the satellite view we can see a little area of cloud cover over northeast maryland, into southeast pennsylvania. another sign that we will see fog tonight. our main storm system still yet to arrive and a long way off. it's a weekend weather make tear will take its time getting in and in the meantime warm air will continue to surge up the coast, high pressure off shore that continues to generate that south-southeast wind, that does two things, brings up the humidity and creates the situation to the near record temperatures, the trend basically hit and missed showers possible, through tomorrow night but i think the main rain chances will hold off until saturday and saturday evening and the -- actually part of the storm doesn't begin to arrive until into sunday. this is a large system but the speed is low. it's crawling in here to maryland. overnight 55, partly cloudy, fog developing, patchy fog tomorrow. hopefully not as widespread or long lasting, tomorrow night down to 56. seven day forecast, looking ahead, really this forecast has been consistent with temperatures peaking tomorrow around 80, t

haberle, project director, pennsylvania recovery organization, achieving community together, southeast pennsylvania. joe powell, executive director, association of persons affected by addiction, dallas, texas. dr. thomasina borkman, professor of sociology emerita, george mason university, fairfax, virginia. keith, let's start out by letting the audience know what is the need for treatment in terms of substance use and mental disorders in this country? a lot of people aren't aware of how prevalent these conditions are, but amazingly there are 45 million american adults who meet the criteria for a mental health problem. and 23 million who meet it for substance use, alcohol or drugs. and most of those who also smoke and the overlap between those groups is about 10 million people who struggle with both of those problems. so that means at any given time one in four people in this country could conceivably benefit from treatment for mental health or substance use disorder. and actually, we're using the term now, behavioral health, do you want to explain a little what behavioral health encompasses? behavi

. >> we are hearing reports now the crash on southeast pennsylvania avenue in done between minnesotaavenue and at 295 -- and now a disabled vehicle blocking the road. virginia is where we go live with the camera. see what is happening on 95 and 395. not much. a normal pace of traffic. that is the scenario in maryland on the beltway. this is southbound at father hurley boulevard. we go on over to the weather now and steve rudin. >> and mild started thursday. a beautiful sunrise. 40 minutes or so. projected highs around 60 to 65 degrees. breezy during the morning hours. we could see gusts exceeding 25 miles per hour. in the clear and cold for the overnight, debitors in the 30's. a freeze warning across my third wehrli in -- western maryland. sunshine tomorrow morning followed by increasing clouds. milder temperatures south and west of d.c. highs in the upper 50's 2to low or 60's. it rained for the weekend. details on that in a few minutes. >> thank you. at 6:11. the capitals are down to the last five games. they are not in a position to lose any of them including tonight's in boston. t

a crash in southeast reported on the inbound lanes of pennsylvania avenue between minnesota avenue andenilworth: 29 r5 also new incidents reported out of upper marlboro near wood yard road. next timesaver traffic at 6:24. back to you mike. >>> the cool schools bus is going to college this thursday morning. george mason university and fairfax, virginia in fact. where students all the way if elementary school up to graduate students in college are making cool music. they're taking part in the national trumpet competition and getting tips from some world famous jazz and big band people including one you are sure to recognize. ♪ >> it's like they're -- >> three times a day, seven days a week. forest johnson fills air with music. he practices like it's his job. ♪ 11 years old from vienna, virginia, he is the youngest competitor in the 20th annual national trumpet competition at george mason university and it's pretty special to him. >> this is one of the very few times that i get to perform and like competitions. ♪ and also also at the same time see all these great players performing. >> lo

early troubles downtown checking in with d dot metro place, lane -- police, lanes are open southeast past pennsylvania avenue. just signal light delays, north on 295 no early troubles there. elsewhere around the area we're in good shape as well. no early problems for folks arnold the beltway and making your way in on the 95 corridors. both in maryland and in virginia. here's springfield. left side of the screen northbound traffic just building volume going in to woodbridge out of dale city. 395 still a good ride past landmark up to the 14th street bridge. maryland drivers out of southern maryland the lanes are open. north on 210, route 4 going up to the beltway and the beltway of north of andrews into and of looks good. with very light volume and looking good as well. the next check of timesaver traffic comes up at 5:23. back to you. >>> thanks beverly. the lady terps fall short in their chance to make the final four. >> and now the capitals really will need a miracle if they want to make the post season. highlights coming up in sports. >> before we go to break let's take a look at the question of the

ohio, santorum is strongest in the southwest, near the indiana and kentucky border and southeast near pennsylvania is ineligible for 18 of ohio 66 nominating delegates because of filing problems. he is running strong in tennessee, and is heavily favored in oklahoma. slams romney as a moderate who contends to be conservative. >> one of the basic issues in the campaign is trust. can you trust someone when they say they will be a strong principled conservative? >> gingrich ignored ohio and other super tuesday states to focus on georgia. he hopes to force himself back to headlines and contention. >> i challenge other candidates to join me in mississippi or alabama for a debate next week. i don't think mitt romney can just hide behind millions of dollars of paid ads. >> ron paul's best bet is north dakota. paul was the only candidate to visit alaska and made stops today in idaho. back in ohio, where the secretary of state doesn't like to make turn-out predictions and going back to 1992, the average has been 2.5 musli2.5 million voters for the primary. tonight, the tv are filled with attack ads and the

this happened yesterday at southern and pennsylvania avenues in southeast washington. police said the man in the car wouldn't pull over a police trying to stop him in prince george's county. investigators say he later crashed into several cars and a metro bus. prince george's county police officer -- a police officer responding to the call was also involved in a separate crash when a car made a u-turn in front of him. in all, six people taken to the hospital including three children. police arrested rodney miller. he's charged with running from police, leaving the scene, and driving on a suspended license. >>> a campaign volunteer for a d.c. council candidate facing murder charges this morning. police arrested 56-year-old elsworth culbert yesterday in the stabbing death of his neighbor, robert wright. that stabbing happened in the 3600 block of highwood drive in southeast. culbert worked for ward 7 candidate kevin b. chavis. in a statement he said, "if the allegations are found to be true, he needs to face whatever justice is handed down by the court." culbert did not

in pennsylvania avenue in southeast, the neighborhood that this happened in is different than the others around here. there is a suburban feel a lot of single-family homes and tonight, they are shot, he and many of them knew both of these guys. >> everyone knows everyone. >> jimmy williams lives next door to where the stabbing happened. he says he has lived here for one decade and that makes him a newcomer in the neighborhood. not a place used to murder investigations, especially when the alleged killer and victim were both well known. >> it is a tragic. both of the people involved we have known them since they were young. >> this is a neighborhood with a lot of blogged neighbors and robert is known as a big one. there was a pit bull living on the property where he was stabbed. suspects -- witnesses say that he was angrily accusing another of letting the dog go to the bathroom in his yard. >> it woke you up? >> yes. >> this man, who asked us not to identify him, said he heard loud swearing and he said he saw colbert , a walking away after the other had been stabbed. -- saw him walking aw

take a look at this three-vehicle crash sunday afternoon at southern and pennsylvania avenues in southeast washington. police say the man behind the wheel of the car drove away from a police officer trying to stop him in prince george's county. police did not chase the car. the metro bus passengers and the driver say it was a bad crash, but it could have been a whole lot worse. >> i heard a large boom-boom. i look up, all this happened -- the bus driver did a good job maneuvering over. we were pretty safe. >> it could have been a lot worse. it seems like it's a very bad accident, but it could have been a lot worse. >> a prince george's county police officer responding to the call was also involved in a separate crash when a car made a u-turn in front of him. in all, six people were taken to the hospital including three children. rodney miller was arrested, charged with running from police, leaving the scene of a crash, and driving on a suspended license. >>> a volunteer for a d.c. council candidate is behind bars, accused of stabbing a man to death. it happened yesterday in the 3600 block

in aid air, santorum is strongest near indiana and kentucky borders and southeast near his home state of pennsylvania ineligible for 18 because of filing problems. he's running strong in tennessee and heavily favored in oklahoma and slams romney as someone that pretends to be conservative. >> one of the biggest things in this campaign is trust. >> reporter: begin grith has ignored ohio to focus on georgia. he hopes to force himself back to headlines and contention. >> i will challenge the other contestants to join me in mississippi or alabama for a debate next week. i don't think romney can hide behind millions of dollars of paid ads. >> caucuses are open to any voter. paul was the only to visit alaska and today made stops at idaho. >> the ohio secretary of state doesn't like to predict turnout. tonight tv sets are filled with attack ads and ads and telephones ringing off the hook from all candidates. fox news. >>> investors fled today in the second day of trading. it fell nearly 15% to under $21 a share. when the debut aired friday, it shot higher from the initial price of 15 adollars a share. it's

this was yesterday afternoon at a sbre intersection of southern and pennsylvania avenue in southeast d.c. an officer tried pull a driver over but that driver just kept going and sped right through an intersection. six people were taken to the hospital. one person with life-threatening injuries. >> we're following a story in the nhl. league officials are expected to meet with a former redskins defensive coordinator who has admitted to running a bounty program. gregg williams paid new orleans saints players to knock players out of the game. he said he had a similar scheme when he was with this team. williams has now apologized. >> it's getting a lot of attention. we'll stay on top of it. it is 28 degrees in falls church. a cool start to the monday morning. >> getting gouged at the gas pumps. how high the prices could surprise and where they stand right now. >> who was it that the got first interview with whitney houston's family? and from snowflakes to temperatures in the 70's. quite a range this week. adam as the >> hello. welcome to the animal welfare. where there is a pet waiting fo

faces several charges in a crash involving a crowded metro bus, happened at southern and pennsylvania avenues southeast washington. the man wouldn't pull over for a police officer trying to stop him in prince georges county. investigators say he later crashed in several cars and a metro bus. a prince georges county officer responding to the call was involved in a separate crash when a car made a u-turn in front of him. in all, six people were taken to the hospital including three children. police arrested rodney miller, charged with running from police, leaving the scene of the crash, and driving on a suspended license. >>> today a campaign volunteer for d.c. council candidate facing murder charges. it happened yesterday in the 3600 block of high wood drive southeast. >> reporter: people who live in the community tell me they cannot believe that a dispute between two neighbors would end with one being allegedly stabbed and killed by another. >> you can't imagine it going to that level. >> neighbors say an argument over one neighbor picking up after his dog led to another neighbor stabbing and killing h

. >>> here's a live look pennsylvania avenue coming out of the southeast southwest freeway over the sousa bridge. it's nice and quiet. all of the potomac and an cost came -- anacostia crossings are doing well this morning. >>> the lineup for the upcoming season at the kennedy center has been released. the 2012-2013 season will feature 2,000 performances. dance, theater, music. among the high lates? celebrations of the music of bob marley and a new production of "showboat." the kennedy center will also present a nordic festival which will feature both the arts and food of the scandinavian region. >>> an 81-year-old newport, rhode island woman says she's going to take the lump sum. louise white is the winner of last month's $346.4 million jackpot, the sixth largest in u.s. history. she bought the ticket at a newport supermarket stop 'n' shop in fact where she stopped to buy some rainbow sherbet. the. >>> meryl streep visits japan for the premiere of "the iron lady." >> and the ole son twin little sister throws a scare into moviegoers. >> reporter: meryl streep got a lavish reception in toky

three-vehicle crash sunday afternoon at southern and pennsylvania avenues in southeast d.c.y the man behind the wheel of the car drove away from a police officer trying to stop him in prince george's county. police did not chase the car. the metro bus passengers and the driver, they say it was a bad crash, but it could have been a whole lot worse. >> boom-boom. i look up, all this happened. the bus driver did a good job of maneuvering over. we were pretty safe. >> it could have been a lot worse than it is. seems like it's a very bad accident, but it could have been a lot worse. >> meanwhile, the prince george's county officer responding to the call was also involved in a separate crash when a car made a u-turn in front of him. in all, six people hospitalized including three children. pleat arrested rodney miller. -- police arrested rodney miller. he's charged with running from police, leaving the scene of a crash, and driving on a suspended license. >>> this morning, russian officials say there were "serious problems" in vladimir putin's win for president. police are on aler

southeast d.c. >> that's right, it happened near the intersection of pennsylvania and southern avenues. tom is live at the scene with the latest. what can you tell us? >> well, it was certainly a chaotic scene here. in all, six people taken to the hospital. one with possibly life-threatening injuries. nine overall injured. this all started in prince george's county, which is right over there. that's pennsylvania avenue. we're told police tried to pull somebody over, but instead of going over, they fled and they fled towards this intersection. when they came to intersection, there was a metro bus coming from that direction on southern avenue. the suspect car hit that bus and a lot of folks are giving the bus driver credit because he apparently maneuvered that way over that concrete into sboo that grassy area in the distance. some people say if he hasn't maneuvered well, this could have been worse. this thing was utter chaos. in all, it was more than just the suspect's vehicle and the metro bus involved. there were about three other cars involved as well. as i mentioned, six people overal

. >>> here's a look at the sousa bridge coming in on pennsylvania avenue in toward the southeast area. no problems to report. all the anacostia and potomac river crossings are incident free this morning. coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at virginia roads in a coup of minutes. back -- couple of minutes. back to you. >> thank you, monika. >>> a well orchestrated heist in orange county, california takes a small store for thousands of dollars and it was all caught on tape. eight people distracted the clerks pretending to be shoppers. some purchased a few things. in the meantime another woman was grabbing a bag of cash and shoving it down her pants. by the time the clerks realized what was happening, the group was gone. >>> members of the hacking group anonymous say they took down a website to protest everything from the catholic doctors to sexual abuse of children. it was inaccessible for hours yesterday. a vatican spokesperson acknowledged there was an attack but would not comment on who was responsible. >>> an investigation is under way in the hundreds of soldiers who had

moved pretty quickly through the region to the south and southeast and this morning see how we've cleared. there are some clouds up in pennsylvaniamorning but we're looking pretty good out here. temperatures are running in the mid 50s now in hagueers down and reagan national 62 degrees. i guess next time i'm on you will see me. looking at the highs today. about 64 here in washington. some areas up to hagerstown, cumberland you may stay in the upper 50s. now the beverly farmer in for monika this morning. >>> working with some well just pulling the barrels out of the roadway really. that's the biggest trouble on the interstates right now. overnight roadwork, here's the beltway new hampshire between college park and new hampshire avenue. work crew had been along the right side of the roadway. northbound on 95 the work is at 32 savage columbia and one year the exit i-95. no reported delays with the slight volume through the work zone. no reported troubled downtown. work had been on the outer loop of the beltway right near 50 arlington. here's 395 such light volume i can count the cars on one hand on the gw parkway and the inbound 14t

southeast side of 659 at the bw parkway -- 695. on the harrisburg expressway, south from the pennsylvania state line to the beltway, some stretches of slow traffic, middletown to belfast. also timonium road, to both loops of the beltway, increasing your drive time now. it's a little heavier traveling from shawan road to the top side on 83. seven minutes now. the same for southbound 95, whitemarsh to the beltway. on the west side 10 minutes from 795 over to i-70. >>> each day 1,000 people under age 18 pick up the daily habit of smoking. this morning youth smoking is the focus of a new surgeon general report. sherrie johnson with details of what we're learning about this. this is something we're clearly interested in. >> reporter: they want the states to focus on more prevention. this report from the surgeon general says tobacco companies advertising promotional campaigns may influence young adults and adolescents to start smoking. the report stopped short of saying tobacco companies definitely changed packaging in ways that increase appeal among young people. studies show the once steady decline in youth smoking slowed in recent year

southeast pretty quickly. this morning we're left with generally clear skies here. some clouds up at pennsylvania. but still on the mild side. still 62 at reagan national. easton is 59. we're dipping into the mid 50s up north and west and there's oakland just starting to get into the real cool air. now into 41 degrees. locally, 61 for fairfax and great falls leesburg is down to 59. same with columbia and we're looking at 67 still at upper marlboro. i took a little while for the cool air to come in but it's coming in as we speak. clear skies outside on the michael & son weather camera. 62 degrees. good visibility. wind north at 10 miles an hour right now and the air is drying out once again. dew points yesterday shot up into the low 50s. they're now back into the 30s a sign of the humidity levels dropping. west coast talk about a day -- a day. they're still getting hit one storm coming on shore. you can see this guy here just throwing more moisture northern california the pacific northwest. actually weather maker for us like said missouri right now. the showers gathering here and they'll be arrivin

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some evening rain in pennsylvania and the mid-atlantic. pop-up showers through the southeaste northwest. heavy rain and flooding from seattle to northern california. >> near 70 in sacramento. 80 in colorado springs. 55 in chicago. 46 in detroit. baltimore gets up to 60. and new orleans, 81. >>> before we show you this next video, a warning first. please, please do not try this will ever have the chance, though, to actually pet a wild moose. >> although you never know. you are probably thinking, who would do such a thing? chantel hernandez would. as a recent transplant to alaska, she was thrilled to see a real-life moose so she walked up and touched its enormous nose. >> smart thinking. what she didn't know was a neighbor was videotaping this and once it was posted it went viral. the reaction, overwhelmingly negative. >> look how enormous that moose is. i had no idea they were that big. >> oh, yeah. >> wow. >> i would never have guessed it. why would you even -- she could see how big it was. why did you go up and pet that dinosaur looking thing? >> they're not known to be dang

over but it kept going and sped through an intersection southern and pennsylvania spartacus chain -- mion involving an metrobus. a southeast. man accused of killing his next-door neighbor be in court later today. they say he stabbed a man to morning after a wentneighbors' dogs to the bathroom in his yard. newschannel 8 is following this y coming up in a few minutes. let's get a quick check on the morning commute. we are getting back to normal virginia and maryland. no accidents on the belly and looks statusavel quo. here are a couple of pictures -- the belt way out collegebelt to get into around 2 georgia ave. we have settled down and things have improved. the right in virginia to the northbound 395, traffic is on the left side and are for the exit for the parking lot. bad in the metro area right now. south of town, we are starting to see some light snow developing. that is where we will see accumulations' south of the morning.a later this highs and the low to mid 40's cold right now, 1-3 inches in the spotsylvania area. 70 degrees by thursday. we will be back at 7:56. >>> love will overcome everything. i love my children.

southeast texas. the rain goes all the way up to missouri and iowa. around here the cluster of storms we've been watching across northern maryland, the maryland-pennsylvania border during the overnight. we're going to continue to watch that move south and east. by noon we should be partly sunny. this afternoon can't rule out the isolated storm popping up. then tonight with the marine air coming back, we could have a shower but also see more fog returning like we have the last few nights. kind of like los angeles lately with the marine layer coming in and bringing the low clouds and fog. 74 today. some sun. chance of that afternoon storm. tonight we'll be back in the 50s. mid-70s tomorrow. afternoon storm. thursday and friday look pretty good, upper 70s to around 80. unsettled this weekend. temperatures cooling down into the 60s with showers and storms. it's 4:48. here's monika santami. >> thank you so much. good morning, everybody. a bit wet outside but otherwise i think we're pretty much good to go. you just have the construction which is clearing up at this point on the west side of town. dulles toll road on the beltway between 66 and springfield and th

. >>> taking a look into downtown on the southeast southwest freeway and the sousa bridge, this is what it looks like coming in from the pennsylvania avenue. no problems to report. more on virginia roadways next time around at 5:17. back to you, mike. >>> making news now at a:10, thousands of tornado survivors are just getting started on trying to put their lives back together. weekend storms spawned nearly a hundred tornadoes across five states. the death toll is at 39. and in henryville, indiana snow has now fallen on all the debris. >>> a court has denied requests by lawyers to end jared loughner's medication. he is accused of killing six people, including gabriel giffords. doctors can continue to give him drugs to make him ready to stand trial. >>> israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to the public affairs committee last night. he also met president obama at the white house yesterday to discuss the nuclear threat posed by iran. he says israel will defend itself if needed. >>> it can be hard for people in underprivileged neighborhoods to find a doctor nearby, but in today's hero central at 5:57, medical professionals

southeast, we have storms for you today, a lot of heavy rain in texas last night. that's a look at your national forecast. now ott your window -- a chance of thunderstorm in pennsylvania, not looking at too many chances of tornadoes, though. we still have a lot of warmth in texas after the heavy rain yesterday, houston today, 82. >>> weekend forecast coming up. not an april fools' day joke. it actually will snow in some of those areas. >> thanks, bill bill. >>> coming up, more good job news. a promise from iphone makers and how you can enjoy dinner on the titanic. sort of. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, could a follow-up tale about gods and mythical creatures knock off last weekend's box office record-breaker? >>> coming up, a rematch, scary moment for sydney crosby and derek fisher returns to l.a. you're watching "early today" o. >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the house passed a $3.5 trillion republican budget mranl yesterday, largely along party lines. it would drastically change medicare and create only two income brackets. there's no chance of i

southeast. let's talk about the visibility issues that we have this morning. so we have about 5 mile visibility in baltimore more in easton frederick and 6 in york pennsylvania. heading out and about, make sure to have the low beams on. we look at maryland's most powerful radar as of now, and we are see we are dry for most part. but as we look towards the west, that's where we are looking at showers and thunderstorms into west virginia at this time. we are going to be dealing and monitoring the situation that's happening into the southern plains because once again they will have a severe weather outbreak that coming up but right now let's get over to angela with a check of the traffic and fog. any accidents because of that. >> reporter: fog certainly a bigissue. we want to start off by let yowing know traffic is back open -- you know traffic is back on i695 southbound following a crash with a car and tractor trailer. this happened around the frederick road exit. police are investigating the crash still. fog is the big issue as you head out for the monday morning drive. low visibility so extra travel time. not seeing early accidents as we start with a live loo

. >>> 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 cleared better news there. on the other side of town the inner loop coming from tyson towards the american legion bridge. accident activity heads up heading back into bethesda. accident activity with fire and rescue on the scene blocks the road anticipate a rubber necking delay. 450 on the shoulder, big back up eastbound 66, slow traffic, 50 to 123, nuttily to the belt way. >>> new this morning the search is on for suspects who rammed a police car before taking off, prince georges county police say two officers were trying to stop a vehicle, wanted in a robbery instead of stopping the suspects hit the cruiser, then sped away. this is at eastern avenue and riggs just after 1:00 a.m. officers briefly chased the suspect who eventually abandoned their vehicle and ran away. the offi

what's interesting here in the southeast, he is doing well and the western side of the state. along his home state of pennsylvanias leading in two of these counties, youngstown and also trummible, to the north there. that would be a surprise, if that sticks with romney beating him in those two areas. so the big cities, the big counties, a big part of that vote is still out tonight. that's the reason why this is too close to call. in ohio, yet again. >> so interesting. i didn't get the browns/bengals thing, but i understand the red and the orange. >> that's the colors. [chuckles] >> by the way, i think the margin for an automatic recount in ohio, i think is 25%. i will check that -- the margin. all night long. we are watching the exit polls and we are looking at ohio. >> bret, this is getting very interesting tonight. here is why. let's take a look at the numbers here. romney's election mantra has been that his life in the private sector and also partly as a mr. fix-it of the olympics has been the major selling point and the ohio voters seem to agree with that. that counts for them a lot. they believe a president

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pennsylvania back into southern ohio. this line is advancing to the east and a bit to the southeast. it looks like this line of some heavy storms, right now east of pittsburgh is probably going to pass to our north. over the next couple of hours. then this is the line i'm concerned with farther west. may enhance and develop and get stronger as it gets closer to us. that would be perhaps around 2:00, 3:00 at the far western viewing area. and later in the afternoon, closer to us, here's the timeframe. it looks like 7:00 p.m. most of it will be gone to our south and we'll begin to clear out after that. and we'll have cooler weather moving in for tomorrow and friday, as we get high pressure moving in behind the front and bringing in more pleasant weather and no more storms. but we do have the threat for the rest of the afternoon. we'll have temperatures before that climbing into the 70s. may get near 80 degrees in parts of north-central virginia, from fredericksburg to warrenton, manassas, charlottesville, culpepper. that area may get to around 80. areas closer to washington, around the

hour 202 headed into northeast washington right now 50 out towards pennsylvania avenue a 5 minute trip as you work in towards southeastner loop of the belt way, travelling between springfield and 66, inner loop, crowding the right lane that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> thank you rush limbaugh apologized after calling a georgetown law student a slut, but it is not stopping more companies from abandoning his radio talk show, pro flowers is the latest advertiser to pull commercials, limbaugh called the woman a prostitute after she testified on insurance coverage for birth control. it is one of the debates on conservative social values over shadowing economic concerns in this year's race for the white house. >>> is the legislative branch of the federal government over stepping into issues that belong before the judiciary branch controversy over birth control access continues to rage in congress should issues, concerning violations of religious freedom be settled by the supreme court instead. joining oceanus, constitutional expert, also the associate dean at american college of law thanks for being with us.

southeast d.c. that injured nine people is in custody this morning. yesterday afternoon, an officer tried to pull the driver over but he sped through the intersection of southern and pennsylvanianue. that sparked a chain reaction crash that involved a metro bus. six people had to be take front the hospital. one of them with life-threatening injuries. >> we are following a developing story from the nfl where officials are expected to meet today with the former redskins defense defendants at the center of the -- defensive coordinator at the center of the bonity scandal. greg williams paid saints player to inflict injuries on certain opposing players. former redskins players said williams had a similar program when he was the defensive coordinator here in washington. >> we're looking at 30 degrees this morning. >> still ahead on "good morning washington," the fallout for rush limbaugh cons after his comment abc a georgetown student >> plus, around the world with pipa middleton. she speaks out about her latest adventure. >> another check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. that's not a good start to the monday. [ cli ] it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's truck mo

southeast at 5 to 10. those southeasterly winds have been giving us moisture off the atlantic. meantime we've been watching some showers and storms in pennsylvania, ohio and west virginia moving to our southwest. may get a little bit of cloudiness with this. the folks in the lower shenandoah valley if you're traveling down towards charlottesville, much better chance you'll see some of this activity. look at all the lightning with this as well now extending into parts of virginia. but it's south and west of charlottesville. our temps this morning are mainly in the upper 40s to the mid- to upper 50s. it's 5:00 a.m. monika is in now with a look at time saver traffic. >>> we've been telling but this accident on the west side of town. good morning, everybody. it's in virginia on the inner loop of the beltway just past gallows roadblocking the two right lanes. it's an overturned vehicle and they have half of the roadway blocked off. you want to stay west as you head north on the beltway on the west side of town. we'll stick to our maps. here the bw parkway at route 50 inside the beltway here in maryland everything is final. no problems through cheverl

pennsylvania. police say the truck collided into oncoming traffic and hit the bus nearly head on. about 70 miles southeast of pittsburgh. more than 20 people aboard the bus were injured, most of them students at a vocational and technical school. it's the fourth u.s. accident this week involving a school bus. >>> well, a morbidly obese connecticut man says his landlord is trying to evict him because of his weight. joseph debenedetto weighs 600 pounds. he's 25, lives with his mother, who takes care of him as well as her 3-year-old grandson. but today she's heading to court to fight the eviction. >> the stairs get broken, i get blamed for that. like the cracks get in them. they blame me for every little thing here. >> it's hurtful. it's very hurtful. i can't help he's that big. >> reporter: now, the landlord says his tenant's weight has nothing to do with the eviction. he says he's been asking them to leave for two years because too many people are living in the apartment and they have pets. both violations of their lease agreement. if you're not supposed to have a pet, you're not supposed to have a pet. bu

clear skies over pennsylvania and clearing skies now around the washington area as high pressure is in charge. staying mild all weekend. hint of east to southeastbringing more clouds in here for the day tomorrow. onshore flow means temperatures tomorrow probably holding the upper 60s to near 70 as opposed to mid 70s today. a little better chance for a shower tomorrow afternoon. so for today, sun and clouds. maybe a quick shower possible. primarily well west and southwest of town. don't worry convertible owners, leave the roof down. i'm not worried about it. there's your extended forecast. keeping in mind that our average highs are mid to upper 50s. coolest day on the seven-day is monday with a high of 69 degrees. and then back. no flirting with records this week. we broke one record high last week. i don't think we'll have any records this upcoming week. record temperatures are well up into the 80s. still awfully mild weather. you can stay ahead of the forecast. follow me on twitter. >> absolutely beautiful. thanks so much. >> all right. time right now is 9:26. thanks for joining us. it was one of osama bin laden's last big terror plots and its

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