allison seymour, fox 5 news. >>> some of you could be paying four bucks a gallon for gas tomorrow.ncy has your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight, why sugary drinks are bad news for men. no. 5, men who drink sugar sweetened beverages may have a higher risk of heart disease. it was found men who drank one 12-ounce sugar seatened beverage a day had a 20% higher risk of heart disease than men who didn't drink any. artificially sweetened beverages did not increase the risk. no. 4, eat less red meat. it's believed the more you eat, the shorter your lifespan, but you may be able to lengthen your lifespan eating more fish and poultry and exercising. no. 3, maryland lawmakers are debating a smoking ban in your car. you have a passenger younger than 8 years old. proponents say even though secondhand smoke affects kids of all ages limiting the ban to 8 years old will make it easier for officers to enforce. no. 2, watch where you park in d.c., it is residential street heating season. starting today park endorsement will hand out $30 tickets to people parked in sweeping zones. check the signs

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. >> i'm alison seymour. we get the pleasure to be down here live at the tidal basin this morning for this wonderful rite of spring in d.c., of course cherry blossoms which dot the landscape of our entire area. this year marks the 100th year the cherry blossoms have been in washington, d.c. >> obviously for a big celebration you want a big event. this will be a big event, the national cherry blossom festival will go on for five weeks this year. it started on the first day of spring a couple of days ago, but the big kickoff this sunday. >> we have so much to bring you this morning. please don't turn away. we don't want you to miss any of it. our sarah simmons will have a cherry blossom history lesson. and a new variety of tree that's been created for this year and the special person it honors. also, a local man has designed a stamp. and how to take that perfect bloom picture, even with your smart phone. we have that and more. >>> we want to bring in tucker barnes who got started this morning at 5:30. >> hey, g

allison seymour talked to rock about the exhibit and his incredible career in rock. ♪ [ music ] >> hefriend of mine tommy i connected with him in the mid- 80s originally. >> reporter: he has chronicled the evolution of rock music through his camera lens capturing the giant in this genera. from iconic images of queen, ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: and david bowie ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: to a very young madonna. >> reporter: and ozzie osborne ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: they all trusted him and he got the shot. >> i saw them in a way as being mythological they were more like creatures almost, than people, i saw the magic. >> reporter: rock's 40 year career began when he was 19 it started with a few pictures of pink floydest sid baron ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: but that led to a meeting with david bowie in 1972 ♪ [ music ] >> magical i think david was, well, he was and is a master of his craft and i learned through photographs of him. >> reporter: he would become bowies private photographer and that would lead him to other up and coming rock stars. >> i was one, lucky and two i had good ins

allison seymour. >> i like the guy when his name was dave mathews. >> but he is strong though and where mathews he was yesterday. >> he is cute but kind of like dave mathews. >> he has more energy than him. >> jack you talked about people improving, earless is one of those i -- elise is one of those she knocked me out of my chair last night this is elise ♪ [ music ] >> you know that smoky voice that run at the end. >> you are right great song selection. that is why this works that is what is key can she do it through the rest of the generas. i don't think so. >> mark? >> i think she is talented, american idol i don't know if she fits the brand, she is kind of the little grown if you will. but she is talented. >> i liked her a lot you know, there are those who can sing and sing well but not great performers there are those who you enjoy hearing but would you spend money for a concert or to buy their music, that may be her problem but she did a fine job last night and she has improved greatly she has taken her opportunity. >> let me just remind everyone allison seymour said jessica sanche

. >> jane seymour's with us today. she has a lot going on.ursday which means two wonderful women were whisked off the plaza for an "ambush makeover." >> we'll talk to all of them, after this. >>> sometimes what our parents say to us goes in one ear and out the other. >> and sometimes what they say sticks. >> that's the case for actress, painter and philanthropist jane seymour whose mother taught her to live with an open heart. >> she didn't just live with it. she created a charity to go along with it. called the open heart foundation. >> every time you're with us you have all kinds of stuff going on but this is, pardon the pun, very close to your heart. >> it is very close to my heart. this was really the way i grew up. so many people have said, gosh, so many things have happened in your life and somehow you always bounce back. i look back and say my mom had this amazing advice. she says when things are tough, and you're dealing with challenge, your instinct is to close off. but if you can open the heart and be in the present moment, reach ou

allison seymour shows us. ♪[ music ] >> he's a friend of mine.t to them in the mid- 80s originally. >> reporter: he has chronicled the evolution of rock music through his camera lens. capturing the giants in this genre. from iconic images of queen. [ singing ] mama life has just begun -- >> reporter: and david bowie. ♪[ music ] put on your red shoes and dance. >> reporter: to a very young madonna. [ singing ] >> reporter: and ozzie osbourne. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they all trusted him and he got the shots. >> as being mr. logical. to me, they were more like -- they were more like creatures almost than people. i saw the magic. >> reporter: rock's 40-year career began when he was 19. and it started with a few pictures of pink floyd's sid baron. ♪[ music ] that led to a meeting with david bowy in 1972. ♪[ music ] changes, turn and face the train. changes. >> magical. i think david was -- he was a master of his craft, and i learned through protocol. >> he would become bowie's private photographer and that would lead him to other up and coming rock s

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tim seymour is going to join in that conversation as well. blackberry match making. could a deal be in the works and who could be looking to buy a piece of r.i.m.m.? all right. welcome to the fast money report. only four hours left to trade in this quarter. let's go through the list here. technology really has been the best performing sector but individual names, look at sears holdings, up better than 100%. bank of america, you know what the financials have done. netflix, the much talked about stocks there and whirlpool up almost 60%. dennis gartman is sitting with me on the set. give us your thoughts as we wrap up the first quarter and look at the best and worst of what was and what will be. >> it's been an amazing quarter. stunning move as far as technology is concerned. apple continues to lead the way. actually, i'll surprise people. i was short netflix at one time. finally got out of the way of it. actually was profitable on being short of net flex. surprised how strong things have been. it's a bull market. every smart guy that has tried to has lost money. >> was

seymour young women identified as the victims of the speed for the killers today 19 year-old kimberly believe it is the single joann hobson both from stockton went missing in the 1980's as a western german time and lorne her saab began their meth fuel murder spree investigators say the teens' bodies were among the remains found in that old well linden in total for victims have been identified so far. >>> a week after the murder of a san francisco family friends and co-workers paid their respects. mourners gathered outside the home near city college where a 62 year-old kwan yu chu and four others were killed last friday. as part of chinese tradition day it burn incense and symbolic paper money crime scene investigators were also that house today gathering more evidence. quite the end of the workweek for some employees of food processing plant in vallejo about 100 of them ended up in hospital reported gasoline and specialty foods plan on benicia road was reported shortly after noon today but stringent tells us and nobody really knows what the problem was. it looks like a disaster emerge

>> rnf, may still have some room to the upside here. >> tim seymour?ic. indian demand not dropping off. >> steve? >> carlos santana, a great tune by santana. >> underrated. >> excellent point by you. >> we mentioned red hat. remember we said if you want a beta stock, red hat, put on your little google machine. now is the time to pull the rip cord and trade like 16 million shares. if you're in it, take profits. >> all right. mike murphy? >> wnc, had a 10% pullback. big acquisition. it's a buy. >> joe? >> buick eye partner bpl and given the phone ringing at&t verizon as well. >> thought it was creepy. >> good call by colin gillis. >> it was funny. >> all right. >> what a way to end the show. i'm melissa

. >> i'm alison seymour. we made it to friday. congratulations. tucker barnes is joining us. he's got a preview of the day. i hate to look backwards, but yesterday was magnificent! >> not as warm today. few showers that moved in. cooler air on the way. the winds that were around yesterday, they'll be here today, only out of the north and west. shower activity, we had light showers that moved through overnight. most of the area picking up a few 100ths of an inch of rain. generally now it is south and east of the city and we should see an improving sky cover and more sunshine building in during the morning. 50 now at reagan national. feels cooler, too, with the wind out of the north and west at 13, gusting to about 20. the wind will pick up later this afternoon. winds will gust to about 30 to 35 miles per hour. be ready for another very blustery day. should be dry. it will look great. lots of sunshine, highs in the mid-50s. let's do traffic. julie wright has gotten busy. >>> accident activity with us, skyfox above the scene, eastbound on 267 working to 66, it's where we have th

. >> i am allison seymour. happy you are with us this early monday morning. >>> tucker bans is was, he has de-- barnes is with us, he has the morning forecast. >>> expert more sunshine than this weekend and a lot more wind. the winds are starting to pick up and will be very blustery gusting to 30 miles per hour that is a big change let's get to your forecast. a cold front working through as we speak, and the good news it will work through here dry, and we will see just a few clouds with it. once it gets south and east of us, winds will start to pick up as mentioned out of the north and west, gusting to 30 to 35 miles per hour bring along a jacket even with highs expected to be in the 60s it will feel cooler than that. current temperature regan national, 53 degrees, humidity 83%, wind starting to pick up out of the north, 8 miles per hour and again we will expect it to start being quite gusty here. a lot more sunshine than this weekend temperatures after topping out around the noon hour will tumble into the 50s

good morning i am allison seymour. >> i am tony perkins.itle for that book. >> tucker barnes is here, having run his big marathon over the weekend tell us what is going on with our weather. >> good morning, it was only a half marathon i did finish. >> don't say that. >> either way i can't move. >> 13 miles that is impressive. >> thank you beautiful city by the way. >> don't we. >> yeah, we do. >> so fortunate. >> i drove through it this weekend it was just as pretty. >>> let's get right to it current conditions regan national, 57 at regan national, 48 baltimore, temperatures expected to once again jump into the low 70s. upper 60s yesterday maybe a few degrees warmer kind of a mix of clouds and sunshine working through during the course of monday, could be a shower maybe a thunderstorm best chance of that will be later today and you can see on radar we have showers out to the west but they have been hanging out to the west, high pressure protecting us at this time but maybe later today a few showers or thunderstorms will turn up in this dayt

. >> i am allison seymour a soupy start to the day hopefully you will see more,. >> very clever. see more. >> get it. >> tuck good morning. >> good morning allison, tony, yeah, fog will continue for a couple more hours then we should see a gradual clearing and nice afternoon just hang in there by this afternoon back into the 70s let's get going look at your dense fog advisory all of tony is there in that shaded blue grey under a dense fog advisory including the district of columbia, until 10:00 a.m. this morning. fog has been settling in visibility in many spots quarter mile or less your commute here might take a few extra minutes it is possible to get some travel delays at regan national dulles visibilities have been reported to be a quarter mile or less here during the early morning hours. should be a decent day right back into the 70s for daytime highs currently 59 at regan national, 96% humidity, winds out of the north and east 10 miles per hour pressure up not much change to our weather pattern might be a shower could be a shower this afternoon most of the day dry for you an

. >> i am allison seymour it is right on time. >> it is pretty early. >> it might be early but it is right on time tucker barnes is back with us good to see you good morning. >> good morning everybody. yeah, if you enjoy temperatures about 25 degrees above normal you will love the afternoon forecast as we feature more warm temperatures. regan national, comfortable, 56 degrees. 50 dulles, hagerstown good morning, 58 degrees and 58 in ocean city don't have a lot to show you on our sentinel radar we did have a shower or two during our evening hours even a thunderstorm or two that popped up that pushed off to the south and east and generally it should be a beautiful day there will be clouds that pop up hard to believe it is middle of march this is more typical of the middle of may we are two months ahead of schedule, highs upper 70s to about 80, and more on the nice forecast in just a minute, let's do traffic julie has your look at traffic. that is what she is doing julie what's up. >> all right on the roads tucker if you are travelling the outer loop of the belt way yes, indeed it is sl

. >> i am allison seymour. >>> nice shot makes you want to get up and out there. he has a look at temperatures you will meet. >> good morning everybody don't be fueled by the sunshine, cold temperatures as well and guess what a little snow in the forecast south, and southwest of the city already moving in there is a live look at your radar. culpepper, fredericksburg, that is light snow shower activity shaded with our clipper system moving on through over the next several hours not a long duration event but could be enough snow as you get southbound towards fredericksburg, enough to coat the ground and light accumulations in spots. >>> the bigger picture, all with a clipper system racing west to east remember the system from a couple weeks ago it will stay south of washington this time the northern edge of the snow shower activity will likely make it to washington we will likely see snow showers around here lasting through the midday hours and then quickly start to taper off here south and east during the afternoon. all right met me mention cold temperatures regan

i'm allison seymour. >> happy you are with us on this tuesday morning. tucker barnes has a look at the forecast. forecast. >> bundle up as you head out the door. should be a nice day, lots of sunshine expected and a nice warming trend over the next several days. let's get going. let's take a look at our current temperatures. at reagan national, 30 degrees. you can see most of the area here is at or below freezing. 26 in fredericksburg. let me mention to the south where we got the snowpack, there is the possibility of a the black ice out there. so just be prepared for that. 23 this morning in winchester. ocean city, 28 degrees as well for you. lots of sunshine expected. we've got high pressure building through. look how quiet it is. nice quiet weather pattern and clear skies out towards chicago and atlanta. that area of high pressure will deliver a couple of very nice days. it will be be a little on the cool side. more details on the forecast in just a minute. let's do some traffic and see what julie wright can deliver. >> good morning to you. we are busy

thank you to seymour has to revisit his conversations with great minds you can go conversations great minds dud . coming up after the break the good jobs numbers mean more endless debate on whether issues like abortion more on that and other topics and tonight's big picture on. a story that seems so you think you understand it and then. hear see some of the part of it and realized everything you saw. i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. clinician free. education free. for charges free arrangement three. free studio type free. old free broadcast live video for your media projects a free. clinic . are you ready to rumble joining me for the friday night big picture conservative commentator and pro-business advocate david solid.

thank you to seymour has to revisit his conversations with great minds you can go to conversations great minds dot com . coming up after the break the good jobs numbers mean more endless debate on whether issues like abortion more on that and other topics in tonight's big picture. you know sometimes you see a story. is it you understand it and then. some other part of it and realize that everything is. local to the big picture. mr. are you ready to rumble joining me for the friday night big picture rabble conservative commentator and pro-business advocate david solid progressive can commentator sam sax and mike ritz associate editor and columnist at reason magazine and reason and thank you all for being here with this new job numbers out today two hundred twenty seven thousand jobs created last month this is the twenty fourth consecutive nonstop month private sector job creation third straight month of over two hundred thousand a month this isn't.

. >> allison seymour, fox 5 news. >> still to come, the cherry blossoms are expected to peak earlier this year. we have the exact dates for you just ahead. >>> and also. >> this may look like dog and cat food to you but this is a six-year-old's birthday present. i'm beth parker, his generous donation coming up. oming up >>> and how about an early easter present for the family. the washington humane society is offering 29-cent rabbit adoptions through sunday in honor of leap year. they're trying to make room for the many animals expected to arrive in the spring. e spring. [ 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. want to save even more? call right now and we'll add a special bonus: $300 back. unlike cable, fios delivers a 100% fiber-optic network to your home. get america's fastest, most consistent, m

powerful company to dig even deeper into the lives of more than 1 billion users, but as fox 5's allison seymour explains, there are ways to opt out. >> reporter: we've been tidying up a little. in this promotional video google explains how the web giant is streamlining its privacy policy across platforms from g mail to youtube to google plus to provide what it calls a more personalized experience. >> it means if you're signed in, they'll treat you as a single user across all of our products. some of the biggest concerns about google consolidating its privacy policies is that what does google know about me now? they can see my e-mail and what i search for and what videos i look at. google knows so much about me. what are they doing with that information? >> reporter: one thing they'll reportedly do with the info, customize advertising allowing google to target ads to users based on their interest. the new policy is getting mixed reaction from users. >> i think google does a fantastic job of notifying people when there are privacy updates. they always have little things in google plus and g mail

. >> i am allison seymour and very excited about the warm temperatures gwen is standing by she has news how long we are going to have to have an umbrella in our back pocket. >>> things are improving let's look at our maps. wet weather in some areas moving its way out of the region in the next hour or so we will start to see a little bit of sunshine 58 degrees national airport, humidity 78%, elsewhere temperature wise we are ranging into the upper 50s and low 60s across the board for today we will see sunny breaks but that will heat up the atmosphere and create instability. a chance of storms this afternoon our high 76 degrees let's check with traffic. >>> checking out that ride northbound 95, as you head northbound, you will find delays if you work your way northbound coming across the occoquan, leaving wood bridge no problems newington headed out towards the springfield interchange. route 1 difficult because of accident at occoquan, south of father hurly boulevard toward mva. >>> all right thank you we begin our check of the headlines with breaking news look at this live picture a 737

i'm tony perkinsens. >> i'm allison seymour.e some time and tomorrow, he finally finds out if he has the right stuff. >> he is live at rfk stadium where everyone is getting ready for the rock and roll marathon and tucker is, too. good morning, tucker. >> reporter: good morning, allison. are you making me feel nervous now. so much buildup to this. i am running the half marathon. i will attempt to run the half marathon tomorrow and being joined very quickly before we talk about why he is dressed up like this, tony has been asking whether or not you dress up for these events, this is a fun marathon, right, dan? >> we are here for the first ever sun trust rock and roll marathon. and people dress up as elvis and the blues bloars -- brothers. it is saint patrick's day. it is not mandatory to dress up. >> what kind of things are you expecting to see? >> the blues brother to motley crue. rock and roll marathon makes runs fun. >> have you held an event on saint patrick's day? >> it is the first time in the 15 year history of the rock and

. >> and i'm allison seymour. it really is the beginning of the weekend, let's be honest. >> yes. >> tucker barnes is standing by now, tucker a great friday, can we? >> i can guarantee you a great friday. can't guarantee great friday weather allison. >> oh. thanks anyway. >> it is a -- and actually the first half of the day not going to be bad. plenty of sunshine and temperatures, a little bit above normal. but later this afternoon the rain showers back in the forecast. let's get to it and show you the satellite picture, cool start to the day and temperatures generally in the upper 20s and low 30s. if you're outside the beltway. so chilly start to your day. going to start with sunshine but look what's lurking to the south and west. cloud cover and some showers and thunderstorms. now pressing into eastern kentucky and tennessee. that will be moving in a little later this afternoon. so i think by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 today, we'll have some showers and perhaps a thunderstorm moving back into the area here. we're going to

. >> i am allison seymour. >> it is the first official day of spring,. >> tucker was out celebrating at rita's water ice in northeast this morning is he with us now? >> he is not with us he is on his way back because of the weather situation we have been dealing with so we will have him in a little bit maybe if we get lucky he will be able to go back out to rita's water ice. >> let me just say i saw his flavour that is the cutest you have a flavour now, holly and now tucker. >> i started it all. >> let's take a look at what is going on with our weather conditions around the region hd radar we have seen some pretty strong thunderstorms moving through and in fact, as you can see on hd radar it is coming through washington right now we have lightning deep reds and the purples indicates very heavy rain this was to the north now it is coming through, the city proper as we speak. areas of heavy rain and lightning activity as well in addition to that, off to our east we see more areas of heavy rain largo along 495, prince georges county looks like maybe branch avenue that area, upper marlbo

the others were cartier-bresson, capa himself and david seymour, whom i mentioned. and then we were joined by some very talented photographers from other countries--werner bischoff from switzerland, ernst haas from vienna and, of course, we--there was an american group. the one--the notable one whom i was somewhat responsible for bringing in was a young guy named elliot erwitt. c-span: and magnum is still a business? >> guest: my--it's incredible that magnum still survives. some of--many of magnum's best customers like life magazine, the weekly, have--have perished. but magnum goes on. c-span: let me read a quote from--is it verner bischoff? >> guest: werner. c-span: werner bischoff? "what is important to me is that they, magnum"--and he was a part of this? >> guest: yes. c-span:.."are all sound people and socialist inspired." what did he mean? >> guest: well, werner himself was--was to the left, perhaps. none of them were--were party-line people at all. but capa, cartier-bresson and chim came out of prewar--pre--prewar paris when there was a great struggle between

six two of the score against the argent sign on stadium courts are rubber will play remaining in seymour the next hole so through our russians maria kirilenko defeated remain he has a read have big boobs and not a picture of us go past lauren davis of the united states however get in another car is out so losing to the world number four carolyn wozniak she's. on the men's side there was a shock exit for andy murray in california but about chocolates got his title defense off to a smooth start the super served out classing cause a qualifier under a goal of a third one hour and twenty minutes six three six two the weight finished as golub it was ranked outside it's a one hundred in the world could not return in a box powerful serve next up for djokovic she is south african kevin anderson. well murray is the only man to have total joke of it so far this season in the device and it climbed all last week by the fourth seed britton it was a shadow of his usual self against lesser known spaniard well garcia lopez and murray failed to convert any of the seven break points created as garcia lopez

but it was the mother's old seymour see right now we've kind of twenty minutes have more spending power. to put a bit more you know if you construct computer virus trying to find information you know of course when i left. and i understood now it's not a team that's new to me so dear and the championship and. i will need to go for it with another group of people but i think you know on your mind it's what important to understand is before when you go into the and foremost then you need to fight with a number of different people but what is good you want. take marks away from this got into putting this go on with thought or at least somewhere you know to in some places and i hope i hope in future we can do this i mean psychologically abusive step. point me to that you will need to of course those who of course you can't afford with the force importing but to you say that you will. you will drive the same car you will feel the same level as you will of the good living for that to actually i don't see the good stuff still but for the people for those words prudence i think it's even more g

big money and helicopter all part of a real life prison break scenario in the middle of rush hour seymour at archie dot com. thanks for joining us for twenty six past the hour on tuesday iraq was rocked about a wave of native car bombings and roadside blasts killing our pathetic think people and injuring about two hundred fifty al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for the violence saying it proved that iraq's security is ahead of next week's arab league summit in baghdad a catchall for served as a reminder of the past as they can nine years after after the u.s. led invasion of iraq. international lawyer and peace activists courtesy doubler believes nato troops helped terrorism gain a foothold in the country. a lot of iraqis still see their country as occupied by foreign forces there are the correct is from many different. parts of society that are trying to remove those foreign forces so that this is a ongoing situation that is part of something that started to ten years ago with the invasion and occupation of iraq but since that time because the government has not been able to exercise co

six two love the sport against their origin side on stadium course she wraps what will play remain seymour hollis next also through the russians maria kirilenko executed remain is. not the patrol but to go past lauren davis of the united states however given our current is out losing to world number four carolyn wozniak each. on the men's side there was a shock exit for admiring california but top ranks of the shock of each of his side of the fence off the smooth start the super serve outclassing cause the what if fire andre goal both in the one hour and twenty minutes six three six two the way tennis as goal of it was ranks outside the top one hundred in the world did not return the box powerful serve makes up for jock which is south african kevin anderson. paul murray is the only man to have toppled jock itch so far this season in that surprisingly final last week but the fourth seed britain was a shadow of its usual self against lesser known spaniard garcia locusts mary fail to convert any of the seven great races as the locals whites passed back with a love spell mary six four six two.

. >> i'm alison seymour. who needs millions of dollars when you have that look. >> but i'll take it anyway. >> tucker barnes joining us now with a look at the forecast. what's up, tuck? >> good morning allison and everybody. as you head out your door to get your lottery tickets, looking fine. lots of sunshine. temperatures back in the 60s. let's get to numbers and take a look at our current conditions. reagan national, 44 degrees. dulles, 39. frost advisory north and west, temperatures in frederick have dipped to the freezing mark. last look they were 32. 36 hagerstown. cool start. might need a jacket to start your day. at least partial sunshine and more cloudiness this afternoon. temperatures in the 50s. rain showers into southern ohio, leading to our best chance of showers overnight tonight and early saturday. more details on that coming up. for your friday, generally sunny, mild conditions, highs in the 60s by 4:00 p.m. could be a sprinkle later this afternoon. more details on the forecast in a minute. let

. >> i am allison seymour looking forward to another nice day tucker barnes has all the details. >> good morning going to be a beautiful day temperatures in the 60s cooler than yesterday and a little breezy, should be a dry thursday. current conditions 57 washington now, cooling off here last couple hours, 58 baltimore, let's see ocean city, 61 degrees, 53 hagerstown. winds picking up out of the north and west a breezy day as mentioned, with breezes, up to 25 miles per hour, sentinel radar, the beam going around and around and looking at clear skies should be in for a lot of sunshine for your thursday. forecast, good one, 64 daytime high in washington, 65 and 61 martins burg, breezy conditions more details on the forecast. in just a minute let's do traffic with julie wright. >>> if you are travelling inbound pennsylvania avenue trying to work your way through southeast washington accident activity involving the over turned vehicle significant tie ups, rolling down the hill from branch avenue again that will be your major tie up in southeast washington but the accident according to v dot

. >> i amuser a simmons in for -- i am sarah simmons in for allison seymour. >>> let's get with tucker to get the latest on weather it will be beautiful outside. >> you said it temperatures low to mid-80s hard to believe we are saying that middle of march looks like we will get record heat around here later today current numbers at regan national, we are comfortable, 56 right now in the city, 55 dulles, ocean city, good morning 55 for you, 52 fredericksburg looking at radar we are generally in the clear out to the west we have a line of thunderstorms developing eastern ohio and cloud cover associated with that. we will see clouds from time to time particularly if that thunder storm complex can hold together and the possibility if you are one of our viewers west virginia, western maryland a few showers could clip your region here during early morning otherwise sunshine and warm temperatures in fact i think we will be flirting with hot temperatures later today as we expect highs low to mid-80s record high 81 degrees reports, 38, likely we will see records fall by late this afternoon enjo

. >> i am allison seymour. i liked it better when it was warm in the morning tucker barnes is here with the cold hard facts about what is going on out there. >> good morning allison very clever, 20 degrees colder than they were 24 hours ago and much of the area below freezing as you start your morning. you will have to bring along your jacket for a change. 35 washington much of the area here getting close, below freezing, 32 winchester, 30 this morning hagerstown look at ocean city, 32 degrees a little warmer south, southern maryland, 38 degrees going to be a nice day although a cool day our afternoon highs will only reach into the low to mid- 50s, and that is with a lot of bright sunshine look how quiet our satellite radar is. as we lookout to the west high pressure building in today that will give us a nice day, kind of dry day but cool one highs actually a few degrees below normal. your forecast, 55 washington cool temperatures, 52 martins burg an afternoon high, 57 fredericksburg the cold will not last deta

. >> i am allison seymour that ought to get youth out of bed ready for the workweek. -- get you out of bed ready for the workweek. >>> good morning allison and tony temperatures on the rise, no body will be disappointed as we head through into the forecast let's look at where we stand now, not quite as chilly this morning as it has been national airport reporting 47 degrees, southwesterly wind flow very light winds will pick up a little bit later and that seoulerly wind will be responsible forgiving us -- and that southerly wind will be responsible forgiving us a nice temperature boost. we've got 46 degrees in winchester. satellite radar composite showing you a few clouds rolling in this morning not much it will be a pretty nice day overall clouds will increase as we get to the later part of the day keeping a close eye on the frontal system expected to bring us showers as we head through into this evening keep your umbrella handy if you are heading out any where later on 6 or 7:00 p.m. hour but still fairly mild temperatures by midday expected to be 62 degrees your daytime high 67 degr

. >> i am allison seymour i got to admit i am looking forward to a tiny bit of a warm up. >> it will be a nice warm up, thanks to tucker barnes. >> good morning. >> yeah, tony said temperatures 20 degrees warmer than yesterday more than just a little warm up as we will be right back in the 70s for your day today nice looking forecast we have the possibility of a shower or thunderstorm this afternoon 48 washington, so cool out there but not as cold as yesterday when we were in the upper 20s and low 30s. 46 dulles, 47 this morning, in ocean city, all right looking at the radar doing just fine at the moment but i think later today showers and thunderstorms, move in, with a cold front you can kind of see the cloud cover and a few light showers off to your north and west, north and east of cleveland that will get in here 2, 3, 4:00 p.m. today, relatively humid air the possibility of a few scattered showers and thunderstorms just be ready for that possibility warm conditions, low to mid-70s by 4:00 p.m. with a mix of clouds and sun during the course of your day more details on the forecast

. >> i am allison seymour that is just how we like it i like it not much. >> quiet. >>> okay tucker barnes joining us now good morning to you. >> good morning. >> will it remain quiet? >> better than quiet gorgeous later this afternoon. >> great. >> temperatures in the 60s. live radar we've got as allison mentioned quiet conditions, just a few clouds that is all we will see mostly sunny day notably warmer than yesterday. yesterday's daytime highs upper 40s. mid-60s today low humidity light wind temperature regan national, 42 degrees, 33 baltimore 36 fredericksburg and ocean city, 41 degrees, the forecast today, plenty of sunshine mild conditions expected highs 10 to 15 degrees above normal later today, 64 degrees by 4:00 p.m. all right more details on the forecast a little rain in the 5 day. in just a minute here is julie with some traffic. >> on the roads outer loop, full heading around toward georgia avenue all lanes are open checking for accident activity from the ramp westbound 100, northbound on the bw parkway, we had accident activity reported for those continuing, we have problems t

. >> i am allison seymour. tucker barnes is to our right he will tell us all about the thursday weather details. >> you've got it, good morning we are dealing with fog once again this morning in fact dense fog advisory now extended until 10:00 a.m. this morning for much of the area. let me show you the radar, what i am showing you is the fog that continues across the area the oranges and reds you see areas of dense fog where visibilities are generally a quarter mile or less. bwi marshall, visibility 1/16th of a mile. fog should be with us for the next couple hours let's push to our next map and then gradually see a return to sunshine later this afternoon kind of like yesterday mostly cloudy for much of the day and sunshine by mid-to late afternoon dense fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. this morning today it includes all the counties in northern maryland and much of virginia, south central virginia under that dense fog advisory, 59 washington humidity way up 6% -- 96% winds out of the south, and your pressure is up

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allison seymour shows us nixon's softer side. >> reporter: on the day they met, he told her he was going to marry her some day. >> and she was not convinced that was the case right away. as they got to know each other and realized they shared some hopes and dreams for their life, they came together and became what was later known once the political career started, the patten-dick team. >> reporter: it began at a community theatre oddnition whittier, california n1938. a young lawyer, richard nixon, was quite schmidten by the lovely school teacher, pat ryan and courted her with dogged persistence and a series of letters. >> you remember the funny guy who asked to you go to a 20, 30 ladies night two years ago? >> reporter: some of the correspondence is going display at the richard nixon presidential library as part of a exhibit commemorating the life of pat nixon. >> richard's letters are ardent and poetic even, demon straightive of how he feels about pat. >> reporter: after two years of courtship and dozens of letters back and fort, they got married. >> her letters are lighter in tone and

participate in the arab revolution, making major inroads in egypt, and to lesser degree we are by seymour but in yemen. we've seen more of that in morocco. it's also complicated the picture. and making the transition to so-called constitutional liberal between big brackets, democracy and freedom becoming of course more complicated. all of which takes me to the bit about the revolution, why someone asked me in cairo on tv, a program a couple days ago, bike you call it the revolution in the center and not the plural, and why revolution in first place? going to leave that to the discussion because i just couple words about that. we have a major discussion colleges here, blue-collar revolution, to recall it upheaval, awakening, arab spring? wherever i go somehow, you know what i mean. they are our colleagues, academics. i'm not concerned what's going on but they just want to define it because for important to get the definitions right. why are you saying spring. what you mean for wakening? there was an awakening before but this is an evolving for a while. it's not an awakening. if you lose co

maybe like alison seymour. >> please. that's why i said near and dear to my heart, because i love accessories. i'm going to buy stuff from her. >> if you would like to see her jewelry, visit myfoxdc.com and click on web links. cool story. >> i have no doubt she'll be super successful, because it's in her mind now. >> you like to support young artists, jewelers. >> oh, yeah. a viewer made this. >> isn't that great? >> she made this, too. and there are others who i've purchased from as well. i'm all about that stuff. >> people stop me in the streets -- >> she wants national celebrity. >> start with you. >> she mentioned she was hoping to be a millionaire at 15. i too, was hoping to be a millionaire at 15, 20, 25. >> it happened now. >> not even close! >> always hope. got to have hope. >> got to have hopes. >> high hope. >> not giving up. 8-year-old won the lottery, i can still win. >> little different from been an entrepreneur, but i understand what you're saying. >> take it any way i can get it. winds starting to blow. unl

we want to head back to alison seymour at the tidal basin, with the virginia man who designed the stamp. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. what a treat, and from our own back yard. it's phil jordan, the designer from falls church, virginia. good morning. >> good morning. >> i want to introduce the executive director of the postal service. good morning. >> good morning. >> there are other items you can buy with that beautiful design on it from phil. first, i have to ask you, tell me what went into this design. >> when we started out, allison, the idea was to celebrate the 100 year anniversary and to produce a stamp that would perhaps invoke 1912 as well as the contemporary view. so we decided to do one scene across two stamps. >> i don't know that you can see, the perforations in the middle, but this is how they look separate. >> on the left is 1912 and on the right the contemporary version. the artist, paul wright, wanted to invoke the spirit of the gift of the japanese people and the beauty of this event. i think he did it very successfully. >> i would agree. there is a d

batch of moisture moving north to vacaville nor the fairfield as well that is lying on your little seymour this on and off from the day today sell if you're headed in that direction you may see a few raindrops elsewhere mid-60s and even '70s toward san is a with a mixture sunshine and a few clouds and the next couple of days in the weekend with strong forces moving in tomorrow morning expense some heavy rain tomorrow or early on some strong gusty winds to go along with that's another chance of rain is the head toward the middle of next week. let's check out the runways with elizabeth. the first once high for three antioch said is an accident approaching j street multivocal crash you can see a lot of slow licenses across that stretch the usual congestion is even worse because of that accident coming up northbound 80 and oak st. the off ramp there is a car fire sell likely the off ramp at least partially blocked in the meantime northbound 8 has the coliseum looks ok and or not seeing any major delays in the main lines of the freeway so far about a 50 minute drive time between 238 in the maze

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