tonight, where is california stylist karen wright? >> the case of the missing merced, california, woman is now being declared a homicide and authorities are calling her husband a person of interest. 50-year-old karen wright was last seen at a vacation home she shared with her husband randall 4 wright, in san felipe, mexico. police aren't elaborating on what led the case to be declared a homicide but did say there were several inconsistencies in wright's statements. >> with some of the information that we're gleaning from the mexican authorities coupled with what we have and some of the inconsistencies of stories -- karen wright was murdered. >> earlier this year, randall wright was arrested on auto theft-related charges police discovered while investigating his wife's disappearance. >>> and tonight, breaking news in the search for a 2-year-old florida girl. six months of searching culminate when skeletal remains found in a heavily wooded area 15 houses from the anthony home confirmed to be caylee. a utility meter reader stumbles on a

we believe that wright was murdered. we've been watching with great interest the hot case in kings county. there are some commonalities to that. wife, ex-wife, money, all those. they're all motives. >> straight out to matt zarrell, our producer on the story. matt, what more can you tell me? give it to me in a nutshell, matt. >> essentially the husband randall wright says he was down there. the wife showed up. the wife was checking on the house. apparently he was not allowed to work on the house as part of the divorce agreement and she went down there to check on if he was working on the house. >> so the last known person to have spotted her is the estranged husband. joining me right now special guest sheriff mark pazin with the merced county sheriff's office. sheriff, thank you for being with us. sheriff, this case has gone from missing person now to homicide. why? >> well, we believe that randy wright has earned the scrutiny with some inconsistent statements as mentioned earlier in your show. things just aren't coming t

with me is karen wright's sister. karen wright goes down to mexico to check on her vacation home, and is never seen again. we are taking your calls live. we'll be right back from break but right now breaking news. we are headed to baytown, texas. we need your help. police issue an amber alert for a 14-year-old little boy. here he is pictured at tsunami samuel blake hurly. police say he has been stolen by his father neil hanes roberts. here's is the problem. the father is accused of abusing this boy feminine physically abusing the little boy. now he's got the boy. he was snatched on sunday evening from his grandmother's house, league city. samuel believed to be in the 2004 kia sedan, tex plates 178 hwv. please ep us. if you have information call 281-420-6622. >>> police are now declaring the case of a missing merced, california, woman a homicide. and her husband is being called a person of interest. 50-year-old karen wright was last seen in february at a vacation home she shared with her husband, randall wright in, san

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no chance. >> bob: david wright.tch.   ground ball, zimmerman can' get it, the bases are going to be loaded for david wright. and that's a freight at-bat by castillo after being behind 0- 2. that's not what shows you, it's the walks. >> rob: yeah. but you know this guy is just gonna tap it somewhere. look at this. tape tap tap to the left side of the field. he didn't even take a real hack. he guided the ball through there. nice try by ryan zimmerman. well he made the game interesting now. now you're gonna have to work for the save. >> bob: that's a base hit to right. one run will score, it's 6-3.   and, now, the winning run is going to be in the batter's box with carlos beltran. well, takes that 95 the other way, inside out swing. right now they are just hitting that 95 miles per hour in play. gonna have to either change some strategy or throw some breaking balls. you can't keep going at 95 down produce way.  

sean: reverend wright was involved in a lot of decisions.he person who was loser to reverend wright, you say, that was, quote, in awe of him to use your phrase. >> yes, yes. sean: was michelle. >> you have to realize what he helped him with. personal crises, her dad died of m.s. at the age of 55. barack's mom died, as we know. these owe emotional things drew her closer to jeremiah wright. i think she was a little bit more reluctant than he was to say, look, these statements that wright is making do not reflect us. sean: i find these things, some would say it's politically expedient. you describe a couple that is very ambitious. >> yes. sean: but they seem to be willing to skirt the truth quite often in pursuit of that ambition. i'm just using what you are saying. >> yeah. i would say. sean: you are describing dishonesty in your books. >> we should be damn grateful we don't have the clintons in that white house from the standpoint of a marriage. the state of a marriage is an important thing in this country. you want to have a solid couple. se

david wright the most at 15. castillo is a very good runner but that indicates he has been iting the ball sharply this year. when you hit it at somebody they'll get you even if you are fast. martin wheels and fires over there when the runner was relyff bag   . >> rob: there was a time wh castillo was one of the best base stealers in the league. 52 one year, 62 another year, 48 another year. those were good enough to lead the league. then you had juan pierre. so you had the best 1-2 punch down there   2-1. that's a bolast pitch martin a bit up in the zone and then comes back down.   . >> bob: and they keep go the middle for their se hits. i mentionerlie the mets hit for high average, th are seco ithe league at .270. but they are 11th inruns n but they can single you, and vi martin. y is going to make a about all these pitches that are out over the plate.   . >> rob: well they are in th middle of that hitting zone,

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we had a media that ignored bill ayers and reverend wright. we had a mainstream media that ignored jones. we have eric holder. we have a lot of radical surrounding this president. he was once the lawyer for them. i know they need a lawyer, but does this connect back to the president of the united states in your mind? >> i am not going to get into how this relates to the president. i think you touched on the most important theme here. we are going into tea parties this weekend. they first started on tax day. then, the town hall meeting started happening over the enlargement of government and the fact the stimulus was not working and they did not like the health care ideas. what we're seeing here and what i think you will see saturday is more than outrage against the mainstream media. they did not vet this president and they are not vetting him or the people around him. sean: remember, he was their lawyer. when you put all the pieces together, and all of the people around him that have these radical associations, ties to so many -- ties, so many

. >> julie wright joins us with the traffic. has the traffic cleared up from the concert? yieng some people are just now getting home. it was a long wait for a lot of folks headed over there from what i was told. a lot of team, it took them quite a bit of time to get there. the concert had actually started for a lot of folks before they made it into the stadium unfortunately. no accidents to report from 28 headed in towards wolf trap. lane are open out on 66 manassas to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we're following developing news in the south pacific this morning. a deadly tsunami, villages wiped out, and 82 people dead and those numbers are expected to go up. the white house has declared a state of emergency in american am so a. a strong quake triggered walls of water on samoa as well. we'll bring you the latest updates on this volving situation there throughout the morning. >>> meanwhile, back here at home, a police shooting in prince george's county. it happened in seat pleasant last night near pearl place and pepper mill road. police s

reverend wright checks in on national health care. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thank you forever watching us tonight. putting american cia agents in direct danger. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. you will remember the valerie plame situation where the former cia operative was publicly named in a weapons of mass destruction controversy. remember that? well, led by nbc news and the "new york times" the left wing media went news and ultimately scooter libby, a top advisor to vice president cheney was convicted of a crime. now we have a situation far worse and the left wing media is silent. a group calling itself john adams project affiliated with the aclu is secretly photographing cia agents and showing the pictures to suspected terrorists at guantanamo bay, among other people. it's hard to believe, i know, but it's going

the reverend wright shares his thoughts on health-care reform. land of the czars returns. >> i am here because i want to talk to you about your education. sean: the president takes his message about education to your kids. all of that plus michael steele, alexis glick, and dana perino. "hannity" starts right now. the green jobs czar van jones stepped down. it could be that these absolutely overlooked, but that is not the case. van jones signifies the radicalism of this administration, and he was appointed to his position because of his radical beliefs. the white house itself has testified to that fact. just last month, senior white house advisory valerie jarrett told how long she had been watching an admiring van jones. let's take a look. >> we have been watching him really for as long as he has been active and for all of the creative ideas that he has, so now, we have captured that, and we have the energy and enthusiasm in the white house. sean: so the white house sought out van jones? is he the tip of the iceberg? we know there is the science a

when you add that to bernadine done and ayers and wright.ct the president is far more radical than he presented himself to the american people. >> it goes back to the judgment. one thing that we saw is you may actually turn out to be right about this president's judgment when it comes to electing czars. i mean, some of the ridiculous things that we have heard and to know that that person has that much access to our commander and chief, that is dangerous and that's scary. >> look at the new czar, ron blume just appointed. he is a nut. >> these czars are presidential staff members. presidential staff members are not subject to confirmation. that's the way it works. >> why do we even need czars? >> you don't want a weaker executive when the republicans are in. why advocate it now. >> look at the power they have. these are not people out there gathering information and reporting it to the president. that maybe i could see because there is such a large government. but, these are people that actually have the power to make decisions, which i think

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let's get to julie wright. there she is. she haze look at our on-time traffic. >> if it is below 75, it is chilly. >> i mentioned you would probably complain about the five-day forecast. >> if i got to throw a big old comforter on the bed, it is chilly. top stretch of the beltway at university boulevard, traffic runs with ease on the outer loop leaving college park headed around towards 270. hundreder loop is leer with no incidents from silver spring to college park. southbound # 70 70 business -- 270 busy on the top side. light traffic volume right now in southeast. the pace is good ong new york avenue as you continue inbound leaving northeast to northwest and kenilworth avenue, traffic runs at speed. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> we go to the battle over wine, a battle brewing in virginia. fairfax county blocking a plan to build a new winery even though there are plenty of them already across the commonwealth. now being a local family fay legal battle with the county. fox 5's wis to him ma

reverend wright very -- jones got thrown under and reverend wright, both of home have long-standing tiese got no problem doing. this far he has been sidelined on this. this is not a democratic scandal. this -- bill: i don't like acorn anymore. they are corrupt. you are not going to buy it you will say is he a craven politician. >> here is what he needs to do to stop the bleeding, that is he needs to direct his attorney general to go out and do a nationwide investigation. bill: ah-ha, there you go. >> have to respond to every right wing attempt to smear. bill: this is huge, colmes. >> respond to everything. >> this is a taxpayer scandal. >> he does not have to respond to every attempted right wing spear. that will define his presidency. >> this is a taxpayer scandal. bill: directly ahead, a few weeks ago i talked with the acorn leadership. you might remember that frank luntz ran the interview by some folks. we will tell you what they thought. later, woman desperately searching for the father of her baby takes to the net. >> i'm doing this video because i'm trying to find howard's father.

let's get to on-time traffic and julie wright. >> i was waiting to go yes? >> i was going to tease but being cold but i decided not to. >> really? >> you got your sweater on today. >> i know. it is chilly out there. this is the shot of southbound 270 out of hyattstown. school is back in session. you are not on vacation anymore and this is what it looks like heading into work this morning. southbound 270 heavy and slow on the top stretch as you approach and pass the exit for 109. this delay will carry you down to the truck scales just south of 109. outer loop of the beltway at 95 college park, that is where we had a stalled car if the road. that has been moved over to the shoulder society lane are open once again. live shot, 66 eastbound traveling from 50 fair oaks headed eastbound towards 123. traffic slows again for about the last half mile aappropriating 495. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the governor of massachusetts has announced plans for a special election in january to fill the seat of the late senator ted kennedy but the question

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. >>> let's say good morning to julie wright with a look at traffic. >> good morning to you all.you are traveling eastbound 66, there is trouble approaching the beltway. we have reports of a disabled vehicle and another incident both justify before the exits for the inner and outer loop of the beltway. 270, no accidents to report. still a little slow as you reach around towards the truck scales but no accidents along your way headed into rockville. 66 close into the tr bridge at speed. no accidents to report headed over towards constitution avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now, to a developing story in northern virginia that started as a carjacking and then an abduction and turned into a car chase. >> police say a pman carjacked woman an forced her into the trunk. this happened at a parking garage at the franconia springfield metro station. the man let her out in lakeshore don. she ran to a home where she called 911. police chased the suspect would crashed in lakeshore don. the driver took off on foot. police have made an arrest but they are not saying if

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julie wright. >> reporter: and the a --?wanted to make fun of your fandum but i will later. >> reporter: when does a friday not look good? >> good point. >> reporter: you can see it when i take off my at. >> keep going. >> reporter: all lanes are open. headed out from duke street. day city headed up to larton and up towardsmanfield. we will continue our way around georgia salve, albaladejo 82 and 92, an incident on the badge of 212. that's a check of the ontime traffic. >>> president obama facing tough decisions with iran and afghanistan and a trip to denmark to bring in the olympic games in 2016. inning us peter and jim. thank you or joining us as always. happy to see you. starting with iran. crucial week here. we have had the discovery of this new nuclear that silty. -- nuclear facility. how is the president handling the iranian threat at this point, peter? >> i think he's handling it very well. he brought in the british and the germans and consult with the chinese who are obviously key to it. the important thing is first

. >> now, we go to julie wright. >> the wipers may be working intermittmently this morning but it is wet pavement. the crews along 270 were able to get a little work down done last night. they are in the process of picking up the cones and barrels. not so busy as you travel south of clarksburg. lanere pen on the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we are following a developing story this morning in prince george's county where hazmat crews are trying to figure out what caused several drums of chemicals to explode. this happened late last night in a building in the 9000 block of hampton overlook in capitol heights. the force blew out windows and doors. nobody was injured. >>> metro want to know if a miscommunication led to a train accident that left one of its workers injured. the injuries were so is he veered, he had to be rescued and airlifted to the hospital. metro says it is possible that train operators were not given a heads up about the worker on the track which is why they did not slow down. >>> prince

julie wright, was happening on the highways this hour?to recover from the early morning crash on the outer loop of the beltway before you reach 355. the accident activity has cleared but the backup on the outer loop is slowing as you work your way around from university boulevard to 355. we find delays at this hour typically between new hampshire avenue and georgia avenue but now it will continue across the top stretch of the beltway. leaving university boulevard around towards 355, you are in for a slow ride there so pack the patience. new hampshire avenue south of randolph road fay crash reported and 270 already busy on the top side. tea lays in germantown. 66, the crash we just showed -- delies in germantown. 66, the crash we just showed you. delies leaving business 234 continuing in towards centreville. the pace improves to slow again east of fair oaks towards 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> catching a cab in the district could get a lot more difficult soon. drivers are threatening to go on strike

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julie wright is keeping track of the roads for us this morning. >> hello to all of you. buzzy right now with delays if you are traveling the top stretch of the beltway leaving college park headed around towards the exit for georgia avenue. that is where we had the crash crowding the left lane. this is the inner loop of the beltway. inner loop leaving 210 headed ares the wilson bridge. at a point where the local and through lanes combine being we have accident activity first the left side of the road and then the right side blocked. northbound i-95 jammed right now. quantico headed up towards lorton pretty much with a few breaks along the way actuallilet of brake lights here as you continue northbound. more slow traffic springfield to duke street on # 95. that's a check of your 9 -- on 395. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> fox 5 is on call with the push for people to get the h1n1 virus on purpose. some parents are considering exposing their children at so- called swine flu parties. doctors say it is a bad idea. sally mcdonald reports. >> reporter: this mo

nation an wrights, when you say sunrise at 6:50 a.m. for example, are you talking about washington, d.c.? i live in leesburg, virginia and want to know if the sunrise in leesburg is just a couple of minutes different than d.c. or is it 0 or 0 minutes different? >> good yes. >> is the sunrise when you first see the tip. sun, the mid. sun or when it is out all the way. >> good questions. >> here you go. when we give the sunrise, that is the sunrise time for washington, d.c. it is different depending on where you are. out to the west, since the sun rises in the east, it will be delayed a little bit. let's take a look. here is a live shot of te american legion bridge, sunrise on the way. we're about 11 minutes way from it. very pretty pictures just before the sun comes up. 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

. >>> let's get an early look at traffic with julie wright. >> not looking so bad right now. we do have the lane open for those continuing to make their way to and from the wilson bridge. light traffic volume along # 70 with the overnight construction cleared. no incidents to report along northbound i-95. that is still an easy ride for those making their way negotiate of dale city up towards the capital beltway. no incidents to report traveling between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> now, to a developing story in the middle east as iran's energy, banking and telecommunications sectors could be the target of new international sanctions if iran continues to defy the world with more nuclear weapons tests. yesterday, iran tested its most advanced version of its medium range missiles with a range of up to 1200 miles putting israel and u.s. military bases in the middle east in range. the tests come before the upcoming talks on thursday. some experts say sanctions will not work fast enough. >>> a man that authorities believe was plotting a

wright is in jail on $400,000 bail. >>> all right.ore rough weather and rain in the south? let's check in with meteorologist karen maginnis for the latest. >> we have still kind of the same pattern across the southeast but finally that area of low pressure bringing in all of that tropical moisture is now moving away. but as it does it's going to do it very leisurely. so still areas in the deep south can expect between 2 and 4 inches of additional rainfall. we saw record amounts of rainfall in birmingham yesterday, a little more than 2.5 inches for atlanta, between 3 and 5 inches, but officially just under 4 inches at the airport. cooler weather conditions across montana. they were looking at temperatures in the 90s, record-setting temperatures yesterday. going into this afternoon, cooler, and even cooler than that. going in toward monday. how about high temperatures. this is what we're expecting. denver, 76 degrees, so slightly cooler but maybe only in the 60s going into monday. right around the bay area, though, we could see some 90s

. >>> we're joined by juli wright. she has the latest on the road conditions and the drive in to work this morning. >> good morning. it has not been easy out there. accident activity north on the beltway after ritchie marlboro road involving a car spun out facing the wrong direction and then a crash on the outer loop before the american legion bridge tying up the left side. already delays forming at seven locks. it will be very slow here headed down towards the american legion bridge. it was the left side of the road that was blocked off because of that accident activity. lanes are open for those on 66 close in here at the beltway. light volume in spite of the rain as you continue from vienna towards 495. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> and as we said just a few moments ago, today is the eighth anniversary of the attacks of september 11th. there will be a number of commemorative events in our area. >> at the pentagon ark private formal ceremony will be held at 9:30 only for victims' fami

quick throw, complete, got it to wright and he's got a first down. very close to it. >> todd: bobby petrino told us yesterday he expected more man-free coverage from georgia. that it was a lot of zone in the first two games, a lot of open areas to throw the football and he expected man. he got man, linebackerer blitz on the inside. single coverage outside. and they get the first down conversion. >> brad: jarius wright, they were telling us, probably the most complete receiver as far as route runner, great hands. that time a first down at the 24. out of the i, toss to johnson. blocker in front. and he does a nice job of pick up five or six yards before he tiptoes out of bounds. >> todd: deanthony curtis fullback, they have two full backs that play with different personal groups, they was a lead blocker and nice job getting him to the corner. >> brad: you saw georgia defense, lineup on top of the newcomer in justin houston who came off a below two-game suspension, good thing he was coming back, lost battle to a season-ending knee injury, tore his acl a

and the eyeball on the dollar bill, david wright. >> exactly. think i used to live east of the dachsund's nose. >> angry dog. but a lot of people can't wait to read that book. >> tomorrow night, midnight. >> is within it's released. >> i bet there will be lines down the block. we'll be right back. to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. you should tell your doctor about other medicines you are taking, or if you have muscle pain or weakness. that could be a sign of serious side effects. while you've been building your life, plaque may have been building in your arteries. find out more about slowing the buildup of plaque

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let's get to julie wright. >>> a new accident to report on the beltway in silver spring. and we still have the accident in virginia southbound 395 trying to work past ridge road and down toward shirlington. accident involving an overturned vehicle. now you can see traffic is able to get by using the two left lanes as you travel from the 14th street bridge toward landmark. two lanes now open at this time. eastbound washington boulevard at columbia pike is where we have a crash. i'm told that the eastbound lanes are blocked and traffic is being diverted througha parking. lanes open at 395 and across the 14th street bridge. accident on the outer loop of the beltway past the exit for colesville road. traffic jammed out of college park westbound around 495. more slow traffic off of the southbound 270 spur toward the math. two separate accidents on the outer loop. the latest blocking the right lane before the bridge. inner loop of the beltway, crash before river road is now cleared to the shoulder. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> today we reflect on a tragic

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 ride along the right side of the road. but northbound 95 slowing out of woodbridge leaving dale city and toward lorton. all lanes are open. 395 slows from the beltway toward seminary road. along quince order chard toward 270, coming from the chevy's and the rite aid, this is the approach to 270 south and the right lane blocked. 270 at 109, and in germantown leaving rockville toward the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> this morning we have new details about a quadruple shootingn ie thdictstngthat left one man dead. this happened last night on hamilton street in northwest. sarah simmons joins us live with the latest on our top story. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police released the name of the man who was shot and killed here last night. they just released his name this morning. he is 24-year-old michael hair odd of northwest d.c. police are still trying to figure out what happened here l

and let's get to julie wright.have new plans for 75 and sunny. >> it might be the last day in your book of this weather but not more mine. >>> we're still inching and crawling along because of an accident down at the american legion bridge. now that lanes are open, we're still sitting in bumper-to- bumper traffic on that outer loop as you work from montgomery county headed down towards tysons. 270 is still at a crawl leaving clarksberg, south out of germantown toward the exit for the outer loop. if you are traveling the inner loop of the beltway, your commute stacks up west of 95 leaving the robinson terminal. earlier accident there cleared. still on the brakes, the dulles toll road. bumper-to-bumper from 28 toward the capital beltway. 66 on the brakes toward manassas. northbound 95 still jammed up badly as you travel north of newington leaving the springfield interchange toward the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. steve, back to you. >> julie, thanks. >>> it was a big support. the

david wright, abc news, washington. >>> five years ago hurricane ivan rode ashore near pensacola, florida, as a category 3 storm. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses leaving people homeless and without jobs. the storm caused billions in damage and some homes still haven't been repaired. >>> hard to believe it's been five years. >> hard to believe it's been five years and that we've had such a quiet hurricane season. i mean, we've had some storms but nothing of any real significance around the region. we've got showers on tap for the next couple of days but nothing brewing in the tropics. the forecast coming up in a second. let's look outside now. our shot from the harbor cam, overlooking the national aquarium. on to federal hill where the flag is getting a nice little workout from an easterly breeze. our temperature at bwi marshall 72 degrees. 73% humidity. winds from the northeast at 15, and pressure rising 30.11. our satellite picture, a few light scattered sprinkles moved through, then throughout the day, morning sunshine, clouds parted. then came back in. now we've got scat

julie wright, commuter time it doesn't look bat. on the op we had a crash at 355 and that activity has cleared. delays on the outer loop extend from college park headed west over toward bethesda. this is a live shot of 270 out of germantown and delays stacking up for those on 118. traffic slows leaving falls road toward the split. northbound 395 right here at duke street, you can see we're starting to get a little slow as you continue northbound toward seminary road but all laneare open. inbound new york avenue slows at bladensberg road and again into the third street tunnel. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> more fallout now in the wake of that deadly metro crash this summer. and it's coming just one day at the ntsb bring in new safety recommendations. >> sarah simmons joins us live with more details. >> reporter: some union workers feel as though they're under unnecessary pressure after the june 22nd crash and they the accountability needs to come from the top with john catoe who coming up at 9:00 at the regular b

let's fine out what is happening from julie wright. >>> right now it's not so bad. all trains are on time, thank you very mh. steve, lanes are open on the south side of the town to and from the wilson bridge. this is a live ot of 395 north of the beltway past duke street toward the th street bridge and again the lanes are open no. accidents to report in southeast. it's busy. we have volume delays. pennsylvania avenue down from branch toward the sousa bridge and d.c. route 295, kenilworth slowing at 50 and from burros down to east cap. from montrose on to the southbound spur into virginia, 270 is busy leaving buckies down to hyatts down. and on the brakes between 28 and falls road. thas a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> we continue our look ahead to the new school year. studes inatrl agton county schools will head back to class after the labor day weekend. joining us now is dr. pat murphy, superintendent of arlington county schools. good morning. >> good morning. >> well i'll say also, this is a new beginning for yourself as well. you were appointed to this

let's check in with julie wright and see how traffic is out there.ment. >>> it depends on where you are. if you're southbound on 95 and 295, to accidents to report out of laurel. however in the district, pennsylvania avenue at minnesota, we have a crash. right lane was tied up. again southbound 270 slow out of germantown for those working south of 118 toward the lane divide, finding yourself on the slow side all i wat out toward the split. top side of the beltway is slow from 95 to georgia with all lanes open. new hampshire avenue and 198, authorities checking for a crash. this is the live shot of 66 out in manassas as you continue eastbound toward the virginia visitors center. a lot of slow traffic out here eastbound on 66 leaving manassas, headed in toward centreville. it gets bunched up there and you have more delays 7100 to 123 nutley street to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >> julie, thank you so much. >>> it is about 7:37 right now. coming up next, the redskins take on the lions this weekend and we're going to talk

now let's get more on the morning rush hour traffic with julie wright. julie, i imagine the fog is slowing some folks down. >> reporter: yeah, because it is quite a sight as you just shows you from the american legion bridge camera. it is quite a sight to have it hanging that low but 'tis the season, right. we get a little of that moisture in the air and it's still kind of warm for some of you folks. here's a live shot of southbound 270. no fog here. for those continuing southbound out of germantown, all of the lanes are open. traffic flows in separate stretches. leaving rockville headed towards the split with no other accidents to report. inbound on 66 not but from 7100 headed to 123 and after nuttily street continuing eastbound toward the beltway, northbound 7100 at 66 we've got a crash blocking the right lane. delays begin at braddock road. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> big story we're following this morning. just days after revealing a second uranium enrichment plant, iran test fires short and medium-range missiles sunday. this a

here's david wright. >> reporter: it was the shout heard round the world -- >> you lie! >> reporter: or at least the nation's capital. today the president was magnanimous. >> i'm a big believer that we all make mistakes. he apologized quickly and with out equivocation and i'm appreciative of that. >> reporter: by noon today, when he finally appeared on camera, congressman wilson did equivocate, distancing himself from his own apology. >> i heard from leadership that they wanted me to contact the white house and state that my statements were inappropriate and i did. >> reporter: democrats professed to be shocked by the outburst. >> it was stunning to hear such a statement made on the floor of e house when the president of the united states is speaking. >> reporter: but quickly sought to take advantage. the democrat hoping to unseat wilson enjoyed a fund-raising windfall, $400,000 in less than 24 hours. today republican leaders sought to distance themselves. >> his behavior was inappropriate. >> reporter: but plenty of others embraced him as a maverick who dared to speak t