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jill biden. >> rush limbaugh leaped on it. listen to the word "uppity." >> nascar people, as are most people in this country, are mature, tolerant people, who fully understand when they're being insulted and condescended to. and they remember being called bitter clingers. they understand it's a little bit of uppityism. she was never proud of her country, till her husband was running for office. well, the nascar people love their country and they've been proud of it since they were born. what is so hard to understand about mrs. obama being booed? chris: just how clarence thomas shoud owe powerful that word uppity is, describing the criticism he faced in his confirmation hearing. >> it a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way dare to think for themselves. chris: for rush limbaugh to haul out that word, it may be a sign that his audience thinks it's acceptable. when barack obama won in 2008, when that kind of talk was less public, he got 43% of white votes and that was the same level as bill clinton got in 1996. high

biden, according to rush. cheered, but second of all, uppityism clearly refers to people that don't stay in their place. it was always used as a term for blacks. is it racist, yes, unequivocally? it's a racist use of term. it's something that people should stay in their place. i guess mrs. obama didn't stay in her place when she went to princeton and she didn't stay in her place when she became a lawyer and she didn't stay in her place when she went on to become a senator's wife and now she's the first lady. and don't dare fly as the first lady. you don't know your place because, rush, places have changed in america. but we're not going to get distracted by you, rush. we're not going to let us get off of focus here because the problem is that you have as little respect forç those nasc people as you do the first lady because you don't advocate an extension of the payroll tax for them. you don't want them to have the same rights that the 1% have. you don't want them to have health care coverage so don't try to

it could impact your rush. if you're heading out at the bay bridge, running smoothly despite the fog. no delays to report east or westbound. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on buses and trains. for that we go to kurt kroncke of the m.t.a. good morning, kurt. >> good morning, sarah. earlier power outage causing a 30-minute delay on the light rail, also west bridge northbound between cromwell and b.w.i. to camden. however, light rail is full service right now. metro subway on time. marc trains looking good. no delays on the penn, camden and brunswick lines. we have the 19 bus with a diversion at eutaw and baltimore. 311 diverting southbound at cathedral and monument. with the m.t.a. transit team, i'm kurt kroncke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you, sir. good morning, everyone. we're heading into the biggest travel time of the year, so i thought we'd start with the national travel weather, then work our way back to baltimore. there's going to be rain shower activity all along the

the holiday shopping season has officially started with the mad rush of black friday. kim dacey is at a store in timonium with more. >> the doors open and people flooded into stores like best buy, toys "r" us, and wal-mart. looking for those black friday sales. >> wal-mart was a little crazy. elbow shuffling and tackling. >> everyone was excited when we opened up. >> this year, most of the big box stores open at midnight, or even earlier on thanksgiving night, to give shoppers the extra time to pick up the early bird deals. >> my sister and her kids went out last night. they did great. some of the things i look for that they got last night. >> store managers call it a success, business has been great, and consumers are giving it a mixed review. >> i sort of like it. we are done at this point. >> i understand if you can get a really good deal, go for it, and if you have the energy, that is fine. but for me, no, i want a good night's sleep. >> at 6:00 a.m., the stores have been packed in years past, but they were much and deer. -- much emptier. >> today, 3 or four people

it's still a heavy rush. good job by lardarius webb breaking on the football. >> brad: 49ers are going for it. have to. have to. >> mike: ball game right here, brad nessler. >> brad: fourth down and four. they've got to get to the 41 yard line. >> mike: he's blitzed all night long. i don't know why chuck pagano wouldn't blitz him again. >> brad: who's got number 55. in his track stance. smith, empty backfield. fourth down. quick throw is complete. is it a first down? no. they gave it to him. braylon edwards, his first catch of the night, but, boy, is it a big one. >> mike: four-man rush, no blitz. laid off. allowed him to complete it in front of them. good tackle, ooh, that's close. that is really close to that yellow line. >> brad: two minutes remaining fourth quarter. >> brad: thursday night football brought to you by pizza hut's big dinner box. all your favorites in one epic box and by mercedes-benz, experience truly great engineering today at your mercedes-benz authorized dealer. rich. >> i'm down here on

he rushed for two touchdowns and 10 4 yards on the ground. ray lewis for the first time in four years missed a start. the defense wasn't perfect, but they got the job done when it counted, including a real nail-biter of a fame stand in the red zone at the end of the game. the ravens now take full control of the a.f.c. north with their 31-24 win yesterday against the cincinnati bengals. keith mills has more highlights and reaction coming up a little later in sports. >> 6:08, 56 degrees on tv hill. find out how empty beds in a hospital delivery room translates into empty homes sitting on the marketful we'll explain the connection in this morning's bloomberg business report. >> plus, officials in california take action against campus police who unleashed pepper spray on a group of peaceful demonstrators. find out what's being done following reaction to this shocking treatment. >> and before you hit the stores for black friday, you might want to know which ones will make the experience as pleasant as possible. thisier's list of naughty and nice s

dan: tebow has 53 yards rushing in 17 carries today.s strike to decker was a beautiful throw there. in the first half. and this catch by decker set up the tying field goal. ian: second and 7 for denver. mcgahee gets the call. and mcgahee knifes his way to the 44-yard line for a gain of five. weddle over there defensively for san diego. dan: this has been a rather ugly game if you're a fan of offense but defense has been outstanding. both of these teams have held their opponent to 5-14 on third down conversions this afternoon. ian: now third and 2 for the broncos. fans on their feet here at qualcomm. this is where tebow can be so dangerous. tebow up the middle. can he muscle his way to the spot? he cannot. one-yard gain brought down at the 45. dan: he is short. he sends out the punting team. i know he had to be tempted to leave the offense out there but tebow decides after faking the ball to mcgahee he's going to follow mcgahee straight up the middle. weddle with a good job there, then the charger thomas there prevents tebow from the fir

sunday, he celebrated his 27th birthday rushing for nine yards on the first kit.nd in his next 5k, last 5k, he went for minus 5 yards. today, he was released and the skins brought back evan royster. >>> and this season, showing flashes of brilliance and rushed for a season high 74 yards and on 10k and week 2 against the cardinals and on sunday, 35-yards on eight attempts against the cowboys and despite the limited opportunities, he's led the team in rushing the past three games and earning 5yards a k and why hasn't he starred or carried the ball more? >> i like him. he's doing great things. i don't want to put too much person on him too early. he's not ready -- pressure on him too early. he's not ready for. that i like what i see. >> and that is better to start it and with that game. >>> last night, alex in the lineup for the caps against the phoenix coyotes. after falling behind 2-0, the caps raleigh -- rale. the third-period powerplay goal appeared to be the game winner, a 4-3 victory and with the losing streak. this morning, he was one of nine players on the ic

and they are 6th in the league in points and rushing yards.uch of those rushing yards is thanks to the runningback frank gore. and the skins are giving up an average of 151 rushing yards per game. gore had 134 just last week against cleveland. and the defense definitely has their work cut out for them. >> and yeah, that is something that they need to run on out there, you know? and alex smith, he is just, well, managing the games. but they need to run that ball with no secrets. and you need to keep that going. >> and the defense, they might need to try to stop the 49ers without safety that will go out there. they said that out of practice with a knee injury. on offense, mike shanahan said that he is feeling better today after a little setback yesterday and fred davis was limited again as well. all right, this is shaping up to be a not-so-good season for the big maryland sports teams. the turps football team is just 2-6 under their new head coach. there's not much hope for the basketball team either. losing jordan williams to the draft for abou

it is not rush hour. we are moving ok. we have a lot of luggage. >> as far as the road at this hour, we are a hearing reports of congestion on interstate 83 north of the city as well as interstate 95 north of the city are on the delaware court turnpike and the new jersey turnpike. -- the delaware turnpike and the new jersey turnpike. you can get an update act wbaltv.com. for two -- part two of the rubble call case starts right after the weekend. facing charges that he teamed up against an african-american opponent. one of the witnesses he plans to call, congressman in logic cummings. jayne miller joins us live -- congressman e. elijah cummings. jayne miller joined us live with more. >> why him? the lawyers are curious. worked on all three of his campaigns. now he sits under indictment, accusing of crossing -- accusing him of crossing the criminal line by using robo calls to suppress the black vote. >> there was no criminal act. >> when lawyers intend to argue he made what he called in as the decisions, but nothing arises t

bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms of rush. we've got the future covered. mine. would be soo much brighter than if you knew me about some new from phones to freshen up and some. stunts on t.v. don't come. great. come to. some to be a little. go. play the snooze and the week's top stories on our t.v. the greek prime minister is expected to resign to allow a new coalition unity government to be formed in line with demands from the country's opposition. battle for america police crackdown on the peaceful anti corporate all compiled movement spreading fast across the country for nearly two months now. russia questions the legality of viktor of the trial after a new york jury found the businessmen are guilty of international arms trafficking . and a man and a mission to mars came once step closer to reality this week as russia's that vicious experiment a mock. trips to the red planet successfully ended in moscow after five hundred twenty tickets led led .

they rushed -- a woman's life in california.y rushed to the overturned truck and pulled the woman and one other passenger from the wreck. the truck driver was killed. >>> a 3rd grader who ways more than 200 pounds has been taken away from his family. social workers in the cleveland area say the boy's mother was not doing enough to control the boy's weight. this is the first case in ohio of a child being put in foster care because of the boy's weight saying the mother demonstrated medical neglect. we asked you to tell us what you think. should the mother be held responsibility for his obesity? 92% of you said yes. 8% said no. >>> coming up tonight on the news edge at 11:00, we're working new reaction on the accusations against herman cain. the presidential candidate was in northern virginia tonight for a fundraiser. will the claims of a 13-year- old long affair sway supporters? >>> chaos outside a dupont circle restaurant to ever the weekend, one person killed, several others -- over the weekend, one person killed, several others

contenders have you been forced to discuss it at presidential debates and even rush limbaugh rush limbaugh who is a no fan of the right or the left wing excuse me or of the occupy movement started invoking the ninety nine percent sentiment on his radio show this week but we have to start wondering about what needs to be done to keep the momentum going to make sure that the occupy movement results in action in stead of just rhetoric now some people have suggested that perhaps it's time for the occupiers to wait out the winter maybe they should go back home during the cold weather and come back out during the spring when they can have larger numbers and more force but of course there are a lot of concerns as to whether that's going to ruin their momentum now we also discussed yesterday that former labor secretary and now u.c. berkeley professor robert reich said that if you look back at u.s. history these are the moments these types of crackdowns were a crackdown that may or may not have been coordinated as a lot of reports out there have said these are the moments that actually make movemen

i was flying. 55, 60 miles per hour in rush hour in the rain. it's true. but let me tell you the story here. it took me a long time of crawling at 15 miles an hour to get to the icc and now that i'm continuing my trip north up to vbi, i am crawling again at about 15 miles per hour. but, i do believe i'm ahead of delia. i'm just now crossing into howard county, maryland. north of laurel. so i'm continuing to move north and hopefully i'll make that flight. >> all right. we'll let delia have the final word on that. where are you, delia? >> he absolutely is ahead of me. however, we made good time considering yeah, we are in rush hour holiday weekend and it's raining. so we just got on to 95. we have been driving for just over an hour and so from montgomery mall to this point, we're talking maybe 16, 17 miles. so yes. it's taken about an hour just to travel 17 miles. however, we're now moving. we're on 95. we see signs for the icc which is a few miles away. eventually, we'll get there. >> delia traveling at bicycle speed. >> delia is a glass half full kind of g

he struggled for every breath. >> there's a rush, there's an urgent situation. >> reporter: for andy, the stress inside the cramped emergency room is familiar. >> the values i learned playing big-time football, just a discipline to prepare yourself, i just use in my everyday life. >> reporter: when the pressure's on, you have to perform. >> yeah. >> reporter: andy can see the baby is in bad shape but it's unclear exactly what's wrong with him. the tests he would have ordered back at home are not possible here. they can't even find a mask small enough to fit the baby's tiny face. >> put in 60 ccs. >> reporter: in a threadbare e.r. on the other side of the world, does andy have what it takes to save the baby's life? [ knock on door ] cool. you found it. wow. nice place. yeah. [ chuckles ] the family thinks i'm out shipping these. smooth move. you used priority mail flat rate boxes. if it fits, it ships for a low, flat rate. paid for postage online and arranged a free pickup. and i'm gonna track them online, too. nice. between those boxes and this place, i'm totally staying sane this yea

police rushed in after two men got into a fight at the jewelry counter.hey were jockeying for a black friday &pbuy when they started thrrwin punches. when an officer one man started attacking him. it took two officers and &pthe hhlp of ome bystanders t break it up. one of the men was charged withhassault ann taken to jail, the other man lefttthe store. four year oldssdon't often &punderstand the consequences o their actions. that also goes for four-year old sho. at a safeway store in washington.. when she decided to ooen up and eat a bag of &pdried apricots ... her father didn't notice the peety crime.. but a securitt guurd did. and what he did heads. jones says: "proceeded to and she's anned froo the ole - store, and we're pressing charges,and she needs to siin this form sayinggshe underrtands she can't come intt any safeways." safeways." savannah's parents said she couldn't sigg the form.. since she can'tt even wwite yet.... the family eventually ot aa apology from the safeway division president... who said the a store owner fights back when a robber pu

i agree with rush. >> greg: wait, you agree with rush?ic: i agree with rush. >> greg: we need a fox news alert. jimenez is a fox news alert. >> bob: serious. first of all, rush, not wearing shirts like that. and secondly, let me make a point here. rush is always on top of the conservative movement, as you are. way off on the conservative movement. what are you kidding me? whoever makes a case against obama and that is all they've been doing. >> eric: no, they haven't. >> bob: they haven't? >> eric: they have been systemically taken apart by the left. michele bachmann, then rick perry and herman cain. they are defending themselves. every day you hear stuff from the left. put them on the defensive so all they can do is defend their record instead of taking shots at obama where they should be. >> greg: the candidate whoever believes obama is the problem. he narrowed it down to 86 million people. >> eric: correct. >> greg: even carrot top could occupy the white house. >> andrea: he's right. so many candidates taken the bait, the media's bait

he finished with 125 yards rushing. deacons take a 17-7 lead.urth quarter, wake forest under control. dexter mcdougal falls down, 35-yard touchdown. gibbons had eight touchdowns. terps have lost seven in a row. their record drops to 2-9. down a level, strike up the band. council playing gonzaga. good counsel with the ball. rolls in for six. he finished with 157 yards rushing, three touchdowns, falcons up 28-0. later the pitch goes to dorian owe daniel. around the end, then breaks a tackle. 25-yard touchdown, o'daniel rushed for 299 yards. and they shut out the eagles 42-0. he completes the first undefeated season in school history. that's impressive. also college hoops, george mason loses to florida atlantic 80-75 in overtime. tomorrow redskins cowboys at fedex field. >> baltimore's playing too. >> yes. >> the weather will be good. could be an upset. >> the weather will be good tomorrow for the redskins game and the ravens game. one more check of the forecast. partly to mostly cloudy tomorrow, low to mid-60s. rain moves in quickly after the sun

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firms are being encouraged to join the gold rush is a relatively wealthy country. and i expect there will be opportunities for british . companies to get involved in the reconstruction of libya philip hammond is urging c.e.o.'s and sales directors to pack their suitcases and heads to the north african country the u.k.'s bill for its part in the nato intervention in libya is estimated at just under five hundred million dollars but according to the u.k. department of trade and investment the value of contracts to rebuild libya in areas ranging from electricity and water supplies to health care and education could amount to upwards of three hundred billion dollars over the next ten years and the british government will make sure it takes a leading role in that just as it did in the war and that's raising more questions about the u.k.'s motives in playing such a big role in the recent conflict john hillery of war on want says it has shades of post-war iraq when companies from countries involved in the allied invasion were awarded all the best gigs. journalist john pilg

major arteries were jammed with traffic during the evening rush. thanksgiving travelers added to the normal commuters. it was predicted that nearly 3 million travelers will hit state highways, tunnels, and bridges over the holiday week. drivers say, with the rain, conditions were terrible on the roads last night. standing water on the roads cut visibility, paralyzed traffic, and made driving downright dangerous. >> i have had a couple of close calls and even just going under some of the bridges, going under some trees. you have more water coming down on top of the car, which makes it even harder to see. >> if you do plan to leave today or tomorrow, it is suggested to leave before 6:00 a.m. or after 11:00 p.m., especially if you plan to take 95. reporting live, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the search continues for the second of two suspects who held up a walmart at gunpoint. edwin perkins was arrested after he and another man were seen walking out of the store with two large screen tv's. the second suspect managed to escape. >> police are stepping

the colder air rushes in.d see a few wet flakes coming into frederick, front royal and harrisonburg tomorrow. the next couple days, again, it's going to be chilly. a high of 48 degrees. tomorrow, 80% chance of rain. not much in the way of sunshine tomorrow. 59 for friday. saturday and sunday, sunday is the better day. saturday 54. sunday 63 with more clouds. then a chance of rain monday and wednesday of next week. of course, thursday is thanksgiving. right now, i think thanksgiving next week, it's way early out, but looking like it will be dry. just a little chilly. >> all right. >> don't forget. >> thanks veronica. >> thanks. >>> a father-to-be didn't expect to deliver his first baby. >> his girlfriend's unexpected labor pains forced him to spring into action. amanda has the story. >> reporter: she wasn't due until friday. when she started feeling labor pains, she thought she had time to wash up before heading to the hospital. little did she know, the baby had other plans. >> took a bath and started to come o

. >> driving a rock crawler is an adrenaline rush. know a lot of guys get it from speed, but believe it or not, crawling around sitting 50 feet up on the side of a hill, and you can feel the tires inching off of a rock underneath you, it's a pretty good rush. >> on july 7th, 2005, in portland, indiana, bob competes in a rock crawler tournament. fans pack in to cheer on these vehicles that look like something straight out of "mad max." >> some people watch for the races. some people watch for the wrecks. you got people there to watch rock crawling. you got people who can't wait to see what happens if one's going to fall off rock, and they do. >> the competition is fierce. and the custom-built rock crawlers can be dangerous. >> in essence, you're trying to defy gravity to some extent. sometimes you don't win. gravity does. you are in a confined area. you have gasoline. and any time you have fuel in a vehicle, you have a possibility of a fire. >> this competition is a timed course, where drivers receive penalties for errors like hitting

a rush, right after, you crash. a good idea. is really unhealthy.t does not make your life any easier. >> we are told men of the biggest abusers when it comes to or of all with these energy drinks. of those sent to the hospital were

spend a few minutes in the backyard listening to the leaves fall and that is going to be a big rush of leaves coming down in the next week or see and check them out whole you can and tomorrow is not going to be a bad day. i want to you see we're watching this moisture getting closer and later tonight, we'll see them coming in from that and this is the same system that brought the snow to denver and to kansas. it's going to pass to the south, although you would never believe that by looking at the pact that that is -- fact that that is stretched from chicago to the deep south and there is a slight chance of showers out of it and start with the future cast. we have clear skies and go through the leave night hours and i'm pausing this at 6 in the morning and i wanted you to see what we get is passing south through central virginia and being you get a shower in charles county and southern prince georges county? that is that close. a spotty shower possible leave night and for the first few hours tomorrow morning. by noon, that looks like we're seeing sunshine back for the suburbs and for mo

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you might want to call it rush hour. things are going to get even busier over the next 24 hours. with less than 48 hours left until the big thanksgiving meal the rush is on to get those last-minute items. >> i have everything, the turkey and all the trimmings. >> at this bethesda giant, this is one of the busiest in grocery shopping days of the year. >> pretty busy for a rainy day. everyone is coming out for the last minute turkeys. >> you have to do what you have to do, it is thanksgiving. >> $132. >> according to the american farm bureau federation, the overall cost for the meal is up 13%. that is because things like a 16 pound turkey will cost $3.91 more this year. the stuffing and green beans are up nearly a quarter. pie shells are up more than a nickel and a can of pumpkin for the pie will be 41 cents more. >> we are not cutting back. >> that have about a dozen registers open here and have been going steady all day long. many of the local grocery stores are going to have extended hours throughout the day tomorrow that is the cue have to leave it till the very last minute. --

it's happened at the height of rush hour. the injured children were passengers in the car. the bus had students on board, but they were not hurt. >>> also in baltimore county is water is finally back on and dozens of businesses and home effected by water-main break on bell air road the break in the 12-inch lane shutdown northbound lanes while crews raced to manager it. >> former governor is on trial for those calls that went out to black voters last election day. here are the opening arguments from both sides. >> election night robo calls speaks for itself a deceptive attempt to trick 135,000 registered video draps into thinking the governor had written an election and there was no need to go vote. >> rewelcomes everything is fine. the only thing that's left is what's on tv tonight. >> s ares say that's because campaign manager paul wanted it that way so he could win the election while suppressing african-american voter turn out. they told jurors those calls were reverse psychology intended to get african- americans to rush right out and vote for repickuply can and others l

maryland's news station. >> thanksgiving rush. despite higher gas and ticket prices millions are traveling. >> tonight the back up and the weather impact. >> hello. >> here is what people are talking about. >> the holiday rush is in full effect right now, tens of thousands of people and millions of americans are on the road. we are live with coverage. bob and tim are updating your thanksgiving forecast. first, mike hellgren with more on the big rush out of

several people heading out last night to try to beat the rush that is expected later today. the rain because that plan to backfire. brake lights clocked the major commutes on tuesday as rain cascaded and tempers boiled. >> it has been a nightmare. >> justin stopped to gas up before you tackle the longest leg of his commute, taking 83 all the way to pennsylvania. >> evens is going under some of the bridges and the trees, you have more water coming down on top of the car. >> thanksgiving travel is part of the reason the roads were so jammed. nearly 3 million travelers will hit state highways over the holiday week. ron thought he could drive down from new jersey on tuesday to avoid the traffic. >> it was horrendous. use a takes me three hours. it took me four and half hours. when you're in the right lane, you have about a foot of water. >> if you plan to leave, go early or leave late. travel before 6:00 a.m. or after 11:00 p.m., especially if you have to take 95. holiday fall the ha travel forecast on facebook to stay ahead of this wet weather. >> thank you. we are getting into

again, a pretty soggy one for the morning rush.s going to be pretty soggy around noontime and even around the afternoon tomorrow. look at the areas north of us that we're talking about. quite a bit of rain tomorrow. no need to water those late fall, early winter plants like your pansies or your mums. they're going get plenty of water tomorrow. and i hope you have raked because the leaves are going to get packed down and then they'll probably get a chance to dry out and blown around on thursday. because thursday will be breezy as we clear out. the white here, those are the clouds. and watch what happens early on thursday morning there is the rain, well out of here. the clouds continue to make their way eastward. but again, a breezy day for thursday with temperatures that are going to be much lower. so rainfall out of this system, oh, it's going to be a lot setting up right through the area around an inch and a half. all piling in by the time we get to late evening wednesday. an inch and a half for the purple. and that means for balt

hokies only allowing 86 rushing yards, gave up 247 tonight.hat seals the deal, thomas to chris. his third touchdown of the game, 34-26 the final. hokies add a field goal and they win it. they are now 9-1 on the season. >> if the redskins are going to resurrect this season down in miami, they're going to have to run the ball to do it. during the first four games of the year when the redskins were 3-1, they were eighth in the nfl in rushing. the last four games when they were 0-4, 32nd in rushing. that's dead last, folks. when you run the ball, you also make john beck's life a lot easier. beck and the offense has been struggling mightily. with five starters missing because of injury, they've scored just 11 points in two games and for the season the offense only averaging 15. points per. the defense has been far from perfect but they still rank seventh in the nfl giving up just over 20 points per game. you have to wonder what the defense is thinking about the guys on the other side of the ball. >> you just try to pick 'em up. we see the potential

three-man rush.de at the 17 yard line by kerley for a first down. >> cris: what a night tonight for rob gronkowski. >> al: yes, gronkowski and ninkovich, and brady, carter --. over the middle, greene. he gets tackled at the 10 yard line. you know, you leave it to belichick, and he is always, i mean, people around the country don't even know who half of these guys are. >> cris: i know i don't. >> al: we had to study like crazy this week going, this defense? >> cris: well, it is good that they brought up a lot of active guys from the secondary tonight, because they used them all. >> al: second and three and sanchez stepping away to throw that one out of of the end zone. third down. >> cris: really, it has been just solid coverage all night. and going right across the board here. john molden over there, and they are playing zones, and arrington on the other side. no problem. keller had that one catch after we talked about it, but he has not been nearly the factor that probably should have been against t

a guy who opened fire in the middle of rush hour. it happened yesterday in the 1200 block of north capital street. it left one man wounded and two vehicles in need of body work. derrick ward talked to a witness who narrowly escaped being shot. >> reporter: anyone who navig e navigated the intersection of new york after and north capital knows it's a challenge. yesterday's evening rush hour redefined the term nightmare commute. a gunman opened fire on new york avenue. the target was another man also on foot. >> we have one person who was shot in the back in the 1200 block of north capital street, transported to a hospital. >> reporter: the victim was trying to find cover and taken to a hospital in a private car. as the bullets flew and motorists and pedestrians ducked for cover. this man whose identity we are not releasing got hit. >> i felt my truck was impacted. >> reporter: he kept down until police arrived. a large caliber round pierced his front bumper. he began counting his blessings. >> an angel was with me. the bullet didn't h

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>> did i. >> people trying to beat the rush.ther won't help because we have more damp weather today, tonight and the first part of wednesday before things clear out by wednesday afternoon. here is a look at our day planner for you this tuesday morning. we've got light rain, drizzle and fog to start. right now, cloudy with some sprinkles at national. we'll climb to the mid-50s this afternoon. we'll continue the climb tonight into early tomorrow. we'll have some highs in the low, possibly mid 60s by