travel times working for you out of ashburn and leesburg, sterling and tysons.on 66 between centreville and the beltway. 270 at father hurley is moving well. looks good to the wilson bridge. looks good at the new york ave. 95 in virginia looks good. in springfield, the headlights are northbound and it is quiet. >> the circus is in town. ringling brothers went to the verizon center last night from capitol hill. the show is tomorrow through sunday. it will go through baltimore before returning to the patriot center in fairfax in april. it's always fun for the weekend. >> it is a good time. >> it is 64 degrees. >> coming up, fixing the washington monument could take longer than expected. >> crash in a plane >> . a flight attendant posing meltdown on board an airplane. the panicked 911 call from passengers. >> friends of a month college students are trying to prevent him and his family from being deported to colombia. >> jorge and his family are in the u.s. illegally. they were arrested and placed in a detention center last week. he is one semester away from graduat

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they have at camp at their current location in ashburn for over a decade, but there is talk that daniel snyder is looking at richmond as a new location. members of the front office were seen scouting locations in virginia's capital city. >> less of a circus. >> the team held at summer camps in pennsylvania. some people say it it might be a better experience for the team. mayor vincent gray says he would like to see the team and build of a facility in the district. >> it would be nice to move back and make things a little bit more accessible for people who cannot travel out. >> i have been a redskins fan for a long time. >> the mayor of richmond tells "the richmond times-dispatch" that he has been talking to members of the redskins organization for a month and a half now, although no one from the redskins, as well publicly comment on athe conversations. >> 7 is on your side with a report that a killer called pink -- filler called pink slime is found in 70% of the be you buy your groceries stores. it is considered waste trimmings because it does not have to be put on food labels. >> wells

here in washington, lauren ashburn, founder and editor of daily.com. contributor to the huffington post of usa today and the anchor at wusa, the cbs affiliate in washington. darren, how is it that this inexplicable tragedy was largely ignored for two or three weeks. >> you have to look at where it happened. it didn't happen in new york city or l.a. it happened in sanford, florida, and nobody knows that's right outside of orlando until this happened. secondly, the reality is this. black men get shot down in big cities all the time. it took a while for folks to be remined of this. i have to be honest, i went i said we need to be on this story. as my news director said to me, that's why we have a diverse newsroom so people will look at a newsroom that not everybody is looking at. >> i think there's another casualty here and it's old immediate yeah. the orlando sentinel is 30 minutes by car away from sanford yet they have cut their sanford bureau, they have cut half of their staff and i don't think that in this case it's really fair to blame them for not g

it is good to have it cold once in a while. 32 leesburg and ashburn. filled with sunshine start to finish. sun is up 7:change the battery in the smoke detectors. hagerstown, maryland 30 degrees by 7:00 in the morning. a quick rise to the low 60s tomorrow afternoon. on the whole, i think you will find tomorrow to be a spectacular day. nothing showing up on storm 4 radar right now. no precipitation up and down much of the eastern seaboard. nearest rain drops are in alaska, oklahoma and texas. some of that moisture is inching in our direction but probably late monday, monday night, early tuesday morning before we have to worry about it. high pressure is in charge of our weather. a cold clear night with a light breeze and high pressure inching its way off the eastern seaboard mr. provide sunshine and a nice warmup. 60s tomorrow. 70s for nearly every day this upcoming week as a serious warmup comes our way with. most of the moisture with that system will be missing us to the north and west. overnight tonight, clear skies, cold again. move your clocks ahead,

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lauren ashburn is formerly "u.s.a. today" and howard kurtz is host of reliable sources. i wanted to start be news today and unfortunately in the form of an obituary, the conservative media activist andrew breitbart was found dead, aged 4. natural causes, we're still waiting to learn more. howie, this was a major figure in the world that you guys look at? social media and political activist? >> andrew breitbart was a passionate fighter of conservative causes he was able to broadcast people online and bypass the mainstream media. but breitbart delighted in going too far. he was the one who put out the undercover video in the sting in against the community group acorn which turned out to have been edited and the infamous deceptively. >> ed: edited video for shirley sherrod when it looked like she was making a racist statement. he didn't apologize for that. >> he had a lot of detractors and supporters. he had 73,000 twitter followsers. the size of a small city but a lot of them didn't like him even media matters, a liberal watchdog group came out and said we praise his passi

northwestern fairfax county coming out of ashburn and sterling, over through chantilly, points north great falls but the heavy stuff down st. mary's county, calvert county and the eastern shore. that is quickly scooting off to the east. temperatures very mild overnight. 60 at this hour in hagerstown. 63 in culpeper. it's 55 in easton. this afternoon we're looking at temperatures which will make it 75 to possibly even 80 in places like culpeper and manassas. monika santami is out in the field somewhere. what are you doing? >> reporter: hey, howard. i'm going to be doing traffic reports out on the beltway so you'll have real live sound effects of traffic this morning. in the meantime let's just tell you first how it's going. the beltway is looking great. no problems to report all around town with the exception of the outer loop at arena drive. construction from overnight. stay to the right to get by. 95 on the northbound side. take a live look in springfield. you're doing well to that point and on to 395 to the 14th street bridge. my intern kate is going to show us 66 on the inbound si

ashburn says he lost a lot of business because a national chain of breakfast restaurant moves in. right now the price on ebay $20,000. so far only one person taking the plunge with a bid. you have until march 9th to place one. topper. >>> unfortunately we might all bid on that. we were all 49 today. a little on the cool side. here is the wakeup weather. one of the days where you're going to need a winter coat in the morning. 30s at 5:00. 38-48 by 9:00. a cold start. we'll come back and let you know if it's going to be a mild finish. back to you. >>> let's take another quick look at the result from the 9news now election desk. gary. . [ no audio ]. >> it will work a lot better if gary had a microphone. we'll get back to him later on. >> some very closely watched races. >> we'll get the former governor's impression on what tonight's results mean and check in again on the tightest >>> super tuesday and a close race all night everyone. but ron paul has one at least one state but ohio. gj joins us with the latest -- gary nurenberg joins us with the latest. good to see you again, gary.

to raise her own children, she realized she missed the classroom. 50 years ago, neubauer founded ashburn lutheran school in chicago and has taught kindergarten and reading ever since. >> reading is so important. if they can't read, they can't really do anything. >> reporter: and while much has changed with computers now in school, mrs. neubauer still teaches the old fashioned way, one-on-one. with remarkable results. >> our kindergarteners are reading by christmas. and by the end of the year, they can whip through books all by themselves. >> reporter: eight grader ashley hudson is headed to one of chicago's top high schools, all because of a teacher who never gave up on her. >> thank you, mrs. neubauer for being such an awesome teacher. i wouldn't be where i am now without you. >> reporter: at her church this week, her community stood up to applaud her. >> i enjoyed it so much, it just sticks with me. >> reporter: even at 100 years old, olivia neubauer still sees a future in teaching. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> great story. we need more like her. that's our broadcast for this

a subway in -- subway shop in ashburn, virginia, has created the rg3 sub.s roasted chicken, salami, and three lines of sauce. although it doesn't say what types of sauce they are. a footlong will cost you $5.75. it's $3.75 for a six inch. wonder if that will be going national at all subways. >> i wonder. they're smart, jumping on the rg3 name. wonder if he likes it. wait a minute. >> if that's his flavor. >>> 4:55. in the fight against diabetes coming up, a surgical procedure that could put a stop to the dangerous disease. >>> first, the downside to a health crusade. why the push to get pink slime out of the meat supply is taking a toll on some u.s. communities. >>> and your chance to dream big now. a look at how big tonight's mega millions jackpot >>> good morning, welcome back to "news4 today." that glow in the sky is nasa having just launched a rocket. we're keeping an eye on what is planned to be a launch of five separate rockets in a time span before five minutes from wallops island on the eastern shore of virginia. for a while, the managers are h to w

a subway restaurant in ashburn not waiting until the nfl draft to honor robert griffin iii.ed to go to the redskins. there's a sandwich named after him. it includes roasted chicken genoa salami, and sauce. $5.70 for the six-inch sandwich. the taste is all personal. >> much more reasonably priced. much more to come in the next hour. >> we will continue to follow breaking news out of annandale >> 6:00 this morning. a message found on a wall of a suburban high school. police are not taking any

county, bluemont and all the way up the border with west virginia towards point of rocks, leesburg, ashburn, moving into western prince william county, light sprinkles this morning. 72 this afternoon, partly sunny with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. >> we begin our monday morning on a relatively quiet note. overnight construction has been moved. but there is a crash on the beltway in virginia, inner loop near arlington boulevard, after gallows road, but before 50. two right lanes closed. order -- old georgetown road and executive boulevard is the scene of a crash. this is the beltway moving nicely at new hampshire avenue in montgomery county. there's more to come. now to news. >> we are learning more about the case of the american soldier accused in and killing 16 afghan civilians. the lead attorney for staff sergeant robert bales will hold its firsthis first face-to-face meeting with him today. tech's getting an acquittal by arguing posttraumatic stress is practically unheard of in a military court, but it appears that is what the defense attorneys will argue. he described ahead inj

the cost of building metro's silver line from reston to ashburn is getting cheaper. not cheap, though, by any stretch. the airport authority is building the extension line. it says phase two will cost as much as $2.7 billion. that's a billion less than it had estimated last year. building above ground station saves a lot of that money. >>> fairfax county police want to know how an explosive device got into a home that's for sale. it was found yesterday in the home on gilder street in franconia. the realtor says the owner of the home lives in afghanistan. >>> they trotted out a war horse to unveil the upcoming schedule at kennedy center. "the war horse" will show there. >>> we're taking a closer look now at what the super tuesday ruts really mean. joining us is edward williams, a political analyst. let's talk a little bit about the results last night. romney looks like he's moving closer to getting the nod for the republicans. what sort of promises is he going to have to make to bring some of the other candidates on board as we maybe potentially look out into the futu

lauren ashburn is the site's editor in chief and formerly with "u.s.a. today" and howard kurtz is host of cnn's "reliable sources." so bypass buying national airtime. bypass making deals with networks and television stations just make it available to watch wherever. a big deal? >> to everyone. it is a big deal. this is primary way the obama campaign is communicating with people. they feellike if they can put in the a place on youtube or facebook where you have similar people who like obama who then forward it to their friends and so on and so on that they will get more traction that way. >> suarez: this is a classic case-- although the campaign is billing this as a documentary film-- it's here is prop gahn dachlt even if it is produced by an oscar-winning picture. it's the stirring story of a brave president who overcame a fiscal calamity. it became effective and people can watch it and they don't have to depend networks showing 20 seconds, 30 seconds, 40 seconds. people watch the whole thing. >> and it's a great tool for fund-raising for them because if

temperatures are on the chilly side. 30 in gaithersburg, germantown. 30 in leesburg, ashburn. 30 in manassas. 42 at national airport. one of the warmer spots due to the urban influence. outside on radar, nothing showing up yet. sprinkles in northwestern virginia. ten to 1 hours away. -- 12 hours away. take the umbrella out the door. showers possible mid to late afternoon. showers turning likely for your friday into your saturday. the forecast, mild. near 60 and 63 tomorrow. plenty of clouds and rain chances for your friday. afternoon/evening. through the front half of your saturday. >>> good morning. traveling at colvin run rate, an accident. a driver drove off into a ditch. and it's in the right shoulder lane. police are on the scene. the accident scene here, chopper 4 over it live now. westbound lanes still open. be aware as you make your commute. i-95 at fairfax county parkway, heavy on the brakes. leaving the occoquan looks good, but it is stop and go making your way closer to the beltway. you seeing any accidents on the road. making your way closer to the capital beltway, no issues. ins

ashburn children's dentistry reached out to me to let me know it is hosting a free dental care event through the nonprofit dentistry from the heart. residents of loudoun county can get one free filling extraction or cleaning tomorrow. event registration opens at 8:00 a.m. at the offices of dietrich dental services n. is first come, first serve for patients age 1 to 8. >>> we're moving from free dental care to its polar opposite. free cupcakes. sprinkles is expanding its store hours around the country and to celebrate, it's giving away free cupcakes. from 8:00 to 9:00 tonight you can get one free cupcake at its local location. >>> who doesn't like a sheik little black dress. target's daily deal is a v-neck black number with three quarter length sleeves, $21.99, a 33% savings. plus, you are getting free shipping. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. >> sounds good. thanks a lot, jess. >>> today the soldier accused of sending documents to wikileaks should learn when he'll stand trial. that story is coming up.

they want the team to consider moving its training and practice facility from ashburn, virginia, closer team's former moment at rfk stadium. not everyone likes the idea. council member tommy wells said a training facility would not benefit the neighborhood. >>> fox 5 sports is brought to you by acura. >> ever notice when the redskins play the steelers you see more black and yellow than burgundy and gold in the stands? same goes for the nats when they host the phillies. lynn lynn has more on how the nats -- lindsay murphy has more on how the nats plan to pack the stands with hometown fans. >> the nats said only people with d.c. addresses could purchase tickets for the series as of now and limiting group sales as they try and take back the park. the whole idea is that washington area fans will have access to particulars from a group sale from fill -- tickets before a group sales of philly does. this new campaign is set up to give nats park homefield advantage, but here's something new. former philly jayson werth said philly used to do the same thing to their archrivals. >> the phillies di

peewee hockey teams from as far away as alaska and california converge on ashburn and reston this weekend for usa hockey's tier 2 national tournament. one of the teams representing virginia has a definite leg up thanks to a world class father-son combination. christopher weis centers the top line for the reston raiders. in his early years, even his precise puck placement wasn't enough to keep his teammates from badgering him over his other sport. >> right before practice i liked figure skating and skating so they were like, oh, figure skater. figure skater. yeah. they're kind of like wimps almost. i don't want to be mean or anything but you think of them as kind of like they're focusing on perfection and you just really want to get the puck in the net. it's a different mentality. >> reporter: that mentality changed years ago when christopher's dad, three-time national champion michael weis, came to practice to help coach the finer points of skating. >> the last thing hockey skaters want to do is work on skating skills so i was trying to get their attention so i was like okay. christopher,

a subway in ashburn, virginia, has created the rg3 sub. it has roasted chicken, roastsed, that's the "r." genoa salami, the g, and three lines of sauce, that's the through. although it doesn't say what what types of sauce they are. a footlong will cost $5.75. $3.75 for a six inch. >> what if he's a vegetarian? roasted chicken and salami -- >>yon c. may have to try it -- i don't know. may have to try it or refuse politely. >>> 5:25. coming up, keeping the health care debate in the spotlight. the key piece of the health care reform bill that the supreme court will address this morning. >>> making things safer on the roads. the forum aimed at getting drivers to pay more attention behind the wheel. >>> and cool, not cool, but cold >>> athis one's for all ust cold lawnsmiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots. and a lot more - spring per dollar. more savin

we're also going to tell you which players are on their way out of ashburn. plus the hoyas are dancing. looking to avoid past mistakes. we'll take a better route in this year's >>> a 5-year-old is dead after a violent crash involving a packed school bus just before 8:00 this morning this happened in indianapolis. investigators say the driver of the bus lost control, hit the railroad bridge. he was also killed. police say there were a total of 50 kids on the bus. ten of them were taken to the hospital. two with critical injuries. one child was pulled from underneath the front wheel of the bus. united nations peace envoy kofi annan is urging the world to send a message to dplas cuss to stop killing syrian citizens. he left syria yesterday without a deal to end the year-long conflict. today at the u.n. secretary of state hillary rodham clinton said even as president assad was meeting with annan the syrian army was mounting new assaults on civilians. the u.n. security council is now meeting to decide how to address the crisis. russia has already vetoed two u.n. r

f loudountart out o ashburn andgh greenwayd the dulles road, adulles toll beautiful trip through springfieldthe clouds will start to as we move through the hours into the afternoon. 55-60ghs will be around degrees, cooler than yesterday. limited to 70 degrees yesterday. a few showers and isolated overnightrms for the showers and storms stick around tomorrow morning and will the afternoon and it turn wendy with highs and mid to upper 50's. we will be back at 8:56. ♪ stole a key ♪ took a car downtown where the lost boys meet ♪ >>> what else do we have to say. you see the clock. less than a minute, coldplay here live in times square. >> we're so close right now. all of you at home have a front row seat. lara outside with a lot of excited fans. >> hi, you guys. i wanted to look through the window and see you. i'm so excited. i can't wait to get in there. i'm over here. we're excited. coldplay performing in moments. george, are you ready? are they here? >> they are. we're ready. come back inside. the countdown is almost over. starting out with a classic. the breakout smach hit yellow from the fir

leaving ashburn into tysons corner. route 7. let's go to adam caskey. leesburg pike.later on today. overall, more graves and blue in our skies. you downpours are possible. have your umbrella with thieu. 77 degrees today. variable cloud cover. 67 degrees on sunday.

. >> it was complicated coming out of ashburn villas but a crash is on the dulles greenway. about and we will go cameras and begin college park where it looks beautiful at route 1. we will take you next into virginia close to the pentagon normal volume of traffic. that is near the 14th street the exit forod to pentagon lot about it will be a gorgeous day and you will love tomorrow. >> you could start thinking of mowing your lawn with this weather pattern. will feel like spring all the this week and probably through next week. will be well above average. 46 degrees in the district and winchester and 47 in frederick, a little cooler north the metro area. highs today in the upper 60's and increasing clouds. some areas of light rain but it the rest of the week. thanks for watching and we will be back at noon. "live! with kelly" is next.

let's discuss what's going on with the host of cnn's "reliable sources" howard kurtz and laren ashburnunder and editor in chief of daily download.com. thanks for coming in. you guys have a new venture that you'll be announcing shortly, but let's talk, howie, first of all, it's amazing how quickly when we said this morning on cnn has blown up. >> i watch cable news all of the time and i found out about this on twitter. suddenly everyone is commenting on it, it's trending. >> is it because etch-a-sketch, is it because everyone knows what etch a sketch is? >> more than light brite. >> it's an indelible image for the romney campaign because it makes it look like the principles can be shaken up like the children's game. >> but not indelible. >> it's amazing what's going on right now even compared to four years ago, the social media situation has dramatically changed politics. >> you know, president obama was the ringleader when it came to social media and engaging those young voters. he's still the king. he has 25 million likes on his facebook page. he released a documentary 17 minutes long

that was so irrational lake anti- american that required someone seriously injure ashburn -- intellectuallyake on the courts. the fact is, this country was founded by the belief that our rights come from our creator. this is the central political document on which the country is built. the declaration of independence, which you students here in washington can actually see down the street. think about this for a minute. literally, the people who founded the country, this is the baseball american exceptional as impaired -- the base of all american exceptional as impure we are not exceptional because of us. we are exceptional because we have inherited from the founding fathers and explanation of our rights unlike any other country in the world. we are the only society in history that says power comes from god to each one of you personally. you are personally sovereign. you loan power to the state. the state does not loan power to you. this is very fundamental to the nature of being an american. it is a large part of the debate in the supreme court right now. and it was stated that way by justi