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ral areas of maryland and virginia, many locations upper 50s. near the bay, though, low to mid-60s. in the mountains, upper 50s. over the last 12 hours, a few high clouds drifting north an west. highs reaching the low 80s. 50s tomorrow morning. mostly sunny wednesday, near 80. area of low pressure will give us a small chance of a passing shower thursday night. perhaps into friday morning. weave to dry out a bit with highs near 80. now let's check traffic on this tuesday morning. jerry, how is it looking? >> looking good this morning so far. capital beltway, inner loop and outer loop, top side from american league to bridge doi fine. south side, no woies. getting from an trues air force base to alexandria to i-95 moving along nicely. speaking of the wilson bridge, here's the outer loop, the inner loop. again, moving along with the travel lanes open. >> thank you, jerry. >> today could decide who the next mayor of the district will be. voters will heado the polls in about two hours. fenty is vying for second term but he is facing challenge from vincent gray whoeads in most preelection

and we have a ral cool image to show you from one of our weather watchers in a minute.t the pollen count. it's down from yesterday. raeed, if you're sneezing, sniffling, the fact is, it's still above average. it's running at nine grains per cubic meter. there's a look at our clear sky. again the big story tonight. jupiter, it's going to be getting closer to us. you asked how big it is, it's 11 times wider than earth. look in the eastern sky tonight and the western skyt dawn. the next time it will get this close will be the year 2022. here's what we were talking about here. there's the image of jupiter in the middle and the four moons. these are the main ones, and that's the wy it looked when galileo saw it in 1610, those are called the galean satellites. and pretty cool from one of our weather watchers. i know he's going to be out there again tonight. you want to send in some images, isee@nbcwashington.com. talked about the cool temperatures this morning, the ground moisture coming up, and a little bit of mist at meadow lark gardens. this is from rocky mountain national

is a satirical response to the glenn beck ral in front of the lincoln memorial last month.t is for people who haveust been too busy to go to these other pitical rallies. colonel bert is calling his event the march to keep fear alive. the national park services say they have file an application. >>> and the annual values voter summit. that movement is growing but members are divid over priorities. steve handelsman reports. >> reporter: conservatives came to washington on a political high. >>ow sweet it is! >> reporter: one by one, the most conservative candidates won republican primaries to take on democrats. >> i am soeager for november to come. i can't wait! how about you? >> reporter: we cannot relent until we win the american congress back for the common sense and common values of the american people. >> reporter: what are those values conservatives are divided? the tea party is rising, fighting for lower taxes, less government, lower deficit. b tea partiers are too obsessed with president obama. >> we're all concerned about our own pocket book. i think we should be conc

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yesterday it was announced comcast steve bue will be new ceo ofbc universe ral this year when a mergerl close. the news comes on the heels of zucker who spent an entire career at nbc announcing his planned departure from the company last week. >> courtney, thanks so much. >> reporter: thank you. >>> the new place to press their look, perriesville, maryland. the hollywood casino will open three days ahead of schedule. it features 1,500 slot machines, which is expected to bring in some $100 million in annual state revenue. >>> another tough monday morning for the redskins and their fans. the burgundy and gold help the st. louis rams snap their 14-game losing stream. sam bradford looked like a asoned vet picking apart the defense. after getting behind early, they climbed their way back into it by the third quarter taking the lead, 16-14. hope was alive then. but then it was all rams from there as they went on twin. many are questioning wheer this redskins team changed at all last year. >> it was a different team than last year i think it's a completly different team. unfortunately we're i

with this advantages and also the certain difficulties or challenges which might come from the anybody ral development, this would be the issue for us. >> rose: what do you expect mongolia's growth rate to be over the next five years? >> for this year we have... despite the losses in agriculture, we had a very strong winter. we lost almost one-fifth of our total animals and animal husbandry and we do still have about almost 8% of g.d.p. growth for this year we are anticipating. and the estimates for next five years we are going to have... we are expected to have growth about 10% per annum. >> rose: so double digits next year? >> yes, double digits for next year. >> rose: give us a sense of where the market is for the minerals you have in mongolia. >> we have a lot of mineral resources and we are already number four exporter of coal to china. number four. we are with existing copper plant producer, we are quite serious exporter of copper to china and another major project, the copper gold project, we would easily double and triple this export to china so i think there are huge potentials an

. >> to defend his client, mike wattington will try to the corps ral already injured in two straightom brain damage. and instead of treating him, wattington says the army drugged him. >> so your defense is that your client was mentally incapacitated and the army either knew it or should have known it. >> the army knew he had been blown up in two i.d. attacks and the army chose rather than to treat him but to take his weapon, give it back to him for whatever reason and then load him up on drugs. >> the drugs shown here, distributed in plastic baggies includ included ambien and a drug that produce suicidal thoughts. the trouble began he says, in november of 2009 when the striker brigade got a new squad leader. staff sergeant calvin gibbs. >> when he showed up at the unit he bragged to the young soldiers underneath him, including my client, about killing innocent people in iraq. >> reporter: staff sergeant gibbs is charged in all three killings. and witnesses stated that it was this new commander who orchestrated, coerced and threatened the striker brigade to both kill afghan civilians

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the former fred ral prosecutor in me wanted to put these two in jail for so long by the time they got out of prison it would be a space station. when i calmed down and put aside kind of the passion that comes from my mediterranean grandfather and started to look at the law, unfortunately the law doesn't help us do that in this case. they are not guilty of reckless endangerment or reckless homicide or manslaughter in new jersey. in new jersey you have to show extreme indifference to human life. yes what they did was reckless, it may have been arguably foreseeable. even given the fact that young, gay children are four times more likely to commit suicide i don't think you can tie what they did on a criminal sense to this suicide, which is just very, very frustrating to me as a former prosecutor. megyn: now, what, seriously, what realistically are these two facing? a, do you think they'll go to prison at all? we don't know if they have any records. i'm going to assume they have no record. b, if they go to prison, for how long? >> reporter: now, it's interesting. your left with charging th

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