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 you the in between the lines gestures. we're talking people this morning inspired by the ninth project. this is a convergence really of that and the tea party movement around the country. it's been overwhelmingly without exception and our screens today positive and intense. these people are fired up. they don't seem as angry as you read about. they seem and point out state three tucker will be there all morning.

washington." we're feeling a pretty nice breeze in downtown rosslyn. winds are about five or 10 miles an hour. we do have mid 50's in front royal. 56 in hagerstown. rockville, 56. 64 in the district. sunshine will warm us up nicely. it will be pleasant and warm. temperatures in the mid 80's. it will be down right lovely. a cooler, grayer pattern starting on wednesday. any oblems out there? >> metro rail is reporting some emergency track work on the green line. they are forced to still -- to single-tracking green line planes near largo. you'll find delays on the green line and on the red line from the earlier incident. this is 395 traffic heading northbound near duke street. looks like we of the normal volume building. >> thank you. >>> 6:12. 64 degrees. >> when we continue, some more details on the president's plan to get the government out of the private sector. quest a new tape from osama bin laden. we will check that and s that a >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug

we find 56 refounders in washington. we find those 56 committed patriots who understand that there is a sickness, there is a disease and there is a cancer in our nation's capitol and want to do something about it. i have to tell you. i believe there are people there that are worried that are thinking, i'm part of it. i didn't mean to, i compromised here and compromised here and i made one mistake and now i'm trapped. and i'll be exposed or these people will crash me. let's be the calvary for these people. find the whistleblowers, all we need are 56 that want to refound the nation. help us, help us get the disease out of there. 56. you can do it. i know they are there. 56, who will not say, that party is bad, but will say, my party is bad. we must demand daily, our representatives that they pass nothing until the corruption is -- stops because it is a plague. second, we must let them know that we all make mistakes, that person who is sitting there going, i, i, i... look, we offer them a chance of redemption and if they we

firing line in washington and around the country. how much of the current political fireworks show is about race? tonight, a former president weighs in. >>> is it over? there's evidence of good news on the economy. gm workers show their support, but what's the truth about jobs? >> remembering patrick swayze after his battle with cancer. >>> why washington may never be the same after the new dan brown novel. >>> a huge response to our report about debit cards and what you can do about the fees. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening, the message from the u.s. government and the news media has been that it's going to take at least two flu shots this season, one for the regular or seasonal flu and another for the swine flu, which continues to spread. the question is, when will the swine flu shots be ready. today, the government gave us an answer. the vaccine is red we have details from our chief di-. correspondent, robert bazell. >> reporter: the fda approved the swine flu vaccine. the first set should start to arrive within four w

j st in washington, it is u rain. not too far off to the south an ea, down towards charles county, st. mary's county, you are getting very heavy rain. tt rina is expected to continue for the next hour or two as this system very slowly lifts off to the north and e. if you are waking up to the west, you are saying what is the big deal. you'll ahave sunshine later today. this forecast will be very ifecn specific depending on your geographic location this morning. winds are oust rth at 14 miles per hour. the forecast and again, it depends on where you are awaking up but here in washington, it will rain for the first part of the day. we should be partly to mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures in the low to mid- 70s with winds out of the north about 10 to 15. brighter forecast for the weekend. i'll have details coming up in a minute. >> what about the memorial services? >> i washout in new york and here in washington, i think it will be raining for the next several hours. >>> we're joined by juli wright. she has the la

"good morning washington" begins right to now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> good morning, washington. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. we have much more on the fight for health care reform. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> i know we do have some rain just beginning to come down. >> it is very light in nature. i do think we will see some intensity with this rain into the afternoon and evening. 66 downtown. 70 in leesburg. 64 in bowie. temperatures around the low 70's or so with some rain showers developing later this afternoon and into the overnight. >> this is an uneventful ride right now. they did some construction on the beltway at the american legion bridge. things are running very smoothly across the american legion bridge. no problems at the wilson bridge. into the district, no issues to report. this is the shot of the american legion bridge. good through northeast and southeast. this is a map to show you travel times are in your favor. we will give y

to "good morning washington." it is monday morning, september 14. thank you for joining us. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. here is brian van de graaff. we were so happy to see the sun break out yesterday. >> got a little warm yesterday. today is a repeat. a beautiful jacket, alison. >> that is why i wore it. >> the sun will come up at 7:00. let's look outside. we're in the 60's. 63 in chantilly. 66 in college park. plenty of sunshine. 80's. enjoy. there are some changes as early as wednesday. >> we have a volume. 66 in manassas and pharaoh. 95 heading into woodbridge. lanes are open to the beltway on 270. we kind of lost that one. 270, headlights are southbound, still moving at speed from rockville to the beltway. now to top stories. >> thank you. >>> now an update on our top story. >> president obama will talk about the economy in a speech in new york. he will ta about plans to wind down the government's role in the financial sector. he will use

bienvenidos a la emision de noticias de las 11-de la noche..en washington organizacis de jornalero de todo el pais. .. se reuniran paraedirle a ineo 287g, que le autoriza a las policias locales trabajar como agente migratorio... jose angel aguirre nos tiene mas informacion de estos preparativos... la red nacional de jornaleros se preparan para una asamblea nacional en washington dc con pancartas en contra del polemico programa migratorio 287 g se espera que alrededor de 300 organizaciones de toda la nacion participen en diferentes eventos especificamente queremos que eliminen la 287 g... la 287 g es una ley que le omomomoñ policia en convertirse en migra las organizaciones de jornaleros no pierden las esperanzas de lograr reactivar la reforma migrator a pesar de que programas migratorio como el 287 g estan creciendo en diferentes condados del pais hablan de que la 287 g es para prevenir digamos el crimen es contra la gente digamos los malechores eso esta bien nadie va a negar que eso es malo... el problema es de

let's go to washington, d.c. and we're joined now, with our 9/12 volunteers, administrator, yvonne donnelly, hi. >> reporter: hi, glenn beck! >> how are you. >> reporter: gosh, a great day for america, i am -- i am one of the -- best things i heifer did in my life. >> you are somebody if i'm not mistaken, yvonne, have been a lifelong liberal in fact, you were a lefty for a while, until 9/11, if i'm not mistaken and your husband -- >> that's right, glenn. >> and what happened, you said to your husband, what? on 9/11. >> well, on 9/11 i said, how could this happen? and he jumped off the couch, and he said, because of you, and i'll leave out a couple of words and your liberal friends! and i said you're right. and i have been wrong and i woke up. >> okay. and so this is for you, this is about principles, this is not about republican or democrat, what are you hearing and seeing that you can share with anybody who is not there? >> well, what i'm hearing and sharing is just that people were just owe motivated, motivated

>> in a number of venues in washington. including the d.c. >> you got that listed in the weekend scene. >> it is. it's part of our annual fall calendar. >> thanks very much. and for more information and fun activity goes to nbcwashington.com or nbcwashington.com/weekend. have a great weekend. >> let's find out about some of the stories in the works for news 4 this afternoon. hey, jim. >> we've got a busy afternoon coming up at 4:00 and 5:00. a possible break in the battle against aids. the latest on this new vaccine that is showing promising results in protecting people from the hiv virus. it's not available yet. we'll have the latest at 4:00. then at 5:00, a helping hand. elderly patients that have to deal with long stays in the hospital are getting a boost every day. find out how a special program is lifting spirits bed side. for these and all of the news we ben here on news 4 at 4:00. back to you for now. >> jim, thank you. >> let's get a final check on theforecast. >> tom kierein, hey, tom. >> it will be the last day of

d.c., new york, washington, and chicago. we have a stop to watch. they produce and aids vaccination. the vaccination showed big progress in promoting an aids vaccine. credit rating says loan secured by more than 1500 hotels may be in danger of default. case in point, the four seasons in san francisco. they are 90 days delinquent. as for trading, look at stock index futures. they are little changed. that is your business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am linda bell. doug and alison, back to you. >> thank you. >>> investors will be keeping an eye on the g-20 summit. >> president obama wl be there on what turns out to be a busy day. pamela brown is monitoring it all. >> before heading to pittsburg, president obama will wrap up the united nations meeting in new york i will be discussing the dangers behind nuclear proliferation. then he will still with the aftermath of the global crisis. do not expect any financial commitments to be made. in the summit, but the message today is recovery and restraint. it is a

this is 395 near washington boulevard. we have had multiple accidents on the beltway between river road and the legion bridge. it is very heavy getting passed all of those scenes. back to you. we will be ck with morere right teafth >>> coming up, the president bush. moderate senators brought in. eight years after 9/11. we go back to examine one of the most vulnerable targets. was the promise to secure it capped? we will put a new car one on hydrogen power to the test. we will speak with janet jackson. is your purse a bag ♪ ♪ the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what if that energy, came from an energy company. every day, chevron invests $62 million in people. in ideas. seeking, teaching, building. fueling growth around the world, to move us all ahead. this is the power of human energy. chevron. >>> good morning, washington. i am arch campbell with your weekend movie guide. >> these are old. >>"the september issue"winds up best new movie honors. a care to who

not washington. washington is always about control and power. you do it. when we have a problem we're the most giving people in the world and why do we need people to teach us in -- from washington how to give and we need to teach people in washington how to stop taking and every day people coming up and standing up, for what they believe in. fear is the -- about to be a think of the past i believe. ft. worth, texas has a rally, there are attendees there now, winona and haskill have been braving the rain, hello, guides, how are you. >> fine, thank you. >> now there you are, in wet t-shirts and why are you -- really, honestly not the wet t-shirt... anyway... what is it that brought you out today? >> what brought me out was i want toal the the washington politicians that they need to govern for the people and not for the special interest groups and take back america and that is the reason i'm here today. >> what was the final straw for you guys? do you do that all the time? was there something that you said -- >> no! >> this is outside of my comfort zone but

it started in capital rotunda under a painting of george washington. in the past, mason's were characterized in secret si. they say it's a myth. they will take their 15 minutes of fame. >> everyone i have been talking to have been finding it to be interesting. there's some chuckles going on. we are the flavor of the day for this week. by next week, people will move on and go to something else. >> reporter: they hope readers of the book will move on and be visitors of the city. they tell fans where to find the local sights written about in the book. a way to cash in on tourists. >> we'll have folks wanting to come to washington, d.c. and experience the things they saw or read in the book about washington. >> reporter: 5 million copies are out on store shelves. they hope every one of them will bring new visitors to the city. back to you. >> thank you, jane. >>> still ahead on news 4, a student confronts a burar inside his apartment after grabbing a southward. >>> the iraqi journalist that threw shoes at george bush is claiming torture. >>> i'll tell you

that's the word from "the washington post." the patient says carla procter stepped off her bus in 2003 when it rolled down a hill causing a chain reaction crash that damaged seven other vehicles. the next year she reportedly crashed a bus into the back of a park car. she got remedial training on both cases. she's on paid administrative lead. the woman she hit this month is still in intensive care. >>> school bus drivers in spotsylvania county are speaking out against a new policy requiring them to get their physicals from the same school nurse practitioner. many argue this robs them of their freedom to choose their own doctor. some said they were subject to inappropriate behavior during their exam. >> there were specific stories that came out as far as some of the things, extensive questions that were asked about your personal life that have nothing to do with a department of transportation physical. >> a school board member said the new policy was enacted in an effort to bring consistency to the exam process. the school distri

here in washington this weekend. saturday waking up with clouds and ending with sunshine. 78 for an afternoon high. sunday and monday with temperatures in the low 80s. it will get better. >> tucker, thank you. >>> let's go to julie wright and find out about the roadways. it's been a messy commute so far. >> it has been. and still have our hands full in virginia. on the inner loop from tysons back up tward montgomery county, a lot of slow traffic there. as you work northbound coming across the american legion bridge. accident activity before the bridge has cleared. an accident upear river road that has cleared and the inner loop of the beltway looking bet ert -- looking better north of river road but traffic in montgomery county toward georgia and towards colesville road. this is the outer loop which is slowing off of the southbound 270 spur. 270 is gridlocked approhing and passing hyattstown and leaving germantown until the southbound spur and toward the american legion bridge where they are checking for a stalled ca

and that is the rule in washington all the time. >> who is the monkey in washington in this story? republican congressman roy blunt who wants to be the next republican senator from the great state of missouri. mr. blunt performed his washington monkey at this weekend's value voter summit in washington which in addition to hosting much of the republican congressional leadership and candidates for president in 2012, it had strange stuff going on. you might recall on friday's show we warned you there would be a breakout session at the summit to define what they called a new masculinism like feminism but for guys. here's how that went. >> it's been a few years but not that many since i was closely associated with pre-adolescent boys, 10 to 12 years of age, but it is my observation that boys at that age have less tolerance for homosexuality than just about any other class of people. they speak badly about homosexuals. they don't want to be that way. they don't want to fall into it. that's a good instinct. studies conducted by the national institutes of health to prove it's genetic, stud

i want you to picture washington, d.c., in your minds put yourselves on the mall at the foot of the washington monument. few hundred yards away on pennsylvania avenue is j. edgar hoover building, home to the fbi. just a few doors up is the u.s. partment of justice, maybe 12 miles to the northeast the cia headquarters at langley, virginia. all points covered you would have thought. but just a few miles south from the cia is leafy falls church over the state line in virginia but still a part of greater washington. that's where a man who lived in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. on south 6th street. apart from observing him mowing his lawns occasionally, the neighbors knew nothing. the authorities even less. he was a renter, no driver's license, no property tax. his business card named a firm but stated no line of business. his company was not registered locally. in the phone book it was unlisted. yet, in america, this was mr. hamas. living in the shadow of the washington monument. turning millions of dollars in his bank account, he was a big wheel in the hamas fundraising machine. but heas mo

hazmat teams have been sent to the facility in northwest washington. we're told the immediate area was evacuated but not the entire building. there are no associated threats with the incident but crews are investigating. we're also told no injuries or illnesses have been reported. >>> two movie star monkeys had a stressful morning at a boston hotel. high readings of carbon monoxide disrupted their sleep and forced them to make a quick evacuation. stars of adam sandler's new movie "the zookeeper" were also among the 300 guests. good news for the guests and monkeys, the leaks were fixed and no one was hurt. >>> a coastal flood advisory has been issued. that means there could be high water in some areas, particularly from harford county, southern baltimore county, down into anne arundel county. as well as portions of the eastern shore including the maryland beaches, a good section of delaware as well as new jersey. our forecast for this evening -- not that rough here in the baltimore area. mostly cloudy, a few sprinkles, temperatures will hang around 70 d

"good morning washington" begins right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. it i wednesday. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. thank you for joining us. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> adam caskey is filling in for brian today. >> all day felt on the cool side yesterday. we have a significant amount of cloud cover. more clouds then sunshine. you will get those brief breaks. 56 in rockville. 58 in the district. 68 is the high temperature again this afternoon. a few isolated sprinkles are possible throughout the morning and even into the afternoon. tonight will be cooler than last night. there could be some frost out west. >> they are clearing overnight construction around the area. belvoir travel is ok. interstate travel will look good. -- beltway travel is ok. we do not have any accidents to report around the region. we have a couple of cameras to show you. the vol

this time in washington, d.c. despite the ongoing debate over obamacare, senate democrats today moved forward with a new cap and trade climate bill. our chief washington correspondent john harwood joins us now with the full story. hello, john. what's cooking here? >> yes, senate democratic liberals got smacked down in the votes. today, liberals led by john kerry and barbara boxer laid down their marker on climate change, the issue waiting after health care. and what senator kerry male the point was, it's not a piece of legislation that's going to damage the economy, it's about protecting the country. >> was introduced this legislation because of one word -- security. economic security, energy security, national security. america knows that that is the bat that will we face right now. >> now the security issue is largely about trying to free dependence on foreign oil. but obama says green jobs are the kind of jobs that will last. >>. >> every dollar we invest in clean energy creating as many as four times the jobs

, washington. welcome back. it is friday, september 11. i'm alison starling. >> and i'm doug mckelway. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. let's get to brian for the latest on the weather. it is rainy and windy. >> we have two different towns. the rain will hit around the d.c. metro and then move northward. some will see some thunderstorms and some will see some s.le we did not getuc muc warning. it sms the seasons change. the showers are worker in the way into the c. area proper. the west is very light. it will start to lift northward. i think we're talng about sprinkles this afternoon. morning showers. heavier at times and then dropping off through midday. upper mid 60's. tomorrow, limited sunshine. 77 degrees. sunday, partly sunny. the roads. >> they are pretty wet. we have some accidents. this is the beltway near the university boulevard. and looks like we have a car stopped off the road. there is an accident near river road. there's also a crash on the beltway. this will be on

there is a live look at the washington monument. a little shaky camera out there but really, i don't know about any winds. thank you for joining us. i'm gurvir dhindsa. a little hazy out there too and some fog because we had some showers move in. >> i encountered some fog across the region. >> as did i. >> a couple spots of showers. today will be one of those days where some folks will see rain every now and then and some folks will see no rain. let's take a look at the weather conditions around the region. we start with the radar. we'll he show you just what the pop-up nature of these showers is. you see a little bit of shower activity centered around the chesapeake bay this morning so some portions of eastern maryland and portions along the coastline of the bay, places like that, with shower activity. northeastern maryland, not so much happening in washington. but there is fog here and there. you willent counter some of that on your drive -- you will encounter some of that on your drive in. the forecast for today, as tucker barnes

tonight, on washington week. >>those who used to chastise america for acting alone in the world cannot now stand by and wait for america to solve the world's problems alone. >>and what problems they are world leaders reveal irans new iranian nuclear ambitions >>america, the united kingdom, and france are at one. iran's nuclear program is the most urgent proliferation challenge that the world faces today. >>generals and bureaucrats search for common ground in the afghanistan war debate >>the most important thing i wanted was us to refocus on why we're there. >>and a new domestic terror plot reveals al qaedas continuing influence meanwhile, lawmakers on capitol hill duel to a standoff on health care reform... >>mr. chairman let me just complete my thought here. >>in about one minute you'll complete your thought. we gotta... >>i'll complete my thought and then make another point... >>this is your delaying senator and we just have to... mr. chairman i am not delaying. >>i am making an extremely important point. >>b

"good morning washington" begins right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. thank you for joining us. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> alison and lisa baden are back on the job. it is chilly out there. >> there is a little bit of a christmas start. more -- more of a crisp star to. we have numbers there range from the 50's in bethesda, 53 in gaithersburg. we will continue to seek a gusty wind today. lots of sunshine this morning. wwill see partly to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. it should remain dry. temperatures are much cooler. adam is back in the storm chaser in san. >> very nice right now around the beltway. -- adam is back in 10. >> good right now in and out of the district. so tickled you're with us this morning. it will take a look into the cameras. 270 traffic looks good at father hurley boulevard. nothing complicated

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forecast for washington for today then looks like this. another nice one, enjoy it today because we do have changes beginning tomorrow. mostly sup you skies, a warm afternoon, high about degrees. for tonight, once again, temperature in the 60s. and we'll get clouds moving in overnight. i think the rain will hold off until veryings, very late tonight or tomorrow during the day now. 66degrees for your low in town. then again, here your five-day forecast. big changes after today. i told you monday and tuesday, best days of the workweek. tomorrow, clouds, high 75. some periods of rain. best chance of rain is on thursday the way it looks right now. 72 for your high. quite cool, friday, more rain showers, we get stuck in a little pattern. saturday, before a chance of rain as well. that is the latest on the weather. now, let's get an update on traffic. >> we're talking about an accident which occurred as a result of a police chase around #:00 this morning along new york avenue. sarah similar monday has been reporting live from the scene and we'll

. >> good morning, washington. >>> and we say good morning, but washington, as well. 6:11. the first day of september. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> brian stepped outside. >> some folks may call it chilly this morning. we have 40's in the western suburbs. it may be a shock to this system. take a look at theseumbe. is 49 in st. mary's county. 54 in ashburn. temperasre will climb back into the mid 70's. 76 deges, sunshine, and low humidity. we have low average temperatures for the next couple of days. we will give you an update on the holiday weekend in just a moment. >> the george washington parkway and the clara barton parkway are running smoothly. so is the baltimore-washington parkway. you can see through the trees in this camera. it is so beautiful rights now. we will leave the potomac river and tell you there's not much happening around the beltway. there was a stalled vehicle near the ikea but they moved it out of the way. i did not give you a chance to tell you. >> thank you. >>> 6:12, up 58 degrees. >> marvel comics and mickey mouse. we will

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it's at 65 in washington. highs today with some sunshine finally back this afternoon reaching the mid-70s. tomorrow mostly sunny, highs mid-70s, morning lows upper 50s. sunday morning quite cool, mid-60s and sunny. clouds in the afternoon and upper 70s. monday, increasing clouds, could get some showers moving through, as well as on tuesday and wednesday, drying out in the week. how's the frida commute now? >> one of the busiest intersections of the district, pennsylvania avenue, branch avenue southeast where it's quiet. everything seems to be functioning operly. traffic lights are a-okay. nothing going on there so that is very good news. elsewhere, the drive south along i-270 looking pretty good. coming in from the eastern shore this morning westbound on route 50 from 301 queenstown to the bay bridge, 16 minutes. bay bridge headed on over toward i-97, 13 minutes. and just a little bit of volume now between bowie and the beltway, tack on another 9 minutes at this hour. barbara and keith, back to you. >> all rig

about 0.2 in washington. about an inch in southern maryland, up to 4 inches of rain has fallen on the eastern shore where the temperatures are near 60 there. a cool and dry morning out in the poun tans. they have not had any precipitation there. in fact, it's partly cloudy, only near 50 there. this rain is going to continue to crank down around us here for tress t of the morning. traveling today, could be flight delays in florida, the south land, central plains. likely rain r delays from washington to new york city over the next few hours. for our region, this coastal low will be hanging around but eventually drifting away, allowing the dry air in the midwest to come in for the f weekend. here's the bus stop forecast this morning. for washington and the nearby suburbs, breezy and wet, only in the 50s, low 60s this morning. and then the rain chances diminish by this afternoon. we'll have a high onlyrea 70. only a small chance of a shower tonight. otherwise, cloudy, a low near 60 omorrow moing. just a slight ch

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bono is in washington all the time lobbying on capitol hill. this tour has been so successful that the group extended this into next year. >> now frrk here, u 2 heads to charlottesville and then raleigh. >>> we have a warning for you before you get in your car. >> reporter: toyota is recalling millions of cars and trucks in the u.s. because of possibly dangerous floor mats. the government says they could get you killed. i'm sherry ly. we'll tell you what you need to watch out for coming up. but nu more connected to your doctor through e-mail. test results from home. check records. change appointments. now doctors, nurses, techs, pharmacists are all digitally connected to each other. and ultimately connected to you. at kaiser permanente, we believe that if knowledge is power, shared knowledge is even more powerful. kaiser permanente. thrive. you'll never have to call them to the dinner table twice of pillsbury cinnamon rolls bring everyone to the table in their sunday best >>> there is a live look at i- 395 at the 14th street bridge. people head

here in washington, it will be a mix. we'll start with rain showers and i think we'll end the day with some clouds. temperatures on the cool side as the storm continues to push off to the north and east. cool to start the day. we are now 50 degrees at reagan national. 58 in baltimore. we'll see highs as mentioned in the low to mid-70s here in washington. you might touch 80 well out to the west. we get a lot of sunshine out towards winchester and point west. here is your forecast. early rain showers particularly to the east. cool temperatures expected. 73 for an afternoon high. for the most part tonight, it should be dry. clouds will lynner with the storm system. ornight low about 6 #. let's talk about the ekend. saturday, wake up with some clouds. hoping we'll get sun in here later in the afternoon. sunday looks like the best day ofhe weekend. 8 # with plenty of sunshine. monday and tuesday look nice as well. we'll have temperatures back into the upper range. mid-80s-- 82 with plenty of sunshine. we'll get to julie wright

from washington, wbal tv 11 news. >> child overweight? the report says the nation is struggling with a childhood obesity epidemic. they are trying to keep fast food away from schools and to help reduce obesity. cities should make it easier for residents to walk and exercise. they want families to make healthier decisions. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. do you think local governments need to get involved to help trim down the number of obese children? email us your response to watercooler@wbaltv. com. coming up, wipe your bank may be asking you for money. >> firefighters make some progress overnight on those raging wildfires in california. we will have the latest on their efforts. >> here is a live look at traffic at liberty. more on >> 63 degrees downtown. 54 at the airport. the sunshine will be up shortly after 6:00. we have another beautiful day. get out and enjoy it. plenty of sunshine and very pleasant. it will be cooler than normal as the high-pressure moves in and is affecting the eastern shore. the winds are

let's talk about hollywood and a tour that shows off the movies and shows made in washington. >> washington has a love affair with hollywood and hollywood has a love affair with washington. so many of our iconic land marks will appear in movies. this is offered by on location tours, that will take you to spots like constitution hall which used to be the white house. and the west wing. >> how do you sign up for tours? >> you visit the website for on location tours and register in advance. it starts at union station. >> festival next week. tell us about it >> sonics circuit music necessity value, experimentalal music is people who -- they look at their lap taps and make buzzes and drones and some people wouldn't call it music but in fact this stuff has been around for nine years so people are kind of starting to discover it. washington has a really vibrant scene of people who do this. >> where does it happen? >> it's going to happen at a number of venues including the kennedy centerment it's becoming mainstream. >> thanks. always great to see you. for more fun activities go to nbcwashington.c

"good morning washington" continues right now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. it is 6:00. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. great to have you join us on a tuesday. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> we start with brian van de graaff. >> outside this morning, it is not quite as cool as yesterday morning. we have a lot of 60's this morning. we will look for some added clouds. it will be a nice day. mid 60's. your afternoon high, mid 80's. partly cloudy skies. there is going to be some big changes come tomorrow. here is lisa baden. >> some changes for drivers out of frederick. 270 southbound, minor crash has been moved onto the shoulder. look at these cameras. 270 south about approaching 109 as a normal volume. nothing on route 7 heading through sterling. the greenway and toll road look good. this is 95 traffic, all those headlights out of dale city up to the beltway. the

this is just in washington, d.c. on the mall that spans between the washington building and the monument all the way to the steps where martin luther king once said he had a dream. we'll be right back. >>> one of the best days i had in my life. >> glenn: yvonne, you have been a lifelong liberal. in fact you were a lefty there for awhile until 9/11 if i'm not mistaken and your husband, what happened, you said your husband what on 9/11? >> on 9/11 i said how could this happen? and he jumped off the watch and he said because of you and i will leave out a couple of words and your liberal friends. and i said you're right and i have been wrong. and i woke up. >> glenn: okay. and so this is for you this is about principles, this is not about republican or democrat. what are you hearing and seeing that you can share with anybody who isn't there? >> well, what i'm hearing and sharing is just that people were so motivated to come out here today. i'm meeting people that came all by themselves and i talked to them and said what

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of course,, washington editor, bill sammon, is with me from washington. it is incredible to hear your story, and a reporter who covers president bush, who was with him on that day. you interviewed him about his reaction and what he went through after word. describe when president bush first learned that we were under attack. >> when he arrived, he was told that perhaps a small plane had accidentally struck the world trade center, so he put together some statement saying that he pledged the full resources to dealing with this accidental tragedy. he put it in his pocket, and the plan was to recite that at that end of his photo-op. 60 seconds later, the second airplane it's the second tower. he did not know it. it is one of those circumstances where everyone in the room, reporters in the back, they all have pagers, beepers, and they were getting these updates, news alerts. the president is the last one in the room to have the information. i remember two things. ari fleischer was worried that he was going to give this woefully accidental statement about an ac

we appreciate it directly ahead here in washington. the president obama race issue is still a huge story. we'll continue our reporting on that. and then glenn beck on fire. the democratic national committee even has an ad about him. coming up. this is humiliating. stand still so we can get an accurate reading. okay...um...eighteen pounds and a smidge. a smidge? y'know, there's really no need to weigh packages under 70 pounds. with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. cool. you know this scale is off by a good 7, 8 pounds. maybe five. priority mail flat rate boxes only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. bill: factor follow up segment tonight, as you may know jimmy carter and bill cosby feels there is racism embedded in policy criticism directed toward president obama. the president himself doesn't believe that racism is in play in the health care debate and neither does the vice president. >> it is not surprising to me that emotions are runn

now you look towards washington. and you have this incredible disconnect, where washington is worried about putting up and having a debate on a resolution about making somebody apologize who's already apologized. that leads to kind of, again, this collective cynicism by the public. is this really what we're sending our representatives to washington to do? congressman wilson has apologized. he's willing to move on. >> speaking of making up and moving on, bill, we learned that the president is having lunch with bill clinton today in greenwich village at an italian restaurant after his speech on wall street. maybe at this point eating lunch. what do you think they're talking about? they had a pretty rocky relationship in the past. >> well, they did have a choppy relationship during the campaign. one thing is very clear. bill clinton is one of the smartest policy minds in the country. i think the president is taking advantage of picking his brain. bill clinton understands the intersection of public policy and politics be

. >>> there ace a man hunt on for a legally insane killer in washington state. he scaped two days ago. this isn't the first getaway since he was committed. >>> hi there. you're having a great sunday. i'm natasha curry. >>> we begin with new developments in alleged terror plot involving a colorado man. late last night fbi agents arre arrested na eed zazi, false sta to officials. raids in new york came to light and sources say a railroad or subway station may have been the target. zazi is expected to appear in federal court tomorrow. >>> now that the fbi has arrested zazi, we are learning more about some of the details of the case. jeanne meserve shows where the trail has led investigators. >> fire on the ground. >> reporter: it was a truck bomb that devastated the mur ra federal building in oklahoma city in 1995, killing 168 people. and cnn has learned that concerns about a truck bomb figure into the current investigation of the alleged new york/denver terror plot. and this u haul outlet in queens, new york, has been a focus. according to an official familiar wit

. >>> good morning, washington. crack and i'm julie parker. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. we will check in with a joke in just a moment. here is brian van de graaff. >> good morning. we had a bit of a wet part of the weekend. we have temperatures in the mid 50's to the east side of town. we are mainly in the 50's to start off. we will have lots of sunshine this morning. clouds will increase. the wind will pick up. upper 70's. after today, much more refreshened fall-like error will be here. let's check in with joe filling in for lisa baden. >> we have a serious problem on." . a car flipped over about a mile before you get to father hurley boulevard. the right shoulder is getting by. the tow truck is there. south on." , your best bet is to go over to 355 and get on." south of the scene. >> thank you. >>> big developments in what has become an act of defiance. >> this move is testing the patience of the u.s. and its allies. john hendren has more. good morning. >> good morning. iran is facing intense scrutiny today amid they

and writer for "washington journal" joins us. oops. what did the democrats do -- a writer for "the washington examiner" joins us. >> if the president wants to give a speech to the students and tell them to work hard, brush their teeth -- greta: either party. >> no problem with that, but george bush did in in 1991, and there was not a lot of controversy before it, so he goes to a school in washington, d.c., and he gave that speech, and the next day, "the washington post" had a story saying that it was a big event. greta: and let me read from your article. dip a day after, "the washington post" said that it was carefully staged for the political benefit of george bush. -- the day after. they turned the students into props." front page. >> they could have said the same thing about obama. what happened was democrats were in control of congress, and democrats were upset. they actually started an investigation by the general accounting office, and they held hearings on it, as well. greta: on president bush's speech? >> we do not know what th

good morning, washington. >>> 6:10 on this friday morning. your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> adam caskey is live in green belbelt. >> it is a fantastic start today. did not expect much sunshine. later today, you will want the sunglasses. it's a comfortable 63 in greenbelt with low humidity this weekend will be sunny and comfortable. let's look at temperatures to start our last day of the work week. currently, but 58 degrees in westminster. leesburg, 59. landover, up 64. comfortable morning temperatures. this afternoon, it will continue to be comfortable with highs in the low 70's. expect temperatures this morning in the low 60's with gray skies, but you could leave the umbrella at home. sunny and comfortable with high temperatures in the mid 70's. it doesn't get any better than that in mid september. >> we're looking pretty good on 95 as you make your way northbound in toward lorton. this traffic is heading towards a crash on the capital beltway. it is on the outer loop towards telegraph road. right before the lanes and d

low 60s around the blue ridge shenandoah valley, mid 60s in washington. in washington now 67. these clouds and sprinkles coming from a coastal low pressure system east of the del marva coast that's going to linger throughout the day. maybe a few morning sprinkles and perhaps evening sprinkles. most of the dayhould be dry, cloudy, highs mid 70s. greater chance of showers tomorrow mainly in the afternoon and evening. highs near 70. friday and the weekend we begin to dry out. should stay dry into monday and tuesday as well. i'm ack in ten minutes with the national travel forecast. how is the traffic now, jerry? >> still pretty quiet through most of downtown. good morning everyone. we'll check out new york avenue as we go through northeast toward north cap and beyond. no worries. travel lanes are open. elsewhere, wilson bridge, travel lanes are open. southern maryland, a preity decent commute coming up on 301. route 4 to the belt way also looking good. joe and eun, back to you. >> thanks, jerry. 5:43. 67 degrees. monopoly is going global. your neighborhood can now join in the acti

morning washington," on your side. >>> good morning, washington. 6:00. i'm doug mcelway. >> and i'm alison starling. thank you for joining us on the wednesday. let's start with your traffic and weather together every 10 minutes. >> lease it is busy on the phone. brian has nothing but good news. -- lisa is busy on the phone. >> tropical stormri eri is a 40.o aesthet look at thes 40 t ou wiheerst. 44 in bunker hill. 54 in springfield. los 70's at lunchtime. just a few passing clouds. -- low 70's at lunchtime. >> 270 traffic is now able to get through. an accident has just been moved into the median. southbound at a frederick, it will be a lengthy drive. 355 is the way which have been encouraging everyone to go to head down to one 09. now there is a crashed east on 66 just before 495. the dot has turned the green arrow back to a red >>. delays begin from nutley street. kenilworth avenue and southbound where you're trying to decide, if i go left, i go into the office park. on right, i had down toward new york avenue. right at that decision parked there is a

"good morning washington saturday starts now appear coheren." >> good morning washington and thank you for being with us. i am pamela brown. we will look at the top stars in a moment but let's see how the weather is shaping up. >> things will start to improve out there. it will feel more like september and not novemliber ke yesterdayh the wil wes. rees. l oot cou e e.re cool out 61 at reagan national airport. you can see the system that brought us t rhenai yesterday. there are a few scattered showers this afternoon. mostly scout -- mostly cloudy skies today with temperatures improving. the temperature will be up to 77 degrees and warmer to the south. it will be a burial cloudy. tomorrow, some salvation, high tomorrow in the low 80's. comfortable conditions and that will continue for a couple more days. it is still late summer out there. >>> tens of thousands of people are expected to come to the capitol today for the coast to coast tea party protest in high taxes and government spending. cathy parker is alive with a preview. >> that will kick off at 9:00. the protesters will move along