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his name is seymour, is that right? >> seymour. yes, he's a bart owl and he's an example of what we do at the center. we rescue injured and orphaned wild animals and give them the care they need and release them back into the wild. seymour, unfortunately, injured his wing on a barbed wire fence and injured it so badly that he's handicapped. so he could not be released back in the wild. he stays with us, and participates in education programs. >> poor thing seems a little nervous right now. >> it's his first tv appearance. >>> we can understand. and as we were talking now that spring is approaching, a lot of animals, wild animals are starting to have their babies and they could -- there could be an issue, whether -- one of the things you said you wanted to talk about is tree removal. there's an issue of concern there. tell us why. >> a lot of the native wildlife nest in and around our homes and when we're doing yard work or cutting down trees, we can disturb their nests and they can end up homeless. so we do get an orphaned baby squ

open hearts by jane seymour. talk to you in a bit. >> she taught me something. have always called them fake flowers. she called them permanent botanicals. >> i like that. there you go. taking a break, coming right back with more of the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> four and 1/2 until 7:00. here come updates from sharon and marty. >> 43 is the high, right now 21 on tv hill. not as cold as it was this weekend with sunshine not a bad afternoon. now, here is sharon gibala at wjz tv traffic control. >> hi, marty, good morning, everyone, things starting to jam up and plenty of accidents, one of them on 83 southbound, the delay back to york road. accident still at 97 northbound, another one in the city north charles. one in north point boulevard and one more at columbia. there is a look at your speeds on the beltway. there is that delay on the top side. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. >>> back over to you, don. >> thank you, stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, complete news, weather and traffic still ahead for you this morning. >>>

welcome back to you chris. >> seymour, i'm going to reach out with you first. very meticulous about taking care of her voice. she knew that those things are not good for her voice. and she was definitely not on anything when we were handling her. >> those were what years, seymour? >> caller: from the years we signed her and i was with her for about five years and then i retired. >> was this all before her somewhat well-chronicled problem with drug addiction? >> caller: oh, yes. there was no problem with drugs. >> what did you last speak with her? >> caller: oh, it's been some years. >> have you spoken to any members of her family yet, seymour? >> caller: not recently, no. >> i'll bring you in christopher now. where do you think whitney houston fits in the chronicle of outstanding singers? >> right here the top. i think she's a terrific singer. she's someone who influenced a generation of singers that came after her, including christina aguilera and others. i think she's someone that i think really held the line againsted the tide against electronic music and hi

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allison seymour, fox 5 news. >> and when that camp closed, many families stayed close.hey would develop communities like today, drew and arlington overview. the abolition of the and women's right activists worked at the village as a counselor, preacher, and helped the unemployed find work. >> and that is fascinating to hear about the history of our area. >> fascinating. >>> coming up, hepatitis c concerns. the age group that could be at risk. >>> the fda takes steps to ease a cancer drug shortage. >>> and what is in your burger? why test tube meat could be coming to a supermarket near you. you.  [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for an incredible price: just $89.99 a month for two years with a two-year agreement. it's an amazing deal, but it's for a limited time only. so don't wait. n more? call right now and we'll add a special bonus: $300 back. unlike cable, fios delivers a 100% fiber-optic network to you

allison seymour, fox 5 news. >>> it's drizzly and cold outside. >> yeah. >> and probably have to have those days once in a while. >> it's one day. >> okay. >> and tomorrow, the sun's going to be shining and windy tomorrow afternoon. i think we am have wind gusts, 25, 30 miles per hour and we are really still, so everyone knows, we're in this waiting pattern for this weekend event. it's not all clear, but this morning, our guidance suggested more reliably, i would say, that at least we're in for something here and, of course, we have to watch the track and the cold air is and where it's not and, again, where that chance of a snow will be. we'll get to that coming up and not going to talk about the snowfall totals and i'm not going to show you where i think there is some snow. i think it's too early. in terms of rain out there, though, max radar will show that the showers are sliding to the east. in the metro, we're drying out. could there be another spotty shower the next hour, hour and a half or so? sure. most of the rain moved to the east. saint mary's city, you're getting there and

that victor here think you forgot your phone calls this the only our that we have a victory won the seymour viktor kozlov the snow with the one the state and in the the inspire from lisbon also from their requests and what they like and what works and their lifestyle have slowly and i love being in a think so much when anderson can me of all sizes mio spec for you and the thing is one of drama feel wonderful and for spring and summer in new wear now if you want this part but just a hint it does not shout it is therefore is is is there a 73 and that's a lot of zeros they're too i payments and $19.62 some known your own you live right now in connecticut and new york city and that massing conn a rosella fund meeting in new apply so fast thank you so much for joining us and make sure you stay on the phones and place orders online is what think you victor thanks for watching connie's up next. prai won't t 500 m of water resistance the automatic movement 24 tools is a third-generation the also have in this hour rate freeze the price way to you see the detail on that bracelets filth of the design

. >>> happy birthday to actress jane seymour. turns 61. >>> you can stay on top of the latest developments on those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today show." the singer's emotional outburst days before she died. reality tv star khloe kardashian will be on the show to dish on her famous family's household. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the kodak theater, i don't know the name of it anymore, we look at the gorgeous faces, is that jane seymourght? you got any favorites for us? tell us what's going on, a.j. >> first of all t is the hollywood and highlands center and the stars are rifg and don you're right, you didn't get this assignment because i got this assignment because "showbiz tonight" is here for the "showbiz road to gold" gets under way in 19:30 from now but there are a lot of favorites and the best picture category all odds on "the artist" at the moment. it's the oscars. "the descendants" nine nominees in the best picture category and the real showdowns everybody's looking are the best actor and actress categories. best actor we've had the great time of having george clooney up against one of his best friends, brad pitt for "money ball" and george for "descendants" they love to play practical jokes on each other everybody has had fun. the competition will be i think between clooney and john dijiordan. meryl streep has been nominated 17 times, could win for "iron lady" although, don, my money tonight and i love you,

. >> i am allison seymour i just got a glimpse for more on what we are in for and it is good news tucker barnes. >> what are you standing around. >> you put pressure on me i don't have what time sunrise was in front of me i have a lot of stuff on mardi gras. good morning i think sunrise was 6:56 a.m. should be a nice day, nice start clouds this afternoon it is cold. generally temperatures below freezing outside the belt way 35 washington 23 out of dulles, 23 ocean city, 21 harrison burg, plenty of chilly temperatures off to the west and south this morning, clouds out west, rain showers as well. stay north and west of us the cloud cover will start to move in later today partly sunny mostly cloudy afternoon, dry conditions temperatures 50s. won't be bad afternoon here is your forecast today look for those out of the south 15 to 20 miles per hour, 52 degrees. springtime temperatures on the way. stick around and see the 5 day. i will have details on that in just a minute, let's see if julie wright can deliver. >> i think so we are looking good on the roads, really just delays what we are tal

. >> i am allison seymour we are all a little tired >> i didn't watch the whole show because i just can't when you get up early in the mornling we will talk about it later on. >> tucker barnes is standing by with the latest on this workweek weather good morning tuck. >> good morning. going to be a beautiful day off to a cool start temperatures upper 20s, low 30s later this afternoon bright sunshine featuring temperatures as mentioned 60 degrees for daytime highs, 10 degrees above normal, 37 now washington, 31 out at dulles, let's see ocean city 39 degrees, fredericksburg, 34. looking -- check out how quiet it is not much to show you a few clouds off to the north and west very weak cold front will get here late this afternoon tonight, should pass through dry and then, we will have more nice weather tomorrow up ahead of that front, nice mild temperatures expected plenty of sunshine enjoy your afternoon, there it goes high temperatures 59 degrees, 4:00 p.m. more details on the forecast look at the rest of the workweek in a minute, traffic and julie has your latest. >> good morning to you tuc

. >> i am alison seymour and we do have a school delay to pass along to you before we get to tucker barnes. page county virginia schools will open two hours late a two- hour delay for page county virginia school. >> tucker is here to update us on the improving weather conditions. >> should be beautiful you mentioned the full moon was february 7th but still nearly full beautiful too is the setting. sunrise should be beautiful highs later today, upper 40s there is your sentinel sat rad storminess out of here off to the north and east and just a few clouds left over as you start your morning but again we should see the sun build in later today with plenty of quiet for our thursday with warmer temperatures right now, chilly, 33 at regan national, let me mention those breezes out of the north and west, 10 miles per hour it will be breezy at times today as that snow continues to exit north and east just be ready for the breeze here otherwise good looking forecast. 48 washington 50 your high frederiksburg. 44 your afternoon high in hagerstown more details on the forecast, we have an arctic front

. >> i am alison seymour, tucker barnes always on his game good morning tuck. >> hey, alison we got most of the numbers right. there you go. it is cold outside to start your day in for a beautiful monday, high temperatures upper 40s. low 50s should be a great looking monday it is a cold start kids headed to the bus stop, walking to work be ready for a cold start generally in the 20s. 29 baltimore, 24 dulles, 28 frederiksburg. ocean city, 25 degrees. looking at our satellite picture we've got just a cloud or two out there as mentioned high pressure is building through we will be in for a nice day should be a diamond i want to mention well off to the north and west, a densing the advisory that will be in effect -- a dense fog advisory that will be in effect until this afternoon. we will top out to low 50s by 4:00 p.m. another dry day. nice looking forecast tomorrow and changes for wednesday. traffic and julie wright has your latest good morning julie. >> hey, good morning tucker right now we will say good morning to the crew in sky fox they are hovering above the belt way in virginia makin

northwest washington today is wednesday february 8th, 2012 good morning i am tony perkens >> i am alison seymour with snow on the way at least one school system taking precautions, they closed today the administrative offices will open on time and liberal leave is in effect but no school for students. >>> pre-emptive strike. >> that's right. >> tucker barnes has a the latest details. >>> snow on the way not a major storm that said enough to cause problems particularly this afternoon for the evening rush hour that looks like prime time let's look at hd radar. and as we get into the morning hours here we should start to continue to cloud up and the snow will arrive by late morning early afternoon, so, you got seven more hours again we should have no issues with our morning commute by late afternoon we should have light moderate snow bands moving through the area. big change a winter weather advisory. let's move on issued for counties off to the north and west, and these go into effect 10:00 a.m. and 12 noon depending on which county you are living n but that is where the heaviest snow totals will

there are so few examples of it, and again, the wonderful example that i cited tonight of governor seymour throwing one of these cases into municipal court when it involved is sort of comical. because no federal court is going to hear it. and the courts in the states where most of this see presentation's taking place, maryland, missouri, kentucky, are really not an operation. i mean the military courts have taken over the jurisdictions. and, again, with the writ of habeas corpus nationalized and the suspension created by congress, three times lincoln has free reign to have people arrested by the military and tried by military tribunals. >> i have the privilege of having the judge who is signaling to me that it's time for us to conclude. >> i thought he had a question. >> wonderful discussion. so just let me ask you, fast forward to the internet age. >> okay. >> where everyone's a journalist today, right? so how do we apply some of the lessons to the world of today? >> there is no world today that equals the threat to this country that existed between 1861 and 1865. we tend to think of it b

and then to show how complicated this becomes, the governor of new york, horatio seymour ordered the general put on trial in municipal court in new york city for trespass, kidnapping, forcible entry and inciting to riot. the poor judge who heard the case didn't quite know what to make of it. he sort of issued a half-hearted ruling saying the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus was in part unconstitutional and general dix is subject to civilian indictment. if the general could close down a civilian newspaper, then a civilian court could indict a jebl but they didn't indict the general. nothing really happened. the world case remains something of a mystery but it was one case in which lincoln himself is known to have signed that document that indicated he believed the loin had been cross, separating fres freedom from criminality and treason. i realize i offered an avalanche of evidence and i don't want to convict abraham lincoln, especially to this distinguished audience of judges so let me suggest here that in my own view, lincoln deserves to be judged not only by what happened bu

and make a career and try to get some are putting it on the quiet i think only i would also say to seymour we disaster that that happened in central and in france caucasus so many people willing to come to russia sometimes without any rate. yes without anyone actually waiting for them here it just shows how bad the situation is in there and you know the problem is that. i like the statement that we need regulated migration i think it's all right but i expect at least one of the candidates to see we should make life in central asia and a little better we yes we russians we russians we should. have said it's a no interest in russia. broad if you are in the near a billion euro it's. very clear to exactly. how. well russia has wards of interest to improve in order to invest there to give people their more education what we have no intention or even for example azerbaijan would have the so-called slavic universities which educate about two or three thousand people a year that's a drop in the ocean so and basically if you look there moment of mining that brush actually because of illegal migrati

on fridays it typically seymour traffic of the northbound direction although that is not the case yet. it is an easy tricks of the oil on to the stand northbound. >>james: now on to a developing story. a 45 ft. boat has crashed into a breakwater. the crews are searching the water right now. this this is at amata island. as we go in, the crash have it right near the lead on all marina. that is where will tran is standing by with the latest on the efforts. any more clarity on whether there is still a person of the water? >>will: they do not know. they have to assume that the story is in fact factual. they are still searching but will make a decision in about 40 minutes from now. oakland fire and rescue arrived about 45 minutes ago. we do not know how many gallons of fuel she carries, but you can definitely smell the fumes. the operator is a woman in her mid-late 20's. she claims there was a second source of on the boat and that second course and left the boat in a smaller boat. we will move over here just to show you, you can see the coast guard in the water. they have used both in heli

. >> and i'm allison seymour. good morning. let's send it over to tucker barnes. >> good morning, good morning to you. it will be noticeably cooler than what we had around here. let's kick it off with the temperatures, right now at reagan international, 38 degrees. fredericksburg, winchester and baltimore, 32 degrees and 34 at ocean city. thinks why we are in for a nice day, cloud cover, we are cloud free at the moment and should be a beautiful sunrise here in about 12 minutes time. out to the west, high pressure will build in and that will give us a gorgeous day. cooler yesterday. 58 today, we'll be in the low 50s. 50 in washington, 53 in fredericksburg, upper 50 if you are in haggerstown. we'll have a look at the weekend in just a few minutes. we'll do traffic and julie wright has it. >> all right, tucker barnes. we have several delays in gallows road and arlington boulevard. traffic flowing freely on the inner and outer loop as you travel between tie sons and 270. no problem to report right now. overnight construction westbo

i'm allison seymour. we say good morning to our tucker barnes who is looking at the weekend weather which is like a roller coaster ride. >> yes, we'll start with today. a little breezy this afternoon but, you know, 50s in february, nice. >> good day. >> tomorrow looks great. sunday looks challenging. >> challenging is a good word. >> let's do it right now, 40 degrees at regan fashioningal. humidity up, 97%. still dealing with the fog. the national weather service just extended this fog advisory until 9:00 this morning. so one more out with it, particularly areas south and east of the city vision trbility in some spots, less than a mile. we should lose that fog shortly and be in for a bright and sunny day and with high pressure building in from the west and nice breeze here to the west, should be a nice, refreshing afternoon. i want to give you the five-day forecast because i want to talk about sunday quickly. we're going to cloud up, and then sunday transitioning to, yep, snow. more on what that fog will

. >> leslie jane seymour, "more" magazine's editor in chief along with rebecca gladding, co-author of" taking control of your life. >> hello, ladies. >> so many of us try, we bite our nails, crack our knuckles, fail at trying to correct it. what's wrong? >> a bridge too far. you go for everything. you want to finish it that one time, new year's resolution, never doing it again. you have to say, okay, maybe i'm never going to not eat a french fry again, i'm just not ordering the supersize. >> hoda is unable to do. >> when it comes to food -- >> french fries in particular. >> in particular. you're right. >> small steps. baby steps that you can actually accomplish. >> but sometimes -- isn't it trouble sometimes you've been doing it forever? i have friends with very short nails so they bite them. >> ratty. ratty. >> ratty. anyway, they've done it for so many years, the idea of unringing that bell sounds hard. >> absolutely. it's rooted in the brain. the more we do the same behavior over and over the stronger it gets in the brain and harder to break. >> but we're born with our brain. how d

she's 54 years old from seymour, connecticut.he '80s. her beauty routine is pink blush, a side pony, and random barrette. >> mom is wearing a scrunchie and actually wanted one that matched her outfit. you say that's the first problem. >> that is the problem. update her hair, her makeup, her clothes. she needs to be in 2012. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> you sound a little nervous. >> nope, i'm not nervous. i'm ready. >> she is ready. okay. here with her are her two daughters, danielle and laura. raise your hands, guys. her husband is back there, her mom, her sister, and her niece. the whole kit and caboodle. >> a lot of people that love her anyway. >> please keep your blindfolds on until i ask you to take them off. here's diane todd before in the '80s. all right. step into 2012. >> oh, my gosh. >> they're going to freak out. >> okay. take off your blindfolds. go ahead. >> oh, my gosh. >> diana! >> are you ready to see yourself? step up here and look in this mirror. >> oh, my gosh! >> you look gorgeous. >> you look beautiful.

. >> that's an insane amount of money >> other names, mariah carey, perez hilton and allison seymourony perkins. yes, i've been waiting. >> cowell, i could do it. cowell recent gave the boot to steve jones and judges paula abdul and nicole sheringer. and we would do it for much less. >> yes, 5 million. >> much less. >> i would. >> auditions for hollywood come to a wrap as american idol handed out the final dwoald en tickets on last night's episode. it was a good one. we have a sneak peek of madonna's new song and video. take a look. ♪ you, me, madonna. ♪ . . >> miki minaj is there. she promises no wardrobe malfunction. >> can you promise that? >> i don't know. right. as if janet wanted there to be a wardrobe malfunction? >> people are probably watching to see if there is one. >> the entire video will premiere tonight on her own youtube channel. >> all right. >> nobody promotes like madonna. i'm going to say that right now. it's always an event when you puts it out. >> are you ready for some baseball? >> wait until you hear about this. football season draws to an end. of course, the s

. >> i am allison seymour. >> man with that good looking day you wouldn't think there were school delays or closings. banock burn elementary school is closed because of a broken sanitary sewer pipe in the street before and after school care is cancelled no other montgomery county school is impacted by this. >>> all right sounds like a fine day on tap. >> good morning everybody should be just fine more sunshine temperatures back into the middle 50s, and a very comfortable wednesday afternoon expected across the dc area right now we are relatively mild, regan national 43 degrees, 42 dulles, cooler fredericksburg. 38, hagerstown 39 degrees. we are in for a nice one later today. your sentinel sat rad light sprinkles, light showers off to the north and east, still dealing with cloud cover from that system gradually as high pressure builds west we should see the sunshine more and more during the course of the day with a mostly sunny afternoon temperatures to sore into the mid-50s. this forecast is an easy one, temperatures mid-50s. 54 washington 56 your daytime high in fredericksburg it will b

. >> i am alison seymour you know what day it is, groundhog day. a live look at gobblers knob. >>> wasn't he talking 20 minutes ago. >> he has a lot to say. >>> an annual celebration, ahead of phil's prediction legend has it if he sees his shadow winter will hang around for another 6 week ifs not, spring is on its way. either way i don't think we have much to complain about with this recent stretch of gorgeous weather. potomac phil will share his weather and political predictions at dupont circle, at 8:30 a.m., tucker, did you just say you were going out for potomac phil? >> i am headed down to meet potomac phil. >> i am not sure what we are going to get but we will find out. >> i hope it is a groundhog. >> yesterday they were looking for a groundhog so looking forward to it. >>> let me kick off your forecast, rain showers moving through the area, they will be with us for another hour or two gradually we should see it return to sunshine, pleasant temperatures, hd radar, shower activity generally city and south and out to the west, we are getting mo

. >> you as well i am allison seymour. tucker barnes standing by he has the valentines spirit although tony does not >> i forgot to wear red i'm sorry. >> allison i don't know what to say about this. >> didn't get the hem row. >> let's get to it, a few light sprinkles, temperatures much warmer than yesterday, upper 30s low 40s. anything that falls will be in the form of light sprinkles. sentinel sat rad lots of clouds, to be honest most of this is not touching the ground we have a very dry atmosphere as it falls through it is evaporating you might see a sprinkle if it is well off north and west, a few snow flurries, clouds and relatively mild temperatures highs suspected upper 40s to 50. 38 washington we are cool out there, 33 dulles, 37 fredericksburg and let's see, 39 ocean city most of the area, still freezing and notably warmer than we were 24 hours ago when we were still in the teens and low 20s. lots of clouds we will go high temperature 50 degrees washington a few degrees above normal, 48 chantilly, 52 fredericksbur

. >>> i am allison seymour. we are in store for a rainy day we will get to tucker in just a moment but there is breaking weather news. >> tornadoes are sweeping through a few midwestern states this morning hit not too long ago was branson missouri the entertainment hot spot the national weather service says some of branson's famous theaters have been heavily damaged elsewhere in missouri one person was killed 13 others hurt when a tornado tore through a mobile home park. >> that is the same line of storms that rolled through kansas last night the governor declared a state of emergency after an apparent tornado touched down in harveyville kansas one person was critically injured several homes and churches damaged. >> no live pictures yet from branson it is still dark and stormy there. tucker barnes is following their weather and their weather and joins us with more. >> hey, we have a tornado on the ground as we speak southwest kentucky pushing east 55 miles per hour we are not done with it yet. we will take a loo

. >> i am allison seymour. culpepper county schools are on a 2 hour delay. angela jones posted this on our facebook page. you can see the cars and grass all covered if you missed friday's show, i hate to bring this up so early i wanted to basically you know save it. but any way if you missed friday's show tucker and i had a friendly wager how much snow we will get and he will have to give us the results himself when he is over leer himself later this hour. >> tucker is here with a look at the weather and one thing that did stay true to the forecast is that all the talk, which had been, point south were the primary locations and those were the places that got the -- hey, tucker. >> thank you for making me feel better about that situation. allison bullied me into that bet friday. >> that is a lie. >> right to the forecast, let you know that the snow and or rain parts of the area got last night pushing off to the south and east and we left a little bit of cloud cover but out to the west we have clearing skyit will become a nice day, cool breeze to the north, gu

. >> can i tell you something, one reverend, lafayette seymour is the pepper expert. >> disney on icekating back into dc. >> annie yu is learning more about the big show, 100 years of magic she joins us now from verizon center what did you wish for can you tell us? >> reporter: no, because then it won't come true. >> all right keep it to yourself. >> reporter: yes, i have been out to one of these shows it is spectacular anything disney does is out of this world. joining us now is nathan who plays gaston thank you for waking up early with us. >> no problem. >> how long have you been with the show. >> it is my first year with disney it is really exciting. >> you are obviously a professional skater why disney. >> it is disney. i mean you get to a certain stage in skating you are like wow i want to go a little bit father for me performance was it -- farther for me performance was it that was the next step i was like who should i go to who should i talk to. disney does this great show so i was like i will ask them and yeah. >> what is it like for you when you are performing to see the litt

. >> i am allison seymour. tucker barnes standing by with a look at our workweek forecast. >> good morning. we have very cold temperatures to start the day. teenlow 20s, hang in there by the afternoon definitely warmer than yesterday, all in all not a bad looking monday forecast. temperature at regan national, 24 degrees you can see teens on the map still in fredericksburg, 19 degrees, naval air station 19 degrees very chilly temperatures as kids head out to the bus stop. satellite radar, looking quiet. no satellite or radars to mention no cloud, rain showers or snow in the forecast today should be a bright and sunny day just a passing cloud or two the same to time as we get into the afternoon gain warmer than yesterday, winds lighter temperatures in the 40s should feel better than yesterday your day planner by this afternoon, highs back where they should be, mid-40s. that is a quick look at the forecast more details on the workweek coming up let's do morning traffic with the one and only julie wright. >>> well

. >> i am alison seymour let's get the definitive word here is tucker barnes. good morning. >> good morning. should be gorgeous out there this afternoon as we expect high temperatures back into the mid-50s enjoy today because of clouds in the forecast maybe a little wintery mix tomorrow. current numbers, regan national, hanging out in the 40s. 44 degrees warmer than yesterday morning at this hour. 44 at the naval air station, 38 ocean city, off to the north and west hagerstown 38 degrees. all right looking at the satellite picture not a lot to talk about clouds moving through a sprinkle or two across the lower eastern shore, generally a bright and sunny day and dry for us on our tuesday as we've got high pressure that will keep things intact for one more day and as mentioned we've got changes for tomorrow. lots of sunshine high temperatures enjoy 8 to 10 degrees above normal, 53 washington 55 frederiksburg more details on the forecast in just a minute, and julie wright has your latest. >>> good morning to you sir we are checking out the drive northbound 395, as

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. >> i am allison seymour glad you are with us as we start this thursday morning let's get

. >> it's tim seymour. talk about the key stone pipeline. you're disappointed. you think this is a scuttled project that's a missed opportunity. are we going to get this thing done? or do you believe it's been halted? >> no. i think it'll be done. i'm not declaring disaster at all. we'll be stupid if we don't take the canadian oil. and if we don't take it, what's going to happen? there's great demand in asia. so they'll build a pipeline to columbia and it'll go to china. you're sitting here -- we just came out of iraq, so we have no control of what goes on there. so we got nothing out of iraq. their oil is coming up, they're producing more oil all the time. then you've got the iranian situation that you're looking at. and so there's so much political uncertainty in the world, and here we are. we've done a good job in america to protect ourselves. >> mr. pickens, brian kelly. you mentioned navistar a little earlier. i'm curious. are there any other obstacles for this to become widespread? and how big is that market for a navistar or your own company, the clean en

here to discuss all this, nick burns, now professor at harvard's school of government and dan seymourthe council on foreign relations. nick burns, go first to you, how do you assess the threat of a regional war in the middle east breaking out? >> i think the threat is very low of of a regional war but the middle east is in terrible shape right now and syria, the government is brutalizing its own people and there has to be a way to create safe havens to protect those innocent civilians, we ought to be involved working with turkey and the arab world to make it happen. the larger problem is iran. because they have gone after israel, they are proceeding with their nuclear problem, they are completely unreliable, the advantage we have, larry, is we had nearly a single integrated policy between president bush and president obama. we are threatening to use force, we have the capacity, we shouldn't be afraid to use force but at the right time and right now the emphasis by the u.s., europe and the others is on central bank sanctions by the u.s. against iran, and oil sanctions by the european u

does somebody like karl rove or dan seymour or liz cheney, if i put the name on this then surely americal be speaker wabe pe the next war. like rick perry saying his next career will be debate coach. america may want advice on the subject of foreign policy but not from you guys. not ever again. you had your chance. ixnay. no. we're done. you tried it. >>> speaking of cheney family, did you see what dick cheney was in the news for today? dick cheney has reportedly been lobbying for pass age of a bill in maryland to legalize same sex marriage. a republican legislator who voted against the bill in committee telling the baltimore sun that he had received a voice mail with an offer to talk it over with former vice president dick cheney. the same sex marriage bill passed in the maryland house of delegates an outcome not certain. the same house voted against the measure last year but passed tonight. 71-67. that sends it to the senate which did pass a similar measure last year, no senators are expected to change their votes this time. also maryland's governor, has promised to sign it. maryland i