one accident in hampstead along route 30 right near trenton mill road. watch for possible delays in that area. we have been tracking some defective traffic light at 50 near 404 at the eastern shore. 895, northbound traffic in pretty good shape up towards the construction zone. there were some delays yesterday. a nice start on 895 through the construction zone. key bridge traffic is move. southbound 295, a delay as you make your way southbound from 175 down towards 32. the rest of the major roadways in great shape. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> thank you. the dew point temperatures make all the difference in how the day will feel. the dew point temperatures are climbing. seven degrees for the dew point temperatures at the airport. mid 70's as you head to the lower eastern shore. oakland dew point at 66. this will take the heat and make it feel even hotter. the actual temperature is expected to get into the mid 90's. a mixture of sun and clouds. may be an isolated thunderstorm. a heat advisory is in effect for seven baltimore county through 8:

week-old data from camden, trenton and -- we pulled date.in camden it's 80% of the patients that this in more than one hospital in a single year. one hospital cannot solve this problem. one health center cannot solve that. this is a community-level problem. the community has to get engaged and salt and local stakeholders have to work together-- and solve it. we had legislation that was signed by governor christie in october to create a medicare accountable demonstration project. the premise is that if we save money in camden we get our act together and learn how to play nice and reduce costs for the state for medicaid, that the state will share the savings back with us to create a virtuous cycle. instead of costs going up, if we manage to lower costs we can share in the savings. the bill is better care at lower cost with no up-front funding. is a fear about aco's generally speaking -- in camden, i would end up competing aco's. it would not make any sense. it would be bewildering. our model is a collaborative model in which working under the

his model is being replicated in trenton and newark, two other new jersey hot spots.ed by new legislation that rewards caretakers for preventing and controlling illnesses instead of just treating them. >> it was signed last august by government chris christie, with bipartisan support. >> rather than a cycle of failure in health care, it creates a virtuous cycle, where we're rewarded for doing the right thing. >> now, here's the problem. brenner's coordinated approach to reducing costs is essentially taking away patients and business from hospitals and doctors. that threatens the profits of most of the established players in health care. when we speak of reducing health care costs, remember that for many powerful interests, that translates into taking away my business. but if brenner does succeed in bending the cost curve here -- >> it would make the rest of the country look silly if the city of camden is able to improve quality and reduce costs. and it really shows this is not a technical problem, but it's a spiritual, political, and moral problem. >> when we come bac

one person died in each incident except for the shooting on trenton place southeast.e do not believe the incidents are related. >>> a storm clean-up created an even bigger mess for a homeowner in bethesda. this crane toppled over yesterday while removing a damaged tree. the accident left the the crane operator with a broken leg and the boon damaged the house as well as the neighbors. still, he says it could have been worse. >> it started spilling oil, but luckically, it was on gasoline or there would have been a fire and the house could have burnedburned down. >>> coming up next, chuck tracking the severe storms in our area. stay with us. >>> republicans and democrats spent the weekend trying to spin friday's job numbers. the gop is calling the president's economic policies broken and the democrats, they're trying to turn the conversation to mitt romney's personal finances. brian mooar has our report from capitol hill. >> reporter: president obama's supporters are working to put a positive spin on friday's disappointing jobs numbers. >> we are at a net positive in job

. >>> yes, we have a serious crash in carroll county, hampstead, shut down handover pike at trenton millke with maryland state police who say a med evac did respond and the roadway is shutdown. stick with black rock road as your alternate route. if you are traveling on 83, no problems to report. traveling from shawan to 695, to the beltway, this is on the west side, liberty, traffic picking up on the outer loop, a 13 minute ride 795 toward 95. here is bel air, traffic picking up on the outer loop. inner loop along fine towards 95. everything will remain up to speed traveling through fort mc henry and the harbor tunnel. that's a look at your time saver traffic. >>> update on breaking news, we reported this morning on air and on line, police are investigating a triple shooting. linda so is live with new information. >> reporter: police say the shooting happened inside a house, one person is dead, two people taken to the hospital. police responded to 5508 loathe yum at 1:30 in north baltimore and found two men and one woman shot. police were collecting evidence. the they are veered the scen

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south of town towards trenton, down 75, where the strongest storm is.here is probably a couple, 10,000 people at least without power from the line of storms that has moved through the state of michigan. a break from the heat today. albany to boston to hartford. from new york city, southward, the heat wave continues. washington, d.c., just like yesterday, right near 100 degrees. pittsburgh, pretty humid at 95. the worst of the heat centered over the top of missouri, illinois, indiana. we are talking about 100 to 105. even chicago could be near 103 degrees. pretty rare for chicago to get all that hot. it is not like it has been cool in dallas or san antonio through the southeast. you are a little more accustomed to temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. relief in sight. the cooler air is beginning to arrive in canada, southern portions of canada, through the northern u.s. we will experience this cold, cooler air. minneapolis, 100 today to tomorrow right around 90 degrees. that's a little bit of relief for you. as far as st. louis to chicago, it doesn't loo

over the eastern shore and then you get into the excessive heat warnings north into philadelphia, trenton. wilmington just blistering heat for your afternoon today. we're going to come very, very close to 100 degrees, 98 to 99 degrees again two degree guarantee of 98. 93 by 8:00 and a gusty shower or thunderstorm. it gets much hotter i'm going to use the word much by saturday. we'll detail that forecast coming up in just a minute. now a check of the abc2 timesaver traffic. and pretty quiet thus far as we go over to the maps. people you know must have today and tomorrow off. because we are looking pretty good on the maps. all the roads are quiet and not much going on. reminder of the big construction project that's ongoing 95 they're going to is that right this back up knocking out the left lane on 895 and again that's going to be closed in the north side -- northbound side between -- potty street and frank -- frank fest avenue okay? so you must -- you will see some delays along that area. morning -- as the morning progresses. but for right now it shouldn't be that bad. m dot cameras showi

they were the veterans of trenton. i was the newcomer. legislatures will always test executives. and see how much they can get away with, how far they can push you, are you willing to stand for your principles or are you not? now, some people say when you stand up and fight for your principling you're being an obstructionist. in becoming true only if you're not aring to compromise to get things done. the story of new jersey in the past few years has broken into a few parts. that first six months and then the two years since then. in the first six months they were testing meep in the two years afterwards, let me go through with you some of the really bipartisan accomplishments that have been put forward by this governor and the democratic legislature, which i think can be a model for what should be happening all across the country. after we passed that budget, i called them back into special session again, fourth of july weekend because we have the highest property taxes in america and needed ed ted to p cap. after negotiations we passed a 2% cap on property taxes in new jersey. a

. >> trenton transferred to aaa.t will be a base hit into right field. >> that was hardy with a big game the game-winner. the yankees leading six and a half games in the alias. the orioles in talks to obtain a philadelphia starter named joe blanton, but the deal could get hung up over money. the nationals are planning a trade deadline. here's tim brant. >> the national start the series with the phillies tonight. jayson werth will be rejoining the nationals tonight. most teams are scrambling to make moves that would help them get to the playoffs and beyond. it appears the nationals are not interested in making a deal because mike rizzo believes they have enough talent already. >> we feel we have enough in our minor league system and in the bullpen. we feel comfortable where we are. we like our ballclub and we like the way we are playing right now. >> the nationals and the phillies starter series tonight. the redskins are back on the field at training camp. have a great day. >> there was a star power at redskin park ye

and in similar work up in trenton, somebody went 450 times in one year. >> these were people with complicatedonic illnesses. one patient alone wracked up $3.5 million in medical bills over a five-year period. >> they are the difficult patients to treat and nobody is being paid to pay attention to them. >> what is more, camden's problem is america's problem. just 5% of americans accounted for half of our nation's health care costs in 2009. this is perhaps the crucial statistic to understand about america's health care problem. if he could crack his city's cost crisis, maybe his model could help the country. >> we have met with his primary care doc. >> he founded the health care provider, a group of nurses and social workers and volunteers who treat the city's worst of the worst, one patient at a time. every day the group gets data from all the city's emergency rooms in real time. that's the first time this has ever happened anywhere in america. >> it's a nice day for this. >> jason, a former teacher and registered nurse is making a house call to 52-year-old lillian paris. >> hello. >> she was

in the center of trenton, they found somebody who had been 450 times in one year. the total amount of money for camden residents per year is $100 million just for hospital and emergency room care. we spent $2.80 trillion as a country and i can i get my head around that amount but i know what $100 million buys and it could buy a lot more than what we're doing now. we spent probably twice as much on all health-care services. this is just for emergency room hospital care for a city of 79,000 people. it is nine square miles were the first, second, and third in the country. $100 million would buy a lot of health coaches and diabetic and primary care and different delivery systems. the most expensive patients at $3.5 million in payment for their care and 30% of the cost to 1% of the patience of spending in health care is highly concentrated in smaller patients. 80% of the cost went to 13% of the patients. i have looked at employee data set and a labor union data set and looked at multiple states and that basic rule holds up everywhere you look in health care. a small sli

where a man was shot in the leg somewhere in the 1200 block of trenton street. >>> in the district, police have two people in custody after a deadly shooting in northwest d.c. this one happened around 10:40 in the 1700 block of seventh street. one later died from the injuries. officers are not releasing any more information about the victims or even the gunman at this time. >>> charles county deputies are investigating the death of an 18-year-old after reports of a fight at a house party. the police were called to indian head yesterday morning, but they didn't find a victim. the friends brought jerry gilchrist to the hospital. he died at the hospital. >>> this morning, expect more delays on metro's glean line because of that train derailment. crews are repairing a section where three cars jumped the track outside of the west hydes field station. metro has put the three cars back on the tracks. green line service will remain suspended between ft. taunton and prince georges plaza. buses are running between ft. taunton and expect to add 30 minutes to your travel time, at least. they hope to r

. >>> the mayor of trenton, new jersey got an unexpected wake up at 2:00 this morning when about a dozenis home. we don't yet know what the fbi was trying to find, but the mayor of new jersey' new jerseyl has had a string of troubles during his administration, among them, a business administrator who pled guilty to embezzling from another job, a housing director who resigned, a chief of staff arrested on heroin charges, a parks department staffer who said he was canned after refusing to give out jobs to the mayor's buddies, on and on. after today's raid, the mayor denied any wrongdoing. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news and the united states will fight back against any iranian attempt to block oil shipments, and the united states will win. that is the warning today from the defense secretary, leon panetta. the latest ramping up in a tense showdown over one of the world's most important oil shipping lanes, the strait of hormuz. around 20% of the world's supply passes through that narrow waterway. iran has repeatedly threatened to block the s

[applause] >> and friend trenton new jersey msm sure you know that many young people are turned away from politics and don't care. i was wondering have you people tuned into this and how do you get people interested in all this? >> that's an excellent question. let's get through this. the fact picture of a summer conference to hear about, you know, alternative sources of information and hear from speakers from morning until night, you're not the advertised average high school student. so your peers are going to be more interested in playing their game council were hangin out mcdonald's or just reading all day. how you make the stories then relevant relevant their lives is that i talked about earlier. that is speaking in a matter they understand. be funny. the reason jon stewart is so successful is the guy is a comedian and then more ideological but he presents information in a very informative, but funny manner as well. sometimes before you get to the hard truth of an item, you provide -- you provide almost some type of ms headache and before you go when what the scalpel, you go ahea

are looking into another shooting where a man was shot in the leg somewhere in the 1200 block of trenton police have two people in custody after a deadly shooting in northwest d.c. it happened on seventh street. one of the men died from his injuries and officers are not releasing [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. right now, fresh-picked peaches are just 77 cents a pound. get a super low price on tide. $10.99 for 100 ounces. yoplait yogurt is just 50 cents. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> the day is off to another warm start. let's see when we'll get some relief. here's chuck bell. >> thanks, richard. yes, indeed this is it, everybody. finally, the end of our heat wave that's been crashing down on top of us here for the better part of the last 10 to 11 days in a row. off to an ugly hot start again this morning. already, 86 in washington with a heat index near

trenton, new jersey. a chapter there. i think david hired the first vice president. -- i think david, the first vice president, his dad was real involved in thehis dad was real involved in the park were they played. michelle bellama, non michelle obama, began playing in trenton during her sophomore year of high school, which is pretty late. leader -- michelle became an instructor and leader in trenton. she received a four year scholarship and attended drew university. she was named all conference champion and was the most decorated female tennis player at drew. her family immigrated from africa and she was the first family member to attend college. with a turning point for -- what a turning point for michelle to have that opportunity. you never know. since 1994, usta serves, which is the charitable arm of the usta has provided $107 million -- has provided over $10 million in funding for tennis and education programs to over 170 communities. deborah larkin, the executive director is here today. she is fantastic. she is a t

same thing in trenton and north. the poinsettia is that one hospital cannot solve this problem. -- the point is that one hospital cannot solve this problem. the community has to get engaged. stakeholders have to work together. we embody the basic idea in a piece of legislation that had bipartisan the board rejects the board. that was signed by governor christie to create a project. the premise is that if we save money in camden, we get our act together and learn how to play nice and actually reduce costs for medicaid. the state will share savings back with us to create a virtuous cycle instead of costs going up all the time. this bill is better care at lower cost, with no up-front funding. an aco is an integrated delivery model. in camden, i would end up with fighting over's poor people, trying to align with the homeless shelter. that would be bewildering. our model is one in which working under the roof of one nonprofit in a clever way, three local hospitals, local church groups, the primary care providers can work

we invite you to share your thoughts as well about this story on facebook in trenton.san francisco sheriff's deputy has been arrested in relationship to domestic plants with his boyfriend. >> one of the businesses on some mauled boulevard and just south of redwood streets there was a fire in a strip mall. >> they say that a pressure release valve was known to fail in was not designed for hydrogen. they are wondering why they did not had a out of there that could withstand the pressure of hydrogen. in the meantime a sea transit has had to stop using the hydrogen because they could not refuel their bosses. >>mark: the nasdaq is down right now. >> at chase card setup men as as follows. chase argued the ink used greece was unreasonable. -- chased argued that the increase was unreasonable. this is a three-year old case for chase. >>darya: the time >> let's take a live look outside in irian we will be right back. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse hig

beatrice barr, trenton, new jersey. 105 years old today.ard with her friends. you can't beat the combination. paul and jean hardy from decoral, iowa. 75 years they have been married and love each other very much. how about that. can't beat that. happy birthday to julia degni. utica, new york, 100 years old. a lifelong writer. she's always wanted to be, that was her ambition and still is. she's so happy she reached her goals in life. bill quinn, ft. worth, texas, is 7b. as a retired newspaper publisher, guess what, he loves to read newspapers. all newspapers. and we have sina hayes from winston-salem, north carolina, 109 years old today. has a strong religious faith and is always very positive and loves cookies. back to new york. >> all right, willard. thank you very much. up next "america's got talent" judge howie mandel in ourn >>> back now at 8:36 with howie mandel with a judge on nbc's "america's got talent." he's seen everything from rapping pirates to contortionists. live shows got away with 12 of the 48 contestants competing for a sho

christie has called a special session in trenton but he did not want to talk about that at this presserar is the governor's response. >> did i say on topic. are you stupid. on topic. on topic. next question. good, thank you, thank you all very much. and i'm sorry for the idiot over there. take care. jenna: christie is known for his brusque style. jenna, he has a history of speaking his mind with reporters. jenna: at least you know where he stands, right? >> always know where you stand with him. jenna: black and white on that. patti ann, thank you. >> thanks, jenna, major developments for the u.s. olympic track squad. two american sprinters locked in a virtual tie for a spot on the team. look at this photo finish. they will settle the dispute the old-fashioned way. we'll explain, next. [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's four course seafood feast, st $14.99. start with soup, salad ancheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clea

they were veterans of trenton. i was the newcomer. legislatures will always test executives and see how much they can get away with. how far they can push you. i you willing to stand up for your principles for are you not? some people say when you stand up and fight for your principles your being obstructionists and that becomes true only if you are unwilling to compromise to get things done. the story of new jersey is broken up into two parts. that first six months and the two years since then. the first six months they were testing and to in two years afterward let me go through some of the really bipartisan accomplishments that have been put forward by this governor and the democratic legislature which could be a model for what is happening across the country. after we pass that but i call them back into special session again for fourth of july weekend because we have the highest property taxes in america and needed to cap property taxes and after a lot of negotiation we passed a bipartisan way at 2% in new jersey. a hard cap with

trenton, new jersey. angela is next. a democrat. you are on the air caller: this is how i see it. -- you are on the air. caller: this is how i see it. kohl, wall street, more concerned with quick gains, sure profits but did not care what -- the long term disasters. president obama's affordable care act, it is designed that you did not see all the benefits for a couple of years but there are so many positive things that will eventually kicked in. that is why i believe the republicans want to destroy it. they do not want it to be successful, as simple as that. kill it before it is successful. host: thank you very much. on twitter, a viewer sends us this tweet about health care and numbers -- next is a caller from sharon watching us -- she is gone. let's go to gregory from north carolina. independent. caller: can you hear me ok? host: yes, we can. welcome. caller: thank you for c-span. i think that the health care plan is over all very, very good for the economy in the long run. i think resistance to it will hurt the economy, and whene

the same thing in trenton and newark. and the point is wup hospital can't solve this problem.hat this is a community level problem that the community has got to get engaged and solve and local stake holders have to work together. we embodied that in a piece of legislation that had bipartisan support and was signed by governor christie back in october to create a medicaid account yabbling care organization project. the basic premise is that if we save money, we get our act together and learn how to play nice and actually reduce cost for the state that the state will share some of those savings back with us. to create a cycle to lower cost soss we can share in the savings. so this bill is better care with lower costs with no up front funding. so my fear about amp cos is generally speaking it's an integrated delivery model so i would end up with competing acos fighting over poor people trying to align with the homeless shelter. it wouldn't make any sense. and that our model is a sclabtive model in which working under the roof of one nonprofit in a collaborative way three local ho

you've discussed with some of my colleagues, trenton slur, the emergency industry meeting set for next week to explore how to better protect the money in light of what has happened at the pfg. and it just seems so unbelievable that it is just nine months after ineffable will especially when you look at the timeline and owls my colleagues from all i ll pointed out the complicity of of what is perpetrated. what assurance do you have that we can address this going forward? and my specific question as i know that you are pushing them to do electronic filings. do you have that power now? and it's just that it hasn't been ruled out? can you require all of the firms to do electronic filings and what other ideas you have? >> we do think we have the authority but we have to do it through the notice and comment in the administrative procedures so to put a rule out we do think that we have that authority. we look forward to doing that. in terms of beyond that, i also believe that investors should get the same transparency into their account in the futures world that they come to expect in the sec

. >> then trenton in new jersey has got to come up with the cash and that's what chris christie is sayingt saddle me with that responsibility. >> it's known as the bait and switch. same thing with obamacare. a lot of these states are saying the first year, the federal government will pay for all these people on medicaid. all of a sudden, i have to pay a little bit more and a little bit more. more people come on. a little bit more. it equals financial disaster. listen, this scranton thing is a prime example. from 2007 to april of this year, the pensioners took out $55 million but the workers put in $22 million. how long can that math last? >> not long! >> so -- because people are getting minimum wage there now. >> chris christie is a straight shooter, i really think he's one of the most popular governors around the country and he's doing it right. look at the states that are excelling that are doing extraordinarily well. the texases of the world and the north dakotas of the world, they don't do it with an army of public sector workers, they do it by stoking the engines that make america gr