closed between fairfax boulevard and orchard street. be careful heading out that way. 66 eastbound, back outside. we are live and delayed from 50 to 123. watch the speed and the spray. and finally 270 southbound from germantown road to i-370. finding drivers on slick pavement below speed. back to you. in just a few hours the trial begins in one of the district's most odd murder cases. three men charged with conspiracy in the death of robert wone. he was found dead in a dupont circle home nearly four years ago. kristin fisher has more on what we can expect for today. >> reporter: for are starting off let's be clear here the three men standing trial today are not accused with murder but are charged with conspiracy, obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. in'd's opening arguments, prosecutors accused the men in a carefully constructed cover- up but defense attorneys argue the case is weak on evidence and instead they argue the case is based on speculation and on all the defendants ' sexual orientation. >> reporter: prosecutors allege that 39-year-old dylan ward, victor saborsky, and joseph price were three gay lovers who made a pact to protect their powerful bond by covering up the death of wone. he was an attorney for radio asia and met one of the accused, joseph price, in college. price led him and his family on a tour of william and mary. price's defense attorney says it is that 16-year friendship that would have kept price from hurting wone or allowing his two house mates from hurting him. but when he slept at price's home in 2006 he was fatally stabbed in an upstairs guest room. the three said an intruder did it but court documents say the crime scene had been tampered with. >> reporter: defense attorneys say not one of the fingerprints matched those of the defendants but prosecutors say that fits in perfectly to their theory that the three defendants tampered with the evidence because after all they did indeed live in the home where the crime took place. wone's wife is expected to take the stand when testimony resumes in the trial and we will have more at 6:30. >> thank you. maybes are on edge while the hunt goes on for two killers in centreville, virginia. police say pair of robbers shot a gardener at the home. they suspect they were trying to rob the family. a local businessman who owns a plaza on centreville road in manassas. >> it is horrible. everyone says not in my neighborhood but that is really bad. >> it seems rare and anytime you hear something like that you usually get results so hopefully they find someone. >> reporter: the suspects they say broke in to the garage when the gardener confronted them. they believe robbery was the motive. expect delays in the foggy bottom area. work continues on the water main break. steel plates covered the break at pennsylvania avenue but after the rush, crews will come in to repair a broken connection and that could take a few hours. the coast guard says this morning small balls of tar are washing up on beaches in the florida keys it is likely from the underwater spill in the gulf of mexico. it was the focus of hearings on monday. bp, which operated the exploded rig says it will pay for the laneup costs and reimburse businesses. right now it is only liable for $75 million in damage and they question this government response. homeland security janet napolitano says she is monitoring cleanup efforts. >> we are overseeing bp. the responsible party in its efforts to stop the leak at its sour. reduce the spread of oil. protect the shoreline and mitigate damages. >> so far it is estimated 5 million-gallons of oil have leaked to the gulf. jessica doyle is off today but we still have your living smart headlines. the rules over credit card fees will save us $5 billion this year. our partners at "usa today" report those numbers come from credit card companies and banks. new rules to prevent unfair interest rate hikes and overdraft fees. for the first time in three years general motors is posting a profit. monday the a.m. announced a profit mostly based on sales here in north america. gm sales are struggling and it is working to repay the $43 billion in government loans. when it comes to using frequent flier miles for a ticket, a big airline is the worst. a report by idea works finds u.s. airways is the most difficult for booking standard award tickets. requests went through just 10% of the time. find out who's number one by going though "living $mart" page at wusa9.com. despite some positive signs the housing mark remains rough. those trying to sell are opting to go without a real estate agent. joe from money watch.com shows how to make for sale by owner work for you. >> there's new appliances, a flat top range. >> reporter: kristin and chuck's home is on the market and they are selling it themselves. the three bedroom colonial is worth less than they paid for it in 2005. anticipating a loss of $35,000 on the sale, the thought of paying a 3% commission to a realtor is hard to swallow. >> we don't feel like a realtor can do 10 to $20,000 of work for us. >> reporter: however, they are willing to pay an agent who finds a buyer. according to alease blink this is the key to making a sale in a competitive market. if you want to do the best selling on your own try a split commission. offer a 3 or 3 1/2%, essentially a half commission to the broker that brings the buyer to the table. >> in today's market, attracting buyers enagent. a site that markets to buyers. and she wanted to let realtors know the home was for sale. she placed a flat fee to place it on mls and created a blog featuring the property. glink recommends that she continue to find new ways to promote the home on-line and to new realtors each week. >> you have to push to make sure you reach the people you want to reach. >> reporter: cbs money watch.com. a new push to cut calories nationwide. a simple retaining wall has some people in one neighborhood fuming. in four minutes why it is there and why they are mad about it. we focus on maryland weather and traffic. here's howard. we have some showers out there, most in southern maryland and the eastern shore. live doppler 9000 hd showing down in st. mary's city, to solomons island, southern calvert and over to cambridge you see the yellow there and dark greens. it is moderate to heavy rain. the rest of the day, as we look at the forecast, we have a chance of showers an on the weather computer. temperatures in the 50s to low 60s for highs. i think the shower chance decreases this afternoon but keep the umbrellas handy as temperatures will struggle to the low 60s for a high. angie? >> we are focusing on maryland roads an right now a beltway alert beginning with the outer loop. getting word of an accident at allentown road. show you connecticut and bradley boulevard. everything out here is all clear. drivers are moving at a good pace. no incidents or accidents to report. next 355 and shady grove, no complaints out here. just wet roads to contend with early. it is 69. more news is next. stay with us. "know the species, know the stain." lanolin-free coat, i know it's an alpaca. walks in here, looks says "hey look, it's a llama!" cleaning the stain like he would a llama stain. time he's wasting. ♪ call 1-800-steemer we have a followup to a story we brought you yesterday. a look inside of a united airlines flight diverted to dulles airport. cell phone foe thoughs show a fire in the cockpit. the pilots had oxygen masks on. they say flight attendants bring a fire extinguisher in toe this cockpit minute after taking off. one of the passengers praised the crews for performance under pressure. >> the pilots did an amazing job. shattered glass and oxygen masks on and they managed to land us safely. >> reporter: they made it to los angeles about 18 hours later. the faa is now investigating. people living in an upscale montgomery county neighborhood are mad about a new addition to their community. it is an 11-foot retaining wall. part of the construction at a nearby middle school. the dispute is going on near cabin john middle school along gainsboro road in potomac. gary tells us what this is about. >> reporter: the plans for a new middle school had pretty pictures on the school's website. >> i went on the site and saw pictures and i go no retaining walls, not even an inch retaining wall and now there is an 11-foot retaining wall. >> reporter: it started to go up last week. >> everyone in this room, every single person in the community has been shocked by that wall. completely surprised. >> reporter: after the woman who lives across the street. >> we opened the door one day and we were shocked. >> that was last week. the community organized quickly. >> quite a number of signatures from people supporting our concerns. >> reporter: and demanded an explanation from school officials monday night. >> if you have known it for so long, why did you hide it until we said something. >> reporter: they said the site of the old school had to be modified to come accommodate the needs of the new school. >> safety and parking needs needs to be safe. >> tear down this wall. >> the detaining wall will not change. >> reporter: except it may. organizers tell 9 news now late last night school officials agreed to suspect construction of the wall for a couple of weeks while school officials consult with members to make it more attractive. it will still be 11 feet tall. no compromise there, apparently but it maybe prettier. it is 6:13. here's what is in the news now, at least 12 people are dead after a suicide attack on a alternate convoy. six victims are alternate service members. it happened overnight in kabul, afghanistan. it us the first attack in months. the taliban is claiming responsibility. president obama's aunt will get asylum in the united states. she was facing deportation because she was here illegally. the reason for granting her asylum will be sealed. new rules to take affect to cut down on flight restrictions. a really rainy night last night. what about today. >> cool and damp this morning. slight improvement this afternoon. thursday and friday are the best days of the week the way they are looking now. i want to show you the moisture increasing from the south and southwest. on the weather computer if we can. heavy stuff leaving and heading to the eastern shore. it is comes out of southwestern virginia. switch over to dlin live doppler 9000 hd and take you on the tour. we have showers inside of fairfax county, not far from manassas and out of prince william from fairfax, see it here on 66. there's springfield getting close to anen dale and burke. there's woodbridge. the heaviest stuff, though, we have been seeing by far has been in southern maryland. starting to pick up in intensity from winchester, strasburg, woodstock, cross junction and lifting to charlestown and martinsburg and harper's ferry. watch out. loudoun county, this is heading your way in a while through warrenton and up to upperville. central faulkier. southern faulkier is quiet right now but to the south some showers toward orange and the heaviest stuff has been well to the south and east now. southern maryland, across calvert county across the bay to the eastern shore from cambridge on south this is where we have moderate rain that we are dealing with. as far as our forecast the next three days, damp today, especially this morning. i think less action this afternoon. still cloudy and cool, low 60s. milder with a stray shower tonight and tomorrow. and then thursday looks nice, upper 70s. the momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, rain gear is a necessity as we have scattered showers and cool, too. 50 to 55 out there with a surprise at 5:53. this afternoon we will be cloudy for the most part. cool with an isolated shower. upper 50s to low 60s. i will go low 60s. maybe worriful thinking. tonight 47 to 55. an isolated shower is not out of the question and a northwest wind at five to ten. low 50s right now. the warm spot 54. the cool spot cumberland, martinsburg at 50 degrees. at reagan national on the hour we had drizzle and light sprinkles out there. 53. north northeast wind at nine. it is a chilly damp morning and we will have to wait for the storm to pass. the showers are possible, not only this morning but isolated tonight and wednesday. much better on thursday and especially on friday. and then a mild, because chance of showers and storms on saturday and sunday. temperatures in the 70s. 6:16. let's find out about the wet commute. here's angie. >> messy, messy, messy. we have a big traffic alert. 395 northbound at the shirlington exit. we have an accident causing drivers to lose three right lanes and they are jammed back to the beltway. we are saying plus 20 minutes or so to pass the scene. looks like crews are working hard trying to get it remove before the rush hour is over. take it to fairfax, virginia where germantown road is closed between orchard street and fairfax boulevard. this is because of a utility pole fire. power is out in the this area which means traffic lights are out and some are on flash. move to northwest dc. the water main break we continue to watch. repairs are going on. meanwhile westbound pennsylvania p.a. is closed between 20th and 21st and 21th and k is closed. we are not done yet. in maryland live to route 4. this is south of an accident on the at allentown road. drivers are losing a ramp out there. and fire activity we are tracking. this is route 1 in howard county, south of whiskey bottom road. be careful. andrea, over to you. it is 6:18. time to check on the living well headlines. some of the nation's biggest food companies will cut 1.5 trillion-calories from their products and they will do it in the next five years. it involves general mills, pepsi, hershey and kraft. first lady hailed the agreement yesterday. >> because as ambitious as this goal is to end the epidemic of childhood obesity within a generation as we all know it is achievable. that is if we are all willing to play our part. >> reporter: the companies will be held accountable by the robert wood johnson foundation. a nonpartisan philanthropic organization. nintendo is getting the seal of the american heart association. the wii is den dorised as a way to stay healthy andening a at this time. the president of the aha says this is the first step in increasing activity. >> let this be the tipping point that gets people to go from playing the game to getting outside and taking the walk. >> reporter: nintendo is paying the american heart association $1.5 million for its endorsement. get more living well stories by going to wusa9.com. learn why daily stress and worry drop sharply once you hit 50 years old. it is under the living well headline. ahead in sports the capitals ink another key player to a long-term contract. plus the nationals try to avoid the first four-game losing streak of the season. highlights are three minutes away. ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ 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[ normal voice ] you're welcome. get a free quote at progressive.com. a traffic alert. a live look at northbound 395 at the shirlington exit. three of four lanes are blocked because of this police activity. this is a live shot of this long slow down. angie will tell us how to get an it in a couple of minutes. thank you for starting your day with us each. i'm andrea roane. howard bernstein son the terrace with the weather forecast. it is rainy and you need to slow down. >> we think the weather concern there especially with the traffic. this morning here in washington a heavy mess. live doppler 9000 hd showing areas of rain to the east. up and down i-81 in northern virginia, on the weather computer we will put it in to motion for you and show you two areas of rain. one passing east of us and now stuff from southwestern virginia to the northern part of virginia and dc with that upper low to the west. temperatures running 5 to to 54. lucky to make it to the low 60s with less rain chances this afternoon get more on the tuesday commute and the troubles. here's angie. we want to keep you posted on the traffic alert. it is 395 northbound at shilling to be. this accident is still taking away three right lanes for drivers. they squeeze by to the left. very slowly. very jammed back to the beltway. ment looking at 2 a extra minutes and we expect them to be there another half hour trying to clear the roadway. emergency crews will be taking away lanes like i said through 7:00. move over to airfare fax, virginia. germantown road is closed at fairfax boulevard, between fairfax boulevard and orchard street. we know because power is out because of the utility pole fire. we are treating the four-way stops or treating the intersections as a four-way stop because we have traffic lights out. moving to the district, water main break. here we go. we will get there. okay. looks like the water main break is there throughout the day. they will be repairing it. westbound pennsylvania is closed between 20 and 21st. that's a look at traffic. now, back to you. >> in 30 minutes, voting begins in pennsylvania. some of you watching will take part in a hotly contested senate primary. it is one of the campaign 2010 races today. we see why these races will have national implications. >> reporter: for the candidates, right now it is all about getting out the vote and an the anti-incumbent sentiment will be put to the test. arlen specter, a former republican, is now running as a democrat against congressmans is estak in the primary. he is fighting for his political life. >> i said my prospects are bleak because i'm being honest with the voters. >> imagainst the been rying to affect the change that is needed. >> reporter: in kentucky senate candidate rand paul is the symbol of the tea party. the son of former gop presidential candidate ron paul is looking for an upset. >> i the we found in our race that people are tired of politics as usual. >> reporter: i think there is question of whether he will lose sight of kentucky. >> reporter: in arkansas, senator blanch lincoln wants to keep wearing her hat for a third term in office but is in a fight with billheadser who's hoping to strike the right chord with voters in the democratic primary. >> if you send the same people back to washington you are guaranteed to get the same result. >> reporter: president obama is staying out of the fray traveling to youngstown, ohio to talk about economic recovery one of the issues topping voters minds as they head to the polls. 9 news now. of course we will be tracking these races for you all day long. get updates by visiting wusa9.com. and get final results tonight at 11:00 with derek and anita on 9 news now. in other news, thousands of union members and environmentalists are expected in richmond, virginia today. they will protest against a company that owns the west virginia mine where 29 people died last month. hundreds turned out at last night's vigil to remember the miners killed. protesters say they want to give shareholders something to think of during their meeting today. >> corporations put more importance on profits than people. i think we need to re-examine the words of the my health and safety act and remember the most important resource is the coal miner himself or herself. >> reporter: so far two mining activists have been arrested after allegedly blocking a road to massey energy offices yesterday. bp is working on a more permanent solution to this oil spill. crews started to drill a second relief well to help to capture more of the leaking oil. a tube hooked up over the weekend is the first success in preventing more damage to marine life. president obama is working to establish a commission to investigate what led to last month's explosion and spill. the wife of robert wone is expected to testify in court today. he was killed inside of a dupont circle home four years ago and no one has been charged with his murder. kristin fisher has a look at one of the district's most bizarre murder cases. >> reporter: no kidding. these three defendants decided they did not want a jury trial so their fate is in the hands of one judge, judge lynn leibowitz and she will be listening to the evidence presented in the murder mystery. as you said this morning the victim's wife kathy wone is expected to be the first person to take the stand. her husband was found stabbed three times in a dupont circle home of the three defendants. they are 39-year-old ward, 44- year-old saborsky and joseph price. they claim an intruder did it but court documents say the crime scene had been tampered with and that's why they are charged with conspiracy, obstructing justice and tampering with evidence. they are not accused of murder nor has anyone else been charged with the murder that took place four years ago. in the opening statements prosecutors accused them of a carefully constructed overup with price acting as they ring leader. they were buddies at william and mary. but defense attorneys say it was not based on hard evidence but on speculation and his clients ' sexual orientation. the defense says the three defendants refer to themselves as a family. they are all in a loving, committed, three-way relationship. that's what the defense says p but the prosecutors says it is that very bond which motivated this allege cover-up. prosecutors believe they were trying to protect each other. keep in mind, that's what the two sides are saying and again, wone's wife is expected to take the stand first thing this morning. an accused ivy league fraud will have his day in court today. he's accuse of lying, cheating and scheming his way through harvard. he was a senior, applying for scholarships when a professor notice his application was plagiarized. he lied about his sat scores, high school score and grades at mitt. and he used it to get $40,000 in grants. >> actions, cheated. those who competed honestly and fairly for admissions and for the scholarships that this defendant fraudulently obtained. >> he is charged with 20 offenses including identity theft. the school has not said how he was able to do it for years would you being caught. people in one maryland condo complex have a mystery on their hands and the investigation could fall in to the hands of some csi types. in seven minutes a story about feuding neighbors you don't want to miss. howard bernstein has the focus on weather and traffic. >> looking at live doppler 9000 hd a scattering of showers from northern virginia through areas here the washington region down to the south toward fredericksburg, as well. heaviest near winchester up and down i-81. looking at the virginia forecast for today not a pretty day. better chance of showers this morning and in the 50s with lesser showers this afternoon, especially the farther south and west you go. highs getting in the lower 60s. how about the virginia commute, angie? 395. >> looking a little better. 395 northbound at shirlington. this is the accident that was taking away three lathe lanes but two lanes are getting by to the left and that will ease the congestion that we see stacked back to the beltway causing drivers to add an extra 20 to 25 minutes to their drive. hopefully this is a good sign telling us the lanes will be open shortly. two right lanes remain blocked. another thing we are watching is a utility pole down causing problems if fairfax virginia. germantown road is closed between orchard street and fairfax boulevard. we know you want to treat the traffic lights at the four-way stop because we have a few of them out there in that area. and 95 is feeling the impact of the 395 accident so far. plus 15 to 20 minutes to make it from the prince william parkway to the mixing bowl. it is 6:38. 9 news now will be right back after these messages. we are leading to the top of the charts. this morning the hot topic for searches on going. number one is miss usa. -- well, here's the script for csi baltimore. residents in one condo complex could resort to dna evidence to find out who's behind some unpleasant behavior in the building. we look at the problem and the solution. >> reporter: the residents of scarlet place have a problem, dog poop. >> in elevators. in the hallways, and i don't think there has been any found in the lobbies here, but in the common areas that people use. >> reporter: how big of a problem is it? >> well, a big enough problem that people are suggesting banning all dogs. >> reporter: so far no dog owner in the building wants to claim responsibility. so steve franz, a board member and dog owner here has come up with a unique solution, dna testing. >> just swab the inside of the cheek like csi does it. if poop is found in the building they have another kit that is used to collect the poop. send it off and it is analyzed and matched with whoever might have done it. >> reporter: there's been talk of putting in more video cameras in the building to try to i.d. the culprit, but steve says with his solution only dog owners, like himself would need to spend any money to get the problem solved. >> the camera solution kind of putts the onus on all of the owners in the building where the doggy dna solution puts the ownous on the dog owners. the others don't participant -- don't participate in the company and there's it's not a problem for them. if we live in a nice place and if you step in a pile of poop in your own hallway it is a big problem. >> for sure. >> if the bad dog's bad owner is found they face there -- $500 fine. >> how about an eviction. >> how about a bag. >> just be the responsible owners. >> why would you want the place where you live to have any kind of unpleasant odor or whatever. >> they were not raised by the same people we were. just put it that way. >> yeah. that's the case. let's talk about the weather. >> more pleasant. cool and damp. more showers out there. start on the weather computer and show you the way the rain has been increasing the past few hours while southern maryland is seeing heavy rains to the eastern shore. you see what is coming. if it is dry where you are, give it 30 to 60 minutes and grab the rain gear. we are watching rain on the eastern shore. locally area of drizzle and light rain getting to the metro across fairfax county in to northwest and arlington and montgomery county. not the upper part yet. great falls and prince georges, some patchy drizzle there but for the most part you are cloudy and quite cool this morning. moderate to heavy showers from martinsburg in to the mountains, the potomac highlands in to winchester, charlestown over to leesburg and berryville and purcellville. you are seeing that lift to the north and northeast. from amississippiville to 81 we are seeing showers, and also gold vein, stafford and fredericksburg, some showers there. the heaviest stuff has been in southern maryland coming out of this the northern neck as well where the rain totals, at least charlie from cat let and talk faulkier county had an inch from yesterday. 8/10 of an inch. and heading to delaware with south of easton over to cambridge seeing heavy rain. looking a the next three days, damp today and cool. lucky to make the low 60s with fewer showers this afternoon. still a shower or two tonight and wednesday. near 70 tomorrow and thursday, nice and 77. the moms like me.com bus stop forecast, the showers, 50 to 55 with sunrise occurred almost an hour ago. a lot of light out there right now. mostly cloudy this afternoon. staying cool with isolated shower, less activity and highs low 60s, maybe upper 50s. cloudy and cool tonight, 47 to 55 with an isolated shower. sun8:16. we have been watching the temperatures as cool as 50 in cumberland and martinsburg and with the light rain around we have 54. winds northeast at nine. it is a cool, raw, damp morning and again, some slight improvement for the afternoon. as we look at the seven-day forecast, we will see a better day tomorrow, upper 60s to near 70. stima shower around. friday beautiful and 80 and scattered showers possible. saturday and sunday fall back to the comfortable range in the 70s. angie looks much better than the weather or the traffic. >> oh, gosh. i'm happier i will say because things are better on 395 with respect to the accident at northbound shirlington. it is now clear. as we switch the camera over you can see we have those lingering delays that will be with us all morning long. they are stretching back to the mixing bowl, even before that on to 95 and we are delayed on 95 starting at the prince william parkway. taking you about 30 minutes at least to make it from the beltway past shirlington. take it over to the maps and show you about the utility pole that was on fire earlier. that is now out but it is still impacting the area. northbound germantown road is closed between orchard street and fairfax boulevard area and we also know we have traffic lights that are on flash or completely out, which means you want to treat it as a four-way stop. move to the water main break. some better news here in northwest dc. things cleared before we thought they would. looks like they put steel plates on the ground on pennsylvania avenue going westbound between 20 and 21st. so that's what you want to watch for. meanwhile you are able to get by. finish up with 270, where we are crawling from father hurley to the split. plus, 20 minutes for that. back to you. the search continues this morning for the robber who targeted a bank of america in montgomery county. armed with a shotgun, the thief held up an armored car driver on new hampshire avenue in colesville. no one was hurt. the robber got away with money and the guard's gun. a man nearly killed when his truck fell on top of him had a chance to thank a medic that helped to save his life. chris larson has undergone 19 surgeries since the truck fell on him in oxon hill. his mother says a paramedic not only saved his life but helped him to turn his life around. >> his life was not going in a good direction. >> she's given me a second chance with my son. so -- i thank her immensely for that. >> reporter: he says he is enrolling in college courses and plans to enlist in the marines. his award is part of national amy week. sports the nba draft lottery is tonight and the wizards have a 10% chance of getting the number one pick. they can't get any worse than 8. game one of the western conference finals lath night was all los angeles. kobe brain had 44 points. the first time since last september the nationals have lost four in a row. craig statementen gave up four runs last night to beat st. louis 6-2. the series wraps up tonight. it is 53 degrees here in northwest washington. federal investigators are looking in to problems with the ford windstar. in three minutes the issue with the popular minivan. here's what is in the news now. police are looking for two men that killed a man in virginia. it happened at a mansion in bull run. the victim's name has not been released. the government reports that windstars can fail at high speeds. it affects mods from 1999 to 2003. ford is investigating we the investigation. beau wasn't cheap. financial disclosure forms shows the dog cost $1,800. i was a gift from the late senator ted kennedy. >> a cool, damp start to the day. we will see fewer showers this afternoon. highs will struggle to make the low 60s. a busy traffic day. angie will have more and a seven-day forecast that should put a smile on your face when 9 news now returns. hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ screaming [ gluck a reporter in missouri hit by a -- bit by a bird while doing a report. i remember the bird and biting and whatever live tv. who needs it. >> pretty bird. >> blood. >> all right. let's talk about the traffic. 395 northbound from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. plus 30 minutes to make it through that thanks to an accident at shirlington. northbound germantown road. moving though maps in fairfax. it is closed between fairfax boulevard and orchard street because of a downed pole they are trying to fix. on the outer loop it is jammed 95 to georgia. no surprise there. a 2-minute delay. we are cool and damp this morning. numerous shower and drizzle. lucky to make the low 60s today. fewer showers tonight and tomorrow with 70 and thursday and friday are nice before more shower and storms are possible over the weekend. i checked the market date data and they should be slightly higher on the open. the "early show" is next and they will have a preview of the pennsylvania primary and a closer look at supreme court decisions on crime. our next news is at noon. until then
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