i ll give you the update on what lith happen tomorrow morning and what about the rt of your thanksgiving holiday. i ve got it all for you coming up. we ll see you then. thank you. it wasn t bad weather but a truck accide that created big ck-ups in delaware. the southbound lanes of i-95 in wilmington were shut down for two hours this afternoon when a truck overturned and spilled its load of gravel. traffic was backed up for miles. the accident has been cleared and the ghway reopened. to help relie some of the congestion in delaware, the toll has been lifted and the newark toll plaza for drivers heading north until 11:00 tonight. meanwhile our team coverage continues with jane watrel. she is live down in virginia. woodbridge, to be specific. hi, jane. reporter: there is a lot of activity down here. if you re a driver, it is probably not so. it is buer-to-bumper traffi and people are trying to get out of town. let take a look at u-95 south. south of wood bridge, it appears
he was arrested and appeared in d.c. court today. he was relsed on his own recould goies in answer but he is due back in court for a eliminary hearing on these charges. all right. thank you. court hearings for two prce george s coty policemen have been postponed over apparentroblems with legal fees. those officers are among nine people charged in a corruption se in the county. derrick ward is in greenbelt with more on this. reporter: those officers did make very brief court appearances toy in separate hearing. it was supposed to be a detention hearing but they were put off, at least one of them until next month while sme issues including legal fees are worked out these hearings took place in a courtroom pack with friends, families and colleagues. today s scheduled court appearance for officer richard delabrer was postpone until next month. corruption charges brought against him led to the freeze of assets and they said it is now challenging for him to pay his legal fees
police chief. now questions about the man in charge of running the day to day. we re talking about the city administrator, mike downs. his commute, 160 miles round trip and some residents are upset about footing that bill. fox 5 s maureen umeh has the investigation. reporter: quitting time on a monday and michael downs is on his way home. fox 5 going the speed limit can t keep up with his city issued 2010 chevy impala as it heads up route 50 towards the eastern shore. more than an hour later we find the car parked in downs driveway, 80 miles away from where he works as city administrator for new carrollton. is this okay? absolutely not. reporter: cynthia sweet is a long time resident and like others has questioned downs take home car and his 160-mile round trip commute to rock hall. where do you care about this? because i pay taxes in the city and i ve been a resident for 18 years. reporter: department guidelines provided to fox 5 by downs himself say any employee
because of the storms that rolled through late last night. we ll be talking about that throughout the morning. good more morning, everybody. thank you for being here. i m gurvir dhindsa. i m steve chenevey. arundel middle school is closed today due to a power outage. the national weather service will anybody baltimore neighborhood trying to figure out if a tornado came through overnight. talking about fleetwood avenue in northeast baltimore where fire sills say gusts after of at least 80 miles per hour were clocked around 1:30 this morning. haven t we done this already a couple of times in the past. one more time. hard to believe it is november and we are talking about severe thunderstorms. sure enough. rolled through during the overnight hours and they will be with us. let s go to the satellite-radar and we ll take a look at current conditions and you will be able to see that, as we get into the morning hours, we have lost the rain showers and the thunderstorm activi
all over the world on the latest move the united states is to give slumping economies a much-needed shot in the arm. as joel brown reports it could be a tough sell. reporter: president obama arrived in south korea on the defensive. he ll have to explain the federal reserve s decision to pump $600 billion in to the u.s. economy. the fed s goal is to drive down interest rates, jump start lending and shore up the sagging economy, but the move will also weaken the dollar. making american goods cheaper. some world leaders say that gives the u.s. an unfair advantage. the debate is sure to take center stage when the g-20 economic summit kicks off tomorrow in seoul. security there is tight, as leaders from the 20 countries with the world s biggest economy arrive for the two-day meeting. the president already sent the leaders a letter laying our his position. he wrote a strong u.s. economy helps everyone grow. the tough negotiations in south korea come after a warm welcome in indo