around the posted speed. as far as 95 goes, if you re traveling that in the southbound direction, just a minor delay as you make your approach to white marsh boulevard and we still have a little bit of construction going on. northbound north park avenue, that s closed between security boulevard and windsor mill so avoid that area if at all possible. as far as your drive times go, 60 miles an hour average. let s now take a live look. as you can see everything is flowing just fine. 95 southbound at 32. for the most accurate and up to date traffic information available you can always count on us at wjz.com. here s what people will be talking about today. a community comes together to remember a 13-year-old girl while police investigate what role one of their own officers may have played in covering up her death. we re live at city police headquarters with the latest on this case. reporter: good morning. well, family and friends of 13-year-old monae turnage says the questions
thousands of electronics. and apple unveils the new ipad. the picture will be better than any htv out there. we begin tonight with the councilwoman charged with reckless driving. good evening, i m brian bolter. and i m shawn yancy. councilwoman karen toles spoke today, reading a brief prepared statement. when we tried to answer questions, she turned and walked away. wisdom martin was there. reporter: she takes this citation very seriously and her attorneys are dealing with this particular issue. she also issued an apology and says she wants to get back to the business of running the county. prince georges county councilwoman, karen toles, made her first public comment, a day after getting a citation for reckless driving back in february. i sincerely regret the events that have transpired, which have proven to be a distraction to the business of the county council. i offer my utmost and sincere apologies to my constituents and colleagues and all county residents. i
because it will get nice and warm. our temperatures will be in the 60s. we have quiet conditions, lots of clear skies. lots of stars and planets to see during the overnight hours. should be a nice sunrise for you. an absolutely beautiful day. a lot of sunshine as mentioned. let s do the temperature at reagan national. 41degrees. humidity, 57%. yesterday turned into a nice day with highs in the upper 40s. today about 15 degrees warmer than that. we will see sunshine, mild conditions and highs in the mid- 60s. should be a beautiful day for you, nice and dry for your wednesday. mother details on the forecast. we ll look at the five-day forecast in just a minute. a big night for mitt romney topping our stories this morning. he handily won five of the 10 states in the super tuesday contest including virginia but he and ron paul were the only ones on the ballot. he also squeaked out a victory against rick santorum in ohio. but santorum s camp says it was happy with the results ha
tonight 419 delegates at stake for the gop race for the white house. voters came out in virginia, ohio, massachusetts. as well as north dakota, tennessee, alaska and idaho. for a look at the latest results, let s get right to gary nurenberg in our newsroom. reporter: nobody got knocked off. everybody got to say there was a good reason for them to stay in. the real nail biter ohio which has proven essential to republican wins in the past. right now too close to call with 84% of the vote in, rick santorum leading mitt romney 38-37% in ohio. and in the rest of the primary newt gingrich and ron paul coming in a distant third and fourth. and virginia mitt romney wins big. 59% to 49% over ron paul. the only two names on that ballot. massachusetts a big win for mitt romney over rick santorum. 72-12%. other win for romney in massachusetts. and for neighboring vermont, romney again wins 40% to 25%. ron paul in second place. a good showing for him there. also in vermont, third an
they re calling indicted anne arundel county executive john leopold s enemy s list. prosecutors say he asked for a security detail to keep on political opponents? it s expressly forbidden by the law. and to have a top-ranking government official expressing this is outrageous. reporter: and two police officers want leopold to step down. the head of the police union. anne arundel county will become, once this spreads, the laughingstock of the country. reporter: this comes after a no confidence vote from the fraternal order of police. like anybody, i think i was surprised to see 100% of the members to vote that way. reporter: leopold has denied wrongdoing. he says, i continue to work well with the f.o.p. and its members. and i continue to have full faith and confidence in all police department members. if there is any basis for the published reports of the chief turning a blind eye, a blind eye, to the county administrator s alleged shenanigans, then i say shame o