good morning, everybody. it is 6:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. may be monday americaning bmorn have good news, the warm temperatures are coming back. >> and melissa takes a look at roads this morning. >> good morning. temperatures are feeling below freezing for everybody across the area this morning. later on today, the warmup does begin so we are looking at temperatures that will be 15 degrees or more warmer than yesterday. so the weekend was cold. felt like winter. feels like 29 degrees. gaithersburg feels like 27. dulles feels like 21. so yes, we're all cold this morning. not this afternoon though. by lunchtime here's your commute forecast. dry roads across the day today. cloudy skies though. by 5:00 p.m. we're talking about 57 degrees so that's going to be mild compared to where we were this weekend. yesterday we only hit 40 degrees but the warmup

tomorrow. 640s in the forecast. we have chopper up this morning though. good morning. >> so chopper 4 headed to a problem here. 270 southbound there at 85. we are seeing some slowdown there is on 270 so wanted to mention that. prince william parkway east of 95, that crash still reported in the northbound indian head highway. a crash there in the right lane. remember, safe track surge 13. first weekday of that runs through april 9th. we're talking about single tracking between braddock road and van dorn street and then on the yellow line, single tracking between braddock road and huntington. on marc delays, 872 cancelled and 841 cammed on the camden line. >> developing this morning we're learning hoarding conditions inside a home in arlington made it hard for firefighters to

a couple trapped inside. one person died. a fire broke out on south grant street last night. >> we're live outside with more on that difficult rescue effort. justin? >> reporter: aaron, eun, good morning. at this hour restoration crews are working. the fire marshal is circling the scene but when the fire department got here they found heavy smoke conditions and fire on the first level of this home. another obstacle was clutter. there was so much of it that they struggled to open that front door. let's take you now to last night. the clutter again, did delay the official response here, we are told, especially when seconds count the most. inside they had two victims in here. one did die at the scene. another was rushed to the hospital and was seriously hurt. this is on south grant street here in arlington. neighbors say that the family has lived here for several decades and they also tell us too, that the response here was complicated by the conditions

take a listen. >> clutter by the front door. units were only able to open the door about 18 inches. >> it's a crushing thing to have seen them in the condition they were when they were brought out. yeah. you just don't expect ever to see that. somebody you know, you know. >> and again, this all happened close to 9:00 last night here in arlington. two victims, we are told, they have not yet been identified. one did die her on the scene. another is fighting life threatening injuries and the cause of this fire remains under investigation this morning. we are live here in arlington. justin finch, news 4. >> thank you. a family in capitol heights is mourning after a loved one was found dead after a house fire. a neighbor realized a home was on fire and called 911. as firefighters were putting out the flames they found a body. they've not identified the person or cause of death

her mother lived in that home. there was not a working smoke detector inside the house. a fairfax county teenager is on her way home and a man is behind bars accused of raping her. police in tulsa, oklahoma, found the suspect and the teenage girl in a motel on saturday. officers had been asked to keep an eye out for the girl. once found she was taken to the hospital and jonathan lewis was arrested. he's 26 years old. police tell us the girl is in good health and that detectives will keep working with her and her family. angie is at the live desk with news about a missing man in the district. >> and this missing alert from police, a man who may need his medicine. they're calling it a critical case. please keep your eye out for this man, 76-year-old george hines, he was last seen sunday. he was wearing a black puffy coat, black pants and

shoes. we will continue to share his photo and information online so you can take a closer look and of course, if you see him, please contact police. now back to you, aaron. >> thank you. developing this morning a defense department investigation is underway into reports of a secret facebook page featuring photos of naked female marines. the naval criminal investigation service is looking into that facebook page called marines united. it featured pictures of female service members in various stages of undress. the women's full names, ranks and duty stations were also included with those photos. the postings began in january when two women were assigned in camp lajeun. >> four new missilesa

overnight. this is file video you're looking at. the new missile handed 200 miles away from japan. it was likely timed to coincide with the military drills between south korea and the u.s. >> president trump is expected to sign a revised travel ban today. a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on the original ban more than a month ago. it temporarily blocked people from seven muslim countries from entering the united states. the president is still making headlines for his explosive allegations over the weekend. he is accusing former president obama of wiretapping his phones just before the election last year. a spokes person for president obama has denied those claims but this morning a new twist, a senior u.s. official tells nbc news that over the weekend james comey asked the department of justice

president trump's claims. this comes as president trump is now demanding congress investigate his kplams. >> if this happened, if this is accurate this is the biggest overreach and the biggest scandal. >> now, on meet the press, former direct to have of international intelligence james clapper denied that there were wiretaps. attorney general jeff sessions is expected to clarify his testimony today from his confirmation hearing earlier this year. this is over husband contacts with russia's ambassador last year. republicans on capitol hill are preparing to take a big step toward repealing and replacing the affordable care act. a draft bill obtained by nbc news would repeal most of the current law within the next few years and set in place a republican vision for health care. a clinic saving lives of our local lifesavers. a treatment center for firefighters is the first of its kind. we'll tell you about it just

forecast with a warmup on the way. >> yes, a warmup on the way, but this morning we're off to a cold start. temperatures feeling below freezing and as we go through the day today, that will change. we're back in the 50s. about 15 degrees warmer than what we had this weekend. then we're in the 60s tomorrow with rain in the forecast. i'll show you the timing of that, plus a look ahead at your weekend. that's straight ahead. plus, springing forward means we gain sunshine, but lose sleep. how to prepare for this weekend's changeso your clock. t

well, many of you have been glued to that baby giraffe cam in upstate new york. zoo keepers say april the giraffe remains happy and

healthy. they have started to see more intense kicks that have startled her. that could happen. she is awaiting her fourth calf. wishing her the best. >> all right. 6:12 on this monday morning. 34 chilly degrees outside our studios. it's cold. >> it is cold outside. you'll need to bundle up this morning. the heavy jacket you had over the weekend, you'll want that this morning. just this morning because this afternoon we are milder, temperatures will be about 15 degrees warmer than what we had this weekend and we're in the 60s tomorrow. also tomorrow you'll want the umbrella. over the weekend i'm watching a chance for rain and snow. this is still kind of getting nailed down but for now keep that in mind. 34 in the district. 7:00 a.m. still around freezing. by noon today already near 50 and by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at temperatures around 57 and milder afternoon, we'll talk about the weekend forecast

we're hearing about a crash southbound on 270 after 85. looks like that is on the shoulder. a little bit of volume headed southbound as you're curving around chopper 4 over that for you this morning. nothing major right now. a crash on the right shoulder just reported here this morning and again, on marc 872 is cancelled today. camden 841 is also cancelled. mechanical issues the problem there. 270 southbound, top of the beltway, no big worries there. 66 inbound and 95 northbound going about 45 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car this morning. all right. thank you. we dealt with this the other day. now check out this new video from near lake tahoe, california. snow there. how about this? it's really coming down too. we also saw video of people snow boarding. there was a winter storm warning in eff

>> it's cold. the cold temperature is getting blamed for that story up in rhode island. two elderly sisters found dead in their home. police say the extreme cold temperatures there were probably a factor. the women were both 97 years old. their younger zuser hsister hadd them off after dinner and police say they both likely died not long after that. a teen girl will not be back in the classroom with her friends today after a tragic crash took her life. this happened in new jersey saturday night. police say the girl was following a scavenger hunt when a service vehicle hit her in westfield. an offduty state trooper was behind the wheel. the cause of this crash is still being investigated. it's now 6:14. we want to get to angie at the live desk, a car drove into a house in the district. what's going on? >> we just found out that that driver did crash into the building. police have confirmed is

hours ago. very limited details, but we know it happened in the 2,300 block of good hope court. that's in southeast d. krmt. they say the driver did stay on the scene and to our knowledge, no one was hurt. we'll continue to follow up. we'll send you the latest as we get it. back to you. thank you. there is new help for thousands of men and women who try to save lives every day. a new behavioral health treatment center for firefighters will start operating today in upper marlboro. it is the first of its kind facility in north america. >> all of us know that every shift you take is a shift that you put your lives at risk for somebody else. >> studies show that being a firefighter is causing ptsd at rates similar to those found in combat veterans. the center will offer services for anyone who is a member o

the international association of firefighters. well, in an emergency every second counts. we know that and if you don't know where you are, it could be the difference between whether you get help or not. that is why some colleges are turning to live tracking apps to keep students safe. with these apps students can automatically send their location and get help. >> reporter: if you've been to a college campus you may have noticed those blue light phones where you can call for help. >> sometimes the blue lights are out and they're all and campus but if they're out they're not much help. >> reporter: that's why gw is turning to vocell phones. students open the app and hit activate and that's where they are. they can also send their location to a campus dispatcher and get help. >> it's nice to see that it's finally done. >> any work environment, you

can't do your absolute best if you don't feel like you're safe. let's say you're not familiar with washington, d.c. and you don't know exactly where you are. this alleviates that problem. >> reporter: first responders may not know where you are either. >> it's very difficult to actually get the pinpoint position from a cell phone so having the app that can do it would definitely make things a lot better for the campus. >> reporter: catholic university, georgetown, howard and the university of maryland, they've all got a different app called guardian. >> you open up the app and send the location to a friend. you also set a timer based on how long you think you'll be walking. if the timer goes off and they haven't heard from you, that's when they know something is up. these apps can provide peace of mind. number three in a row for maryland! >> there you go. the national spotlight is shining on maryland basketball this

team just took first place in the big 10 tournament. this is their third tournament title in a row. maryland joined the big 10 and they have won every year. those lady terps. don't miss the men's big 10 tournament. that's starting right here in d.c. and the ncaa men's and women's tournaments happening next week. here we come, march madness. get your brackets ready. >> wouldn't it be nice to take out uconn? >> that would be a feat. >> there's your goal. >> eun is very excited about this. >> i love filling out the brackets. >> fun to watch the girls go at it. >> so we've got the coat, the star f, the gloves today. >> the hat. >> all of it. >> you've got to get it all this morning. similar to what we had this weekend feeling like winter. bundle the kids up at the bus stop and bundle yourself up but by this afternoon i don't think you'll need it as much. the warmup starts this afternoon. we'll be running around5

weekend and tomorrow even warmer but our rain chances also increase tomorrow. the feels like temperature still below freezing for everybody right now. feels like 29 degrees in the district. feels like 27, in frederick, 27, so feedless to say it's going to be cold even at 7:00 and 8:00 this morning. still in the 30s with our actual temperatures. clouds will be around today but bus stop time later this afternoon, the clouds will be here. no rain with them but temperatures will be many the mid-50s so the kids won't need the heavy koetd all day loncoat. some showers moving in. could last till the early morning hours. and then friday we could see one very small system trying to pass by. into the weekend we're watching this next system approaching. there's a chance for rain and snow. computer models on the

rest of the week. when we go into the weekend it's also spring forward. 2:00 a.m. sunday, clocks go forward an hour. look at our new sunset times. 7:12 so i think you'll like the extra daylight. today 57 for a high temperature. we go into tomorrow, mid-60s. same thing wednesday with that rain and we're still above normal to end out the week. let's check out the roads this monday morning. new problem here on 95 northbound. this is after lorton and you can see the crash on the right side of the roadway and we are still really seeing some slowdowns as you're headed inbound this morning. inner loop here, a crash there on the right shoulder at 7. doesn't seem to be slowing things too much. rest of the beltway looks pretty good. prince william parkway east of 95, a crash reported there and then remember this one, northbound indian head highway there south and a crash this

camden line 841 also cancelled. mechanical problems on both. the singer known for her heart wrenching breakup songs is now a happily married woman. during a concert in australia this weekendadele confirmed that she is married to her long time partner, simon konecki. she didn't reveal when the wedding happened. the two have a four-year-old son together. >> congratulations. another safe track surge has started and it's slowing down the commute for thousands of you. what you need to know so you're not late for work just ahead. plus, it's almost time to spring forward and that means you lose an hour of sleep. why it's more important than ever t prepare yoou

a five-year-old girl from oklahoma is making history. she's headed to washington to take part in the national spelling bee. this makes her the youngest person to ever participate in the competition. did you hear that i mentioned she's five years old? she beat out 53 students ranging from ages 5 to 14 to win her region. >> she's very -- obviously very bright. we were amazed to find that she really has a knack for spelling and can remember words that she's seen and heard very easily. >> she's home schooled by her mother. she noticed her daughter's talent last year when she

correctly. >> i think the trophy is bigger than her. next week we have to set our clocks forward. spring forward. we lose an hour of sleep. >> the time change isn't the only reason we're losing sleep though. 75% of all americans are missing at least one day of work just to get some extra rest. some people miss as many as five days. the biggest obstacle turns out to be stress. >> they can't turn off their brain at night and that can have a big effect on your ability to get into deep sleep. >> experts say having the right mattress and pillows can help. also make sure you go to bet and wake up at the same time every day. >> a key player benched. why he'll have to sit out for the first few games of the season. >> reporter: what you need to know before you head out the door and jump on the blue or yellow line. >> and when you do head out

warm jacket on. temperatures are feeling below freezing through the area this morning. you're not going to need that jacket this afternoon. we'll have milder air moving in and wait till you see tomorrow's temperatures. that also comes with a chance of rain.

a new travel ban, a muslim country could be excluded from the list. the president is poised to roll out a new plan. >> a shoplifting case takes a deadly turn. >> rush hour shakeup. metro riders, if you weren't paying attention this weekend there is a big change to your commute this morning. good morning to you. it's 6:30. you may need to grab that heavy coat when you head out this morning. >> you won't need all that stuff for very long though. the sun is up. take a

we are getting you ready for a warmup this week. sheena parveen holding the fort down while chuck is on vacation. sheena, tell us about it. >> well, it is cold this morning. the sun is coming up but temperatures are feeling below freezing out there. later on today though, i think you're going to like it. we'll feel about 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday but not right now. 34 degrees is the temperature in the district. feels like 29. so the entire area feeling the chill this morning. we'll have the clouds around but we will be staying dry. look how quickly temperatures rise into the 50s by lunch time and mid-50s as we go into the afternoon. we don't get cold again like we are this morning. we'll be staying mild overnight. tomorrow though we'll be in the 60s. a little bit of a roller coaster ro ride continues. let's get a check on the slow traffic out there. >> have some slowdowns here for sure. so 95 nbo

lorton, the crash on the right side of the roadway. we are still quite slow as folks look to the right there. this is the main lane area here this morning. prince william parkway east of 95, still have that crash reported there and indian head highway at old fort road. a crash in the right lane. inner loop, crash is now clear from that area there and taking a live look at chopper 4, trail lights right there in germantown at 118, no major problems there. travel times coming up. it is now 6:31 and here's a look at your top stories. one person is dead and a second is fighting for their life after a fire in arlington. this happened last night on south grant street. hoarding conditions made it difficult for firefighters to help the trapped couple. a live report with new reaction from neighbors is minutes away. take a look at his picture. a search is underway for a missing prince george's county teenager. this is william leach.

andrews ridge apartments on friday. he was wearing pink tennis shoes. call police if you know where he is. president trump is expected to sign a revised travel ban today. a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order on the original ban more than a month ago. the revised order is expected to remove iraq from a list of countries whose citizens were temporarily blocked from entering the u.s. >> the big story is likely to be the allegations that president obama tapped president trump's phones last year. the latest from the news room. >> good morning. this all started early saturday morning when president trump sent out a string of tweets. the latest development is that over the weekend fbi director james comey asked the department of justice to publicly reject the president's claims. so far, no statement has been issued. now, on sunday the white house requested that congress investigate the president's claims. the chairman of the house intelligence

the allegation will be part of the committee's investigation. a pok a spokes person for the former president obama calling the allegations false. stay with us on our nbc washington app. >> a man on the run right now in pruns willi prince william county. he's accused of killing a security guard at the potomac mills mall. he was stopped by security at burlington coat factory. they thought he was shoplifting and then there was a fight. and he stabbed one of the guards to death. he was 44 years old. >> it's a lot going on in the world today. you really have to be careful. no respect for human beings. much prayer needed in america. >> burlington stores released a statement saying it's thoughts are with the officer's family and friends.

green or brown eyes. they identified him through surveillance video. you might want to leave your house earlier this morning if you're taking metro. >> surge 13 is underway until april 9th and that means single tracking on the blue and yellow lines with trains running about every 24 minutes. we've been talking with commuters this morning about this surge. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, i've been talking to several people out here this morning on their way to work and on this first rush hour morning of this surge many of them tell me they have no other choices. this is their only option to get to work. >> well, i guess it's necessary for our safety, you know, it's unfortunate but it's necessary. one of the things i don't understand coming from philly is we never had the trouble and our trains were old and ragged. >> reporter: and this is

we're talking about continuous single tracking during this process on these stations between braddock road and huntington and van dorn. expect disruptions, longer waits, some 24 minutes between trains even during rush hour so for a complete look at this and some other options out there i want you to take a look at our nbc washington app and then search metro alternatives. that is the latest live from the huntington station. back to you. thank you. many of you are choosing to find other ways to get around because of metro's safe track surges. it's been a boost in business for vre. the railway system has deemed a 5% spike in ridership during the first quarter of 2017. that is according to wtop. undisclosed meetings and making contact with russian leaders. the u.s. attorney general has more questions to answer. the new step

>> plus, hundreds of marines kaugts sharing nude photos of female colleagues. how the scandal was revealed. and it is cold for your morning commute, but for your afternoon commute we have some milder changes underway. we'll be running about 15 degrees warmer than we were this weekend so the warmup begins with today. coming up i'll (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing,

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6:39 now. we are in for a miniwarmup here. >> tell us about our forecast. >> especially compared to what we had over the weekend, milder temperatures today and then we go into

warmer. right now we're at 34 degrees in the district so it is cold to start off your monday. you'll want the warm jacket. by 7:00 a.m. still around freezing. lurch lunchtime we're warming to around 50. there is rain in the forecast for tomorrow and warmer temperatures. by the morning tomorrow we're mild. we're in the mid-60s in the afternoon and then the rain chances start to increase. more details on the warming temperatures and maybe another roller coaster ride for the weekend. let's check the roads though this morning. good morning melissa. >> brand new problem 270 southbound. we're sending chopper right now. we'll see what that looks like from above. also have another issue. again, 95 northbound after lorton. we'll talk about some big delays on marc line this morning, metro and also take a look at some travel times coming up. thank you. multiple brush fires in southwest florida have forced people to flee their homes. one fire has burned nearly 200

homes. many roads are also closed as fire crews work the contain the intense flames. high winds are making that difficult. >> a woman raped in her own home and the suspect is on the loose. why the location of this attack is making national headlines. plus, an exclusive interview with notorious rbg. why she wanted to see her name many the headlines long before life at the supreme court. >> reporter: mounds of debris left the morning after a deadly house fire in arlington. ate role th

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wiretapping accusations and a russia meddling probe. president trump wants congress to investigate president obama. >> the president is the defleck torr in chief. >> let's include this as part of it. >> deadly house fire. what stops firefighters from battling this blaze, plus new reaction the community still in shock. >> i had to fight tears because i'd known them a very long time. >> north korea is testing missiles again. what are they up to and why now? >> the notorious rbg in an exclusive interview, she reveals her secrets before the supreme court. >> i'd be a great

>> just about 15 before the hour. one person is dead, another has life threatening injuries after a fire at a home on south grant street in arlington. >> justin finch is live in arlington now with more on why investigators had such a hard time getting into that home to help the couple who was trapped. >> reporter: eun, good morning. investigators say clutter and lots of it made things very difficult inside and now under daylight a search for what sparked this fire last night that killed one and left another very seriously hurt. firefighters report hoarding conditions especially by the front door, devastating because crews could only open that door about 18 inches wide at first. they had to maneuver around clutter to find two victims trapped inside. crews responded here in minutes. they got two people out. one later died. the other rushed to a nearby hospital in critical

>> they were nice people. i was especially fond of her. she was a very special person and he was unique too. >> and perhaps the inside you can see that debris that firefighters had to endure to make that rescue yesterday. the cause of this fire remains under investigation. the names of those victims being with held until their families are notified. back to you. a capitol heights family is also mourning today after their loved one was found dead after a house fire. a neighbor on crown street realized that home was on fire and called 911. prince george's county firefighters were putting out the flames and they found a body. they have not identified that person or a cause of death at this point but neighbors tell us a woman and her mother lived in that home. there was not a working smoke detector inside the house. >> a sex assault

still on the loose after a frightening attack. a woman said she was blindfolded, assaulted by a burglar. this happened friday night on california street northwest just blocks from the homes of the former president and ivanka trump. police don't have a description of the suspect but are urging anyone with information to call them. right now montgomery county police need your help finding this north bethesda man. reginald adams was last seen saturday around 8:00 p.m. he left his home to go to work but he's not been seen since. he was driving a black 2010 lexus ls with maryland plates. call police if you've seen him or that car. we are getting international reaction to a new missile launch from north korea. the country launched four missiles last night. this is file video

japan. this was likely timed to coincide with cooperative military drills between south korea and the u.s. the u.s. and south korea both condemned the launch. japan called north korea a renewed threat and will reenforce its missile defense system. it is over the fbi's review of russia's efforts to influence the presidential election. they're planning to send a letter to the white house counsel and fbi director james comey. it follows reports of white house officials contacting officials atz the justice department and the fbi asking them to knock down reports of communications between trump associates and russians during the campaign. jeff sessions is expected to clarify his testimony from his confirmation hearing today. sessions will submit an amended testimony and respond to questions over his contact with russian ambassadors last

replace the affordable care act could be released as early as today. it would repeal most of the current law within the next few years and set in place a republican vision of health care. a senior house dlin aide tells us that meetings were held over the weekend to work out the outstanding issues. a defense department investigation is underway into reports of a secret facebook page featuring photos of nude female marines. the naval criminal investigative service is looking into the facebook page called marines united. it features female service members in various stages of undress. the full names, ranks and duty stations were also included in those photos. two women were assigned to a marine infantry unit in north carolina. as we check in on the redskins you will not see trent murphy sacking anybody in the first quarter of the season. according to th

post, murphy violated the nfl's policy on performance enhancing drugs. the report says he is suspended for the first four games this coming year. murphy is coming off a big year two, a career high nine sacks. he reportedly is appealing that suspension. the redskins declined to comment. >> we want to talk about kirk cousins because he has good news coming his way. >> he's going to be a daddy apparently. his wife posted this photo on instagram over the weekend. it shows their dog with a sign that says mom and dad are getting me a human. >> just what i always wanted. >> she also said the baby is expected in september. >> the dog i think is not sure. >> so funny to see how people do their different, you know, tellings -- their announcements. i love the dog with the sign over his neck, but you know, he's going to soon be a little why am i not getting all the attention? >> it's a big change and speaking of th

change. >> we're a cold 34 degrees. it feels like 9:00 so the weekend felt like winter. this morning feels like winter. you'll want the warm heavy coat this morning but later on today we'll be milder. running around 15 degrees warmer than what we had this weekend. everybody feels below freezing right now. still at dulles your temperatures feeling like 31. gaithersburg you feel like 28 degrees. frederick feels like 25. quantico feels like 26. later on today i think it will be a nice surprise. temperatures will be going up. fitness forecast for today. by noon already near 50. by the afternoon we're looking at the mid to maybe upper 50s in some areas. clouds are around with us today on future weather but no rain. later on tomorrow we do have afternoon rain that will be approaching near 6:00 p.m. some scattered showers more overnight and possibly into early wednesday, but that clears out veryck

a lot of sunshine. as far oz our temperatures are concerned here's a look at the future air masses. we keep tapping into that warmer air through wednesday. then we could be on another roller coaster ride for the weekend. look at the arctic air trying to drop down. we need to watch this closely because at the same time it looks like another weather system is headed our way. computer models in agreement with this. more updates as with egothrough the rest of the week. we also spring forward. new sunset, 7:12 so we'll be gaining more sunlight in the afternoon. for today though 57 for a high temperature. mostly cloudy but dry. tomorrow mid-60s. rain later in the day. mid-60s on wednesday. we stay above normal the rest of the week. colder into the weekend as of now. let's check the roads this morning. i'm sure it's slow out there. >> we are slow. chopper 4 over 270 southbound at middle brook road. you can see the crash on the right side of the roadway. right now about a two-mile backup as you're headed

southbound here. bw parkway at 410, a crash there. the rest of those routes look okay. prince william parkway east of 95, still have that crash hanging around and a new one on indian head highway, northbound there, a crash in the center lane this morning. 95 north after lorton, still slow through that area because of this problem on again, the right shoulder here right now. brunswick 872 conditionalancell today. top of the beltway is okay here this morning. when i say okay it looks normal. 66 inbound typical. same thing 95 north. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. thank you. it is the highest position an attorney can obtain. united states supreme court justice. >> ruth bader ginsburg always wanted to

lights but not as a member of the supreme court. >> i spent a wonderful evening with justice ruth bader ginsburg the other night. we saw a new contemporary opera at the kennedy center, "champion." we spent some time after wards talking about many, many things, but of course, we started with her love of opera which she told me began when she was just 11 years old. when i asked her what she dreamed of becoming one day she responded, certainly not a lawyer. >> by the time i was a high school senior, if you asked me what i could -- what i would want to be if i had any talent god could give me, and the answer would be i'd be a great diva. i might be beverly hill, but as i'm monotone, the only two places i

shower and and the other is in my dreams. >> but of course her voice has been one of the most important of the united states since she became a lawyer, then a judge and then a justice on the supreme court of our country. in my interview we are also join by her dear friend opera star and star of the new opera at the kennedy center, "champion." washington's own denise graves u. they're both wonderful. we laugh a lot, we learn more about both of them and that's all coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00. good morning. ford has started testing 3d printing of large scale car parts. this could open a new opportunity for vehicle lines and upgrade options. for consumers you could order customizable parts for your next car. they also weigh less so they could help in increasing fuel efficiency. for your morning business report 'm

just about 6:56. here are four things you need to know before you head out the door this morning. a revised executive order on president trump's travel ban will be unveiled today. it's expected to happen the department of homeland security. >> we're working to learn how a person is doing after being critically hurt in a house fire in arlington. another person died in that fire last night ft follow news 4's justin finch on twitter for updates. single tracking on metro's blue and yellow lines will cause long delays until april. metro surge 13 underway now. go terps. the maryland's women's basketball team won the big 10 tournament for the third year in a row. they will play in the ncaa tournament later this month. and a cold start for your morning but later on today, look at that. 57 degrees, rebounding nicely. the 60s return and so does the rain late tomorrow. we will go

we'll be watching the weekend closely. a little bit of a mixed bag but more details as we go through the rest of the week. one issue this morning 270 southbound, chopper 4 over the crash. again, it's on the right side. we still about a two-mile backup headed southbound. >> all right. thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes for weather, traffic and any breaking news. enjoy your day. >> make it a great monday, everybody.

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good morning. the president versus the fbi. director james comey urges the yus tis departme justice department to publicly reject president trump's allegations that then president obama bugged his phones during the election. the white house doubling down, demanding an investigation, but offering no evidence to the president's claims. what is going on inside the white house. and what was behind this heated discussion in the oval office. our report straight ahead. image problem. the marine corps rocked by allegations that its own members shared graphic photos of female marines on a secret facebook page. this morning the just launched investigation as the veterans who uncovered the scandal speaks out. >> seeing a woman that i knew, a woman that i'm