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it's been a uneventful morning. we like-eventful. some hot spots and -- like uneventful. some hot spots. route 70 west in howard county, we have multiple traffic lights out. that route 29 light is out. so try to avoid that. it's going to be one of the four-way stop yields. that's going to take you sometime to get through that. 95 near white marsh looking really good. both north and southbound beltway looks good, all the beltways look good. the tunnels look good. we will look outside and we will go to 895 i believe once again o'donnell street a really nice commute. so get your commute on now if you can and here's drive times. 95 to 83, 12 minutes, 795 to 95, 13, and we had an earlier incident at fort mchenry tunnel toll plaza but that issue has been cleared. and the drive time is around 8 minutes. another check on traffic and weather together in a little bit. megan. >> thanks. >>> glaxo smith klein will pay $3 billion in foins for misrepresenting how drugs can be used. it's the largest health care fraud settlement in the united states history. the justice department says t

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northbound.re uneventful is the interstate, the beltway. challenge is to get there.ted for everyone the john hanson highway. >> power outages and damage make another tough commute today. drivers in silver spring last night described the trip as horrendous. of traffic lights in county and other parts of the d.c. area are still leading to gridlock in some places. some roads are blocked by downed trees. traffic andirecting intersections. >> every intersection, i am stopping and cops are waving us through. it's tough. but there's a silver lining. told the situation is on major roads and hov 270 haveons on 66 and been lifted again today. expect allies on metro this week because of track work. night from thursday until closing the trains between takomack and forest glen. between east falls church and west falls church. between federal center southwest and eastern market. today, thursday, and friday until 2:00a.m. trains will single track between college park and greenbelt. features safety on some vehicles are improving safety. lane departure warning systems to lead topeare

and last night, but today's been pretty uneventful. >> but it won't be uneventful for long. >> in thison we had some ice on the line. the bigger problem was that snow and ice had collected on the limb. >> the firemen and news crew have no idea the tree limb above the power line is about to break. >> i was, you know, doing this shooting where you're looking through the viewfinder with your right eye and my left eye, i'm looking around, see what's going on. i see the tree branch move a little bit. i kind of looked over at it, and that's when everything let go. >> they're standing only a few feet away from live power lines charged with nearly 10,000 volts of electricity. >> the power lines. more today is medical emergencies, people are out shoveling their walks. >> the electrical explosion starts right above the assistant chief's head. >> and i can remember the loud boom, the vibration in the ground and the heat on the back of my neck. >> holy cow! >> the high-voltage wires unleash a fury of arcing energy. >> the thing the tape doesn't show is the vibration. i mean, we were all, like -- i

tuesday and wednesday and then things are even looking good towards the end of the week with a fairly uneventfulorecast for the next seven days. here's how we'll take a look at it overnight tonight. mostly cloudy, yes, muggy as they will continue to pull in moisture. we'll see the temperatures tomorrow and for the highs right around 94 degrees. we're also going to see the 90s in and around the region. but overall, the numbers are looking pretty good. they will be fairlied mild. we'll start in the 70s, push through the 80s with a high right around 94 to 95 degrees. we're going to hold it to code yellow for the next couple of days because of the threat of the late day showers and thunderstorms by the time you get into wednesday's forecast. and the temperatures, they will retreat. down to about 90 degrees, they are the normal at this time of the year. i think that we're going to run seasonably average towards the end of the week. >> all right, thank you. >>> can you say meltdown? [ laughter ] >> collapse. meltdown. well, it was tough to watch. poor guy. i mean, my gosh. >> yes, adam scott. i'll tel

roster that needs to be filled and they have $20 million in cap space but it louisiana been an uneventful two days of free agency and that's the way it's go inning to stay. no news either for alexander semin. he made it clear he wants to spread his wings elsewhere and has been in his agents office waiting for the calls to come in. some have called him out. they called him a loser and a coach killer. maybe it scared off the masses. that is how mcphee feels about what is going on out there. >> there is a time to get in and a time to stay away. you know, you can survive the loss of a player but it's hard to survive bad contracts. and sometimes you can do something at this time of year that handcuffs you for years. and we haven't done that [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. deer park water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.8

and so as i see it, which is part of which i was referencing before as the uneveness of the process. the country takes a huge step forward in this way and then you start to see these incredible behemoth institutions which are dead. it's the dead hand of the political parties controlling the process even though the political people have spoken out saying we want to go do something different. that's the fight. that's what we're doing. i think that's also why you were saying we're making the revolution. some people say, oh, you know, open primaries. what happened to storming the barricades and you know, you're a 60s person. the revolution, and all this kind of stuff. i think it's important for people to appreciate how extraordinarily revolutionary it is to restructure the ruling institutions of a society in the way that we're talking about. [ applause ] >> i can't add to that except i would just underline what you said by saying that changing the system and doing away with party control of the election process, the governing process, the istr storming the barricades. >> gentleman right

tenure as the governor of massachusetts and how to boost business in ireland it was a relatively uneventfuls prepared as for the olympics. testing a child's eyes sight before they can even see a new device that is providing a very early diagnosis. a mission to improve schools and our community comes all the way to washington. >> a portable device spots vision problems in babies and kids giving parents and pediatricians a clear picture of i help before children can even say sea. it looks like a camera but instead of snapping a shot at this to year-old this device is capturing important measurements deep inside her eyes. special optics capture light bouncing back from the eye and software decodes the image. we look for nearsightedness farsightedness whether her eyes are lined up correctly. >> within a matter of seconds this pediatrician has data to share with parents. it looked at six different parameters and as long as the patient is within normal limits i can feel very confident telling the family that their child does not have a vision problem. how clearly a person sees is all but scrutini

. >> 270 is uneventful from interstate 70 to 495. looks normal at democracy boulevard on 270. get from markham to the roosevelt bridge on 66. everything is open on the dulles toll road and dulles greenway. looks good on 395 to the pentagon. metro rail starting the morning on normal service. back to you. >> thank you. 5:10 on this wednesday. >> >> this is "good morning washington." >> investigators are trying to figure out why a teenager drowned in upon the laurel. they say he went into the kind of around 9:00 last night but did not come back out. search crews found him after 10:00. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. his name is not been released. investigators 34 because of a fire in district heights that forced nearly 30 people to find a place to live. the point about about 8:00 last night on roshell avenue, no one injured. -- the flames broke out about 8:00. the first of the funerals will be held today for shooting victims in aurora, colorado. they're watching "the dark knight rises" when the gunfire erupted. >> the health care overhaul will shrink rather an increase th

uneventful, no problems to report and to 270. fender bender and that is quickly pulled out. >>> hackers may a hold of your computer without you knowing it. >> if you're among the thousands hit, you could lose internet access on monday and lauren ms -- has more on the problem and how to fix it. >> reporter: you may lose internet service on monday unless you make sure it's not infected with a malicious piece of malware called the dns changer. it sent out a virus that reconnects the computers to a crime ring of servers. the fbi gusted -- busted the ring last fall. the agency realized if they turned it off, millions of computers may have lost internet service at once. the fbi set up a temporary fix connecting them to the internet and that is going to be shut down at 12:01 a.m. monday morning and they're us warning users. security experts believe the number of infected computers has been reduced from more than 500,000 to 64,000 in the united states alone. the fbi set up a website with a partnership service to help you test. if you go

this matinee showings were uneventful. police chiefs are increasing patrols in theater autos we're very concerned about copy cat-type of action. >> we want everybody attending films in san francisco to be reassured that we'll spare no recourse. >> and amb theaters banned movie goers from wearing masks and carrying weapons. the chief says he will be in contact about the same concern. >> there is a suspect able to go undetected because he was in a movie theater, people were allowed to wear costumes because of, i guess batman costumes and his enemies. it's not something unusual for him to be dressed the way he was dressed. >> samuel santino says his enthusiasm for seeing the movie was dampened but he never considered staying home. >> it's a random act of violence, we can't be frightened about it. >> and this police department confirmed it will be increasing patrols in theaters tonight. >> do we know if police plan to patrol inside or just outside? >> they, the indications so far is that they do not plan to be inside, observin

dry even though we have more cloud cover this morning, doppler showing your commute, should be uneventful weather-wise. mild this morning, mid 50s just about everywhere. noon the clouds are mainly back to the coast, an hour longer than they did yesterday to get back to coast, lunch hour 57 at the coast, 72 inland. warmest inland barely 80 4:00. we'll all drop back into the 60s away from the coast by 7:00. clouds returning from the coast into the bay during the 7:00 hour. pollen low amounts of tree and ragweed high amounts of grass and mold. tomorrow the coolest and then friday we are going to warm up and will definitely be warmer heading into saturday. only a couple of degrees every single day. time for traffic. >>> we have a new crash north 101 at willow or marsh left lane reported the crash and the stall right now traffic is still moving well, even though the left lane is blocked close to 70 miles an hour on north 101, also we have another problem in the north bay, north 101, earlier crash -- my click not working -- in the northbound area nave at 101 injury crash another accident liverm

he went in uneventful. we had a chance to hear from the police chief. he says they are confident he acted alone. >> we not looking for any other suspects. we are confident he acted alone. however, we will do a thorough investigation to be absolutely sure that is the case. but at this time we are confident he acted alone. >>shepard: we have a picture of the 24-year-old suspect but right now we do not have the mug shot. police may release it today. that is normally the course but this is not a normal day as we know, and, they are taking it very delicately as he is somewhat cooperating. >>shepard: we have a picture of the suspect we have been showing to our viewers. what is happening at the apartment? they have a lot of work ahead of them. >>reporter: they do. as i am talking to you, i am getting a message from law enforcement saying there are two scenes. the apartment, first. the suspect told police that he had bombs in his apartment. they went there with bomb technicians, with the robot, in fact, a robot we have seen, to take a look and they brought in t

. >> there was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it.ut we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if there's somebody home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling up my hand. and i thought, this is going to be good. >> doug, having experience with these guys, knew instinctively to put his hand out in front of the den, and sure enough that animal stuck its tentacle out and started going up its arm. >> that animal is not just any sea creature but the giant pacific octopus, the largest species of octopus in the world, weighing up to 110 pounds with tentacles reaching up to 16 feet. though it can be playful

>>> if you think the workplace is an uneventful, ho-hum place to be, think again. >> it's my birthday, and i'm taking a bath in the sink at burger king. >> in today's workplace anything can happen. situations ranging from bizarre to life threatening. >> i couldn't believe it. nobody's ever, you know, survived, getting sucked into a jet engine. >> when the pressure's on, there's just no telling how people will react. and now cameras are everywhere recording some moments employees want to remember. >> if you're traveling with more than one child, now is a good time to pick your favorite. >> and some moments they'd rather forget. >> excuse me! that was my [ bleep ] i.d. >> your honor, i can represent as an officer of the court, i am not intoxicated. >>> in this hour, "caught on camera: workplace gone wild." welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. wild antics at work have gotten people fired and even put in jail. but our first two stories are about workers who are going about their regular day when extraordinary events unfold. working on a navy carrier isn't really what you mi

screening that starts tomorrow for millions of american women will be a positive step forward toward uneventful births and healthy babies. think about the care and screening for cancer and for all of the problems that women face. i see senator murrion the floor here. -- i see senator murrion the floor here. i want to yield the floor to her in a moment. i want to close by saying this. all those who were on this campaign to repeal obamacare -- that was their slur on it; we accept it -- it is health care under president obama. one of the most important votes i ever cast those who want to repeal this so-called obamacare as senator mcconnell called for today on behalf of the republicans, would repeal a few basic things we shouldn't forget. every family in america with a child with a preexisting condition -- think of asthma, diabetes, the history of cancer -- under our law they cannot be denied health insurance coverage. we protect those kids, we protect their families. the senate republicans want to repeal it. seniors in america are getting a helping hand from the affordable health care act. the sen