coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at 270 at 5:40. >>> the protestors plan to arrive at the u.s. supreme court early this morning. >> a senate committee held a hearing on immigration law yesterday and today the nation's highest court will hear arguments on whether arizona's law is constitutional. that law requires police to check people's immigration status when they're stopped for traffic violations. it also makes it a crime for illegal immigrants not to have some proof of immigration or to try to solicit work. >>> doctors will announce whether they believe albrecht muth remains incompetent. we're trying to figure out what that is going to be. the german man is charged with killing his much older wife. the 91 yearldz was found strangled and beaten inside their home. >>> metro crews worked overnight to restore normal service to both the blue and orange lines in time for this morning's rush hour. this follows a derailment last night at the rosslyn station where the two lines split. 9news now reporter delia goncalves is live at the station in arlington with more on what happen

sunrise occurred at 6:25. it will set at about 7:45 this evening.e're looking at a really nice day. still partly to mostly cloudy at 8:00. midmorning we should be mostly sunny and stay that way all day. noon 63. this afternoon 4:00 69. some areas into the low 70s with light southeast winds 5 miles an hour or less. it should be a near perfect afternoon to get out and enjoy. with the rain yesterday, even the pollen levels have come down just a little bit. here are the showers from yesterday and last night pulling away. although in southern maryland got a couple of just lingering, very light sprinkles here. even southern calvert county, back north of leonardtown in st. mary's going east across the bay. that's t. you guys down south give it a little while. maybe another hour but you're going to have a good day down there, too. fog in warrenton reporting zero visibility. three-quarters culpeper. a mile and a quarter in stafford. with temps in the 40s to low 50s. 52 at national. lots of areas now in the 40s like reston at 46 and fort belvoir and columbia

last to leave at san francisco will be at 9:40. one of the most popular is the route to at&t park for the giants game but that is sold out. if you have to drive across the golden gate bridge, caltrans recommends park presidio park boulevard. if you take marina boulevard and got stuck in traffic. >> sitting there ten minutes, it looks like another 10 to 15 minutes. >> you come here and sit. >> you need a lot of patience. i knew this was going to be like this. >> carolyn: many are heeding the warning. they are avoiding that situation, that mess all together. caltrans does report a 3450% drop in southbound traffic coming into the city from marin county. we'll have updates on the progress of the doyle drive construction project and the detours until the work is finished. you can get an instant notice when the road reopens via twitter, facebook and text alert. of course, our exclusive waze app can help you navigate around it at all. >> a massive strike planned for this week may not be an attempt to shut down the golden gate bridge after

at 5:14.n of meteorological forecasters, howard bernstein is here. >> that's great for a breakfast show. >> a chilly day today but how warm was last month? >> it was warm but when we break gown the numbers it was a record warm march. to the forecast quickly. this was the warmest march in washington record history. and that goes back to 1871. as far as our weather records go. top five, you can see there -- just to let you know this was the fifth straight month above average and also ten degrees above average which is amazing for a month long period and it was also the sixth driest march with 1.0 # inches of rain. so we need rain and we need cooler temperatures and well we've got the chill this morning and maybe a couple of showers tonight and south of town on wednesday. clear and chilly this morning. low 30s in spots to the mid and upper 40s in the warm areas like reagan national and anybody right by the bay of the river you're going to be a little bit warmer. as far as our day planner, well, w

another look at area roads at 6:25. >>> 6:19. coming up next in sports, a rough night for the capitals in their playoff series. the nats were all about two guys named steve. >> right now time for another check of our question of the morning. we're asking you about your favorite memories of the shuttle program. facebook friend robert writes, i grew up in florida so my best memory is the very first launch. none of us were ready for just how powerful and amazing it was. we watched it at nat is a and -- nasa and it still gives me goose bumps. >> we want to hear from you. we'll have more on shuttle discovery's arrival here in washington. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... a

we're barely in the 50s at 51 at reagan national. we'll be 57 by noon and low 60s for highs with the winds out. the northwest 15 to 20. theythey'll be gusting at times 20 to 30 mile an hour. some showers last night pushed through with the second line especially north of d.c. about 10:00, 11:00. behind it we cleared out. that has brought in some cooler air. you see some of the high clouds coming across the region now with mid-40s in leesburg and frederick and winchester and cumberland at 45, 46 degrees there in martinsburg to 50 in andrews. la plata down to 49 while it's 53 at the naval academy. the winds still gusting to 25 in martinsburg. 26 at andrews and 22 in washington. sunny and brink today. your weekend forecast -- brisk today. your weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> you're just beginning to see the normal slow stuff on the major thoroughfares. no big incidents to report happily this friday morning, including on the outer loop of the beltway north of town. just got a bit of the slow traffic forming leaving college park as

jesse jackson will speak at a program at freedom plaza at 230s this afternoon. the city will hold a parade along pennsylvania avenue at 11:00. the day will wrap up with 8:30 tonight on pennsylvania between 12th and 13th streets northwest. >>> you have less than two days now to get your tax returns in if you haven't filed already. this year's tax deadline is tomorrow. of course the deadline is usually april 15. that was a sunday. and today is emancipation day in the district. the irs treats d.c. holidays like federal holidays for tax purposes. that means you have until tomorrow night to fill out and send in your 1040s and such. >>> hundreds of capital one bank employees will soon be looking for a new job. the mclean-based bank is laying off near 500 bank managers. 166 work in our area. capital one blames the cuts on its corporate restructuring plan. the bank is eliminating an entire layer of management. >>> prince george's county police working to make arrests after two teens were stabbed at a house party. police say a group showed up to the house party uninvited

a slight east/southeast breeze at 3. the barometer is at 29.80.tern maryland in the upper 40s. 49 hagerstown. 50 elkton. the upper 50s, dc, eastham and pax river and ocean city. 57 annapolis. mid-50s ken island. 53 rock hall. 4 bel air. we have this -- 48 bel air. we have the warm air pressing up across the region and we will talk about the cold front that is coming up across the region and define your weekend. it is not really a good definition of great weather. showers today. light rain. we're getting it. 45 degrees. clearing skies overnight. for sure tomorrow. and sunshine, 64, beautiful. saturday, just doesn't look to be a great day. and so much going on in the area. not only this weekend, but particularly saturday. hunt cup. huge concert at mer weather. 58. raw, deep, breezy, windy day. we hope to get the rain out of here on sunday. monday, and tuesday, sunshine. 64 and 66. let's go to sharon at wjz traffic control. >> hi, don. good morning, everyone. the wet roads are having their effect on this morning's commute. we have two accidents worki

nick smith continues our coverage. >> at exactly at 8:00 p.m. traffic enforcement officers disabled traffic lights and took position. they will be stationed here throughout the weekend. they believe it will help commuters moving along and help drivers that weren't expecting major changes to the traffic pattern. take a look at the map from officials. in red, the closed off doyle drive. it shows drivers have two opportunities to make a left turn, california street or geary boulevard to get across town. that is big change for drivers that is familiar with this stretch of highway and use it regularly. some commuters decided to avoid the confusion by leaving the car at home. >> it's first come, first served basis. >> she works for golden gate transit. extra ferry trips have been added to handle the passengers. they saw 55 more people on friday. >> having your ticket early prevents you from standing in line having to get one. >> for martina, taking the ferry and avoiding doyle drive was a no-brainer. >> there is lots of people on the boats. i took one

officials sundown is at 733.we will call it unsettled tomorrow with increasing cloud cover and the chance of a spotty showers. tomorrow, topping off in the upper 50's and low '60's at the coast all the way up to 71 degrees in morgan hill. 70 in santa clara. today we were 4-8 degrees warmer than yesterday. the warming trend continues in the eastern bay area. 65 in vallejo. 60 degrees in santa rosa. a shower on tuesday, a slight chance of a shower on wednesday. notice the cooler temperatures. on friday high pressure begins to settle in and look at [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh! kids today have it so good. ok. [ male announcer ] the n

air tran came at number one. hawaiian airlines at number two and jet blue at number three.ighest ranked of the legacy carriers at number six. the survey did not, however, look at what the consumers paid for the tickets. a cost upwards thanks to decreased capacity and rising fuel cost. >>> eleven sailers stranded at sea, the boat they were on became disabled in a storm off the california coast. they made it to shore safely yesterday morning. two people on board had to be taken to oakland hospital. the sailers are competing in an around the world yacht race. the next begins in ten days. it's not clear if injured will take part. >>> we've got clear skies this morning. a little colder but we'll see temperatures warm up as we move into the weekend. buying this juicer online was unbelievable. what a bargain! [ female announcer ] sometimes a good deal turns out to be not such a good deal. but new bounty gives you value you can see. in this lab demo, one sheet of new bounty leaves this surface cleaner than two sheets of the leading ordinary brand. so you can clean this mess with ha

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the memorial will be held at at&t park at 1:00. >>> fate toe said three service members have died in saving. two were killed in bomb attacks. another died of injuries unrelated to battle. all three service members died saturday. their nationalities have not been reported. 40 coalition members have died this month. the death toll this year stands an at 131. >> nine years an of the start of occupation in iraq, there are signs it is returning to normal. they are now displantling the areas that surround baghdad. hundreds of barriers are in the area. >> the walls went up after the u.s. invasion in 2003. >> it hopes the removal of the walls will help return a sense of normalcy to the city. security is still an issue. bomb attack near baghdad killed three people justen days ago. >> the saudi variable embassy is now -- saudi arabia embassy is still closed. >> this is over a man arrested by the saudis for drug possession. protestors are demanding that the man be let go. >> in syria, they are arriving in damascus. >> he he recently took over the monitoring operation. middle east expert hand pi

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warm at 61 in sunnyvale. gilroy, warm at 60. peninsula, san mateo, san francisco, and working into the north bay, in the 50s. there was cooler air working in, even santa rosa at 55, oakland, 54. overall, the pattern is starting to shift a bit. we had very gusty winds this past weekend, even yesterday. you'll notice wind today is calm in san francisco. only up to 9 miles per hour in san jose. fairfield still seeing gusty winds now up to 16 miles per hour. look at the doppler radar, not much happening at home. you drift to the north, eureka seeing showers, and fort bragg seeing some light showers as well. this is our cold front headed our way. this cold front brings a few showers this evening, so really until about 5:00 or 6:00, we're dry in the bay area. showers continue overnight. we're not looking at a whole lot. computer modeling only saying a tenth inch. light activity as it moves through. 5:00, you'll see showers, san francisco, 6:00 to 7:00. all working southward through the evening hours. as we head through midnight, early

hour. 63 at noon. 67 at 4:00. highs will be making a run toward 70 in a few areas and we get clouds start to roll in tonight. could be some showers here by dawn tomorrow. we're watching an area, that low that gave us the rain and snow over the weekend, that's up in canada but the flow around it still bringing in a piece of energy a. couple of light showers in southern pennsylvania with a few clouds here and there thank to that. temps are ranging from the mid- 30s now. culpeper 34 along with cumberland to the mid-40s right in washington. baltimore, easton 41. it's 37 in gaithersburg. locally we're down to 41 in columbia. 38 over andrews. 36 in centreville. reston at 35 this morning. that's one of our cold spots. alexandria we've got 39 degrees. so definitely a chill in the air. outside on our michael & son weather camera, look at this. just a little wind right there. see the flag? it's not standing straight, just a little. a little breeze outside the capitol with 45 degrees. mostly cloudy at reagan national and a s

look at these temps. they're going into the mid-70s this afternoon with winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. i'll be back in a few minutes. we're looking ahead toward the easter weekend. right now here's monika with time saver traffic. >>> here's a live look at the beltway. west side of town at the american ledge bridge, no worries -- american legion bridge, no worries there. had been construction but should be cleared up shortly. coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at 270 at 4:47. >>> it is time for the first your money segment of the morning. and jessica doyle is here. >> i'm interested to find out because i didn't see any wall street numbers yesterday. >> wall street has been dealing with some job jitters. the federal reserve is worried that hiring might slow down if the economy doesn't pick up. policymakers agreed to keep interest rates low for at least the next two years but didn't recommend any other stimulus for the economy. this news caused the dow to snap a three-day winnin

crews will close one lane at 7:00 p.m. then another at 9:00 and a third at 10:00. drivers should be prepared for full half-hour closures of the outer loop after midnight. all the lanes will reopen by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. coming up in my next report, an update on the situation on 270 at 5:24. >>> the capitals get ready to head to boston for tomorrow night's deciding game. >> despite the season, maryland's women's lacrosse team gets to the top of the acc. highlights coming up in sports. >>> what is the most popular pizza topping in the united states? is it a, pepperoni, b, onion or c, chicken. >>> one of our regular contributors to our facebook question linda a, pepperoni always on my pizza. i'm with you, lynn. >> me, too. log on to the wusa9 facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer during the 6:00 hour. [ male announcer ] at green giant we know nature gives us the most nutritious of gifts. but only when they are ready to be given. that's why green giant picks vegetables at their peak. ...and freezes them fast, locking in nutrients ...for you

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inland, upper 60s on the bay at 4:00 and 59 degrees at the coast. i've got that weekend forecast ready to go. big difference between saturday and sunday. stay tuned for that. 6:08, first, let's get you out the door on time with mike. >> getting out a little early if you're driving through san jose. 101 northbound at alum rock. i showed you the approach, slow southbound, as well now. this car reportedly hit the center divide and may have gone across the freeway to the slow lane and that would be a cause for the slowing on the northbound side. but debris possibly an issue for the southbound side or at least distraction. we'll watch that as it continues to flow into the south bay. we're also looking at the issue. the onramp is open northbound 880. wanted to clear that up. there may be a disabled vehicle partially affecting your drive to the freeway. let's get a live look outside and see how things are shaping up. across the bay, bay bridge, nice easy flow. no delays right now. we expect those metering lights on in just a few minutes. so far, a smooth d

it will be at the wellness auditorium at city college. >>> fire crews at the scene of an overnight blazen the east bay. that fire started before 2:00 this morning at this cash 4 gold on hesperian boulevard near hacienda. we're happy to report no injuries. firefighters think it was started accidently by somebody trying to steal copper wiring. pg&e cut off power to that building and expecting to turn it on at about 9:30 this morning. >>> a teenage driver in custody for killing a father and daughter out for a bike ride could be released from juvenile hall. prosecutors have until 4:30 to file charges or the minor must be let go. police need more time to investigate the deadly crash on treat boulevard. officers say a father and his daughters were on their bikes when the suv ran them down. solaiman nuri died on impact. his 9-year-old daughter hadessa died at the hospital. hadessa's 12-year-old sister suffered minor injuries. >>> a gang membered accused of gunning down a father and two sons will take the stand. edwin ramus accused of killing tony bologna and his sons in 2008. yesterday ramos te

at&t.t u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. at&t. senate low speed chris sale boat in a deadly crash was removed from the half plan bay airport. it came after a helicopter. it picked up the vote. five of the boats eight crew members were killed. >> just about 15 minutes ago the polls closed in five states holding primaries today and we have received some updated returns. he will start with connecticut. gingrich in the lead with 67 -- this is with 4% of the precincts reporting. romney as you see there has the early lead of 66% -- this is now -- this is still connecticut. i can give you rhode island numbers with 9% of the vote in, romney had 62%, ron paul 25% and gingrich with 7%. romney will probably be the no, ma'am nominee but we will update you. >>> oakland firefighters mopping up a house fire when they heard gun shots just a block away. the fire broke out about 9:30 at 14th and campbell. nobody was hurt but as they were wrapping up, people came running from a block awa

look at this. getting windier and cooler towards mid-week and needed rain by next week and it's rain that we need around maryland. so let's hope we get it. >> seeing dust at the eastern shore. >> farmers are running the machines and it was like dust clouds. >> all right. listen, tune us on at 4:30 tomorrow morning with megan and charley and find out about the traffic on the jfx. be careful and we will see you tomorrow at five. have a great night and great week.

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at&t.r >>> with two games remaining, the sharks can finish as high as third or out of the playoffs in 9th. they got a big one tonight in dallas. joe thornton took one on the wrist early and had to leave the game. they iced him down. and as you'lly zoo, he came -- and as you'll see, he came through. niemi had 29 saves. there was a breakaway here with four minutes left, and it looked like it was going to tie the game. but niemi held strong. and joe thornton, his 17th goal of the season via the insurance. there was an open-net goal late, and the sharks win 5-2 right now . right now they currently sit in eighth place. two games to go thursday night in los angeles, saturday night they host the kings in san jose. >>> one exhibition game remains and the giants start maying for real. they -- playing for real. matt cain, first night out since he didn't have to worry about making rent. play at the plate. they call him out , nice throw by angel pagan. when the skwient broadcaster says he was -- giant

way at the tavern. >> that's correct -- entry way at tavern. >> that's correct.ind out the information at mtwashingtontavern.com and for $75 you can put your name on the front doorsteps of the tavern. >> reporter: here's an example of a brick this is the example of the tavern. we will show you the reconstruction while it's underway. it's been five months since the fire ripped through. where did the ideal for the brick procorrect come from. >> it was a conversation between the owners and general cruetor deciding what to do with thefront steps and the owner saw at a fire station up by his house, the idea and wanted to involve the community because they were devastated by the fire. and help out a charitable cause. >> reporter: the hospital has been around for 90 years as well. let's look at some of the rebuild as it is underway. one of the original parts of the building didn't burn on halloween. >> that's correct. bottom part -- the bottom part in the front is the original part built in the 1800s that didn't burn at all. we wanted to keep that intact. and also when

take a look at that. truck hit the concrete divider with such impact it sent debris in the oncoming lane. adding to the complications of the cleanup, the truck was carrying barrels of hazardous materials. the truck driver was having mechanical problems before the accident. >> for other reasons it had went into the center divider and collided into the center divider wall which caused it to overturn on the passenger side. >> cars were involved in the accident, but luckily no reports of any injuries. let's get right to mike right now with the latest. >> i apologize to running to set. but we did just get updated information, eight, maybe even ten vehicles, that may be the tally we hear. the hazardous material onboard sounds like diesel fuel was spilled. and they were worried that 150 gallons were involved. and even though the map says it's closed in both directions, the updated location is just at sunol boulevard. fortunately for this situation, they're able to open traffic up -- right up to sunol boulevard.

for 68 at watsonville. 69 at santa cruz and 72 inland at gilroy. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. warming tips rate on through the weekend and into monday. monday inland high will be in the low 80's. we see upper 70's around the bay and upper 60's on the coast and that's about picture perfect day as you can ask for. temperatures will drop-off just a few degrees over the next couple days in midweek next week but no rape in sight. it's mainly sunny and dry and very pleasant. >> nothing to complain about there. >> absolutely right. >> thanks very much. >> well moving on. a world war ii veteran and the kindness of strangers. >> devastated. >> just ahead. reaching out to a pearl harbor survivor after his private war memorabilia is stolen. replaceable and just stolen. replaceable and just priceless st at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and

let's take a look at what we have at the toll plaza.ttle bit slow but only for a small delay. the metering lights are still on but i would say it's improved quite a bit. the morning commute looks good if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. the weather seems to have moved through and the traffic is fine at 10 is 1. there are a bun -- at 101. there are a bunch of fender- benders. >>> let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. very good -- very good morning. this is one of those days on the summertime, the coast can be socked in. it will flip-flop today. clouds will be really developing over the hills today more so than along the coast. but still showers are a possibility, the next line is beginning to form off the coast. right there. things will get active here. already active down towards -- well, monterey highway, south san jose, morgan hill, it looks like it's heading into watsonville right now. and a few garden variety showers. santa rosa is in there as well. the rain we had yesterday finally heading up into the sierra where it's kin

the a's taking on the giants at at&t park at 7:30. you're going to be in the area then you might want to leave a few extra minutes to get on through. that will be the first game here at at&t park this spring. the season officially gets underway for the giants this friday. tim lincecum will be pitching. they started the season with two games against the mariners in japan and now they will be back tonight. >> yes. that will be touring the a's in japan and the bridge series. >> yeah. >> you really have been counting that though. discounts, voters head to the polls tomorrow in wisconsin, maryland, and the district of columbia. and mitt romney is feeling optimistic ahead of the republican nominating contest. he hit the campaign trails hard in wisconsin where polls show him the lead over rick santorum. romney sounds confident, not just about his chances of winning the next contest, but the entire race. but his opponent says that the race will be far from over. >> this president, they can't run at their records. so they will try in every way

look at iran.esterday here and reiterated if there are breakdowns in the next nuclear arms talk they will most likely look to continue to cut off exports to the european union. >> philip, thank you. >>> the number of people around the world currently activating smartphones and ipads in a single year is roughly equal to the entire population of the united states. and often, they're affluent, no surprise then that for many ceos learning to profit from mobile is now the new holy grail. that's especially true of the online travel agencies and of course top of that list is the current stock market darling whose stock is up a staggering 57% just this year, priceline.com. to explain priceline's mobile strategy in a cnbc exclusive, ceo jeffery boyd joins us. good morning. you've been at this for three or four years trying to align the business with mobile. what have you learned about how to succeed? the best way to go about things. >> i think mobile has provided a great opportunity, particularly for travel

northwest winds at 20. can gust 30 at times. then this afternoon we'll try to get into the lower 60s still with the northwest winds at 15 to 20, gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. you can see what's happening. big storms still in eastern canada. the front came through last night. had a couple of showers also, especially north of town during the early or late evening, early nighttime hours. look at cold up to the north and west. it's 38 in pittsburgh. 40 if cleveland. 45 cumberland. that's all being drawn south and east on the brink northwesterly winds. in fact, we've got mid-40s as close as centreville at 46. gaithersburg is at 46. we've got 49 in sterling. 50 in manassas. the warmer temperatures if you will the low 50s coming in from college park at 51. upper marlboro is 53 and alexandria at 52. outside on our michael & son weather camera, just starting to see a little light off to the east. the sunrise happens about 6:15 this morning. the capitol looks good. 53 degrees, clear skies. northwest winds at 15, gusting to 22. the dew p

the girl's mother was at work at the time. police have also been interviewing sex offenders in the area. >>> an suv crashed into the front of a senior rehabilitation facility in oakland this morning causing quite a scare for many clients and employees. the vehicle went into one of the offices of the rehabilitation center of oakland located on 40th street near broadway. an employee at the center tells us it appears the driver of the suv was trying to park when she somehow lost control. >>> the san francisco fire department responded to a small fire this morning at a homeless encampment around 8:30 under i- 280. no one was injured. a police officer at the scene said the encampment is a recurring problem in the area. >>> a multicar pileup clogs traffic on the golden gate boulevard. >> if it has not rained where you are yet, things may soon be changing. rosemary orozco is tracking the forecast. she'll have the forecast. >> arizona controversial immigration law gets a closer look. what's happening today ahead of a supreme court hea

and u-270 at montrose -- i-270 at montrose, problems in rockville.problems in germantown and no accidents to report at this time. aaron, over to you. >> thank you. >>> breaking news now, a plane carrying 43 people has crashed. this happened after it took off in siberia overnight. that atr-72 turbo-prop plane left, had just left the area when it crashed and burst into flames in a snowy field. russia's emergencies ministry says 32 people were killed, 11 have been taken to the hospital. at least five of the survivors are in critical condition. it is not clear what caused that crash. >>> we also got an i -- -- we have an eye on a developing story in the district now. police are searching for a man who stabbed a woman. it happened just before 1:00 this morning in the 4200 block of massachusetts avenue in northwest washington. police released few details about the stabbing. the woman was taken to the hospital. she's expected to be okay. no arrests in this case. >>> later this morning we'll hear from prince george's county police about a spike in violence o

they felt more profoundly at oikos. >> at this catholic church, father included the mass murder at oikas as the chaplain for the oakland police and fire department he was on the ground on monday helping with the emergency response and he is still taken a back by the tragedy. >> what was that like being there at the scene? >> incredibly -- it was just sad. >> there were a number of other memorials and caw commemorations at other coming graw gageses throughout the east bay. some were closed to only their particular community. here it will remain closed through spring break, but there will be a series of musical memorials that will continue tomorrow. in oakland, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 with the latest developments. you can get updates by following us on twitter at abc7 news bay area and facebook.com/abc7 news. >>> in san francisco, rescue crews freed a utility worker stuck in a manhole. abc news has the look at the rescue. it happened an hour ago on fremont and howard street. authorities say the worker was installing fiber cable when he fell 10 feet and hit his head an

at 9 approximately vdot will shut down the -- at 9 p.m. vdot will shut down the inner loop of the i-66. traffic on 495 south will deturion to 66 west, do a u -- detour onto 66 west, do a u- turn and get back on the beltway. drivers should expect this same closure friday and saturday nights as well. >>> another cold night ahead for all of us before the warm- up fins. topper has a -- begins. topper has a summary forecast up ahead. >>> but first the nats home opener, highlights from the extra inning thriller are next. >>> big crowds today at nationals park as well for the nationals home opener. in fact, it was an official sellout, half as many as the nats had all of last year and the home team fans got what they came to see. >> reporter: i'm kristen berset at nationals park. the nationals home opener wrapping up today as they take on the cincinnati reds and get the big win in front of a sellout crowd. you know, the nats only sold out two games l year, so this kind of shows the buzz surround -- last year, so this kind of shows the buzz surroun

this is live from newschopper7 in upper marlboro with a crash at route 4 at 301. medevac has left the scene and outbound route 4 is closed. i-395 has typical volume from the belt way to the pentagon and this is the 14th street bridge. >> some areas of rain today but not all day light showers this morning and thunderstorms this afternoon, near 70 and sunshine and cooler tomorrow and unsettled into the weekend. we pull that off. the

at the baby station, our staff looks at these police reports -- at the bayview station, our staff looks at these police reports on a daily basis. looks for vulnerable women. the juvenile, elderly, and we reach out to those victims to see if we can refer them to either public or private services that are available in the community to better their lives. at thing that is very important component of what they view police officers do. we also act as a catalyst here at the bayview station to work with our good supervisors. supervisor cohen -- and her aid and i talk two or three times a day. she has been a great supporter of bayview. and she works with us not just as a buffer, but on a collaborative spaces. we act as a catalyst to the community to expedite things through the city bureaucracy, either through supervisor cohen's office arthur other city agencies to help people in the community. the other day we were in this room with jeff adache and a group called be magic. it was enthusiastic. we had a group of police officers with a public defender 's group talking about issues of concern. tal

at first. and it is an opportunity to check out hampden and other neighborhoods and run errands i wouldn't normally run. >> reporter: the repairs and construction is expected to take 6 to 8 weeks. reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> and don't forget to see latest details and check out live cameras throughout the area by logging onto abc2news.com and click on the traffic tab. you can check road conditions use your ipad and iphone through the apc2 news app. >> police are investigating a deadly crash saturday night. justin stambaugh and willie green were killed. speed was a factor. the vehicle left the road and rolled over. >>> police are searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting on friday. a man was eating crabs with friends in the courtyard at mccullougha homes and was shot in the head. the victim died saturday morning from the injuries. >>> members of congress are vowing to investigate allegations that president obama's secret service agents solicited prostitutes while making prep

the river was too difficult to navigate at night at that stage of the water. the river was now dropping so they had to begin this maneuver at dawn on june 28. all but three of farragut's ships made it past the battery at the cost of about ten men killed in the fleet. farragut was lucky, again, not to be one of them. for the "hartford" he reported was riddled from stem to stern. farragut had just climbed down from his favorite spot when the enemy cut to shrouds above his head, the same shot that hoisted my flag he informed his wife which dropped to half mast. without being perceived by us. this circumstance caused the other vessels to think that i had been killed. this experience convinced farragut that while the fleet could pass the batteries and drive the gunners from their weapons, they, as he put it, they returned to them as soon as we had passed and rake us. naval guns and mortars could not knock out all of the enemies dug in batteries at vicksburg nor could they capture the town and hold it against confederate infantry, 15,000 of whom under major general

the same at gaithersburg. 77 at fredericksburg. 70 at winchester.r at cumberland. 71 at hagerstown. baltimore is 73 and annapolis at 70 degrees. as we take a look at the national temperatures, we have a frontal system moving its way across the country. pretty clear to see where things are much cooler. take a look at deep south. temperatures into the 80s. we are going to get the benefit of a nice warm southerly air flow on the ridge of high pressure that is off the southeast coast and that's going to help to boost our temperatures as we move into tomorrow. a little breezy, however, on the upside of that, it means it's going to bring us warmer air and we're going to see a big change in our temperatures as we head into tomorrow. in the meantime, not a lot happening in terms of our skies. we have a few clouds. we could see some showers. have an upper level system pushing its way through parts of ohio and headed towards pennsylvania and we spoke earlier in the show about the turbulent weather in parts of the midsection of the country where we are seeing

day planner 66 at 8:00. 80 by noon. south winds at 11:00. we could get gusts toward 20 out of the south and southwest. 87 at 4:00 p.m. that's 20 degrees above average and still 81 at 8:00. so if you have outdoor plans this evening, obviously dress accordingly. plan accordingly. it's going to be very warm. this morning we've got mid-50s in culpeper, cumberland down to 50. they've been our cool spot all morning. still 67 in fredricksburg. baltimore 64. here in washington we've got temperatures anywhere from the upper 50s in gaithersburg to 62 in fairfax. 61 alexandria. 63 at reagan national. looking outside on our michael & son weather camera, just a few high clouds. sun getting ready to cross the horizon in a few minutes. a good looking morning in northwest washington with 63 degrees. humidity at 84% and a south, southwesterly wind, a warm one at 7 miles an hour. you look to the west and southwest, nashville is 70. boston 62. they could be in the upper 80s to near 90 in parts of the boston metro today. on the flip side we're down in the 20s a

look at these temperatures. 60's degrees at reagan national. these are the wind gusts. out to the west, 20 to 25 miles an hour but the winds have eased just a bit in town. partly cloudy skies. the winds will increase during the morning hours 10 to 20 and wind gusts up to 3 miles per hour. when will the rain arrive and be out of here. details coming up. >> lots to talk about. after weeks of speculation, we may soon find out if there will be any criminal charges in the trayvon martin shooting death. the grand jury will meet on tuesday, but the special prosecutor could announce charges as early as tomorrow night. martin 17-year-old, was shot and killed on march 26. zimmerman said he shot him in self-defense and has never been arrested. >> two men are in custody in tulsa, oklahoma and there are questions whether the crimes were racially motivated. one of the suspects posted a disturbing message on facebook. we have the latest on the case. >> authorities in oklahoma say it's too early to say for sure if these murders and shootings were racially motivated but the facebook pos

see 71 degrees at gilroy and 70 at holster. accu-weather 7 day forecast after that little rainfall late tomorrow and tomorrow night dry conditions on wednesday. cool and breezy on thursday with high pressure generally in the 50's. may not see many locations topping out at 60 degrees on thursday. starts to warm-up nicely over the weekend and by sunday easter sunday we see high pressure in the low 70's and by monday mid 70's. so nice breath of spring like weather coming our way. >> finally. >> at last. >> well the woman who is claiming to have won the mega million jackpot is talking tonight. >> why her co-workers are saying not so fast. news continues right after this. saying not so fast. news continues right after this. >> 3q my mom makes a green bean crunchy. it's like totally crunch-erific! what they mean is, it's french's french fried onions in my green bean casserole. french's french fried onions. available in the french's stay-fresh can. >>. >> we wanted to pass along the update for you on the vigil for the victims of the o

temperature 72 degrees at bwi. winds are southeast at 6 miles an hour. in baltimore it was a brit sunny day, temperatures warming up nicely, a couple patches of fog. that was it. you see how fast those low clouds burned off. we're left with blazing blue skies. same deal in towson. i'm telling you to savor this now because that will all begin to change as we go into tomorrow afternoon and especially overnight into the day on sunday a true coastal storm at one point looked ominous but not as ominous, looking much more ominous once again. first, savoring the temperatures in the low 70s with winds out of the south at 10 to 15. humidity comfortably low. we're still clear, still nothing to be concerned about for the moment. here's what's going on. number one, we've got the begins of a coastal storm spinning across the coastal carolinas, then the frontal boundary out of the west, tapping duffel moisture. the one-two combination of the two systems coming together looks like it could be a major, major rain event. now the bad part it's on the weekend and the posit

at this time it's on the shoulder but we still have backups at about a mile.n addition to that, we have southbound 880, a new accident to tell you about, stevens creek in san jose reportedly on the right-hand shoulder. give yourself 5 to 10 extra minutes for that one. also on 87 northbound, delays building. you can see the yellow even with lighter than normal traffic because of the spring break. yeah, your still going to find delays 87 northbound, so keep that in mind this morning. let's take you to the east bay, pleasant hill. reports of a vehicle through a fence 680 southbound at monument boulevard. when you have reports like this, it's an indication people are losing control of their vehicles, so give yourself plenty of time this morning. travel very cautiously. jackrabbit starts just not a good idea for today. back to you, ladies. >> thank you, christina. >>> 6:40 right now. still to come on "today in the bay" a bay area native is infamous after a video went viral. find out what's happening now. >>> rick santorum is out of the presidential race. find out h

at at&t park.one who wants to attend is asked to enter through the willie mays gate. >>> coast guard suspended search for a missing yachter. crews did recover the bodies of three -- boaters and debris from the 37 foot yacht taken part in a race saturday from newport to ensenada, mexico when it collided with a larger ship. officials say it is possible the larger ship never saw the yacht. >>> hope you enjoyed the warm weekend. >> you can turn off your artificial ac. >> absolutely, save yourself money. good morning live doppler good news for monday morning all quiet clouds thickest along the coast some spilling across san francisco and golden gate bridge that is the signal that the sea breeze is back and the cooler air is on the way. this morning most of us in the upper 40s to around 50 where we stay through 8:00, mix of high and low clouds. we start to see that mix thin out a little by noon, mid to upper 50s along the coast san francisco clouds most stubborn during the day 61 oakland, 63 san rafael,