there is a crash northbound 95 at thornburg before the exit for thornburg moved on to the shoulder now. maryland, a crash on interstate 95, north of the intercounty connector between 198 and 216. that is going to be block the left side of the roadway northbound. you can see the light volume southbound on the foreground of your screen. right now on the intercounty connector, still available to you and free. no incidents to report. had a crash in southern maryland on route 4, south of waysons ended up in the median. downtown traffic has been light. we caution you, a new crash on 66 eastbound at 123 tying up the right lane. this wet pavement this early, speeds are up a little too high. >> slow it down, people. we begin with a developing story out of st. mary's county, maryland where a school bus carrying high school students was involved in a crash with a pickup truck. according to the web site, the bay net.com, the bus was traveling along route 234 when it was struck. >> 14 people are being treated at a local hospital with injuries. the driver of the pickup truck was arrested and charged

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thornburg describes it in its entirety. >> she starts by sort of rocking it back and forth. holding two hands and then, before you know it, she's flipped the baby up and she starts to swing it, you know. like she is starting to make pizza dough or something. then she lets go of one arm and she has the kid by just one hand. little bit of lariat action. 30 seconds into it, your jaw is just on floor. >> the two-week old baby girl seems to remain calm. >> that's why a lot of people are thinking, well this is not real. because no child could sit through that kind of thing without howling or something. >> far from harming the child, fokina and her followers say this practice of dynamic gymnastics sometimes called baby yoga aides in development. >> my russian friends said, yeah, they start walking more quickly and start talking and start reading at a younger age. >> but these claims are not supported by scientific evidence. >> there's been no big scientific study what happens if you take ten babies and flip them and ten babies and you don't flip them. i think at the end of the day

really thornburg down to richmond might get to the northern neck or st. mary's county over the next couple of hours, by 9:00 though still lots of clouds. upper 40s and low 50s. middle of the day though here comes the sun from north so south. won't be warming up much. strong northerly winds will kick in behind the system. finish the day sunny. highs only 55 to 60. andrea and mike? >>> thank you howard. jury deliberations are set to begin this morning in los angeles in the case against dr. conrad murray. he was michael jackson's personal physician. and was in the los angeles mansion when the king of pop died. >> karen brown has more on what attorneys from both sides said to jurors in closing arguments. >> reporter: before the jurors got the case, prosecutors had the final fiery word. >> because of the bizarre, grossry negligent criminally negligent actions of conrad murray that caused the death of michael jackson. >> they want you to convict dr. murray for the actions of michael jackson. >> reporter: but the defense claims michael jackson killed himself wit

two earlier wrecks before and after thornburg on 95 moved out of your way. your next check of traffic at 5:17. andrea, back to you. >>> thank you, beverly. coming up on 5:10, one of three american students arrested in the egypt protest attends georgetown university. derek sweeney is on the far right in this picture. police arrested the three at the antigovernment protest. the missouri congressman sweeney interned for said he's trying to secure the student's release. >> pakistan's ambassador to the u.s. has been forced to resign. hussein has been accuse ud of trying to use american military power to help reign in his country's military. this morning, pakistan named former administration minister as his replacement. >>> thousands of people gathered in joplin, missouri to remember their fallen family andent froms on the six-month anniversary of the devastating tornado. 161 people died there may 22nd. this week, some survivors who lost their homes got new ones, just in time for the holidays. >>> as thanksgiving approaches, serious shoppers are already looking ri

two separate accidents coming up through spotsylvania, one before the 118, 606 thornburg exit. northbound before you reach spotsylvania. here at 123, moving smoothly into woodbridge. the light volume, keep your speeds down for the conditions. east on 666, the flash in the pan crash at 123 has been cleared. the ride in from haymarket, manassas, all with lanes open into the beltway and into falls church on 66. maryland drivers, crash on northbound 95 tying up the left side. southbound lanes open past the icc. beltway, university boulevard. left side of the screen is the outer loop where we anticipate some morning volume. right now, pace is good heading over into bethesda. back to you, mike, andrea? >> thanks, beverly. a number of us will be hitting the roads between now and tomorrow to get to our thanksgiving location. so, before you leave, how about a couple of travel tips. in virginia, vdot is going to suspend all of the lane closures statewide. that starts today at noon and goes through monday at night. the state has launched a web site that shows the area that have historical

in fact down south, from fredericksburg down to thornburg but especially ashland and richlands may just get clipped by this. over to monika samtani with up late on the friday morning commute. >>> it's been a tough one especially on the north side of town. good morning everybody. look at the icons i put up. first of all there's an accident on the outer loop at new hampshire avenue and another one at old georgetown road where there was a deer struck. and the one we've been talking about all morning long is the inner loop of the beltway at georgia avenue. a fatal early morning crash. we're going to go to our surae chinn live at the vane with more details -- scene with more details. surae? >> reporter: monika, things have definitely improved traffic wise. we are on the outer loop looking across to the accident scene. the tractor-trailer still here getting inspected. making sure all the mechanics are working, the brakes, to the. we don't know how long the tractor-trailer will be here for inspection but it's off to the side not really affecting traffic at this point because all lanes are open