louisa. >> martin. hi, joey. >> ms. glasson, i'm on a study break. >> if you were still my student, i'd fail you for that excuse. you're in a doctor's surgery. martin, a word. >> take this. i'm sure you're aware that unless it's an absolute emergency, it's not a great use of my time. >> yeah, well, i would consider this an emergency of sorts. now, you might not think you're a part of this village but you are, like it or not. we're a small community, almost a family, and sometimes people feel a little bit put out by the way you are and sometimes people feel that you just don't care and i think that it's about time that someone told you that. now, if you'll excuse me, i've got a job to get back to. oh, i didn't say what i was talking about, did i? >> no. >> no. well, i bumped into mark this morning and he's quite upset. >> well, i'm certainly not qualified to be his best man. apart from the fact that he's the local policeman, i know absolutely nothing about him. >> precisely, because you never bother to ask him anything!

cnbc's louisa bojesen live for us in -- louisa, hello. >> brian, so exciting to see you again virtually. listen, a bunch of things going on in the market. you need to know that thousands of walmart employees are getting ready for a big strike set to take place across 13 states today, the largest protest since black friday. a group called our walmart are essentially claiming that walmart are not holding the minimum wage standards. they want walmart to commit to a real wage of $25,000 and withdraw punishment on the people that complained about this. walmart is saying their average worker makes $12 per hour in pay. construction spending rising to a four year high. new hopes could be more expensive because land is going up. up by some 40% year on year in key markets. that's the finished lot prices. and in berlin, very excite, samsung unveiling three products, the most exciting being the galaxy gear smart watch. so leak your phone that you wear around your wrist, you don't have to fumble to find your phone in your pocket. you have no excuse that you didn't hear it ring ball you'll feel it vi

. >> maureen-- >> oh, louisa, i'm sorry. my mom had to drag me out of bed this morning. i could sleep for england at the moment. >> well, if this is you tired, i can't wait to see you when you got some energy. >> i wondered if it could be my thyroid. >> yeah? >> my mum's got it. everything slows down. you're tired all the time. you can't lose weight. she had it for years before anyone diagnosed it. >> well, maybe you should get it checked out. what? >> i don't want to go and see the doc. he's so-- >> yeah. he's a total pain in the ass. >> martin, you couldn't-- [beep] [starts engine] sorry. thanks. just doing some d.i. work. i mean, hence this-- [coughing] i'm danny--ahem--danny steel. >> christopher ellingham. this is my wife, margaret, martin's mother. >> pleased to meet you, chris, margaret. >> so you're a builder, hmm? >> architect. london-based. >> oh, london? what are you doing here? i mean, not much of a challenge. you two been friends for long? >> no. just met. >> but we have a lot in common, don't we, doc? both come down from london, both searching for, and foun

between charlottesville and southwest of rutgersville along the i-64 corridor that might get toward louisa, lake anna. this little shower here on route 17 is going to try to get into the northern neck. our friends in reedville may just see a sprinkle. that's it. unfortunately no big rain to talk about. 50 in germantown right now. but we've got 57 north beach. southern prince george's county is waiting for some -- the sensors have been off for a while but upper marlboro is 55 degrees. alexandria 57. 53 in centreville and 54 out in leesburg. michael & son weather camera, no problems. great visibility this morning. the temperature in town 60 with the clouds. clouds keeping us a little milder than we've been the last couple of mornings with calm winds and dew point, that's risen from the 40s now into the 50s. it's -- it still feels good outside. maybe not as good as it has. looking at the storm system on a bigger picture, here it goes. a lot more in the way of shower activity down state south carolina toward lower north carolina, approaching the outer banks. this is going to develop a coastal

just want the point out warrenton and louisa some fog there and also

. >> this is latana, a little place run by jesus and louisa, one bartender, one cook, taking care of you're just paying for the wine. >> so if i'm a wino, i can still eat well. >> let us put this theory into practice. with our first round of drinks comes this. >> tomato with bread, garlic, and blended. >> i could pretty much eat that all day. that's right. tapas are free. it shouldn't work, but somehow it does. another drink, another tapa. tomatoes, olive oil, bread. >> awesome. it's amazing. >> so all i've got to do is keep drinking. >> maybe you'd be interested in caviar. >> really? that's not included? >> that's not the point of the tapas. usually you have a few tapas. >> they're just hooking you in with this. >> it's all a scam. couple little nibbles, the next thing you know, you're ordering 200 grams of kavier. caviar ain't free, my friend. >> you can go into a place like this. >> some high test caviar. >> oh! >> you guys are going to eat the whole thing in one. >> sorry, is there something wrong with that? not even married yet, it's nag, nag, nag. let's do it. ah tapas. what a

louisa also. the worst seems to be in the mountains. otherwise good visibilities.pahannock at 47. we've got 59 on the bay in annapolis. and gaithersburg, hagerstown, westminster all in the upper 40s out there. one more time. going to look at it. that's cool. i love this time of morning. the lights are just starting to come to the horizon. 56 degrees. mostly cloudy with calm winds and the dew point in the lower 50s so the relative humidity at 84%. we're watching a weak front coming through the ohio valley. the other thing we're looking at, remember last week we talked about an off shore storm potential. nothing really got going in a big way but we have swirls all over the place. these little week lows, one is up there, one there, one there. so no big organized area of low pressure but some showers off shore. they're going to remain off shore as this front is cutting through the highway highway valley back down toward the southern mississippi valley. this front is going to come through without much fanfare. you see the showers off the coast there with those areas of

warrenton louisa a touch of fog there. slim slim chance of a shower. only 20% today an isolated one with highs in low to mid-70s. over to monika samtani and you just said we already have an accident at this hour? >>> we do. i thought friday morning would be so light and so easy and i know commuters really suffered this week but at least you know about it and you can prepare before you head out the door. accident northbound i-95 right after lorton. it's in the left lane and i know our sky 9 will head out there in a few short minutes and i'll give you as much information as possible about it. and hopefully it's just a minor accident. in the meantime already got that slow traffic right here. you see a bit of yellow there trying to get up past that accident. once beyond it you're okay in springfield and on to 395. let's take a live look there. here at the 14th street bridge. cameras a little dark but things are fine across the river here into the downtown area. back over to the maps, this time all the way north coming in from upper montgomery county. you'r

just a touch of fog this morning around warrenton and culpeper down to louisa in elkridge, west virginia about three quarters of a mile with visible. not too much of a problem with visibility. temps also in the 50s and 60s where we've got the cloud cover. becausen is 54 and -- baden is 54 and north beach 163. but as you go west. they have more breaks and longer so heat escapes round hill 49. same with warrenton this morning and manassas is at 50 and fairfax 54 and rockville 56. outside on our michael & son weather camera, you can almost see some of those clouds just liking a little bit of the light there. they were a little bit higher than last hour. 62 overcast at reagan national with a northeast wind at 5 more than. that northeasterly wind going to continue thanks to high pressure to our west. and a little weak low out on the atlantic. that will bring in some of those clouds from time to time today. model are still trying to hint if you watch care fly see just a little -- carefully see just a little speck of green here and there. just a 20% chance of a passing sprinkle today. that will

louisa williams from california. 100 years old today. she loves to garden.of goodies. >> j.t.fischer, he is 100 years old today. a retired rancher. those guys were tough. >> viola laday. 103 years old today. secret to longjevity. she misses jay leno but she can tivo it. irving lev. very handsome man. his only hang up, he loves judge judy. i don't know that he just likes the show or either way it's his business. not ours. that's all right now from your nation's capitol. back to new york. >> what you do you get with one adult, two tweens and sextuplets all in one house? we'll talk to her about that but first a look at that life. >> nine years ago a happily married kate gosselin already mom to twin girls was expecting sextuplets with husband john. they quickly gained traction as one of the must watch families of reality tv with tlc's hit show jon and kate plus 8. >> very swiftly we turned into two different people. >> but after years in the spotlight weathering a public and messy divorce, jon and kate went their separate ways and the show ended it's run. >> now

john quincy adams and louisa would inherit this room from john adams. they thought about selling the house, but after discussion they decided it was important to the family story, to hold on to this house for future generations. >> during andrew jackson's brief hiatus from the military in the early 1800's, rachel jackson entertained family and friends at their home, the hermitage. >> they came to this property in 1804. he was just retiring for a while. when they first moved here, he spent a lot of time at home. the primary people who would have visited prior to 18 -- the war of 1812 would have been friends and relations in the area. rachel had a huge family and they all had lots of kids. there were a lot of them and they were in and out all the time. rachel was very close to her family. jackson being an orphan, grew very close to rachels family. after the war of 1812 when he has become this national hero, there were people here all the time. basically, they were acknowledged to be nice horses, very cordial and very welcoming. -- nytes hostess, very cord