stop. fox 5 morning news continues right now. take a look outside this morning. we'll see some sunshine this morning at least. it is 6:00 right now on this tuesday, may 24th. good morning. thank you for being with us. >> i'm sarah simmons. let's get to this. rescueers in missouri continue their search for any survivors from the massive tornado that hit on sunday night. seven teen people were pulled out alive yesterday from the rubble in joplin. right now, the death toll stands at 116. the state's governor expects that number to climb. little was spared. thousands of homes, churches and businesses were destroyed during this. a major hospital also saw a lot of damage. six people there were killed, five patients and one visitor. residents say they cannot believe what the twister did. >> it is a disaster. i never seen anything like it so i really can't describe it. >> i was planning on helping where it was really torn up but there is nothing really to help. it is just flattened. >> the tornado hit with winds close to 200 miles per hour. forecasts are say more severe weather is expected throughout the week and we have just heard from president obama overseas in england who calls the disaster devastating and heart- breaking. the white house announced the president will visit missouri on sunday. here, a little unsettling weather but not too much that we can't deal with at least. >> our main issue is it is humid out there. we could see a couple of scattered showers and thunderstorms. that who be about it. let me show you what is going on. we'll start with a look at the raid or on max 2. you can see the precipitation -- i'm sorry. there is no precipitation coming through. what is coming through is some virga. i don't believe it is hitting the ground. it is showing up on this particular radar image. on hd radar, it is not showing up. as we pull out, there is some activity in west virginia now. some showers and some thunderstorms early this morning moving across west virginia. they are moving eastward. i don't believe they will stay intact and get into our area but we will watch it during the course of the next couple of hours. temperatures across the region, 69 degrees right now in the nation's capital. 72 in baltimore and at patuxent naval air station. dulles airport is at 68 degrees. your day planner for today, it is going to be hot and humid. not as humid later today as it was yesterday in the afternoon. possible storms here and there during the course of the afternoon and evening. some thunderstorms and high temperatures today in the upper 80s. yeah, the upper 80s, almost 10 degrees above normal today. more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> getting hot out there. also heating up on the roadways as well this morning. let's check in with julie wright. >> i hope you like blueberries because we've got a lot of them out there. an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer around 1:30 this morning dumping out a load of blueberries across the highway as well as a fuel spill involved. the outer loop from 4959 to # 95 national harbor, this overturned tractor-trailer remains on the side. the change? we now have some traffic getting by single file to the right on the ramp. on the ramp from the outer loop of the beltway to exit onto 295, you squeeze by single file to the right. they did try to upright that tractor-trailer hurricane gabrielleer this -- that tractor-trailer earlier this morning but when they did, we are told it ripped apart. as of right now, traffic squeezes by on the ramp from the outer loop to # 95 national harbor single file to the right. -- to 295 national harbor single file to the right. finding some delays, unexpected delays at this hour because of that incident. southbound 270, lanes are open out of hyattstown. you will find lanes are open inbound on 66. below speed fair oaks to 123 and again at the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. a developing story out of montgomery county where police are talking now with the driver involved in a deadly hit and run accident. the accident last night just before 10:00 near veirs mill and center hill street in wheaton. police say a husband and wife were struck by a white bmw after they got off the bus. the woman died. man is in critical condition. police say the driver initially stopped, then left the scene. the vehicle was found a short time later in a nearby neighborhood. the 29-year-old driver and a passenger were also found nearby. >> we are monitoring metro this morning. anden terrible investigation has been launched by the metro transit police department after a disturbing video was posted on the internet. this is it right here in what appears to show two officers throwing a man in the wheelchair to the ground. police say they were trying to arrest dwight harris for drinking in public. they claim harris was resisting arrest and it resulted in him falling out of his whale chair. he tells a very different story. >> they picked me up out of my chair and forced me to the ground. >> it is very advertise turning video, causes me great concern and it is not how i want metro police, d.c. police or anyone to be with one of our residents. >> harris, as you can see, did suffer a minor injury. the investigate into all aspects of this arrest could take several days. the two officers remain on duty at this time. if you see something wrong on metro, please send us your news tips to fox 5 metro at g mail.com. a man charged in the murder of his 17-year-old daughter is being held without bond. rodney mcuntire was in court yesterday. the body of his daughter was found in a trash can last november. police say forensic and electronic evidence led to her father's arrest and there was evidence of a sexual relationship between the two. president obama and the first lady continue their european visit in london today. a formal arrival ceremony will take place at buckingham palace, justify over an hour from now. they will meet with the queen along with newlyweds prince william and kate middleton. the president what in ireland yesterday where he met with ireland appear president and prime minister to discuss the nation's economic recovery. he also made a stop in moneygall. his great-great-great grand father on his mother's side was from that tiny village. he had to cut husband visit short because ash from a volcano threatened air travel. the prime minister of israel will address a joint session of congress. last night, benjamin netanyahu told a pro-israeli lobby that he has a vision for peace but it will not include a return to the 1967 borders. >> thank you for standing by israel as it seeks a secure peace. now, i heard tonight from all the speakers something that you know that, israel is america's indispensable ally. >> the prime minister will meet with several congressional leaders after he addresses congress as a whole. so the world didn't end on saturday. don'tlet your guard down just yet. >> the man behind last week's previous isy has has a new date in mind. the sexual assault case against the former head of the imf grows stronger. details on dna evidence that investigators reportedly have found. >> woman: good night, gluttony-- a farewell long awaited. good night, stuffy. >> ( yawning ) >> good night, outdated. >> ( click ) >> good night, old luxury and all of your wares. good night, bygones everywhere. >> ( engine revs ) >> good morning, illumination. good morning, innovation. good morning, unequaled inspiration. >> ( heartbeats ) new developments in the case against former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. he is accused of sexually assaulting a maid at a new york hotel earlier this month. sources tell the associated press that dna evidence found on the maid's shirt matches his dna. last week, strauss-kahn's attorney said evidence will not support accusations of a forcible encounter. the precipitation are who predicted the rapture would come on saturday says he is surprised it didn't happen. we're hearing from harold camping for the first time since his prophecy fizzled. >> it was a very difficult time for me, a very difficult time. i was trulily wondering what is going on? in my mind, i went back to all of the promises that god has made, all of the groups, all of the signs and effect was fitting perfectly. what in the world has happened. >> camping has set a new date for judgment date, mark it down, october 21st twoich. some of his followers spent their life savings believing that would come to an end. people in the capital got hit with the most intenants aerial barometerring if labia since the start of nato's air campaign. more than 20 air strikes hit tripoli and they struck near ghadafi's home. libya claims three people died but there is so far no way to confirm that. coming up next, children banned from a local park. we'll tell you why that could happen. we'll check back in with tony for your full forecast and find out how long this taste of summer will stick around. that is when fox 5 morning news continues. happy birthday bob dylan. it is his 70th today. the times have been achanging on the weather front over the past week or so. we've seen a little bit of everything. may change today. >> 70 years old. for people, quote, unquote, of a certain age, that has to be astonishing. there you go. he is still going strong. >> those people are feeling a little older. >> some of those people are. >> we know who those people are. >> i don't know who those people are but they are older than me. there you go. the times, they are achanging but not enough show. we are stuck in a weather pattern where it will be hot, humid and scattered storms. here is the difference between yesterday and today. today, not quite as humid as yesterday. let's take a look at the temperatures. yesterday's high temperatures across the area, no records but it got quite warm. now, look at these highs and believe it or not, today will be hotter than this. dulles international, 82 yesterday. bwi marshall, 84 for the high today. we've dropped off to 68 degrees. this is some fog, some mist out there as we have the humid conditions across the region. our dew points are in the upper 60s. that is in the uncomfortable range. 72degrees is the current palmetto temperature. 68 in manassas. 69 at dulles. learn arrestedtown is at 70 degrees. satellite raid -- leonardtown is at 70 degrees. this is virga, not hitting the ground. what is probably hoeing up is some of that moisture that we have in the -- what is probably showing up as some of that moisture that we have in the area. we don't think the showers and thunderstorms will work that you are way in here this morning but we'll keep watching it. arkansas, tennessee, they were seeing some strong storms. that area of rain is now diminishing. particularly humid this morning and then i think some drier air work its way in here. not quite as humid this afternoon. scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. high today, 87 degrees. that is nine degrees above normal. for tonight, mostly cloudy, scattered evening showers and thunderstorms. 68-degree for your overnight low in -- 68-degree for your overnight lows in town. 9 # on friday and saturday, another chance of showers and thunderstorms. 85 for your high. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's find out what is happening with traffic. for that, we go to julie wright. >> big changes have happened on the outer loop of the beltway to go 295 national harbor. this overturned tractor-trailer flipped over around 1:30 this morning. it was loaded with blueberries. they made an attempt to up right the vehicle and when they did, it tore apart and more blueberries were spilled out on the highway. i love this shot. they've got one lane it the right getting by the scene of the overturned tractor-trailer. m-d.o.t. tells me after 9:00 this morning, they will come back to retrieve the vehicle. coming out of virginia, across the wilson bridge, traffic now lined up to the far left side of your screen here. can you squeeze by single file to the left to exit at national harbor. we'll take it back inside. you will fine the lanes are open if you are continuing your trip on the outer loop coming out of virginia. no problems to report right now as you continue to work your way across the bridge span and head over towards oxon hill. that portion of the beltway remains open at this time. traveling northbound 395, this is where we have the wreck tying up the right lane at this point. we'll say good morning to the crew in sky fox. they were above an accident which owe coward on i-70 after 3 #. the accident is now -- an accident which occurred on i-70 after 32. the accident is now cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. our buzz beat is next. two rounds of devastating tornadoes and flooding on the mississippi. we'll talk about the economic impact of mother nature which fox 5 morning news continues. what -- the storms and the floods in the midwest and south have taken a heavy economic toll. let's talk to lauren simonetti. hopefully we can rebound from yesterday on the market. >> hopefully, steve. dow futures up 24 points but turmoil on wall street. the dow down 130. all three major averages slumping more than 1% thanks to europe and a bunch of debt woes popping up. there is a rebound this morning so hopefully things will be a little bit better today. >> we look at what has been happening across the country, specifically in the midwest. there is a financial toll when it comes to mother nature and her wrath. are we able to put a price ago on what is happening. >> up until the month of may, the record-setting month of april with 875 different tornadoes wreaking economic havoc worth $5 billion in damages according to a risk reinsurer. then you have the joplin, missouri damage and that will only take that number high are and then you have the mississippi river flooding and all of that damage as well rediverting the waters to the rural areas to spare the big cities like baton rouge and new orleans expected to cost $2.2 bill wrong in property damage and hurt more than 21,000 homes. so billions of losses because of mother nature. >> staggering numbers all around. we'll leave it there for now. we'll see you tomorrow morning though. we continue to follow developments out of missouri this morning as lauren was just talking about. rescue and search crews in joplin finding some survivors in the rubble. but officials are fearing that that death toll will continue to rise. the latest on the ground this morning. also, locally, police investigating a hit and run that happened near a bus stop that killed a woman late last night. the driver has been found. there are still questions this morning. we'll update that story as well. so, at our company, we pay about the same, even though i'm a great driver, and he's... not so much. well, for a 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[ cackling ] he's my ride home. how much can the snapshot discount save you? call or click today. welcome back. another humid tuesday. but not as humid as we've had. >> the morning still humid. the afternoon i think less humid than it has been. it won't be any miracles. it won't be cool and what a pleasant day but it will be a little bit less humid. >> you can't give me a miracle? >> all i need is a miracle. we won't have one today. let's start with the satellite- radar composite. we have clouds but again, as with every morning that we've seen lately, it is a mix of clouds with the sun breaking through here and there. and that is the way it will be today. we'll call this another partly sunny day today as we will see a fair amount of sunshine through the course of the day. then clouds will build in and we could see some showers and thunderstorms later. you can see some showers right now in west virginia including lightning. some thunderstorm activity making its way eastward. tucker and i are continuing to watch t we don't being it will make its way in here but we'll we could revise that forecast if we choose to. here is a look at the temperatures across the region. 68degrees right now in the district. 72degrees in baltimore. 69degrees at dulles airport. forecast for today, there is the coastal flood advisory in he can until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. partly sunny and very warm. scattered showers and thunderstorms. high today about 87 degrees. yeah. that is warm. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. coming up in a few moments, today's edition of ask the weather guys. we're not sure what we're going to do. we have a question bigged out that we didn't do yesterday and we were going to do it today. now, we're rethinking it. here is why. because we're all talking about bob dylan. >> you just want to sing. >> because it is his 70th birthday. >> so you can get more people to stay tuned. >> wind anterior a talking about our favorite difficult and we're atalking about our favorite dylan song -- and we're talking about our favorite dylan songs. >> as long as it's not tucker singing bob dylan, it will be fine. >> some some ways, it would be an improvement. >> on the roads right now, we'll start off talking about the outer loop of the beltway to go northbound on 295, the scene of our tractor-trailer accident. this is on the outer loop of the beltway to go northbound on 295. traffic squeezing by on the ramp single file to the right. they will come back after 9:00 a.m. to retrieve the tractor- trailer. they tried to upright it earlier. when they did, the trailer itself split in two. clean-up will continue after 9:00 a.m. now, we say good morning to the crew in sky fox. they are checking out the drive heading down into montgomery county continuing out to the capital beltway. all of your lanes there are open. no problems to report on 29. niece and easy headed out towards university boulevard. 395 northbound at duke street. the accident activity squeezing the right lanes. delays for this beginning back at the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. hua hear right now is that massive tornado being people that are watching it as well as it hit missouri with winds close to 200 miles per hour. it left behind a destructive path. it was a half mile wide. little was spared out of. this the together toll currently stands at 116. the state's governor expects that number to continue to rise. president obama says he will travel to missouri on sunday to meet with joplin residents. many in the town say they will overcome the deadliest single twister in decades. one exceptionally powerful tornado. >> i got it. i got it. >> did all of this damage. >> just pure devastation. you can't believe it. >> now, people in joplin, missouri are holding onto each other because they have nothing to go home to. it's race against the clock to find survivors and authorities are fearful that the death toll will continue to climb. >> it is always difficult. in fact, it is the first thing that red cross deals with in a disaster like this. >> i can't imagine what it is like not knowing. >> sunday appear tornado was half a mile wide and those would lived there through it say it is nothing like they had ever heard or witnessed before. >> we ran to the bathroom. i got the kids in. i put a mattress over us and held it down. >> it was bringing the debris with t we just all got in the house, got in the shower. stayed there. rode it out. >> on monday, a as city officials and teams of rescuers kept nonessential people out of the danger zone, an ominous black cloud spun over the rubble. this blue collar see of 50,000 is vowing to pull itself up by the bootstraps. >> we have a great community in joplin. recently, it was recognized as the number one community to live in in the state of missouri and we're about to show the rest of the world why. >> nearly 500 people have now been killed in tornadoes this year alone. now, normally, it is around 60 or 70. coming up at 8:00, we are talking with a noaa meteorologist to find out if these are just random occurrences or if storm are growing even stronger. -- if storms are growing even stronger. the driver involved in a deadly hit and run in montgomery county now being questioned by police. stacy cohan live in wheaton with the latest here. >> reporter: this accident happened last evening. a couple, a man and woman, had gotten off the bus at a bus stop just a few yards behind me back there on veirs mill road. that is when they were hit just before 10:00 p.m. it was dark outside. a white bmw was traveling eastbound. the husband and wife had stepped off into the middle of the street when they were struck. the car did not stop. it kept going. the car was found within the hour, just in the very same area not too far away. two people that were in the car had split up. they were both found and the driver submitted to a breathalyzer test. the female involved in this crash, the one that was hit, unfortunately died and the male is in critical but stable condition. this is one of far too many pedestrian fatalities here in montgomery county. >> many times, it is tough to find a place to cross the street and i don't want to place blame in this case but pedestrians sometimes take the easiest route. here was a bus shelter. they live in the neighborhood directly across from the the bus shelter. it is natural that anyone who cross the street the bus shelter is. >> the driver of the bpw is 29- year-old pierre michelle. this investigation continues. before one woman dead and another man in stable condition in the hospital. i'm stacy cohan being back to you. >> thank you. we are monitoring metro this morning. an internal investigation has been launched by the metro transit police department. this after a disturbing video that you are looking at right now that was posted on the internet in what appears to show two officers throwing a man in the wheelchair to the ground. this happened at the u street metro last thursday. police say they were trying to arrest dwight harris for drinking in public. they claim he was resisting arrest and it resulted in him falling out of his wheelchair but he tells a very different story. >> they picked me up out of my chair and forced me to the ground. >> it is very disturbing video. it causes me great concern and it is not how i wanted whether it be metro police, d.c. police or anyone to to be with one of our residents. >> harris did suffer a minor injury as you can see. the investigate into all aspects of the arrest could -- the investigation into all aspect of the arrest could take several days. the two officers remain on duty. if you see something wrong on metro, please send us your news tips to fox 5 metro at g mail.com. back to you not deadly tornado in missouri. >> that storm and the deadly strike that stretched across the south last month are hurting recovery budgets at a time when money was already tight. next, a look at what lawmakers are doing now to help get money where it is needed most. am it is quite a challenge and it is always fun to watch. members of the class of 2014 at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis clamoring of the grease-covered herndon monument. >> it's hard to be up there. it is really hot. it is brutal. >> the plebes made it to the to be in two hours, 41 minutes and 4 # seconds. i do not believe that was a record. the climb was greaseless last year because of injuries. this year, the grease was back although a female midshipman was hospitalized as a precaution. president obama is in london on the second stop of his trip to europe. he and the first lady left ireland early because of the volcano in iceland that is forcing some flight cancellations. president and mrs. obama stayed at the u.s. ambassador's house last night but for the rest of their stay last night, they will sleep at buckle ham palace as guests of queen. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will give a speech to congress late are this morning. last night, addressed the american israeli public affairs committee. he says his vision for pez pes does not include a return to the 1967 borders. >> thank you for standing by israel as it seeks a secure peace. now, you heard tonight from all of the speakers something that you know, that israel is the america's indispensable ally. >> after his address to congress at 11:00 this morning, netanyahu has lunch with house speaker john balkaner. federal money in high demand for some who certainly need it. now, capitol hill is trying to get their house in order to pay for domestic disasters. ainsley earhart has that story. >> reporter: is there enough money to go around? with devastating tornadoes in the south, flooding, clean-up and a deluge along the mississippi river and now joplin, missouri dealing with the deadliest single tornado in nearly 60 years, people's' federal money is in demand. >> no way you can ever anticipate tragedies like we've seen in missouri and in alabama and throughout the whole mississippi gulf region with the flooding. >> one of our biggest concerns with fema during thissen tour process is make sure they have the money. >> reporter: lawmaker on board wanted to make sure fema has enough money to pay for the people would really need it. this trying to add more money to the homeland security spending bill for fiscal year 2012 and they will do it with what is called a supplemental. >> it could be for things that are out of the ordinary and that is exactly what a supplemental is. >> we want to make sure that everybody who needs help is going to get help. gentleman an admittedly tough challenge is yet ahead and years that the gop is trying to clamp down on spending. with americans suffering in so many regions, these lawmaker say haar mission is clear. >> we'll make sure they have the funding that they need. we'll do it in a response wrubl way. >> we're faced with this huge difficult age. in my opinion, you help the people first and you help the communities first and then we try to come up with some way to pay for it later. >> the house appropriation committee will mark up the spending bill on tuesday. it is not clear just how much money they are trueing to inject into the new physician -- trying to uninject into the new fiscal -- they are trying to inject into the new fiscal year. let's talk to tony about the forecast. >> it is steamy out there. warm temperatures and humidity over 90%. let's take a look at our temperatures across the region. we are in the 60s and 70s already. 68degrees here in the nation appear capital. annapolis, maryland, is at 72 degrees. so is baltimore. we have 68-degree in manassas and in quantico. fredericksburg is at 72. cull and are, 70 degrees and up in maryland, it is 70 degrees. here is a look at the satellite- radar. i told you a few minutes ago, we are continuing to watch this system making its way eastward. it is doing two things. it is showing some signs of breaking up but yet still, portions of it hanging together enough that i would not be shocked if some of our viewers get some showers out of this. i don't know about the thunderstorms. we could see some showers come out of this during the morning hour as it continues to track directly eastward towards washington, d.c. we have known there is a chance of rain but we could see some of those showers even this morning. stormy conditions in arkansas into tennessee, portions of mississippi this morning. our forecast for today looks like this. partly sunny, warm and humid. scattered showers and thunderstorms, high today about 87 degrees. a warm one, folk. it will be warm all week. mostly cloudy, tonight, some scattered evening showers and thunderstorms are possible. 68 for your overnight low. five-day forecast, check out these high temperatures. tomorrow, 85. thursday, 88. friday, 90 degrees. it's little early for that if you ask me but there you go. every day week, a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. there you have it. that is a look at the weather. time now for today's edition of ask the weather guys, a segment where turn and i put our big fat heads together to answer your most pressing questions weather-related or otherwise. before a good question today that is held over from yesterday when we talked about tornadoes. guess what? we've decided to bump it again to tomorrow because today is bob dylan's 07th birthday. who cares? because certainly there are some out there who are going to say bob dylan, that guy can't sing. i have to say -- there is a little bit of his music. here is the deal with bob dylan. the thing that fascinates him about me is that there is no way in the world this guy today would get a recording contract. >> oh, no. >> he would never win american idol or any of those shows and that is really an indictment of those shows. i mean the voice has never been great. it is an acquired taste, i think but he is one of most significant figures in american popular music literally changing the course of folk and rock music and his influence has been enormous particularly in the 60s and 70s but right up to today. i'm fascinated by bob dylan. i always have. >> is there a question in here? >> the question is who cares? why should we care? >> those are fancy lyrics you're righting right there. >> the ones i'm writing. >> for why should we care? >> those could be dylan lyrics. his lyrics of mysterious, funny, serious. all of that. tucker, do you have any favorite >> yes, here we are. good morning, everybody. yes, i do. and my song was -- made more famous by james marshal hendrick but it is all along the watchtower. >> excellent choice. >> that is one of those songs where the hendrix version is better than dylan's version. >> don't think twice, it's all right. that is the early, early days. >> did i bring those lyrics over? i printed out the lyrics to that song. >> are they over there? >> alan, are they on the printer. >> i'll take anything off of real live as well. >> sarah, do you know who bob dylan is? >> i do. i know the songs, knocking on heaven's door. i know them. i knew you were going to say that. just because i'm in the as old as you doesn't mean i don't know anything about bob dylan. >> these are the lyrics i love in that song. he is walking out the door. i'm walking down that long, lone some road being babe. where i'm bound, i can't tell. love those lyrics. for those of you, his influence is huge and other people have had big hits than he has had. blowing in the wind. he wrote that. mr.tambourine man, the birds. knocking on heaven's door, clapton. emotionally yours, if you are an r & b fan, that is a bob dylan song. >> i have had an opportunity to see him in concert. but i have to say -- i will never forget this. the "washington post" commentator wrote the last time he saw bob difficulten, it sounded like it was cookie monster singing with a cold. >> i've seen him three or four times. one of them was a good show. a couple were absolutely awful. you insofar know what you're going to get. >> he has been in the business all this long. happy birthday. >> do you have a favorite? >> a favorite song? >> what is yours. >> i like like a rolling stone. i know that is pedestrian but because it was a big hit. i like don't think twice, it's all right. >> you're so pedestrian. >> i like that one too. >> 7,000 songs and you pick the same one i did. >> all right. i like -- i got to think about it. >> just make me feel like i mayor daley a good choice. >> i like hurricane. the woman he is with on that album cover i believe just died like within the last month or so. >> bob dylan, 70 years old. robert zimmerman, in case everyone wanted to know, his real name. >> we need to mention patti labelle's birthday as well. >> and how old is patti? >> now, do we have to come up with our favorite patti labelle songs? >> if you have a question you would like to have answered or you just want to put your opinions in here, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. >> do we know how old she is. >> younger than bob. >> they're trying to fund out. >> let's get to julie wright. imguessing her favorite is some probably little wheezy remix of a dylan track. >> i like lay, lady lay. they used that in the sound track to mr. and mrs. smith. >> there you go. >> you all are going wow, really, yeah, the fight scene. >> that was a slow fight. >> oh, my gosh. you guys are so mean. >> like an argument? >> on the roads, the outer loop of the beltway to go northbound on 295. that is where we have the overturned tractor-trailer. it was loaded with blueberries. they spilled that on to the highway and they are hoping to retrieve this after 9:00. it was only one right lane able to squeeze by the scene. we'll take it inside. the crew in sky fox with us above the beltway at georgia avenue. you will find the lanes there are open as you travel between college park and silver spring. no incidents to report along that stretch. we'll take it back inside and we'll map out a couple of problems for you. we had accident activity at earnshaw drive and that is tying up the left side of the road. delays beginning back at cedarville road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. this just in, we learned patti labelle is 67. >> she has three years on bob dylan. it is the company that made its mark combining ground- breaking safety standards along with european excellence and elegance. >> it has another side to it raw power. holly continues our profile of products made right here in the d.c. area. she is live at the volvo power train plant in hagerstown. we'll check in with her coming up. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm holly morris. and today is day two of our made in the dmv week and it has brought us to hagerstown, maryland and to the volvo powertrain north america facility. this is where they make heavy- duty engines and transmissions for trucks. there is about 1300 people that work here and they've been around for quite sometime. they are celebrating their 50th anniversary so that goes to show you we can still discover new things in our own backyard and this morning the discovery process is cool. we're going to learn how they assemble and design the engines. they just recently designed the cleanest engine out there and we'll talk about that anniversary celebration. that's a chance for you to come out and tour the facility. we'll tell you all about that. sarah. >> thank you, holly. we want to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, robert platt. he calls himself mr. redskin. thanks for being our fan of the day. find us on facebook by searching fox 5 morning news and then just post a comment under robert's photo, mr. redskin. that does it for the 6:00 hour. now over to allison who is joining steve. >> good morning, sarah. thank you. an update on breaking news that we brought you last night. >> who pedestrians hit in wheaton and the driver kept going. police tracked down the driver and we are live with new details. then an amazing story of survival out of joplin, missouri. how one resident was