that's a look at the fox 5 ontime traffic. thanks lauren. >>> we begin this morning with the number 1 issue impacting the nation and most of you right in your own homes. we are talking about the economy, of course. >> these days, it's about the bottom line. today, the president is set what the white house is calling a major speech on american's finances but will it set the course of action. doug is here. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning, guys. both the president and mr. romney are going to be in the critical swing state of ohio. both will be talking about the economy but the messages will be different. the white house won't say much about the president's big speech on the economy. >> i won't get into details previewing the president's speech because we want you to listen closely when he delivers it. >> reporter: if you do listen closely, you are not likely to hear any major proposal on the economy. this is built as a framing speech. the president has again been telling his supporters that the economy is not his fa

that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. >>> here's the i was proofreading.g headline, greek politicians assaulting each other on live tv. hey, come on! you don't punch a woman. that man is a nazi party official. >>> there you go. >> and former special forces soldier. he throws water. she responds by slapping him with a newspaper. he then stands up and hits the woman repeat through. there's now an arrest warrant for his arrest. he claims the tv station doctored the video. really? >> outrageous. >> come on. >>> all right, more than 2,000 former football players and their families have filed a lawsuit against the nfl. some 80 pending lawsuits were consolidated into one, the plaintiffs saying the league hid information linking football related head trauma to brain injuries. attorneys for the nfl say the league has spent more than a billion dollars on pensions and disability benefits for retired players. >> cannot get over the video. and to say they doctored it. how? >>> anyone who doesn't win the big jackpot might be singing the blues this weekend. >> and they'l

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that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic.t somebody gave me. >> it's nutty buddy time. >> all right! >> a nutty buddy. >> see you sunday. >> bye, julie. bye. >>> now that the supreme court has upheld health care overhaul, will it become the law of the land and what role will it play in the 2012 general election? chris wallace joins us with a sneak peek on what he's working on for the weekend. good morning. >> good morning. >> big, big news coming out yesterday, with the supreme court's ruling. you'll be all over it. >> you bet. it was like a civics lesson yesterday. the supreme court deciding whether a bill passed by congress signed by the president was constitutional or not. then we had the house, declaring a member -- first time in history -- is in contempt of congress. living history here. we are going to be focusing primarily, but not exclusively, on the health care decision, which allows obama care to go forward, though now the mandate is no longer a mandate, it's a tax. interesting that you have the obama white house to

that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. will, allison?lauren. >>> the big story this morning, the dc council trying to say goodbye to all of that drama. moving forward today. >> and voting on a new chairperson later this morning. sherry lee is live at the wilson building with a preview now. sherry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison. good morning, will. ever since kwame brown resigned last week, some of the at large council members have been jockeying for position to see who would get the vote to become the in rim chairman. and right now -- interim chairman and right now the votes seem to be stacking up for phil mendleson. today's vote at 10:00 this morning, continues to shake things up for the dc council reeling from harry thomas' resignation and criminal conviction and former chairman kwame brown. sources say middleton appears to have the votes to succeed brown. sources say he is seen as someone who will not change things much and will bring stability to the troubled council. brown pleaded guilty last week to felony bank f

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