. it will feel very comfortable today. a mixture of sun and clouds. a mixture of sun and clouds. we will

. >> i'm lisa robinson, it's 7:55.aged over changes to parking in the neighborhood, concerned a new layout may endanger school children. reverse angle parking is the solution to alleviate the lack of parking on win -- kenwood avenue in kenton. kraft says residents have a misconception as to how the layout will look. >> i think a lot of folks thought the angle parking would be in front of the school and in front of the church and the angle parking will not be installed in front of the school or church and in addition, we are going to be installing special parking hours alongside the church on o'donnell street between kenwood and lakewood at the request of the school. >> councilman kraft tells us he expects to have angle parking along the kenwood road within a week. he also plans to add more reverse angle parking throughout southeast baltimore within the next year. vandals have struck one of baltimore county's newest speed cameras. we are told that the camera was put back in service hours after the vandalism was noticed.

i am lisa robinson. >> i am stan stovall.nks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it was a wild night last night. >> the storms trained -- it was like a wave

i'm lisa robinson.sarah caldwell. >> good morning. unfortunately still dealing with heavy delays on 295 making your way south. first, an accident on southbound 95 at keith avenue which will add to the delays that of a stretch back to prior to the why marsh exit. southdown 895 pass lombard, right lane closure. 90 miles an hour on the west side began approaching 795 toward edmonson -- 19 miles an hour. tapping a great sport 29. 295, average speed 16 miles an hour from 1952175. all of this left over from police activity which is clear. 295 heading south down, still very heavy all the way down toward 32. we will switch you over to a live view of traffic 95 south of the beltway ne coming toward us, southbound delays all the way down to the fort mchenry and adding to that accident at o'donnell. tony, over to you. >> good morning, everyone. beautiful start for us. lots of sunshine. the humidity down from yesterday. 70 at the airport, dew point only 63, that is what makes it feel comfortable, nice area of high

. >> this is lisa robinson in the news from. each school is supposed to have some kind of emergency response management plan in place. that calls for some sort of plan to get the kids were they need to go. what can you tell us about the procedures? >> i do not know about the plan for the school. i am sure you remember after columbine, some of the other national shootings that there are pieces in place. i can tell you that moving the kids to perry hall was part of the plan. it is an area that is large and has access, and is in the same area as the middle school. i would dare to say each of the schools as some kind of plan that would involve getting students from the location of the incident to a location that is near their. in -- near there. i am sure these are the kinds of plants you would get in first day book? . -- first day bookbags. >> parents have to be told where to pick up their children. they cannot just show what. and there are some procedures. they have to prove they are the parent, have it. >> absolutely. you have to

i am lisa robinson.fic pulse 11. >> looking like a rush hour as folks head back to school. ellerbe bypass, we're tracking an accident. and carroll island road. outer loop northeast side, you are in the red from belair road towards dulaney valley. 18 miles per hour on the west side outer loop. watch for crash at windsor mill road. another 1 eastbound 32 and 9-95. southbound 97, 17 miles per hour perching general highway. it is also affecting northbound traffic. 295 and 175, saw and delays in place down towards 32. live view of old court, that is with the west side delays begin. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> clean temperatures right now, low seventies, as kids head towards the bus stop. 71 in pikesville. cuts in place. we have some showers in cecil county. some of those are spending to fall apart now. things are going to change in the afternoon. another one is on the way. cold front moving across the midwest. this will be moving into the mid-atlantic. stand a chance for thunderstorms. -- scatt

. >> i am lisa robinson. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> did you guys lose power? just ill little flicker -- just a little flicker. >> some of those storms started to show rotation. you have to take precautions. the bigger story last night was the amount of rain. waves and waves of storms. up to four inches of rain. 68 degrees are now aunt it is quiet for wednesday. sometimes it blurs together. we don't expect any weather trouble. there could be a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon. take an umbrella just in case. much better news in the forecast for tomorrow. >> we're looking at a pretty nice ride overall. one problem, some debris southbound perring parkway at taylor avenue. only the shoulder is squeezing by in the parkville region. 83 is checking out ok. 59 on the west side outer loop. 65 on southbound 95 heading down towards 100 in howard county. here's a quick, live look at traffic. 95 moving well. no delays on 395 into town. east and westbound traffic checking out just fine on 70. we will keep you posted. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the maryla

i'm jennifer franciotti. >> i'm lisa robinson.with meteorologist ava marie. really nice out there. >> yesterday was great, too. >> we are stepping away from the extreme heat with drier air moving in. currently 63 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. the dew point is barely in the 50's right now, even lower than that outside the city. humidity at 87%. that may sound high just because temperatures are cooler in the morning. humidity will drop in the afternoon. we expect a lot more clouds to push in as the storm system moves in from the south, a potential for showers, especially late, but maybe even something isolated into the afternoon. we expect it to be in the upper 70's to mid 80's later today. we talk about the seven-day with no extreme heat, details coming up. >> our big story this morning out of baltimore, we we're learg more about the victim of a police shooting on the west side. >> some in the neighborhood are questioning the actions of the officer. george lettis with more. >> he didn't want to show his face but this man had no probl

i am lisa robinson. >> i am jennifer franciotti. if we want to check out side. it is sticky. >> we are looking for a different edge in the. -- adjectives. >> bad hair day. >> that is the best one day -- yet. 71 degrees at the airport. do points are in the mid-a d's. that is what makes it feel so uncomfortable. that is fog reported. meeting midst as well. that should clear out. 92 for the high in baltimore. 86 in ocean city. most of the day should be dry, but late in the afternoon there might be an isolated thunderstorm. better chances for a thunderstorm in the seven-day, and that means relief is coming up. >> for the first time since his mother was adopted, baltimore orioles legend cal ripken jr. speaks out. >> this is as new details emerge. george lettis has the latest. >> he says his mother is doing emotionally but the situation but overwhelmed if you overhaul is doing good and a bold statement about what the evidence is telling him. aberdeen police confirm this 35- second surveillance video was taken from a wal-mart in glen burnie the night of the objection.

lisa robinson has this. >> i'm overwhelmed with excitement. >> family and friends gathered in reisterstown. they waited if sinnwith signs and gifts -- they waited with signs and gifts. the company deployed a year ago. today they came home. there were sent as part of the 29th aviation brigade. in kuwait, the convicted support and communications operations. this it while they were proud to serve their country, there would be home. >> everything has not hit me yet. >> they have four children in the armed forces and their thankful to have their son, kevin, back safely. glad to be part of it. >> this is the first overseas deployment for the unit although they have been called on to help in snowstorms and hurricanes. the surgeon says he's thrilled to be packed -- back with his family. >> maryland homeowners and low- income renters receiving disaster assistance are about to get help more faster than expected. officials say they are going to speed up federal disaster aid to the state of maryland for providing support in june and july. the announcement came after president obama declared some areas

. >> i am lisa robinson. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it will turn out to be a nice start to the work week today. dew points in the upper 50's and low 60's. that will make it feel comfortable. it will not feel so bad. partly to mostly sunny skies. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. >> our big story. the phylicia barnes murder trial is set to begin today. >> kim dacey has a preview. >> michael johnson is phylicia johnson's sister's ex-boyfriend. her family has suspected him from the beginning. they are anxious to see him brought to justice. phylicia barnes went missing in december of 2010 while she was visiting her sister in baltimore. her body was found months later floating in the susquehanna river. the cause of death was ruled asphyxiation. this spring, johnson was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the case. >> i would hope that he would do the right thing. if it was him, tell the truth. tell the truth and give phylicia's family some type o

captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> welcome to 11 news saturday morning, i'm lisa robinson. >> and i'm jennifer franciotti. first a check outside, a little nip in the air this morning. >> and a little light rain east of us, the cool front moving in so a drop in the humidity and taking temperatures down below average for this season. some of us have to put up with a shower chance this morning. mostly it's from the bay eastward. northeast maryland involved, as well. hartford and cecil keep the, light rain showers, most on the delmarva peninsula with the most significant rains in delaware. all of that is drifting east. in essence, for areas west of the bay, with the exception of a little southeast baltimore, harvard and cecil county, we are out from immediate rain threat anyway. the rest of the weekend, temperatures make a big difference. we will watch the sky for a rain a day or two. we will talk with her that in a minute with the insta-weather plus forecast. >> the aclu is going after john leopold again. >> the group believes the republican was snooping around databases for

. >> welcome to 11 news saturday morning, i'm lisa robinson. >> and i'm jennifer franciotti. we are going to look at the weather with ava marie. >> we have rain on the way, a couple of rain showers showing up. we will keep an eye on the radar in a few minutes. today, we are expecting temperatures in the you were 70's to low 80's but that's why we are already, the 70's most of the area. a lot of clouds in the sky and showers likely especially towards the afternoon. 78 degrees down the, 74 at the airport. we will talk about the temperatures and the radar when we return in a few minutes. >> to our big story out of baltimore city where this morning police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own. we are told shortly after 10:00 last night, officers responded to shots fired in the 2400 block and when police arrived, they discovered the suspect allegedly still firing a handgun. >> officers responded to an individual firing shots at a home of a female associate. police officers discharged their shotgun. >> the suspect is listed in stable continue. a police spokesperso

lisa robinson, more in tonight's woman's doctor. >> benign breast pain, a lot of women ext.. around the time of their -- experience it around the time of their period. >> get the appropriate studies and an ultrasound. make sure there is not any sort of underlying pathology. >> a recent study suggests a woman can take vitamin supplements to help with the pain. >> they treated these patients for one month with letterman's, this was off -- this was brenman e -- vitamin e and b. there was an improvement in pain. >> eating a well-balanced, healthy diet is the sure way to get these vitamins. there in all months, a sunflower seeds, and fresh fruit and vegetables. >> this would require them to eat extra food or to take a supplement. >> you have heard of post- traumatic stress disorder, the so-called kees shellshocked battle fatigue. it is associated with soldiers. such experiences can trigger the disorder in unpredictable and uncontrollable ways. there is help. thanks to a treatment called rapid resolution there be. it works on a subconscious level. >> the only reason why a motion of

lisa robinson has the story appeared -- the story. >> the u.s.an put on an incredible show on the indoor volleyball court. the delaney valley high school varsity coach terry lyons says the olympics has made more girls try out for the sport than he has seen in the his eight years here. >> my first year at the lany was really loud. then about four years ago, the olympics came and we had a job. >> this 11th-grader agrees. she is in her third year of playing volleyball. >> there are a lot more girls than usual. everyone says they try out because of the olympics. it got them excited because of the seat -- for the season. >> many agree that the u.s. women's volleyball players had a lot to do with their decision to try out. >> i was watching the olympics a couple of days ago and i was watching the volleyball tournament. when i saw them and their big win, the influence me to want to try it. >> you have to be quite an athlete with split-second decisions and teamwork. it is the best sport in the world, i think. >> as the olympics are winding down just as a

i am lisa robinson. the area because roads are so wet out there. expect to add a few minutes to your commute this morning. we head do to 15 miles per hour towards the towson region. the was the 895 split, those speeds continue to fort mchenry. southbound 795 is backed up out of owings mills. bw parkway southbound is looking at delays because of the rain. slow go from 95 down at 32. there is a quick live look at traffic. update at bel air road, where things are thinning out a little bit. 97 and new gun road, we had an accident southbound. we are looking at residual volume. tony, over to you. >> those cameras looking better than they did an hour ago. heavy thunderstorms moving across the eastern shore counties. if you're looking that way, you can see the heavy rain for 20 minutes. forecast for today, this first batch of rain will taper off. scattered thunderstorms possible late in the afternoon. >> we are back with another update at 8:56. >>> 8:30 on tuesday morning, it's the 14th day of august, 2012. we h

i am lisa robinson. pulse 11. >> that's get you up-to-date on one accident in a live at the falls road off ramp. watch for those this morning. and looking at outer the delays from 795 all the way towards baltimore national pike. eastbound i-70, and towards 40, 29. expect to be slow. you are diverted into the northbound lane. one lane for southbound motorists in the northbound direction. route 24 and sharon road, watch for an accident. southbound 95 out of the white marsh area. we will see what is going on on the j.f.x. not bad on northern parkway towards the city. 95 just south of the beltway northeast, those delays continue towards the 895 split. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we are just going to continue the nice weather we had into today. a few scattered clouds this morning. we will make it to the upper 80s this afternoon. chance for rain out during the day tomorrow. during the day to day, we will stay dry. comfortable humidity. it will not feel so bad with dew points in the lower end of

lisa robinson explains. >> studies have shown the typical american diet does not look like this, and it includes britain beds will that are good for us. >> we have been trying to treat pain for 50, 100 years. more and more studies are looking at the use of food to alter the body's inflammatory response. those kind of studies that are helping us. >> certain foods can almost change the biochemical state of the body. >> some of that study showed changes at 6 to 12 weeks, but they are benign changes. it is easy to make these changes and we know it cannot hurt you. >> dietitian kelly o'connor says making better food choices is not only good for a better overall lost all but it can help with inflammation and pain management. >> foods that are high in antioxidants have an anti- inflammatory value. >> things like soy, fresh fruit and vegetables. pineapples, redgraves, pink grapefruit, green vegetables, walnuts, some of the fish that are high in omega-3 our salmon, herring. all those things are thought to have positive anti-inflammatory values. >> dietitian kelly o'connor says there is really

. >> i'm lisa robinson. tropical storm isaac killed four people in haiti, has now entered the florida straits. >> a hurricane warning in effect for the florida keys where isaac is expected to arrive later today. it's still a tropical storm but is expected to worsen. here's danielle lee with more. >> a devastating scene in haiti has isaac sent heavy rainfall down on thousands living in tents, flooding their shelters and killing at least four. the damage was a window into isaac's strength. the storm is massive, stretching 200 miles and heading towards florida. u.s. republicans are responding to the looming threat by postponing their national convention until tuesday. >> i think if the chairman thinks it's better for public safety, i'm all in favor of it. >> 70,000 people expected to visit tampa will have to hunker down. >> everyone from louisiana to florida needs to watch this carefully. >> people throughout the coastal cities of florida aren't wasting time getting ready. in pensacola, residents are stocking u

. >> and i'm lisa robinson. top stories in a moment. first let's look outside with ava marie. >> great by some people's standards. we have calm conditions right now but a lot of clouds in place so if you're looking for sunshine, may not have it. clouds building in with a storm system from the south but the temperature is 70 degrees, can't beat that. dew point at 61, a little higher than when what we started with s morning. maybe this is what we we we're g for, away from the extreme heat. a storm system coming in from the south may mean showers by the afternoon and more showers possible into the seven-day. details coming up in a few minutes. >> our big story comes out of baltimore where we are learning more about the victim of a deadly police involved shooting on the city's west side. >> this morning, some in that neighborhood are questioning the acts of the officers. here's george lettis with more. >> he didn't want to show his face but this man had no problem showing his outrage over a police involved shooting that left a man dead in t

captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> welcome to 11 news saturday morning, i'm lisa robinson. >> and i'm jennifer franciotti. first a check outside with ava marie. i was looking, it's more cloudy. >> clouds are thickening and rain is slowly inching its way here. we had a couple of isolated showers this morning and we will expect the bulk of it still to our south. h.d. doppler showing rain over ocean city. this will be coming north so expect a dreary afternoon. cloudy skies and 74 degrees. expect rain showers to be more likely in the afternoon and evening hours. high temperatures today in the you were 70's to low 80's. all the clouds holding down temperatures. the seven-day includes a little more rain. >> to our big story out of baltimore city where police are investigating a shooting involving a police officer. we are told shortly after 10:00 p.m. last night, officers responded to a call of shots fired in the 2400 block of maisel court in westport. police allegedly discovered the suspect still firing his handgun. >> individual who allegedly was firing shots off at a home of a

i am lisa robinson.lane. be extra careful. delays expected there. accident at hawkins point. if you are going to travel in howard county, we have an accident at rockspring mill road. if you want to travel in the city, york road, we are tracking accident, go slow-go on the north side outer loop and the outer loop west side. this is in bel camp. 2 and 275, accident wrapping up. these delays extend from white marsh to the fort mchenry. southwest corner of the beltway, going away from us, and attracted to it -- in a liquor traffic. over to you, tony. >> off night in baltimore county and other parts of the area. nothing showing up on the right are this morning and that is good for the morning commute. six sand in a randallstown, 67 in parkton. take an umbrella just in case. we could see a few showers or thunderstorms. nice day tomorrow. lower humidity. another chance for a few thunderstorms friday night and saturday morning. >> back with another update at 8:56. >>> 8:30 this wednesday morning. we have a big,

. >> i'm lisa robinson. top stories in just a moment.. soupy out there. >> that's the perfect way to describe it. don't bother doing your hair. it's not going to cooperate. it's so sticky. it's going to feel even hotter in the afternoon. for girls, it's the ponytail kind of day. guys don't have to worry. any factors, it feels stickier. 8 a.m. partly cloudy skies. already we are seeing fog and mist. especially near the airport. start off the day around 76, and up to 92 for the high temperature later this afternoon. you spend most of the day d

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm lisa robinson. it's 7:25, here's a look at the morning's top stories. baltimore city police are a shootingng involving one of their own. shortly after 10:00 p.m. last night officers responded to a call of shots fired in the 2400 block of maisel court and police discovered the suspect still firing his handgun. >> officers responded, found an individual allegedly firing shots off at a home of a female associate. police officers encountered the suspect, the suspect engaged police officers, police officers discharged their service weapon and later we recovered a 45 caliber handgun at the scene. >> we are told the suspect is in stable condition. a police spokesperson says the injuries are nonlife-threatening. no word on identity or motive. city police are trying to track down the man they say is responsible for robbing several people in the fells point area. here's the composite sketch of the man they're looking for, between 5'7" and six feet tall in his 20's or early 30's with a mustache and chin strap

. >> good morning, everyone, i'm lisa robinson.t's 8:26, here's a look at the morning's top stories. neighbors have identified the death in thehe police involved shooting in west baltimore as rudy bell senior. it happened just afternoon saturday, police received a call about a burglary in a house in the 1600 block of west lexington. a police spokesperson says when officers entered the home, bell charged at them with a knife or bottle. >> the officer suffered lacerations to his face and another officer discharged his service weapon in defense. >> police say the second officer fired multiple shots to the upper body of bell who died at the scene. we are told bell was a vietnam veteran in his mid 60's who had been squatting in this vacant row home. baltimore county police are looking for a driver who struck and killed a driver in essex. the victim, dennis flury, was hit by a vehicle in the northbound lane of old eastern avenue around 8:00 friday night. he was taken to a local hospital where he died. investigators say the vehicle that s

lisa baden with traffic. >> we have an accident on the beltway, for drivers heading toward the american legion bridge. the georgetown pike. only one lane is getting by. the first in the latest from the robinsonhe weather channel. we see an increasing clouds. sours and thunderstorms are likely. become severe. temperatures fall to the mid- 60's. --king great cannot tomorrow. a lot of sunshine. temperatures mid-to-upper-80's. cooler air on the way for the weekend. besaturday and sunday will lower-80's. time for the storm's afternoon is early-evening. you.ank you for watching. we will be back at noon. i'm barack obama and i approve this message seen this? mitt romney claiming the president would end welfare's work requirements? the new rk times calls it 'blatantly false' the washington post says: "the obama administration is not removing the bill's work requirementst "l." in fact, obama's getting states to move twenty percent more people from welfare to work. and president clinton's reaction to the romney ad? it's just "not true." get the facts. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he- he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. sfx: snorting sound. whee whee