change in the forecast track for hurricane joaquin. still a great deal of uncertainty, but it keeps the center of the circulation offshore. either way, it means wind and rain continuing on into your sunday as well. so it s a wet start this morning. temperatures are in the 50s. it will be a cloudy and wet day. take your umbrella and your raincoat out the door this morning. temperatures will struggle to get back near 60 degrees. angie, back to you. thank you so much, chuck. right now storm team 4 is keeping an eye on two weather systems heading our way. hurricane joaquin could make landfall sunday or monday and the track of that hurricane could change depending on the nor easter. rain expected to bring a lot of rain to the area. news4 s megan mcgrath with a look at one area that we know is very prone to flooding. reporter: this is definitely a spot prone to flooding. we re getting light rate right now in old towne, alexandria. i m standing right at the base here. typica
larry miller, over to you. more traffic, more problems. looks like we have another issue to talk about this morning, this on i-66 eastbound side at route 50 right now where we have an accident. i want to show you a live look from our trafficland cam. we can see at least one lane closure, possibly even two. police currently on the scene. sky 9 making its way there. this is certainly going to cause a backup as we have more people hopping on to i-66 at this point. we re going to keep a close eye on this. we ll have an update on this situation shortly. meantime around the capital beltway, no major issues. still fairly quiet on the inner and outer loop as we go back to the map. 395 as well as 295 free and clear of any issues. here s a live look from our maryland cam on the beltway. still fairly light on both the inner and outer loop. no major accidents to slow you down. we ll have another update in ten minutes. for now over to you. we begin with developing news in the 2009 dis
it s a wonderful day. reporter: boehner has been under enormous crift civil from conserve criticism from conservatives over the funding for planned parenthood and was working to avoid a shutdown. i think we re going to miss him. i m very sad. he s a good man. reporter: one of his aides released a statement saying he believes putting those through long turmoil will do irreparable damage. the resignation is a stark indication of the disarray of the louse republicans. reporter: bane house republicans. reporter: boehner s decision comes one day after his emotional meeting with pope francis. he invited francis to address congress. boehner is second in line to the presidency behind vice president joe biden. he became speaker in 2011 when republicans took control of the house. his resignation is effective october 30. craig boswell, cbs news, capitol hill. now the battle over funding for planned parenthood intensified after those controversial videos surfaced in
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