city you can see we are warming up 46 washington although they should update in a moment we are already up to 53 national you get the idea a nice rebound in temperatures 38 baltimore, 43 right now, at the naval air station, looking at the radar, not a lot to show you satellite radar, cloud cover well out west, portions of west virginia and eastern kentucky cloud cover gets in here late the day until then high pressure will keep us nice and dry clouds get in here tonight, as we get a warm front. forecast today, just about perfect upper 60s to 70, low humidity dry looking tuesday get out and enjoy. more details on the forecast a few showers maybe a thunderstorm in the forecast tomorrow, allison back to you. >> thank you. today is primary day in the district and maryland polls opened 7:00 a.m. this morning voters are choosing presidential delegates in dc three current council

members are facing tough challenges mitt romney is half way getting enough delegates to win the republican nomination he picked up a few more last night after tennessee finalized its primary results. >> white house hopeful is hoping to pick up more delegates in today's pray mares not only is mare -- primaries not only is maryland and the district voting but wisconsin is also voting today. >> after nibbling on cheese curds, rick santorum gave those wanting him to drop out of the gop race something to chew on. >> weeks before the democratic convention hillary clinton finally conceded she was not going to win did that hurt them? not at all. >> only wisconsin appears close the real average has romney in front 7.5% and while campaigning romney's focus was on the general election. >> these have not been great times these last three years of barack obama's presidency he

likes to say he didn't cause the recession he inherited it that is true but he is responsible for the fact that the turn around has taken so long. >> romney forces once more layed it on thick mail mailers a plenty -- mailers a plenty in race con sin and robo calls. >> it is an annoyance, voters don't like being annoyed even if, you know, they are undecided. >> barring a backlash romney appears positioned for a sweep of wisconsin, maryland, dcs winner take all contest which would make the delegate math more daunting for santorum more than 1100 delegates are up for grabs tuesday romney needs less than half of those santorum three of every four remaining delegates to clench the nomination while santorum spoke about virtues of a brokered convention, gingrich talked about fights other than the nomination. >> we will both go to tampa we are going to fight.

>> reporter: steve brown fox news. in our area, congressional redistricting in maryland has given democrats their best shot in decades to take a seat the long time republican strong hold pushed into democratically strong montgomery county. sherry lee with the latest good morning. >> reporter: good morning sarah sixth congressional district is one of the most watched races in the area for the first time in years that newly redrawn district has given democrats, a fighting chance, meanwhile, 53 delegates, in maryland and the district are up for grabs in the republican presidential primary, right now, mitt romney has upped his lead on the gop presidential hopefuls with 572 delegates after tennessee finalized its primary results, rick santorum has 272, newt gingrich 135 and ron paul 51, 1144 delegates are needed to

secure the nomination in the race for maryland's sixth congressional district, the top two contenders for the democratic nomination, the redrawn sixth congressional has become more democratically friendly with a large swath of montgomery county it was a republican strong hold where bartlet held the seat for 32 years now the democrats are fighting it out the best chance they have had to take the sixth district in years. >> i have demonstrated i can get it done in annapolis and i think we need to get it done in washington we need new people new ideas we need new perspectivesomeone like me. >> they both say they will support whoever is victorious in the democratic primary today as for the republican side of things, this is not a sure bet for bartlet he may have held the seat for 32 years but this race is a lot closer, than many people had thought it would be, that is the latest here in rockville back to you.

all right thank you sherry. a man and woman are dead this morning after what appears to be a murder suicide in prince georges county police say they were called to the home in the 1000 block of nyunga avenue capitol heights it appears the man killed his wife and took his life. we will bring you the latest information as we get it. >> update to one of the eight shootings in prince georges county over the weekened 21- year-old david anthony shaw was killed when he attempted to rob a home in district heights shaw knew the people inside of the home shot one in the leg and then they wrestled the gun from him, shot and killed him. the county state attorney will now determine if the shooting was in self-defense. memorial service will be held for the 7 students killed and 3 wounded in a shooting at a university in oakland california, authorities say a former student opened fire

yesterday morning 43-year-old wan go was arrested at a shopping center near that school police still don't have a motive. making headlines this morning united states is putting a $10 million bounty on a pakistani terrorist his name is said and thought to be responsible for the 2008 mumbai massacre that killed 164 people in india's biggest city he founded a group called lashkar y taiba the united states lists as a terrorist organization. >> according to joint special envoy, kofi annon the syrian government agreed to his peace plan they will observe a cease fire by april 10th withdrawing forces from population centers, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says all members of the security council fully support the plan, meantime, red

cross is pressing syrian authorities to allow aid workers more access to people engagerred by violence. >> rumors this morning about just who won the mega millions jackpot in maryland lottery officials say no one has officially stepped forward but people are whispering about who they thing may have won according to the new york post owned by the parent company of fox 5 the winner is a mom of 7 and works at a baltimore county mcdonald's. she says she bought the ticket on her own, but her mcdonald's coworkers say it was part of a pool. her colleagues at mcdonald's say, she won't share the money but wilson's friends say she is not like that. >> she won, i can't see her keeping the money to herself she ain't that type of person she been working with us for a number of years my son she is always being so nice to him she has 7 kids she need it she just had a set of twins i can't see her keeping all that money if she won. >> you don't know how $656

million will change a person that is all i will say friend. the mega millions jackpot climbed to $656 million the three winning tickets were sold in kansas, illinois and maryland they will split that big jackpot. now to a mega millions jackpot you want to avoid according to analysis by triple- a the common wealth of virginia raked in $238 million in traffic fines for the fiscal year that ended in june 2010, 1,010,000,000 was selected from officers with radar guns the common welt doesn't have any speed cameras by law triple-as john townsend says it appears some communities are using traffic enforcement as a way to raise revenue not necessarily safety. joe biden is heading to a high school in southern virginia to talk about the high cost of a college education he will speak at maury high school in norfolk and travel being the secretary of education after he speaks he will answer questions

on college affordability on twitter. >> university of kentucky basketball team won its 8th ncaa national championship wildcats raced out to an 18 point lead against kansas jayhawks rally and make a game of it but come up short kentucky wins, 57-59, anthony davis was named most outstanding player and celebration following the big win, turned violent in lexington, several gunshots could be heard one man got shot he is expected to survive some rockets fans also got into fights and police made dozens of arrests. >> up next how some researchers, hope to keep obese mothers from having obese babies. >> you may recognize her voice from radio, olivia fox is here, to talk about her battle with kidney failure. plus we will meet with man who is a match and her donor as well. we will be right back  -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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health alert, one day may save millions of live as breast cancer vaccine is showing success in early trials it is aimed at preventing a reoccurrence in women who have a tumour known as her 2 positive. a dramatic rise in melanoma, among young adults in fact young women are being hit the hardest, by the potentially fatal form of skin cancer a new study shows melanoma increased 8 fold among young women from 1970 through 2009 researchers attribute it to a rise in use of indoor tanning bedchildhood sun burns may be a culprit. >> doctors in the uk are taking measures to prevent dangerously obese women from giving birth to over weight babies as part

of a new study obese women will be given an anti diabetes drug during pregnancy hoping it reduces sugar in the blood of expectant moms so less energy reaches the baby. >> sarah. allison our next guest is known as a vibrant and talented woman who spent many years entertaining listeners on radio what many people may know she has a form of kidney disease we are just going to say fsg it is extremely long and difficult to pronounce, former radio host olivia fox was first diagnosed with fsg in 1996 but now about to receive a kidney transplant she has been waiting a long time joining us now to share her story olivia fox, also known for co-hosting, the nationally syndicated show as well as your daughter any that is with us as well -- nina is with us as well and a very good friend of yours is a match and

donor all three of you are here today we do appreciate it. olivia, you were here back in 2010 talking with us at the time you were on the waiting list. >> yes, exactly, july my fathers birthday i was listed and hasn't really thought about it a lot of people will get on the list but not quite mentally ready to get there, and so i just moved forward with getting listed and then, out of nowhere, this one over here decided to go and get tested, and didn't tell me, until i was driving down the street and he called and said he was a match, which i almost crashed it was so amazing. >> i think what is even more amazing as well is the story how you guys met you have been friends ever since about a year you were diagnosed 1996, a year later how did you guys meet. >> um, the station i used to work with did these wonderful trips to jamaica we were on the trip he was a listener our plane ended up getting delayed

we just really bonded then and hung out the whole trip our friendship blossomed from there we have been friends for years. >> now mike i want to talk to you just for a quick second what made you decide that you thought you know what i am going to go get tested and do this, and when you found out you were a match what happened. >> it started when she held her gala a year prior and i knew about her disease then, but i didn't know the severity until i went to her gala and saw, the behind the scenes video of what she was going through, and i saidly try and do whatever i can to help her, out of the blue she asked some of her friends would they mind getting tested okay why not i didn't think i would be a match but i went and got tested, and i was sitting at work one day and i said i never got my results back, and sure enough the next

day, the kidney coordinator contacted me and said um, i have some great news for you you are a match for your friend and you know, you guys can proceed. and i was in shock at first, but i was happy because, now she knows that some body is going to be a donor for her you know, so it was just a matter of letting her know and let her make the decision of you know who she wants to be her donor. >> incredibly selfless act on your part just wonderful olivia, all this time your 8- year-old nina she knows mom as having to work through these struggles and you know, nina i want to ask you how excited are you that your mom is finally found a match, how does this make you feel? >> um, it makes me really happy because first of all, when i

was a baby, i'm sorry but i had to say this, but when i was a baby, she was kind of sick and i was really sad and i kept on crying and i couldn't see her a long time because she was in the hospital. but now, when she gets her transplant we can go different places, like we wanted to go like hawaii [ laughter ] >> it is nice to be able to do those things now. and now when the visit to the hospital is going to be so mom can get -- >> she worked that hawaii trip in here. >> she is very excited. >> these are pictures of course with you and your daughter as well, in a sense then you have started because this is so near and dear to your heart, national association of preventative kidney care and counselling. >> i utilized the nonprofit as a platform to basically talk about ways people can take an initiative in their medical

care, hyper tension, and diabetes are two of the main causes of renal failure and there are a lot of us out there suffering not even knowing it so i really just wanted an opportunity to talk to people and give them a concept, what it is i go through of being on dialysis, going to see the wonderful people at the vida in largo, hi you guys which is a sad thing i will leave them to go but just really encourage people to take an active role, in their health care, because it is a grueling way to live, dialysis is tough on the body i have been sick half her life since she was 4 it has been difficult and effects your entire family. >> sorry we are out of time we could sit here and talk longer the surgery scheduled april 6th, university maryland baltimore good luck we wish you well. >> thank you. >> come back and see us too and let us know how you feel. >> we will. >> allison to you. >> that is the best news ever.

>> coming up garage sale find becomes a $2 million treasure what one mound found straight ahead -- one man found straight ahead. >> looking for more information about your past, what some people are saying about the archives of the 1940s census, first let's check with annie yu. >> good morning allison, for those of you celebrating easter, this sunday, we have a scrumptious savoury, little dish we will prepare for you these are called carrot cake caramels our good friend, chocolatier, robert here at the flurrier will show us how to make them coming up 

>> new yorkers are getting a sneak peek at what could be the taxi cab of the near future city's newest model arrives in new york monday features usb ports so you can charge your

phones and other devices, there is also more leg room in it and a host of other features including anti microbial seats and a large panoramic roof. >> thank goodness. >> blast from the past more than seven decades in the making >> access to 1940s census is now open to anyone with a click of the mouse. america's fascination with their roots overwhelmed yesterday's highly anticipated release, 22.5 million people hit the national archives website in the first three hours, paralyzed the system, the 1940s census included not only people's names and addresses income and employment information listed on the forms for the first time. >> this is the 1940s census but it describes the country during the depression, it reflects all of the economic dislocation, how many people were immigrants how many people had what level of education. >> so interesting about 21

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user whose aunt looked after andy warhol as a child. it is worth over $2 million. >> i wonder how they found out. >> let's hope he didn't know -- oh, that is worth $5. >> okay. >> coming up 5-year-old comedian making rounds on the internet don't miss why he says parents are lazy. >> first you can get a sweet treat for free today ben and jerry's annual free cone day they are handing outcome me meantry cones from noon to 8:00 p.m., choose ice cream, sorbet, frozen yoghurt and new greek frozen yoghurt. >> i am going to try it. >> if you don't like it you don't lose anything >> i know but i like the oat meal cookie one. >> free today noon to 8 [ female announcer ] with xfinity,

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parents are lazy now days they always say kids are lazy but parents are lazy too. how much time -- >> the 5-year-old comedian from washington state has quite the sharp tongue on him his lazy parents video has almost a half million hits on youtube on it he asks how long does it take to make lunch and then pokes fun at parents for buying lunchable snacks and instant oak meal he has a website -- oat meal he has a website twitter account and facebook page he posts videos with the help of his dad who is also a comedian. other videos have gotten hundreds of thousands of hits. what do you thing about that allison? >> can i tell you something? i think it is hilarious and having had kids, 5 years old they are not even getting their thoughts in their things

together for him to come up with the whole routine. >> do we think dad is scripting this? >> even if he is the way he is delivering it is pretty amazing. >> he is pretty good. >> wow. >> lazy. >> we don't know what that one was >> i think -- what do you think tucker. >> great. >> he is better with the line than i am. >> how lazy is it lunchables, the timing, it is timing. >> yeah,. >> all right i want to see of his videos, make some more of the wwf wrestling on the bunk beds. >> okay. >> funny. >> yeah, he is good. >> kid was born with it. >> he is a natural. >> for sure. >> all right. >> you are a natural too tucker. >> thank you sarah. >> natural what? >> i don't know what. >> natural prognosticator.

>> nerd. >> natural meteorologist or comedian. >> comedian. >> you got some fans tucker. >> not as much as they say but whatever. >> not even close. >> 53 washington, 48 gaithersburg, north and west, 49 dulles, temperature is warming up nicely low 30s here in the overnight hours west of the city frost advisories freeze warnings north and west you can see a nice warm up 52 leonard town annapolis across the bay stevensville. 52 cambridge 52 right now 50s we will be in the 60s by the noon hour and warmer than yesterday upper 60s close to 70 by late this afternoon and a beautiful day i mean nice start to your day here is the only part of your forecast you may not love the pollen count if you got watery eyes, scratchy throat it is likely trees pollen count with trees is high if you want to blame a particular tree blame the

maple, alders and cedar causing issues grass is low mold moderate that is good news moderate i mean mold will increase here, over the next couple weeks here is sentinel sat rad not a lot to talk about as far as weather high pressure keeping us nice and dry off to the south and west a warm front will slide north and south late today before sunset we will see cloudiness, beautiful afternoon as mentioned temperatures warming than yesterday later tonight mostly cloudy skies, tomorrow nice and mild highs near 70 combination of a warm front cold front coming through and that will kick off a couple chances for showers maybe a thunderstorm by tomorrow afternoon. 68 today, beautiful afternoon, winds north and west 5 to 10 later tonight we become mostly cloudy warm front moves in not as cold overnight this morning low 30s tomorrow morning upper 40s and 50s. then a nice looking wednesday, temperature wise highs 70 a few showers thunderstorms in the

forecast we could use the rain looks like we are going into another dry spell thursday, friday and saturday, look fine if you are getting married saturday, temperatures mid-60s sunshine, nice weekend for it. >> that is the latest look at weather allison, sarah back to you. >> good news. >> know anybody getting married saturday? >> i don't know. >> former marine is helping wounded warriors the best way he knows how he served in iraq and afghanistan and wanted to take on with your more mission. >> yesterday he complete add 400-mile walk to arlington. audrey barnes has the story. >> reporter: former marine justin kuhel started his journey 17 days ago in columbus ohio his goal walk 400 miles no arlington cemetery, to honor his marines. >> definitely a high point now coming into the cemetery. >> reporter: he was inspired to do to walk after watching a

documentary about a wounded squad leader in his unit and what he went through in rehab. >> made he wake up and realize even after these guys get hurt and get home they still have so much further to go and everything like that i wanted to do something to help them out. >> this trip hasn't been easy his gate is unsteady and painful, hampered by policers and fatigue -- blisters and fatigue the people he met along the way kept him going. >> everyone so nice stopped gave me food and water it has been an awesome experience. >> and finally, it is over. [ applause ] >> way to go buddy. >> reporter: his parents nancy and joe joe kuhel couldn't be prouder. >> i just hit 400 miles exactly right here. >> reporter: he exceeded his

goal pushed over the top by a last minute $2,000 donation from azalea charities as tired as justin is he can't rest long he starts a yearlong paramedic training program back in columbus in three days audrey barnes, fox 5 news. that is a long journey. >> wow. >> 400 miles can you imagine. >> no. >> he was hurting a little with blisters. we want to mention local celebrities including dave feldman will be playing a celebrity softball game tonight happens after the nats exhibition game against the red sox. >> wounded warrior celebrity amputee team helps show support for all members of the military >> taylor swift has a message for the high school senior who couldn't make it as her date to sunday night's awards show. >> whitney houston's mother is speaking out for the first time hear what she has to say next in the buzz bin  [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent.

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to whitney this may in newark new jersey her hometown. >> ashton kutcher is taking on the role of apples iconic leader on film he will play steve jobs in a new indy bio pick. >> he is best known for his current role on two and a half men, mtv show punked and his now failed marriage to demi moore it is going to detail the apple legends life through the early dayrise through the company >> it should be interesting how he plays him. >> if he can pull it off. >> a high school senior who missed academy of country music awards because he is hospitalized will get another chance to go on a dream date with taylor swift he is battling leukemia his family and friends started a campaign to get taylor to go the prom with him she couldn't go she invited him to the awards show after he missed it she invited him to the next awards show, he

is well for so i am sure. >> open invitation. >> at some point they will get together for that date. >> how exciting >> i know. >> hopefully he will get well and they can go on that date. >> coming up, on fox 5 morning news at 9:00 a.m. if you are celebrating easter just a few days left to fill those baskets. >> annie yu is live at flurrier chocolates. >> also get ready for dancing, choreographer, dana tyson burgess is here. his company will give us a preview of their other shows this week where you can find them after the break  only $79.99 for a lucid by lg ? i can get a smartphone with verizon 4g lte ?

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welcome back, annie yu is tempting our sweet tooth. >> she is learning how to make easter themed treats good morning. >> good morning i am tempting your sweet tooth and having a lot of sweets out here with my good friend robert the chocolatier and coowner of flurrer hand grown chocolates let's address the name of the store. >> it is a fun story we knew we wanted it to be lighter airier, wanted to have a spring vibe so we were originally going to go with bloom, but blooming chocolate if you google it, refers to a fat bloom or sugar bloom when chocolate turns grey we didn't want people to google that. >> what does fleurier mean? >> to bloom or to blossom. >> so you went the fleurie

route. >> yes. >> we are about to make this scrumptious route. >> super simple. >> it is. >> so what we have two ounces of honey that goes in, and then we have about three ounces of white sugar and two and a half ounces of dark brown and a teaspoon of salt again and then we have a quarter teaspoon of cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and then we have about five fluid ounces of cream, five fluid ounces of carrot juice. >> carrot juice that is where the flavour is. >> you can find it at pretty much any grocery store we use boat house i got mine at harris theatre yesterday you throw everything in the pot except for the walnuts, you bring it up to 246 degrees you want to be careful, 246 is very hot you can burn yourself, so you just give this guy a gentle stir, i

prefer to use a digital thermometer. >> two degrees under two degrees. >> 246 is what you are aiming for you really just do that and then pour it in an 8 by 8 greased pan when it looks like this, we have been doing taste testing it is still soft and pliable pick it up and move it i have already done cuts one way. >> make them as small or as big or just wrap them up in wax paper and then they come outlooking like this. >> yes. >> how cute is that. >> get fancy with the wrapping then stick these guys on a dish or if you are having guests over or in the basket or terracotta pot. >> hide them in the eggs. >> it is healthy. >> here is let me tell you, we've had our few samples off

air these melt in your mouth they are so delicious. >> thanks. >> best caramel i have ever had. robert, i give you kudos, you can log on to our website myfoxdc.com we have a link to the chocolate store here and you can order, until friday, to get to your home in time for easter, also stop by this store here in georgetown northwest dc and they have five local retailers that carry this all this information is on our website myfoxdc.com back to you in studio. >> all right annie thank you the dance company led by dana tyson burgess is kicking off the 20th anniversary season with spring dance performances he is joining us to tuck about the contemporary -- talk about the contemporary dance company thanks for coming in dana does it feel like it has been . >> it is amazing how time flies. doesn't feel like 20 year as at all. >> you will go back to where it started you started your dance company, at george washington

university. >> marvin center on 20th street, so it is great to go back and check in, have this retro speck tiff it is a wonderful time in the company. >> tell me about your dance company, contemporary dance and how has it evolved and changed over the past 20 years. >> i have been honing in my core graphic skills, -- core graphic skills, about nuanced about the human condition i have always been focused on new americans, haitian american issues as well we do a lot more touring now that is one thing that changed a lot we toured all over the world, we have a dc home season being able to create pieces of choreography that can travel is important. >> what is this performance you will be performing at the dorothy beth marvin theatre.

>> this performance includes four works they are very important works to us and they alltel the story of how to essentially belong within a community whether it has to do with your family, your own community around y and this particular work that we will be seeing is called fractures and it actually is about a love triangle. >> let's go ahead and let the dancers perform an excerpt from fractures this will be at the dorothy best marvin theater thursday and friday 8:00 p.m. >> correct. >> thank you ♪ [ music ] q at lysol, we discovered a problelem.

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we are following breaking news out of kent county maryland officials investigating a county wide bomb threat, students at all schools in the county are being sent home maryland state police and county officials are holding a press conference now at kent county middle school at this time no devices have been found but we will continue to update you with the latest information as it comes into the fox 5 newsroom throughout the day. all right threat's check with tucker and get one -- all right let's check with tucker and get one last look at the

forecast. >> upper 60s, to 70s a perfect afternoon low humidity, lots of blue sky cloud up tonight a few showers tomorrow and mild temperatures again and then cooler by hind the front, thursday -- behind the front. >> normalizing ourselves. >> yes. >> maybe a good time to fly actually might remind you of this thing something on the jetsons but this is real it is called the transition a car with wings that can drive up to 70 miles per hour on the ground and 150 miles per hour in the air it comes with a hefty price tag of $279,000, oh, whatever the transition should be available in about a year right now it is on display at the new york auto show. >> of course you need your pilots license. >> you would need all that i would think. >> imagine the belt way, if cars start to turn to planes and start taking off. >> i mean you wish you could most days. >> you would have to be a pilo