temperatures. m team 4 meteorologist chuck bell here with an hour by hour breakdown of the day ahead. good morning, chuck. >> good morning and welcome to your monday everybody. promises promises of mild weather coming our way for the second half of the day today. it's a little chilly outside first thing this morning, you'll need your extra layer of fleece on this morning, but that's really about it. you can leave the puffy coats at home. 30 in gaets 32 leesburg. fredericksbu at 35. 34 down towards leonard town. bus stop weather, mostly low 30s. what a nice day it will be today. need on your what to wear, your spring jacket for early this morning and sunglasses later on this afternoon. it will be mild too. temperatures bet 3:00 and 4:00 as you're beginning to think about going on home, 65 degrees and our high today right around 68. that will occur right around

5:00 this afternoon p there again, some neighborhoods might be up to the low 70s by later on today. g out for dinner and a movie tonight, temperatures in the 60s back into the 50s by later on tonight. we'll have a chance for sprinks coming up tomorrow. breaking news in gainesville, 29 completely shut down at university drive. again, all lanes blocked. chopper 4 on its way over the scene in just a little bit here. should be there in the next couple of minutes. we've been tweeting about this. wood bridge minnieville road at old bridge road a new crash there with closures. dale city not looking so hot. about 20 miles per hour there. taking a look at prince george's county northbound here at branch avenue you can see we're a little bit slow in those northbound lanes. maryland 95 at 198 there in laurel not bad in and out of town looking quite good there. and beltway at river road also looking good. trav times coming up at 6:11 and again, more on this crash

out in gainesville. it is now 6:02. d.c. public schools is partnering with pre to give your children more opportunitie richard jordan is live across from the white house thousand with more on the new efforts to focus on students in urban schools. >> r in just a few hour there will be a meeting here at the white wit leaders there across the country and d.c. chancellor of schools kaya henders will be here along with 11 of her counterparts all from urban scho districts to talk about tackling issues that will improve academic achievement at schools all across the nation. now, henderson is expected to talk about the plan that she pitched earlier this year to improve the graduation rate for boys of color. african-amer and hispanic boys. the graduation rate low among that minority group. henderson says she has a plan talking about a new school just for boys here in the district. she's expected to talk about

that that's an issue that is it not only affecting d.c. schools, but all across the country. and it also falls in line with presidenobama's my brother's keeper initiativ that has the same goal. so the meeting set to begin at 11:00 this morning. there will be a short news conference immediately after that meeting. richard, thank you. today a 15-year-old boy in germantown will appear in court on charges he tried to kill somebody. montgomery county police say marvin frazier shot at a 16-year-old week. frazier was arrested yesterday his home. the gun was not found. frazier is charged as an adult with attempted murder and assault. three men are under arrest this morni for the grisly murder of an 18-year-old in prince geocounty. say the three men stabbedare ad clarke with a hammer.

clarke's relatives say he was defending a friend when he wa clarke was a star on the baseball field, good friend and a good brother. >> i just want everybody to know that my little brother was a good person p he wasn't out here causing people for anybody. he a very loving person. >> if you'd like to help go to the nbc washington facebook page. > metro transit pole are searching for a woman who stabbed a station manager. want to shower her picture. this assault happened yesterday mornin po say the woman asked the station manager if she could ride for free. when he said no, police say the woman spat on him and stabbed hi knife. manager is expected to be okay. the u.s. could soon default on its debt. the debt cei has expired.

treasury secretary jack lew says his department is now taking have a ordiny measures to make sure the government doesn't default. thos measures could work through october, but congress must decide whether it will spas another suspension. if you live in fair you can vote for pat herrity. we also now though two that i s names ultimate though see. jerry high rapped and mike fry. together they served more than 50 years. but bo say this that they be retiring. today a case involving teacher privacy in virginia is expected back in court. the "washington post" reports a parent sued to force the district to release type of evaluation data. loudoun coun schools does not use the data. several teacher there is say they have never seen their own data. a break for police in ferguson after an arrest in the shooting of two local officers.

we'll take you live to ferguson for what we're learning about the suspected gunman and the mood in that community this mornint noir the the wind nearly as much this morning. you should see normally a flat flapping in the wind. no wind. there you go. high temperatures, though that you can expect in your neighborhood at 6:11. and bryceacinr a rough few

welcome back. your drive on the 16th street bridge is changing soon. at 10:00 a.m. vdot will announce when construction will n to repair the bridge. next week the 16th street bridge will be reduced to one lane in each direction. p that will last for four months.

ddot will announce more closures as the proo jekt moves forward. . > people living in boston spent most of the winter digging out from the snow. the city broke its all time snow record for the season with more than 108 inches for the season. some snow fell last night, helped the city break that records set in the winter of 199 55. i remember tha winter of '96. and the snow. even in richmond, we got like 16 inches or sod here. the good people of boston deserve to break a record after the winter they survived. around here though, no snow to speak of. as a matter t -- i won't go hot, but 70 is getting into the hot territory. >> i'm already planning to be outside this afternoon. >> that makes as much sense as wearing a green tie on the day before st. patrick's day. it will bemild. make me get up to this desk

and washington over there. where is tom kierein! >> he's on vacation. he's a smart man. >> today a bit of a chill first thing this morning. most important of all, nowhere near as much wind. and mild start to the week today and tomorrow. temperaturesg are in the 30s. 39 in washington 32 in leesburg. 36 in winchester right now. and your morning planner, temperatur into the low 40s by later on this m and highs today into the upper 60s in many neighborhood be talking about next chance for sprinkles along with your "7-day forecast". but for now it's breaking news time with melissa. in gainesville, 29 at university drive, still have all lanes blocked here. chopper 4 showing us these live pictures. al minnieville road at old bridge road that crash still there. d dale city is our trouble sp this morning. 22 miles per hour there northbound nothing happening. 270 germantown to the bemtdltway 16

minutes. 66 east from fairfax county parkway, 12 minutes. 95 north to the beltway 31 minutes. on the mebd.nd.e pro that forced john thompson into surgery and the impact it will have on his march madness schedule. plus another reason you may want to spend less time on your ph

welcome back. an intense manhunt is over in ferguson after police say they found the man who shot and wounded two police officers during a protest last week. jay gray joins us live now from ferguson to tell us what the man is saying in his defense. >> r and investigators say it was tips from the public that led them to 20-year-old jeffrey williams who lives in the area and apparently has admitted to firing the shots. police telling us that he says he was involved in an altercation that had nothing to do with the protests and that

the officers were just hit in the crossfir no they're continuing their investigatio they say there is some evidence that may show he was involved in some kind of discrepancy and not actually taking aim at police. either way though he is charged and cou face life in prison as a result what has happened here. but again, police officers continuing their i here. protests have continued, as well. and those who are regular protesters will telling you d when two of the officers were hit they have applauded the arrest and say their problem is not with the police but instead with the system of government here in ferguson. that's the latest live. aaron, back to you. >> thank you, jay. if you live in nonmonday are you mob the police chief will be answering questions tonight at 7:00 at the community baptist church. today testimony expected to

resume in the boston marathon bombing trial. tsarnaev admits he committed the crime but his older brother was the mastermind behind the 34r09. tamerlan persuaded his little brotr to participate. tamerlan died following a shoot-out with police. three people were killed. and more than 260 injured in the bombing. 6:17. vice preside joe biden will join barba highlight funding for untested rape kits. there is a fund earmarked in the federal spending budget for reducing rape kit backlogs. the money will go toward testing current kits backlog kit, as well as training personnel. right now negotiators are down to the wire as they try to hammer out a nuclear deal with iran. today secretary of state john kerry is meeting with his iranian counter part. they're discussing a possible end to some sanctions if a deal is made. meanwhile chief of staff dennis

mcdonough sent a let'ser to lawmakers saturday saying have a, quote profoundly . and later today, we expect learn the names of four army national gua members killed in a helicopter crash. seven marines were also killed last week. black hawk hr went town in thick fog during a training exercise. a man died while hiking when a tree fell and crushed him in mary.n parish was hiking on the appalachian tra investigators say a gust of wind blew the tree over. a park ranger performed cpr, but could not save him. parish started his hike on friday. th investigators are trying to figure out what led to a car hitting two children in montgomery county. this happened yesterday afternoon on regency drive in potomac. crews rushed the children to children's hospital. no word on their conditions this morning. former basketball coach at georgetown recovering from a

major surgnow. the university says john thompson jr. had surgery for a twisted intestine earlier this month. he led the ohio i can't say to the national championship 30 years ago. thompson jr.'s son now coaches the team. george up to says because his father is recovering, he won't able to travel for march madness games this year. wishing him a speedy recovery. you hear that? some big reaction already coming out about the tournament the maryland p terrapins are number four seed this year. if you're a terps fan, the team will have to face kentucky the number one favorite in the sweet 16 if they both make it there. #terps a top trending topic right now. former coach told news 4 reporter that anything can happen and that's quote, the great thing about the

tournament. a little more excitement here. a positive reaction at georgetown the school is number four seed as well help ohio i can'd haven made it past the second round in eight years. they wl try to change that thursday. vcu, how about those rams they play thursday as well, against ohio state. uva and maryland both kick off their bids friday afternoon. go terps. listen we're just happy to be going to the big dance again. >> and i'm confident about vcu's chances of going far. >> all right. big deal. >> ohio state is a good school. you'll have your hands full. >> i agr annual i'm not worried about it. >> oklahoma is a number three seed. >> and all showing our school pride. got the mugs out.

we know you're a ram fan. don't you worry. outside, it's a pleasant enough start toor monday morning. afte enjoyab weekend for you. saturday was gloomy but yesterday, had the wind breaker out. today we've cleared up all the weather problems. the raindrops are gone gusty winds are gone. morenice warm-up is on the way. temperatures in the 30s early this morning. typical by march standards. here is futu weath through the next couple of days. clouds around this morning, these clouds will thin out a litt bit later on this afternoon allow temperatures to the in the mid to upper 60s later on today, so it will be nice day to be outside for sure. overnight tonight, clouds will thicken up just a bit again. tomorrow morning we'll probably be about 10 degrees warmer than we are now. and then tomorrow, a brief warm-up to near 70 degrees. but then a cold front comes throh here late tomorrow afternoon. winds will be back out of the

west and northwest and pretty gusty tomorrow afternoon into tomorr night and wednesday, as well. but at least by wednesday sunshine will be making a comeback. hour by hour for the next couple days today a chilly start. clearing skies this afternoon. nice and mild. today high near 68 degrees. and then for tomorrow, even mild beginning near 50 70 tomorrow afternoon. could be a couple sprinkles in the mountains but most of husband stayt of us will stay dry until thursday. near 70 today and tomorrow and then after the cold front, highs in t 40s again with a gusty wind on wednesday. th will feel like a much colder day for sure. sprinkle chances second half of the day thursday. unfortunatel best chance for this week will be coming up on friday and that rain chance may linger into the weekend, as well. after tomorrow we may not be near 70 again for more than a week or two. still have a problem in

gapsville, cgaps veins chapter 4 over the scene. a box truck on the side. you can see we have traffic getting by it's just slow because the right lane is blocked. so could be a little bit of a problem for a while. kelt at colesville another camera they switched on us. but no problems. just volume. wide look at things you can see a little slow here top of the beltway. inbound 395 and 295 passing 50 all a little bit slow. all of that again quite typical. have this construction garden city drive at 50 right lane and ramp blocked for you this morning. minnieville road at old bridge road still have a crash being reported here this morning. northbound t dale city picking up the pace at 32 miles per hour. and 66 at german german up to town

issues. today a look at that scaffolding. just crumbling right to the ground. this is in portland. wind did that. strong wind just yanked it off the side of the building. witnesses to peopl there were folks running as the debris came to the ground. nobody was hurt. a possible breakthrough could help millions who suffer there high cholesterol. the drugs could help lower heart attack and stroke risks. a new class of experimental drugs was shown to reduce the risk of a cardiovascular evt by half. that's compared to people taking typical drugs. more trials are needed to confirm the results. and a new report says two federal agencies are promoting artificial turf as safe even high lead levels have been found in the surfacing used as thousands of schools and

playgrounds. "usa today" says the consumer products safety commission and the environmental pron agency both is safe. health concerns surrounding surf fields include increased arriving of inju, new study tackled the question abo whether smart phones are making us dumb. the university of waterloo in canada says there is a connection between relying on smart phones and not thinking deeply about how to solve problems. the study found people who look things up on their phones were more often less likely to think in an analytical or logical way. so not necessarily saying people are dumb somebody on twitter said it's like looking up a dictionary back in the day. i don't think it's the same. >> it does make us a little lazier because we know we can automaticay go to the smartphone to get your answer. >> so give a little thought. signs like this one may be up year-round. but you are going to need to

start paying attention to them this if you park in d.c.. the rules you need to know to avoid having your car towed. plus trying to prevent a repeat of last year. new rules in place at one of our annual st. patrick day events. >> clear skies this morning on a pleasant springlike day. chuck bell is tracking the chances we could see rain

a sign spring is upon us but you could find yourself spending a lot of money to get your car back. the rules you need to know as stg ramps up. and winter weather may finally be behind us. good riddance. chuck bell is tracking your hour

by hour conditions. and when we could see some rain in our area. good morning. temperatures outside as you mentioned are chilly, they're in the 30s. here is the view from the tower looking in to downtown. metro temperature 39 downtown 30 in ft. belvoir, 31 joint base andrews, manassas 30 warrington at 32. gaithersburgt 30. so most neighborhoods aret or above the freezing mark. overall weatr impact it will have nice and low. far less wind than yesterday. and much warmer as well. 10 to as much as 15 degrees warmer this afternoon than we were yesterday. chilly now. hour by hour into the 40s by 9:00, 50s befor lunchtime. and into the 60s before 3:00 this afternoon. so plan on a great day to be outside today. forecasting a high of 68 in washington, 67 degrees in southern prince george's county.

65 in old town and gaithersburg. when i see you next we'll be talking abt t return of rain chances coming in. best chance for rain a little later on in the week. now a check on traffic. and we still have this problem in gainesville university at 29. now, the crash so to speak is a box truck kind of pushed off to the right side of the roadway. they're trying to get this rig out of the way. so some of the lanes as chopper 4 zooms out here are a little bit blocked. but you are making your way by this problem here in gainesville this morning. taking a look 95 at virginia at the weigh station, looking good there. wide look at things overall again looking pretty typical, slow inbound 395 and just inside the beltway, slow there on 66. typical problem. and prince george's county inbound indian head highway and branch avenue both a tad slow here but typical. maryland 95 216 north and south looking quite good. travel times coming up.

i'm angie goff at the live desk with breaking news out of boston massachusetts. we just got this new picture in. a pickup truck struck a southwest airli jet on the tarmac. a passenger tweeting out this photo. she told me online that this happened thankfully before they boarded. said within the last hour they learned that southwest is sending a plane from d.c. to fly help to their destination of atla thankfully ny was hurt. it's now 6:33. a former prince geo council member is expected to announce her run for congress tomorrow. ingrid turner will run for the seat left vacant by donna edwards. and state delegate the jocelyn pena melnyk is also running for the fourth district's congressional seat. the democrat announced her bid

yesterday. pena melnyk represents parts of prince geo and anne arundel counties. a maryland family is mourning the loss of a child killed as she crossed the street with her grand other. they brought teddy bears and balloons to the intersection where she was hit. she was hit 197 and old chapel road. the driver of the van did stop. today montgomery county council will conr a bill that will keep chemicals away there your home. it would b pesticide. o publi hearings earlier this year attracted a lot of attention. the committee meets at account 30 this mornin rockville. also today, new parking restrictio go i to effect in the district following snow delays. crews will begin sweeping neighborho streets. megan mcgrath is live in mount plea with more on what we need to know to avoid a ticket. >> reporte well, good morning,

what you need to know is what is the day that your street is swept. that's the biggest piece of informatio you can see behind me in the last 45 minutes since we last spoke to you, a lot of people have moved their cars. monday that is the day that this street, harvardt from 9:30 to 11:30. they want to make sure all of the cars are out of the way so street sweepers can get right up along the curb. the program was actually delayed by a couple of weeks this year because the bad winter weather that we had, but it gets uny today. so park restrictions in effect on the days that your street is swept from toda through the end of october. now, if you don't move your car you could get a $45 ticket. so the signs are very promineny displayed on your street. so if you don't day your street is cleared, just go out and this one is attached to

a light post and you can see 9:30 to 11.:30. the program begins today. >> megan, thank you. some of are you signed up for a pub crawl in arlington. it's happening this weekend and only half as many people as last year are signed up to take part. that's according to the "washingpost". the paper says new rules could be the rli county board of superviss issued new permit requiremen after 25 people were arrested at arrestlinarlington's pub crawls lasyear. national highway traffic safety administration reports 55% of all traffic deaths on st. patricy are caused by drunk driver. you can call for a free ride home. starts at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow and runs until 4:00 a.m. on wednesday. you can go for nbc washington and search sober ride for the number to call pup up to a $30 fare will be free.

tomorrow prince charles and duchess camilla will begin their u.s. trip. they were visit national archives several memorials and on thursday they will meet with president white hous and on friday the royals will head to louisville, kentuc for a health symposium. an infamous real he is hate heir once again finding himself accused of murder. the new charges robert durst is facing and why a television show may have given police the break th needed. and if you notice a helicopter hover near your home why its mission could help keep the lights on. and we're getting a break from wind that cooled things off over the weekend. the impact that will have on high temra

police are investigating t of a vandalism. someone smashed out the windows of several portable classrooms at highland view elementary yesterday. into word yet just how much da was caused. today bge will begin its inspectis by using a helicopter to out towers power poles, wires and other electronic equipment. the inspections will happen during the day. utility expects to complete the inspectis by the end of the month. bge will identify any damage and then schedule repairs. >> can we just focus on how warm it will get today? we will approach 70 glees. >> in march no less. let's go to chuck bell your weather and traffic on the . >> that's right, e to b don't get used to it. outside th mornin

temperatur in the 30s. so on your what to wear you'll need a spring jacket to get you out the door and sunglasses later on today. so 39 now temperatures up to near 50 before lunchtime. afternoon temperatus tod mid to upper 60s, high in washington right around 68. seven day forecast ten minutes away. university boulevard at 29, still blocked but again you can get around that. wide look, no major issues. travel times, 270 south, to the beltway, 20 minutes. to it 270, about ten minutes slow. 66 east to the beltway, 14 minutes. 95 north quantico to the beltway, about fiv. helping out some of his fans. alex ovechkin's gestu to a

family tt lost everything in a house fire. and a plea for help grows in the pacific after a powerful cyclone tiny island nation. conditio

right now the man at the center of an hbo crime documenty is waking up this

morng in prison accused of murder. why television show may have given police the break they needed to arrest robert durst. that's after weather and traffic. good morning. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. temperatur in the 30s now. but we'll be in the mid to upper 60s by later on today. the warm weather won't last all that long. your "7-day forecast coming up. and in gainesville, universi boulevat 29, we are still having that problem offer to the right side of the roadway wi box truck. chopper 4 over the scene. you can get around it. southbound garden city drive in prince gcounty at 50 we have the right lane and the ramp still blocked. this is video the reason for an arrest police say could be the answer to multiple cold cases. >> it has an audio recording on it where you can hear robert durst saying i killed them all. stephanie covering the story for us from new orleans e durst will have a hearing in court today.

>> reporte good morning. he'll have a hearing here about extradition to california. he's expected to waive that n and face a charge of capital murder. this is the eldest son of a real estate mogul in new york city he's 71 years old. he's the heir to that fortune. and he has been connected to three crimes since 1982. disappeara of his wife murder and dismemberment of his neighbors and the murder of his close friend in los angeles. it's that murder that he has been arrested for. and this documentary which aired its last looked at all three of these cases and durst himself agreed to sit down for 25 hours of questioning. a decision that a lot of lawyers would say was maybe misguided a bit. it may have led to his arrest. coming up on the "today" show, we'll he details of that and also details of what

was revealed in that final installmt of the show. it is 6:47. today a 15-year-old germantown boy will appear in court on charges he tried to kill someone. police say margin frazier 16-year-old. he's charged as an adult. three men -- two men and a teen under arrest this morning for the grizzly owing murder of an 18-year-old in prince ge county. say they stabbed and attacked rashad clarke with a hammer during a fight last week. clarke's relatives say he was defending a friend when he was killed. d he wa a star on the baseball frien good friend and good brother. >> i just want everybody to know that my little brother was a good person. he wasn't out here causing trouble r anybody. he's a very loving person. >> clarke's family has set up a go fund me page to help with

funeral experiences. if you'd like to help go to nbc washington facebook page. metro transit police searching for a woman who alledgedly stabbed a station manager. this is her picture. assault happened yesterday morning at the stadium-armory statn in southea d.c.. police say the woman asked the station manager if she could ride for free. when he said no police say the woman spat on him and then stabbed him wit a kitchen knife. th manager is expected to be okay. this mo d.c. public schools partnering with president to give your children more opportunities. richard jordan is live at the white hoe now w more on the new efforts to focus on students in urban schools. >> reporte the meeting begins in just a few hours and d.c. chancell kaya henderson will be there among several of her counterpar abo 11 school leaders from across the country, all from urban school district expected to talk about how to improve ac achievement in big cities.

henderson will be talking about her plan to improve the graduati rate among boys of color, african-american and hispanic boys. she has a plan to create an all-boys school here in the district and several other school leaders are interested eing that option. so they will be sitting down with the preside. this falls in line with presobama's my brother's keeper might be differenc which has the same goal to try to level the playing fie male minorities. the meetint 11:00. there will be a short news conference immediately after. >> richard, thank you. the u.s. could soon default on its debt. the debt ceiling has expired. the temporary suspension passed last year was up at midnight. secretary of the treasury jack lew says his department is taking extraordinary measus to make sure the government does not default on it debt. those members could work through ocr but congress has to decide if it will pass another

suspension. happening right now, the presidt calling for internatiol aid as we get new informatn on how cyclone pam impacting children. new zealand, austral trachbs trapsz hel helping with rescue and relief after the storm over the weekend. we know at least six people died and the capital city nearly wiped out entirely. communicatn across the country is down right now and most of the areas, many schools destroyed. unicef just releasing a statement saying at least 70,000 students kids are out of school right now. >> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. a couple of capitals fans have a special story to share this mornin take a look. cap star alex ovechkin gave jessica and jeff jones tickets and a jersey after their home burned down. jessica jones had septe the caps a video saying they lost a signed o.v. photo in the fire. it gutted their home. the jones said the fire sdried a

lot of their most valuable belongings to see o.v. step that family out. >> great gesture for sure. your weather and traffic on tom this morning. d you're bringing the sunshine d the heat. >> we're bringing it. we've put the wind away and mild weather coming this. you need to get outside and enjoy it. it won't stay this mild all week long. ma is one of those months it h mild weather for a day or into and then cold comes back. and it will be very chilly around here second half of the week. so you need to soak in the warmth while it's here. skies partly to mostly cloudy t thing this morning, but there is no rain chance today. we'll be dry. there is the view over downtown. u.s. capitol building shining brightly in th early morning darkness. sun up a at 7:17 today. most important of all, the winds have gone calm. temperatur mostly in the 30s this morning. a few lone exceptions like front

royal, virginia at 41. 31 at dulles airport. and joint base andrews. 34 bay side at the academy. look at the beautiful upward trajectory on this line. temperatur into the mid-50s by lunchtime. d to upper 60s by later on today wi increasing of sunshine as t day wears along. your hometown forecast in beaul luray, mild today. partly cloudy, 65. lows tonigh only back in to the upper 40s to near 50. milder tamstart tomorrow morning. no chance for rain anywhere our fair realm today as dry weather has followed high pres into the region. it will be in charge for the next couple days. so for today, clouds this morning, but becoming mild w irr amount of sunsh clouds thicken up a bit tonight, by and large, if you need to get the car washed, could you do could do it.

area rainfall next chance on thursday. today 65 in gaithersburg 72 in fredericrotomo skies partly to mostly cloudy. shear is a hint in the mountains. today partly cloudy 68. tomorrow 69 degrees. again, an outside chance of a sprinkle. breezy and much cooler weather returns r wednesday. best chance for rain coming in late thursday and especially in to the day on friday when we welcome the great season of spring. breaking news now on one of the problem spots with melissa mollet. big problem just popped up here 66 eastbound at lee highway, they two right lanes blocked because of a crash. we're seeing some real backups. chopper 4 over the scene here we're talking about six miles. obviously we typically have backups on 66. but this is really causing quite a problem here this morning. if you have an alternate you

like you mig want to take it. university boulevardt 29 still have that situation in gainesvill yon get around that but you will see police activity there. so just a warning if you're headed out to that area anytime soon. look at things overall look pretty typical as you look it at the beltway. 5 95 i virginia at gordon, no major issues. beltway at st. barnabas also looking good. maryland 95 no major problems. bw parkway a tad slow outside of the beltway. and in taking a look at 270, a little slow out of frederick. you open up for a m montgy village and then slow through rockville down to the spur. but again just

6:56. four things to know before you head out. you may need to move your car. d.c. wl begin maybe hood street sweeping program. follow the parking signs or you you could face a $45 fine. this mog the montgomery county council will consider a bill that would ban most lawn pesticid on public and private property. man jeffrey

for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of vertuoline with $100 dollars off. it's the best price we've ever engineered. ♪ ♪

good morning. bizarre twist. real estate hair and now accused murderer. it sounds like a confession. while filming a documentary about his life. >> what the hell did i do? kied them all, of course. >> he was arrested over the weekend and set to face a judge today. breaking news. religion president vladimir putin shows up at an effect in saint petersburg moments ago. where has he been? >> record breaker. boston's wicked winter now officially the sno