for you. let me try that again. should be sunshine to start your day and we'll have the clouds moving in later on today. mostly cloudy and the rain will move in during the nighttime hours. we'll see if that transitions into winter weather. high temperatures in the upper 40s and by 4:00 p.m., the clouds will start to move in and they'll start to lower and thicken. more details on the forecast in a minute. let's check out the traffic with julie. all right, a lot is happening now. we're receiving word of an accident involving a tractor trailer tieing up the commute. that puts it south of this area. the sky fox is in route to the incident. coming in and out of the area, no trouble in and out of centreville. the lanes are open. this is a crash near 123 and it's cleared near the shoulder. julie, thank you very much. we're following a story out of a town in virginia. people in culpeper are shocked after a woman was killed by the police. we're live in the news room with details on what happened. >> good morning, allison and tony. the police officer and the woman got into a confrontation. what happened next remains unclear. it happened yesterday morning after what the police described as a physical alternation. the officer shot and killed the 54-year-old. the witnesses told a local newspaper that the officer was talking to the woman and he warned he would shoot. the officer is placed on administrative leave. the virginia state police are investigating and won't confirm how many times he was shot or what prompted the office i [computer difficulties] a big honor for three county police officers. they'll be awarded certificates and letters of accommodation. well, another big story making head lines, the enormous mortgage settlement. aide to struggling homeowners is on the way. that's the deal between the banks and the governments. now, there are big questions this morning over who gets a piece of the money. >> these negotiations took more than a year in that time, lenders slowed the pace of foreclosures, now, with a deal reached, the home seizures may be on the rise. with the shadow of negotiations limited. the realty track says that the settlement between five big banks and the -- obama administration may result in a wave of home foreclosures. foreclosures that should have happened last year will happen this year. the deal makes a recovery more likely. president obama touted the agreement saying that america's biggest banks will now provide relief. they'll measure some measure of justice for those who are victims. >> reporter: to help over 1 million homeowners, $17 billion will be used to lower the mortgage principles. $3billion to be used by banks and $5 billion in payments of $2000 will be compensating for servicing errors. >> those are steps that help the housing market recover. the benefits to the very institutions themselves are enormous. >> the deal doesn't do enough. it sounds good on paper. it's really false. this covers 10% of the mortgages in the country. >> the amount of the settlement could grow. in washington, nicole colins, fox news. the republican candidates are making speeches in the district today. three of the hopefuls are addressing conservatives at their annual meeting. ron paul will not. rick santorum and mitt romney and newt gingrich will speak today. the big event of the conference will be a straw poll this weekend. ron paul won last year. >> today, president obama will sign the last piece of legislation sponsored by gabrielle giffords. the bill gives law enforcement greater authority to combat war trafficking on the border. gabrielle giffords will be there for the signing president obama will also attend a campaign event this afternoon. monday, he'll unveil his 20 is budget in northern virginia. now, it's 33 degrees. sandusky heads back to court. we'll have a preview of the hearing. and tempers are boiling over a new rule on contraceptive coverage. and caps fans are bake -- waking up in shock. how could they blow a two goal lead with minutes to go. also, we have peyton manning talk. here's the live look at the sun as it makes an appearance this morning. we'll get more in a moment. this is the beetles. map two explosion in syria hit the city of alepo. it's the first time there's been this kind of violence in syria's biggest city. this is amateur video of the third largest city in syria. president obama is calling this outrageous bloodshed and is calling for the syrian president to step down. a hearing will address sandusky today. he'll also request to have contact with his grandchildren. prosecutors want tougher bail conditions so that sandusky won't be allowed outside of his home. this week, patients and teachers at a school near his home complained he's been watching children play from the porch. a top aid of gabrielle giffords is making a play to fill her seat. ron basher -- ron barber was her director and he was asked by gabrielle giffords to run for the seat. special election will be held in june. gabrielle giffords handed in her resignation last month. it's 7:15 and it will warm up near 50 today. >> yeah, a nice, mild day. it's friday and we'll have a nice afternoon. the clouds will move in and things take a turn towards the wintry later on tonight. it's a weird shift. >> well, the 50s will play into the forecast. the thinking is, we won't be cold enough to transition over to snow. really, that warm temperature will be fine. >> let's get to it and the question mark, weekend snow? how about a weekend mix. that will be mostly tomorrow and right now, we're not thinking we'll get a lot in the way of accumulating snow. the temperatures will be too warm. sunshine is starting and clouds are moving quickly and there after. you can feel the moisture to the south and the west. that is combining to create the low pressure off of the coast. that's something we haven't had a chance to talk about. we've been fortunate, if you don't like winter storms, we haven't had much of that. this is sliding off towards the north and east. at the same time, we have a cold front towards chicago. exactly, how all of the parts come together will determine the weather we'll get. right now, we're thinking rain transitioning into the wintry mix and daytime hours. we could have light accumulations north and south of the city. right now, 33 degrees. cold start to the day and heading up to dulles. rain showers tonight transitioning to the wintry mix. temperatures plummet late in the day tomorrow and tomorrow night. check out the daytime high sunday. 33 degrees and it will be windy. one of the coldest days, really in the past month by sunday afternoon. >> all right. >> we'll prepare. >> thanks, sir. julie has a look at the roads. all right, good morning to you. right now, we have our hands full with this tractor trailer. since then, they were in the process of moving that flat bed out of the roadway. that's what they've done. you can see the cab portion of it. it's now moved to the side street. there's a tow truck on the scene. the roadway has been reopened. for a while, it's been shut down. now, we have traffic moving once again. coming southbound on 29, expect the delays to leave on rundale road. that's the check of the traffic. all right, thank you. dave ross is here. a roadblock for the caps and rumors about peyton manning? >> tony, it's a subject we love to talk about. let me ask you, are you intrigued by peyton manning coming to washington, d.c. possibly? >> i'm torn, i know our history bringing in the mcnabbs and the -- haynesworths. sanders. it doesn't usually pan out, but it's peyton manning. >> that's the point, if you can get this guy. the deal is, he's property of the colts. they have a decision to make if they'll keep him or cut him. they'll free themselves of $28 million a bonus. then, he'll be a free agent. i think he'll be the most coveted free agent. he'll be 36 when he plays next year, yes, he's had 3 surgeries for his neck, and everyone says, this is not a quarter back away, this is not just another quarter back, this is a quarter back that makes the wide receivers better that are average. this offensive line will be better. he gets rid of the ball quickly. people are saying, he can coach. mike did it with oleway. another aging quarter back at the time. he's done this recipe for the past. i don't see why they can't win big with pate ton here and soon -- payton here and soon. that's the key here, we're not 100% sure, his bill of health. if he's given a clean bill of health, i would say, take a look and i would make a strong play. >> number one, shouldn't it mean something, the colts -- >> he is the colt. shouldn't it mean something if they say, i know, it's about money. we love you and we don't believe in you any more. >> the difference that philadelphia did with reed and mcnabb, they believed that con --donovan was done. i think that the colts are looking at luck, he's the next peyton manning, they see. they want to plug him in for the next 15 years. their concern is the neck. i think with the andrew luck situation, that's why they're willing to part with him. >> tony, we'll get ready for the play offs. last night, an important game. this is a game they should win, they said. look all of the while, it's scoreless. look at that. this is a pretty pass. here comes simmons. goal there. 2-0! he scores twice in 12 seconds. matthew has to get this one to extend the game. it's going to be stoned. and the caps lose the heart breaker. they're tied with florida. if they don't win the division, they may not make it to the play offs. here's the rematch, it's on. >> it is? >> i was trying to surprise you guys, but lamont will be here to discuss this in las vegas. i say, road trip. >> yeah! >> yeah, good stuff. >> thank you. >> that's exciting news. home butted -- home brewed coffee makers are being recalled. also, the birth control bill fights on. and we're jazzing it up this morning. the united states air force band is deeing up for big -- are gearing up for big stars. we'll even get a taste of what you can expect. that's a little bit of earth wind and fire for you. a. there's a lawsuit that catholic -- there's a lawsuit against the sanctity of life. next hour, we're talking with a lawyer representing the network. a consumer alert if you brew coffee at home. more than a million single cup coffee makers are being recalled. the consumer product safety commission says there have been 140 reported incidents and 27 cases of 2nd degree burn. it can burst while brewing. well, that would not be pleasant. >> not a good way to start the day. fun in the sun got more legal in california. an update on a football and frisbee ban in budges there. and -- and today, some contenders are going to make their pitch for the white house. this is a brand-new book. just came out. >> looking forward to that. also, we have another live look outside. oh, no, traffic is backing up. julie right will tell us about the roadways and tucker has the forecast. we'll be back. 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[ laughter ] >> all right, tucker, well, right now, on whisky button, that's one of your favorite hangouts. we had a gas leak there and it was resolved. whiskey bottom is running well again. no problems to report to and from laurel. meanwhile, if you're heading on the otherside of the town, we have delays along 295 and leaving the bellway -- beltway. this is about 40 miles per hour now. not that bad as earlier this week. this is also towards the freeway. otherside of town, inner lupe leaving springfield, that's a 17 minute compute -- compute -- commute. lanes are open on the top stretch. we're starting to slow here at 20 miles per hour. that's the check of the fox5 on time traffic. thanks. the host of fox news is in town. he's also attending the c pack conference. todd is the author of the new book. it's called "dispatched from bitter america." >> well, great to meet you. >> welcome to the studios. we want to talk about the book and the name. you're heading to the c. pack. you have an understanding of this boat -- voting block. we're talking about conservative america. what do they want to hear? >> more conservatives than you can shake at stick at in washington now. they're concerned about the current crop of candidates. everywhere i go, most people say -- who are you going to support and they're not sure. today, it's a big day, they get to hear from candidates. we're not sure if ron paul will be there in person or online. the big issue is who's the best guy to beat president obama. right now, they're not sure. >> right now, putting on your political hat if you would like. i would like to ask your opinion of this group. we have a mormon candidate, a man who's been married three times. >> well, when you hear about ron paul, you hear bla, bla and they're not connecting and then, you have mitt romney, he has great presidential hair and his policies don't jive. if i was newt gingrich, i would have gotten up there and said, you know what, mitt, you've had more positions on issues than i've had wives. >> what about santoruming. >> well, ultimately, republicans vote on values. values matter and in new hampshire, mitt romney said that electable trumps principle and belief. people aren't sure if they can trust mitt romney now. quite frankly, his policies mirror president obamas. people are wanting the antiobama candidate. the flavor of the day is santorum now. >> this book is a play on something that president obama said. can you tell us about the title? >> well, in 2008, president obama was on the campaign trail. i was traveling with them. i said, i'm a gun together chicken eating man and i'm not bitter. my whole family does that and we're not bitter. i wrote the book and found out if people are really bitter americans. people are clinging to their guns and religion. they're afraid that the government is going to take it away. you had an i tiffany, tell us about it. >> i've never been to new england before. folks in the south, we have an impression of yankee country. when i cross the state line from boston, i saw a sign for cracker barrel, i saw pick up trucks and folks talked with an accent and that was a nascar track. i thought i was in alabama. you talk about culture and wealth. you take a humorous look. what do you think at the end of the day? >> i think it comes down to class and culture. it's a combination of things. i live with brooklyn. which is funny to think about it. >> well, it's a hoot. we had a big block party and i bought rush limbaugh's ice tea, no one talks to me now. >> well, it's great to talk to you. you're going to sea-tac for a book signing? >> yes, 10:00 over at the marriott, and it's here. i forget where, but it's here. >> i should have had that. >> go to my book tour's website. >> this is dispatched from bitter america. have a good day, sir. >> well, fun stuff. thank you. 7:41 now. still ahead, a rescue off of the coast of hawaii after a young boy sailing with his father and uncle runs into major trouble in the pacific. first, we have a look at today's myfox half off deal. it's from the shakespeare theater company. you can get the tickets 50% off right now. it's like two for the price of one. to get the deal, go to -- go to the website and look for the deal. mocha. ooh! who's mocha? for the perfect blend of coffee and chocolate, try a mocha coffee or latte today. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. definitely dunkin'. you know, i need to get that jolt in the morning, but i want something good to do that. you can't mistake the flavor. i run on dunkin'. tell us what you're drinkin' for a chance to be famous. america runs on dunkin' coffee. two men and a boy were plucked from the pacific after their sailboat capsized. the tourists had been on a four week journey when their engine and sail stopped working. they got a hold of a coast guard ship and as the ship moved into position, it bounced off of a giant swell causing it to capsize and sink. after an hour, the vessel managed to pull all three from the water. >> two people started carrying me. i had mild hypothermia. i just thought that people were really happy to see that we were alive. >> the 9-year-old said he was looking forward to seeing his mother. she was flying to meet them. he planned a swim in safe water, the hotel pool. setting the record straight about a new beach law. tossing a football or a frisbee on a beach is okay, as long as people play safely. the county received complaints as far away as london. play has been banned on the beach for the past ho years -- 40 years. if you don't ask permission, you could get a $100 fine. >> why is london weighing in on it? >> i guess they often visit the beach in los angeles. >> you wouldn't want to have fun on the beach. >> well, people are trying to sunbathe and stuff, i'm just saying. well, we have cooler temperatures right now and