we don't have the money to service the roads. politicians that are getting 41 percent of the revenue in the state . we will not pay future obligation. but free pizza for the world and worry about paying it off letter. they would not fly in private enterprise . what is cut is your social service and police and you have to privatize these things just for the sake. >> and you want to privatize the police, john, really. >> you privatize the assets. you will free up the revenue. you will not have the revenue to cover all that you need. >> also to john's point. that is a big drain on people. would congress go for any of this. >> if you break it up. we have a certain kind. for the city of new york. you have a port authority and an authority that is quaza private and bonding and they are overseeing it. i am surprised at you. i thought you were on the right. you want to drive on the left side of the road? >> it is railways that are privatized and hasn't always worked. but they are privatized. roads i need to double check. >> there she goe

closing be to drive both ways near joyce road. a tree came down on the road. hopefully not much longer for that is cleared. connecticutt to use whatever works best rather than beach drive trying to get to rock creek parkway. back to you. >> consider heading out the door morning.his you will see some gridlock on the roads. is in bethesda to explain what's behind the terrible traffic tuesday. >> it could be a rude awakening of commuters this morning. people are no longer on vacation. getting back to the class room and people are getting back to work. 2.8 million of your closest friends could be hitting highway. heading out on the highway could crowded today as everyone gets back to school and back to work. people will be going in the morning. >> driving is expected to be so aaa is calling this terrible traffic. g to the transportation agency, congestion on the road up 26% from will be used toers have been over the past couple months. and means time battling the will jump from 20 minutes 26ing the summer to minutes. mike conneen has been pretty will get a little

discovery along roman roads in germany.nd devotion -- how a nun is trying to bring peace to sarajevo. they say that one man's loss is another man's gain, and in the netherlands, the socialist party could benefit from the fact that dutch voters have had enough of the current right-wing government. the dutch are heading to the polls in a few days because the ruling coalition collapsed earlier this year. there was a major disagreement over how best to handle europe's debt crisis, and now say -- some say this election is another chance for the socialists to take back power. >> it is an oasis in the otherwise vibrant city of amsterdam -- a community project that seems stuck in another time. hear, the left-wing ideals of the 1960's and 1970's live on. everyone pitches in without being paid. some work in the organic garden. others in the kitchen or the community store where used clothes and housewares are given away for free. caterina helps out twice a week in the store, a painter by profession. here she says she can live out her

nuclear a bump in the road.e someone to recognize the seriousness of what is ahead and who is willing to lead. >>carl: he is using foreign policy in international affairs as a two pronged criticism, including lack of leadership, and, also, suggesting the fiscal cliff and deep cuts that will happen or be averted by the president and congress before the first of the year will amount they further damage to the economy, domestic and international. >>shepard: a lot of debate preparation coming up for the campaign. >>carl: expectation is rampant. both campaigns have put out memos suggesting expectations are too high for themselves and they are up against insurmountable odds. the obama campaign respondents out that challengers tended it do well in the first debate because it is their first time to stand shoulder to shoulder with the president and have a one to won -- one comparison. and governor romney is saying that president obama devastated john mccain and one poll said john mccain lost by 33 points in that particul

the patient on the roads. >> a little more company on the roads this morning. brianne carter explains what is behind this terrible traffic tuesday. >> we are along interstate 270. you can see traffic is moving relatively well this morning behind me. we have seen the volume significantly increase over the past half hour. over the past couple weeks people have been on vacation, out of school. all that comes to a halt as people start to head back today. heading out on the highway could be a bit more crowded today as everyone gets back to school and back to work. >> more people will be going in the mornings. >> driving is expected to be so dreadful that aaa is calling this terrible traffic tuesday. according to the transportation agency, this morning the contest on the roads will be up 26% from one drivers have been used to over the past couple months. that means time battling delays would jump from a summertime 20 minutes to 26 minutes a. right now my commute has been pretty easy. >> additionally, thousands more buses will beginning on their routes this morning, s

this is old court road. traffic on the northwest corner of the beltway is building from just past 795 down towards edmondson. this is 295 and we can see some southbound delays. all those delays are creeping into place as early this morning. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have a break from the rain. you can see more rain in the mountains. a good idea to take an umbrella with you. showers are expected again later this morning. off and on rain showers and a slight chance for a thunderstorm. high temperature into the upper 70's. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. here is keith mills. >> thank you. good morning. the orioles and blue jays wrap up their series tonight. the blue jays need a win to get a split. aaron laffey began a six-hit shutout. yan gomes, just over the leap of j.j. hardy. joe saunders did not pitch poorly. two on, one out. clutch base hit by colby rasmus. next batter, edwin encarnacion. he sells for a single -- he settles for a single. the orio

. >> bumps in the road? we had an ambassador assassinated. we had a muslim brotherhood elect a member elected to the presidency of egypt, 20,000 people have been killed in syria. we have tumult in pakistan. and of course iran is that much closer to having the capacity to build a nuclear weapon. these are not bumps in the road. these are human lives. these are developments we do not want to see! >> when he said, "bump in the road," did he mean not to draw or define that event in banghazi? >> the president was referring to the transformations in the region. to this process that has only began less than two years ago as we saw in tunisia and continues to this day with remarkable transformations occurring in countries aren't the region. ar. >> not surprising at all. you see, obama doesn't have time for netanyahu. he's barely got time for the u.n., but he's going to squeeze in -- he's going to see beyonce, whoopi goldberg. he's going on "the view." i don't know why people are so surprised. it's what kim kardashia

road. traveling on 73 -- 83 as we look live in hunt valley, notice everything is up to speed at shawan road and will remain nice and clear traveling down to 695 and get on the jfx heading into city. traffic is starting to pick up on 695. looking live here in overl-ea at bel air road. expect a little congest jest towards towson. now over to you.>>> a rash of burglaries have some in a community changing their reteens. 15 burglaries in three weeks. police are frustrated and neighbors are concerned. sherrie johnson has more and do police have a suspect in this. >> reporter: so far nothing yet but they think it's someone familiar with the area with 15 burglaries in three weeks folks in the boulevard park neighborhood are on the lookout. the community is off mountain road. people say aid quiet and crime free area until now. now some of them didn't lock their doors over the last few weeks things are changeed. police believe the same person committed the burglaries. officers say it's someone very f

still watching the roads for you. and still seeing a report of a disabled vehicle southbound 395 near duke street. doesn't look like it's in the road there. not seeing any delays use make your way towards the area where the disabled is reported. let's head over to 50. nice and clear in maryland. in fact, from annapolis bridge -- bay bridge to the beltway, nice and clear. even 50 inside the beltway, no issues to report. a live look at 202. nice and clear as you make your way to new york avenue. eun and aaron, back over to you. >> 5:12 is your time. it is dominating the headlines even before its release. now is your chance to weigh in on a controversial new book about the death of osama bin laden. >>> also ahead, it costs you more but is it really worth the price. what new r >>> welcome back. hollywood is mourning the loss of abouter michael clarke duncan. he's best known for his role in "the green mile." duncan died yesterday morning in los angeles. he had been in the hospital since suffering a heart attack in july. he

keep in mind beach drive that road is closed because of a downed tree. joyce road. live look at i-66 by the rest area. travel lanes are open. not a lot of volume right now. that's good news. not seeing any accidents as you make your way eastbound or westbound and continuing inside the beltway as well on i-66. no issues there. here's a live look past glebe. very light volume again. no construction. no delays. i'm back with a live look on i-95 in maryland. back over to you. >>> it is 4:42. still to come, asking for more help in california as a mass i've wildfire continues to burn out of control. >>> plus, the price of doing business, proof president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is to cut more taxes on upper-income... people and go back to deregulation. that's what got us in trouble in the first place. president obama has a plan to rebuild america from... the ground up, investing in innovation, education... and job training. it only works if there is

a portion of the road was blocked off. there was shattered glass on the side of the road. more information as it becomes available. police all looking for information into a separate double shooting. police say two people were shot. one of the victims were shot in the leg. both victims are in the hospital. a baltimore county mother is dead following a weekend shooting. >> police are calling her death senseless. kim dacey is doing double duty with the latest on that investigation. >> 22 year-old larelle amos was engaged to be married and worked with suntrust bank. police say she was not the intended subjects. she was at a party in the front yard of a home of the alameda when shots rang out. one struck her in the chest. the shots came from down the street on the alameda. police are calling this a senseless death. they are asking for the public's help to track down whoever did this. >> unacceptable. will not rest until this is completed and we have whoever is involved. i want them to come for it. if somebody heard something or knows something, speak up. that is the right thin

road at joppa road. and another inside baltimore city right on old frederick road at more lee road. megan over to you. >>> take you live again you're looking at a picture as protestors and police have been clashing outside of the u.s. embassy in cairo. this is a developing story this morning. groups were outside throwing stones and bottles at the building. and they were upset about a film they say mocks islam. now at least 13 people were injured in these clashes that happened throughout the night. egypt's government called for restraint while denouncing the film which also sparked fury in libya where four americans were killed in benghazi. we want toilet you know that we are hear -- to let you know that we are hearing reports of an embassy in yemen under attack. however they didn't make it into the grounds into the actual building. "good morning america" will have more on this story and we'll have more on abc2news.com. >>> this morning, students at morgan state university prepare to head back to class af

delays before the dulles toll road. traveling on the dulles greenway and edsall road, not bad. eastbound lanes will be pretty well for this time of morning. on 66 eastbound looking at very heavy slow traffic out of manassas into centreville for. expect delays. not bad once you get inside the beltway. traveling in maryland on 270 delays are southbound in to germantown as you make your way from the truck scales. that's where you'll see the heavy traffic. not bad on the stretch once you get past germantown. now to our chief meteorologist doug hill. good morning. >> good morning, angela. it's thursday, september 6. it's warm and humid again. let's look at cchesapeake beach, 76 degrees, a few breaks in the overcast. we're keeping an eye on a few showers to the south and west of washington. we could see a shower in the metro area. very warm temperatures, 78 degrees now in the city. well above average. we are seeing showers this morning. partly cloudy and hot. low 90's. isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. more in a couple minutes. >> thanks very much. it's not often that you rememb

we have an issue, maryland 25 at ridge road. debris if the road.that's going to slow -- in the road, that's going to slow you down this morning. outside for a live shot. things are look good , the this is near easton, showing us good conditions on the roadways, thus far. 695 harford, things are looking good. our speeds are looking good. 695, outer loop, 95 to 83. >>> more of you are working around the clock and some of us are trying to keep our jobs. >> this morning, joce sterman, has a test to see if you maybe teetering on total work addiction. >> reporter: she had overing she needed to walk down the isle, dress,

if you are on the interstate or any road and you see an emergency road whether it is red, blue or yellowpers, deputies, police officers, fire. even v-d.o.t. workers, tow truck operators on the side of the road, you are by state law required to move over a lap on give them space or if you can't do that safely, you must pass them cautiously which means slowing it down and being extra alert. we are out there trying to make our roadways as safe as possible. we just ask that motorists reciprocate and pay back the favor by making sure our lives are as safe as possible out there too. >> very important. i know that over the years, some 150 law enforcement officers around the country have been killed because of people failing to move over when it is required. thank you very much, corinne geller, public relates director for clearing all that up for us. we appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. >> sorry we didn't have time for your question. >> it was a very good question. >> maybe i can answer it. >> i was wondering if, since we have more speed cameras, are he going to go that route instead of with the a

and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normally midday, you go through it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a building than through a tunnel. and noise from the roadway will be sheltered. and the traffic will be out of v

over to 695, harford road and also seeing volume picking up as you pass harford road. another look at traffic coming up in less than ten tes. >>> he passed away but left a legacy behind. carlos turner was 16 when he died with cystic fibrosis. he was in and out of hospitals. he never lost focus of what he wanted. he didn't want to focus on himself. he decided to do something good and started with a barbecue cause he created on his own. >> he wanted it to be marketed. he wanted to bottle it, sell it and and the money come back to the hospital. his personal brands is hitting store shelves, all pro proceeds will go back to the hospital where he was treated. >>> organic fruits and vegetables may cost you more, is it worth the extra cash? stanford university researchers found there is no practical difference between organic and nonorganic grown produce. when it comes to pesticides, there is a big difference, study found organic fruits and veggies had 30% lower risk of contamination than nonorganic fruits and vegetables and they looked at pork and chicken and discovered antib

we have two reports, maryland 25, ridge road, you have debris in the road. we just got this in, 136 closed in both directions, due to debris. an issue south of town, at green castle road. outside for a live shot. we will look at right around 83, york road, quiet now, volume will pick up during the course of the morning. 95 northbound, in to the fort mc henry tolls, an 8 minute ride. outer loop, an 11 minute ride. >>> search is on for a baltimore county teenager who mixed chemicals in his home and caused a hazmat incident in parkville. linda so is live at county police headquarters where they are looking for the teenager. >>> police are testing the chemical to determine what it was. they are saying that it was not bomb making material. police are hazmat crews were called to park view. the person living there called 911 after he smelled a odor from the basement. he found his nephew and his friend mixing chemicals, they sold it to people to get high. >> i smell the worst smell i ever smelled in my life. i felt light headed, i thought i was going to pass out and

a crash in the city at belair road. still up to speed on the major roadways. 49 on southbound 95 coming out of the northeast. my ministry at calvert, closures because of the baltimore book festival. 11 minutes to go south on 95 from the beltway down towards 32. the roads are still wet. building volume but no official delay. heavier on southbound 295 down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a late night for ravens fans but it was worth the lost sleep. the ravens got some breathing room towards the end of the third quarter as cary williams picks off brandon weeden which gave the ravens a 13-point lead. the browns held tough. the ravens came on top 23-16. the of the big story was the return of the nfl officials after the lockout. the officiating crew was treated to a hero's welcome at m&t bank stadium last night. fans were thrilled to see the return of the professional officials. after the game, it was clear to those on and off the field that the situation had improved. >> the communication was good. i w

the road still blocked off. a couple of moments ago they gathered several evidence markers scattered along the road. here's what we know. last night police started getting numerous calls for a man shooting in the air as he walked through an apartment complex at the corner of 800 chesapeake street southwest. once they arrived, the gunman was in the road, and he started firing at them on the 800 block of southern avenue. the police officers fired back. >> we're still sorting out what the circumstances were. we received several 911 calls for this man. he was waving his firearm in the air, and he was just apparently indiscriminately firing off rounds into theair. >> reporter: now, the suspect was hit in the legs and back multiple times. we understand four to five times he was transported to the hospital in grave condition. both officers involved in the shooting are on standard and administrative leave. live in southeast washington, melissa mollet, news 4, back to you. >> thanks, melissa. >>> mitt romney is trying to

bump in the road? we have an ambassador assassinated. a muslim brotherhood member electioned to presidency of egypt. 20,000 people have been killed in syria. we have tumult in pakistan, iran is that much closer to having the capacity to build a nuclear weapon, these are human lives, not bumps in the road. lou: we will take this up talking with national security experts and we'll talk with national leading doctors, jeffrey garder, and robby ludwig, to psycho analyze the president, and governor romney. the politics of this presidential race. we begin tonight with waleed farris, serves as foreign policy senior advisor to governor romney. also with us, pulitzer prize winning journalist, judy miller, let me begin with you, bumps in the road. what in the world could the president have been saying? and why would he say such a thing. >> he was speaking lou about the sweep of what happened. happened. >> he was talking about recent development that was the question. >> in context of getting rid of dec traitors, -- dictators, a lot of bad things ar

a live look at falls road. making your way through montgomery county passing father hurley boulevard to the beltway this is the pace you will find with late volume. same on the northbound side. also a quick look at i-95 in maryland no delays from 32 to the beltway. the only problem 175 waterloo road is closed at dorsey run road and we are seeing delays there as there is a structure fire. that is the latest from the traffic center. back to news. >> today a number of companies anuns new products. the agency that monitors earthquakes was scooped by twitter. >> beating apple to the punch. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone and ipad but rivals are not waiting announcing new tablets and phones last week. super mario brothers 2 will look familiar to those that played earlier games. the version combines the look of the original with 3-d graphics. >> the background and characters have depth to them which doesn't affect the game but adds a nice visual touch. >> prior experience with the mario games will help. u.s.

things are looking good. 895 -- excuse me, 695 at harford road looking good at this hour. we'll do this all again coming up in less than 10 minutes. megan. >>> five minutes away from 5:00 right now. mike, thanks. >>> about a month ago we told you about airlines to shrink their seats to fit more people on a plane. now united airlines is going through with that plan. the airlines says it's going to retrofit 152 of its planes with slimline seats, reducing the seat size. we're talking about 18 inches to then 17 inches, so the change will allow for six extra seats in the cabin. united says its passengers really shouldn't notice the change, especially since leg room won't be affected. >>> record number of passengers flew through bwi airport in july. the airport's busiest month ever. we're talking about 2.2 million people walking through the terminals. southwest airlines saw the largest amount of passengers in recent months. several new airlines have started announcing new air service for bwi, and tomorrow spirit airlines is set to start service to dallas-fort worth and fort laud

checking out the beltway, a live look at the northwest corner at old court road. no delays whatsoever, you are looking at an 11 minute ride on the outer loop, 795, down to 95, 695, remaining clear from packville up towards towson, if you are using the jfx, no delays 695 to east fayette, an 11 minute ride. that's a look at you time save traffic, meagan, over to you. >>> car seats and booster seats are designed to keep you kids safe while you are on the road. they can cause more injuries. parents make significant mistakes when they are putting the seats in. some of the biggest errors include using the wrong harness slot, not skewing the seat well enough and improper lap belt placement. the most important thing to know, is the type of seat to use depending on your child's age and size. experts say that kids one through three should ride in rei facing car seats. children 4-7 facing forward in the seats with a harness until they reach a certain weight. height limit with kids 8-12 should be in booster seats until they are big enough to use seat belts. >>> a new app is h

still shut down between dumphries road and road. hill traveling around the beltway in well as virginia, looking pretty good for the most part. there's still a work zone in virginia on northbound 95 making your way through fredericksburg and file must. -- and falmouth. elrich in alaska so far on 66 royal all the way to continuing tod the teddy roosevelt bridge. everything looks good so far on 66. back to you. >> thank you. coming up, an update on a local student struck by a police cruiser. >> montgomery county try to piece crash ina deadly gaithersburg last night. collided around 8:00 on t seneca. one woman died and several others injured. of a highway was closed while police investigated. counselors will be at watkins mill high school today to help with a serious accident involving a classmate. 15-year-old jenaya richards was e cruiser while to cross the road. responding to a after aat broke out football game. >> of maryland task force is considering whether laws should regarding people with illness in their access firearms. the tas

the dulles toll road past wiehle avenue all of your lanes blocked on the access road because of a car fire. you're going to have to jump on the toll road. also, traveling the outer'l loo of the beltway looking like a six mile backup. as you get closer to connecticut avenue, another accident just happening now, blocking at least one of your lanes. want to show you how slow you're going from new hampshire avenue. this much volume to connecticut avenue. if you have to take the outer loop of the beltway, may be best to work your way around the local roads to come closer to connecticut avenue to get by the accident there. it is really slow this morning. still checking on the rails. eight-minute delay. brunswick east 890. aaron and eun, back over to you. >>> 65 degrees. new york city's next tourist destination. the record setting edition that will offer amazing views. "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> wow, take a look at that video. this is f

with roads -- wet roads.cident in bel air. 62 on southbound 95 out of the white marsh area. down past 70, 61 miles per hour. 66 on eastbound 70. we have the closures in the city at monument street for the sinkhole of repair. an update on 97 at new cut road. this is 83 at york road. so far not tracking any delays on the 83's. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> the romney campaign will allow reporters to record fundraisers in private homes. >> mitt romney can be heard saying no half of americans think they are victims in title to government health. hallie jackson joins us. how was mitt romney responding to this? >> he called late last minute news conference last night in which he clarified his comments but did not apologize and ask for the full video to be released. >> good evening. i understand there's a video that has been on the internet. >> mitt romney went head-on about a video that was posted. >> they believed that their victims and the government has the responsibility to care for them. campaigne

this is a 83 at timonium road.n though the volume is picking up as you approach the beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. we'll start with the radar. not late rain showers up in pennsylvania -- some light rain showers up in pennsylvania. dry across the entire state of maryland. if you live in the northern areas, you may see some raindrops this morning. a few clouds in the sky and clearing this afternoon. some very cool air is moving in from the great lakes region. this is kicking off some lake- effect rain showers. they are coming down as rain into the south of buffalo. it happens with the warm water and the cool air that gets the precipitation going. that signifies we're changing seasons. we can see the cool air starched to spill into the east. 40 degrees in chicago. high pressure in control in the east. that will bring quiet weather for most of the east coast. we could see some rain chances. 60 downtown. 53 at the airport. 48 degrees in westminster. a few clouds this morning. clearing int

continue over to foothill road. take foothill south and stoneridge drive east back on to 680 or continue on foothill south a little further. now, talking about the backup, here it is. jammed out of livermore. very early for this amount of slowing. more folks might be trying isabel as an alternate through livermore that would congest city streets as well. likely to have slowing as people decide based on whatever the updates are over the next few minutes whether they're going for 580/680 or head down through livermore as well. we'll follow this and track it. back to you figuys. >>> also new this morning, police searching for a man who shot and killed a man in antioch. it happened on sycamore drive near lemon tree way late last night. the antioch man who died is 30-year-old maurice wagner. investigators are following some leads but do not have a suspect description or motive for that shooting. >>> parents at a south bay elementary school are still in shock, extremely surprised over the arrest of their school principal.

it happened yesterday evening on county road. the officer says of his trying to prevent a man arrested for allegedly stealing a motorcycle fromescaping. police are investigating the incident. >>> the district is reporting its first death from the west nile virus. health official say a second person has been hospitalized. these are the first two cases reported in d.c. this year but maryland has seen 21 cases including one confirmed death. in virginia, five cases have been reported but no one has died. >>> five dematha high school football players are no longer on the team after they allegedly hired prostitutes from a call service. that is according to the "washington post." alleged incident happened early saturday morning at a hotel in north carolina after the stag won their first game of the season against a team from hillside, north carolina. the post reports two dematha players have withdrawn from school. two others may face expulsion and a fifth faces a disciplinary hearing. >>> sherry ly is live in mclean near a toll plaza wi

here's overlea at belair road. inner loop just fine but the outer loop is a bit slow as you go up to providence road. >>> a texas police officer being hailed a hee rethe morning. the whole thing caught on tape from a dashcam and it's incredible. we want to show it to you because you can see two officers helping a woman at the side of the road when a van collided into one of the police cars. you can see it coming right there. look how quickly the guy acts, he pushes a woman out of the way as that van came spinning towards them. both are said to be okay. the driver of van was charged but it is incredible to see just how quickly he reacts. >>> all right, lauren let's hope this never happens to you. a traffic reporter there philly look at this got a bit of a surprise when one of the cameras showed the accident and you can see right there live on tv the reporter just about to switch cameras when he saw a car slam into a disabled car on the side of the road. and no word on what caused the crash but it certainly caused th

we'll update the road northbound along i-95.t look too busy here at the prince william parkway. traffic real will you congested in stafford as you travel north aquia harbor. delays are starting to form south of 118 continuing out towards 124 and again at rockville headed south of montrose road to the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. etraffic. >>> making headlines this morning, more and more people apparently are getting conceal and carry gun permits from the state of virginia even if they don't live here. the commonwealth can issue permits to people outside the state if they take appear online gun case. the commercial courses let people get the permit without meeting certain requirements like practicing with an instruct our. virginia issued more than 1600 concealed carry permits to nonresidents in the first half of this year. that is more than they gave out in all of 2011. >>> officials in chicago are trying to decide what to do with 400,000 students for teachers go on strike next monday. officials say they wi

. >> we have wet roads. >> we have wet roads. three accidents already >> welcome back. 6:12. not a lot happening right now. that will probably change as we move into the afternoon hours. for the morning commute, just sprinkles. 71 at the airport. it is a lot more humid outside. the dew points have climbed into the mid to upper 60's. most of the rain is now open pennsylvania. nothing showing up around baltimore. heavy rain in the mountains and that is moving to the east. you have a low pressure out of kentucky and tennessee. a strong cold front will sweep in from the great lakes. they look was a chance for severe weather this afternoon including heavy rain and wind gusts over 60 miles per hour. the wind was changed direction with height. we could see some weak tornadoes. just because the ingredients are there doesn't mean the will take place. sprinkles to start the day. some heavy rain possible later this afternoon. high temperature around 80 degrees. not a good idea to take the boat out today. waves as high

everything is open. 270 at shady grove road, very slow.ident past the cameras slowing you down in the main lanes and express lanes as you head south on 270 get past shady grove road. here is your weather. >> beautiful day. nothing but sun. nothing but sun the rest of the day. very comfortable. low humidity. open the windows. but the fresh air and. 70s this afternoon. the big question, how long does this last? >> we will be gradually warming up the next couple days. should a peek at thursday with a high of around 85. we should be around 81. cooler than normal the last few days. slightly above for the rest of the week. no chance of rain all week long. as we had the weekend, things will change. and the timing of the showers and when we think they could be

trouble in east baltimore where there's a crash on bel aire road. it's going to be right at white avenue. and in downtown baltimore, we're dealing with another accident right on mlk at fayette street. now, if you are using 95 to get into the city, here's a live look at 395 and everything will be up to speed, no delays getting through that fort mchenry tunnel, harbor tunnel also going to be a great shape. and for those of you who are using the beltway, no problems to report from parkville all the way up towards towson. if you are headed to the west side of 695, traffic starting to pick up just a little bit, 12 minutes right now to travel the outer loop from 795 down towards 95. that is a look at your abc 2 time saver traffic. melgon, over to you. >>> we all know drinking and driving is dangerous, however, it's also dangerous to drink and ride a horse. sounds pretty funny, but the cops were not laughing. and the guy who was riding on the horse, he probably is not laughing either. we have details on this story straight ahead. you disgust me. prove it.

and also old philadelphia road. just be aware of that if you're in the aberdeen area. outside we go, let's take a look at 83 at shon road, normal volume picking up at this hour. so far our beltway looking good, inner and outer loop. take a look at some of those drive times this morning, 695 outer loop from 95 to 83, that's an 11-minute commute. megan. >>> the nfl season kicks off tonight with the new york giants hosting the cowboys. and with the league looking -- locked in a labor dispute with the referees unit, replacement referees from the colleges and high school ranks, they'll be used to officiate the games. former new york giants running back tiki barber says replacements, they face such big challenges in such a big league. >> the speed of the game is so much faster and also the pace of the game is so much faster, meaning things are happening faster, not just the play on the field. and it's easy to get confused or caught up in the moment as a player. imagine what it's like as a referee who hasn't been on this s

road. we do have an accident ongoing and that has tied speeds between 94, to around 35 to 40 miles an hour. so we are starting to see some delays. we do have ambulances, fire department, police activity right along perryman road out at old philadelphia road. we did have an earlier accident still ongoing. and congestion really starting to pick up on 695 at edmondson avenue. you'll notice the speeds tied down between 30 to 40 miles an hour. outside we go for a live shot and we'll show you some of our traffic cameras, 695 at liberty road, starting to see some volume on the outer loop. we have another shot for you the further north section of the beltway, 695 at harford road, starting to see some volume. things are looking pretty normal at this hour. the outer loop from 695 to 83 an 11-minute ride. >>> news time right now 6:31. parents want to know that when their kids, they head to school, they're going to be safe. and right now that is really hard for a lot of parents after a shooting at perr

i should do the picture of the 1-way roads. the cost that it brought with it. underneath the existing sign, you had to make another sign on the other part of the road. the also had to indicate you are a car driver on a one-way road but you may have cyclists on the other side. we said, let's pass the message that it is like that, with or without the extra sign, but we could not because it was prohibited by european regulations. we do have some constraints there. >> in the netherlands, you have a separate bicycle path where you cannot turn right without having to encounter other bikes going straight ahead or going left. in a lot of cases, they have traffic lights and they say underneath, cyclists to the right may pass at the red light. in the netherlands, it is quite common that cyclists who are turning right may do so at a red traffic light. >> ok, we are a little after 1:00. before you leave, i would really like to thank the mpc and the german marshall fund. >> if anybody is interested in the presentation, there are some real interesting slides. we will be post

flowing southbound closed at bear creek road. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> terry offered some information. sue hall tracking the impact we want the latest on traffic. >> reporter: traffic we have conflicting reports before we went live on wear i was getting reports it is clear as you see terry is there they say 5:00 for those lanes to be reopened southbound. one alternate highway 92 towards san mateo and half moon bay over to san mateo i should say would be longer but another route in the southbound direction between san jose and the santa cruz area. we'll update this again in a couple of minutes. >>> new this morning, san francisco firefighters are still on the scene watching for hot spots after a two alarm fire in the mission district overnight. flames engulfed top floors of a victorian at 1:00 in the morning it grew to two alarms firefighters managed to put the fire out within an hour. red cross has been called. a cause has not been determined. >>> chp faces grim task of planning a memorial for the officer who died last nig

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