and it looks like potential for snowfall. here is what i am looking at. a trace or-inch across baltimore, i-95 corridor. and about 1 to 2, maybe, 13 inches on the eastern shore. so depending on the track of the storm. probably not see that much out of this. but nonetheless, it is rain, and snow mix in play, with this system as it moves through. looking at the temperatures in the lower 40s right now. we saw temperatures in the upper 40s today. helping to melt off a little bit of the snow. tonight clouds gathering. tomorrow, temperatures in the mid 40s by lunch time w clouds pickinging up. and precipitation moving in later. detailed look at the storm and warmer temperatures coming, in the seven day. coming up. >> all right vytas. thank you. >> you can be in charge of your own personalized forecast. i-radar available at foxbaltimore.com. just use the interactive tools to track coming storms down to your street. go to foxbaltimore.com/i-radar. >> and see something of interest like a daffodil popping out of the ground? upload photos and videos to our website j

let's look at the main lines. high speeds someone speeding at the west valley where speeds are clocking in at 66 miles per hour. and 56 traveling on the jfx and 95 moving through whitemarsh. as we take a look at the west side taking a look at the liberty road there's more cars but cars are cruising along just fine. fortunately that will continue as we make our way to the pike valley. checking in and taking a wide look at dulaney valley road. no problems to report whatsoever. it will be clear from bel air road to providence road. if you're using the harrisburg expressway this morning, you want to keep in mind there will be sluggish patches along the southbound lanes just as you pass shawan road. if you're using the jfx, it's going to be trouble free from 695 all the way downtown to east fayett ♪ mmm. ♪ [ female announcer ] oscar mayer deli fresh meats. sliced, packed and sealed at the peak of freshness, they're impossible to resist. ah, you gonna eat all that? ♪ it doesn't get better than this ♪ i love you. >>> dre

i look at our companies, i look at the option activity that's been going on on a daily basis, i look at all these different commodity stocks. devon today. you look at mosaic today. up side activity. those stocks trading higher. when you look at the ag space, something like mosaic, and you see april 60, 65s, 70 calls all getting very, very activityive, it tells you that people believe in the global story. forget about europe for a moment. when you're looking at some of these ag names, you're talking about south america, you're talking about the rest of the world. >> and it was your busiest day even though the volume on the exchanges has been pretty lackluster of late. >> probably the most active trading day i've had of the year, absolutely. >> you know, in february i thought as the euro was collapsing for the first time, i thought that it was going to have an yes, ma'am pact on the european markets. it didn't. i thought the fact that europe was going to maybe optimistically growing 1% as the eu was going to have an impact on valuations here, it didn't. so i'm pressed to figure out eve

candace dold is back with a look at what the commute looks like this morning. she has the traffic edge. >> reporter: thank you, steve. we haven't had many complaints on the roadways but we are checking on the actual speeds for you. right now it's starting to dip down a bit on 95 traveling through whitemarsh, but we're at 5 miles per hour there. at 61, traveling on 95 right near 395. all in all, still an okay time to head out the door this morning. as for what is actually happening, we do have debris to talk about. it's on glen burnie on the southbound lanes of ritchie highway, just watch out for it, it's not causing delays or road closures. just keep your eyes open as you travel through the area. checking on at the area of 695 exit, let's show you both the northbound and southbound lanes of 97. he approaching that belt everything is looking calm. just a few cars that are starting to trickle in. on the beltway it's getting busy, near 295, down toward 95, and then through the catonsville region. and a crude forming on the westbound stretch nearly liberty road of

as we take a live look, we look at the delays extending from marysville toward columbia pike.mill be aware of several accidents. we have one at north rolling road at rockville road. we have another one that will shutdown north baltimore drive at vex bill road. traveling from ou on the out yop lanes. you will see the delays will continue it's going to be a slow go from bel air road toward providence road. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice and megan, let's send it back to you. >>> coming up it could be the ride of my life. >> this is like an amusement park ride when you hold on here. >> not quite, though. see if i'm up to the challenge of barrel racing. >>> add some sizzle to your love life. we have an expert na is taking your questions on our facebook page about how to get and keep that relationship that you always wanted. if you have a question, >>> once the weather turns nice i start itching to get outside. when it was suggested to give barrel rising a try, i said, sure. i didn't consider that i would have to get on ihorse to do it. while i love horses, i'm not a

and just looking around, this looks like a fun place to work. the work you do here, as we just heard, is making homes more energy efficient, it's saving people money, it's generating jobs and it's putting america on the path to a clean energy future. and i understand last year that you doubled your workforce thanks to bonnie [applause] -- you're hoping to hire another hundred workers this year. and so this is a model of what we want to be seeing all across the country. our goal for the economy is to show similar job growth in the months ahead. this morning we learned in february our economy lost an additional 36,000 jobs. now, this is actually better than expected, considering the severe storms all along the east coast are estimated to have had a depressing effect on the numbers. and it shows that the measures that we're taking to turn our economy around are having some impact. but even though it's better than expected, it's more than we should tolerate. far too many americans remain out of work. far too many families are still struggling in the

or did you look at the average mean for the responses you are carrying out, and look for those of bubblestastrophic areas in a different way? in hurricane andrew, when we carried those huge imbalances that moved to the system, it created distortions in the budget that reflected a single event, not the baseline budget for l your funding. as we way that against -- how do account for that, without pushing down other activities? you have this one-time surge moving to your budget. guest: in future years, do you think you will not need this additional $5 billion every year. guest: as we close out these disasters and get big construction projects, those dollars will drop out. if you build it into your base budget, you did a bubble moving to your budget and it will drop down as those projects are built out. unless you have the same activity in these big disasters, you run the risks of how do you showed you need these dollars in a way you create a huge distortion that moves through the system in a period of five years that may not be there for 10 years in budget projections? guest: in the fiscal y

look at the nice weekend, low 50s. nice, 51 degrees. 52 degrees on sunday and 51 degrees on monday with a mix of sun and clouds. and remember, fox 45 sky watch weather is available at your finger tips. iradar is available at foxbaltimore.com. you can use fox 45 doppler radar to track incoming storms. the interactive tools will let you see when rain or snow is over your house. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on iradar. now let's see what is happening on the roadways can a very enthusistic candace dold. >> reporter: if you are heading out and hitting the roadways, you might not be excited about 95 this morning. unfortunately reduced speeds as usual. we're at 38 miles per hour moving through whitemarsh all the way down toward beltway. speaking of the beltway let's check in moving on the west side at liberty road there and showing you the outer loop lanes. it's going to be a packed house, both the inner and outer loop directions all way down toward 70. the delays loosenup a little bit moving through the catonsville region

look at this bibb lettuce. look at these roma tomatoes.ul fruit. strawberries are so easy to grow. one of the things that i think people really get excited about are blueberries. they their are a lot of antioxidants. >> wait a minute. you're saying we can grow blueberries? >> yes. in containers. they have beautif fall color. the flowers are gorgeous and look at this delicious fruit. >> these are washed? >> organically grown. >> more an more people -- those are really sweet -- are thinking about organic food or they want to have more control over their food. >> they want to know where their food is coming from. this whole edible series is so important. we need to think about where our food comes from and get kids involved. now that's a roma tomato, started already in this biodegradable pot. this will probably produce seven to eight pounds of tomatoes. >> all right. strawberries are also pretty hearty. >> they're very hearty. some of them are now producing more berries an larger berries. though i like the old-fashioned one that a sweet berri

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for a look at the roads. we go to traffic control. >> you want to listen up before you head out for the commute. we have two roads shut down because of accidents. there is a look at one of those. you can sigh it is nasty. it looks like they are starting to let the left lane through there. it has been closed for half an hour. >> you are looking at a backup behind the boulevard. 295 an alternate. and meantime 100 westbound. detoured and you can take 176 and 175 to get around that. there is a look at your drive times and no problems there. and a outer loop and 44 miles an hour on the west side and 95. there is a live look at the top side and seeing brake lights. 95 at white marsh. and there as well in the southbound lanes between the beltway and 895. everyone. back to you. >>> and maryland news station and weather and traffic. ahead for you there. a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

take a look.d out why this is far from the picturesque place you think it is. >>> a very sad story out of clinton, maryland where neighborhoods mourn the loss of an 8-year-old girl who died in a fire. i'm stacey cohan. i'll have information for you that may help your family avoid such a terrible tragedy. >>> stay right there, folks. we're coming right back after this ec bra. i'm a grass seed failure. well, i forget to water it, and the seed dries out. and once it's dry, it's dead. and once it's dead, it's just... [ male announcer ] that's why there's scotts turf builder grass seed with water smart. scotts best seed wrapped in a super absorbent coating that actually holds water to keep the seed moist. so now i don't have to worry if i miss a day of watering. this seed makes it almost impossible to fail. it's me proof, in a way. [ ma announcer ] seed guaranteed to succeed. that's the scotts advantage. >>> tragedy for a prince george's county mother. her child and her home gone in a fire. the fire br

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at life of -- public as a liability of look at it as a resource. i went to haiti and some people taking care of themselves in an environment that is unbelievable, figuring out how to go charge cellphone, using inverters to keep cellphone charge. we typically look of the public as something you have to take care of, but i realize the public is good at taking care of themselves. we harvest that to take care of the most vulnerable citizens who need help. >> about $30 million was spent on grass since 9-11. -- on grants since 9-11. there is criticism there is no way to measure the effects of that. >> it has always been hard to measure. the only thing you could really come back to and say, did i said something of that says, i am trying to change this outcome, and every time you try to come together and apply this, you get all kinds of -- is this a good measure, we are going to step back and go back to state and local officials and say, how do we quantify what we're doing other than looking at spending as a matrix of say, how much risk have we been able t

let's look at the cameras first. looks like not too bad, 95 at kay den avenue, traffic is picking up some, not so bad. 695 and wilkins avenue, heavier traffic on the outbound side of the beltway. and also at 97 and 695 traffic moving pretty smoothly. let's go to drive times. drive times are looking like this this morning, 95 southbound, whitemarsh boulevard to 695 a four minute drive. and 795 southbound on owings mills boulevard to 695 looks like a five minute ride. looking at the maps in the area we have a crash at sandy point state park near the bay bridge, traffic lanes closed in both directions. and we also have an incident at the bw parkway and 695 a crash in the inner loop is blocking the right shoulder. be careful for that. megan and jamie back to you. >>> happy birthday today going out to jessica young from beautiful millington, she is a teenager today. 13 years old. >> we've got star jones celebrating a 48th today. tommy hilfiger is 59. troy johnson has a hilfiger shirt on. tommy is 59, that shirt is three y

they was looking for kennedy. it took them a while, probably about 10, 15 minutes later we realized she had succumbed. >> she was so smart. she was so smart. >> reporter: wilson says her daughter and kennedy were dear friends and that 8 is far too young for a life to end. and the fire department says a smoke alarm in the house that may have alerted the family earlier wasn't working. according to the prince george's county fire ems department, you and your family have a 50% better chance of surviving if you have a working spoke detector in your house. and you should make and practice an evacuation plan. >> so that if an emergency ever does occur inside of your house, you know exactly what to do, where to meet outside and where to call 911 from. >> reporter: the cause of this fire is still investigation. 8-year-old kennedy pierson is the fourth person to die in a fire in prince george's county this year. maureen? >> such a heartbreaking story. thank you for that. >>> over to the district now where a carbon monoxide

it looks like he's trying to mend those ways to some degree. >> but stephanie, a lot of people are looking letter -- i've heard from people who are giving me tweets following your reporting -- that this letter addresses those in ireland as if it is an issue just there. does the pope go further and we're just not hearing that yet, to address the other nations throughout europe and elsewhere that are having these problems? >> well, he doesn't do it in this letter. there were a lot of people hopeful that he would. as you know, in the last few months specifically in the last week, we've learned of a number of allegations flooding in this various countries, including the pope's homeland, germany. there were a number of german caucus that hoped that he would address their crisis specifically. since january in that country, there have been more than 300 allegations that have bubbled up. there are a lot of people there that wish the vatican would take a more direct line in addressing what's going on in europe in general instead of just specifically talking about ireland. alex? >> okay, stephanie g

as we look around the area, traffic is looking really good. light volume, no problems, inner loop looks good to 95, and as we check, frederick road on the beltway, no problems in both directions and as we look at the drive times also looking for good. 95 northbound, southbound down to the split take you three minute this is morning. for the southbound down to the fort mchenry a five minute split, and on the key bridge to 97 only going to take you nine minutes so far. >>> thank you. it is 5:00, and today it is about your grandma, mom, dad, friends. with one call, president obama will sign the bill. how to fight this. >> jamie they're putting a big fight and promising to challenge it. two republicans have introduced bills to repeal health care reforms and all of them republicans have filed suit to block the bill. they argue it is unconstitutional to purchase health insurance. four have already passed laws to block the people. yesterday the republican launched a fire nancy pelosi web site n. the first 17 hours it raised more than $600,000. >>> i'

that was beautiful. >> it's looking nice. look at that.is really nice. >> it was nice yesterday. >> when we get karen back in here, she can explain how the beautiful sunsets work. today is the big vote. as you sate the president is projecting a lot of confidence. i want you to understand why we're looking at it this way. why are we looking at "no" votes? the number of "yes" votes has changed a lot. what has stayed relatively the same is the number of "no" votes throughout the process. it changes less often. so what we have now, the total number of democratic no votes needed to kill the bill. the number that they have to kill the bill, the number of democratic no votes is 33. so five people could really swing it one way or the other. i have specific examples. we've been following brian baird. he's been undecided for quite a while. we're following him today to see if he changes where he's standing. jim cooper from tennessee. another undeclared example. he also has been waiting that he's waiting to see the final language. a lot of representat

hd skycam looking at the inner harbour. looking at partly cloudy skies, actually, clouds breaking.emperatures at 47. winds out of the west-northwest at 16. humidity levels at 68 percent. we will continue to see the pressurize as we continue to see the low pressure get out of here. leaving the neighborhood. 55 for the high today. not warm. and we will see be changes tomorrow with more sunshine. and warmer temperatures moving in. 44 was the low this morning. and our high, the record was 82 degrees back in 1907. nice hot day back then. low was 16, in 1934. so you can see much colder temperatures and 34. here is what is happening on the state temperatures. you can see 49 downtown baltimore. looking at 50 in d.c. 48 in hagerstown. colder out there in western maryland at 34. and some 50s south of us. so by tomorrow, looks like as the clouds break, we get sunshine out there. helps to warm up the atmosphere. it will feel good. you can see the remaining clouds making the way out of the state. few showers that were around the area. around seven, 8:00, but you can see over northern virginia a

just looking around, this looks like a fun place to work.aughter] the work you do here is making homes more energy efficient, it is saving people money, it is generating jobs, and putting america on the path to a clean energy future. i understand you doubled your work last year thanks to -- >> donnie. >> you're hoping to hire another 100 workers this year. and so this is a model of what we want to be seeing all across the country. we want to show similar job growth in the months ahead. this morning we learned in february our economy lost 36,000 jobs. this is better than expected, considering the severe storms all along the east coast that had a depressing effect on the numbers. it shows the measures that were taken are having some impact. even though it is better than expected, it is more than we should tolerate. far too many americans remain out of work. families are still struggling. that is why i am not going to rest in our efforts to help people who are looking to find a job, to help business owners who want to expand feel comfortable hi

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let rick finish. >> listen, we cannot look at our citizens as stupid. and if they are stupid and they signed -- >> that's what you're saying. >> if they don't understand that's an issue that should be dealt with, but to carte blanche, make these rules and bure be onning rattize the entire system because of the short comings of those that are financially illiterate, deal with the issue, financial literacy. >> your way worked out well, didn't it, bill? >> the producers are going to kill me. i want to make one more pass, too big to fail. does this proposed legislation which has. a government resolution authority deal with too big to fail? will there ever be a failure? will we break this moral hazard nexus bill? >> larry, let me say something about too big to fail, but let me just make another comment on the are issue. >> let me hear them. >> the mortgages that were made and were abusive and there were aye abusive mortgages for the most part virtually all of them were made by non-bank lenders who are not regulated. very little of that problem came out of re

today, look for thickening clouds.sun gaining behind that cloud deck into the afternoon. this evening, 7:00, knocking on our door. tomorrow morning, probably the heaviest of the rain passing through, just at the start of the morning commute, back edge of it, rain line, also the leading edge of much colder air. winds will pick up. showers will try to depart around lunch time, early afternoon. maybe sun popping in the afternoon, we'll have falling temperatures throughout the day. for today, it goes up. we go up to 67, our two-degree guaranty. it'll come with fading sunshine. plan for evening showers after sunset. through tonight, rain increases, it'll be heavy by daybreak. tomorrow's a day for falling temperatures. 50 or 40s in the afternoon. let's check on the roads again. here's troy. >> thank you very much, justin. as we head back to the roadways, things are moving along pretty good. 695, wilkins avenue, traffic building some. some congestion on the outer loop. liberty road and baltimore national pike. traffic is buil

take a look at the satellite radar -- and what we're looking at today is clear skies. that is why it is so cold and on this map, we show you washington -- hagers town and youngers, 44 in the district. here's the forecast for today -- mostly sunny skies. a warm, pleasant afternoon. breakout the bathing suits. i'm just kidding, 70 degrees. >> i spent the entire afternoon -- >> on a horse. >> no, but outside. not in my bathing suit. >>> okay. julie, what is going on. >>> we're on the brink of a history-making vote onhealth care. the batter to make the system more efficient is coming to a head. >> democrats are hoping to push back camera cases in the house. stacey is on capitol hill. >> well, good morning. the housing iscrambling to get the 216 votes that they need to get the bill passed, the president is continuing to get people onboard. he spoke with "fox news" and defended nancy pelosi's plan, the deem and pass. this allows the house to pass a rule that deems the senate bill passed. that happens without voting on the senate bill itself. >> if people vote yes. whatever f

take a look at this guy.e is a 3-year-old musical phenom, just one of the stories flying under the radar early this saturday morning march flying under the radar early this saturday morning march 27th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "the early show." going to be tough to top that drummer. >> start working on it now, yeah. what a beautiful morning this morning. our top story, what's next in washington? after the bruising year long partisan battle over health care reform. >> with all eyes already focused on the midterm elections, can congress and the president work together on anything before november? >> cbs news correspondent joel brown is at the white house with the latest. joel, good morning. >> reporter: kelly, good morning to you. with that long hard fight over health care reform finally over, the big question at the white house is there time left for any other big initiative this year. midterm elections are in the offing. members of congress have gone home. and they're wondering if they ca

when we look at solutions, and we look at these, i hope we will consider that in.hat do we need to assist that role? we need to worry -- i understand and i have read the report to -- who published the report. the founders were of very specific. the 45 words are out there and it does say, there is no barrier. congress shall make no law. what was implicit there was the government -- the desire to keep government out. with all due respect, with the shackles, the shackles. i know we have dealt with postal subsidies. we need to be very cautious about stepping forward on this. we also deal with the big unknown, the skeptical public. they will see any assist as the hand of government somehow tilting the objectivity or pushing the object -- pushing the objectivity. we need to be very cautious. i would like to see innovation. i think subsidizing universities for innovation is a good idea. >> i really just want to interject very briefly that we have been burying the newspaper industry. really is a bit premature. around the country, this quarter, you see the numbers improving

now as we take a look at the harbor tunnels, better news to tell you about, you're looking at a 7--minute trip from the toll plaza to 95 with an average speed 95 miles per hour. if you're traveling on 95 along the southbound lanes from the beltway to route 100, you're looking at a 6-minute trip with an average speed of 62 miles per hour. from route 100 to route 32, you're looking at a quick 4-minute trip with an average speed of 64 miles per hour. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, let's send it back to you. >>> 6:02 on fox 45 mornings news. mayor testif stephanie rawlingse is releasing a new budget cuts today. good morning, meg ran ors the m. >> reporter: the mayor's transition team is reporting back with examples of waste and mismanagement with trash and vacant homes. it's reported that they singled out the housing department in particular recommending that the mayor create a program to get rid of the vacant homes across the city. >> we are taking a very comprehensive look. we're looking at the property that is owned by the city. we are looking at where they are in the city.

those people did not look out for our common good. they looked out to line their own pockets. they took a government handout, which i support, to keep the financial system from falling apart. but they're still paying themselves big time. the look ay to new paying themselves big time unless the people begin to form an alliance. this is not about removing all elected officials from office -- this is about looking at your own self interest, little people, like me, look to your own self interests. elect people who will stand up for you. host: did you feel like you had a voice in your local chamber of commerce? caller: absolutely not. and they did not have a voice in the national chamber which is about big corporations. so, you know, the local was just a nice social livent. i did not feel they had any voice at all. host: green bay, wisconsin, independent line. caller: hello. i just want to give you my take on this health care bill, if it passes. the government will have our information on our health, everyone's health in the nation. i do not want them poking their nose into my priv

i wondered if you looked at it yet? >> i haven't looked at it yet.een a long supporter of covered bonds. we have a covered bonds system in the fhlb. anyway, happy to work with you on that. i think looking at the covered bond issue will be important in looking at in the agenda. >> would that be helpful to get done sooner rather than later this year? >> i don't know. my basic problem when we are looking at financial reform of the private financial system in the united states, you want to look at comprehensively the full compliment of interests tuitions, but, again, happy to work with you on that part of reform. >> a couple weeks ago, the talking about, we had the budget hearing, i chose an amendment that went down party lines which would put the g.s.e.'s on budget. back then i asked -- chairman bernanke and i asked him his opinion of this. i also asked him another question, and i'll ask you the same question. is the debt of the g.s.e.'s sovereign debt? >> congressman, you know this is a very technical question. the appropriate accounting treatment of f

look at the gulf coast. things look pretty good there, nice and mild, sunny skies.ckies. ahead of it a risk of strong storms, and sunshine along the gulf coast. got nice folks here from armani. >> it's worldwide water week and we're supporting the unicef cap project. basically every bottle that you buy we're donating $1. >> they can get more information right here. all righ >> looks like it is going to be a beautiful wednesday. mostly sunny skies. we will make it into the mid 60's. >> got the birthday girl right here. let's go to meredith for the block. >> he just said "hi, ann." he loves all the ladies, i guess. al, thank you. >>> up next, should cheating spouses ever deserve a second chance? what our experts have to say right after this. [ rewinding ] at hellmann's, we search for the best sources to make our mayonnaise. we use eggs, vinegar and oil rich in omega 3. ♪ for the quality that could only be hellmann's. hellmann's. it's time for real. and, now introducing hellmann's light. it's made with 100% cage free eggs. and a kind of pressure behind my eyes. i'm won

good look for three. missed that one. long. looked good leaves his hand. will take his time. dragovic. now, honeycutt. and roll for three. and it will be out of bounds to arizona. >> marcus: well executed for ucla, on hand-offs, not a bad decision by mike roll, looks at the defender, open look. arizona has to do a better job. allow him to do his thing. how much more you will have him on the floor. with that foul trouble he had in the first half. someone has to take the game by the scruff of the neck if you are arizona. aggressive basketball, that is the mindset the wildcats have to have. >> barry: fogg with 12, doing his part. honeycutt, and another foul. hill, his second. >> marcus: situation like tla, play position defense. he will make that. that runner going right off balance. vision, somewhat impaired. >> barry: lavender will come back into the arizona lineup. hill will leave. >> marcus: not a good decision from the position he was in. >> barry: you saw the number that is honeycutt puts up. they aren't, normous numbers, but there are a lot of them in

look at this. that is cool. >> i think you can see that one in the game of horse. we'll be right back with andy card with his take on the rnc spending spree that has chairman michael steele under fire. >>> plus, mika's must read opinion pages. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. what's around the corner is one of life's great questions. and while it can never be fully answered, it helps to have a financial partner like northern trust. by gaining a keen understanding of your financial needs, we're able to tailor a plan using a full suite... of sophisticated investment strategies and solutions. so whatever's around the corner can be faced with confidence. ♪ northern trust. look ahead with us at northerntrust.com. >>> i haven't given up on republicans. i do believe there are republicans of good conscience who want to work together on issues. i think our view is to keep way. and ultimately, i believe more and more republicans are going to come to the conclusion that it is better politics

here is the first look at sports.as the ravens prepare for the drafts they're looking to get better at every position. quarterback is no exepg. theexception.they have come up l way to workout joe flacco. they took flacco out to usc where he worked with a baseball pitching coach. they focused on the throwing motion with special attention paid to muscles surrounding the shoulder. he is no novice to the this kind of training. yesterday we reported that the ravens is getting i patient with left tackle jarod gaither. an unrestricted ful free agent. meaning that anyone who signs him will have to give the ravens a first round draft pick. gaither wants a deal and his absence was a protest. protest over. on wednesday, gaither said he will join the workouts on monday. >>> to florida, the orioles continue to play in a grapefruit league, brian matt tis to face the hot hitting st. louis cardinals. orioles up 2-0. he shoots one in the right field corner off of brian ma dis and right behind him is jason larue, the game is tied at 2

we had our clients looking to move from 1200 to 1250. i think in the short-term, there's room to move here on the upside. the march rally is probably winding down now, whether it's here, 1200 or 1250. and then once that happens, you're more than likely to be much more in a two-way range trade where the upper end of the range is 1200, 1250. fair value comes in at around 1,000, 1050. so if you're somebody with a longer term time arising, six months to a year, we think you should be taking advantage of this rally to begin to pair back your equity exposure. >> and how do you take advantage of this rally, though? this is christine here, by the way. >> well, i think what we did with our clients in the shorter term was basically, i think it's pretty straightforward. we had the buy in front of 1150 in the s&p. so far, that's worked well. we'll take profit around 1150, 200, maybe catch the ride to 1250. but if you're telling me from a bigger picture standpoint, we're going to maybe it stand higher, i think what you're saying is with the economic

first, take a look at this video.r it, but you can see this round of applause among some of these rescue workers as they're working to get this man out of this partially collapsed building in concepcion to rescue him. so encouraging visuals coming out of there. also, take a look at this. this is something that we just saw off of cnn chile, our sister network. this is an architect. and we have video of this architect showing some rescue workers, also in concepcion, some blueprints on how to get inside of this partially collapsed building to try to rescue some people. and while you look at this, i just wanted to share some numbers with you. apparently, according to this architect, there were 121 people in the building. 48 were still inside. eight were confirmed dead. but 68 walked out alive. and as so many people search for their loved ones amid the rubble and in some cases in the flooded neighborhoods, i have another story out of a small coastal town out of constitucion. there is a family that is finally reunited after

that's a brief look at forecast and more details and a look at the weekend in a minute. let's get to julie wright with our traffic. >>> good morning, tucker barnes. i think the chopper is over an accident on the beltway between annandale and merrifield. so let's go live. this is affecting the inner loop according to callers between 236 headed up toward 66. now here we have live with the inner loop of the beltway. once they pan out we can give you a better location but traffic is able to squeeze by using the left shoulder and left lane. so on the inner loop from springfield in the direction of 66 that is affecting the drive up the west side of town. and again this is on the beltway at south 66, clear of incidents between manassas and the exit in vienna. so inner loop north of braddock up toward 236 it is the left shoulder and left lane squeezing by the accident scene and delays will begin before braddock road headed from the springfield interchange and continuing up towards the capital beltway and toward tysons. on the outer loop all lanes are open. and back inside, as yo

that's a look at the national forecast. here's a look at the weather outside your window. sunshine today. beautiful conditions around milwaukee. 61 degrees. atlanta's going to be 62 with mostly cloudy skies. nashville, same for you at 66. washington, d.c., one of the best days of the year today. near 70. lynn, it's amazing in denver how they can be 68 degrees one day and snow the next, but that's what's going to happen tomorrow. >> prepare for it. well, thank you, bill. >>> well, bailout payouts, big ben on banking and political protest italian style. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus tabloid headlines straight ahead. >>> the cavaliers are play-off bound, a cy young pitcher is suspended, and the president makes his tournament picks. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here's some of your top headlines this morning walmart executives are red-faced after a shocking racial incident. at one of its stores in southern new jersey. on sunday customers heard an announcement over the public addr

looks like a toothbrush bandits have struck again. police are looking for those two guys last seen in surveillance photos suspected of shoplifting lifting thousands of dollars worth of electric toothbrush and whitening strips from local grossman grocery store. the latest target a giant store in ashburn. they drove away in a get away car with colorado tags. >>> get ready for march madness on metro. one dam after raising your fares, the transit agency announce it's could be taking up more of your time too. planning for big delays most of the month, even weekdayses. the red, blue and orange lines are effected. should add 20 to 30 minutes to your compute sunday through thursday all due to track maintenance. >> the toyota apology tour roll through china today. the company president akia toyoda met with leaders and publicly apologizes to customers but the recall in china not as massive. customers were recalling raz4. >>> president obama halving it around downtown d.c. why he ditched his motorcade coming up next. >>> plus drunk drivers possi

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and so when we look at this, we're looking for increased flexibility. our goal as a management team is to use these six tools and balance the use of those tools so no burden falls on anybody, doesn't fall on customers, doesn't fall on the backs of our employees who work so hard day in and day out. it doesn't force us to change delivery frequency from six to three, which i think would damage our products. we have to attack this from a balance standpoint and i think we'll be successful. in terms of numbers, do we close the gap? no doubt. take the right actions we can. retiree health benefits could be anywhere from zero to $50 billion. delivery frequency, if we move on it quickly could be worth over $40 billion to the postal service but it comes to access, we're going to go slow there and make sure that we don't leave people in the lurch. i believe that is worth up to $10 in the next decade. workforce, we're going to negotiate with the unions, not with you. we look forward to the november negotiations with the a.p.w. and the mail handlers and next year we

travel lanes look pretty good.anes are open for you. >> morning flat tires want to make you stay in bed. >> that and rainy days. >> a series of them. >>> start today how you can southern off about possible fare hikes and service cuts on metro. >> no script, no staged news conference. golfer tiger woods gives his first one on one interviews. what he had to >>> a bill that would remake the nation's's healthcare system is head for the president's desk. the house passed the historic legislation late last night. not a single republican voted for it. 34 democrats voted against it as well. the bill would provide coverage to million of uninsured americans. it would force most residents to carry insurance or face penalties. more americans would also be eligible for medicaid. >>> the battle over healthcare has sparked some heated debates nationwide but have some of those disputes gotten out of hand. several african-american members of congress said they were pelted with racial slurs. some were called the n-word. one was spat

you can look at the government. you could look at the government's history and their past record with programs. look at social security. it did pay for itself, but now it is going broke. the government has been spending the money. host: let me jump in. the statistics that you gave when you first started talking -- i think many people have heard those before. remind everybody where you saw them. caller: i got a lot of those from congress and from listening to the debate that we are going on about. even the democrats and republicans, when they say 85%, they're talking 40 million people. half of the 40 million people who do not have health care, they do not want health care. then you take half of that and you get just about the same without health care. first of all, all people have access if they go into an emergency room. it is the same amount people who are illegals in the country. i'm not saying that everyone without health care are illegals, but the numbers come out that way. this health care bill that we are talk

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we're still looking at a gorgeous finish. temperatures could be near 70 degrees. 34 right now in frederick. 42 in la plata. martinsburg, up 34. we range from the 30's and 40's. there was one temperature near 50. once the sun comes up, it will do its part to warm things up. there are some clouds down to our south. they should start to retreat and it should be a nice day with lots of sunshine. a few clouds down to the south. we will see total sunshine, a gorgeous day. we will have this pattern for the next couple of days. a cold front on sunday will bring some clouds and showers. they could link her into monday. temperatures next week will be cool. -- they could linger into monday. near 70 today. 30's and 40's. tomorrow, near 70 again. low to mid '70s. looks gorgeous on saturday. clouds moving in on sunday. mid and upper 50's for next tuesday and wednesday. not a bad looking stretch of weather. >> thank you. >>> the epa has set new guidelines for pet products. vinita nair has more. >> we begin with the jobs bill. president obam

look at the temperatures, friday, saturday and sunday. looks like we're going above normal. you'll hold us down. and let's throw it back inside. >>> it will feel incredible. >> i was going to say, it will be great. >> don't miss tonight's prime time lineup. and thank you for watching eyewitness news on wjz-13, i'm jessica kartalija. >> i'm bernadette woods. >> and i'm don scott, have a great day and we'll see you back here at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. >>> see you tomorrow.

slings look like. the consumer products safety commission says babies could suffocate in the soft fabric. the problem is linked it three infant deaths. parents are urged to stop using them for babies younger than four months old. click on web links on our website. >>> now to health care reform. president obama signing the legislation into law inside a packed east room at the white house. today he'll lend his signature to an executive order restricting federal dollars for abortion. that means federal money can't be used for the procedure except in cases of rape, incest and when a woman's life is in danger. the president may find himself still trying to sell health care reform to the public when he heads to iowa tomorrow. >>> more than a dozen states including virginia are taking legal action it avoid making insurance mandatory. they're filing lawsuits saying virginia's attorney general joins us to talk more about that. >> reporter: we're saying that they have gone beyond what the commerce clause allows.

where do they look. do you think congress is going to in fact pass these? >> well, what we've seen so far is that there are no people who voted no the first time who said, who are saying yes, i am's going to vote for it this time, the stat bill in the house. and there are few people who voted for it the first time who said no, i'm not going to vote for it in the house, okay. sos that he a problem. but i do think that, i think speak er pelosi believes that there is an audience here of people that she might be able to persuade. these are essentially blue dog democrats who like the senate approach better than the house approach. it is marginally less expensive t doesn't have the public option, okay. she needs to get half a dozen, a dozen of these people to switch their votes from the first time around opposing, to supporting this time. that's not an easy task but i also don't think it's an impossible task. >> lehrer: what is your reading? >>. >> well, i thought the president on inn his speech on wednesday s