tucker is in washington started by protesters and organizers. tucker would you have versus morning? >> it is a different city in washington this morning. i've been here a long time and i can tell you the very composition of the district changed. the washington post said he would see swastikas on science. that's not what we're found here. we are started by people who minister goers singing america the beautiful. with me on the left is by brute from florida who drove the truck behind me with thousands -- literally thousands of signatures on it ; no idea. >> drove here from. florida near tallahassee. this is very to me from athens, tennessee, and yes the struct don't tread on tennessee. what kind of reception have you gotten in washington to give we have gotten a great reception in washington. the people are great, with funds up the horns are blowing everybody has been real supportive. we have had if you read between the lines gestures, but that's expected. we've been trying to be real nice to people and we're just glad to be here. >> let me apologize on the behalf of those who gave yo

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fox news contributor tucker carlson joins us now from washington, d.c. tucker, so you got this cnbc guy who says parents who pull their kids out are not smart enough to raise them effectively. what he is discounting is that the white house handled this badly in the beginning when the department of education sent out printed materials asking teachers to ask the opportunities, you know, what can i do for president obama? so, i see why there is some problem there. >> you think? i mean, the message that any parent who is worried about his children being politicized which is an entirely fair concern which is somehow stupid or bad parent or dissent of any kind is wrong and you are unfit to raise children if you somehow disagree from prevailing wisdom. that's not a fair criticism. that's over the top. by the way, it's not just the president's speech that concerns parents. it's the aftermath. most teachers are liberal and unionized and obama voters. they're there are discussions in every classroom in the country about this speech after the speech. parents are co

tucker has your forecast. fox 5 midday news starts now. >> school buses are rolling again in virginia. students head back to class. and it's a big day for a school in arlington that's the president delivers his address to school kids. i'm allison seymour. >> and i'm tony perkins. that speech has drawn criticism from conservatives. tom fitzgerald is live at wakefield high school in arlington where the president will deliver the speech. tom. >> reporter: as you well know, this is a speech that garnered controversy before it was delivered. and in that turnaround of opinion you heard came from a lot of voices that started this down in florida. the republican chairman in florida said after having read the speech he agrees with many of the main themes that the president will talk about here at arlington high school in about an hour. but that did not solve the couldn't versey -- controversy that has gone on for the past several days. outspoken critics were going to pull their children from the school and not let them

>>isten to tucker. >> that's t.e ora jack. >> in the morning a cket jamoto jacket. one too. one too. 68 at reagan national. -- actually we bumped up to 71. this computer is low to update. i'm not going to play with it. 68 here at reagan national. 67 in baltimore. mid-60s here off to the north and west. frederick is 66. hagerstown too. winchester 62. winchester this morning, currently 63, they were 49- degree this is morning and we're going to do upper 40s and low 50s off to the north and west of town during the overnight hours. so north cool one. 69 right now at patuxent naval air station. and ocean city, maryland, checking in what warm temperature of 77 there. a nice looking day. nice looking from the mountains to the beaches today. and for the next several days as we're not expecting much in the way of changes here. our air pattern will stay very much the same. we're not the only ones enjoying the cool temperatures across the upper midwest into new england. tempertures are well below where they should be for this time of year. 63 in cincinnati. 64 in detroit. out to the we

and tucker is standing by to let us know if the rain will continue throughout the day today. any break in the clouds out there, tucker? >> starting to see some off to the south and west. not here in washington. still clouds and light shower tyacvichti, eanside , the beltway right now but later gh t mi might see some ds. t ligh going around and sprinkles toward reston, down towards waldorf and la plata. the heaviest rain is toward collibiumand billicott city and baltimore. let's look at the satellite radar on our ste.emaner h er and you can see the wraparound mod re eig uspd in off the ocean. and notice off to the south and west, down towards manassas and culpeper and charlottesville, you'll see some quieter ather. we might see high temperatures later in the upper 70 toss about 80. we don't expect it to be that warm around here. but if we could get any cloud cover it should be warmer today. 62 at reagan national. humidity 84%. winds out of the north and west at 13 miles per hour. here is your forecast. the early showers will give way to afternoon clouds. it will be cool with a

good morning to you, tucker. >> hey, guys. beautiful morning. we've got sunshine across the area and aring high temperatures going to be summery, high in the 80s. very quiet conditions expected out there as high pressure is building in from the west and the north. you can see the clear skies. not only here in the mid- atlantic but right out into ohio valley there are lots of quiet conditions. this nice weather will stick around a few more days. if you like summertime temperatures in the mid-80s, you'll love this forecast as we get into the afternoon. 67 now at reagan national. humidity is 73%. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. there's that pressure, 30.02 inches. sunshine expected, lots of warm temperatures with an afternoon high here in washington about 85 degrees. aisle return in a couple of minutes and we'll look at the five-day forecast which features some showers and cooler temperatures on the way. >> so we should enjoy today and tomorrow and take them and enjoy them while we have them. >> i would agree. thank you, tucker. >>> our

that is for shaniqua tucker. yet. >> police have identified the victim in a deadly boating accident that occurred this weekend in an era down county -- and arundel county. hynson died at the scene. alcohol testing was done on both of the drivers. those results will not be done for a while. >>> shots were fired last night head. identified. baltimore county police are intersection of colchester road. anyone with information about the shootings should call baltimore county police. >> a convicted sex offender is back in custody this morning after allegedly kidnapping and assaulting a woman. a person -- man from bel air was arrested. he allegedly attacked a woman with a knife. he was picked up by police after crashing his car while trying to flee police. two robbery suspects. take a look at these pictures. a woman went to an atm at the bank of america near ritchie highway. she was robbed by two masked men. one of the suspect pulled out demanded money. cell phone. if you have any information, please call the arundel co

. >>> let's check in with tucker barnes for the forecast for this tuesday and it looks like a beautiful one. >> we're expecting high temperatures in the upper 70s. good morning, everybody. we're off to a cool start. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. sunny skies, cool temperatures and bring along a jacket as temperatures will be slow to warm up. right now at reagan national, just 60 degrees. that's it. humidity 60%. winds out of the north at 13 miles per hour. cool start to the day. we have high pressure moving in and that will deliver a beautiful afternoon acrs the washington area. look at the clear skies off to the north and west. high pressure will build in here. so no rain showers or thunders as t. forecast. should be very quiet around here for the next several days. the weather pattern will be a nice one. here is a look at the forecast and i'll be back with more details in a few minutes. sunny skies, nice temperature. let's get to traffic and julie wright. >>> we're checking out the ride along quince orchard at 270 where we have the accident activity and that's tieing up your rid

bill tucker, fair or unfair? >> that's totally unfair. the industry that needed the biggest bailouts, they got the bailouts, performed the worst, got the best pay and will recover the fastest. i don't even see where there's equity in that. >> i don't see how anything has changed. it says nothing has changed. these are the 20 biggest bailed out banks. ceos paid on average $13.8 million. >> this is symptomatic to a lot of public policy. public outrage, comes and goes, there's a little hand waving. some reform. we move on. the economist in me really feels, we live in the world of the economy, capitalism. so you have to reward that initiative. if you're getting money from the federal government such as a federal contract or you have to -- you have to provide some information back, you need to either pay it back, but also you probably have to provide some kind of additional sweetener for the cause -- the pain you created. >> how's it playing in wisconsin? >> one of the consistent themes i've been getting across the country is a lack of trust o

you're right. >> edge. >> you want to just say tucker. >> the tucker. >> no more tucker barnes. >> noy. i'll do the weather. won't be quite as impressive as the concert. but i'll do the best i can. here we go. couple of showers in the forecast. best chance will be in afternoon. i think most of the day will feature just a lot of cloudiness t will be kind of gray out there to start the day. cool temperatures and right now we're in the 50s. our highs will be in the low to mid-60s today. hang in there. tomorrow looks better. sunshine back if the forecast by tomorrow afternoon and it looks like we could see some rain, maybe even a thunderstorm during the day on saturday. the cold front approaches from the west. 57 right now in washington. we are at 56 in baltimore. 59degrees in frederick. you get the idea here. temperatures with a nice bit of cloud cover out there kind of keeping the atmosphere a little bit warmer. 52346 fredericksburg so temperatures a little bit milder than yesterday. still dealing with this upper level low spinning off to our north and our northwest and it will throw cl

has... has tucker changed his mind?ase, miss curtis. ♪ i've cried so much ♪ you know, out here on this ship, it's quite common to feel as though you're in your own world, that anything is possible. is that so wrong? oh, i've felt what you now feel, all too deeply. i reached beyond my grasp... ...for a woman i had no hope of attaining. in the end, i conceded-- as you must-- that it was not meant to be. meaning you gave up. meaning i recognized that there are things more important than my selfish desires. and i put my hurt feelings aside and i did what was right. well, this is right. i know it is. life's no fairy tale, miss curtis. at some point you have to give back the slippers. well, it's different for us, mr. manning. it's a different time. listen to me. it only ends in pain for you, for mr. benton, for everyone involved. is that what you want? mr. benton is prepared to shoot himself in the foot over you. please think about what i said before you help him pull the trigger. ♪ come on home manning: i had long ago realiz

it was dropped by verran tucker. the first half, with three touchdowns. that was a 33-yard run. a short touchdown run here. he also had one more. eric decker with two touchdown catches, took a shot there. and a bloody chin. but came right back with a touchdown pass, to marqueis gray, to tie it a moment ago. >> chris: best is not in the fourth quarter. >> dave: shane vereen, at runningback. riley going deep. and it is nearly intercepted. incomplete. should have been picked off. right through the wickets of tim dandridge. >> chris: you have a linebacker, a former safety, in lawrence, able to run with tight ends. riley's trying to force it in, bob. >> bob: yep. >> chris: almost overthrowing. >> bob: california with great field position. they got the ball on the 50 yard line. three plays and out. >> dave: dandridge should have picked that off. he might still be running. bryant allen, to receive the punt. it'll bounce inside

has... has tucker changed his mind?ase, miss curtis. ♪ i've cried so much ♪ you know, out here on this ship, it's quite common to feel as though you're in your own world, that anything is possible. is that so wrong? oh, i've felt what you now feel, all too deeply. i reached beyond my grasp... ...for a woman i had no hope of attaining. in the end, i conceded-- as you must-- that it was not meant to be. meaning you gave up. meaning i recognized that there are things more important than my selfish desires. and i put my hurt feelings aside and i did what was right. well, this is right. i know it is. life's no fairy tale, miss curtis. at some point you have to give back the slippers. well, it's different for us, mr. manning. it's a different time. listen to me. it only ends in pain for you, for mr. benton, for everyone involved. is that what you want? mr. benton is prepared to shoot himself in the foot over you. please think about what i said before you help him pull the trigger. ♪ come on home manning: i had long ago realiz

. >> we are joining tucker barnes with a look at what is happening here in our area. >> things have quieted down. we've got clouds out there to start the day. it will be an okay day. we'll have more clouds than sun and light showers in the forecast particularly this afternoon even though we've got a fall out there at this moment. looks le east of annapolis across the bay, out towards stevenessvilles, might have a few light showers. been watching this develop in the last half hour. might be a spotty thundershower down towards la plata and waldorf. you get the idea here. maybe a couple of light showers this morning. later this afternoon as we get a little piece of energy moving through, let's move on to the bigger maps here with the satellite-radar. we have the possibility of a few more afternoon showers. a lot of clouds out there. i think it will be partly to mostly cloudy today. maybe a few peeks of sunshine during the course of the day with widely scattered showers. you can see some of the showers breaking out at this hour across sexes of pennsylvania there, western pennsylvania, central p

that is for shaniqua tucker. the funeral services for michael jones have not been completed yet. >> shots were fired last night just after 1:00. they found the body of a man dead with a gunshot wound to the head. the victim has not been identified. baltimore county police are looking for the person who shot and killed another man at the intersection of colchester road. anyone with information about the shootings should call baltimore county police. >> and police in anne arundel county are trying to track down two robbery suspects. take a look at these pictures. a woman went to an atm at the bank of america near ritchie highway. she was robbed by two masked men. one of the suspect pulled out what looked to be a fake gun and demanded money. she handed over her cash and a cell phone. if you have any information, please call the police in an era del. -- and arundel county police officers. and a bit them was bleeding but was able to escape from a suspect paul johnson jr. at a 7- eleven. he faces several charges. >> au

>> well, thanks, tucker. and i'll start pointing out that i was born here in charleston, south carolina. so i can refer to some of the things that have been said by south carolina outside this state. and one commentary after the governor sanford business, someone observed that south carolina is the state that's too small to be a nation but too large to be an insane asylum. [laughter] there are probably times when people felt they were proving that apmorism true. gina set the table very well and i'll offer thoughts. if you recall the clinton years, we invented a different scandal it seems like every month. the most famous one, the one that i probably got more prominence for was of course le faire monique. most of the students here are probably -- they were too young at the time to know the full glory and zesty quality of that scandal. which i won't go into because that would turn this into an x-rated program. [laughter] but one thing about that matter, and one thing about the list, tucker, that you gave us, lo

let's get back to the desk and tony. >> tucker, thank you very much. improvement on the way. >>> president obama's plea for health care reform has taken center stage this week. the initial reaction from capitol hill broke party lines but some lawmakers are holding out hope that a compromise can be met. this week on fox news sunday chris wallace speaks with a panel of influential lawmakers. he joins us from capitol hill. >> good morning, tony. and in addition to the panel, we'll talk to the man who may have stolen the showon wednesday night, that's congressman joe wilson of south carolina who shouted "you lie," at the president. and we'll have an interview with him and the big question i'll ask him what in the world were you thinking. >> and that's the question we want answered. and let me ask you about that. jim cleburn wants him to apologize or face public approval. do you think that has any legs? >> i doubt it. the speaker said she would just as soon move on and so would the white house. there are maybe some people who think it was clearly over the l

thanks very much, bill tucker. a lot of reporting there. >> on this note, let's start with this controversy, keith, of what do you make of this discussion? >> it's another embarrassment for acorn. the only reason they're on the radar screen is because they became well known -- most people never heard of acorn two years ago. they became well known because they were helping get out the vote efforts for the obama campaign. it's an embarrassment for acorn. i don't know if it will go beyond that i would be interested if that is true what the spokesman said that the conservative filmmaker went around to three or four offices and were thrown out and found one office where they were given silly advice. it sounds like entrapment. let's go to various offices before we can entrap someone. >> it's not journalism until they report all that happened. it's propaganda. if you're a reporter doing this, you would report, yes, we went to the four offices and one said, you know, fell for -- took the bait. if you don't report that and

joining us is tucker carlson. should say that he was asked that question by david gregory. >> on the one hand, what are you going to say if you are bill clinton? are you going to disavow something your wife said? greta: it is the same. >> here is what bothers me about it, and bill clinton has been working on being more reasonable and less partisan than when he was president, but this is an opportunity to delegitimize this. if you criticize obama, you are not a racist or a conspiracists. -- a conspiracist. greta: this is different than accusing someone of murder. one is way off of the charts. >> i certainly remember when the former president was accused of murder. i watched people say that. i thought it was crackpot then, and i think it was a crackpot now, and people have been saying things like that about president bush. avastin and of people disagree with any president are ordinary people -- a vast amount of people who disagree with any president are ordinary people. by the way, i think the former president is gi

up next, tucker's favorite, the best of the rest.chool children being taught a song about obama. we have the video. you can decide. and this is a strange rap video. plus, if you love "ferris bueller's day off," we will explain. ún ou: t s nnge toaghw, roms" zi dou t lindsu" tshehin s. het kiw ceem" ar y,i ire greta: you have seen our top stories, but here is the best of the rest. we report, you decide. an elementary school in new jersey, the children were taught words to a song praising president obama and his policies. check it out. greta: the superintendent of the schools as the taping was unauthorized, and it was taught during black history month and next -- in the past. and there is a legal battle going on over music of enimen. they are suing apple. they say that apple improperly sold his songs on itunes. apple says it did nothing wrong. the case went to court today. enimen did not make an appearance. we will let you know what happened. plus, who did not love the 1980's movie "ferris bueller as they have -- ferris bueller's day o

. >> thank you, tucker. >>> a big week head for president obama. he will attend several meetings over the next two days to discuss troop levels in afghanistan. >> then he will focus on the 2016 olympics and make a trip to push for chicago's bid for the olympic games. today, the president will meet with nato secreta general at the white house, the likely topic of discussion, troop levels in afghanistan. the secretary general has said that things will have to change in afghanistan in order for the u.s. and her allies to succeed there. the president's top general in afghanistan says he needs 40,000 more troops, the president and vice-president will meet this afternoon with secretary of defense robert gates. the white house says the president is scheduled to meet with his national security team on afghanistan tomorrow. >>> president obama is also about to wield his power of persuasion. >> the president and first lady will fly to denmark thursday in an effort to help land the 2016 olympics in chicago. fox 5 has more on the obama's push for the olympic g

the forecast for today, as tucker barnes put it, a mix of clouds and sun. it will be a cooler day with highs in the 70s. 75 in hagerstown. 77 in chantilly. 78 for your high in washington. we'll have more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> look like a transition day today. >>yes. >>> julie wright standing by now with a look at our traffic. good morning. >> good morning. i love the yellow by the way. >> thank you much. speaking of transitions. >> if you are traveling out and about on the roads, you've got the lane open with no accidents to report right now making your way past new hampshire avenue and continuing into towards silver spring ache light easy ride so far. overnight construction cleared if you are traveling along 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> and now to a developing story we are following this morning. police have now identified a person of interest in the murder of yale student annie le. last night, police and fbi agents searched the home of raymond clark. he is a 24-year-old yale univ

tucker and i have thoroughly enjoyed researching it. it is a question that you need the answer to. >> oh, really? >> yes. >> for your own mental well- beg. >> sounds like a ringing endressment of why we should stick around. >> yes, you should. >> let's check some with julie wright to found out. >> a secret and something we need for our mental well-being. like what is the secret cause saws in the mcdonald's quarter bounder, big mac? >> no, that is not it. >> what is the secret ingredient to my mama's sweet potato ie? >> sweet potatoes. >> no accidents to report out of hyattstown. chop he is with us this morning. they are checking out your ride along the top side of the beltway leaving college park headed around towards georgia avenue. awful your lanes are open. no accidents as you travel westbound 495 and continue around towards the exit there if silver spring. incident here on the outer loop. if we can pan this out just a little bit, i think this closer to georgia avenue here. but it looks like we do have someone squeezing that left lan

tucker, were you viced by this too? >> i was very surprised. i sort of thought it but i didn't realize until we read up about it that thawas true. i just want to add this is kind of fascinating too. they just sent a is in alunar reconnaissance orbiter to the moon and they studied it. they found the temperatures on the moon vary quite widely. during the daytime hours if you are right at the equator, about 225 degrees cabeighttime, about >> tough to dress for life on the moon. >> hen the space suits. the mo used to rotate more quickly but over time, as the earth and the moon -- the gravitational -- we have a gravitational pull on the moon just as it has on us. it slowed it down so that it is now at this constant rate. the moon is not perfectly round. there is a little bit of a bulge where the gravitational pull from earth pulls it towards us. >> we will never see the other side of the moon. >> unless you go up there and you drive around to the other side >> in a space suit. >> dress for the weather. >> isn't that weird? mary, thank you for the qu

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every , tucker and i 74 in ocean city, we're not sure about that one there.by a couple of degrees. >> the weather in ocean city is very different from the weather in washington. the fliewns of the atlantic ocean play a part in ocean city weather. we would expect it to be different mere in washington but we've noticed there seems to be -- >> if you have a place around the water, is it warmer or ceerl? >> the summertime, it is cooler and in the wintertime, it is warmer. >> the national weather service does issue guideline on if you are going to have a weather gauge. not everyone follows how that should be set up. >> that is a great comment. a lot of people will want to have these weather sets at home and just go to the national weather service site and they will tell you how to set it up so you don't have built-in biases. >> if you have a question you want answered, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. we'll try to answer it for you. >> let's check in with julie wright. she always seems to have an idea what is happening near the area beaches. >> abso

the greta: i am happy to be back working with you, as you know, tucker. thank you. president obama, last week's seven former directors of the central intelligence agency urged him to stop the investigation by eric holder into cia interrogation. the president says that the investigation will go forward, which has some people up in arms. a republican congressman joins us live, he says it is a witch hunt. congressman, the president is not backing down. he is backing up his attorney general. a witch hunt? >> i think so. absolutely. this is clearly an attempt to settle a political score in what the president is doing. he is catering to the left wing of his party. these individuals were investigated by his own agency, investigated four years ago. many of them were prosecuted, there is no reason to go back over this. that is why seven directors, former directors of the cia, it is unprecedented that you would give former directors making such a unified statement to the current president, saying that this is wrong. greta: looking at it from the other side, suppose that the p

and joe francis, tucker's favorite. you were right.these healthy choice fresh mixer thingys, they taste fresh... say it again! they taste fresh. wait. what are you doing? got it. you're secretly taping me? greta: well, you have seen our top stories, but here is the best of the rest. things are getting worse and worse for howard k. stern. he is famous or infamous for being been longtime lawyer and boyfriend of anna nicole smith, but today, he was charged again along with her doctors for feeding her excess of amounts of drugs before she died. all three say they are innocent, but is not a good night for them. and joe francis. it is a good night for him. he is not going back to jail. the founder of "girls gone wild the" is out. he faced tax evasion charges and served time in jail. he pled guilty to two charges of filing a false tax returns and one count of bribery in jail workers in exchange for food. he will have to pay $250,000 and will receive credit for jail time served. and how much would you pay to have dinner with former governor sa

and tucker barnes joins us for that. >>> two brights in the forecast. we'll have some sunshine this afternoon and it's a friday. so it's all good. let's get right to it. let's go to satellite radar. and i'll show you the cloud cover. right now it's still gloomy outside and gray. and that's the radar and that's helpful and showing this is not much happening out there, but let's go to view and take a look at the satellite radar. and you'll be -- you'll be able to see the cloud cover out to the west, out in west virginia and portions of western virginia, we're starting to get some clearing and we think that will move in this afternoon and push the clouds to the south and we'll deal with some sunshine this afternoon and warmer temperatures. so this forecast will -- get better from here. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour, here is your forecast and we'll be back with details. early clouds, afternoon sun and warmer. high temperature back in the mid to upper 70s. 78 here in washington. so the forecast is only getting better from here. >> very good. not

>> reporter: tucker. >> are you going to the concert? >> reporter: no, i'm not going this time.if i was going, i would be taking metro. let me put that out there for you. take the blue line, it's about a 20 machine walk. that's going to save you -- 20-minute walk. for those headed over to fedex field, it's going to be a slow commute. typically we find delays in the area, so we are encouraging to use metro's blue line. avoid the inner loop. meanwhile, right now, top side of the beltway, below speed out of silver springs. traffic slows down on the greenbelt. southbound 29 slows as you work your way inbound this morning. 66 still on the brakes, and on 50 all the way to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. >> julie, thank you very much. >>> at 11:00 this morning, the man accused of conspiring to use weapons of mass destruction in new york city will be in court for arraignment. law enforcement officials are confirming that they know the identities of three people believed to have worked with najibullah zazi to turn common chemicals into explosives, although they

that is what tucker was thinking. >> tass what i was thinking. it is cool outside. opinion people will think it is too cool for this time of year but it will warm up. there is not a lot of complaining we can do about this forecast. we'll start with the bus stop forecast and the kids headed out to school. the sun will be up here before too long. it will be up at about 6:37 this morning. there you go. sunny skies and cool temperatures. my suggestion today is a light jacket. >> in the morning. >> i'm going to tell allison in just a minute that she needs to prepare the kids for a cool morning with a light jacket, maybe long pants today. low 60s for bus time. we'll have comfortable conditions although it will be on the cool side. let's take a look at the temperatures. they are cool. 61degrees. not as cool as steve but they're cool. frederick and winchester are 50 degrees. 59 in fredericksburg. the warm spot along the bay, patuxent naval air station is 64 at this hour. it will be a cool start with a nice finish and a lot of sunshine expected. no rain showers, no thunderst

big tucker has our report. >> reporter: there are few states where the right to keep and bear arms isore cherished than the state of montana. governor schweitzer easily won his bid for re-election last year as he underscored his passion for the second amendment in a campaign commercial. so it should be no surprise that montana was the first state to stand and legislatively challenge the federal government's reach when it comes to guns. under the montana fire arms freedom act the gun must be made in montana and stay in montana and be licensed by a gun maker. none of the guns you see here would be protected under that law. that's because the guns crossed or have crossed state lines. but when it comes to guns that are made in the state that stays in the state -- >> the commerce law does not apply. if you grow a radish in montana and you sell the radish in montana and you eat the radish in montana do you think someone from the federal government would charge us all the way to the supreme court? >> reporter: the state of tennessee passed a similar law in june and the states where a battle

. >> gwen is in for tucker today. the humidity really hits you when you step outside. >> talk about the girls show here today. we are in control. >> it's good day for blair to be here. >> i wish he was. >> he isgo be to later. >> well -- >> stick around. >> tucker, you picked a great day to be off. humidity is out there. we have a cold front heading in from the north. take a look at the highs from yesterday. here is the satellite-radar composite, plenty of clouds heading in across the area. we will see a little bit of shower activity later today. that is what we are keeping an eye on. be prepared for that. there is a chance we could see some showers popping up. before a frontal system moving its way to the south. that will be part after the triggering factor ahead of it. the moisture flong in from the south keeping our humidity up. 74 in the district. 7 # at dulles. 72 at baltimore and 74 degrees at fredericksburg. here is a look at the mid- atlantic for you. we've got 69 degrees at roanoke and 74 degrees in neyork. s

. >> man, tucker barnes and i had lunch outside yesterday afternoon. it was very nice out and it will be the same today. i don't know if i'll have lunch with tucker but it is nice for having lunch outside. you know the routine. just like yesterday, sunny skies later this morning. sunrise at 6:50. cool temperatures in the 60s. no big changes in the forecast for this morning. now, let's take a look at the current temperatures around the region. and again, no big changes here from what we saw yesterday morning at this time. 67degrees in washington. 65 out at dulles. baltimore at # 4 degrees. fredericksburg at 64 degrees. in hagerstown, it is 68 at this hour. we want to show you the satellite-radar. we want to show you a couple of things. here in the d.c. area, once again, we are for the most part cloud-free. another pretty clear morning and another pretty clear day with lots of sunshine. no moisture here. but as you look down to the south across portions of the gulf of mexico, the southeastern united states, we'll be tapping into some of this moisture, no

and his girlfriend shaniqua tucker. >> we were like family and friends. we grew up together. we played football together. when we were younger, we stated each other's houses. >> baltimore city police officer michael jones sr. was driving south on interstate 81 near harrisburg pennsylvanian this weekend with his son and shaniqua. he got caught in a bad a brainstorm, lost control of the vehicle, and overturned down an embankment. he was flown to shock trauma. his son and shaniqua work pronounced dead. >> she is a beautiful person. she made everybody laugh. it is sad. -- if you were sad, she tried to make you happy. >> in college, mr. jones took classes in business in case football the not work out. >> he was a likable kid. we are at a loss for words right now. he had a bright future. right now, i am at peace with everything because me and my husband did a good job of raising him. he was a good kid. unfortunately, things went into a different direction. >> the funeral for shaniqua is going to be held this saturday. a arrangements for michael are not finalized. wbal tv 11 news. >

. >> tucker, if you're traveling around town right now, a big delay on the auto loop. 95 to the georgiag traffic on the way down to the spur. headed past river road but the delays are open. congested beltway. 66 eastbound. no accidents to port. leaving vienna, headed into the beltway. that's a check of the fox 5 on time traffic. >>> all right, julie, thank you very much. several new laws go into effect tomorrow designed to keep you safer. a handful of the laws increasing penalty on drunk drivers. another law allowing speed cameras to be put in the construction zones -- pardon me -- the law with the most buzz is manning texting while at the wheel. good to see you, thank you for joining us. timing legislation. triple-a talking about the dangers of texting while driving earlier this week. rayahood trying to get the nationwide ban, first the thought process that went into this ban? >> a few years ago i noticed people were texting while they were driving it started with teenagers and college students but it my greated to folks and adults of all ages. it's a problem on the road. >> reporter:

thank you, tucker. >>> they have helped hundreds get to college. now the hoops dream scholarship fund is coming to an end. a look at how they plan to celebrate those many individuals who have helped so many others. >>> an here's another look at today's trivia question. we asked you which city is the largest in the world according to population? is it new york city, del hi, india, seoul, korea, tokyo, japan. the answer coming up later. if you think you know it, head to our facebook page and give it a guess. ohh... how many friends does a person need, sharon ? 'cause i'm thinking 90,000 is 90,000 too many. i can't imagine having too many friends, lewis. oh i can. i open the door to my apartment and 90,000 friends jump out from behind a futon screaming "surprise, happy birthday !" i would be in seventh heaven. i'd be in emergency cardiac surgery. you know a real friend would be giving me mouth-to-mouth resuscitation right now. >>> students across america will spend more time in the classroom if president obama had his way. the president is pushing for

lou. >> thank you very much, bill tucker. >>> joining me republican strategist, cnn contributor ed rollinspresident of christy strategies, former assistant to george w. bush, ron christy. and robert zimmerman. glad to have you here. let's start with the pledge. talk about looking for trouble, isn't that just looking for trouble? >> the not just looking for trouble. you have to wonder what in the world do these people have to do with the time on their hands. and when we have enough wedges in our country without trying to create a new one. >> you use the expression, this is just another effort -- whatever the intentions whether they be from the heart or whatever? why? >> you got me. i agree with robert. i think there's so many issues around the country right now, if children want to say the pledge of allegiance, let them say it. to suggest they have tour mirandized before they go in the classroom, it's absurd. >> far too absurd. let's move on to serious topics. >>> let's talk about jimmy carter. this man has decided if you criticize a black president policies, his public policies, then you a

tucker, you have sunrise times for us this morning. >> i certainly do. if we go to the graphics, we can take a look at the sunrise times. let's get to the graphic. and take a look. >> : in banger, maine this more than, # 30. it is that much further east. in leesburg, its at 7:04 this morning. >> i noticed in maine, the sup came up about 4:30 in the morning. >> pittsburgh, sunrise the 7:14. to answer your other questions, sunrise is officially when the upper edge, in fact, sunrise and sunset, when the upper edge of the disc of the sun is on the horizon. so when it first starts to make the appearance. sunset is when it is just disappearing. >> can i add one other point to it? >> the sunset in leesburg is correspondingly two minutes later. >> good question. thank you, nathan. >> very nice. >> iyou have a question that you want answered go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. since i was giving those sunrise and sunset times, i should say that sunset at redskins park was yesterday afternoon. >> i agree with you completely. julie wright, you will noti

tucker, are we hanging on to this? >> for a few days. it was so beautiful was i had to get rid of the tie because it's perfect across the area. and into the afternoon the teams will warm up. we'll be back into the upper 70 toss about 80 or so. so hang in there. if you felt cool this morning, you'll be nice and warm this afternoon. currently 72 at reagan national. 71 at dulles. and 72 at bwi marshall. i'll show oyu temperatures in the west. we're now well into the 60s. a nice warmup across the area. th is a nice looking satellite radar. there is nothing going on. very quiet conditions out there. clear skies expected throughout the afternoon. and no rain or thunderstorm activity today. so we're in for another nice one and the sun streak will continue. and mostly sunny, beautiful temperatures in the upper 70s to 80s and winds nice and light out of the north and east at 5 miles per hour. i'll have more on the forecast and we'll look at tropical storm erica coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> u tucker, thanks so much. >>> our weather is

i think tucker has put a hex on it. >> we'll do some fine tuning. let's go to julie wright. she is keeping herrize on the ads this morning. >> seeking of needing some fine tuning. that would be our commute early. we had a crash on the inner loop of the beltway as you travel southbound on 95-495 at central avenue. you are back up to speed in spite of the fact you are waking up to wet pavement. this is a live shot of southbound 270 out of germantown. not so bad right now. southbound 270 definitely a slow go out of urbana at this point headed down to hyattstown. we do have reports of an accident there. authorities were checking for a crash on the inner loop of the beltway. keep your eyes peeled for that. this is northbound i-95 in the main loon here at the prince william parkway. accident activity skis squeezing squeezing the right side of the road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> on an average weekday, more than five million people ride new york city's subway system making it a prime target for terrorists. it may have been in the sight of a man now charged in

tucker is off today so act weather guy is on a brief hiatus. but we still need your questions. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab to send yours in. >> i don't want to hear any comments from julie wright about resting the brains. >> i have going to tell u guys that i spoke at the healthy mom expo yesterday and everyone asked about all of you. i wanted to share that with you. >> that is very nice. >> i talked about my baby and how he is the cutest baby. his name is bailey and he has speckels. the problem is he has four legs and a tail so it is important to take your prenatal vitamins. >> i thought, what? have i missed something i'm sure they were going bailie was an actual baby. >> well, he is to julie. >> i always refer to my dog as my first babies. they were. i understand being julie. >> good for you. >> tony is like wow! >> here we are southbound # 70. crash south of 1 # 4 meg village avenue off the road to the right shoulder squeezing that lane with an plans on the scene of the -- here we are southbound 270 crash south of 1 # 4 mo

eight years on from some tucker 11th, the world remembers.heir vote -- from september 11, the world remembers. how far is the post 9/11 fight against militancy, and? two leading taliban figures have been arrested. the truth about -- the truth about castor semenya. the internet shrove body receive the results of her gender tests. and why is bridgton saying sorry to the family of alan sherry? -- why is britain saying sorry to the family of alan jury. it is 3:30 p.m. in kabul, midday in london and 7:00 a.m. in new york, were the eighth anniversary of the september 11 attacks are about to be commemorated. hijacked planes were flown into the world trade center as well as the pentagon. a fourth aircraft a and crushed it in a field in pennsylvania. the repercussions are still being felt, not least on the board and afghanistan and pakistan and other parts -- the war on militancy in afghanistan and pakistan and other parts of the world. >> 9/11 is frozen into the heart of every american. ground zero appears as if frozen in time and new yorkers and rel

for fox news reporting, i'm tucker carlson, good night. >>> coming up next. can president obama make a comeback. a look at the prospects for his domestic agenda. and how he will try turn those poll numbers around. after the deadliest month of the war so far calls from the left and right to withdrew from afghanistan. can the president sell a new strategy there? has muslim immigration has chained the face of europe and the lessons there for the united states. the journal editorial report starts right now! captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> paul: women come, i'm paul gigot. after angry town halls and slipping poll numbers democrats and the president return to washington next week hoping to salvage what they can of a faultering domestic agenda. top priority health care reform. debate the president hopes to refrain -- reframe wednesday night k he make an awe dumb comeback? joining us opinion journal.com columnist, and washington columnist. kim, are we going to see a big different change of strategy tort autumn comeback or not? >> the white house is r

. >> reporter: michael jones and his girlfriend shaniqua tucker died. they were helding back from michael's football scrimmage. >> he wanted to surprise his mom, come to a birthday party, go back up to college the next day. that's just him. >> reporter: michael senior, a baltimore city cop, was driving and lost control of the car. he survived. >> i know that he's in a it lot of pain because he lost his son, too, and i know that, you know, my daughter and his son loved each other very much. >> reporter: mike junior and shaniqua have known each other through high school and started dating earlier this year. announced here at the vigil is that the young couple will be buried together. >> there's not enough words i can really expressed how wonderful a people that they were, their great potential. >> they may be gone, but the relationship that each and every one of us had with each one of them will never die, will stay with us. >> rest in peace, i love y'all. >> reporter: overlake high school is taking up a collection for the families to help with the cost o

. >>> gwen tolbert is in for tucker barnes. and we have some rain showers. >> don't blame me. everybody is going not again. it comes with the turf when we get that streaming moisture from the gulf. that's what happens. and yes, we have the humidity. take a look at max hd. we have widespread rain showers across the area. now some very light and some of the pockets heavier as you can see. into manassas and south of waldorf, some of that have picked up and also just to the south of harrisberg, some of the rainfall just a little bit heavier. but the good news is we'll get a break by this afternoon. so if you're not a fan of the rain, you'll get some sunshine by later on. let's go to our weather map and see what is going on overall. as far as the true view is concerned, this shows the big picture because i've been talking about the fact this the moisture is coming up from the south and that's what is happening. and that will continue to the course of the day as well. the same as yesterday was. at the maps and temperatures for the area. not bad this morning, 67 at national airport,