why did lee go to pennsylvania? well, charles marshall again quoting him post-war writings and so forth, marshall would say that from a time lee took command and you link all these campaigns together, they all went together. in other words, this idea of carrying a war north and whatever it was part of lee's ultimate plan if you will. i told you that davis was looking in '62 and talking about the possibility they may go into pennsylvania. and so to leave, here was an opportunity to finally do this. also, i think you can in some ways argue that this is the best army he commanded at a given point. now, jackson's dead. i understand that. i mean, you can't replace jackson. and that's going to show. but don't ask me, please, if jackson had been in gettysburg what would happen, i don't know. of the commanders he could not replace. i understand that but if you look at armaments and all the things that go into it, there is -- from when you read their records and their diaries very little straggling in pennsylvania which was

why did the go to pennsylvania?ell, charles marshall quoting him, marshall would say that from a time lee took command and to link all these campaigns together, they all went together. in other words, this idea of carrying the wore north whenever, part of leaves alternate plan. davis was looking in '62 and talking about the possibility that he may go into pennsylvania. so until the year was an opportunity to finally do this. also i think you can in some ways argue that this is the best army he commanded an a given point. jackson is dead. i understand that. you can't replace jackson. that is going to show. don't ask me. police. i don't know. there are other commanders that he cannot replace. if you look at our immense and the things that kaelin said, from when you read the records and diaries, very little straggling in pennsylvania which had been a curse. that is what we called it, the curse of the army. leave the roads in enjoy the valley farms. they're going to be back again. there's a difference. if you got an rai

and i would say, you know, i come from pennsylvania. a manufacturing economy is really important, and i think we have not had a policy that's focused on trying to create those kinds of jobs. because i grew up in a steel town, butler, pennsylvania. and you know, i used to take the bus in to school and we'd go by the mills. and if you could smell the smoke, you thought people were working, that's a good thing. well, we don't want to smell the smoke anymore, but we want those people working, and we don't have policies, whether they're policies from a tax perspective to encourage manufacturing here, from an innovation from research and development, patents and things like that, improvements we need to make there. we have to also do some things on the regulatory side. what this president has done to regulate and drive manufacturing up, the nlrb and what they've done in south carolina to basically say to any company that is in a state that's not a right-to-work state, if you want to expand anywhere in the u.s. outside that state, you might as

why did he go to pennsylvania? well, charles marshall again quoting him the post war so forth marshall would say that from the time that he took command and you bring all these campaigns together they all went together, in other words, this idea of carrying the war north and whatever was part of his plan if you will witold you that these this was looking in '62 and talking about the possibility that they may go into pennsylvania. and so here was an opportunity to finally do this. also you can in some ways are due this is the best army that he commanded at a given point. jackson is dead eye and a stand that. you can't replace jackson and that's going to show. but don't ask me, please call if jackson had been in gettysburg what would happen. i don't know. okay? but anyhow, there are the commanders he could not replace. i understand that. but if you look at the armaments and all the things going to it you read the records and of the diary and there's little struggling in pennsylvania which had of it been a curse and h

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if you are watching us on the pennsylvania line, you may not crack the 80-degree mark. perhaps 80 or 81. there is a few fairweather of cumulus clouds popping up. we don't expect precipitation at this afternoon. the nearest rain is a large chicago or milwaukee. those storms are developing along a stationary front. it has been there for the last 24 hours. is the dividing line between the hot and steamy air mass which has been setting record highs, and then i smiled conditions in the northeast. -- the nice, mild conditions in the northeast. this will make its way to the east in the next 24 hours. eventually this hot air will move to the mid-atlantic region, but probably not until wednesday brought temperatures are soaring to the upper eighties around the plains states. the set a record high in houston yesterday, 105. it is going to be a hot again, and that we will have a taste of that as we move into the middle of the week. let's move into the topics here. the hurricane center is watching an area of low pressure south of jamaica. not a tropical system yet, but they will ke

you can see the storm had its origins up and pennsylvania.t did not die out as the evening cooled. it was persistent. some severe reported -- severe weather reported in pennsylvania. there is rain out to the west, some decaying storms coming out of ohio. that stuff is aiming towards the carolinas and not coming our way. today, 83 was the high at the airport. 82 at the inner harbor. morning lows in the 60's. .001 of an inch of rain was measured. parkton, 67. frederick, 70. in western maryland, the coolest air is up in new england. the hot stuff is to the southewest. humid there, too. that area of thunderstorm activity moving to the south and will dissipate overnight. here is the activity out to the west. this trough or disturbance in the atmosphere. that is helping to trigger a little bit of this stuff. basically, a lot rider error is beginning to flow into the area behind the stationary front. the warm, sticky iaair it out to our southwest. so overnight, scattered clouds. isolated showers and thunder showers ending. the wins a should be calm.

now you are the form err governor of the great state of pennsylvania, keystone state, first secretary security. and now you are a lobbyist for the natural gas industry. >> this is the first time on your show, i hate to correct with you your first question, but i'm not a lobbyist. considering-- something that could lead a ren nance in america with regard to energy, not only in terms of creating jobs but making us more secure, less dependent on foreign sources. so my job and i do have a paid job as a consultant with the industry, is to make sure aspen pen that we take advantage of that resource and develop it in a way that is consistent with workplace safety, within environmentally sound principleses and to help us become-- create jobs in pennsylvania and become less dependent on foreign sources of fuel. >> stephen: well, i actually understand what you're saying and i now agree with everything you're saying. and i would say you did a very good job of lobbying me just now. (laughter) >> thank you. thank you very much. >> stephen: you should really become a lobbyist. you missed your calli

washington high school and went on to study at lincoln pennsylvania university. when lincoln began a program to train civilian pilots buchanan was not far back in the line of students who went to sign up. it was so exciting because there was something new every day. i don't care who you were there was always something you didn't know about flying and the whole world. he dropped out of college before his junior year to earn money. a friend in atlanta and let him know about tuskegee airfield. the military base under construction at day's driveway in tuskegee, alabama. they instituted training civilian pilots, a primary flight training base that operated under contract for the army air corps. now the war department was building from scratch on the outskirts of town. the idea of building an air base in treat him. he found a job at taft and are carpenter's apprentice and as soon as he got to tuskegee he learned about training black instructor pilots. he used the skills he learned in civilian pilot training to pass the entrance exam and began a training course. when th

. >> good afternoon i am the executive director of the heritage museum here in allentown pennsylvania. welcome to the program i'm delighted to have all of you here one of the most steamed historians in the country today, jeff will be speaking about his new book, it a glorious army. and we are delighted to say this is a main selection of the history book club and the military book club. this is one of the most sought after civil war books in the country right now today. he is the author of nine books. >> let me say of few words. and 1977 when i joined the comex apartment to say it was not a congenial place of of king dems and came as you did not feel very welcome very different from that and then to take me under his wing to make life much easier for me and my to my search for me. but then to below the assistant professor and was already god or very close to that. [laughter] he had done the break through work dealing with asymmetric formation and for those of you who worked on that it can get very messy very quickly. but i think we were in all of them and that is when the we have becam

some-clout spilling out of pennsylvania -- some high, thin cloud spilling out of pennsylvania. we'll keep an eye on this cluster of thunderstorms. if it holds together, it will come to maryland in the mid to late afternoon hours. we have a chance for showers and the -- hours and thunderstorms for that time. this system is not as impressive as it was 24 hours ago. a plane will be sent to investigate. if it becomes a tropical storm, its name would be arlene. some computer models ticket across cuba and up the southeast coast -- computer models take it across cuba. high temperature in the upper 80's. clearing up this evening. here comes the heat. mid 90's wednesday and thursday. scattered thunderstorms are in the forecast. it should cool off. low 80's by saturday and sunday. folks >> in harford and cecil county wants to know they're protesting a toll hike. jennifer franciotti has more. >> residents are not happy about these toll increases. residents are concerned about toll increase that the hatem memorial bridge. veterans, doctors, and many other professionals consider what the st

c., we are watching some showers and storms up across pennsylvania and west virginia. we'll let you know how much of that may affect us this afternoon. and we need some rain. because some heat is coming. needs to stay cool and clean out the atmosphere. look at the grass pollen. still in the high category, trees are moderate, weeds and mold are low. doppler radar and a hot seven day forecast when 9news now returns. >>> the fight for african- americans to obtain equal rights in this country was a turbulent and violent journey. one battle is won, but another movement is brewing. the push for economic empowerment. lesli foster brings us the story of how one local architect's family helped to break down bare years and provide a -- barriers and provide a road path. >> i started with $1,000. really good business plan and a lot of passion. >> reporter: darrell heads one of the leading woman and minority owned architecture firms in america. her company is the architect of record for the memorial that bears martin luther king, jr.'s name and likeness on the mall. that dream was

that will head toward western pennsylvania, some of the clouds may stream toward us.he west, it is warm. look at detroit, 78. memphis, 80. a lot of warmth out in the central part of the country. we're 68. fort belvoir, 59. it is 62 in columbia. so, very comfortable in many areas now. going to around 90 later this afternoon. angie goff, it has been an unfortunate morning for some. >> i know you can say that again, howard. halfway through the 6:00 hour, we continue to keep the yellow light on as the investigation continues out in laurel. we have one person dead and a car fire out there. as a result, traffic is being impacted. what you're looking at now live from sky 9 are crews on the scene at westbound 198, that ramp to access 95 to go southbound. it has been closed all morning long. we're learning that drivers can't go northbound or southbound on 95. what's going to be your best bet? we do have an alternative. gun powder road over to powder mill to get you back on to 95. there is a way around it. from the looks of it, it looks like they're in the final clearing stages

it is going down to canada, new york, pennsylvania.some increase in clouds and may be mostly cloudy for a brief time frame today. we could pick up a few showers from its in some portions of our viewing area, northwest of the metro area. that'll be later today. a big rich in the jet stream. the core of the heat and humidity is off to the west. it is very hot and humid record- breaking air is to our west. one forecast is 100 degrees this afternoon. 98 in chicago. some thunderstorms possible this afternoon. near 100 the next few days and then isolated storms towards the weekend. >>> it is good on the metrorail. plenty of a volume on the beltway. we are open coming out of oxon hill. it is normal near the naval research lab. let's go to news choppers 7. they are in maryland. this is a normal back of a chevrolet into northwest d.c.. delays after the new carrollton metro. we [ male announcer ] washington, d.c. a landmark of liberty and opportunity. at bank of america, we live and work here with thousands of employees and hundreds of branches

he's a former senator from pennsylvania. he lost his seat to bob casey, who is now the sitting senator in that seat from pennsylvania. and santorum lost big in that race. it was by double digit margins. so he's got to convince republicans that he can win nationally. and, you know, the fact that he is going after social conservatives is going to be a problem, mainly because of another person that we're still waiting to decide whether or not she's going to get into the race, sarah palin, the former alaska governor, is still undecided, she says, about whether or not she's going to get into the race. she said over the weekend on fox news sunday she's still somewhere in the middle on whether or not she's going to run for president. but new details are starting to emerge about this pro-palin biopic that a conservative filmmaker has put together and is going to release in iowa later this month. the movie shows palin as sort of a heroine of alaska politics, it does not delve into some of the more controversial aspects of her tenure

i'm with amanda from pennsylvania, she's got a question. >> what's the most embarrassing outfit you've worn on tv? >> you know what, for me that's easy. because i repeat clothes over and over and over? and people tell me about them. they're like, get rid of that red dress. we're over it. or that white thing. i wore this white dress i love and they were, eenough, in all caps. >> they like to tune in and see all the new stuff. >> i don't have all the new stuff. what about you? >> there have been too many to remember. honestly i can't think of one. the most embarrassing thing is when you have you're wearing something and all of a sudden you realize you've got huge armpit stains or something. >> or bra goo. or you break a zipper or something. but -- no, i can't remember one

that will take place in somerset, pa., where his grandfather apparently immigrated -- pennsylvania, where his grandfather apparently emigrated to. former governor mitt romney said that he believes the planet is getting warmer. this sets himself apart from some of his republican agenda parts -- republican counterparts -- acknowledging that global warming exists. this is about one hour. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you very much for attending on an early friday morning. thank you for attending a new hampshire town meeting, a stable of new hampshire politics of where you take your jobs seriously to vet candidates before our nation's first primary. one order of housekeeping -- if you would not mind muting your cell phones and pater's before our event. it is my pleasure -- and pagers efore oubefore our event. it is my pleasure -- i had the opportunity to meet the romney's a few ago. it is my honor to introduce them. good luck and welcome back to new hampshire. >> i will just take it. oh, gosh. it is great to actually start this process again and to be in a place where we feel it

a reporter helped to rescue a pig that ran into highway traffic near bentley bilville, pennsylvania. doctors had to dodge the animal on the road. he put it into a woman's car. they finally caught it. >> i think they can get up pretty good speed. >> he belonged to someone because his ear is tagged. >>> a couple in pennsylvania now has six new bundles of joy. quilast wednesday stacy gave birth to sextuplets. they are being closely monitored in the intensive care units. they are not out of the woods yet but they are responding to therapy, so things are looking good. the parents already have a 15- month-old daughter. that is seven kids. they cannot wait to take their three boys and three girls home. >> i cannot imagine how many diapers they will go through. >> i think about that. i don't know how people even do twins. >> daymaybe they will start poddy training really soon. >> a lot more to come in the second hour or. >> coming up robbers on the hunt for a victim's online, one d.c. neighborhood sounds the alarm. >> a new york congressman and admits to sending graphic pictures of himself o

martin will lose 1200 jobs nationwide with most of the layoffs coming from sunny vale, colorado and pennsylvania. lock heed says it will offer voluntary layoffs to eligible middle managers first. that could ruse the number ofin voluntary job cuts. >>> social security misspent billions of dollars.

holden of pennsylvania. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for five minutes. mr. holden: madam chair, what my amendment would do is restore the $1 billion in cuts from mandatory conservation programs in the underlining bill. almost half of the total cuts in this piece of legislation comes from mandatory conservation programs. that's the largest cut in history. madam chair, specifically in this bill there are $210 million in cuts in the conservation steward program, $350 million in cuts in the environmental qual incentives -- quality incentives program, $50 million in farm lapd protection program, 90,000 acres in the grassland program. and $35 million on reductions in wildlife habitat incentives program. to make this budget neutral scored by the c.b.o., it is paid for with a $5.88 across-the-board cut in discretionary spending in the bill, including the $102 million in already reduced an discretionary conservation programs in the bill. madam speaker, this is shared sacrifice as opposed to not shared sacrifice in the overwhelming significant reduction of $1 bill

the last time we saw rick santorum on a bol lot, it was in pennsylvania. that senate race he lost by 18 points. this time he is hoping to make a comeback. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is expected to stand in front of a courthouse today not far from the coal mines where his grandfather worked and announce he is running for president. then he is headed straight to iowa and new hampshire. santorum joins tim pawlenty, mitt romney, and others who have declared. still in the wind, sarah palin. >> what president palin would do is cut the federal budget. >> reporter: she's talking like a candidate crisscrossing the country on a bus, but says she's still 50-50 in deciding whether they'll actually run. the biggest issue these candidates face is the economy. >> five months of this new congress, we haven't seen a jobs agenda come forth. >> reporter: friday's news that only 54,000 jobs were created last month, way below expectations, gives republicans plenty to talk about. the white house calls it a bump in the road. >> don't make too much of any one month

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the former pennsylvania senator officially kick off his campaign in somerset, pennsylvania just in theum says is he running to oppose president obama's policies. >> i'm ready to do what has to be done for the next generation with the courage to fight for freedom, with the courage to fight for america. that's why i'm announcing today that i'm running for president of the united states. join the fight! join the fight! >>> protesters from a hotel housekeeper's union chanted "shame on you" as dominique strauss-khan arrived at a new york courthouse today. strauss-khan is accused of sexually assaulting a hotel maid. he entered a plea of not guilty during the arraignment. more on today's court appearance ahead in a live report. >>> initial tests at a german bean sprout farm find no traces of a deadly e. coli bacteria that so far killed 22 people. german grown sprouts were said to be the likely source of that outbreak. they say e. coli may have affected only one batch of sprouts but the testing will continue. >>> more now on the wildfires that are raging across parts of arizona. the biggest is

is the high, thin cloud cover coming down from pennsylvania. the notice the trajectory that makes this turn is down towards baltimore. we'll see a chance for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon in the polls together. a big rich in essential part of the country because in the heat. temperature will go up. i will show the seven day in a few minutes. we told you about this system west of jamaica. it is weaker this morning. there will send an aircraft to fly into this. its name would be arlene if it becomes the first tropical storm of the season. it could pass cuba and come up the east coast. it will be warmer and more humid. high temperature in the upper 80's. temperatures struck back into the upper 60's in most areas. comes the heat. 95 tomorrow. the heat index will be around 100. temperatures drop back into the low 80's during the weekend. we have the chance for a thunderstorm thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. >> angela merkel blagojevich red carpet welcome at the white house today -- angela merkel will get a red carpet welcome at the

i am here to report on the wharton school of business, university of pennsylvania institutional master plan. we are currently leasing approximately 20,000 feet of space and the school is looking to relocate to a facility with 35,000 square feet. the school offers an m.b.a. program for executives who wish to pursue an nba while continuing a career. the second is the executive program that is tailored to meet the needs of a specific firm. the third is the alumni function, where these actions are offered. supposed secondary institutions have to have an institutional master plan on file with the department. part of the review of the abbreviated i.m.p., planning has the discretion to hold or not hold a hearing on the abbreviated i.m.p. staff concludes that all the necessary requirements are included and recommends that the commission not hold a hearing. commissioners, this concludes my reporting. i am available to answer any questions. president olague: thank you. project sponsor? ok, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? >> no actio

the former pennsylvania senator rick santorum's name has been added to the list of president obama's challengers. >> for you to say that your administration should take 40 cents out of every dollar and barley for future generations to prop you up? >> he says he is betting billions of dollars to the debt of future generations why -- while undermining of liberty. his campaign is an -- similar to that of michele bachman, who was an -- expected to declare some. >> or more about the candidates on our website. wbaltv.com. kate amara sat down with the president to discuss the troops. dozens of residents in harford and cecil counties are outraged. the state wants to increase the toll and the way with the decal system. state officials want holders to participate in easy test. >> if they do not back down, we will file suit against the state of maryland for what they are doing. >> many residents and business owners question why a toll was necessary when the bridge is already paid for. slot revenues in maryland dropped slightly, but continues to bring in big money. the hollywood casino in perryv

. >> former pennsylvania rick santorum -- pennsylvania senator rick santorum through his hat and the rates today. during his announcement he said that the president has undermined america's civil liberties and added billions of dollars of debt to the future generations. it >> who are you, mr. president, to see that you endorse administration should take 40 cents out of every dollar and borrow it from future generations to prop you up? >> he says his fight against barack obama is about values. his campaign is similar to that of michelle baachman, who is also expected to declare soon. 11 news reporter kate amara sat down with president barack obama today. the two discussed the economy and the schedule for bring our troops home. you can watch it at wbaltv.com, be sure to click on politics. >> the prosecution rested its case today in the park -- in the murder trial of a baltimore city police officer. a witness today said she saw the victim bag for his life. -- beg for his life. >> that offense expected to begin its case tomorrow. one woman testified she was scared when the police-involve

that's rick santorum, the former pennsylvania senator. he's here.f the seven republicans who will be on the stage tonight. you're seeing him arrive one by one. he'll presumably put on a tie for later on tonight. one republican hopeful has logged many, many hours here in new hampshire but will not be here tonight. our chief political correspondent candy crowley takes a closer look at jon huntsman. >> reporter: he looks like a candidate, walks like a candidate, talks like a candidate. >> we're in a deep funk in this country. >> reporter: jon huntsman has held more new hampshire events in the past 30 days than anyone else, but he is not a declared candidate, though that's pretty much nuance. >> we're right at the end point, and is your family supportive? yes, you check that box. do you think you can rally enough financial support to make it happen? yes, you check that box. do you think on the ground in the key early states, new hampshire and south carolina and florida you can create the presence and the excitement and enthusiasm that will work? yeah, y

former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is expected to enter the race today. he will make the official announcement during an event in western pennsylvania. he is scheduled to make campaign stops in iowa and new hampshire later this week. >>> 5:07, 66 degrees. >> still ahead another nail biter, game three came down to the wire in dallas. we will tell you if the mavs were able to mount an epic comeback. >> first the heat is coming back. >>> 5:10 on this monday morning. adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. we will start this work we like we finished the weekend. you noticed an increase in the humidity on sunday with temperatures in the low 80's. that is how we are going to kick off this work week with a little humidity. there is some patchy fog this morning. it is 65 degrees in martinsburg and 57 in cumberland with lower humidity northwest of town. 62 in la plata 66 in leesburg, 67 at reagan national. tomorrow we start to crank up the heat back near 90 degrees with sunshine. look at what happens by wednesday and thursday. back into the upper 90's

sunshine on pennsylvania avenue. temperatures will be climbing into the lower 80s. 83 at 1:00, 85 by 3:00. we are going to top off at 85, 86, maybe 87, but that's going to be a little bit of a reach. 5:00, back down to the low 80s. winds generally north in the 5 to 10 miles per hour range. if you've got some evening plans outside, or maybe just going to eat out on the deck, grill a little bit, it's going to be fine because the humidity levels are still comfort afternoon. but that's going to change. warm today, staying dry also. however, increasing heat and humidity starting tomorrow. tomorrow is still going to be bear afternoon. wednesday and thursday may not be bear afternoon. wednesday and thursday are going to be the type of afternoons where you're going to be in some cool water or just inside with air conditioning. 81 in the shenandoah valley in winchester, 79 cumberland, reagan national 82, alexandria 84. so just about everybody in the low 80s, although annapolis still holding on to 77. mostly sunny skies, a lig

one thing that is very similar with the pennsylvania thing is that if you ride by their tonight and it is not a split lot and we allowed it to be a split lot, you would not know the difference. another consideration would be the fact that a large building was built in 2000. the economy was very different theory of we do not actually know why they chose to go that route -- the economy was very different. we do not actually know why they chose that route. have been serious changes in terms of the ability to get a loan and the value. the segment of the real-estate market has been hit hardest are condominiums, and i think it could case was presented as to why that is not an equal option or even reasonable. the difference between this and the case in pennsylvania was there was a parking there, and more importantly, there was serious opposition to it. it was a feeling that someone sought to gain the system. i do not take anyone thinks that is going on here, and when i read this i was hoping someone would talk me out of fitten -- out of its, but a statement made by one of the appellants have

trouble with the lights at pennsylvania avenue at the intersection of 8th and 9th street. both of those intersections traffic light is not working. sterling lane has a crash. 295 slowing at beltway and across the 11th street bridge. 270 delays in the main line out of rockville headed for the lane divide. stacked up toward montrose. the outer loop slowing 95 to georgia avenue, canal road at chain bridge. lanes are open but we have problems with the signal light not working properly and that's contributing across the chain bridge and off of the clair barton parkway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> metro is investigating an accident in southeast d.c. involving two of its buses. officials say the butts collided near the intersection of martin luther king avenue and w. street around 2:45 yesterday afternoon. some passengers were hurt. it's not clear who was at fault. both bus drivers are undergoing routine drug and alcohol testing. >>> when it comes to faulty escalators, metro has a new plan to keep them up and running. man power, in a new report to the custe

also in parts of pennsylvania. but right around dc it is quiet for now. but again, tonight we have a slight chance for some storms and maybe some showers. currently though it is a nice night out there. 82 degrees in downtown. 79 in gaithersburg. martinsburg 81 degrees. and rues air force base up, 70s. today's high right around seasonal where we should be for this time of year. another heat wave coming this way. a stray shower still possible with a thunderstorm. monday morning maybe some areas of brief showers, scattered showers are possible. monday afternoon does look pretty nice and warmer and then the heat and humidity return. tonight though, partly cloudy. maybe a shower, isolated storms. lows around 65 degrees. winds are going to be light. our sunset at 8:30 p.m. tonight. the futurecast late tonight we could see some showers developing. closer to around midnight. including the district here. and then mainly the eastern bay. the shore and eastern bay could see some showers and thunderstorms go through it. tomorrow morning maybe some scattered showers a

former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is expected to join the race. >>> back in baltimore, only 100 days until votes here for the mayoral candidacy. mia pews is going to announce she is joining the race. >>> get ready for some construction chaos if you're driving into downtown baltimore tomorrow. conway street will be closed in both directions on charles street. the drivers will have to dodge all these orange barrels so that the city can get the streets ready for the grand prix next december. >> as long as i can get across the street. i won't be able to cross the street. it's going to be a problem for me. >> now the road will be closed for about two weeks. some al alternatives to get into the city are sixth street. you can also go down martin luther king boulevard. you can plan your trip by going to wjz.com. >>> mark fulkenham's name was added to the maryland fire rescue memorial. this is the sixth straight year that a name has been added to that memorial. >>> a big battle is brewing in baltimore and it's all over one simple word. hun. the new fight is getting ready to kick off righ

in pennsylvania they all wanted the budget to be cut. said we don't want education cut to balance the budget. true to connie's plan is it is gradual so you don't have the effect on the economy as you would if you took it out all at one time. one of your colleagues has proposed a penny transaction tax, that every financial traction in the united states gets taxed a penny so when do you a credit card purchase, a penny goes to the federal government, maybe to a deficit reduction fund. a stock transfer. you buy stock, a penny. would you support that? >> no. >> why not. >> because we don't need more revenue. >> yeah, you do. >> no, we don't. >> yeah, you do. >> no, we don't. >> gene, speak up. >> people are tied of the federal government paying for things they don't want, they don't need, they don't deserve. aisle give you an example. amtrak, we spend $1.5 billion a year in subsidizing amtrak. the federal government -- >> governor, he's going right here with you go. ahead. >> there are corridors that amtrak is very successful. >> i agree with

there was an accident on the inner loop of the beltway right down here at pennsylvania avenue. as you can see, that's been cleared. the red cars indicate there's a 20 minute ride heading southbound from central avenue to get down to pennsylvania avenue. now look on the west side. both loops of the beltway slow from the dulles toll road with nothing stopped in the roadway. by the way, an accident or crash just reported. southbound on route 355 at grovener lane. back to you lesli. >>> coming up, the woman who was nearly crushed by a boulder dropped from an i-95 overpass. she wants justice. and she and her mom say they know who did it. we're going to have that story when we come back. but first, here is a quick preview of tonight's cbs evening news with scott pele. >> fresh evidence of trouble ahead as the president weighs in on whether we are headed for a recession. tonight on the cbs evening news. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> it's been eight years s