they did find diesel fuel on the scene, but they believe it was leaking from the saddle tanks and not actually from the oits own tanks inside. they expect to have been cleaned up within the next 45 minutes. ben eisler, abc 7 news. let s keep our fingers crossed. let s get to lisa baden for a detour idea. that would include traffic on 214 and b-w parkway. getting fancy out of annapolis and bowie this morning. in virginia, if we don t have to dance around anything. normal volume. 95 is normal as well as 66. here we are across the potomac. cool temperatures outside and we have some quiet. sunrise in 40 minutes from now. it s a little foggy in the distance because we have areas open pat frost is areas of patchy frost. 37 degrees in college park, 31 in warrenton this morning. a chilly start to the day. you need a jacket. profitable by this afternoon low 60 s with total sunshine into the afternoon. a few degrees warmer with sunshine on tuesday. i will talk about the next
turkey. hundreds are still missing. a moderate islamist party claims of victory in tunisia s first elections since the arab spring began. u.s. diplomats hold exploratory talks with north korea, starting negotiations on nuclear disarmament. encounter, andse she meets the victims of brisbane s floodsin of australia. it is 4:00 a.m. in london. protesting to viewers on pbs in america and in london and around the world. this is newsday. rescue teams in turkey are continuing to search for survivors after the strong earthquake that hit the east of the country on sunday. least 270 people have been killed and it is feared the death toll will rise. more than 1000 have been injured, in the earthquake which measured 7.2 and stuck close to the border with iran. this city was the worst hit, with 1000 building destroyed. from there, daniel sanford sent this report. hammering, clawing, cutting, pulling at the ruins of reinforced concrete apartment blocks. the ordinary people of thi
reporting normal service systemwide. 210 at berry eroderoad out of accokeek. no accidents on the virginia side of the beltway. looks good in to the district. 295 at first sterling avenue has an accident. normal travel times from leesburg and on the greenway. books good on 66 between centreville and 495. 270 looks good and father hurley boulevard. and this picture across the american legion bridge, it s quiet. it s about to get supper for some drivers to get to the capital beltway. vdot will close the ramp from a gallows road north to 495 southbound for two weeks starting today. this is for construction. drivers will be detoured onto arlington boulevard. our top story this monday morning, justice for jayna murray. the murder trial for the woman accused of the brutal murder gets underway. prosecutors say brittany norwood killed murray inside the bethesda yoga store where they both worked after kamarinorwood was caught shoplifting. we expect everything to get started aroun
businesses to urge the leaders to work with greece. there is a determination to get through the crisis. angela merkel and papandreou said the that stabilizing greece is essential. we have had the common experience that we are bound closely together through the euro. the weakness of one partner affect all partners and conversely, the strength of individual partners guarantees prosperity and a future for all. earlier in the day, papandreou asuured business leaders that athens was standing by its commitments. he asked the audience to play as parts cost play its part. i can assure you that your investment increase will not keep us in the past. this is an investment to move greece into the future. the federation of german industry called on greek companies to remain committed to their own country. no foreign investors will make their way to greece. if they see greek investors move in the opposite direction. the visit was to underline the commitment for the leaders
nine black males tried to rob him friday after school on campus. two unknown black males. one of them hit him over the head saying if he told anyone they would come back to the school and can him kill him. during his arrest he told the officer he was afraid for his life which was why he had begun. he did not needed. bail is set at $10,000 and he will have a review hearing. barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. of baltimore city police officers facing a long list of citations including driving under the influence. to ms. c smith led them on a high-speed chase. officers say he had a handgun on his waist. he was driving under the influence. detectives responded to the 4000 block of primrose just before 3:00 amr they found an unidentified man inside a car who had been shot in the head. no word on a suspect or motive. after yesterday s massive fire, the building is now in the process of being torn down. sky team 11 was over this scene on west belvedere avenue as the fire rea