seeded number one. >> that's right. you can do what are you want with your brackets. if you have rain in your bracket today, you will probably win. we have a few rain showers passing through as we speak and we'll see more a little bit later. we'll show you what is going on out there. we'll start with our temperatures across the region. not too bad. it is a cool start. we are in the 40s for the most part. 45degreewashington. 4 # out in cambridge -- 43 out in cambridge, maryland. here is a look at the radar. it will show you some of the rain showers coming through as with speak. where we're getting rain, it is mainly light rain. off to the west, some areas of heavier rain in western maryland. so out to the west of the mountains, some of that may make its way across. we'll have to wait and see. so the forecast for today looks like this. certainly, we'll have mostly cloudy skies today. we will see conditions become windy. winds gusting up to maybe 25 to 30 miles per hour. some isolated thunderstorms are possible this afternoon. highs today should be in the mid-60s. we'll have more details in just a little bit. let's get a check of the traffic with julie wright. >> early this morn, lanes are open. nice, easy ride around town. if only it could stay this way. right now, you will find lanes are open and track flowing freely south along 270 south of germantown. no problems reported along 355 headed southbound leaving i-70. if you are traveling northbound on i-95, light traffic volume here headed across the occoquan. beltway inner loop, lanes are open leaving braddock road. suitland parkway, south capital street at speed. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. we start this morning with the war in libya. for two nights now, the united states has been bombing targets there. another round of missiles overnight hit the capital of tripoli following the united nations no-fly zone that was passed last week n order to enforce that no-fly zone, british, french and american warplanes and ships are taking out moammar ghadafi's air defenses. the attacks have the hope speaking out. pope benedict xvi asking world leaders to consider civilian safety in the attacks on libya. he supports the coalition efforts to help the people and is not asking for a stop to the strikes. now to stories making local headlines actually 15-year-old girl is behind bars accused of murdering another teenager. police say she shot and killed 18-year-old gary gordon of southeast d.c. this all happened at the washington view apartments on stanton road. authorities say it is still unclear for gordon knew the girl accused of killing him. he was just months shy of graduating from anacostia high school. a new jersey man is under police guard at i maryland hospital this morning shot in the hand by a state trooper after a chase down 95 and on to the beltway. this all started around 9:00 last night when police noticed a stolen suv going through the fort mchenry tunnel. a chase led to the beltway at ritchie marlboro road where troops had laid down stop sticks. the shooting happened while troopers tried to arrest the man. now to that horrific story that left the community members on edge for days in bethesda. police say they have now solved the murder mystery. a lululemon store employee is charged with killing her coworker and then trying to cover it all up. fox 5's sherry ly is live outside the montgomery county courthouse in rockville where the suspect is due to appear in court today. sherry? >> reporter: sarah, brittany norwood has gone from victim to accused killer. she is due in court here in rockville to face charges of murder. police say that her story that she and her coworker were violently attacked, she left wounded and the coworker dead just didn't fit the evidence. norwood was arrested friday and charged in the murder at the bethesda yoga store where she and the victim worked together. 30-year-old jayna murray was stabbed to death a week earlier. police say the two women went back to the lululemon store that friday night after norwood claimed she left her wallet. they were found the next morning. norwood told police two masked men robbed the store, beat and sexually assaulted them. murray died and norwood was the lone survivor. it turns out police say her injuries were likely self- inflicted. police say they had no choice but to work with the story the supposed victim told them but the evidence didn't add up. >> we have to be very careful when speaking with the victim of a crime and in this case, she claimed to be a victim of a sexual assault as well. detectives really had to work and get a lot of information before they could counter some of her claims and this was through multiple interviews and also processing some of that evidence. >> reporter: norwood's story soon unraveled. police say there was also no sign that either woman was sexually assaulted and there were only two sets of footprints in the store. a witness inside the apple store next door also reported hearing two women arguing the night of the murder. norwood is being held in jail without bond. if her court appearance goes as is typical, she will appear in court via closed circuit tv later this morning to face those murder charges. back to you. turning now to the disaster in japan, workers were evacuated after spoke was spotted rising from one of the reactors. they are having some success in cooling other le actors. they are trying to deal with a build-up of pressure inside one of the reactor f they relieve the pressure, more radioactive clouds who be released in the air. they are praying more water on the reactors and at this point, they are cooling down. >> similar to the survey done yesterday, the results indicate that the storage pools for spent fuel rods were all under 100 degrees. >> also this morning, japan's nuclear safety agency says the operator failed to make crucial inspections in the week leading up to the disaster. u.s. defense secretary robert gates is in russia today. secretary gates says he wants to east moscow's worries over missile defense shield in europe. this is expected to be his final visit as u.s. defense secretary. gates plans to retire this summer. a tragic reminder about gun safety this morning. a little boy is dead police have questions about a horrible accident inside this house. the time now is 5:07 on this monday. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy low-fat yogurt, mcdonald's strawberry-banana and wild berry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ a tragedy in baltimore. a young child is dead after shooting himself. police say the 4-year-old boy found a loaded gun in a house yesterday morning and shot himself in the face. the child was taken to the hospital. he was then transferred to johns hopkins where he later died. police are still investigating this one and they haven't said if the little boy lived at the home or if he was just visiting or who was even there when the incident happened. a cigarette may to be blame for a massive fire at a montgomery county home that left two people injured. fire investigators say after crews knocked down the flames, they searched the house and found what they called nonsafe cigarettes. assistant fire chief jot graham says by law only the signify rates sold in maryland are designated as safe cigarettes because they are designed to put themselves out. the man is not doing well and his wife is also in the burn unit this morning. anti-war protestors showed up in quantico, virginia to show support for private bradley manning. he is the army private accused of giving thousands of secret military documents to wikileaks. protester say the army private is being tortured. he was in solitary confinement and was kept naked for several days before receiving a special smock designed to keep him from exciting sued side. the rally itself wads peaceful but several december astronautors were arrested for crossing police lines -- several demonstrators were arrested for crossing police lines. the headline that will not go away. another reason to cringe at the gas pump. how the crisis in libya is leading to another spike in gas prices. we'll take a look at today's weather forecast. take the umbrella with you. you will likely need t julie wright is here to tell us what is happening on the area roadways. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. take a look at traffic on the beltway early on this monday morning, really early on this monday morning. traffic is pretty good out there in oxon hill this morning. we have not some to worry about snow right now but we've had our share of snowball fights in the past. how about a pillow fight in this was across saturday in berlin and feathers were flying there. >> thousands gathered to set a world record for the biggest pillow fight ever. the foakd said they didn't neighborhood if they set the record or not because they were having with a too much pound -- the folks said they didn't mind if they set the record or not because they were having way too much fun with the pillows. all right. let's talk about some rainfall here and there later on this morning. we'll tell what you to expect for today as far as all of that goes. i would take the umbrella with you because we do have a chance -- in fact, we are see something shower activity now and a chance of some afternoon thunderstorms across the region. periods of rain or showers during the course of the day today. some showers during this morning and more rainfall during the afternoon. gusty winds from the south and west later on today gusting up to 5 or 30 miles per hour. if we have any thunderstorms, they will be isolated. we are not expecting a big outbreak of thunderstorm activity, just a couple of storms here and there is a possibility. right now, we have no expectation of severe weather for today, just your garden variety thunderstorms popping up here and there. here is a look at the satellite region. we have cloudy skies this morning. we are going to see mostly cloudy skies through the day today. there is some shower activity popping up on the radar right around washington and down to our south. heavier rainfall out to the south. they could get some heavy rain and thunderstorm activity during the course of the morning hours back in ohio but not so much here. you can see we have a lot of cloud cover across the southeastern united states and the mid-atlantic that. will be with us through the course -- and the mid-atlantic. that will be with us through the course of the day. 43 at gaithersburg. leonardtown, 45. manassas, cull pep are, also in the low and mid-30s out there -- culpeper, also in the low and mid-30s out there. the breezy conditions are here already. during the course of the day today, we'll see the wind pick up a little bit. the 1 mile an hour winds are giving us a wind chill in the upper 30s at this hour. the forecast for today looks like this. rain and then some showers. windy, afternoon isolated thunderstorms are possible. look for a high today of about 65 degrees and those winds gusting up to about 30 miles per hour. tonight, mostly cloudy skies continue. some showers are possible. overnight low in town about 48 degrees. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. now, let's get another look at this morning's rush hour traffic. for that, we go for julie wright. >> so far, so good. light traffic volume around the area with no incidents reported. a nice easy commute right now is on 359 leaving the beltway headed up and across the inbound 14th street bridge. traveling the beltway here at telegraph road, overnight roadwork was still in place. veryling delay passing the scene here -- very little delay passing the scene here. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. the crisis in libya could lead for a further spike in gas prices. as if they couldn't get any worse. mary ann rafferty has the story us for. >> reporter: here we go again. the average price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped another seven cents over the past two weeks. the lundberg sawyer say says that is 76 cents higher than it was this time last year. steven chu says it is hard to predict how the situation in libya and japan will affect prices. >> the thing the president has said is that the events in libya have interrupted a small section of the world supply. within maybe four or five years, we could be testing batteries that can allow us to go 200, 300 miles on a single charge in a mass marketed car. >> reporter: this could put pressure on automakers. >> we have to assess the consumer market. consumers don't know what they're going to do six months or a year out so automobile makers are in a real quandary. that is a real problem for people looking for jobs in the auto industry. >> reporter: some say if the crisis in libya goes on fay long time, it could have a more dramatic effect on pricing. -- in libya goes on for a long time, it could have a more dramatic effect on pricing. the fairfax county surban search and rescue team is back home and sharing some harrowing stories of an unforgettable task. maureen umeh has more. >> reporter: it's bittersweet home coming for the 74-member fairfax urban search and rescue team deployed for seven days in one of yap and's hard -- of japan's hardest hit areas. >> everything was very devastating. you can imagine losing all of your possessions and your family members. >> reporter: despite the round the clock efforts, the team found no survivors. elizabeth is 4-year-old racker's handler. he helped find earthquake victims in haiti. she says this mission was much different and harder. >> you wonder how they can ever pick up. there is just debris and logs and destruction over such a wide area that it is hard to even imagine how they could start to clear it because there is nothing that is still intact. row but the team is returning in high spirits. many say just being there finding victims helped give survivors closure. they are thanked by japan's ambassador to the u.s. >> all americans are so proud of andres people in japan are so grateful to you. >> reporter: this time around, family members say knowing the ongoing threats of aftershocks and a nuclear meltdown made them word yankee more than usual. they are happy and relieved to have their loved ones finally home. >> i'm very proud of them and proud of the way they're representing us and they don't look at themselves as heroes but we all do. >> the team has been deployed worldwide to both natural and man made disasters for about 5 years. still plenty ahead. up next account the tragic first ride of the season at an amusement park. details of a deadly accident coming up. ♪ special k protein shakes -- ♪ a truly great-tasting breakfast shake. with 10 grams of protein and 5 grams of fiber, it's the creamy, delicious way to satisfy... your hunger to 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[ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. sports now as we take a look at the lynn opportunity -- lincoln memorial this morning. only one city in the country ha sweet 16. ought of all the cities in the country, you probably don't think richmond, virginia when you think basketball. le richmond spieds are and the vcu ram are both in the sweet 16. the rod has come to an end to the george mason patriots. they suffered a blowout loss to the number one overall seed ohio state yesterday. the patriots jumped out to an 11-2 lead but then ohio state, what a run they went on after that. final score 98-66. to the ladies now where brenda freeze is back in the ncaa tournament after a year's absence. terps off to a quick start. they jumped out to a 13-0 lead. maryland rolled past st. francis to advance to the second round. the george gown ladies facing princeton. president obama took princeton in his ladies bracket, motivation for the hoyas to overcome. sugar rogers with a game-high 26 points. they used 65-49. it will be the hoyas and terps. sadly, only one can advance. >> is your bracket still holding up in there. >> one of them is done. the other is doing okay. >> sherry is following our top story this morning. >> reporter: she went from being a vic imin a violent attack to now the accused killer. a woman is due in court today for a horrific murder at a bethesda store. we'll have the latest coming up. we take a look over the washington monument today t should be a decent start to your morning. of course, things are going to look a little bit different later on this afternoon. let's check in with tony perkins now for the latest on our forecast. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you. we have cool conditions across the region. a little bit breezy and a few rains showers here and there too. more rain likely later. let's take a look at the temperatures as they appear right now where they have temperatures in the 40s. 45degrees here in washington. 46 in annapolis. cull ander, virginia, 45. winchester, 45 and in hagerstown, it is 42 degrees. here is a look at the radar. you can see a couple of showers here and there through the ryan on. look like heavier rain -- through the region. looks like heavier rain falling. we'll get that rain coming through here later on. cant rule out a thunderstorm for later on this afternoon as well. we are looking at cloudy skies for the day, overcast with rain. gusty wind are possible gusting up to about 30 miles per hour. isolated thunderstorm possible here or there during the afternoon. high today about 65 degrees. we'll have more details on the forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you. let's check in with julie now with a look at traffic. >> good morning to you all. so far, so good. nothing in our way as we travel along the top stretch of the beltway or come in from the west along 66 and the dulles toll road. traffic volume still light and robbing at speed east of 28. here we are live coming in from business 234 and again, lanes are open as you guys continue eastbound towards fair oaks. overnight roadwork clear on the beltway near tyson's. westbound 66 at sycamore, we're told they still have roadwork in place tying up the right lane. kenilworth avenue up to speed as you travel south of 50 headed out towards pennsylvania avenue. right now, northbound 5 at speed. no problems reported along that stretch out of southern maryland headed out towards brandywine. you will find coming across the american legion bridge leaving montgomery county headed down into fairfax, you will look good. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. now to the crisis in libya this morning. the u.s. military is assessing the damage from a second night of bombing and missile taxes on targets in libya. with american missile strikes in that country, some are asking, is the united states getting sucked into a bad situation. the white house isn't its top brass to the sunday talk shows and melanie alnwick has the round-up of the libya air strikes and japan's nuclear crisis. >> reporter: as american missiled blasted libyan targets, admiral mike mullen, chairman. the joint chiefs of staff, was dispatched for the sunday talk shows. his goal to reassure that the mig is limited. >> this is not about going after ghadafi himself or taxing him at this particular point in time. it is about achieving these narrow and relatively limited objectives so he stops killing his people and so that that you humanitarian support can be provided. we expect in a few days to hand off command of this, leading it, if you will, to a coalition that will lead it over the longer term. >> reporter: senators from both parties weighed in. >> had it been done several week ago, we would be in better shape than we are today. >> i would not call it going to war. this is a very limited operation that is geared to save lives. >> reporter: the question for many, why libya, why now? especially when other countries like yemen are seeing the same violence. >> this is a esneak situation where the entire world has come together including the arab world and has said that ghadafi's slaughter needs to be stopped. >> we deal with ghadafi, the i ran ons will think twice inform we don't deal with him, all hell will break loose because nobody will follow a weak america. japan's crisis took second stage. >> we should be humble in the face of mother nature. we should understand that it is very difficult for us to guarantee that a catastrophic meltdown cannot happen. >> reporter: fox news sunday pointed out that 23 nuclear reactors in the u.s. are the same design as the one at the now doomed fukushima planted. energy secretary steven chu responded. >> there have been safety upgrades in those reactors and there will continued to be in all the existing reactors if it is warrantedded. >> reporter: the world is watching both situations and hoping our leaders can come up with the right solutions. melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. stories making local headlines, a 15-year-old girl behind bars accused of murdering another teenager. police say she shot and killed 18-year-old gary gordon of southeast washington. this all happened at the washington view apartments on stanton road. authorities say it is still unclear for gordon knew the girl accused of killing him. gordon was just months shy of graduating from anacostia high school. it was a murder mustery that had bethesda residents on edge for days but police say they have solved the case. >> the lululemon store employee is charged with killing her coworker and then trying to cover it all up. sherry ly has more on this. >> reporter: good morning. brittany norwood claimed some she was a victim of this violent attack but now she is the suspect. she is due in court here in rockville today for a first appearance on murder charges. police say her story didn't add up. norwood is charged with killing her coworker at that bethesda yoga store. her arrest was a stunning twist in a murder that shocked the community. 30-year-old jayna murray was killed after the two closed the store. they went back after norwood claimed she had left her wallet inside. norwood said two masked men with police attacked and sexually salted them leaving murray dead and her still tied up. norwood left evidence in the victims' car after moving it and all roads led back to norwood according to detectives. >> brittany norwood stated she had not been inside jayna murray's vehicle but there was evidence in the vehicle that contradicted that statement. >> reporter: police say there was other evidence that didn't add up and that norwood's injuries and self-inflicted. there were also only two sets of footprints. norwood is being held without bond. she is expected to appear in court via closed circuit tv if it goes as typical. a review of court records does show that norwood had some financial struggles a few years ago including a lien for student loans and an eviction. a witness signed the apple store next door said they heard fighting between two women the night of the murder and police do believe it was some sort of workplace dispute that may be the motive in this killing. back to you. >> thank you. montgomery county police chief thomas manger will join us live later on in our 9:00 hour to discuss the latest on this case. oil comes ashore along a portion of the gulf coast. so what is to blame? we are going to check more headlines when we come back. a new mine disaster. where officials fear there could be dozens of victims after an underground explosion. do you know what's in your spread ? in land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil, there are just three natural ingredients. delicious sweet cream, canola oil and salt. nothing hidden, nothing artificial. spread pure, natural goodness straight from the fridge. discover land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil. land o' lakes, where simple goodness begins. a mine accident in pakistan where 31 miners have been trapped inside a coal minute since yesterday. rescuers say there is little hope they will be rescued. an explosion cause the a cave- in at the mine killing another 21 miners. one child is dead, several others injured after an amusement park train went offer the rails in south carolina. there were about 20 people on the train when it crashed, flipped over and collapsed on the tracks. about 12 children and adults wound up at the hospital. this was the first day the ride was open for the season. the train had been expected and it did have several -- inspected and it did have several test runs last week. investigators now say an oil click that is several miles long along the gulf coast could be cedement from the mississippi river. testing found only trace amounts of petroleum. coast guard says the sheen could be coming ashore. the boom is being laid in environmentally sensitive areas. the coast guard is also testing an oily substance that is washing up in grand isle but the stub assistance is not believed to be from last year's massive bp oil spill. lindsay lohan's days as a free woman may be numbered. tmz is reporting that lohan finally realizes she can't avoid jail. a judge offered the troubled starlet a deal that includes three months behind bars for probation violations but if she fights it and loses she can spend mosh a year in jail plus prison time for the money grand theft charge. lohan has until wednesday to decide if she will take the plea. a wild weekend in the ncaa tournament. the president takes up the world's most popular game and he isn't too shabby at. it we'll share more of this video coming up. a little bit of rain on the way today. julie has your monday morning commute. that is all when fox 5 morning news continues. we take a live look over washington, d.c. clear out there right now but unfortunately, maybe not so clear later on today. >> we have clouds out there right now. not seeing the precipitation in washington at this moment. clouds will be with us through the day today and we'll have periods of rain as well through the day. let's take a look. we'll start by showing you yesterday's high temperatures across the region. we were below normal yesterday. 54degrees was your high at reagan national airport. normal would have been 57. dulles international, 53 degrees. this morning, we start in the 40s. we are at 45 degrees right now in washington. frederick, maryland is at 45 degrees. leesburg, virginia, 46. off to the east annapolis, 46. off to the west, winchester at 45 degrees at this hour. i mention the the cloud cover. you can see it all across the region. we are going to have mostly cloudy skies through the day today. i don't expect to see much in the way of sunshine at all. also, some showers popping up here and there across the region. now, areas of heavier rain off to the west. they will make their way through here a little bit later on today. we'll certainly have the clouds hanging with us and then maybe some stormy conditions working their way in here. already, we have a fair degree of storminess pushing through central portions of pennsylvania, much of the northern portions of west virginia and western maryland as well and we cannot rule out some thunderstorm activity here for later on today. other part of the story will be the winds. it is breezy right now. wind blowing at 16 miles per hour here in washington. 18miles per hour down in quantico and seven in baltimore. we can expect to see these winds become gusty later on, gusting to between 25 and 30 miles per hour. so the forecast for today looks like this. some rain showers during the morning, more rain later on today. windy, isolated thunderstorms are possible. i think late this morning and during the afternoon hours primarily, 65 degrees for your high. then for tonight, we'll see more power -- more power, more showers possible across the region with an overnight low of 48 degrees. now, let's get more on this morning's rush hour traffic with julie wright. >> so far, so good with no incidents to report. we've got light traffic volume around town at this hour. it looks pretty good out there. you will find yourself at speed coming inbound from the west off the 66. the volume increasing here out at business 34. no incidents reported continuing in towards vienna. traffic volume out on new york avenue looks good leaving northeast to northwest. no trouble spots to report along that stretch. finally, southbound along 270, lanes are open with the volume increasing out of hyattstown headed out towards the truck scales. you will find yourself at speed as you continue southbound on 29 leaving white oak at university boulevard. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. president obama is getting in some kicks during his five- day trip to latin america. first family made a stoop in a neighborhood in rio over the weekend and while there, the president kicked around a sock he ball with some of the yuck kids there showing of some sweet moves in the process too. the first family will leave rio today and head to chile. how are your brackets looking this morning after this weekend. dave ross joining is news. what happened to the big east over the weekend. this was the strongest conference. >> yeah, by far. we had 11 to start. >> and what you do have left is marquette and u. conn. they like they could rule the world right now at u. conn. >> if you have 11 schools in from one conference and to only have two make it part of the first weekend, it is pretty astounding. i'm not one of those guys that says you have to go back and say you didn't deserve to be there. i think all 11 did deserve to be there. i think you have every right to be bashed today, big east conference. we saw what happened with georgetown with vcu. >> this is the beauty of the tournament. this is what you love about it. >> it is what is great about march madness. we were hoping one those number one seeds who be high state that would fall yesterday. >> if the game was one minute or two minutes, mason looked great. >> did you hear the speech before the game? >> that peach who pump me up to get up at 3:00 in the morning. >> mason's cinderella story. ohio state is number one overall for a reason. it was 11-2. at the half, doubled them up by the half 48- 24. one player was out with food poisoning. it just seems weird to mae that their best player gets food poisoning the day before the game. ohio state is clearly best team. but as we saw with pittsburgh, as we saw with a lot of other teams, you never know what is going to happen. right now, ohio state looks like they are really tough to beat. steve, i don't want to brag a little bit. i did wear pie black and gold if you will. for the vcu rams, the story of the tournament. >> be honest did you pick them to win? who did you have going farther? >> i have vcu in the sweet 16. >> you filled out five brackets. >> everybody thought i was crazy. vcu is a play-in scenario. >> i had them beating georgetown. >> they beat usc and georgetown and purdue. how about the talking heads in bristol, connecticut that said vcu didn't deserve to be there. take that! the little school that could from richmond, virginia. >> how about the only city in the entire usa with two teams in the sweet 16, richmond, virginia. you didn't pick that one. >> i didn't pick richmond. >> who knew? >> it is pretty astounding. thousand, they play florida state, an acc school. >> easily a winnable game. >> it is the first time ever in this tournament that a 11th seed will play a 10th seed. >> we have kansas waiting in the wings. >> d.c. united. how about charlie davies? could anybody make a bigger initial impact aside from steven strasburg. >> i would like to see thud today how popular this guy is. >> two goals. he did the dance which we all like. there it is right there. so he is back in town. the black and red get a big win, 3-1 over the columbus crew and we have stage hands doing that right now. >> this is a guy who almost died. >> in a car accident. >> a year and a half ago. >> that is the good news for d.c. united. bad news is charlie davies did not move on. we'll unveil one of the brackets. there it is, the finals of the northwest region and it is a powerhouse match-up, steve. look at that. break it down if you will. >> i got to go -- i'm going with over ovechkin because, as i said, i don't carefest number one. >> he is the ohio state of this tournament. >> he is the ohio state then ryan zimmerman is a u. conn on a roll right now. >> he is hot. he is on fire. >> the only difference is ovechkin is playing in the playoffs right on the cusp of it and the nats haven't started yet. >> they are already voting right now on myfoxdc.com. you would be surprised at the early votes. >> i would like to vote for both. i think ovechkin will pull it out because the caps are winning right now. women hitting the streets hula hooping for a good cause. can you hula hoop, dave? >> i cannot. >> i cannot either. details of what is going on here. q experience the new limited edition white collection from air wick, a choice of elegant spring fragrances like white lily and orchid, to brighten up your world. add a touch of pure sophistication to your home, with the new limited edition white collection from air wick. weigh want to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. it is ray ann garow. she is enjoying spring break this week. a large group of women taking to the streets of tenton now. >> it is all if a good cause. it is called hooping for hope. these ladies will raise money and awareness for breast cancer survivors. the rules are simple. women must keep the hula hoop moving at all times and cannot stop walking. >> tough enough to do when you're standing still. good luck to them. we'll check your morning commute and your top stories. we'll be right back.