volume, the headlights heading around to silver spring out of college park. south on 270, i-95 down from baltimore. downtown traffic is pretty light. we re coming up, we ll have another report for you at 6:12. mike, back to you. thanks, beverly. we ll talk to you then. tension definitely on the rise. check out this video from portland, oregon. police had to start arresting some of the protestors at two city parks there. hours later, the protestors fought back. that s not the only place this is happening. surae chinn is live at the occupy d.c. camp in northwest washington. surae, good morning and how are things there? well, things are going very peacefully. it is calm here at mcpherson square. 15th and k streets northwest. as you were saying, not the case across the country. we do have some local protestors here, joe and rusty, to talk about the reaction of some of the clashes between police and protestors in places such as portland, albany, new york and oakland, califor
unsettling. you never know what can happen. this is right here at walmart. and i m here, like, at least three times a week. so it s just it makes you think, you know? it s horrible for things like that to happen to people. don t we have any respect for each other anymore? tonight, the stabbing victims and the trauma center, they say he s expected to recover. we have the statement from walmart. they say there is an unfortunate incident and we re obviously concerned for our associate who was injured. walmart said they re working with the police and they re going refrain from any other statements until the investigation is completed. wendy, back to you. pat collins. thank you, pat. a virginia day care worker is charged with failing to report an injury to a baby in her care. 25-year-old fanny-romero-enriquez was inialliesburg. it was not reported to authorities until april 29th, eight days later. we are told the baby is still recovering from that injury. enriquez
the problem is the water won t wait and as it continues to snake across the south, the ripple effect of the flood could be felt across the country. anything in boat shipments will be affected by this. of course, the biggest impact is along the path of the widening river, flooding so bad it could be seen from space. these before and after images from memphis from a nasa satellite provide some perspective, but the view from the ground may be the most striking. this is a flood of a generation. nobody s ever seen water this high and it s likely nobody ever will again. this is a monumental flooding. and still growing as it moves through the south through mississippi and ultimately into louisiana. the army ore of engineers has opened more than 70 gates on the spillway northeast of new orleans and soon could do the same near baton rouge. the flow there would threaten 13,000 homes and businesses. if i don t use this, about 200 miles of leff ease over here will could be
newmarket, harrisonburg and chartsville. we ll see a little bit in the way of high clouds coming in from time to time especially this morning through midday. still a nice day with highs in the low 70s. 4:30 a.m., angie goff, happy tuesday. back at you, howard. hope you re off to a great tuesday. so far, so good out on the roadways. that s why we keep the green light on. let s keep you moving, show you maryland s 270 headed southbound, roadwork is with us for the next half hour or so. set-up at route 80. moving over to the beltway in maryland, a couple of spots here, arena drive, losing a couple of right lanes. before that at allentown, we re losing a couple of left lanes. virginia s beltway checking out crystal clear. lanes wide open between the american legion bridge and the wilson bridge. 66 drivers, construction is set up around 123. you re going to want to stay to the right. 95 headed northbound, no problems to report from dumfries past lorton. still ahead, a look at th