some of fire activity in essex on eastern avenue. you may find some closures and delays. getting better through the construction zone on the inner loop at the curtis creek drawbridge. outer loop is where you have the two-way traffic pattern so you're able to get by with a delay on the inner loop. moving well down from 795. the rest of the roadways are shaping up pretty well despite the drizzle. 11 minutes to travel on 95 south down towards 32. this is the harrisburg expressway at padonia road and checking out just fine all the way down to the beltway. this is greenspring. no problems to report on the j.f.x. into town. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a federal grand jury has indicted a man on charges of stalking his ex-wife for the past five years. prosecutors say david richards began threatening to kill his ex-wife 15 years after they divorced. he could be sentenced to five years in prison. a man will spend the next 30 years in prison. davon brown pleaded guilty to a murder back in 2010. then and his cousin loured man by ordering food. he pleaded guilty and was

we have some light rain in some areas to start the day. most of the rain is from baltimore on south and east. some showers around annapolis and extending over towards centreville and the eastern shore. 38 in taneytown. almost 50 in annapolis. 55 at downtown. the rain showers will be coming to an end and we will have sunshine this afternoon. most areas will stay in the 40 's. >> a hearing to delay the trial and the fort hood shooting rampage is scheduled for today. the man is charged with 13 counts of premeditated murder. he could face the death penalty if he is convicted. we're getting a look at security video showed a crowd of protesters breaking into city hall and vandalizing it. protesters committed numerous acts of vandalism and theft. windows were broken. was stolen and burned. >> today is a groundhog day. punxsutawney phil will see his shadow or he will not. he will make this prediction from gobblers knob. that is one old groundhog. he looks almost as good as tony. if he sees his shadow, there will be another six weeks of winter. you

worse or not at least not better than in the united states and some european countries some of the russian neighbors why aren't you mentioning them why aren't you interested in the situation there will be better or worse you know i always remember that beauty is in the eye of the beholder you know you never you never know what it is if you have difficult to say better or worse but. i tried to describe the logic which we followed when we prepared the first and. i would lead to underline this is the first report and the first experience in russia but if we can just which you mentioned well there are certain issues obviously i mean even even the kremlin says once in a while that they are concerned with the human rights situation for example in belarus right and the foreign minister has said right on the on one occasion yeah it does not the absence of. the sort of country in our first report doesn't mean you are happy does not mean that we do not know and good morning to the situation we're going to do this of course and we do not. underestimate the problems which exist now but are we. as i sa

some rain, some snow, it's all in there. but take a look at this. this is a spectacular shot down the potomac to national harbor a little earlier this evening. the sun going down on a fantastic afternoon. it was really gorgeous today with a high temperature that reached 50 degrees. that is a beautiful shot there. low this morning was 24, and it felt like 33 degrees warmer this afternoon than it did yesterday afternoon. i'm talking about the wind chill, of course. we saw wind chill of about 17 when we saw a high temperature today of 50 degrees. that is a lot warmer when you make your way out across the area this afternoon. we did see plenty of sunshine earlier. now we're seeing a cloud cover move on in here with dew points now at 26 degrees. a 40-degree temperature. that's a very dry atmosphere. only 58% relative humidity. we have some moisture trying to make its way in here but can't do it with all of this dry air. winchester 30. culpepper area 30, and 34 in la plat a. temperatures were still warmer than they were all day today in some spots. rain a

there are some challenges. it is in turkey, so there are logistical challenges that along with that. it is possible and i think we will be able to move ahead with that. we left them with a number of suggestions, recommendations. i will not go through them point by point, but i will say they are acting on some of them as appropriate. some of our takeaways, i'm going to be a little bit selfish and talk about some of the things we learned and we are loyal to apply in san francisco -- one of the things that was really illustrated to me was the mental health aspect. i come out of the first response world and they tend to be thinking in that mode. you get into the emergency management, where it is a different lens. it is not so people-focused. our partners in the health department have been saying this for a long time and they are right. seeing it firsthand in that environment, it is wanting to know it and another thing to see it. the effects of aftershocks not just on or structures but your population. we were there

some snow showers north and west and we could in some spots pick up an inch or two by tomorrow morning. would not surprise me. here comes the storm up the coast saturday. and then by middle of the day, rain and snow showers and look, they're going to be on and off through the afternoon and evening hours. and we might even see locally another inch of snow picked up in the evening saturday but in the mountains, some of the ski cares could get a foot. tonight rain and snow showers develop. tomorrow windy too with more rain and snow showers cold on sundays only around 32 then warmer monday in the 40s. monika samtani's in at 5:48 and she's got our latest timesaver traffic. and an update on what's going on on i-66. >>> i'm happy to say the accident on the inbound of i-66 have cleared and so have pretty much the delays in the service read as you head for nutley street. inbounds on i-66 no problems for you right now. a live look if you're planning to head southbound on i-270out gaithersburg and rock sill, no problems to report as you head down past falls road and to the point where the lanes d

>> i some producing for a living some years ago. and doing my work with at risk of group, my program is called the legacy project right here in san francisco. it's mainly with seventh through 12th grade. and the power of the people is around the story telling, getting the story out there and history. and you get people to ask questions and in some cases going back to the family and having the stories told. and in addition to that, i also worked with some students in south africa, students out of townships from elite schools and they're doing the work around what happened in apartheid. so we're looking at our history and the history there. >> they had to deal with truth and reconciliation. >> yes. >> we just touched the surface, wouldn't you say? >> i would say so. in south africa, they're having the dialogue out in the open nationally, in houses out in the street. they have the conversations that hear in the u.s. america doesn't really want to have. it happened a long time ago. what does it have to do with now? it has everything to

we have some cloud cover -- this produce some moderate snow. therally a clout start for us -- generally cloudy start for us. most of this is not hitting the ground. we have a chance for a sprinkle in thetill floa snow flurry mountains. mostly cloudy skies today. 30% chance for a rain shower. no big deal. we'll keep that percentage through this evening. high temperature between 45 and 50. mostly cloudy tonight as temperatures drop back into the 30's. a much better chance for rain on thursday, 50 degrees. cooler on friday and saturday. the tail end of the weekend is looking iffy. a chance for rain or snow with a high near 38 on sunday. >> hours after officials say it is ok to record public police activity, a man is ordered to leave as the records officers making an arrest. kim dacey is live to explain. >> the incident happened early saturday morning in federal hill. the man uploaded the video to youtube and then filed a complaint with baltimore city police. scott cover came across the arrest in progress near the corner of east cross and patapsco

we have some rain and maybe some snow in the seven-day forecast. pitch black when we come main. >> whatever you say. >> the roads are clear. not dealing with any delays at this time. we have some closures in parkville along harford road. millington avenue is shutdown because of the gas main break in southwest baltimore. eight minutes to get you south on 895 down to the harbor tunnel tolls. look at quick live traffic. this is 795 at franklin boulevard. light volume down towards the beltway. this is 83 at padonia road. southbound traffic moving without delay. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you. >> hundreds of baltimore residents are waking up to no heeat. >> crews are attempting to fix a water main. jennifer franciotti is live on the scene this morning. good morning. >> they do have water. water should be restored to everyone. when the water main break happened, it flooded the gas lines. now it could take several days to get b.g.e. to be able to restore gas to everyone. the view from above all it tells half the story of the gigantic

we want to look for bringing some of those to you in some form. the infrastructure is good, but behavior and etiquette are also key. i can never quite remember what his it is. of course, this was in recognition of our various market had the parking management. our great use of streets. it has a picture of the four- borough partly -- four barrel parklet. it is a smart use of the transit stop. free muni for youth, the bike coalition is very supportive of this. we got wanted to adversely affect operations are budgets of funding. we will keep working on that. we want to talk about the bicycle account report. that is partly why we got the recognition internationally. i think that is all i have to say, i will be back for other items, thank you. >> [reading names] >> my name is jane martin, we're organizing low income riders across the city. i wanted to report a little bit of the progress on what has been happening. we have a resolution passed and supported by the board of supervisors. the mayor's staff was very supportive, and we have a growing movement

commissioner: can i ask you, please, how many usually come in with some time notice put some notice of time before they go to the police department? they know they are going to the police department. there may be hours or a day of that nature. >> for clarification, how many of our clients typically know ahead of time that they are going to go to make a police report? >> for example, in the example that you made, there was a one- month period of time between these two visits. >> if they do not call 911 when the incident occurs, we arrange for that because that is something we need to schedule for internally, so we did but we have noticed a day or two ahead of time sometimes. i have seen it though where a client may be coming in for a case management appointments, so they might be scheduled with a staff person, and then they decide, you know what, we are here, let's just make the report. commissioner: is there a number available that they could call in advance if they know they will need an interpreter? >> certainly, we can arrange that if there is a workup case, but as commissioner chan

share some of our assessments and some say regions on how now humor a situation develops in the world and we have different generals have been in that share and this is my part of my job description a good impression and i am in the regular version with the russian and then foreign journalists and. with a definitely. with our media. donors who are now on t.v. definitely are a different channel so we. think that it is absolutely important to know how the situation develops because quite a number of new shoes and if you will of human rights in the field of human rights are common issues. i would say even ubiquitous sometimes and not a single country in the world today he's immune to those issues so let's mention some of them for instance racism racial discrimination discrimination of ethnic minorities. for their intolerance in a broad sense of so it provides a great opportunity for preparation well let's take a look at the history of international human rights reports here's the story from spotlighting them to me. one of the first ever reports and human rights was produced fifty years a

do we get some sort of buy-out? is there some sort of buy-out activity going on?me sort of rumor mill behind the stock for the reason behind the activity? >>> up next, is it time to brace for a setback for stocks? one trader does see a correction coming and he'll tell you how you should position for it. >>> more "fast money" right after the break. >>> welcome back to the "fast money" "halftime report." take a look at where we are on apple. now down $1.27 on the session. at the start of the program 52 minutes ago we spoke about the call option, massive unusual activity we've seen. let's now turn to the put action with brian shactman. what are you seeing? >> in terms of puts, i think volatility is rising in the stock. the puts are looking attractive to sell those puts at levels you want to get long the stock. abigail talked about the 480-level so to speak, maybe support level, sell the 480 put, collect some premium. this is my dcia trade. don't cry about it. if the stock gets higher, you collect that premium. if the stock drops, you want long in there anyway. that's

during the middle of the day, we could see some thunderstorms develop and some could be strong.e will hit seven degrees but the wind could be gusting 40 miles per hour. it will be a little bumpy as we make the change from the cold air to the warm air -- from the warm air to the calold air. >> 61 coming south on 95 out of the white marsh area. moving well on to the north side of the beltway. heading south on the j.f.x., 60 miles per hour down towards northern parkway. 60 on the west side outer loop at 70. looking good on the rest of the major roadways. some light rain could impact your morning rush. we have a nice start at the bay bridge. toll plaza, not a lot in terms of volume. this is a smooth ride although the volume is picking up in the outer loop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. stan and mindy, back to you. >> a monumental vote in the maryland state senate. >> lawmakers passed the same sex marriage legislation making maryland the eighth state to do so. jennifer franciotti is live with the details. >> it did pass by narrow imagine. whether the bill takes effect may b

some breaks in the clouds. have some rain showers showing up, not all of the coverage too impressive. but as we switch things up, a little bit of activity moving into the delta. concord at last check reporting some light rainfall and also some activity in the hills to the east of san jose. we'll continue to move the maps to the south and the main storm center is moving out of town but we still have some lingering instability. as a result, we have to hold onto the possibility of scattered showers throughout the afternoon hours. it's cold out there. just recovering back up into the low to mid-50s. san rafael checking in at 52. hayward in the mid-50s. right around 55 degrees. this is the weather setup, this cool trough, we call it a trough for today and tomorrow. for this afternoon, we'll have a little bit of everything with some sunshine, some clouds and a passing shower, pushing through the region. but the main storm center as you can see, heading out to the south and to the east. there is another system we're w

just some clouds moving by. it should stay dry but we'll notice some cooler temperatures around the bay area as high pressure now beginning to weakened somewhat. still, in some of the valleys some of the temperatures have dropped off into the 30s. 39 in concord. 38 santa rosa. 37 livermore. 49 with some clouds moving in overhead in san francisco. still looks like this afternoon above normal but cooler than yesterday. plan on 65 degrees couple of passing clouds in san jose and sunshine. 66 in santa rosa. mostly cloudy in pacifica at 59 degrees. now, over the weekend there's another system that moves in late tonight early tomorrow morning. could bring some drizzle maybe a couple of light sprinkles into the bay area not a big deal partly cloudy and cooler over the weekend and breezy too. another system moves in sunday night into monday. we could see some more rain then, as well. but nothing looks too heavy now. that's the latest weather, guys. back to you. >> thank you. 6:05. just in case he's watching, good mornin

with some other communities as well have some time this evening, so i am excited to share some experiences from one of our consortiums measures, and they were quite a lot in the spanish- speaking community, and i want to bring one person with us to talk about some of the aniston of information she has received to give us a better picture of what survivors of domestic violence to our lep might be facing. and then i believe that heidi has a global perspective that she would like to bring to us, as well. thank you. >> hello. thanks for having us here tonight. this is all very timely, because unfortunately, we had a fairly adorable interaction that occurred, one in december. this is unfortunately but the same client. we had a client in our latina program. spanish, very limited english proficient, and i do not think she can speak any english at all. she built up the courage to make a police report, and one of our people accompanied her to the police station to do so. unfortunately, she did not have experience at that station. there was no attempt made to find a certified translator, and the lan

some appear to get it. some appear not to. but the one thing they agree on is that you cannot figure this out in the first couple of episodes. it will take watching a few of these to get a sense for where this is headed. i assume, as a producer, you are ok with that. being on hbo gives you time to develop that. but we live in the world now where people the attention span is really sure. god have to watch seven or eight or nine episodes to get the point you have made now, that you are trying to get us to wrestle with the amenity of these characters and this -- with the humanity of these characters and this yearning, will people stick with it? >> first of all, audiences are smarter than they know they are and we rely on them. we count on that. we rely on that. they will not understand some of the details of some of it, but they get it that jerry had a very smart idea in this one race, betting on one horse. they will understand that. i think they will be easy with not worrying about some esoterica of detail that goes by as long a

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over a foot of snow in some places. we kind of scooted by. some snow flurries left in some areas. we will see cloud cover at this morning. this is how close they came to baltimore. about an inch of snow south of d.c. in charles county. lower eastern counties got some snow. some flurries in baltimore. now will carry of the clouds. you can see the back edge of the clouds coming into western maryland. that will sweep off the coast and we will have mostly sunny skies. it will take awhile for that clearing process. 38 downtown. 31 in parkton. mostly sunny today. early morning clouds but becoming mostly sunny. it will be a little on the breezy side. mostly clear and chilly tonight with temperatures around 30. the weather should be fairly quiet for the next few days. you can see this system. there could be a 30% chance for a shower on thursday afternoon. another disturbance goes by 2 or number. i think will stay dry on thursday. increasing clouds tomorrow with a chance for a shower. it will get warm during the middle of the week. upper 50's wednesday and thursday. possibly a few thunders

we did get some snow in some areas. it was mostly west of baltimore. two inches in manchester. just a trace at the tv station. we have a more interesting storm scenario perhaps coming up as we go into the weekend. we have some leftover clouds from the storm. that is lingering behind. that should clear out in a couple of hours and we should wind up with sunshine going into the afternoon. 31 in parkton. below freezing in the northern suburbs. there could be some icy sports. klaus - icy spots -- clouds and then sunshine into this afternoon. temperatures will drop back into the 20's tonight. we will be watching a front moving in torrow. you can see the clouds of thickening up as we go into the evening hours. friday night into saturday morning, an area of low pressure will build in. we have a chance for some snow late friday night and into saturday morning. everything will pull off the coast into the afternoon on saturday appeared the best chance for snow would be a saturday morning and the afternoon would be just fine. 45 today with sunshine this afternoon. some snow moves in a fri

the early morning fog and maybe some drizzle in some areas. high temperature will climb into the low 50's. mostly clear skies and chilly, the upper 20's tonight. let's talk about the weekend. we will see low pressure developed down in the gulf of mexico. that will start to move out of the gulf up to the northeast. cold air will be moving down out of canada. the computer models have been doing two different things with these storms. one has a missing us completely. the other takes that to the southern part of virginia which would give us a chance for some rain and snow. i'm leaning towards this track. if the low pressure comes up to the southern part of virginia, will be on the northern fringe of the precipitation shield. we will wind up with a mix of rain and snow. mostly rain across southern maryland. on the northern part of this shield, there will be a stripe of heavy snow but it will be a narrow band. it is heart to tell where this will set up. may be harrisburg will miss this completely -- it is hard to tell. i think there will be some sno

some of those numbers down into the 30s and we have some reports of some patchy fog.atch out for that near fairfield and santa rosa. by the afternoon, we are basking in sunshine again. temperatures soaring well above the average. 66 degrees in san jose. 65 degrees in santa clara and sunny. east bay temperatures into the 60s and inside the bay, looking good. temperatures up in the 60s, as well. looks like the weekend is going to be very nice but we have some rain in the forecast. we'll have more on that in a moment. elizabe ? >> live overall ban over albany, golden gate fields, chopper 5 over that. you can see the horses and you can see the cars. westbound 80 is about a 19 to 20-minute drive time right now down the eastshore freeway in the commute direction from the carquinez bridge to the maze. thanks for the traffic shot from chopper 5. to our maps word of a new problem in marin, northbound 101 near ignacio boulevard. car off the road into a fence. so it is not blocking lanes but police are on scene. so mostly a visual distraction there. if you are commuting southbou

by the way, we were getting some reports of some delays headed towards chicago so if you have a plane to catch this morning, heading towards chicago, you may see delays this morning. let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. we are going outside take a check of conditions right now heading in and out of san francisco. we have our photographer who decided to pull off the freeway for a minute and give us a live look at 280 traffic by the mariposa exit. we'll see some headlights hopefully in a minute moving southbound. everything is so far nice and light on this friday morning. thanks, edgar. >>> to our maps now. we have a developing hotspot. so we just got off the phone with chp about this accident in san jose. southbound 101 right there by hellyer. now, we understand three people were transported to the hospital. not sure about the extent of injuries. chp is still on scene and they still have two left lanes blocked off. so obviously you can see some slowing in the area. they ran a traffic break earlier but they are still working to completely clear it so pretty sluggi

we've looked at some of the other pieces. some great our work. -- some great artwork.e have some light rain to contend with this morning. nothing very heavy. give yourself a few extra minutes. we have a south wind that will bring in the warm air. a cold front is moving in from ohio. temperatures back there in the 20's and 30's. cold air will be sliding towards the end of the week. we will have some rain because it is to warrant for snow.-- it is too warm for snow. this is not a solid overcast. this will not be a steady rain. 54 at the airport. 46 in parkton. way above average for this time of year. variable clouds is our forecast. maybe a peak of the signed between the raindrops. high temperature between 62 and 67. it will be another warm day but i don't think we'll break any records. the record high is 75. the average is 42. mostly cloudy skies tonight with a chance for a few showers. we will drop back into the 40's. we will stay in the 40's tomorrow. we have a chance for some rain, 30%. more seasonable with temperatures in the 40's on friday. a chance for a cold rain

still some rain around. then this afternoon there's that potential break for the middle and latter part of the afternoon. maybe the two rush hours morning an afternoon go off go off without too much rainfall. 55 today. showers and storms. that's a late high, though. we'll be in the mid-40s at lunch time. about 50 tonight. we'll be in the upper 60s tomorrow. it will be windy and warm. partly to mostly sunny. late showers friday, around 60. saturday looks wet. more showers and storms. maybe some light snow or flurries sunday night into monday morning. monika? >>> overall it has not been a bad start to the rush hour. at 5:51 if you're just heading out the door, i think generally speaking you should be final. we had one spot that i wanted you to watch out for in bladensburg on the westbound side of route 450 at route 1 with a huge sinkhole there. you'll be diverted through that area. over here in virginia, 66 out of manassas, centreville and into fairfax, i think you should be fine. no problems to report. just t

last front coming through, there will be some changing to some wet here as moving out of into saturday. sunday morning will be one of days this winter. as you head out, temperature's only around freezing. that is close to our low temperature. then in the cold front begins coming our way. overnight tomorrow night some showers changing into wet snow. get intoer as we saturday. by sunday morning, a lot of spots will be in the teens. there could be passing snow also.es you can keep posted 24/7. >> you are talking the coldest year, andes of the talking golf. >> tiger woods is focused on spyglass. and wait until you see what at the verizon center tonight. ♪ our machines help identify early stages of cancer and it's something that we're extremely proud of. you see someone who is saved because of this technology, you know that the things that you do in your life, matter. if i did have an opportunity to meet a cancer survivor, i'm sure i could take something positive away from that. [ jocelyn ] my name is jocelyn, and i'm a cancer survivor. [ mimi ] i had cancer. i have no evidence of disease n

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lectures they're not going to classes they're boycotting exams they're saying that they want to see some real changes towards democracy in the country which they haven't seen yet they're also calling on workers for massive strikes to go on indefinitely until the military council steps down but a lot of the parties that have made it into the parliament. during the recent elections are actually not supporting the strike primarily or we should know it's the muslim brotherhood who are saying that these that this these calls for a massive strike are actually destructive to the country because that will only charge egypt into further poverty and disarray also the religious leaders in the country are not supporting the strike as well but students the young people who work behind this site really show was the workers who wanted to see some real differences there are saying that things must be chase immediately more on why it's yours are going to strike here is my call it very thing else. around a thousand killed at least six thousand injured and even more still missing egypt's people have paid h

some severe health issues, some emotional problems.a high cheever as these bankers are, what do you do? you just push harder and that exacerbates the problem. and so starting in year four, you saw these break down cycles and in year six, for some bankers, they exacerbated to such a level that they needed to adopt a new strategy. 60% of the bankers just kept going, but 40% needed to adopt a new strategy, actually had to listen more to their bodies. and that's when creativity increased again. >> dr. michelle, what is the control group in this study? i'm just curious. if you you took anybody who worked 120 hours a week, would you see the same result or is it unique to investment banking? >> i think that is the important aspect of the study. the study is a qualitative study, so it does not have a control group. and the purpose of the study is to discover patterns that then hopefully will be tested in about pe experiments. but your question will this will happen to everyone and my answer is yes. we have a lot of people in our knowledge base

i'm going to do my best to help this team take some points and, you know, make some hits, score some. it's my goal. >> nice to have him back. had a little vacation in south beach. he's been seemingly away for about two weeks since that suspension. >> i have to tell you something about grankowsky. mike ditka was not a bad tight end in his day. i heard him say something really scary. he said he doesn't even know yet now good he is and as soon as he finds out like maybe next year, instead of worrying about high ankle sprains he'll start breaking people's necks and he said i guarantee it. and i'm inclined to believe it. that guy is awesome. >> he is amazing. >> that fast, that strong. >> when guys like ditka say that, other players say the same stuff, you know he is the real deal. >> i believe it. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 we have something that is absolutely delightful. we floon joe gibbs today. and, you kn, joe gibbs was absolutely the finest coach ever in washington. he is still coaching but he's not coaching big, brawny men anymore. he is coaching his sons and others and what he

some violent clashes began with protesters. and today, this sort of leaves a sense with the protesters, the ones that we spoke to, is that there is a sense of betrayal on the part of the park police. they say that they were told that the tents that were compliant would be left up and they say some tents that were taken down and some of the belongings that were removed were not compliant. so, it's a matter of what they define compliant as. but definitely, we talked to one of the protesters who was among those arrested yesterday, and we also talked to park police, and it speaks to a definite change in the mood of this protest. >> these are nuisance abatement enforcement of camping regulations. we've identified a large number of camp areas that have some substantial public health issues. and yesterday, as we were going through some of these tents, they're in violation of the camping regulations. we found things such as urine-soaked bedding material, bottles of urine, we found a family of live rats in one tent, including dead rats.

before those at its debut on sunday some are generating some buzz.abe slate gives us a quick peek. >>gabe: back to roughy drizzle jerry seinfeld was the first on the list to get the new act will mile who tried to bribe the man that has been you accurate. and here is how it ends, it is a refund if--it is pretty funny. >> how about eight jet flying seat from york to l.a. and 15 minutes? [laughter] >>gabe: of what now there is a vampire and departed going on in the woods and i shall of late driving the new audi within you've they like headlights. >>gabe: price will kill off william shatner. >>gabe: of volkswagen has not meet their and yet they have announced that it will be better than last year with the young boys pretending to be dark evader. they have released a teaser at that features a real dog acquirer marking their theme song from star wars. >>gabe: i hope you have fun this sunday watching the commercials. >>justine: i hope you have fun sunday watching the game as was the commercials. let us take a quick break and we will be back with our live we

we could have some minor slick spots. overall accumulations around an inch. the ridge tops will see a little bit more. elevation will help you get more snow. maybe 3.5 inches. tomorrow, sunshine, near 50 on friday. much colder by the weekend. >> thank you so much. we are looking at 33 degrees in rockville. >> coming up next, bread and verse is a bag of potato chips. a new study says your morning test could be so unhealthy. you are watching "good morning washington". we have details next. >> why men cheat. the other women and wives face off on the next anderson. >> the question this morning -- is bread or potato chips? which is worse? >> you may not believe it, but a study says that bread and rolls are the number-one source of salt and the american diet. a senior scientist said it is not that bread is saltier than other fruits, but people tend to eat them a lot and eat a lot of them. bread and rolls account for 7% of the salt americans eat. >> that is a bummer. >> all in moderation. >> i do not like moderation. >> 6:25. an

we do have some live in washington.e talk about the latest on the american reaction to this international crisis. the decision to close the embassy obviously not taken lightly. it does send a diplomatic message. but it was also done for safety reasons. >> reporter: it was. in fact, what the state department is saying is that they've now for weeks have been asking the syrians to protect that embassy better. the embassy is located very near a busy street, and what they wanted was either for the street to be shut down or some type of barricade put up or both, because what they are worried about, michael, they said, was al-qaeda or al-qaeda-like attacks. there was no specific threat, but they were very worried about that because there had been some car bombings previously. and that was not done by the syrians, so they decided under this deteriorating situation, they simply had to pull out the staff, when they did. >> what sdt udoes the u.s. do n? they can talk all they like. they continue the killing and russia and china al

you may start to see some delays.this is the tydings memorial bridge. 213 in cecil county, we have a fire causing some lane closures. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> police in washington are investigating a deadly shootings that took place des the lincoln memorial. somebody found the victim on sunday morning. police believed the shooting may have been a suicide. latest move on the birth control mandate is not enough, according to edwin o'brien. employers can be denied birth control coverage to their employees. a bill being offered may change the exemption. volunteers are working in washington state to soar through more than 10 tons of paper and trash at an area dump. may have made a final visit to that dump. >> the passing of whitney houston changed the dynamic of the grammy awards ceremony last night. we have more. >> no surprise, adele. >> adele dominated sunday's grammy awards. she won siix awards. >> i cannot tell you how feel about it. "21", adele! >> thank you so much. this is ridiculous. the night wa

consider what some parents face under the current system in some states. child may pass the third grade reading test. she gets in the eighth grade and fails the eighth grade test. the parents say who do i hold accountable? what happened? my child was successful in the third and here he or she is in the eighth, what went wrong? how come? where did the system let me down? too much precious time has lapsed in this case for us to achieve what we want. every child being able to learn. testing every child every year is the way to stop the cycle. we must care enough to ask how our children are doing. we must have the data to know how poor and minority children are doing. to see if we are closing the achievement gap in america. annual measurement is of special concern of mine. it is crucial. crucial part of a solid reform package. the good news is i'm not alone. take, for example, congress member george miller from california. some might think it odd that the republican president is mentioning a democrat member of the house. he and i have had discussions already.

some of them graduated, some did not. it was not also pretty then, either, and we did not make any efforts to help those who could not keep up. where today we probably over burden our system with extra efforts for those who cannot keep up. and we pause for station identification. primarily for our listeners on siriusxm channel 124 -- you are listening to "white house chronicle" with myself, llewellyn king, and john rowe, extraordinary chairman, outgoing chairman of exelon corp., which is why i am in chicago. also seen around the globe on the english language broadcasts of the voice of america and on 200 selects television stations in the u.s. john rowe -- tell me more about urban education. what is the fix? is there a fix? >> there is not one fix. there are many fixes and they are all very hard work. jean and i got into this charter school movement for two reasons. one was that the senate committee, which was a group of corporate ceo's in chicago trying to figure out why effort after effort to change the results from the

i would like to give some examples on some projects i have worked on on what was the most stringent -- was it preservation or was it other codes? in golden gate park, for instance, ada actually had much more interesting restrictions. we had to do something that did not appear to include ramps. with everything slope, you do structurally, we did not want to provide visual obstruction. the poured sandstone columns -- we inserted steel. on the veterans building in greenberg, we wanted to not disturb any historic fabric to add the ada ramp. but it did not look like a modern, contrasting ramp. it had to blend with the historic building, so it did. on third street, wheat maintained -- we maintained -- president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is rose hilson. please support architectural heritage and hpc's stance on this legislation. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am not an architecture. -- an architect. i am not a developer. i use tim as my expert. if he is for it, i am against it. i think we should leave this to the e

some getting some excitement but the skies had cleared and the dry air, in part keeping -- 28 degrees right now at the montgomery county airport, in looking at a school in d.c., bundle of tomorrow morning but fear not. some spring fever weather is coming back. i will take you almost to the end of february when i join you. >> all right we will see you then, bob. -- it will take center stage in the latest poll about candidates vying for the gop nomination. as super tuesday approaches, a new poll says voters are not satisfied with their options. the poll from one university reveals only 38% are satisfied with their options. only mitt romney and ron paul are listed on the ballot in the commonwealth and 57% would like to see other names or candidates on the ballot. they are showing rick santorum with a slight edge in a head-to- head battle with president obama. >> a woman and vanish without a trace of three years ago this month. >> -- >> they gathered at a vigil in northwest in front of pamela butler's home. >> also new at 11:00, maryland catholics went to mass in larger numbers than ever

issues to fill some vacant positions. this staffing effort began through the creation of the plan or technician classification series and other support staff additions over the past two years. the department has run civil service examinations for existing planner classifications and has been filling them over the past few years as well. to continue this implementation of the department's staffing savage -- strategy, there are needs in the payroll, technical support function and for a website and permanent tracking system support. moving on to the non personal services item, these include things such as professional service contracts, advertising and postage. this is increasing mainly due to increased contract authority for the completion of the environmental impact report among various other grant-funded contracts. capital outlay projects are slated to increase in fiscal 12-13 mainly due to increasing storage area equipment which is in line with the department's technology upgrade schedule. also, the department is plannin

there was a shouting match that contain some profanity between mr. cantana and barry. >> protests were sparked after afghan workers at the american military beasts -- military base saw soldiers setting fire to the holy book in a garbage bin. the soldiers stopped what they were doing once they realized the books were korans. officials say four were burned. protests have killed at least seven people. >> we will take you to the kickoff of a museum that will honor african american culture. >> it has been weeks since the candidates have shared the stage. we are hours from the next debate. how will religion played a part in the questioning? >> more on the race for the republican presidential nomination. >> tonight's debate gets under way in mason, arizona, as a primary on february 28. mitt romney has the lead. that could quickly change. >> a couple of hours away. such a different scene. i was at the debate in d.c. a couple of months ago. talking to rick santorum afterwards, he actually came down to explain his remarks. he was the only candidate to represen

so i do have some sympathy. the problem is the conflict between anti-trust policy and industrial policy and the two often don't meet. >> let's look at that point. if you're in europe and you wanted to go somewhere owner that deutsche borse nyc, where could you get? >> you can't go somewhere else. you could go to your rival a, b some people see that as a distraction it hasn't got much volume. if you happened to trade these other products somewhere else one probably couldn't. and somebody coming in and trying to compete with this merge merger it would be extremely hard. as i say, the anti-trust folks looking at it from a european perspective are technically right. >> jeremy, it's richard in hong kong. why can't we trade 24/7? surely this is part of the steamroller that we're seeing of maybe we're going to have two or three major markets, maybe it will be specialized. and it may well be that we'll have one derivatives market in asia and one in the states. >> that may be where we're moving. but what's really interes