st. barnabas road, there had been some debris in the road and activity along the right side.oming up in my next report, more on area roads at 5:24. >>> the nationals have some pop in their bats against the phillies. >> santana moss says he's ready to be -- [indiscernible] we have that coming up in sports. >> first another look at our question of the morning. a recent survey found way streets -- waitresses get better tips when they do this. is it a, flirt with male customers, b, return to the table every 10 minutes, or c, wear bright red lipstick. >> our facebook friend deb said b, i drink a lot and i love it when they refill the drinks and over and they get a big tip for that. >> we'll reveal the answer in our 6:00 hour. we'll be right back. you know chase freedom gives you 5% cash back at grocery stores this quarter. thank you. happy shopping! activate your 5 percent cash back at chase.com/freedom. and now, new cardmembers get 100 dollars bonus cash back after they spend 500 dollars within the first three months. visit chase.com/freedom or your local branch today. >>> it is

st. barnabas road. no problems to report to the wilson bridge. all the southern maryland corridors are doing fine as well. in my next report, we'll take a look at the bw parkway at 5:09. >>> a $2 billion loss ever the nation's largest bank tops this morning's your money segment. >> unbelievable. after what we went through in 2008 this is happening again. here's jessica talking about jpmorgan chase. >> that's exactly right. this is not what investors wanted to hear after the bell. of course we just snapped two six-day losing streak, the worst since august. stocks were actually making some gains and then they found jpmorgan chase was putting together a last-minute conference call to tell investors it lost about $2 billion in just the last six weeks. the losses are being taken on a series of bad trades that were supposed to help protect the bank, a hedge on other investments during difficult time. c.e.o. jamie dimon blames the losses on, quote, many errors, sloppiness, and bad judgment, but critics are already saying these investments are akin to ga

st. barnabas road just out of this camera shot. an accident and debris all moved to the right shoulder. in my next report, we'll go over to the bw parkway at 4:55. but first, if you are planning to head over into -- to the beach today, an estimated 900,000 of us are expected to drive to our memorial day destination this weekend. aaa released its annual summer forecast near the bay bridge yesterday. the auto club projects the memorial day holiday getaway will bring out the largest numbers in five years. expect plenty of traffic on thursday and friday. plan to leave early or very late to avoid the brake lights. part of the new 11th street bridge is scheduled to open tomorrow. the new crossing will accommodate two-way local traffic. it will include a temporary walkway for pedestrians and cyclists and the bridge is scheduled to be completed this fall. >> thank you, monika. >>> another former n.f.l. player is now suing the league. they're trying to get compensation for head injuries. hall of fame running back eric dickerson is the latest n.f.l. alum to come forward and claim years of sufferi

st. barnabas road, the entire stretch and all of the southern maryland corridors are looking good as wellend with a live look this time in virginia northbound 95. you have your off and on delays coming up from dale city toward woodbridge and springfield but all of your lanes are open. in my next report, another look this time at 66 at 6:58. >>> we do have a rain deficit still regardless of the fact we've seen more than a few drops in the last week or so. >> but it hasn't been any downpours. these have been nice, gentle downpours. your lawns are probably looking good but we need more. we'll have rain this afternoon and evening that might disrupt your plans. this morning other than an isolated shower south and east of town, we're generally done with the rains. mostly cloudy and muggy, in the mid-60s. well afinish in the mid -- we'll finish in the mid- to upper 70s. most of us will be dry noon. mostly cloudy. we may get a sunny break but don't count on seeing that much sunshine. 75 at noon. this afternoon temps mid- to upper 70s. scattered showers and storms returning. they're going to be wi

st. barnabas road, slow as you cross the wilson bridge and the american legion bridge, delays continue togrees, it's near 70 throughout much of the region. radar showing another batch of rain about to move into the metro area, still a number of hours away. probably not until later this afternoon, still some lingering showers southeast and east of us. maybe some thunder and lightning accompanying the next surge of rain this afternoon and evening. sun back thursday into the even ♪ we could have had it all >> that is british song stress adele. she's hat kwied a year your honoring six grammy awards and having an album that pretty much parked itself on the top of the charts. matt sits down for an exclusive interview for the woman behind these instant classics tomorrow on "today." the greatest breakup album of all time. >> i could hear that album over and over and over again. >> actually i think i hear it coming from your office. >> meantime coming up, millions of americans are in the battle with the bulge. and that rings true even for the head of weight watchers. now he's proud to say he's fin

st. barnabas rd. and crossing over the 14th street bridge, making your way into the city, you can see the road is starting to dry just a bit. that's a good sign. as you make your way into d.c. i'm back in ten minutes. we'll talk travel speeds along 395. aaron, over to you. >> thank you. >>> now, after the storm for most of us anyway, people in northern virginia are still worried about more flooding. the water level at lake jackson dam rose above normal levels since the first storm moved through on monday night. the emergency crews evacuated a couple of families in two homes. homeowners are concerned more debris from docks and boats could float away. >> my concern is that this water's going to keep coming up, it's going to pull docks and boats that are out here, that we had no warning so we couldn't clear things out. a lot of stuff can't be secured. it's going wash down over the dam. >> that's in prince william county. john albright saw docks and boats float across the dam yesterday morning. emergency officials tell news4 they are closely monitoring water levels. they say an inch or less of rain in an hour