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70s. storms off to the west of the mountains. some of the storms could be severe south and east late afternoon. stay tuned. your friday evening planner is in ten minutes. danella is here now with your first 4 traffic. >> checking out the roads traveling on i-95 in virginia making your way out of dale city. in both directions. here's a live look at the rest area. very clear at this time as you make your way southbound and northbound. northbound from quantico, 64 miles per hour. no issues connecting on 395 and the rails look good. over to you. >> looking at breaking news. right now d.c...

though. tom kierein is here with the forecast. good morning. >> they usually form earlier in the day, develop, and intensify and develop their own momentum and sweep on through. then they dissipate and they're gone. they come and go. right now, they're gone. the storms we had rast night, they are gone. we did have some very light tree damage in parts of the region, mainly in virginia and west virginia last evening. right now low to mid 70s along the area. 78 in reagan national. another heat advisory in effect. all of these counties in orange. points south and east, heat index over 10...

this is in the hill newspaper this morning, this article -- now this is -- again, we want you to finish this sentence this morning on "washington journal" -- "spending cuts should/should not happen because --." we will start with an independent in lancaster, pennsylvania. john, what do you think? caller: yes, they should happen. budget cuts should be done. first and foremost, the defense department. it has doubled in the last 10 years. included in that or not included in that but under defense, nsa should be cut, homeland security should be cut, and oil subsidies should be cut. the ...

uponned kaleib to hear him cry. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. mitt romney was hoping his big, overseas trip to britain, israel, and poland would get plenty of attention, and it is, for all the wrong reasons. the trip was designed to establish his foreign policy credentials, but instead, on his very first stop, he found himself trying to dig out of a diplomatic blunder. in london, he offended the british over their handling of the olympics. chief political correspondent jan crawford is with the republican preside...

most active, bustling cities anywhere in the word, and of course it's easier if you hold an olympic games in the middle of nowhere. but, you know, i visited burma recently, and they have six main highways and no cars on them. this is a busy, bustling city, so inevitably you're going to have challenges. >> reporter: cameron was making the point it would be easier to run an olympics in a less-congested place but the british press jumped all over the "middle of nowhere" remark saying it had to be a dig at romney and the salt lake city games he ran in 2002. that sparked controversy back ...