new information on that plane crash in the french alps. information just coming in two americans were on that plane. i'm barbara harrison. you're watching "news4 midday." i'm richard jordan at live desk. breaking news from frederick, maryland. new information on a high school shooting that injured two teenagers. i'm melissa mollet. keeping an eye on capitol hill. the president of afghanistan said to address congress. and i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. light rain across parts of the impact on the remainder of your afternoon coming up. breaking news now the frederick police department in maryland announced two men have been arrested in connection to a shooting outside a high school last month.

the two men identified as 21-year-old brandon taylor and 19-year-old chandler davenport, facing charges in connection with the february 4th shooting of two teenagers outside the frederick high school gym. there was a basketball game going on at the time. both of the victims were treated at the hospital. still working to learn exactly what the circumstances were that led to that shooting. barbara? >> thank you, richard. concerned friends of former congressman walter e. fontroy are speaking to the media uncertain of his whereabouts. a family friend asked the state department to help find d.c.'s former delegate to congress. he's been known to travel extensively to africa and dubai and have little contact with home. today the group announced a family fund to assist the family with the financial issues currently confronting them. in a couple of hours we could learn something new about a mysterious death at a hotel in d.c. david mess per sherschmidt found

stabbed to death there. they want to talk to the person you see in the video about the day messerschmitt was killed. follow nbc washington on twitter and updates throughout the day today. a new inspector general's report says the department of homeland security employee may have granted special favors to virginia governor terry mcauliffe just before he took office. the report says the employee "exerted improper influence creating an appearance of favoritism." according to "the washington post," mcauliffe asked them to process these applications in a timely fashion. and afghanistan president set to speak in front of a joint session of congress. should be speaking any moment now. is expected to be a 40-minute address. president ashraf ghani here speaking on the house floor.

lawmakers have been critical about u.s. troop involvement in what's become america's longest war, but lawmakers seem to favor the proposal by ghani to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan beyond the planned withdrawal of 2016. so right now 9,800 u.s. troops are in afghanistan. that number is expected to stay the same. the obama administration forgoing the plan to drop the troop numbers down to 5,500. afghanistan's new president says the concern is the growing crisis with isis militants and the fear that they coin spire rebels to destroy what the u.s. has worked so hard to accomplish for more than a decade now. >> richard, as you know in afghanistan hundreds of people are asking for justice for a woman killed by a mob. a 27-year-old woman beating, pushed off a roof run over and soent fire. set on fire. the attack happened outside a famous mosque in moscow. 28 people arrested in the murder.

the northern virginia bureau chief is headed to stafford county. late last night the school board voted in favor of a policy change. the change comes after parents were upset about a transgender student was allowed to restroom of the sex the child identified with. the student was born a girl. the student will need to use the girls' bathroom or a teachers' bathroom. and good morning once again. plenty of cloud cover out there this morning. a little bit of very light rain now moving into parts of northeastern maryland northern baltimore county lifting out of the area. a few pockets of light, freezing rain earlier this morning, but now temperatures are all well above freezing. 38 martinsburg, 43 down south in fredericksburg. a little warming trend. as we go through the afternoon with the rain drops, plenty of clouds linger. it will warm up later this afternoon ahead of a big warm-up

coming our way for tomorrow. don't expect the warm weather to last long. i'll talk about your chilly weekend in a few minutes. back to the news. >> thanks chuck. some of our favorite nationals appearing on the cover of "sports illustrated." take a look. stars there. the picture was tweeted out, one of four different covers marking the beginning of the baseball season. that of course starts in a couple weeks. we checked out what you're saying about this. one question a lot of you are asking why are bryce's forearms so huge? i don't know. maybe he works at it. we don't have a good answer noor one. opening day just around the corner of course. we are back in 60 seconds with a closer look at this video that's getting a lot of attention today. you won't want to

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everybody is stalking about the first lady and whether she shaved her head after a joid she recorded for "jeopardy" on the hill's website. hasn't said anything about the reaction at this point. take a close look. it's the lighting in the situation that makes it seem like her ponytail is really just pulled back very tightly. that's why the hair looks shorter than maybe we're used to. also thousands of shares on facebook of this story. take a look at the video here. just an adorable baby hippo swimming with its mother at the san diego zoo. this video posted on the zoo's twitter account of baby hippos doing what they do. born earlier this week. doesn't appear she has a name. at least not yet. we'll let you know that changes anytime soon. and paul mccartney now trending on twitter across the country. loll la pa soozapalooza lollapalooza paul mccartney the headliner. named at the top of the list. you can see a lot of other bands

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alarming new video shows what teens are doing behind the wheel desides texting and how it's putting their lives in danger. take a look. >> ah. aaa used crash video for research and determined that teens distracted driving is more serious than you night have thought. distraction a factor in 60% of teen accidents. so what are your teens doing behind the wheel? 15% of crashes happen while teens are interacting with each other inside the car. that followed by cell phone use. a 12%, singing, 8% and grooming in the car accounts for 6% of teen crashes. and we asked you to think

if -- whether tougher laws are needed to prevent distracted driving especially for teen ps's text one for yes, two for no and we'll share results later in the show. good morning once again. a check of storm team 4 radar this morning. over the last couple hours this area of light rain and sprinkles moving through the d.c. metro area and moving out towards the bay bridge annapolis into the inner harbor of baltimore. part of a very very light weather system coming through. much coming our way the rest of this afternoon. plenty of clouds. couldn't rule out a random drop or two. that's about it. that's the warmer air moving through. you'll start to notice the change a little later on today. we're in the 30s and 40s now. we'll stay there for the next hour or two, but gradually whip that little built of rain pushing out, temperatures should be allowed to rov irquite a bit. abe to mabel itable to make into the low 50s and perhaps rising temperatures into the evenings temperaturing up to the 50s.

70s tomorrow. not for long. seven-day forecast next time i see you. kraft foods struck a deal to be bought by private equity firm 3g capital who also owns heinz and burger king. merging with hindsheinz creating the world's fifth largest beverage and food company. a spill jove from cadbury in 2010 and split off a snack food business in 2012. landon douty, news 4. >> reporter: how healthsy the county you live in? a new report provide as snapshot of your county's health looking at everything medical care crime and transportation and other things that affect how well they say people live. counties in our area how they stack up. virginia first. out of 133 counties arlington county ranked the healthiest. look at this. fairfax county third place. and then looking at prince william, they came in at number 11. moving on now to maryland. take a look here. montgomery county ranking the

healthiest of 23 counties plus but more city prince george's at 16. look here as we look for d.c. data. 12% reported their health was poor or fair. and 22% of adults said they felt they were obese. this national study was done by the robert wood johnson face for a full list and county breakdown go to nbcwashington.com and search healthiest counties. remember the social media campaign bring our girls back tell you about a terror group's latest action that could have people

this morning we are learning more about the 150 victims presumed dead after that germanwings plane crash in the french alps. two americans onboard that plane. the british government also identify two of their own citizens a mother and her 7-month-old son returning from a family funeral in barcelona. the first look at the cockpit voice recorder. it is badly mangled there. but officials believe they'll be able to retrieve usable information from that box. authorities arriving to the crash site today. the french president and the german chancellor arrived by helicopter to pay respects to victims. german officials say at this point there is no evidence of foul play but the investigation

continues to determine exactly what caused that plane to go down there in the french alps. >> this is just in. the nigerian government is confirming the terror group boko haram kidnapped hundreds including many children. this tweet posted by a reuter reporter estimated 400 to 500 women and children taken. no official confirmation on how many were taken actually but we continue to follow that. this is all happening in the northeastern part of nigeria. the same group which kidnapped nearly 300 schoolgirls last april. deciding the fate of american student amanda knox. knox and her italian boyfriend convicted for the second time last year in the death of knox's british roommate in 2007. knox is state side but the boyfriend mobbed as he entered court. you can see here. the italian court will decide whether to confirm the conviction or order a third trial. if the convictions are confirmed, knox could serve more

than 28 years in prison. it's not know if she would be extradited. cloudy skies from our cameras looking southbound towards the national mall. all sitting under a full deck of clouds now. temperatures on the chilly side. only in the upper 30s and low 40s. here's your seven-day forecast now. today, temperatures gradually getting into the 50s. that may not be until after the sun goes down. chance of an o'occasional sprinkle or two, that's it. best chance of rain overnight tonight and late thursday into friday. one big spike in temperatures is tomorrow when we surge into the 70s. don't get used to it as we'll be back down into the clouds and chilly 40s and 50s friday and another shot of pretty cold air comes in for the weekend. saturday mostly cloudy only 44 degrees. that's about 15 degrees colder than average. and a couple of subfreezing starts. milder but breezy heading towards monday and tuesday of next week. >> all right. thank you. and you're looking at a live picture of the capitol. members of the house are slated to vote on a budget today, but

this is no run of the mill vote. we're about to see some very tricky legislative moves going on. nbc news political writer carrie dann joins us now. >> reporter: very wonky, stick we me. the way the budgets normally work a series of budgets come to the floor have to get a certain amount of votes. one gets above the threshold needed. that passes. other ones fail. the way that house republicans are doing this though, very concerned about a split in the republican party. there are some republicans who say defense spending is really important. pentagon needs more money. need more military budget. let's boost that. there are other republicans who say, no, no. we're concerned about the deficit and the need to spend low. house leaders are worried they wouldn't be able to pass a budget with the split. they're using the queen of the hill rule. or kayin akaren point of the budget. put a total of six budgets on the house floor. whichever one gets the most votes passes.

so that's what they're going to do today. >> a little confusing. they're going to put six different budgets. is there one they really want? >> there is one they really want that includes the extra money for the military and democratic votes. one democratic budget ones brought by the congress' black caucus one brought by progressives and very conservatives. hoping the one with the extra boost of money for the military is the one with the most votes and the passes. >> interesting. what does it say about the stability of the leadership in the house? >> something john boehner dealt with a long time. he's got a split conference. got some who are very conservative don't like john boehner much and some old stalwarts allies a long time and john boehner is thinking what can i get to the president's desk? of course the president will veto any budget that would, for example, repeal the health care law. what republicans are hoping. still, that's what's on john boehner's mind today. >> thank you. we'll see you again.

conservative author ben carson making headlines for controversial comments. in a profile in "gq" magazine he appears to compare president obama with psychopaths. the writer of the article says one of his political advisers there was an advisor sitting there with him, who complemented obama saying he looked good and elegant. the magazine quotes carson as then saying "like most psychopaths? that's why they're successful." why think look the way they do they just look great." carson is publicly considering a run himself for the white house. his profile has grown nationally in the past few years, known for not mincen words. and an author's answer to a fan that has gone ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪

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potholepalooza kicks off in the district in a few minutes. the d.c. mayor announced a message to repair the craters and bumps in the roads. i've been experiencing them. i know you have. filled several thousand in the last few weeks. report them calling 311 or go to the nbc washington app to learn more about how to report a pothole. and happening right now maryland virginia and the district's safety officials are asking you to use your street smarts. since spring will usher in warmer weather, more people will be walking and biking. safety experts kicked off the streets smarts campaign in college park as an effort to save lives promoting safe driving, cycling and walking habits. in 2014 75 pedestrians and bicyclists lost their lives in

traffic crashes right here in the washington area. chuck, looking forward to the 70s. a lot of folks will want to get outside on their bikes. >> they will. it won't be the almost all-time most beautiful day tomorrow. it will be warm for sure but it's a one-day warm-up and we'll have plenty of clouds around to deal with tomorrow as well. cold march again. so far this march, more than degree colder than average last year march was almost 4 degrees colder than average and it snowed one year ago today. we had two to five inches of snow a year ago today across the metro. for now just light raindrops moving out into parts of the northern bay. a few sprinkled can't be ruled out. on the whole, cloudy and inching up in temperatures. up into the upper 40s and low 50s by 3:00 this afternoon and into the low to perhaps eastern mid-50s by later thissing evening. the debate over the redskins name headed to court. the case heard in june before a u.s. district court in virginia but the final decision may not

end there. no matter what happens the decision is expected to be appealed and end up in supreme court. saying the redskins should lose a trademark license because the name is offensive. redskins saying they are honoring native americans. buzzfeed saying a memo says the intent may not matter here. the memo says instead it's about whether a "substantial number of native americans find the name disparaging." even though it's the nfl off season it isn't stopping many of you and the redskins from talking about who the team's quarterback will be next year. the annual nfl owners meeting under way in phoenix. the redskins making waves because the team would not rule out drafting a quarterback in the first-round pick if he was the best available. speaking with redskins gm about what the future hold for rg3. >> going forward with the standpoint what i've seen from robert in college and what i saw his rookie year we had to come from seattle and play in the playoffs. it's tremendous up side.

still a young guy. i need to see him as a person around the other guys and see who steps up and takes leadership. >> all right. expect a lot more chatter, of course between now and the draft. which is of course about a month from now. i know we'll all talk about it. >> most people are pulling for rg3. i think so. >> see the strength he showed that first year. >> we hope he does well. >> we do. and we'll see. a few more months to wait and see. absolutely when we come back

we have breaking news for you. police arrested two people in connection with that shooting at frederick high school in maryland. frederick police wrapped up a news conference about an hour ago. molette green is outside the school. >> reporter: police made it clear the arrests are not the end of this investigation. after an extensive investigation into the shooting at frederick high school last month, police have arrested these two men. >> we are pleased to announce the arrest of brandon earl tyler, age 21 and chandler tristen davenport, age 19 both of frederick, maryland. >> reporter: police believe tyler pulled the trigger wounded two teens outside the high school gymnasium after a basketball game saying his accomplice drew the victims outside. >> the daunting taft associated

with this investigation, 200 preliminary interviews on this evening alone. >> reporter: at this point police believe the victims were targeted and are looking into whether it was gang-related. a school spokesman insists it is safe on campus. >> i know our schools are safer and that's the message we need to make loud and clear for our community. the schools in frederick county are absolutely safe. gangs are not a school issue, per se. they're a community issue. >> reporter: now the gun used in the shooting still has not been found. the suspects who face a range of charges including first-degree assault to use of a handgun during a violent crime have a court appearance this afternoon. we are live in frederick, molette green, news 4. >> already, molette. news 4 is at a news conference now getting an upa date of where theabouts of congressman walter e. fobtntroy.

82-year-old fontroy has been known to travel extensively in africa and dubai and have very little contact with home. follow on twitter for the latest on what comes out of this news conference. right now news 4 pat collins is headed to d.c.'s police headquarters to learn more about the mysterious death at a hotel. found david messerschmitt stab dod death and want to talk to the person you see in his video about what happened. in about an hour his wife will make a statement about her husband's death. follow twitter for updates on the story throughout the day today. a new inspector general's report is out now saying a department of homeland security employee may have granted special favors to virginia governor terry mcauliffe just before he took office. the report says the employee "exerted improper influence to help with visas for foreign investors in mcauliffe's electric car company." the report says it was

unprecedented created an appearance of fave riftism. mcauliffe's office says he asked them to process them in a timely fashion. right now afghanistan's president ghani is speaking on capitol hill from front of a joint session of congress. live pictures where the address is happening now. it's expected to last another ten minutes or so. this comes after president obama agreed to keep u.s. troops in afghanistan and forgo the planned withdrawal. ghani making his first comments to u.s. servicemen and women saying she grateful for the sacrifices they've made. >> the people of afghanistan recognize the bravery of your soldiers ss and the tremendous sacrifices americans have played to keep afghanistan free. >> more than 2,000 u.s. service member was killed in afghanistan. another 20,000 others were wounded. chuck?

welcome back everybody, to storm team 4 weather. we're keeping a close eye on the sky for you today. temperatures are only inching their way now into the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. 38 degrees in martinsburg. only 41 in winchester. milder down to the south but not by much. 43 now fredericksburg and a chilly 36 in annapolis. cloundy y cloudy skies next couple of days. dry for the most part overnight. by early tomorrow morning clouds could tleed a couple sprinkles around early into the morning hours tomorrow. i think tomorrow afternoon is by and large dry, and warm with breaks of sunshine into the 70s we go tomorrow. here's tomorrow at 5:00 in the afternoon. that's when changes start to come back in. pretty good chance of a round of rain showers, which may include a rumble or two of thunder between 4:00 and 10:00 tomorrow evening. another check in the seven day only a few minutes out. >> thank you. happy to tell you about a new partnership you'll hear about. beginning today, hear news 4

reporters and meteorologists on wplt radio. listen for us in your car radio looking for news traffic and weather in our area also pleased some of the trusted voices you hear on wpot will join us on news 4. all xined to provide you with the latest up-to-date information wherever you are. of course. you might be paying one of the heist prices in country for baby-sitting services here in the district. i know we are. d.c. among the five most expensive markets for baby-sitters nationwide. if you're a parent in d.c. you're paying about $15 an hour for one child, up to $5 per hour for additional kids. according to care.com the national average is arounds s$13 per hour. the most expensives san francisco, san jose -- san jose, california should say and boston. a couple of kids it's an expensive date night. >> would you pay nor for more kids? >> start with $15 one kid and $5 additional. two kids they're at $20.

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take a look at the stories a lot of you are talking about now. trip advisor out with an annual list of top destinations and the moroccan city of marrakesh at the top of the list. first u.s. city to appear on the list is new york city. comes in at 11. let's check in now with brittany johnson, our social media editor on what's trending on nbcwashington.com. >> yes. fascinating story trending on the website now. a girl who thought she was white her entire life ended up finding out she was biracial after going off to college at georgetown university. because of it created a documentary that aired monday. find out the details on nbcwashington.com or our facebook page. >> thank you. an interesting read for sure. also trending now the release

of this new trailer for the entourage movie. you might remember "entourage" popular show on hbo now turned into a movie. the eternal drama, all back and the mma fighter ronda rousey is in the tr

today a public apology expected over the racist frat video you have heard on seen about by now leading to the expulsion of two university of oklahoma students. one of the students is speaking this afternoon. you can see levi pettit leading frat members, a conference with the state's black caucus this afternoon, meeting privately afterward. teens and distracted driving might be a bigger problem than once thought and the not just text weg needwe need to worry about with our kids.

alarming reports showing a what teens are doing behind the wheel. take a look at this. >> aaa used the crash video for research and they determined distraction was factor in 60% of teen accidents. that's four times as many as official estimates base and police reports. the common distractions causing crashes, 15% happen while teen interacting with others inside the car. that's followed by cell phone use at 12%. singing at 8% and grooming in the car accounts for 6% of teen crashes. we asked earlier, do you think tougher law, needsed to prevent distracted driving especially for teens? the majority responded, yes. we still want to you shoot a text tell you what you think. one for yes, two for no and we'll talk about this later. storm team 4 radar, rain moving into northern parts of the chesapeake bay.

done with chances around the washington area. high temperatures inch their way into the upper 40s, low 50 ps that's about it. your hometown forecast, a cloudy stretch, at least turning milder. ing a alexandria 52 by 5:00. in the upper 40s here and overnight and tomorrow much warmer. one or two peeks of sunshine putting us in the 70s. a rumble or two are thunder late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. the seven day coming up in about ten minutes. and getting ready for a big debate in d.c.'s ward 8 tonight. this is a bit of a crowded field to replace the late marion berry? >> the mayor died last november april 228th the spernlt election to replace him. it's 13 candidates. we'll have them together tonight at the thurgood marshall academy on martin luther king avenue. a private charter school for high school kids. popular school. a crowd of a couple hundred

expected and 13 candidates. asking a lot of questions, i will moderate this. >> what sorts are things will people talk about to separate themselves on whan issues tonight? >> there are several -- with 13 candidates one we have to say is marion christopher berry, marion berry's son is on the ballot but we wanted to ask them what their community activity has been what they know about the ward. it's the poorest ward in the city. the district of columbia is economically rebounding almost everywhere. but ward 8 still is trailing behind. there's more unemployment there's less economic development. there's more crime in some parts of the ward. so we want to know from these candidates if they're going to replace marion berry what are they going to do for the citizens of ward 8? >> given his son is one of the candidates does that give him a leg up in the race do you think? or is he really in a with the other 12 people? >> i don't want to go through all 13 without being fair of

naming him only because he is marion berry's son, but well established reputation sivan activeak civic activities making the case ward 8 needs to move forward with the rest of the city. they have the back ground and skills and experience more so than christopher berry. this charge. for christopher ber toy say, i've got my father's name what else can i offer the ward? we'll look for that tonight at this forum. >> looking forward to it. tom sherwood thank you very much. talking presidential politics after the break, and

breaking news now on the two americans presumed dead after that germanwings crash in the french alps. the associated press reporting the victims are a mother and daughter from our area. they're identified as yvon selks from virginia and her adult daughter the daughter's name not yet released but selks worked as a government contractor for booze alan hamilton. it is in contact with the family now. the family not wishes to disclose further information at this time. for the latest on the investigation into what caused that plane to crash here's nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: clues scattered across the mountainside. the wreckage spread over a wide

area. the plane has been pull verifyize, one official said. german media says the aircraft was grounded 24 hours before the crash. today experts are already examining one of the roved black boxes. >> one box. >> which one? >> the voice roerdecorder. >> reporter: damaged but may still provide evidence. >> behind the mountain. the crash site just behind there. >> reporter: what did you hear? a loud unusual sound, he says. like this. vvvvv-vvvv-vv. >> reporter: then nothing. the a320 one of the world of most popular aairliners descended. bon yord 150 people many german and spanish. now rescuers are searching for bodies. while in germany a growing memorial nor 16 high school

xunts students among the passengers and a deepening mystery what happened. one of the unanswered questions, why no mayday signal over a period of eight minutes. in terms of the plane being grounded 24 hours before the crash, we understand there may have been a problem with the nose door for the landing gear but it was checked and found safe. all the same there are reports some air crews in the region are refusing to fly on a320s. so worried about they about this mystery. back to you. >> keir absolutely right. germanwings cancelled a few flights because crew members say some of them they feel unfit to fly following the deaths of their colleague. and we are following another story for you, but we go to you first, melissa. >> out of california. a man suspected of shooting and killing a police officer found dead now. police found the man with at least one gunshot wound on his

balcony in san jose overnight. it started when officer responded to a call about a man threatening to kill himself. officers arrived. no word whether the suspect killed himself or was shot by police. italy's high court deciding the fate of american amanda knox. she and her boyfriend convicted for the second time last year in the death of knox's british roommate in 2007. a very worried knox is stateside but the former boyfriend mobbed arriving at court today with italian attorneys. they will decide whether to confirm the conviction or order a third appeal trial. if convictions are confirmed knox could spend 28 years in prison. it's not known if she would be extradited. happening today, the house is expected to begin voting on a budget that helps cut the deficit down the road. however, it sets up a pathway to send president obama legislation that wipes out his health care

law. president obama is all but certain to veto that legislation if it reaches his desk. and president obama marked five years since he signed the health care law. he spoke today about his signature piece of legislation laying out what he says are the successes of the law. the president, however couldn't resist getting into a quick jab about the gridlock in congress. >> congress is working to fix the medicare physician payment system. i've got my pen ready to sign a good bipartisan bill. which would be really exciting. i love when congress passes bipartisan bills. >> this is kind of interestingone of the health care las biggest opponents is now planning to sign up for it. texas senator ted cruz says his wife is taking a leave of absence for his campaign so his family will now get health insurance through the exchanges. it's marred to ignore the irony here. cruz is making repeal of the

health care law a central part of his campaign is. chuck, how much rain do we expect to get tomorrow or is it coming later today? >> done with rain chances for today. the good news. mostly cloudy and primarily dry here for the remainder of the daylight hours. couldn't rule out a sprinkle or two in northern maryland. that's about it. what to watch for over the coming day, cloudy and cool today. not a big impact on outdoor activities. sort of a gloominess outside. thursday a chance for a rumble or two of thunder. nothing severe. the weekend, green and yellow cautiously optimistic heading into the weekend as far as your weather forecast. only into the upper 40s and low 50s today. one mile day nap will be tomorrow. look at just enough sunshine for about 10:00 in the morning until 3:00 or 4:00 in the afternoon to ally for quite the warm-up. into the 70s. showers linger thursday night into early friday and the weekend, primarily dry, but well below average. highs only in the 40s on saturday to barely 50 on

sunday. [ chanting ] >> some uva students now protesting a tuition increase at the board of visitors could approve as soon as today. the hike takes effect next year if it happens. tuition going up by nearly 4% for students both in and out of state. the school says the full price to go there including room and board fees and a step increase for in-state students goes up by just under $2,000 a smes tr. semester and removing how much students need tuition help have to pay, which the school says will lower prices for 70% of virginia families. back in 60 seconds with a look at the payday

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pass pasquao enter the ring. ringside seats up to $7,000. only a small percentage of tickets put on sale for the public. a story too wack e to make up. a man in seattle ticketed for using a cardboard cutout of a person to drive in the carpool lane. we've heard of things like this before. a public information officer tweeted the moment for all of us to see. take a look at this. yes, a cardboard cutout of a beer spokesman. you might remember the ads where the so-called most interesting man in the world says he doesn't always drink beer but when he does he drinks dough ss da ss dos sakes. >> the driver still got a ticket i. think so. not allowed in the xresexpress lane.

>> a funny one. after the break a look at the good deed dog. want to see that dog? a picture somewhere. there he is. ah. look at that. he's responsible for something really special. we'll show you. ♪ ♪ ♪ a purple heart dug up by a

dog making its way back to the rightful owner. smuckers the labrador discovered it in denver colorado. engraved on the back corporate litman. he was discovered through the purple hearts eyed. the medal returned to the corporal's family. chuck, how about the weather? >> all right. cloudy skies for now. not much of a rain threat. temperatures gradually climb they're way up into the low to mid-50 rs before all is said and done but may want to go ahead and sab your time on washing the car. several chances for rain over the coming days. >> that i

- oh! - oh! i'm sorry, uh... what are those and where's theresa? oh, my god. - you're jealous. - no, no, no, no. i am not jealous. well, you should b because that guy knows how to treat a woman. oh, oh--and i don't? is that what this is about? you haven't been treating me very well lately. i think we should talk about how we're treating each other. 'cause what we have going on--where we're going, has nothing to do with that guy. it's been a long time.