as we head into saturday, su nday remon the way of sunshine. re uweldouseld a little rain. not necessarily on the weekend. a bit humid. temperatures sunday near 90. close toaverage. beats 97 like we were earlier in the week. next chance for anything really to speak of. next wednesday. thursday. have a good week end. >> thank you. >> all. we'll see you. >> coming up in sports. head back to baltimore for reaction on the skins >> battle of the beltway. standing by. what happened, buddy? welcome back, baltimore. the final in preseason game. number one. jason campbell. three of six. 38 yards. ten plays. two series. unable to get the redskins into the end zone for a tie though. the second team offense for the skins looking etty good. where we start in the second quarter. todd collins under center. getting some time here. looking over the middle. and hitting. 6'4", malcolm kelly stretches out. a sweet grab. three catches in the game. malcolm kelly. matching his season total. just before halftime though. the ravens after a turnover taking advantage. troy smith on the pump fake. kev

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this is in casehi twos ul this a repeat omof nday's meeting. the public is reeling across the country against the health care overhaul. >> you do not trust me? >> no. >> the debate has turned into a screaming match. yesterday in new hampshire, obama tried to clear up the perceptions about the health care bills making their way through congress. >> for all the chatter and the noise, you need to know if you do not have health care insurance, you will have high- quality options. >> this man showed up with a semiautomatic pistol legally. police found an unlicensed gun in another vehicle. at meetings across the country, politicians are to meet face-to- face with angry voters on all sides of the issue. >> to use this issue and use that opportunity when you have a black person as president. >> i am in opposition of this health care. the government has not done anything right. >> today the u.s. chamber of commerce will begin airing ads opposing the plan. >> expanding government control over your health. tell congress what is low down. >> the president'

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saturday, nday, warmer and more humid, again with a chance of showers and thunderstorms each day.will it rain all weekend and it remains warm at beginning of the next workweek. that's a look at what is happening with the weather. now let's get an update on the morning traffic with julie wright. >>> lanes are open with no accidents to report. southbound 95 and 295 out of laurel, outer loop of the beltway is where we have reports of anin dent near 29 colesville road and that is being moved out of the way. northbound 395, north of duke street, still below speed as you continue up toward seminary road. all -- lane are open across the 14th street bridge. d.c. route kenilworth an accident and out bound road blocked between western montana and bladensberg road and that's due to a structure fire this morning. inbound lanes are open. no accidents to report along 270. that's easy for those out of germantown toward the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> from the road to the sky now, a big deal for frequent flyers. jet blue is offering all you can fly for one price. pas

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speaking at the martha's vineyard book geft value on nday, professor henry louis gates jr.ed about his infamous arrest and the subsequent racial firestorm that ensued. >> i just found the analysis yet that explains the riveting fascination with this event in our society. >> reporter: it was gates' first public appearance since thursday's so-called beer summit with president obama and sergeant james crowley. a meeting that gates now says gave him nightmares. >> the night before i went to the white house i dreamed i got arrested in the white house. but it was cool. i was okay. you know? >> reporter: despite gates' light-hearted tone towards his arrest, it was clear that the incident hasn't been a laughing matter. >> a lot of death threats, lot of bomb threats. i haven't been back to my house since the day i got -- out of jail. >> reporter: with the national debate over race resurfacing since gates' arrest, he says the discussion indicates that america has not yet moved into a post-racial era. >> issues of race and class are profound and deep. >> reporter: gates also spoke of