that's after crews spent 12 hours trying to clean up a mess there. a tanker truck overturned at the americ lion bridge and spilled fuel all over that road and backed up traff for miles, too. this morninoo we'reng at the crash and what followed it. >> let's get a check on your commute this morning. >> first up, chuck bell with the friday forecastri >> that's t. it's all good news because it's friday. it's goo news because it will be warm today. of usatures for most back above 70 degrees. 70 on a friday. that's bonus material. s, it looks chan carrier on radar. most of the moisture and lift will go into parts of pennsylvania. the blue ridge, towards winchester. rain chances in and around the city, especially south of the city, towards waldorf.

rain chances are down close to zero there. but there could be a stray drop here. frederick maryland up to hagerstown this morning. not a high-impact rain. just a stray drop or two. and temperatures, you'll appreciate the diffences in this morning. we were in the 40s and 50s just days ago. there's your clouds today. temperatur t in low 70s. and rain chances today, 30% or less. a closer look at the weekend and when the cold west wind returns. looking here in marshall, a big problem. have a closure here on eastbound 66. this is just before , a truck fire has shut everything down. look at that backup. it is growmog. than two miles right now. you can use 23, exit 23, for 55. go to 17, grove lane and on to 66 to get around that problem. beltway, ier loop and outer loop is different than how we

were looking last night. remember that problem on the american legion bridge. inner loop and out loop, nice and clear. 70 to the spur, going to take you 27 minutes. >>ss me thank you. some breaking news on the roads overnight. take a lookth at . a metro bus was involved in a crashgtn southeast wash. this was at southern avenue. we spoke with d.c. police and they didn't have information on injuriesr what caused this crash. we want to get back to the crash on the beltway tt had lanes shut down for 12, unbelievable hours. >> commuters who left for the destinations in the early afternoon, didn't get there until midnight. the whole thing started around om00, when a fuel tanker overturned after se collision with several cars on the american leg that tied up traffic for the next several hours. justin fin joins us le

from maclean on why it took so long to clear this crash. justin? >> reporter: well, molette, aaron, the first responders could not throw a truck on a tow an pull outf here because fairfax county fire and rescue, said the tanker had gallons ofd fuel in they were able to pump out the fuel and haul that tanker out of here. but on the ground, as you said, traffic was frozen in place. they did everything they could to fear the fuelt out of t tanker. fairfax fire and rescue sayin they believe about 150 gallons of fuel did spill d but they't believe that any of it got down to the river below. of course, get that fuel out of there. some 8,500 gallons or so, they took hours. chopper 4 was high above the

scene, getting a good look of all of this. you can see the tanking overturn and the wreck scene on the ground. you can see the arteries nearby are also clogged, including the inner and outer loop. a bottleneck there. we spoke to a driver who was trapped in all of this. she says, it was as frustrating >> i have had plenty of cars and trucks on the side of the road, just parked. i saw people get out of their car. i pack extra snacks every day. i had two extra bananas and that s my dinner. >> reporter: luckily, she was able to get out of here okay. you can see traffic here. tyou make your way toward american region bridge. as for the drer, the tanker uck, we're told he is okay.

a minor injury. smooth sailing so far this morning. we're live in mackclean. nside to you. >> justin, thank you. developing torsng in just about an hour from now, we could have some confirmatn about will be the next archbishop ofon washin megan mcgrath live outside of the archdiocese in washington northeast, with more on this. good morning. >> repor we're waiting official word from the vatican. but the catholic news agency is reporting that pope francis is arpecting to appoint wilton gregory, the nexbishop of washington. typically, the vatican makes announcements at 6:00 our time. we have to figure out if it happens today. now, i gregory serving in atlanta. he is a long-time leader in the catholic church. he served as prehedent of united states of -- united

states conference of catholic bishops. he held that decision during the 2002 sexual abuse scandal, the so-called spotlight scandal. it's not known if archbishop gregory will accept thepo tion. a lot of unanswered questions here. a local church expert says, if he does take the job, he will have a lot of challenges ahead of him. >> the new archbishop has incredible challenges ahead of him. to those who have lost trust, in the church in washington, he must rebuild trust. two those who had a s sense you later to the church, he must win them back. >> the arch die archdiocese o wn saare waiting to hear from the holy see.

they were rocked by scandal, involving theodore mccarrick. again, we are awaiting official word from the vatican. we could learnar on the next bishop of washington. we believe that it is archbishop gregory. 6:00 a.m., we could officially hear. >> we'll stay on top of it, megan. ank you so much. 5:07. and president trump did not hold back about the muellerre rt. he talked in michigan in front h an enthusiastic crowd. among the peopl named, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intelligence committee. schiff delivered a four-minute response for those calling on him to stepdown. his message couldn't have been more different thanhe president's who spoke just hours later.

>> my colleagues may think it's the russians offered dirt on the democratic candidate for president, as part of what was described as the russian government's eort to help the trump campaign.gh you think that's okay. you might think it's okay they concealed it from the public. you might think it was okay, that the dirt they received on hillary clinton wasn't betr. >> their fraud has been exposed and the credibility of those who shed this hoax is forever broken. and they now have big problems. >> president trump called schiff pencil neck. he said mueller's investigation was an illegal attempt to seize power. meanwhile, the trump administration has done a 180. it reversed a plan to pull federal funding from the special olympics. betsy devos faced scathing criticism over a proposal for

pulling the program. vos said she agreed with the president's decision. earlier, she suggested hn' agency couafford the cash. congress and not the administration, actually authizes the spending. the house has rebuked the p trministration again. the president's policies would prevent most transgender people from serving and prevents existing troops from transitioning. yesterday, lawmakers denounced o the policy, which is setke effect on the 12th. the action on the house doesn't reverse the administration policy. but it sentds a message of disapprov disapproval. the ban is being challenged in court. n the charges have bee dropped. th doesn't mean that jussi smollett is out of the spotlight. the city ordered smollett to pay $130,000. police and the mayor say there's

enou evidence to prove that staged the incident to improve his career. they are upset that prosecutors dropped charges ar inst the acrlier this week. smollett continues to say the attack was real. > the man who attacked and tokilled a 17-year-old resn girl begins his life in prison. nearly two years ago, darwin martinez-torres attaed a group of muslim teens. he raped and killed hassenan. he later dumped her body in a pond. her father cried aft he spoke to reporters after the sentencing. >> i will never forget. i never forget her. shused to be really nice. >> police initially said that he lashed out in a case of road rage. however, the family believes she was targetedau b of her

muslim faith. a loudon county high school teacher is free and clear this morning after being accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. last year, kimberly winters was accused of having a sexual relationship with a juvenile. a judge dismissed the charges against her last month. al investigation found no evidence of crimonduct. winters has been on leave since her arrest. her attorney says she is expected to regain her pay.t her futuree school is unclear. a virginia politician in the spotlight. a student is accusing former governor doug wilder of sexually harassing her. sidney black told "the washington post," that wilder took her out to dinner to celebrate her 20th birthday. after dinner, wilder invited her back to his condo i richmond, kissed helcohol and without her consent. he offered to pay for law school and suggestedld she c live at

his house. black reported the incident in december. she worked as an office assistant at the vcu office. wilder has not commented on the allegation. vcu tells us the school doesn't comment on investigations for privacy reasons. your toll-free ride on parts of 395 are soo coming to an end. hov lanes are being changed to hov toll lanes from edsell roan. to the penta okay. baseball is back.as

the season started. fans are excited to be out at nats park. >> opening day didn't go it as we wanted it to go. while there's plenty of action, d.c. was scoreless the entire game. the natshe fell to mets, 2-0. was a great starting day for max scherzer. he ended that ball game with 12 strikeouts. keep in mind, nats fans, this is game one. 161 games to go. the team is back at home tomorrow afternoon to continue the series with the mets. >> it started off as his day withh the h tag and everything. still ahead, a new study revealing it may be something a parent does to increase their child's risk t develop adhd. plus, would you pay more each month so you wouldn't have to recycle? let's get the temps in the 70s. >> we can do that. your hit t road forecast.

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cord samples. for amino acids were up, they have adhd. o highlights the importan quiet during pregnancy.4: >>18. chuck bell is standing by to get us up to speed on the weekend. >> i i have great news for your friday and for your saturday plans. itill be open window weather for re. temperatures this afternoon and tomorrow, will be above 70 degrees for most of this. sunny and cool this morning. the wind out of the south. the southerly breezes are a part of the reason we'll be so mild, not just today, but stay mile tonight and warm through tomorrow. look at these numbers. 54 in front royal. manassas down to 44. three mornings ago, manassas at

19 degrees. 44 ishe relative cold spot this morning. nowhere nea as cold as it was. a lot of clouds. all o the bright sunshine will not be repeated. low rainnd chances afternoon highs above the 70-degree mark. quite a bit of rain showers now from st. louis to cincinnati to cleveland up here.f most that moisture is aiming north of our region. but there certainlyill be a chance for a couple of the rain drops here to reach -- especially t shenandoah valley. there's a quick hitter, late morning into early afternoon. from about winchester northbound to hagetown. then, things are dry through the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow. here's 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. a lot of clouds around. but the rain chances hang back well out t thewest.

by the time we get to saturday night, things wille dry. like to have rain coming in here. not a lotf rain. rain showers, off and on, from sunrise to 2:00 in the afternoon. skies may clear out a little bit. butty a gorthwest wind means a colder day on sunday. 75 on saturday and a55 for high on sunday. and that will be before lunch. really falling into the 4 by late sunday afternoon. and a chance for temperatures near freezing by monday >> that's giving me the chills. it's so nice today and tomorrow. eastbound 66 again, in marshall, before 55. this is a four-mile backup. we just got the left lane reopened. this was a truck fire. now, one left lane is getting by. it's still very, very slow. you can use exit 23 for 55. and backo i-66.

then, it will be clear, as you can see.hb nond, southbound here on 95 in virginia. no problems. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, looking quite good. different from yesterday, when the american legion bridgeas w

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news 4 today starts now. good news for drivers all over the area. the beltway is back open after what can be described as a nightmare commute, nearly 12 hours after a tractor-trailer overturned, the mess is cleaned up this morning. we will have much more on the chaos it caused in a few minutes.

first, to a live look outside. and more good news. it is finally friday. and aaron is acting appropriately. you should see him. molette green, in for eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. melissa will update you on the commute. and chuck bell has the forecast. nice friday. >> absolutely right. no complaining today or tomorrow. thwest winds and cold rain drops will be back as soon as the sun comes up on your sundaymorning. temperatures, right now, well above average. 49 currently in gaithersburg. 47 in springfield, virginia. 52 in annapolis. your wake-up weather is an easy one today. it won't be as much o a bright, sunny sky. mostly cloudy day. temperatures will climb out of the 50s and into the 70s today. we're keeping a 30% chance for a few showers in the forecast.s

most of that on the i-81 corridor in the shenandoah valley. so, most of us will not need to worry about rain drops for today. we'll time-out the rain on your sunday and let you know. let's go to meliss >> american legion bridge looking better and different than i didyesterday, about 12 hours ago. inner loop, outer lp, everything is rolling along quite well this morning. everything was cleaned up from theanr being overturned. the rest of the beltway, eastbound 66, before 55 in marshall, quite a bit of a backup. oneane is getting by. you can use exit 23 for 55 to 15,ve gro lane and 66 to get around thatone, if you want to. the rest o 66, 95 in virginia, looking okay. teederick to the spur, going to

take you 28 mi aaron? >> melissa, thank you. back to the beltway crash that lasted well into the night last night. the beltway opened at the american legion bridge before 2:30 this 12 hours earlier, a tanker flipped on to itside. >> can't imagine what people were thinking and feeling in their cars. justin finch with more on this cleanup effort. r: good morning. yes. this was a big job. just think about ite. h this tanker truck turned over on its side, full of fuel and leaking. drivers out here, they were just stuck. we got a wide look. the tanker truck turned over there. theesponders below.

and the traffic, as well.x fairounty fire rescue, about 100 gallons of fuel on that truck. montgomery county and fire and rescue, had to work hard to pum gallon after gallon of fuel from that tanker. they eventually cleared it, righted it, and were able to haul it off. on the ground, this tedious a time-consuming job was made more so, oncere saw signs of leaking from the tanker, as well. >> we estimate about 150 gallons of gasoline was spilled. our crews plugged the leaks and contained the fuel that was running off. >> reporter:hances are for the drivers who were stuck out here, reportedly sleeping in their cars, they wer dreaming about what you are seeing right now, a wide-open 495 northbound here.

right by the american legion aidge. ca moving as they should be. there's no injuries from thiscr h. the driver of the tanker was okay. a passenger in the crash, too. injuries.minor good news there, too. i'm justin finch, news 4, back inside to you. >> justin, thank you. tonight, the national park service will begin parkway repair on the b.w. paway. from 7:30 tonight until 5:00 tomorrow morning it will be closed. the same stretch closed northbound from 7:30 ttorrow nintil 5:00 sunday morning. developing this morning in just hours, we could have confirmation on who will be the next archbishop of washington. the vatican has selected wilton gregory of atlanta, who you see

here. confirmed has not that report. they make adjustments about 6:00 a.m. our time. we're watching for any developments. the archdiocese says it is waiting an announcement. megan mcgrath will have more on this in a live report, coming up at 5:45. e turn to ain devel story in montgomery county. he will report to the i.c.e. office in hours. hemeas been living in montgory county for nearly 20 years. he runs the elite soccer development academy. he flew in was in 2000. he applied for asylum and was denied and has been living her ever since. parents of his players are devastated if he has to leave. >> losing him in the community

would be a tragedy. not just for me and many, many adults, but also for the kids. >> i just forget. you know what? i live for the community. >> a group of supporters plans to go to the ice office to show support for the coh. here are some o the stories we're following this morning. president trump fired up his supporters at a rally in grand rapids, michigan, last night. this was the first one since the attorney general released a summary ofhe mueller report. the president attacked democrats, the media and talked about hisindication overhe report. we'll have more on thi coming up. the man who attacked, raped andilled nabra hassanen was sentenced to life in prison without parole yesterday. two years ago, he attacked a group of teens a they were

walking to a mosque. according to police, he beat her with a baseball bat and dumped her body in a pand. a student is accusing doug wilder of harassing r. she says wilder kissed her without convent. ilder has not commented on the allegation. vcu has refused to comment. the nats start off the first game with a loss. d.c. shut out max scherzer did end the ball game with 12 strikeouts. the eam will continue series with the mets tomorrow afternoon. coming up, another hot to see "hamilton" live here in d.c. what to know to snag tickets. first, we all rely on gps to get where we need to

you're watching news 4 today. uva is headed to the elite eight. march madness continued last night. virginia played oregon. close for most of the game.ca uv out on top. they took out oregon, 53-49. they'll do the same to purdue, we hope. an happening here in d.c. today. number two seed, michigan state taking on the number three seed, lsu. >> as well as mber one, duke, taking on number four, virginia tech.he the hokies sayre glad the game is near their home turf, but keeping the eye on the prize. >> i think it's a tremendous feeling to play close to home boain. we're just worriedut the big match-up we have. >> big match-up. t all fourms tonight are looking to advance to e elite eight. basketba to hockey now, the caps have clinched a spot in

the playoffs. last night'ga win ainst the ne carolina hurris means d.c. will continue their quest for the cup. the caps ended up winning the road game, 3-2.'t we donnow which spot the caps had this postseason. this will be the team's 11th time going to the playoffs in the last 12 seasons. >> go, caps. >> hopefully theyd have to def that title. good morning, everybody. time to take a look at some of the gardening tips from maryfield gardens. doing a little mulching and cleaning up. grass seed and weed preventer, always a good idea. and planting trees and shrubs, a good idea to get that done. my tulips are about to burst forthith ahow of spring color. i'll let younow if the

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you'ching news 4 today. president trump will spend the weekend at his florida resort, r-a-lago. he arrived last night after a r campaign-stylely there. this is the first one since the report was completed. he fired up his supporters on democrats, the media and talk of vindication. >> tracie potts, good morning. >> reporter: he talked about the board and health care. but he talked about the russian investigatioending, and the report that democrats and he have called to come out so the public can take a look at it. the presidentaithe collusion dug delusion, as he put it, is over.

this isikely to be a big campaign theme for him in 2020. >> talk about what we talked about yesterday. the special olympics funding, there's an update, right? >> reporter: the special olympics cuts t betsy devos reality. was a budget they had to cut 10% out of the budget and that wasn't a federal program. reand then, thedent said no. betsy declosevos said she was s eye-to-eye. earlier, she was trying to plain to frustrated democrats why she was recommending this cut to special olympics. >> thank you. at n about 15 minutes, we could have confirmation about who will be the next archbishop

in washington. >> megan mcgth is outside of chi chillum with more on this. >> it could happen if it happens today, in a couple of minutes. but the catholic news agency is reporting that pope francis expected to apoint archbishop wilton gregory. the vatican makess announcement around 6:00 our time. gregory is in atlanta. he served as the conference of catholic bishops. during his tenure, the church wa deali with a sexual abuse scandal. at this point, it's not known if gregor wil accept the possession. he's 71 years old.

he has t tire by 75. >> a long-rumored candidate for washington, has been archbishop wilton grhiory. i he will be a transitional figure. >> reporter: and the archdiocese of washington released a statement saying, we are awaiting an announcement from the holy see and will have no furthercomments. we're waiting for all of this to come down. worth mentioning that the ar archdiocese of washington, has been rocked by scandal. we could learn who the nextld archbishop ce. stand by. we will learn something very soon. new overnight, "the wall

street journal" says offials are investigating this month's max 8 crash in ethiopia and hav reached a preliminary conclusion. the report cites people iefed on the matter. investigators used the plane's black box to determine that a flight control feature activated at the same ti. five months earlier, a boeing max 8 plane crashed in indonesi killing everyone on drastic measures being taken, as a measles outbreak continues across the country this morning.ew inork city, 33 more cases or were repted yesterday alone. that brings the total to 214 cases now. one new york suburb s so alarmed, it banned unvaccinated children under 18 from indoor places for 30 days. while some protested, public health officials say the move is appropriate. want to talk about a story out of south carolina, here a

fifth grader has died after a fight at her school. raniya wright was knocked unconscious on monday. she passed away two days latho. the district said the other student involved is also a fifth grader and has been suspended. outraged parents gathered at a school board meeting yesterday, demanding to know how something like this could happen. >> i came out here, like, aperyone else out here wanting to know how thisned. >> a go-fund-me to pay for funeral expenses has raided about $50,000. most of us use our gps every day. but for two drivers in fauquier county, virginia, their gps led

them closeodanger. one driver said gunshots were his co leave. but someone tried to barricade him on the operty. almost the exact same thing happened in the southern part of fauquier county. listen o what this mother say happened to her. >> i was coming from huntington, west virginia, to visit my family. gps took me down the wrong i do a little u-turn. three guys come on the porch. they shoot a gun. , i sped up a little bit. car.are following me in a i'm there with my daughter. >> the fauquier county sheriff's office acknowledges our right to defend ourselves with a legallifowned gun. bu someone pulls on to your driveway, just cl the police.

we have some crazy video to inhe newsroom. wind so severe, look at that. >> i wasn't expecting that. >> it lifted the guy off of his feet, into the air. this is surveillance video out of turkey, showing people trying to escue an umbrella during wild burst of wind. one man steps on it. lifted ten feet into the air. look at that. amazing. he was not hurt. another guy was hurt.>> can you imagine? >> no. i screamed when i first saw this vieoo. this vhows how close we are to full bloom and the cherry blossoms. we only care what happens to the blossoms. wake-up weather today. not bad at all. >> it's beautiful. we need to stay above freezing.

we don't want heavy rain and don't want high winds. >> all of which are >> all of which are a possibility. march 1st, our average high was 51. by march 15th, 56. average high temperature, 61. and continuing to warm up by the end of april. 71 degrees for an average high temperature. and the low temperatures, trending upwards as we get the nice, increasing amounts of sunshine around here. today will be a warm one. we'll be in plus territory this afternoon for sure. we're already 52 this morning. 52 also in winchester. 53 in warrington. pleasant weather coming your way today. there's anutside chance of a rain drop or two. temperatures will easily climb into the low 70s. ost of the moisture from

cincinnati to cleveland to columbus here. most of that will stay north of the pennsylvania bordernd away from us. the exception can be thehe no maryland. maybe the northern parts of the shenandoahvalley. ai 2:00 or 1:00, there's a dip of a chance in northern maryland the rest of the day, we will dry back t. tiny chance for a few drops during the first part of the day tomorrow i the shenandoah valley. that stays away from us. rain chances return up on sunday morning. 70s encourage the blossoms to come out too full, toosoon, they will fight gusty rain drops. moay morning will be cold again. hopefully we stay above ubeezing. most of thebs will be in

the 20s by monday morning. >> that is unacceptable there. the american legionbridge. inner loop and outer loop, everything is moving after a standstill on the bridge because of yesterday's bad crash. mi mid countyhighway. no full details. 66 before 55 in mahall. we are very slow. talking about a problemau b of an earlier truck fire. only the left lane is getting by. it's a five-mile tsix-mile backup. travel times in virginia, the rest of 66 g lood. 95, quantico to the beltway looks really good.0, top of the beltway, no problems. the clock is ticking. april 15th is just around the corner.

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news 4 today starts now. >> fday morning has finally arrived. >> that's not the only good news this morning, a portion of the beltway is back

open after crews spent about 12 hours cleaning up a big mess. you see it here. a tanker truck overturned at the american legion bridge, spilling fuel all over the road, backi up traffic for miles. the crash and the hours' long backup that followed. >> let's get a check of your commute and the forecast. first up, chuck bell bringingfus some deligweather today. >> when i was a kid, it was, reach out and touch the weekend. i don't think that would survive the #metoo movement as a slogan. teeratures in the 40s and 50s. lots