forecast for today, hot, folks, like summertime. partly loud you, quite warm. isolated showers or thunderstorms possible later. look if a high of about 89 degrees today. that is way above normal. sounds steamy. yes. thank you, tony. let s check in with julie wright and say good morning to her. good morning to you all. right now, the big story will be out on 66 where we do have a crash involving an overturned vehicle. this occurred before you reach the beltway here. we ve got the two right lanes blocked off at the scene. if you are traveling inbound from nutley street headed eastbound towards the beltway, already slow traffic starting to form on 66 in the direction of 495. on the inner loop, the exit to georgia avenue, roadwork set up there. that will cost you five to seven minutes trying to get through there. that s a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. new this morning, a police chase starts in maryland and ends in southeast d.c. with a crash. an officer crashed
ready for it. the satellite-radar, still a few clouds spinning in from the east pushing in off the ocean than contributessed to that mist and fog that gurvir mentioned as well. no rain showers around here. we are not expecting any rain touring the course of our day. let s see what we can find with our temperatures. partly cloudy today, hot, perhaps an is a lighted thunderstorm in the forecast. i think maybe a 10, 15% chance you will be able to see that. 89degrees for an afternoon high. we ll talk about the all- important holiday weekend coming up. we want to look at our top stories now. today, british petroleum engineers could begin force feeding mud and cement into the broken well that has been spewing millions of gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico for the past five weeks. the findings of an interior department review are scheduled on thursday. as the crisis nice north and south korea mount, secretary of state hillary clinton has arrived and pledges full support fo
i m steve chenevey. and i m allison seymour. metro s red line is having trouble after early equipment derailment and we ll get the latest from julie in just a moment. but first let s check in with tony for our forecast. things look nice out there this morning. it does. and i have to say at tucker s urging i stepped outside because we have no windows here in the studio. and i feel badly i ve been talking about clouds but we have bright blue skies out there. there are a couple of clouds out but for the most part sunny skies. let s take a look at what is happening. i ll show you the satellite radar. and that even suggests cloud cover moving over the region and it s pushing off to the west and that s leaving wuss a fine start to leaving leaving us with a fine start to the day. right now our current temperature not too bad. we are at 64 degrees. there is your humidity, 84%. winds are calm. barometric pressure 40.01. so isolated thunderstorm possible this evening and look
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space. overall no incidents or accidents this way. 95 northbound in virginia. that s how we will wrap it up. slow between the prince william parkway and route 1. looks like coming off the exit here we have some cars pulled over blocking the ramp near route 1. send it over to andrea. thank you, angie. the dc city council will consider a tax on people who work for the district but live outside of the city s borders. that s about 70% of dc government workers. kristin fisher is live outside of the wilson government building with a preview. good morning. let s say you work for dc s city government but maybe you live outside of the city in the suburbs or maybe even as close as bethesda or arlington. then you are one of the people that would have to pay this so- called commuter tax. the dc city council approves it this morning. we are talking teachers, principals, janitors, police officers, all of them. now, opponents argue it is simply not fair. after all many of these people a