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clearing at 95, 395 and little river turnpike and 66. good news there. a check on marylands outer loop, no issues to report from 95 and 270. a quick look at 95 and the bw parkway. both southbound commutes are checking out nice, green and at speed. northbound 95, construction should be clearing at powder mill and also at 32. back to you. later today the public will have more chances to pay respects to dr. dorothy height. the civil rights icon died last week at age 98. dr. heights frie...

she agreed to live in the house for 10 years. but when we raise questions about where he really live, he claimed that he lived in the house, not his sister. that triggered the solicitors finding that his sister was on the hook for part of the loan. when ms. young seized to reside on their property, housing officials wrote, "reasonably they made demands of $12,180." they found that housing officials could demand repayment of the entire loan. they added jack youngs name to the title of t...

a sandra bullock and a bombshell. the baby that sandra says she adopted with her estranged husband jesse james and have been in the process of adopting since early this year. theyve kept it secret all this time. she talks about him, the affair and what the future holds as she breaks her silence to "people" magazine. well have all the exclusive details "today," wednesday, april 28th, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. im ...

securities they helped to put together. joel brown has more. >> the consistent theme from management is get smaller, reduce risks and get closer to home. >> reporter: but it could be an uphill battle. >> theres in no doubt their behavior was unethical. >> reporter: lawmakers arrived armed with millions of e-mails. they say the paper trail shows the financial firm put its own interest ahead of its clients by betting the mortgage market would collapse. sound like we will make some seriou...

>> reporter: of all the things we hope your day is off it a good start. it is 7:00 on a tuesday morning. good morning and welcome to the early story. first, democrats refuse to give up on reforming wall street. yesterday republicans put the brakes on, but another vote could happen today. and in the hot seat this morning, the embattled head of goldman sachs. nancy cordes has more >> reporter: this is the first time that the ceo of goldman sachs will of it on capitol hill since his c...

well have the details coming up shortly. >> heres sharon with the rush. well, we have accidents this morning. the latest one is going to be in the city. youll want to watch for that one on frederick avenue at pulaski street and we have an accident at glen oak and park drive and pilesville and route 24 and 136. construction is still an issue and two right lanes blocked there and also, westbound, we have three right lanes blocked between marketplace and utah. everythings running smooth...

i kind thought maybe there could be because it kept raining. >> now things have eased up quite a bit and cloudy skies, just the eastern shore seeing a few showers this morning. were really doing better and it will get better this afternoon as the showers move in. partly cool to start the day, mild for low temperatures. we wont climb a whole lot from here. 51 in hagerstown, and you can see the showers to the eastern shore moving off in that direction. we should look forward to drier air...

3:00 in the afternoon. and we will talk about that warm up in exactly how much warmer it gets later in the week in a few minutes. first candace dold has the traffic edge, candace? >> reporter: thank you, steve. we are checking in on the conditions out there to show you exactly what you will find. here it is on the beltway traveling at liberty road. those cars are traveling at top speed and fortunately that is the same deal on the west side stretch. right now taking it from 7 to 95, wer...

would be spirited campaign. >> its part of our one maryland tour. were all in this together. so were coming to our home bases, if you will, baltimore, where i had the pleasure and honor to serve the people of baltimore, prince georges, where lieutenant governor anthony brown lives. and rockville, where i grew up as a boy. then were going to be trying to get to as many parts as possible. because every person in our state is important. >> and it might help omalley move forward in the pol...

they found nothing. maryland helicopters were searching the sky in minutes. and by 40 minutes, boats like this were scouring the water. >> we had a boat in the water. >> reporter: but after more than eight hours of serp -- searching, involving helicopters, boats and investigators on land, no one was found. and more puzzling, no reports of anyone missing. so the search was called off. >> thats why its so important that if you call a distress call, and if you recover it, you relay the ca...