Along i 70, be prepared. We can see it around mount prospect. And we have it coming down but it is light in nature. Thats the good things and temperatures will be on the cold side. We are above average but we have the winds out of the northwest at 16 now in stevensville. And gusts at 25 miles an hour. Going into the afternoon. Look at the planner we will start you off at 8 00 cold. And 36 degrees. The breeze is making that feel more like we are in the low 30s. Lets check traffic. Were off to a cold start. And there are several accidents n woodlawn. Along the after bound lanes of 70 as you approach 695 t crashed over the guardrail. Expect a slow ride over the beltway and more problems on the west side of 695. And right on the outer loop. Here is a live look. This is not causing delays. 11 minutes from 795 here is hunt valley and traffic is moving along and was are having a few flurries. Frederick seeing some flurries. Reduce the speeds to make sure you stay safe. Clear heading downtown.
Gretchen tomorrow, well have miranda lambert, who will stop by. You know her as a Country Music star sensation. Brian well review the president s big speech today and find out what its being to mean fort next four years. Steve log on to the after the show show. Now back to washington. Bill good morning from pennsylvania avenue, just across from the white house. The vips are arriving here in washington, d. C. It is an absolutely stunning day already. The stage is set, the mall looks terrific and festivities. They are about to begin in the second inauguration of president barack obama. A bit of a road show for us today. Good morning from washington. Im bill hemmer. Special edition of americas newsroom on this Inauguration Day from americas capitol. You look great. Martha terrific to be here. The viewing stand you see behind us. There is the white house. A huge day today. The public event follows the official swearing in we watched yesterday in a small private ceremony that took place in
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