lo reporting live from woodbridge, darcy spencer. >>> d.c.olice found or intercepted ten more suspicious letters that were mailed to public schools today. that brings the total from the past two days to 39. all the letters had a harmless white powder inside. they were traced back to dallas, texas. a former homicide detective told us the letters could be a test run. d.c. police chief cathy lanier says she expects to find more letters on monday. the same protocol is being used in each case. >>> president obama traveled to kentucky today to personally thank the military members who carried out the raid against osama bin laden. the president met privately with s.e.a.l. team 6 and members of the helicopter unit nicknamed the night stalkers. he told them on behalf of all americans, job well done. later in front of a big crowd of troops just back from afghanistan, the president said bin laden's death does not mean the end of the war on terror. but he said troop reduction in afghanistan will begin this summer. >> the bottom line is this -- our strate

in woodbridge, darcy spencer, "news 4 today." >>> a student at the university of maryland is chargedh making and selling fake i.d.s right out of his dorm room. the incident accuses the -- the indictment, rather, accuses 20-year-old theodore michaels of potomac of selling phoney virginia, ohio, and pennsylvania driver's licenses back in 2009. prosecutors say he charged about $150 for each license and offered freebies to people who brought him referrals. the baltimore sun reports michaels is a straight-a scholarship student with a triple major. >>> the latest jobs report is out, another case of good news/bad news. first the good news. businesses added more than 260,000 new jobs, beating analysts' expectations. but unemployment jumped back to 9%. experts say that while the increased unemployment number may seem discouraging at first, it does mean people have started looking for work again, seemingly optimistic about their prospects. >> as we add jobs, we're going to get a lot of people flooding into the labor market, and that unemployment rate is going to come down very slowly. >> even

. >> general dynamics notified its workers at the woodbridge facility. they were expected to help develop the tomahawk missile program but the program was canceled. the program already cost more than $3 billion to develop. 112 and plays are expected to leave on july 1st. >>> a florida congresswoman has just been elected share of the democratic national committee. she is the first woman elected by the full dnc. president obama chose her to -- analysts say she will play a key role in the 2012 campaign. >>> the federal government wait -- may have found a way to reduce the deficit. an independent panel on the government owns more than 12,000 vacant or underuse properties including warehouses, office buildings and storage facilities. experts are trying to determine how to sell them. 60% of the profits could be used to pay and the deficit and 40% would go to daily cost trade be -- daily costs. >>> more than 150 drivers recited for traffic violations at nearly 180 pedestrians were given warnings. the safety initiatives kicked off this morning on georgia avenue.

we're starting to build the volume starting around woodbridge. in that area.incidents along the way. as we take you over to 66, we're slick. no problems though from 234 making your way outside all the way to inside the beltway. it looks like we still got our lanes wide open. 95 to 270 as we track your travel times. we're moving at speeds just about 10 minutes. 95 headed northbound from 216 to the beltway, no problems. the inner loop from route 4 pennsylvania to crossing the wilson bridge, only about a nine minute commute. a look at the gw parkway, andrea and mike, that's still ahead at 4:24. back to you. >> the nationals hit the road against one of their toughest division rivals. >> plus the capitals are one game away from playoff elimination after yet another one goal loss. stay tuned for sports coming up. >> before we take a break, it is time for the question of the morning. >> so, which one celebrity pet do you think most men would like to hang out with? who asking these survey questions? scooby doo, mr. ed or lassie? >> here is a look at the responses you

but at least this is a big step i came up from woodbridge when i heard. it's to be here. this is where it's to be tonight. it's to bring my son with me. so we could share this time together. >> bin laden was killed following a fire fight with u.s. forces and the source tells cnn he was shot in the head. three other men were killed in that raid ahong with the woman. no americans were injured. >>> take a look at this. photographs of u.s. troops watching president obama's announcement. troops sent into afghanistan weeks after 9/11 to fight alkita and track down bin laden. mission accomplished. >>> 5:49. we are covering this story in every way possible updating the website with new video and photographs and reaction to osama bin laden's death. >>> now, maryland's most powerful dop later -- doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> a couple hours of rain on sunday and we will try to build the rain back on monday after getting a little bit of a reprieve after a cloudy start and fill in the cloud back in this morning. we have got ourselves a band o

the layoffs in the defense contracting plant in woodbridge.the marine corps has decided not to buy the amphibious fighting vehicles from general dynamics. the government will lay off 112 employees. the layoffs will happen on july 1. >> the department of justice is asking the ncaa whether the bold championship series is fair to every school. why does the association have a playoff system? the letter says there's serious questions as to whether the bcs violates federal antitrust laws. 21 people have asked the department to conduct an investigation. but the director of the bcs slammed the director saying, quote, it seems like a taxpayer money have the government looking into how college football games are played. >>> well, speaking of professional football, the redskins have gotten criticism from fans and sports writers but now a former skin is speaking out. >>> running back willie parker slammed washington for what he called lackadaisical attitude for football. they care more about having a good time off of the field rather than playing well on

but it's a big step i came up from woodbridge when i hear. it's to be here this is where it's to be. it's to bring my son with me so we could share this time together. >> he brought a picture of his son with him so they could share the moment together. >> this is the big story we will be following all day long. you can head to our website, abc2news.com. we have reaction from the state and country and world and we are updating the website. it's abc2news.com. >>> it's 6:33. as this is going to be a day of celebration for the death of so sam -- osama bin laden. other agencies are on high alert. >> police at national embassy are taking extra precautions to protect themselves against antiamericans attacks. >> and the man shans with where bin laden was killed and destroyed, this video that mansion and compound in flames. you are watching "good morning maryland" first and only at 4:30. [ male announcer ] a chicken coop: the unlikely birthplace of a fundamental idea. it's where ethel percy andrus found a retired teacher living because she could affor

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i came all the way up from woodbridge. i had to bring my son with me so we could share this time together. >> darya: are learning new details this morning about what happened with this attack. let's go to james he has more. >> james: here's an overhead look of the area, just how close it is to the capital. here's the capital, just 40 mi. to the north and east is the city. that's where a small group of special forces stormed the compound. they shot osama bin laden in the head, his body we understand has been buried at sea. three adult males have been killed as well. there was a woman killed, she was used as a human shield. two other women injured. as for the compound itself, the latest we're getting from alice's is it was custom built in 2005 it was apparently built with the express purpose of hiding some of significance. according to one official the estimate the cost for construction to be about $1 million. no phone, no internet, security gates all around. this was a bunker. it was located in the city which is about a hal

i-395 delays are out of woodbridge through springfield. the pace leaving the belt way. been improving southbound out of urbana to get hyattrstown. >>> we have bright sunshine right now with some clouds overhead. temperatures are comfortable at degrees in the district. fredericksburg is up to 68 degrees. along the water in annapolis, comfortable as 66 degrees. we have widespread showers of to our west and the boundary will in along with storms late and into this evening half of tomorrow. there are possibly a few isolated storms after sunset and near 80 today and 62 marlton. the death of osama bin laden security around the d.c. area. extra security is in place at airports and local landmarks. d.c. police are increasing their across the city. we will have another update at 8:56. for continuous news coverage, tune in to at 190 miles per hour, the wind will literally lift ordinary windshield wipers off the glass. so, did we build a slower car? or design wipers that could handle anything? hat do you think? the cadillac cts-v, the world's fastest production sedan. we don't jus

and i-95, no change, heavy, slow and steady from woodbridge to the occuquan. right into the sunshine on 66 as expected on the slow side in manassas, fair oaks to 123 and nutley street to the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> to our top story. suspicious letters containing a white powder sent to more than two dozen d.c. public schools. >> while the substance was harmless, authorities want to know who sent the letters. sherry ly outside one of the schools with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, steve and allison. the fbi is calling this a serious criminal matter. letters with a suspicious white powder were sent to 29 schools throughout the district, including lafayette elementary school. it caused alarm across the city and there could be more. the fbi sent the letters to quantico for testing. law enforcement sources said the white powder is corn starch and the letters were mailed from somewhere in texas. school administrators discovered the letters yesterday morning. as a precaution, some schools were evacuated or went on lockd

northbound i-95 north of the prince william parkway out of woodbridge, both the main line and expresss below speed headed up north towards the occoquan. we have reports of wires down in maryland so that intersection is closed. southbound 270 out of hyattstown, already a slow start headed southbound trying to get south of the scales. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> are you ever night for the caps and for caps fans last night. caps craze turning into more like a colossal collapse. the capitals now just one loss away from being swept in the second round of the stanley cup playoffs after exiting in the first round last year. caps fell to the tampa bay lightning last night 4-3. they trail if the series now three games to none. that means tonight's game is a must-win or the season is over. >> the caps' backs are definitely against the wall. only three times have ever come back from such a large deficit. >> they are uncanny when they want to get a goal. it is like they just snap their fingers and hit a button. they just dial it up. you can see it is like they are flipping a

no incidents on 355 leaving i-70, northbound i-95 traffic behaving well out of woodbridge.at's a check of your on time traffic. >>> breaking news this morning, a major victory for the united states in the war on terror. the man wanted for the deadliest attack on american soil osama bin laden is dead. he was killed yesterday in pakistan during a u.s. military mission. audrey barnes is live outside the white house with more on this. good morning, audrey. >> reporter: good morning, sarah. earlier this evening, thousands of americans poured into the streets to celebrate news that osama bin laden was dead. they waved american flags, they cheered, they sang songs, repeated cries of usa, usa could be heard throughout the streets of washington, d.c. in fact several streets were closed off when those crowds became so large. the rallying cry for the street celebration justice has been served. president obama gave the order last friday to carry out this mission after receiving some detailed intelligence about a luxury compound in pakistan. experts determined that it was indeed the hid

if you're planning to head northbound, initial delay is from woodbridge up to lorton. into springfield heading over to 66 on the inbound side. this since department free as well. on the inbound side, you have got delays from route 234 in manassas to route 28 in centerville then route 50 to 123. on the southbound side of 270, everything is fine until you get to month rose road where it is a slow go. out to the outer loop of the beltway, delay begins at new hampshire avenue. pretty much continuous to georgia avenue. that's going to take you 15 minutes normally it only takes ten. now, let's take you over to your travel times. we'll start off with the inner loop in virginia from 395 springfield to the toll road, 15 minutes. toll road coming in in hunter mill to the beltway is 7 minutes. 95 southbound to the beltway, 9 minutes right now. another look around the area coming up next at 6:58. mike, andrea, back to you. >>> two weeks after he escaped from a detention center in laurel, maryland, a man is back in police custody. >> trevon carey was arrested. he's accused of break

you're heading southbound, you may see some cones on the left side of the road as you head into woodbridgelet's take a look at the 14th street bridge inbound. today all the construction is out bound in the left lane, and we're doing okay 495 at the american legion bridge. no problems to report. back to you, barbara. >>> this morning a driver is dead after a two-car crash in fairfax county. it happened on i-66 during afternoon rush hour yesterday. from chopper 4, you can see the debris scattered everywhere. a bmw lost control, hit a guardrail and then hit a ford explorer, causing it to flip. the driver of the bmw was killed. >>> firefighters found what looked like a gun while battling a blaze at a housing complex for american university students. it happened last night off wisconsin avenue in northwest. firefighters called in d.c. police. they determined it was a bb gun. >>> and right now the montgomery county council is taking up a bill that could add a couple cents to your grocery bill. they're voting on professor leggift's bag proposal. it would add a couple cents to people in the commun

delays are already with you as you travel out of woodbridge in the main line and hovs. it is heavy and steady in the direction of the occoquan. had an incident after 95 college park. that should not be out of the roadway. but delays are starting to form west of new hampshire avenue headed for silver spring. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> breaking news out of montgomery county. crews are on the scene of a house explosion. >> it happened just before 3:00 this morning in garrett park and fox 5's stacy cohan is live on the scene with the latest. >>> good morning. this is one. those stories you really have to see to believe. when you talk about an exploding house and a house that is completely obliterated, you need to look at the pictures. apparently at #:00 this morning, flabs were all awakened to an incredibly loud boom and the house that was just totally devastated on ashley drive had two people living inside it. a neighbor tells us they had moved in just a few days ago. one neighbor we know for sure ran to their aid. the man woke up, was looking for hi

we'll tell you how many people will soon be looking for a new job in the woodbridge area. >>> and speaking of looking for jobs, broadcaster taf is smiley will join us to talk about his book. it's all about building success from failure. how to achieve your goals. we'll be back in a moment with that. it's 9 minutes after 9:00 now.  >>> major layoffs at a northern virginia company. defense contractor general dynamics is letting one-third about 2 ways to overcome them. travis smiley talks about 20 lessons of getting success from failure. and let's turn the book around so we see it. and before we talk about the book, this is your 20th year in the business. >> it's embarrassing to acknowledge that to you given the long distance runner that you are. >> congratulations. >> when i started out, i had no idea i'd be in it this long. it's difficult being a person of color to navigate a journey that we're navigating, trying to empower people and enlighten people and encourage people with the work we do. but i love it and i didn't know that i would enjoy it this much. but 20 years later i'm still enjo

it looks like 95 drivers here out of woodbridge making their way up toward the mixing bowl, they're definitely using the brakes as we move it outside, you can see we have quite an amount of congestion near the prince william parkway. back over to the maps, we'll zoom into 66. we're tracking your eastbound trip. it look like the main slow is from 234 to 28. you'll be using the brakes again approaching route 50. we also have your travel times for you. we'll show you those quick. the outer loop from 95 to 270. let you know it is only looking at about an 11 minute drive. volume building around new hampshire. 95 southbound doing just fine. let's get to some of the stories happening today. she is headed to rome to meet with world leaders to talk about libya. she's also meeting with italian leaders. >> this afternoon, democrats will vote for a new chief of the national committee. they picked debbie wasserman schulz. >> the house is holding a hearing to make transit safer. it was planned before osama bin laden's death. hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. >> we go back to breaking news. a house explosion in r

budget cuts at the pent gone are translating to layoffs for a defense contracting plant in woodbridgeine corps has decided not to buy 600 amphibious fighting vehicles from general dynamics. the company's plant will lay off 112 employees because of that decision. a their of the workforce. the layoffs will happen on july 1. >>> whether to appeal an arbitrator ruling that a teacher was wrongfully fired. the school district fired denise hamilton two years ago. she must be reinstated and receive $200,000 in back pay. >> i look forward to going back to work and i can work with the children and pick up where i left off. >> the school system claims it fired hamilton from her job teaching visually impaired children at the sharp health learning center because she had not submitted proof of a valid teaching certificate. hamilton claims she had reached an agreement with the d.c. department of public schools to complete her license as her provisional license expired. >>> the yearlong battle to reach a contract agreement for nurses at washington's hospitals -- washington's largest hospital may be o

night at the white house, the father of a soldier who died from his wounds in iraq came up from woodbridgen's photo. >> i'm very proud of all of our military servicemen out there and i really appreciate that and this is for my boy. cohen. he's buried at arlington and i love him and i miss him every day. this is what we've been looking for. this is what i fought for and my son took up the fight after me. >> the late night announcement of osama bin laden's death led to a huge spontaneous celebration outside the white house. >> our surae chinn is there with more and some of the people who came out to be a part of this historic moment. surae, good morning. >> good morning to both of you. celebrations have been happening across the globe and right here in front of the white house. it has quieted down substantially but they were celebrating as a victory for justice. but people cautioned that this will not end terrorist attacks but for the moment, they were able to celebrate as the president announced jubilation. >> u.s.a., u.s.a.! >> reporter: cheering, chanting, flags waving for the historic mo

i came up from woodbridge when i heard. it's to be here this is where it's to be here tonight. it's to bring my son with me so we could share the time together. >> as being see he brought a picture of his son with him so they could be together to share the moment. >>> we wanted your opinions and many of you have been sharing thoughts on wmar facebook fan page. michael writes my question is it an empty victory. was he it will still the leader or is there one else running the show. how much of a setback is this for the organization?>> and wade said proud american and marylander. i was in new jers i when it happened and i remember in my life i felt fear from outside of the u.s. today, he referring to bin laden is dead. >>> and-- >> and jessica says i hope he is dead but i am afraid someone is going to fill his shoes. if you have comments and want to share it, we would love to know what you think, tell us and we are on the wmar facebook fan page constantly updating it. >>> and in the course of the day there's been major news headlines. that again from the new york post. >> we are c

from this area to woodbridge, springfield and 395, you will be ok. we'll take you to your travel times starting off with the beltway northside of town on the outer loop of the beltway as you're coming in from 95 over to 270, only a ten minute ride. 95 in from 216 is nine minutes. the beltway route 4 to the bridge is only nine minutes. we'll update you on the accident in gaithersburg at 5:25. mike, andrea? >> amtrak celebrating a milestone. >> absolutely. company officials joined politicians at union station monday for a 40th birthday party. the event honored passengers and employees. workers who have been with amtrak the entire four decades were also recognized. congress established amtrak in 1971 to provide intercity train service in the u.s. >> but after 40 years, the many urban and rural communities you serve would all want to join us today in saying happy birthday, amtrak. >> amtrak also provided a sneak preview of the exhibit train it features a traveling display showcasing memorabilia from amtrak's 40 years of service. >>> well, let's hope the

planning it head over to virginia on the southbound side of 95 slow traffic from lorton through woodbridge because there was a long standing accident on the northbound side of 95. that was just cleared to the shoulder but you see the yellow lights there as well. that's an indication of how slow it is. and now we will take you over to 270 on the northbound side of 270 you've got delays from about route 124 up to middlebrook road. nothing steps in the roadway along 270. and 395 just a bit here at this street in landmark, nothing stopped in the road here as well. back to you, guys. >> he died while simply hanging out with his friends. still ahead tonight talking about the freak accident that took his son's life. >>> first, a collision between two school buses sends nearly a dozen elementary school kids to the hospital. we will hear from one of the children on board when it happened. >>> it was a plan you heard about first on 9news now. dc officials and metro are launching a pilot program that replaces paper transit passes with electronic student i.d cards that will contain a chip that tracks

outside an armed forces recruiting station in woodbridge, there's a strong feeling of pride. >> it's a great victory for the military in general. we set out to do what we accomplished and that's a great victory for us. >> it was good to than we were on top of the whole situation. it was great to than we specifically had the ability and capability to do that. >> reporter: for the past few years all branches of the armed forces have said that they have met their recruiting goals, partially due to a tight economy, but one recruit believes that killing of bin laden is a helpful shot in the arm. >> it might attract a lot more younger guys to come out and get a part of history and at least be a part of it. that's what i'm looking to do, at least. that was, i guess, you could say a bonus. >> a newly minted airman agrees. >> for other people to say, hey, i want to be a part of this now, this is something of history. a lot of people probably want to be a part of what we're going through right now. >> reporter: all of the members of the military we spoke to today consider the death of bin lade

i can all the way up from woodbridge. this is where i had to be tonight. i had to bring my son with me so we could share this time together. >> darya: continued reaction from the relatives of all of those that were killed in 9/11. let's go to james with more on that. more on exactly how this took place. >> james: while the action look at them up you see how close this raid was to the capital city. here is the capital of pakistan, that is where the raid took place. we will fly in, that's where u.s. blackhawk carriers ferried 200 troops from a navy seal team-6. firefight ensued, and osama bin laden shot in the head. 40 minutes later the extricated those special forces members in possession of unlicensed body. we understand his body has been buried at sea. among those killed were three males including osama bin laden, his son. 300 square feet in size surrounded by an 18 ft. tall fence topped with barbed wire. it is about a half mile from an army one institution. one of several in the area. pakistan's to the state denied giving him safe harbor. they will look

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and the threat is not over but at least that is big step i came up from woodbridge as soon as i heard so we could share this time together. >> those sentiment being felt by many that joined in the celebration. if you haven't even it, there's the copy of the baltimore sun. dead, one word all it says. back to new york for more "good morning america" we are back in a half-hour. [ [ chanting ] >> all: usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >>> celebrations in times square this morning. we learned last night that osama bin laden had been killed. president obama gave the word there the east room of the white house. immediately, we saw people begin to gather. celebration and jubilation. at word that osama bin laden has been killed. robin, you're in ground zero. everybody is going to work. last night, the scene was incredible.s going to work. >> it was an incredible scene. our chris cuomo was here last night. it's a different mood this morning. i think it's starting to settle in. >> this is a special place. it started off for a bad reason. i think there are things to keep clear. i was here last night. no q

now if you notice southbound 95 here in woodbridge, we have the construction in place blocking the leftane. northbound traffic tied up leaving road bridge toward the exit there in lorton and more slow traffic from springfield on to the beltway. accident activity we got it for you, traveling inbound on the dulles toll road at hunter mill, the left lane blocks. delays beginning near the reston parkway. and wrapping it up with 395 leaving the pentagon, heavy, slow and steady across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> this morning, pakistan's president is denying suggestions that his country's security forces helped to hide osama bin laden. the world's most wanted terrorist shot and killed inside a million dollar mansion 35 miles outside of the country's capital. joining us with the role of this and the future of the, dr. vanda brown from the brookings institute. good to have you with us this morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with that. there has been some question whether or not at least pakistan's intelligence agency may have been harboring os

that adds up to about 112 employees at the company's woodbridge facility.he cuts are the result of the cancellation of the marine corp expedition area fighting vehicle program. federal budget cuts killed the program back in january. >>> and if you are looking for work, don't forget to check out our job shop. our job of the day is with the naval support day care for children age 6 weeks to five years old. it's looking for a child and youth program assistant. pay is between $13.69 and $16.79 an hour. for more on this job and many others go to myfoxdc.com and click on job shop tab at the top of our home page. [ music ] >>> today is cinco de mayo. and many people think it's for mexicanin dependence. it celebrates the mexican victory over the french forces back o this day if 1862. the french occupied parts of mexico after they said they were suspended payments on the foreign debt. if you're wondering about mexican independence, well mexican independence day is actually in september. >>> there is a call to build a museum to latino american history on the nation m

he was not impressed with labels woodbridge with labels for longevity. he valued how people treated others. six weeks before he passed away, he became our nation's longest serving president. in his statement, he said billings of one day matters less than the love of one's family and friends. he knew he was talking about. he enjoyed tremendous love from those who knew and admired him. and he was easy to love. he believed people are fundamentally good and he saw the best in his neighbors and country. a sculptor from his hometown did an impressive job capturing his likeness in a statue that we will unveil in just a few minutes. he did at such an expert job i'm confident i will be able to recognize president ford even without the crayon scribbles on his face. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the speakers at -- the speaker of the united states house of representatives, the hon. john painter -- john boehner. >> i would like to thank all the folks here in that capital, back in michigan from the ford foundation call all of the for your significant efforts in