people think that washington doesn't really care. we're here today to put forth a new governing agenda built by listening to the american people, that offers a new way forward. and before i served in congress i ran a small business. and i learned first hand how government gets into the way of job creation in our country. the policies coming out of washington are creating massive uncertainty for job-creators and the american people are suffering as a result. in order to create jobs, we need to end the uncertainty, for job creators, and, the spending spree in washington, and reform congress itself. government is out of control in washington and we need to rein it in and begin a new drive for a smaller, less costly and more accountable government in our nation's capital. these are the things the american people are demanding. and our pledge to america is that the republicans stand ready to get it done, and beginning today. none of this would have been possible without the work of kevin mccarthy, our colleague from california, who has sp

the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, the gentlelady from virgin islands has adequately described this legislation and if there are no more speakers, i yield back my time if there are no more speakers. i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from the virgin islands. mrs. christensen: mr. speaker, i would like to yield such time as he might consume to the sponsor of this legislation, the gentleman from texas, mr. reyes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. reyes, is recognized. mr. reyes: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank -- i want to thank the gentlelady for yielding and the ranking member and the chairman for supporting this bill. it's a very important bill for us for the ysleta del sur pueblo and alabama and coushatta indian tribes. i have a full statement i would li

gwen: we do nothing better in washington than send messages. sometimes they get received and sometimes not. but try as you might, the president can't spend every waking moment on the economy. especially when world leaders like mahmoud ahmadinejad are in new york stirring up trouble. or when there's a chance to make another pitch for the middle east peace process. but what a difference a year makes since the last time the president visited the u.n. general assembly. what's the same and what's changed, tom? >> well, what's changed for one thing is the fact that president obama is now much weaker than he was a year ago. when he went to the united nations last year, there were cheers. there were applause. delegates were taking pictures of him. his main message is we're going to re-engage with the united nations. it was an end to the so-called go it alone years of the bush administration. so he was really given a very warm welcome. and now he has been criticized over the last year as you know for having been naive perhaps in his faith in engagement.

washington -- was fascinated to spend sometime with washington's documents. he knew a great deal about american history. he also knew a great deal about the american revolution, for example, that we like so many other democracies began with support from other countries. we began with french support. they have coalition support in iraq. he was well aware of the time that it took the us. to go from revolution to government, over a decade. he was interested in lincoln and the civil war. we talked a lot about lincoln and saw lincoln documents. then he had a very surprised q. he wanted to see documents of the precedence apparently really fascinates him, john quincy adams so we showed -- >> did he explain his interest? >> well, he didn't beyond the point that he was fascinated with the father son aspect of this adams senior -- bush senior, bush junior. >> i see. did he comment on anything like transparency of his from the documents? >> well, we tried to explain that we're an access agency and that americans are entitled to see the their country. i think in fact tha

just the mount washington mill businesses were evacuated around 2:00 this afternoon. the other big concern is fell's point the mayor spoke about that and said she is hoping they move the cars out of that area because the floodwaters might come up. they opened two parking lots, the garage, you can park in those overnight until 8:00 a.m. for free to make sure you get your car off the street. as we have seen in past storms that water comes up quickly and they are concerned with that next storm coming in they may see something like that happening coming in tonight. the mayor is having another news conference at 5:30, at the city emergency operations center so we might get more information about how things are expected to shape up the rest of the evening, for now we're live in mount washington, christian schaefer, abc 2 news. >> thanks christian. doesn't matter where you go, there is water everywhere, when the storm is hitting with the bay with high winds and rain, don harrison has been on both sides of the bay, he is live with more details. don? >> reporter: kelly it is r

i mean, what happened in washington, d.c. and the unions who were a part of this in terms of opposing what the mayor and michelle rhee did, if we make it about individual jurisdictions, the unions are powerful. some of those who oppose the refofrms in the status quo are powerful. is it good enough to step back and allow the district to have themselves. can you prevail and perform when it's this tough? >> the national leaders have to be involved and engage in the local level as well. i mean, the reform movement -- what we're doing in detroit cannot take place without very strong sup from governor granholm , mike flanigan, and michelle's case, adrian fenty. every major decision that i have made i have been sued either by local leaders, school board members, and there is a sense of urgency in these urban school districts. you cannot sit back and let children and not take care of what's needed for children, particularly more rigor in the classrooms, more effective leaders. not just teachers effective leaders. i moved 51 principal

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good morning washington continues right now. @ >> live and in hd, this is good morning washington on your side. >> we have an apartment fire to tell you about in northwest, d.c.. first, we say good morning washington. i am alison starling. >> that fire is affecting traffic, but we want to start with meteorologist adam caskey. midnight tonight through about noon tomorrow. we could have some areas of flash flooding. that is a concern later on tonight and into tomorrow. here is a look at temperatures right now. we are in the 50's. arlington at 60. comfortable start to the day. you should not need air conditioner. 75 the high court today with increasing clouds this morning. more on t$e forecast coming up. >>> we will get to the breaking news in just a moment. i am telling you how this affects your commute. the list lucia -- the solution would be to use of metro rail on normal service. try to avoid 16th street near irving street is the closure. . next, we will go live to newschopper 7. we will tell to the beltway over the greenbelt area. there we are live where things are good. >>> we are

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this is "washington journal." [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] host: another victory for sarah palin and tea party expressed in delaware. christine o'donnell takes the tea party nomination from moderate republican mike castle. the wind has stunned at the republican expect -- establishment. , rose on fox news says she cannot win in the general election. new hampshire senate primary race is still too close to call this morning. with 85% reporting, party-backed candidate has a less than one- point lead. she has 46,346 votes. we want to get your reaction to tuesday's primary results. zero be on your screen. joining us this morning from our news desk is steve peoples from "roll call." let us begin with the headline from the delaware newspaper, anti-establishment insurgency rocks of delaware. o'donnell in shocker. tea party-backed candidates funds. how would she be able to do it? guest: not surprised here. the tea party express came into tow

it is wet in washington. and for anybody who thinks this is plain misery, well, at least we have plenty of company. there are floodings, warnings and watches in effect as the effects of tropical storm nicole. that's gone now. it's just an unnamed whether system but certainly is packing a punch. wilmington had 18 inches of rain since sunday. four months worth of rain in 100 hours. one inch more will top a record set by hurricane floyd a little over a decade ago. in florida, portible pumps have been working for days. authorities in south carolina are getting ready and an assistant fire chief says there is always someone who ignores high water warnings and they drive in, their car stalls and suddenly you have a water rescue on your hands. >> some areas could see as much as 14 inches of rain today. travel concerns extending north and south of us. could be a long day for a lot of folks. i mean emily schmidt, abc 7. back to you. >> we thank you, very much for that. meanwhile, looking at this day ahead, former presi

our problem is that washington spends too much. in the pledge to america, we call for cutting discretionary spending to prestimulus, pre-bailout levels. cutting the amount of funding allocated to congress, freezing all pay on nonsecurity federal employees, ending federal control of freddie mac and fannie mae. understanding t.a.r.p. that would save $1 trillion in ten years alone. reducing the discretionary spending back to those 2008 levels, that would be, that would save $100 billion this year. we can get there through fiscal discipline and reform. >> that doesn't tackle the deficit completely. congressman van hollen, the question for you and democrats, can you allow tax hikes as we move forward to be serious about cutting the deficit? >> i'm sorry, david, what was the question? i couldn't hear you. >> can you rule out tax increases, not just for the wealthiest americans, but for the middle class if we're going to get serious about dealing with the deficit? >> well, yeah, we think it would be a big mistake to raise taxes on 98% of

there's your look out over washington. there's the washington monument bathed in sunshine. great looking day out there. temperatures are delightfully cool to get your day started. if you're headed out for the morning run or jog, or take the dog down the mail box. 63 here in washington. 61 degrees, though as you get towar rockville, maryland 63 in quantico, virginia. waldorf and laplata low 60s. everybody warming up fast with a clear sky overhead and high pressure driving in a light northerly breeze. plenty of sunshine anything you want to do today no problems from the weather department. high up near 79 degrees today. sun doesn't go down until ten minutes after 7:00. mid-80s tomorrow fun like it on the warm side tomorrow is the better day. >> we'll check back in a little bit. >> okay. >>> more now on that breaking news we brought you earlier, the woman who was shot and murder suicide attempt in prince william county hasdied. police say a man shot her before turning the gun on himself at a home in the 15700 block of widewater drive in montclair. he also died. >>> two men hel

o'donnell's victory produced decidedly different reactions in washington today. republican national committee chairman michael steele said o'donnell would have his full support and he praised the movement that spurred her victory. >> this is coming from the streets of america, this is coming from small towns, this is coming from neighborhoods wide and large. and the establishment in this town is so clueless and so out of touch with what real people are going through every day. >> brown: at the white house, press secretary robert gibbs played up the criticism of o'donnell from her fellow republicans. >> i think if you look at what people like karl rove or people like the state g.o.p. chairman have said, the republicans in delaware nominated somebody that they don't believe can win, i think, in the words of the state party chair, couldn't be elected dogcatcher. >> brown: in new hampshire's republican senate primary, meanwhile, a party favorite did manage to pull out a narrow victory. as kelly ayotte was declared the winner today over conservative insurgent ovide la

that washington just can't get it. and whether you're republican or democrat, the attitude in the country is low all the bums out. they've screwed up the economy, they've screwed up the country, let somebody else have a turn and i think that's what she represents and i think that's what the mama grizzlies have tapped into and the fact that they're song, conservative women, even better. >> bret: mort? >> look, the public is furious with obama and the democrats for not solving the unemployment problem and spending gazillions of dollars and building up the national debt and the republicans are going to do very well. let's remember, sarah palin's favorability rating in the country among all people is 31%. tea party is 30%. barack obama's favorable rating whether people like him is 47%, so the country is not, you know, permanently on this wicket. some-- palin has a lot of pizzaz and a lot of smarts and a lot of potential and some of her grizzly ladies are you know, are common senconservatives lik carly fee rina and some are

itppears washington may soon have a new may. vincent gray defeated mayor adrian fenty in the democratic pie mary yesterday >> d.c. council chair is expected to speak later today about the campaign head. >> right now news 4's tracee wilkins is live where that speech will take place. good morning, tracy. >> reporter: good morning. 67-year-old gray is basically won every city position that he ran f. he started politics a little late. but in 2004 he got the ward 7 council seat, chairman in 2006. now he's won the democratic nomination for mayor. >> the morning started in a quiet room. then the final numbers came in. gray picked up 53 oers of the vote. fenty, 46%. but he started his speech by acknowledging mayor adrian fenty. and his supporters did the same. >> despite our differences i know well fenty shares our commitment. so please join me n applauding him and thanking him for his service for the people of the distct of columbia. >> as the polls predicted, east of the river helped to carry the candidate. but gray vows to be a unite

all tonight on "washington week." >> quite frankly i'm exhausted. i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration. and the mantle of change that i voted for. >> times are tough for everybody right now. so i understand your frustration. gwen: weeks before voters go to the polls in the mid-term elections, republicans want to take advantage of that frustration. >> the american people are speaking out like never before. they're concerned about the future of our nation. and the future for their children. gwen: but who are the people listening to? and how many distractions can one white house handle? including at the u.n. >> some sectors of the u.s. government orchestrated the attack to reversion the declining american -- reverse the declining american economy. gwen: on the senate floor. >> the appeal of don't ask-don't tell is an appeal to the gay and lesbian base. gwen: finger pointing on parade. covering the week, jackie calmes of "the new york times." naftali bendavid of "the wall street journal." tom gjelten of n.p.r. and nancy youssef

washington. >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much, mr. washington. the next speaker, please. >> [inaudible] >> mr. washington, i am happy to speak to you after this meeting. if we could ask the next member of the public to speak. thank you very much. >> [inaudible] >> mr. washington, if you could please respect the proceedings of this chamber. >> i am the executive director of the california roller sports association. i am here to express some support for something that was pretty controversial a few days ago. there was a plan to build paul archibald courts down there. i wanted to explain my point of view. since 1989, we have been a roller skating down there. it has been changed and redevelop and turned into what it is today. i have a chance to sit here and look at this place every friday. what a great place for a roller rink. many people have dreams and things that they look up and say, this would be a break rooom in blue. when the issue came up about the bocce ball court the other day, it caught me by surprise. we have been trying to work on some k

the "washington post" reports that the mixup is worst than first thought. the paper says on one occasion, a plot was marked with the they had stone, but no -- headstone, but no remains. then another case where the plot contained a body, but was marked with the wrong headstone. two officials have stepped down since news of the mixup serviced this year earlier. >>> still to come on 9news now, flu season is just around the corner. in today's living well report, find out how a simple vaccination can help your heart. >>> and talk about a great pumpkin. find out how some local farmers are growing them for the record books. we'll be back. >>> well, the space shuttle discovery is sitting on the launch pad at cape canaveral preparing for its last trip to space. it is set to lift off november 1st to the international space station. shuttle workers and their familied gathered to -- families gathered. the final shuttle mission is planned for february when endeavour heads to the iss ending 30 years of flight. >>> the new debate over the metro ray extension to dull -- ra

good morning, washington. >> thursday morning, 6:40 a.m. welcome back to good morning, washington. become a little more packed out here. since earlier. couple things you'll notice early compared to yesterday. first, it will be a little warmer outside. 10 degrees warmer in some spots and you'll notice the added cloud cover. winchester, 61. arlington, 68. remember this time yesterday, we were in the low to mid 50's in outlying areas. today becoming mostly cloudy. mainly to the northwest of the area, rain showers. litter this evening and tonight we could see local showers but it will be a warm day with highs in the mid to upper 80's and we'll be upper 80's locally and further south. partly cloudy sunny and high temperatures in the 80's tomorrow. back to jim. >> southbound on 270, we have heavy traffic in hyattstown and then past 118 you gradually start to pick up the speed as you continue around through the montgomery village direction. take a look at things heading west from college park to silver spring. heading west to georgia avenue, all lanes open. 95, virginia been a very slow r

is this your first time to washington? >> yes, i like it. >> reporter: mollie was diagnosed with a rare pancreatic cancer before she turned 2. >> we felt like our hearts had been ripped out. >> we went through the traditional courses of treatment and surgery and chemotherapy that did not work. >> to have cancer you have to be brave and you get a lot of shots and have to go through a lot of things. >> reporter: looking at mollie today, you wouldn't know doctors removed her spleen, half of her pancreas and blasted her with chemo and radiation. most children are given adult treatments in kid-size doses, but when mollie became resistant to chemotherapy, her pants were faced with two choices, take her home and make her last days comfortable or try to find a rare clinical trial. >> we were just devastated. i think you go through a sort of a grieving process when you are actually given that kind of news. >> reporter: since 1980 only one new cancer drug was approved for children. by comparison, 50 were approved for adults. >> ther

reagan said, look, we don't have faith in washington, washington is broken, but the american people can do anything, and that's the message this election -- the president is on the wrong side ofa. >> can the president change the game between now and november? >> he can do some things, but it's really not his job. the question is when it comes to the democratic senatorial campaign committee, how much are they putting into the ground game as it relates to african-americans and his spannics and women and young voters? how are they driving there? they're looking at their pdas saying we'll -- you need to drag them out of houses and say if you don't come out to vote, this is going to be the net effect. >> the president is stuck in a royalist elite message that says washington has all the answers. send us all your money. i have never seen anything as fundamentally dishonest by the way as what the president did today by the way saying if i don't take money out of your pocket and put it in my pocket, you're costing money. reagan won because his message was i have faith in the american people, th

even the streets in washington guarantee it. you can't drive from the white house to the capitol without getting stuck in traffic behind taxis, pedi-cabs, and tourist mobiles that look like amphibious ducks. sometimes, we do better with gridlock. as we head into election season, we might finally get the obama stock market rally. oh, it won't be based on the president pushing his plans through congress. no, it'll be based on his programs getting stuck in a congress with enough republicans to step on the brakes. history shows that the stock market prefers a divided government. amid the mess, i must point out one surprising and hopeful bit of bipartisanship-- i am impressed that senator ron wyden, democrat of oregon, and senator judd gregg, republican of new hampshire, have put together a sensible tax reform plan. it's simple and it's fair, and it could help the economy. following ronald reagan's lead, they cut the number of tax brackets to just three: 15%, 25%, and 35%. they cut out that dastardly alternative minimum tax, flatten

she took the spotlight today at a conservative summit in washington but there may be trouble ahead for her. a watchdog group intends to call monday for a criminal investigation of what it says is her chronic abuse of campaign funds. here's congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> reporter: christine o'donnell, initially shunned by the republican establishment, was embraced by it today, granted a plum speaking role at the annual values voters summit in washington, d.c. alongside the likes of mitt romney and mike huckabee. >> the small elite don't get us. they call us whacky. they call us wing nuts. we call us "we the people." (cheers and applause) >> reporter: delaware's new republican senate nominee was at home in this crowd of social conservatives. but even as she preached a return to fiscal conservatism, o'donnell's own unorthodox spending habits were starting to come under heavy scrutiny. staffers on her previous campaign for senate and o'donnell's own financial filings reveal that the unemployed o'donnell used campaign funds to pay for meals, gas, bowling trips, and personal re

"washington journal," like sunday at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> sunday, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius talks about the new health care law, part of which goes into effect this thursday, september 23. she is interviewed she isadamy -- interviewed by susan adamy. >> bill quinn joins former british prime minister tony blair for discussion of their years in office. >> warren brown what -- writes a weekly column for "the washington post." >> it is arguable and justifiable that they have an argument to say we would not have a black middle-class had we not had general motors, ford, and chrysler. >> in 2008, he supported the government bailout of the auto industry. you talk about his life and what is ahead for car makers on "q&a". >> in his weekly address, president obama calls on senate republicans to allow passage of the campaign finance bill that would require corporations, unions, and other groups to identify themselves in campaign ads. he is followed by the republican address by congressman greg walden, wh

heavy rai falling north and east of washington. we have one patch of moderate rain heading into eastern howard county. washington, just a few sprinkles. light rain, fairfax. frederick county, maryland, scattered or light showers there. on the radar, light rain from north of richmond to near charlottesville, shenandoah valley, panhandle of benefit west virginia. this is surging north as well. now, e temperatures are uniformly in the low to mid-70s around the region. 64 in washington. mountains, upper 50s to near 60. eastern shore, low 70s. we have continual flow from the outh tapping moisture. tropical moisture from the fluff of mexico and off the tropical atlantic coming our way throughout the day today. maybe with strong storms into this afternoon, this evening. highs reaching near 70. there is a chance for severe storms this evening into tomorrow morning, too. so even during the night we could get damaging winds. all this ending by tomorr morning. sun back in the afternoon. pper seflts to near 80. cool in themorning. in the 50s.

momento de nuestra última pausa por hoy desde washington. al regresar, juanes con un nuevo concierto, dice que es de paz. ¿donde? se lo cuento al regresar. >>>josé: otro concierto por la paz, supuestamente alguno el cantante juanes, esta vez en colombia, en medellín concretamente lo hizo en una de las zonas más conflictivas, de la comuna 13 donde lideran una guerra a muerte. las pandillas. lleva a las jóvenes su música, y un mensaje de paz. bueno, y ahora, telemundo le tiene una tremenda noticia. de verdad que es una noticias maravillosa. walter mercado regresa a esta cadena donde comenzó su carrera. donde tiene planeado y sus televidentes nos habla el propio walter mercado. >>> un mensaje de inspiración diariamente, un mensaje que llegara al corazón de ustedes, de mi corazón a tu corazón. complaciendo al público latino, méxico, en texas en new york, en miami, puerto rico, todo el mundo está vibrando con el walter. >>>josé: se unirá a "levántate" a partir del próximo lunes 27 de septiembre y mucho más que los horóscopos,

is this your first time to washington? yes. >> reporter: yes. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think? >> it's fine. >> reporter: mollie was diagnosed with a rare pancreatic cancer before she turned 2. >> as a mother, it was just, you know, we felt like our hearts had been ripped out. >> to have cancer you have to be really brave because you get a lot of shots and you have to go through a lot of things. >> reporter: looking at mollie today, you wouldn't know doctors removed her spleen, half of her pancreas and blasted her with chemo and radiation. most children are given adult treatments in kid-size doses, but when mollie's cancer became resistant to chemotherapy, her parents were faced with two choices, take her home take her home and make her last days comfortable or try to find a rare clinical trial. >> we were just devastated. i think you go through a certain kind of grieving process when you are actually given that kind of news. >> reporter: since 1980 only one new cancer drug was approved for children. by comparison,

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in washington, d.c., you closed schools, you fired teachers. a lot of controversy around that. randi, do you believe in accountability, what happened in washington, michelle, you start, when you did fire teachers and close down schools that weren't performing? >> we got a tremendous amount of pushback. i think the superintendent bobb knows this as well.

washington boulevard. this crash has been southbound and more equipment has arrived on the scene, one of many accidents that we have this morning. over in maryland we have the pace now slowing near father hurley boulevard. the crash is after falls road, but before montrose road. crash with a vehicle that has spun out. that was on the left side of the road. >> thank you, very much for the latest out there. it's a big mess. >> busy morning. 67 degrees. outside. 5:42 is your time. >> coming up in our "morning chat" a show of support for a call for sanity. >> i think it's good. >> if you're a duck. >> and heavy rain from miami to maine. in case of everyday emergencies, it's important to be prepared for dinner. that's why i've prepared my perdue perfect portions fresh chicken breasts. they're individually wrapped, so you can cook what you need and store what you don't. [ male announcer ] perdue perfect portions. ready when you are. i do 22 more inspections than the government requires. and my fresh, all-natural

i'll be back in washington tomorrow. chris, have a good show. >> chris: the nation's capitol will have a new mayor next year. d.c. council chairman vincent gray defeated incumbent fetty 54-45% in tuesday's democratic primary. he faces no republican opponent in november. that brings us to our featured text to vote poll. here is the question -- which tea party backed u.s. senate candidate has the best chance to win in november? you can text your answer to 36288. type sr1 for nevada's sharron angle. sr2 for ken buck of colorado. sr3 for delaware's christine o'donnell. or sr4 for kentucky's rand paul. we will bring you the results at the end of the program. still ahead, stacking the audience for the president's next town hall. here's a myth... nothing bad will ever happen. the truth, sooner or later, a little mayhem hits us all. today, there will be 15,920 accidents. and that's just cars. if you've got cut-rate insurance, that probably doesn't make you feel too good. but this will: allstate can give you a low price without c

with the washington leaders. i'm going to washington to try to get the leaders in step with the american people. >> the republican nominee is millionaire businessman dave mckinley, former west virginia g.o.p. chairman and state lawmaker. he argues once in washington, oliverio will be a rubber stamp for obama-pelosi liberalism. >> they hurt with us the taxes and the healthcare bill. this is time for a change. >> mckinley is also on the air with attack ads. >> had enough of record job loss? enough of barack obama and nancy pelosi? enough of the attacks on west virginia jobs? >> mckinley is under fire, too. in his case for using past state house connections to win contracts for his companies. >> everyone has a price. that's what david mckinley said in the "charleston gazette" when confronted about the unethical state dealings as legislator. >> it's my belief to go to public service to enrich lives of yourself, not to enrich yourself. that's what he has done. >> in the nominating process, three incumbent senators hav

there are too many people back in washington, d.c. who will not answer simple questions, like where they are on card check, for example. [laughter] it is easy to criticize an individual like paul ryan for putting something on the table. as i have said a number of times, i do not agree with many of the proposals in his plan. but even his plan does not balance this budget and does not get us out of this debt and 122063. i agree with you. that is unacceptable -- this debt until 200063. i agree with you. that is unacceptable. i think what we do, if we will get out of the situation, is to grow our economy. we have to strive for energy independence and stop the large transfer of wealth in our country's history, in the world history, frankly, to oil- producing countries. we can lower the corporate tax. we stop over regulating with epa regulations. and we do what we need to do to grow this economy so that we have a larger tax base and get out of the mess that we are in. it is not a mess that you cause or that i caused -- other than your last

at this hour we have a clear skies. 64 in washington. just outside the beltway, it's only in the 50s in most locations. 40s in the mountains eastern shore. away from the waters. right ne the tidewater, 60s. thanks to another area of high pressure that's moved in and is in place will give us plenty of suhine today. but a mild afternoon. low humidity. highs reaching low 80s. increasing clouds. small chance of needed rain. drying out onthursday. if it does happen, we'll see a few clouds. sun back in the afternoon. low 80s. nice saturday after that. how ishe traffic? >> a bunch of overnight road work. over on the capital beltway, ince george's county, live picture around green belt. as you travel between i-95 and woodrow wilson bridge moving along slowly. lig to moderate volume of traffic at this hour. rush hour picking up a little volume but nothing to worry about. 66 from 123. all the travel lanes are open. light volume from the fair oaks, center vil and beyond. >> thanks, jerry. >> vincent gray has been named the winner of the democratic

actually washington state at ten. as you can see, what we don't have in our top ten are the other three, delaware is a big drop here, the tiny little state here, dropped out of our top ten. and then yesterday you saw president obama was in little connecticut over there. we'll see if that inches into the top ten. not quite sold there. and then there's the very red state of west virginia. democrats of course have a very, very popular governor running in joe manshun. will they put the money in that they need to win those races. one other thing republicans have to worry about, let's take a look at our map here where the democrats are targeting a few of these republican seats. there are five here that are sitting here. and of course three of them are still seats that democrats are trying to win. you've got missouri. they're spending real money there. they really think robin carnahan can beat, we'll see, not quite sure but it is a red state but it is a red state that robin carnahan very popular, raised a ton of money. kentu

and hello again from fox news in washington. house republicans unveiled this 45-page document thursday that lays out their legislative agenda. the plan calls for smaller and more limited government, repeal of president obama's healthcare reform, and cuts in federal spending and extending bush era tax cuts to help create jobs. joining us exclusively today to discuss their plan, house republican leader john boehner and congressman kevin mccarthy, who was the driving force behind the pledge. gentlemen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me. >> chris: president obama says this is the worn-out philosophy of president bush in the pledge. you would extend tax cuts. congressman boehner, how does this show that the g.o.p. has changed since the last election? >> i think it's pretty clear if you look at what is going on in washington, with all the spending, all the debt, all the government take-overs and control. what this document is that we reject that. we want a smaller, less costly and more accountable governmen

come on down. >> "good morning, washington." >> welcome back to "good morning, washington". we have a little upper level energy moving through north of town right now. some scattered clouds locally. mainly clear. we have a little light shower, moderate shower east of hagerstown. it is showing signs of decaying as it pushes off. temperatures in the 60's for the most part. 71 at reagan national but in the 60's in the outlying areas. gaithersburg at 64. leesburg at 64 and martinsburg 63. marshall, virginia, 67. scattered clouds today with highs in the low to mid 90's. it will feel like summer and you will feel the humidity. slightly cooler along the waterwise at nearly 90 in annapolis. tonight into the low 70's downtown and low 60's in some higher elevations. mostly sunny tomorrow. i think record highs will will fall. 94 at reagan tomorrow with a chance of breaking that. >> we are going to talk about first of all traffic in virginia on braddock road eastbound slow to the beltway but a broken down vehicle before the beltway is gone. live now to news chopper 7. i'm a little bit n

the car was the ford pinto and the washington politician, chuck grassley. after 35 years washington still changed him. >> it's clever but not the first time somebody tried to say he's outdated. here's the barack obama ad against that guy, john mccain. >> 1982. john mccain goes to washington. things have changed in the last 26 years. but mccain hasn't. he admits he still doesn't know how to use a computer. can't send an e-mail. >> and so how does senator grassley respond to that ad calling him a ford pinto? this is pretty clever. >> i heard chuck grassley has a twitter. >> can it be cured? >> not that kind. i like to use technologies like twitter and facebook just to

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a five-year at an apartment in northwest washington. crews are on the scene on the third 100 block of 16th street. three people have suffered burns. no word on the extent of the injuries. a crew is on the way. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> the hunt for a killer and the neighbor -- neighborhood on a large. >> a drive-by shooting in broad daylight. it happened at a busy use street corridor. we have the hard pricking reaction from one of the victims. >> good morning. police have been searching the neighborhood and working overnight continuing the search for suspects after violence erupted outside a church. violence outside of this memorial baptist church claimed the life of jamal cook. >> i heard gunshots. >> he lost his life moments after the funeral of this victim was coming to a close. an argument erupted between rival gang members gathered outside the church. shots rang out. >> it was disheartening for our border and our family. >> a car fled from the scene. a few blocks later, it flipped after colliding wi