to 197i you may mind a little congestion. all lanes open. still activity on the shoulder. no lanes closed. as the commute is beginning to pick up, loading up, slowing down along interstate as you begin the commute on in you should find travel lanes open east to the capital beltway. tom, how about the forecast? > a cold start. good orning. there s a live view from city cam. jefferson memorial is under a mostly clear sky in washington and points south and east. mostly clear. below freeze anythin charles county and parts of calvert and st. mary s. prince george s in the mid-30s. low 30s in montgomery, arlington, fairfax. near 40 in washington. quite a bit of cloudiness to our west. as a result, it s not quite as cold. the clouds have broken uin central west virginia. great lakes, low to mid-20s. it s tapping that cold air and will keep us on the chilly side. thatloud cover thais locked in to our west. it s breaking up already in west virginia. waiting for the bus stop you need t
day progresses. increasing sunshine by noon time. near 50. sunrise 6:55. it s getting later and later. today is 4:52. bright full moon around sunset. a look into saturday, sunday, mondayin ten minutes. now let s check the friday morning trachblth how is it looking, jerry? breaking news in laurel, maryland where authorities continue their investigation into the overnight hours. a pedestrian was killed in laurel. 30s still have southbound lanes closed up. it occurred during the 1:00 a.m. hour. no idication how long it will be closed. let s head over and see how we re doing. blurry eyed on a friday morning. fair oks all the way in. and overnight road work north of wn from new hampshire avenue toward university boulevard. most of it looks like it s in the process of being pkd up. joe, eun jurors will soon begin a third day of deliberations in the chandra levy trial. over the last two days they have deliberated for more than 11 hours. they have only askedor two things, gloves
of the procedures. tom fitzgerald is live tonight with more. reporter: you know, washington can be a place of privilege for it. but for all of us, the big thing has been airport security. now, it happened on the security line a few weeks ago and raised fresh questions on capitol hill tonight about who and how people are being searched. the tsa met with with hands- on pat down of mike johan s body, the kind of feeling he won t forget. the pat down is intrusive. there is no getting around it. reporter: while he is a frequent flyer, he happens to sit on the committee of the tsa. you think you overstepd? reporter: the problem is since tsa rolled out the new body scanners seeing through clothes, it sel to passengers that get scanned or patted it s told passengers to get scanned or patted down and he got both. it s not is explained to myself as to why any citizens would have to go through both. interestingly enough, i got phone calls yesterday from people saying wel
the president received the peace ize bullet he justified wars like the ones he s escalating in afghanistan. barack and michelle obama tonight and the crowd in oslo. norwegians are enthusiastic about the president and the peace prize, but the winner himself was ught in a dilemma. how to be gracious but admit he s less accomplished than, say, u.s. winner martin luther king. the obama solution was to look ahead. dr. king won his prize it has a galvanizing effect around the world and lifted his stature in the united states reporter: barack obama s principles gave him the stature for the peace prize said norway s prime minister. you have really created a new climate of international cooperation through your strong emphasis on the need for president barack obama. reporter: president obama acknowledged the other controversy, a peace prize winner escalating a war in afghanistan. he had no apologies. cannot stand idle in the face of threats to the american people. nego