per second. let's start here. about one per second. what do you get, lee? it will hit about one per second. one point what? one per second. well, let's just say, one per second. yeah. if it swings back and forth, one time per second, then its vibration frequency is one vibration per second. ain't that neat? or we can say one cycle per second. got that? or we could say, one avis-- no, no, no, no, wait, one hertz. [laughter] okay? one hertz is a shortcut name for one vibration per second. you get it? now, let's suppose i swing it back and forth two times per second. guess how many hertz i'm vibrating now. two. begin with a t. - two. - two. too easy? two. it's easy, huh? try this one. try this one. [laughter] let's suppose i vibrated back and forth seven times a second. hey. yeah, all right. 7.9 times per second. how many hertz? eight. [laughter] not eight. no, no, no. almost eight, almost eight. let's suppose we get really nitpicky now. 7.9 vibrations per second, how many hertz is that? 7.9. 7.9 he

gallon per month. this is staggering when you think about the fact that if he's reelected. so if he serves out the rest of this term and is reelected, it's a total of an additional 58 months w. that increase, gas prices will be up at around $6.60 per gallon. this is a lot of money. it's staggering, and it affects everything we do not just from the miles that we drive, but also to the products that we buy at the grocery store. everything gets more expensive

2012, the cost of crude oil to refiners rose by about $20 per barrel, about 48 cents per gallon over the third period. the increases since -- demand growth in developing countries drove an 800,000 per day rise in world demand in 2011. non-opec supply, mostly from outside of the middle east, has had some recent setbacks, as described in my testimony. in addition, both the united states and the european union have acted to tighten sanctions against iran, including measures with both immediate and future effective dates. current prices reflect expectations as well as today's conditions and many analysts see continuing demand growth with possible tight i don't knowing and supply over the coming months. and that's really a combination that's affecting the market. eia data show that the united states became a net exporter of petroleum products, that's not including crude oil, just the things that come out the other end of the refinery, for the first time since 1949 in 2011. higher gasoline prices are being caused by higher product exports. u.s. gasoline exports have grown mainly as a resul

if the overhead works, under the program, these would be between $2 per square foot and $10.50 per square foot. under the eastern neighborhoods plan, a project would pay $11.40 per square foot. if they had paid the fees that were applicable before eastern neighborhoods can into law, they would have had to pay more. they would have had to pay $20 per square foot. these fees can be paid in five annual installments. i will give you a little summary of what we have seen to date. the department has received 31 applications for legitimization. the majority of those are for the smaller sites. we have received 20 applications and the last couple of months. we can speculate as to why. we have done a lot of outreach and we do not have a good idea how many more folks might apply, but we are skeptical of the numbers the department is deeply committed to continuing our outreach efforts and we will be engaging our new communications measure, the office of workforce and economic development, community advocates, to ensure that all eligible parties are made aware of this ordinance. that is quite a lot of

most of them are $2 per square foot. as you heard from the public speaker earlier, all of the impact fees, they never even cover the full cost projected of the impact of the new development. it is just a fraction. it will take public money to provide the needed infrastructure. supervisor wiener: i understand the impact fees are never enough. this specific fee is a disincentive to convert from pdr to office use. >> what we have done in certain areas, this would allow the disease is in all areas where the city has otherwise said the use is not appropriate. supervisor wiener: the impact fee is not so much a transit impact fee or a housing impact fee, this is a we want you to do pdr. if you are going to opt out, you have to pay a fee for it. >> i do not believe so. i do not believe there is a penalty fee. i would like to introduce a couple of people here with me. she has been managing the review of this particular ordinance. let me consult to see if i'm wrong. supervisor wiener: sure. >> there is not a few forgoing food legi

per passenger, and cost per passenger mile and the operator can choose which one to reduce. we also lowered. in essence, we have tried to address that by having multiple magic's and that was a recommendation from the general manager. >> obviously in terms of operating costs, it is a broad category parent to one of the challenges that the mta has is because of our terrible provision that things to supervisor elsbernd and others is now gone and requiring a constant escalation of operators salaries. what we saw was operating money taken away from maintenance into the costs for employing the bus drivers and the operators. so, now come on

from haymarket, 64 miles per hour, really good travel speeds, actually too fast, 67 miles per hour as you make your way in centreville. 60 miles per hour as you approach the beltway. if you continue inside of the beltway, clear in this area, as well. not seeing anything slowing you down now. a live look at spout run parkway traveling eastbound and westbound, clear. eastbound travel speed, though, 57 miles per hour. only taking 11 minutes to get from the beltway to gw parkway. joe and eun? >> thanks. >>> 4:43. 66 degrees. still to come, getting a second chance. what this dog had to endure and the family who's taken him in. >>> taking a break from worldly business. how president obama was helping spread march madness beyond our >>> bad news keeps coming to the base where the soldier accused of killing afghan civilians is held. he's been accused of threatening to his kill wife and an officer. robert underwood reportedly talked of hiring a hitman to kill his wife while they were undergoing a divorce. underwood has been on multiple deployment to iraq but has not been diagnosed with ptsd. >

per passenger, and cost per passenger mile and the operator can choose which one to reduce. we also lowered. in

per hour.ill be at the coast with inland vessels in the north bay and east bay seeing some really strong gusts this afternoon. george will talk about how many bridges have wind advisories issued. let's take a look after one's feet. sfo has a sustained wind of 31 mi. per hour. the wind does do something to the time for us. these thermometer shows widespread debt-upper 30s, the temperature on skid off is in the 30's because of the wind. do not let the thermometer for you. it is cold out there that it feels. a complete forecast coming up. but let's get a quick check on traffic with george. >>george: we are now tracking a hot spot that is not unrelated. on the sensitive rich, it would advisory is in effect. look at the back of weeding out from the toll plaza. the bridge is so long, when it accepts it takes a long time to clear. that is exactly the case right now. a typical drive * 13-40 minutes. slow traffic all the way to mix and and the virus. that the polls are open and got down to georgia. toda

that could add 10 to 20 cents per gallon. pump prices to reach $4.25 a gallon before we see a drop in mid-may. right now in our area, aaa says the average is $4.13 a gallon in the district. in maryland, the average is $3.92. in virginia, drivers are paying about $3.83. in west virginia, you're paying about $3.93 a gallon. >>> think about this -- if you end up sitting in traffic this morning, a new report shows that u.s. drivers waste nearly two billion gallons of gasoline a year sitting in traffic. that's costing drivers more than $100 billion. the treasury department report also says that drivers spend more than $400 a year in car maintenance just because of poor road conditions. president obama is using the report as support for his plan to upgrade the transportation infrastructure. >>> shoppers in prince george's county will not find themselves paying extra for shopping bags any time soon. a bill that would have given county lawmakers the authority to impose a five-cent fee on disposable shopping bags died over the weekend

in urbana, 36 miles per hour. see here at clarksburg road, the road opens up, and you're not so pad just yet. here's a live look at shady grove. you see some volume, but still really good speed making your way on to the spur and connect to the beltway. to the rails, still checking them. not seeing any delays at this time. joe and eun? >> thank you very much. >>> boy, this is going to be a special, emotional, bittersweet, you name it, i'm going to be boo hooing all week, i'm sure a lot of you will, too. we'll make it fun, too, joe. [ technical difficulties ] >> it's going to be a significant change, and it's beginning to occur to me. >> broadcast bug bit joe as a child. >> between 8:00 and 8:15, we would listen to the nbc "world news roundup." >> today's "roundup" clz news pickups from three overseas points. >> i would hear those guys all over the world and the anchors in washington, and the correspondents throughout the world, and i just thought that sounded like the neatest thing in the world to do. >> and do he

we have offered $1.60 per square foot, going up to $1.70 per square foot, while they were at $3 per square foot and they came down to $2.80 per square foot. we said, ok, we will have to look for something else. they put the location on the market and i think they realized what the market rate was, they came back at $2. us realizing the cost and disruption to relocate, we came to the dollar rate. supervisor kim: well, i appreciate the work that went behind that. sounds like he started negotiating early? >> about one year before. probably september or november of 2010. we went back and forth and did a lot of analysis. supervisor chu: let's go to the budget analyst report. >> on page 3, we pointed out that there would be a significant reduction in rent, $24 per square foot as opposed to the other towns that were being paid. in reference to the question from supervisor, when this came before the board of supervisors in 2001, the real estate division represented the rest being paid at that time as fair market value, as well as the representation. this looks to be fair market value today. there

force per area, right? pounds per square foot. newtons per square meter, okay? so, it's a unit of force over some area, huh? and over here, we have force per area. and the force that makes the pressure at the bottom of that tank, that force is the weight of the fluid over said area down there. but this weight of fluid can be re-expressed, because if density equals weight over volume, does it follow that weight equals density times volume? can you do that? so i can say where i have weight, i can just put density times volume over area. but how about volume, gang? we wanna measure the volume of things. let's suppose i wanna measure the volume of this eraser. isn't it true that the volume of this eraser would be this distance multiply by that distance, multiply by that distance? wouldn't that be the volume? we're talking about volume in cubic centimeters, right? cube? huh, huh? so isn't this times this, the area? so, couldn't the volume be the area multiplied by this distance? couldn't the volume of this also be the area of the surface multiplied by the depth? or t

maryland paying about $10,000 per slot machine per year. that's according to the "washington post." that's more than twice what lawmakers thought when they launched the program five years ago. maryland could wind up spending $50 million more than they expected to when all five of the slots parlors are open. >>> maryland's senate has passed a budget that would raise taxes on most residents. the tax increase amendment passed by a narrow 26-20 vote with only democrats approving the measure. it includes a so-called millionaire's tax which will raise taxes by .25% on those making $500,000 or more a year. all of the tax increases are expected to raise more than $400 million. the budget heads to the house which has until april 9 to try to come up with a final budget package. >>> seven minutes after the hour. new development in a d.c. political scandal involving the mayor. sources tell news4 that mayor vincent gray at a crucial moment early in his 2010 campaign personally handled as much as $100,000 in campaign contributions from the man you see he

northbound, 66 miles per hour. continuing northbound, you're at 63 miles per hour at fairfax county parkway. i'll give you a live look now at backlick road. you see your volume really nice now making your way toward the beltway. southbound lanes open. no accidents to report. if you're connecting to 395, a live look right now at edsall, very light volume in this area, as well. traveling northbound and southbound, you're accident free. and northbound travel speed, 64 miles per hour. taking 12 minutes to get from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. back to you both. >> thank you. >>> 5:11. 51 degrees. ahead, not your typical unruly passenger. the actions of a toddler that got her family thrown off their flight. >>> plus, high gas prices don't have to put your summer vacation on hold. how you can still get away people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! get high yield free checking at capital one bank. why earn bupkis, when your checking could earn five ti

there are gusts 37 miles per hour now. 31 miles per hour gusts from concord and sfo. 39 miles per hour half moon bay. 35 miles per hour gusts. winds have dropped down to just 15 miles per hour. and 15 miles per hour in hayward. peak gusts quite impressive. sfo strongest gusts measuring at 48 miles per hour. 45 miles per hour gusts earlier today in rio vista. and there is still a wind advisory in effect until midnight. despite the fact winds are diminishing. there is a chance this could be lifted before midnight. it's still in effect and gale warnings over the coastal waters. there is more than wind coming our way. we'll have more later. >> and a woman in her baby man wrathed to escape injuries today. their suv crashed into this house in san francisco. the building on parker street wasn't as lucky. you can see it was damaged. and there is no word yet on the extent of the damage here. >> there is authorities investigating a fire in a house filled with marijuana plants. police spent the morning clearing out bags of pot and found 350 plants. the grow lands were installed throughout the hou

there you're at 36 miles per hour. slower getting to kenilworth at 27 miles per hour.r to i-95, it is a mess. jammed the entire way. still have the accident blocking the right lane. i-95 northbound, in is as you make your way to the beltway. and delays are significant. here's a live look at fairfax county parkway. your travel speed, you're slow the entire way. just 13 miles per hour making your way from prince william parkway to the beltway. better idea today, jump in the hov lanes or take route 1. and then you can connect back on to 395. joe, over to you. >> danella, thank you very much. >>> crowds are camped outside the u.s. supreme court. people have been lining up for days to get a front row seat at the hearing on the constitutionality of president obama's health care law. tracee wilkins is live outside the courthouse with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, joe. let me show you all of the people who are out here who have been here for days. dozens and dozens of people putting aside their camping chairs and sleeping bags and standing up and preparing to walk int

from the wilson bridge to van dorn, 61 miles per hour. only taking six minutes right now to make the trip. over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 5:14. now 66 degrees. ahead, paying the price for not getting the job done. the possible punishment members of congress could face this they don't get their budgets passed on time. >>> british prime minister david cameron will be enjoying a first-class meal with president obama tonight. but do not call the event at the white house a steak dinner. why tonight's event will not receive that title. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. or... we make it pink ! with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast speeds. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small businesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best technology rules. contact the verizon center for custo

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your travel speed is about 57 miles per hour. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at route 50, including live cameras. now back to you both. >> see you then. thanks. >>> 4:42. what maryland governor martin o'malley is considering for the first time. >>> and a couple who says they have their newborn baby boy to thanks for saving their lives. >>> next, the other shoe drops for that prince george's county council member who was flying on the beltway. >>> this morning a prince george's county council woman faces a harsh penalty for driving more than 100 miles per hour on the beltway. police ticketed karen toles for reckless driving. she must pay more than a $500 fine and get six points on her driver's license. six weeks ago an officer only gave her a warning after clocking her at 105 on the beltway. police insisted there was no favoritism. >> i take no pleasure in this additional action but know that it is the right thing for our county. >> the county council already took away the county vehicle toles was driving. she also has pledge

the lanes are open, no need to go that fast. 68 miles per hour eastbound in centreville, 60 miles per hour as you approach nutley. now continuing inside the beltway on i-66, you're very clear. see, light volume at spout run parkway. pretty good travel speeds, as well, heading eabound. 57 miles per hour. only taking 11 minutes to get from the beltway to gw parkway. angie and joe, over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> right now it's 4:42 on this friday morning. here's a story that's going to have you washing your hands. why your bathroom might be cleaner than your phone in your pocket. >>> reliving the moment. how a landmark new york hotel is helping to celebrate a c [ husband ] i don't talk to them as much as cindy does. good morning, chickens! [ jim ] you know, that's our business. so we want to be the experts in chicken. we're not the status quo. perdue is the first and the only chicken company to have usda process verified programs for fresh, all natural chicken. [ jim ] this is an all-vegetarian diet. no animal byproducts, no animal fat. our chickens are not fed steroids or horm

sts, up tofor the gues 30 miles per hour. let's check the traffic with sarah. >> a nice start to this monday morning. 60 as you make your way towards the 83's. move on the j.f.x. -- smooth on the j.f.x. no promise to report on 70. -- no problems to report on 70. we will update you on 95 north of the beltway. we are problem free north and southbound. everything flowing smoothly at the tunnels. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. healthlions of american's care could be on the line today. >> emily schmidt is live outside the supreme court with details of what to expect. >> good morning. i want to tell you how big of a deal as this is. six hours have been set aside for oral arguments. the question is, how much say action the government have in your health care? it took 22 pens for president obama to sign his affordable care act into law. now nine supreme court justices will see if the policy will stand. the white house says the law is beginning to help 30 million people get coverage. 26 states have joined in the effort to ove

outer loop speeds, you're at about 5 miles per hour. only taking -- 58 miles per hour. only taking ten minutes from i-95 to i-270. the beltway in virginia, same story. you look pretty good, especially at robinson terminal. from the change to the dulles toll road, 65 miles per hour. only 14 minutes to take the trip. i'm back this ten with another look at traffic. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 4:42. still will to come, a well-traveled pup. where the dog found wandering the beltway may have come from. >>> next, the feature that sets the >>> welcome back. the newest speculation about the next generation ipad is that it will be able to play voe in h.d. there are several reports the ipad will be named the ipad h.d. instead of the ipad 3. reports say it will be thicker but will sport tapered edges so it feels thinner. everyone wants to feel thinner. apple is expected to unveil the newest version of its hit tablet tomorrow. >>> no comment from d.c.'s mayor on the fbi raid involving one of the city's most prominent and politically activity contractors. the home and accounting offi

and 47 miles per hour gusts inland at concord, still gusts up to about 45 miles per hour so winds aretrong and potentially damaging. in the sierra, winter storm warning in effect from 7:00 sunday morning we expect snow above 6500 feet. foif 10 inches of snow above 5,000 feet. there are a mild overnight period. rain develops and showers and we'll see lows into low to mid-50s and will be messy and periods of rain, showers, high temperatures into mid to upper 50s so on the cool side. milder there with highs around 60 degrees. >> calmer, sunnier, drier. dry, mild for the remainder of the forecast with pos possible exception of light rain that. not looking like much of a storm at the moment. >> just head here michael finney looks at tax break few people take advantage of. >> this could mean thousands >>> a federal tax credit can put thousands of dollars into pockets of the nation's neediest families yet one in five eligible families never claim their money. michael fin gee here with a free service i guess that can help people. >> yes. it's the law. the money is sitting there and we've got

wind -- in excess of 150 150 mile-per-hour winds. this is a live shot. the storm is through them about 40, 50 miles north of louisville, kentucky. we'll show you the radar. this is cincinnati. there's national. there's the line of showers and thunderstorms. the deeper red filled in, that's actually tornado warnings at this hour. we'll zoom in more. these are storm reports. all these red things are the tornado reports, numerous reports of hail, which is often the case. storms that have hail often have tornadoes and vice versa. i shouldn't say that. most storms that have tornadoes have hail and that's certainly the case here. so from madison down toward louisville and henryville is just north of louisville massive damage again. the storms are moving eastward. we're in pretty good shape in the stable atmosphere. so we're just looking at some rain and showers, heavy activity pushed east of us and we really have a break in the precipitation back to the west. we'll probably have brake for the next several hours once this last little -- a b

making your way to clarksburg, you're at 58 miles per hour southbound. 67 miles per hour as you travel through germantown. no issues in gaithersburg. 66 miles per hour in rockville. and as you make your way through the split to the beltway, i'll give you a live look now. no issues. wait, travel lane are open as you are traveling on the outer loop and inner loop. inner loop speeds from 270 to i-95, 62 miles per hour. only taking ten minutes to make the trip. back to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> 5:23. singer bobby brown faces a drunk driving charge. police in california's san fernando valley pulled brown over for talking on his cell phone. that's when officers say they saw signs of intext indication and that brown -- intoxication and that brown failed a field so bright test. he was charged with dui and was released on his own recognizance. >>> summer air fares are headed sky high. southwest airlines set off the latest ticket hike. the airline raised its fares by $6 to $10 for roundtrip flights. other airlines then followed suit including delta, united, usairways, frontier, and virgin

sustained at 25 miles per hour in oakland, 21 in san jose. and 28 miles per hour in novato. only get stronger throughout the day. i've got that forecast and what's to come for the all important weekend. we have another change on the horizon. 6:30 first. starting to get busy. >> right. we're looking at a combination of fathers. we're going to look at the san mateo bridge and we see the camera, high winds, going to get worse over the morning and the afternoon. right here, highway 92 as well as pretty much every other bay area bridge has a wind advisory as you cross over the water. hold on and maybe slick road. the lighting is a little odd. we see some shine. means wet roads will be an issue. especially the off ramps. slow her down. >> you make the curves, take it easy. >> 6:31. some significant new details from the high profile case of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi, including another setback for the defense. christie smith is live in san francisco where mirkarimi's lawyers are demanding his domestic violence trial be moved out of san francisco. good morning. >> good mor

per hour. the trees can make a mess when it is windy. thiokol >>pam: our coverage of the weather continues throughout this evening. we also have the latest forecasts details on our web site, www.kron4.com. >> mitt romney is off to a good start. he is the projected winner in a vermont. keep in mind, all precincts have not reported the numbers. new gingrich has said if he does not lend georgette he will be out of their race. jordan goes to newt gingrich. we will keep you updated throughout the hour at 6:00 p.m. and again at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: is the second day of the visit with israeli president shimon peres. he took a visit to facebook today. big losses on wall street today. the dow fell more than two to three points closing at 12,759. the nasdaq slipped 40 points to 2910. this is the market's biggest downturn in three months. >> we will have periods of relative normalcy into the markets will adjust. nothing that happened last week has team to the u.s. economy. >>pam: of we are still ahead in ter

south easterly to 21 miles per hour, sfo, 17 miles per hour san jose, and from 20 to 30 miles per hour in the coast and inland. so it is going to be a bit of a treacherous ride if you have an early morning drive. we have light rain from clear lake into santa rosa. highway 101 is getting wet. poet luma, san rafael, sonoma reporting light rain there. you can see still dry in areas right around san francisco, getting into richmond, maybe a few sprinkles there. but again most of us right at this point dealing with just some gusty conditions, oakland reporting 28 miles per hour with the gusts a little stronger than that. this rain is shifting south and over the next hour or two we will all be wet. we'll talk about what we expect from the storm and we have a few advisories to talk about as well. >>> three winners will share the record $640 million mega- millions jackpot. we're sorry to say the winning tickets were sold in maryland, kansas and illinois, not here. lottery officials say each winning ticket is expected to be worth more $213 million, before taxes. let's look at those winning numb

went out of the south that 10 miles per hour. -- wind out of the south at what -- 10 miles per hour.w to mid 70's. cooler tomorrow. areas of rain late tonight after dinner time. the coolest they will be saturday. lisa. >> everything seemed to be moving very smartly. if you take smart rail, they are running on normal service. this is university boulevard moving at speed. the headlights are the outer loop. this is 395 on the way to the pentagon north and southbound. looked wonderful. >> metro is trying to cut down on the number of suicide attempts. since 2005, 60 people have tried to commit suicide by getting in front of a moving train. about one-third survive. by january metro plan to have 900 train operators and station managers on ways to handle suicidal riders. >> it is 5:41. >> is very mild. coming up, drivers saw a little bit of a dip at the pump. >> you can call this a complete 180. the reality tv star is trading >> coming up at 6:00 this morning, a grave problem for the u.s. military. an investigation into the arlington cemetery. >> the gap between rich and poor. where the d.c.

pass road as an alternate better 34 miles per hour.e slow if you are heading out of tracey you may want to consider ace train no delays. bay bridge toll backed up past 880 now. >>> 6:50 . it is something most indianapolis -- colt fans and many football fans never thought they would say. the team is about to announce it is parting ways with one of the best players it and the league has had peyton manning will appear eight a joint news conference with the team's owner to announce that the star and team are parting ways after 14 years. manning led the colts to the playoffs 11 times, won two afc championships and a super bowl. last season he was sidelined with a serious neck injury. peyton manning will become one of the hottest free agents on the market. it is expected they will use that to draft stanford quarterback andrew luck. >>> nasa says the sun unleashed a cosmic double whammy erupted with two solar flares yesterday. one of the flares is the most powerful solar eruption of the year so far. both flares are ranked as x-class storms th

in fact, 68 miles per hour as you pass 32. over to i-95, you're clear, as well, with a nice travel speed. 63 miles per hour as you pass 100. i'll give you a live look now as you make your way past 198. you can see traveling northbound and southbound, no issues to report at this time. southbound travel speeds, 65 miles per hour. only taking nine minutes to get from 216 to the beltway. i'm pack in ten minutes with another look at the traffic. back to you both. >> thanks, danella. >>> 4:42. speaking out for the first time, the man shot at an area restaurant over his sexual orientation is now talking about what happened as the community comes to his aid. >>> plus, not the money maker it used to be. why apple is likely seeking smaller profits off >>> riots broke out at the olympic stadium in athens, greece. fans threw flares and molotov cocktails at police and set fire to the stands. the officials were forced to end the game early and pull players from the field. the violence started when teens and young adults tried to enter the s

you're at 61 miles per hour. if you're crossing over the wilson bridge, no issues there in either direction. heading into virginia, taking the beltway in virginia, clear, as well. travel speeds from the wilson bridge to van dorn, you're at 60 miles per hour. only six minutes to make the trip. back over to you both. >> thank you. >>> free checking not going to be so free anymore for some wells fargo customers. the bank says customers in six states will have to start paying a $7 monthly fee in may if you get a paper statement. if your statement is electronic, it's going to be a $5 fee. customers can avoid that fee by keeping a minimum balance of $1,500 or if at least $500 is direct deposited in the account each month and you can benefit, too, i guess by living here. customers in virginia, maryland, or d.c. don't have to pay the extra fee. >>> imagine winning the lottery and not being happy. >> can't imagine that. that's the case, though, for one fairfax county man. the lottery gave 62-year-old john vanecka of falls

and no real issues. 57 miles per hour out of frederick, maryland. clear as you make your way southbound. 56 miles per hour, and continuing southbound, nice speeds in rockville. no issues connecting to the spur. interloop speeds, 57 miles per hour. back to you both. >> thank you very much. >>> time is 4:43. still co-to-come, trying to get things back to normal. when you will be able to top to of the national >>> breaking news in montgomery county. a few minutes ago, crews put out a fi a fire. >> let me show you the bus now. right on the road, on georgia avenue near the glenmont station. they are cleaning up the bus and preparing to tow it let me give you a closer look. this fire was absolutely amazing. it appears the fire started somewhere near the engine compartment and quickly spread through the rest of the ride-on. there was a driver on board who made it out safely. luckily, no passengers on board. there have been a number of issues with montgomery's 29- and 30-foot buses this started in 2009 with a fleet of buses manufactured by champion. the que

in the first slide, you can see that ac transit and bart are getting close to a reduction in costs per hour. the other large systems are heading in the other direction. they have more work to do in this regard. we can see that part and -- bart and caltrain are working on the mac tricks. the idea with the performance from work is that we would ask the operators to chart their own past towards reaching the performance framework and to prepare a strategic plan and adopt that through their board and then report on progress annually toward achieving the goal. >> on the reductions that were achieved, is there something that they're doing is that the other agencies are not? >> they both recently went to find new contract. management and labor went through on some changes to their work rules, to their pensions. that is one thing. if i go back to the slide, they were able, on the case on cost per hour, they were able to reduce their cost and that is really through that process but they also in the case of ac transit, they increase their hours but there are two variables involved and they both n

maybe 55 miles per hour. it looks like the strongest winds will blow between 1:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. that means it could be a tough ride on the way home for the evening commute. we'll take a look at your numbers expected for today. it's gonna be a cool one. we'll talk more about the wind coming up. >>> a pinole house fire this morning has turned into a criminal investigation. firefighters were called to a burning home on ramona street around 4:30. but after they knocked down the flames. firefighters noticed a marijuana-growing operation. they found at least 300 marijuana plants in several rooms along with a lot of lights and equipment. the home appeared to be vacant but a next door neighbor says people acting very suspiciously were living there not too long ago. >> when they first moved in, it was -- i never even saw their faces. they would drive in very quietly and you never saw them. they were really sneaky about it. >>> police are trying to determine who owns the home. they believe the cause of the f

>> yeah, per year. for some reason, the weather service likes to do 30 year chunks. >> so 21 inches compared to what we have now? >> we had 2. talk about a storm of a different sort. this thing dwarfs what happened in january and brought the northern lights further south and could interrupt communications between satellites and gps devices as early as tomorrow. this occurred tomorrow and the waves from this thing move at a billion miles per hour. it's incredible. i want to thank folks in nasa for sending this off to us. okay, right now temperatures are still very mild. this is our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. still 60 downtown. winds are out of the south at 10 and pressure is rising at 30.39 inches of mercury. temperatures essentially upper 50s, low 60s. pretty nice for this time of night. 59 in reston. 55 in manassas, but 61 still in bethesda. 62 in rockville. 64 in college park and we're looking at 59 in reston. now winds are still gusting 15 to 20 miles per hour, but warm wind

and travel speeds -- look at this -- 64 miles per hour. as you make your way southbound from 216 to the beltway. that trip will take you nine minutes. taking the rails, they're open with no reported delays so far. back to you both. >> all right. thank you. >>> it is now 5:12. 37 degrees. ahead, the celebrity chef behind d.c.'s newest food truck. >>> also what some olympic athletes are banning from doing during the upcoming games in london. >>> and remarkable story about a mother who sacrificed so much to save her children. we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. so to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> 16 after the hour. people across the midwest hits by a tornado outbreak are dealing with snow and cold. that's slowing the cleanup process, too. a string of violent storms killed 40 americans in five st

heading into rockville, 68 miles per hour.f you're connecting to the spur and connecting on to the beltway, a live look now, no issues to report. travel speeds on the inner loop from i-270 to i-95, you're at 61 miles per hour. that trip taking ten minutes. problem on the rails, though, taking the marc train. right now a long delay of 15 minutes. this is on the penn south train number 401. right now metro/vre aren't reporting delays. i'll be back in ten minutes with another look at your rails. back to you all. >> danella, thank you. >>> 5:12. it is 40 degrees. ahead, a shocking moment for some maryland parents. why their 3-year-old daughter's picture popped up in the news. >>> also, a rare occurrence. what happened yesterday at the gas pump that hasn't happened in about 27 days. >>> and next, the ipad feature expected to be revealed today. ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ wh