the changes coming to reagan national airport and what they mean for you the next time you fly. >> an office in the west wing and access to classified information. why both are being given to first daughter ivanka trump. >> and you might feel some sprinkles when you head out the door this morning but will we need the umbrella all day? >> no, you will not. we do have sprinkles around the area but as you go through the day you will notice that there is no rain in the forecast after about i would say the next hour mild the temperatures will be. make sure you get outside and we have some rain in store for your weekend. chuck and i are >>> good morning, everybody. putting the finishing touches on the ten-day forecast but first thing you need to no there are some lingering rain drops close to the shore of the chesapeake bay. cold is on the way in. ten-day forecast as i mentioned coming right up. >>> the way you travel through reagan national airport is about to change. a look at the two massive projects aimed at helping the flow of passengers. >>> and a major pick cup for college students a

alison: a little bit later changes are coming to the reagan national airport. first look at the construction project that will give the airport a much-needed facelift. >> plus, can breast implants give you cancer in the f.d.a. makes national headlines today. i have an update to the "7 on your side" investigation regarding women' michelle: if you are just joining us -- alison: an update on breaking news of the day. three people killed, more than 20 injured in a terror attack in london. the suspect is also dead. now the head of counterterrorism says a search is underway to make sure that there are no other attackers. the white house condemned the attack. president trump is monitoring the developments. now to a consumer alert. news is reverberating the country. michelle: we are talking about a possible link between interest implant and cancer. consumer investigator kimberly suiters has a major development this week. kimberly: it really is. the f.d.a. warned consumers that certain implants may cause lymphoma, cancer of the immune system. take a look. when "7 on your

the westbound entrance to reagan national airport is back open after a major water main break shut it down for hours this several inches high, causing major backups on the gw parkway. it took crews more than one hour to financial eval and now things running smoothly. let's get a check of traffic with angela foster. you.a: thank the afternoon drive is a lot easier with the opening of the ramp on the george washington parkway southbound at reagan national airport. we have some spots of complication with midday work zones set up on d.c. 295. not the case on 395 where we are in the green but northbound and southbound 295 with some minor delays approaching east capi , this is as usual on i 270, further north, some emergency roadwork, northbound 85 the right lane is closed. is closed as well as the common ramp from 270 four accident investigation and the afternoon getaway already on 95 southbound in virginia. an earlier crash in arlington gone. closer toays stafford, delays approaching u.s. 17. back to you. jummy: the next safetrack surge starts tomorrow, blue and yellow line writers, you a

now, 63 degrees earlier this afternoon at reagan national airport, still mild for this time of eveningld front just off to the north will arrive late tonight, early tomorrow morning. will bring a few isolated showers, but other than that the big difference, the increasing wind and colder temperatures. radars trying to dot right now to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, not amounting to a whole lot. ,ighttime lows, 34 to 42 meaning a chilly start wednesday. 37 bethesda, 38 college park, 40 upper marlboro, 39 woodbridge. futurecast wind chill tomorrow, it will feel like the strong northwesterly wind with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. 20's, upper 20's inside the beltway. it does not get a whole lot better during the noon time hour. outdoor recess for the kids or anywhere to go, maybe taking a walk at lunch time, bundle up. it will be cold, feeling more like february rather than the middle to end of march. staying chilly tomorrow evening, the wind eases a bit. then the real cold air is set to arrive early thursday morning. highest tomorrow, don't be fooled by 44 degrees, the

back here to reagan national airport, the lin michelle: metro access shut down at 4:00 p.m. and it won't reopen until wednesday at the earliest. tomorrow metro runs the normal hours but on a saturday schedule. i typically takes eight inches of snow to stop rail service above ground. stay ahead of the game as the school closings come in. sign up for the abc7 school closing text alert. om expects to make a decision by 4:00 a.m. larry: this is the map everyone pays attention to. you are looking at the totals. then you see the jackpot. frederick will get ten inches of snow after it's all said and done. that is where brad bell is in the bullseye are the markets jammed up? brad: we saw that but this is how people prepare. we expect to see ten to 15 inches. that's what it looks like for tape measure. this has been a nice day. we can show how people are preparing here. this is different from elsewhere. folks from the high school had tennis practice. beautiful day in baker park. the daffodils are blooming and no one was thinking about snow. listen to what this gentleman had to say. >

the average cost of a flight expected to be about $34 higher. >>> big changes underway at reagan national airportge construction projects are being designed to help the flow of passengers. it's going to change our entire experience at the airport. the big meeting doesn't happen until wednesday. but i just retweeted our transportation reporter adam tuss. he got a preview of those plans. >> reporter: so many people are flying in and out of reagan national airport that major construction changes are on the way. we're about to get a detailed look at those plans. ray neagan national is in some a victim of its own success. over 20 million travelers per year and most love it. >> it feels peaceful. this just feels lovely. >> reporter: it is getti this is what the north section of reagan national looks like now. passengers have to take pbuses o board commuter planes out in the elements. this is what is planned, a brand new concourse that is expected to enhance the overall experience. like what you see? >> sure. >> reporter: here's another major plan change that's creating a little more uncertainty with tr

we want to take you live to reagan national airport. there whereset up they are getting ready to hold a press conference before they head out. the go team is getting ready to fight to biloxi after a train slammed into a tour bus. passengers were headed from austin, texas to a casino when the accident happened. it took rescuers more than an hour to pull the victims from just an unbelievable scene. a story we are staying on top of all morning long. as soon as we get anything new, we will be sure to let you know. act to you. an impressive data breach at the cia, wikileaks releasing thousands of documents gleaming to show how the cia wants to hack you. the 8700als say documents posted on wikileaks appear to be authentic, an extraordinary compromise of u.s. intelligence. >> it's without western that it hurts. >> codenames like google kangaroo and after midnight. ipads, smartd phones, and televisions into recording devices. >> they could turn it on remotely but it wouldn't put the power light on, so anybody on that room would be discussing or

. >> reporter: i'm at reagan national airport. there were thousands of flight delays and cancellations because to have weather. coming up, one family's c >>> this late winter/early spring storm has created all kinds of problems for people trying to fly tonight. thousands of flights were cancelled and delayed today. darcy spencer has the latest from national airport. >> reporter: cancelled, that's the word you don't want to see or hear when you're planning on flying. but that's what a lot of people are dealing with after the severe weather up and down the east coast. thousands of flights cancelled or delayed. we've been talking to passengers here at reagan national airport about what they're doing with these flight delays and cancellations. we talked to one family trying to get to orlando for a conference and vacation. they decided to drive from providence here to reagan national airport to make sure they made it to florida. >> we hours to orlando. >> reporter: we spoke to a lot of people today. but i have to say probably the worst

transportation reporter brianne carter - live at reagan national airport, where several flights are already cancelled. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen warning remains in effect until 2pm for d.c. & counties west. - winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2pm - wind advisory from 6am to 2pm for st. mary's & calvert counties - icy morning -- be safe on the roads, everyone! - steady rain/snow tapers off after 11am - windy today - even windier tomorrow (very cold!) - long melt/refreeze cycle today: bulk of the rain and snow taper off by 11am. windy with snow showers and snow squalls possible through this evening. highs: 37-43 winds: ne to nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy, t for refreezing. wch els: single digits & teennds: n thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries ssible. els: tns to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph good morning complete coverage of this winter weather whiplash. our crews are out across the region.. coming up at the top of the hour john gonzalez what are you working on? mother nature getting her revenge, with a massive winter storm taking aim overnight.

let's go right to a live look at reagan national airport, to really give you an idea of some of the activity going on there. bwi and reagan national are in the top three airports for most canceled flights tomorrow. bwi is in the top spot with 68% of the tuesday flights already canceled. the airport tweeting that airlines have relaxed their ticket change policy ahead of the winter weather. showing delays across the board, sitting at more than 1400. in our area the number of canceled in delayed flights so far remains relatively low, bwi showing 27 flights canceled in one delayed. southwest airlines telling me this morning that bwi reagan national and dulles are all part of a group that will have no southwest aircraft overnight tonight. they no operations planned for tomorrow. tweeting out just this morning that they are right now seeing normal conditions with no major delays, asking people to monitor the weather and airline websites. back to you in the studio. autria: metro accessible stop running at 4 p.m. tomorrow, be suspended all day tuesday, when it comes to the rails metro says they can

here at the reagan national airport. no cancellation from any flight from now until 6:00. that is good news for the folks trying to get out ahead of the storm. if you are coming here to reagan national airport, the security lines are piling up. they are lengthy at this hour. earlier today we met a man trying to get to toronto. we knows how to deal with the snow. he is concerned what would happen with a lot of snow here and he could possibly be stuck. so he got on an earlier flight to get out of town. >> i know the weather can do to flights and people traveling. people get stuck here. i don't wanted to be one of them. brianne: people taking the rails and amtrak, there could be train disruptions throughout the day as well. we'll have more at "abc7 news at 5:00". reporting live, brianne carter. now a look on the roads, toss josh: thanks a lot. we are working our way around town starting off in northern virginia to get an idea of the conditions as the system starts to move in. show you where we are. it's not a bad spot as the storm getting ready. occoquan, you can see along the

national airport this morning. the southbound ramp from gwom gw parkway to reagan nationalgan na airport is closed. nn you can take the second exitsecx to national airport and workortd your way there or take route re one. melanie alnwick getting thealnwc latest on that so we'llk ge keel you posted. any questions at erin fox5tion d.c. ons twitter.tter. >> ♪♪ >> 4:47 is the time right now.g let's go top montgomerys county.go a home is in ruins after auins late night fire in rockville.rol >> emergency crews arrived toeno find the house totallyseotall engulfed in flames. la this morning fox5's annie yus ay is live on the scene with thece very latest. annie. >> reporter:.e >> hey, good morning to yougoodo erin and wisdom.widom. yeah, you can see right behindgt my shoulder here that some sixss hours later we still have firefighters from the montgomery county fire and emsfc working tntoy fiput out those e spots. you can see that smoketha billowing from the home btut i i mean, the home is completelyomp destroyed and firefighters aredf now waiting on some daylightaylt to continue their searchheir sea efforts

let's go to our transportation reporter at reagan national airport with the latest. it looks very empty behind you. >> it is but good news, we just checked this board, the departure board at reagan national airport and we are seeing a few more delays added rather than cancellations. early this morning, only three or four flights either on-site or delayed and now about one dozen saying they will be taking off later this morning. and the last half hour, we talked to people at the airport, airport officials and runways here at reagan national and also open and are operating, it is just very little service because of what the airlines are doing in terms of the canceled like. -- canceled flights. here all night and quite a few employees milling about with not a lot of people checking in and checking their bags. look further down at where the back-check is, some people driving their bags which means they checked in and that will drop off their luggage. that means they are bound for a flight to take off. this is what we anticipated, after a :00, maybe a little -- 8:00, servi

southbound gw parkway, again, the ramp to reagan national airport, southbound ramp is blocked. northbound is open. use route 1 if you need to get to the airport this morning. northbound and southbound, looking good actually right now. taking a look at travel times, 270, germantown to the spur, you're fine. 95 over to 270, no big worries there. 66 and 95 moving at speed. not much of a delay at all. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. >>> shocking revelation this morning from jane fonda, the oscar winning actress recently said she'd been raped and sexually abused as a child. this all came out with an interview with another actress. she was once fired from a job for refusing to sleep with her boss. she's 79. >>> a curriculum aimed at preventing rape could come to every high school in virginia. the changes call for age appropriate discussions of consent. that includes explaining what it means to agree to have sex and the legal ramifications associated with not asking rm must step in because these conversations aren't happening at home. >> i thought, you know,

. >>> a live look now at reagan national airport where we are seeing some flights in and out right now. so far today we've seen more than 1200 cancellations in and out of our three major airports. that's according to flight aware that shows the worst hit areas, new york city, chicago and boston. >>> and utility crews are working to restore power to,000s in our region. right now, pepco has about 3200 customers without electricity, nearly all of them in prince george's county. bge, 1600. smeco, 3600. dominion power has about 1200 in northern virginia without power this evening. >>> frederick county, maryland, took the biggest wallop from this winter storm. ten inches of snow fell there. right now folks are still pretty busy cleaning it all up. scott macfarland is live from frederick with a kwlocloser loo. >> reporter: still a bone-chilling wind here in frederick county. you mentioned state route 85. take a look behind me. this is clearly not your afternoon rush. traffic volumes far below what they should be. by tomorrow morning we expect it to pick up significantly. the snow totals are m

brianne carter is at the reagan national airport, where thousands of flights have been canceled. brianne: we understand from officials that they are working to get some flights departing from here, but it is a slim number because really, the operations and a number of those northeast airports are not operating this morning. take a look here, still very quiet in terms of the number of folks who have come out here to reagan national, but over here you can see that this is where they check their bags and within the last 20 minutes or so we saw a couple who came around and were able to drop off their luggage, meaning that they have been given the go-ahead to go down to the terminal and get on the flight. that is the good news, but all across the country, up and down the east coast, we have thousands and thousands of flights. we're just checking in with these folks, these are operations for a number of different airlines in philadelphia. autria: having a little trouble with the audio there at the reagan national airport, but pretty much if you have a flight that you were going to catc

reporting live outside reagan national airport, sam sweeney. julie: the second entrance is what is opened at this time. as you have been reporting, these delays continue to grow. the delay is starting to build from 395 and the 14th street bridge southbound toward the second airport. maying through crystal city be your better bet at this time. for those traveling northbound from alexandria, you're not affected by the water main break. it is the southbound stretch, the first entrance remains closed. 270, lanes are open, but snow showers move through the area and bridges, ramps, and overpasses freeze before anything else. this section of 121 clarksburg road is closed as it crosses .ver 270 at least five cars involved in this crash on clarksburg road. it is the result of black ice. 270 is open south towards hyattstown. and give yourself extra time on the roads. another problem affecting the ammute on 270, tractor-trailer crash on 85 in becky's downfalls to it is we're told the accident involved a tractor-trailer that struck the overpass. there is d

>> reporter: that's right, here at reagan national airport, it's a busy day as people try to beat the storm. look at that guy in the shorts. he's got to get somewhere nice and warm if he wants to get out of here any time soon. on metro, that's going to be a different story because things with metro will change as the weather >> picture perfect sunrise here at reagan national airport. but this is what's coming our way. >> going to hit tonight into tomorrow. >> reporter: jason happy to be getting out of the area and on the way to sunny puerto rico, like he planned that way. >> it was fortunate, we don't have to deal with it. just luck of the draw. >> reporter: lauren mcclure remembering back to last year's big snow. >> i'm glad i get to miss that if it happens. >> reporter: cancellations and delays will grow. in the midwest plenty of problems for air travelers. on metro, you can see your breath while waiting for the train today. margarita knows what it's like to ride in the cold and she's not going to chance it if the weather is too bad. >> i'll stay at home with my husband and try to s

alexander will have the latest coming up on the "today" show. >> big changes could be coming to reagan national airport that include a new concourse and security area. follow adam tuss on twitter. he'll be at a meeting with airport officials today. >>> a house fire in vienna. firefighters are still on the scene on bridle ridge court. we one person was treated but is now recovering. >>> and three problems on the beltway. inner loop here you can see after georgetown pike, still have that issue on the left side of the roadway so thank you chopper 4 for that shot. also inner loop at university. that one looking a bit better. and a crash in the right center lane. >> all right. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes. don't forget to grab the heavy coat. >> make it a great wednesday, everybody. >>> good >>> good morning. breaking news. north korea launches a new test missile overnight. but it explodes within seconds. the u.s. responding with a strong show of force, tensions rising as that isolated regime taunts the trum

what you can expect in the coming years if you fly out of reagan national airport. >>> welcome to news4 this week. >>> hi, everyone. we begin with something that got a lot of attention on social media this week. community leaders shedding a new light on a series of missing person's cases involving young girls in d.c. darcy message and the response from police. >> reporter: an interactive map put together by the news4 digital team shows where more than a dozen teens are missing from in d.c. and nchx about each case. community and faith leaders point out there's a common theme here. many of the missing are young girls of color. >> we know that these girls missing are black and brown girls. we know they are girls of color. but we are also aware that when girls in other communities go missing were their names become household names. >> reporter: those leaders gathered to bring attention to the cases and to warn parents. many young people are falling victim to sex trafficking through social media and websites. >> it's scary because young females my age arement coing up missing. >> this girl

brianne carter is live at reagan national airport.honer with vdot spokesperson ellen kamilakis it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - winter storm warning remains in effect until 2pm for d.c. & counties west. - winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2pm - wind advisory from 6am to 2pm for st. mary's & calvert counties - icy morning -- be safe on the roads, everyone! - steady rain/snow tapers off after 11am - windy today - even windier tomorrow (very cold!) - long melt/refreeze cycle today: bulk of the rain and snow taper off by 11am. windy with snow showers and snow squalls possible through this evening. highs: 37-43 winds: ne to nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy, breezy, and cold. watch lows: 20-24 feels: single digits & teens winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries possible. highs: 29-34 feels: teens to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph toss to kidd at rosslyn cafe step 1 - put your pajamas on inside out (bonus points if your pajamas have feet). step 2 - brush you teeth with the opposite han

anna-lysa gayle continues our live team coverage from reagan national airport. you found people changing their plans already? anna-lysa: that is for sure, kimberly. this is not what folks were expecting last week, but they are prepared for whatever mother nature has in store. that means calling airlines and being prepared to work from home if needed. >> they say a huge storm is coming to chicago and here, and we are like it out of dodge, get to where we are going. anna-lysa: they decided to rebook their flights sunday to avoid potential cancellations because of the weather. >> i got up early this morning and saw storms coming and i'm like, we better get on an earlier flight. here we are. airlines: a number of have relaxed policies on changing tickets. >> we will be here until thursday, so hopefully it will blow over. anna-lysa: and shoppers in arlington are planning for interruptions during the work and school week. >> getting all the extra eggs, everything our children will want if we are down several days because of the snow. >> the makings of spaghetti and me

reagan national airport, we can see planes still coming and going. adam tuss explains, these could be the final flights to take off. >> reporter: picture perfect sunrise here at reagan national airport. but this is what's coming our way. jason, happy to be getting out of the area and on his way to sunny puerto rico like he planned it this way. >> i just luck of the draw, i dress. >> reporter: lauren also on her way out remembering back to last year's big snow. delays and cancellations will grow. already in the midwest plenty of problems for air travelers. on metro you can see your breath while waiting for the train today as the cold barrels in. >> i'll stay at home with my husband, try to stay warm. i'm not looking forward to it. >> reporter: if we do get more than eight inches of snow in some spots, that can spell travel for aboveground metro service. metro buses will likely be impacts. metro access stops running at 4:00 this afternoon. it's going to get really tricky for people. if you want to get out before the storm, the now really is your chance

we are starting to get arriving flights at reagan national airport. they are starting to get arriving flights from other cities. they have moved the planes to other areas so they would not have to deice them all and we have seen them show up in the last 15 minutes or so. dulles airport, runways have been open and operational. it all depends on what is happening with the airlines at this hour. you want toraveling check about the flight before you head to the airport. autria: with snow on the ground and roads, many of you got the day off of work or were allowed to work from home. jummy: some are using that free snow,o enjoy the show, -- like our kidd o'shea. : we saw those big piles of snow in frederick, a different story here. they cleared this walkway in front of our building early this morning. they were out with the snowblowers and put the salt down as well. you can see it has pretty much stayed nice and clean. a different story on the street, although they are not in terrible condition. herew a guy walking over with three pizzas that he just picked

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the transportation reporter brianne carter is live at reagan national airport surveying the situation for us. brianne: well, right now, larry, we have a number of delays. the name of the game is trying to get out ahead of whatever mother nature brings in here. the good news, in the last hour, the security lines decreasing. so folks are coming here to try to get on one of the last minute flights this is looking good. that is the key. time is running out. >> we are getting out of here. >> at reagan national airport. >> folks lined up to try to beat mother nature. a number of people flying tonight or tomorrowtr flight. the baxters booked on a noon flight tuesday hope to fly home today. >> the flights are full. we can't get to dallas early. brianne: 1,500 flights up and down the east coast have been canceled ahead of any snow. >> my concern is with the weather. brianne: all american airline flights before 8:00 a.m. out of reagan national tomorrow have been waved off. the weather is expected to disrupt the train travel in the northeast as well. business as usual at the union station today.

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close to 40 degrees in most areas this afternoon. 36 degrees right now at reagan national airport and a west, northwesterly wind at 17 miles per hour. wind gustsl getting and wind chills not feeling good at the moment. far as the wind speeds, 16 to 21 miles per hour, less windy than yesterday but the cold wind still making it feel quite uncomfortable so the gusts will be an issue through the afternoon. they will drop off this evening so the weather pattern will change, and look at the low temperature tonight. they will be colder but reasonably cold for this time of year. a more noticeable warm-up coming this way for our weekend. jummy: thank you. now we want to turn to the fesident's earlier today he unveiled his spending wishlist for 2018. sam sweeney is breaking it down. sam: 54 days after the president took office, has budgeted for 2018 discretionary spending is out. at the government printing office you can see them stacked up. the budget calls for cuts that we have not seen since the end of world war ii. there are a number of winners but a number of losers. some of the winners, h

live at reagan national airport, tom roussey, abc 7 news. patients will -- patience will be key. metro is suspending metro access until wednesday at the earliest. metro rail is running normally and will be open at 5 a.m., but on a saturday schedule. inches of snow to suspend rail service. is runningus service on a severe snow plan in the morning. many lines will not be running. service and restoration will be dependent on the road conditions. jonathan: just a couple of miles can make a big difference in the jackpot and nothing. montgomery county could have a big spread from south to north. kevin lewis is in the middle of the reward -- is in the middle of durwood, where the plows are loading up. kevin: this is one of the largest salt farms on the east coast. the snow is coming down nice and steady and this puddle is now slushy. our crew car is covered with snow, even the license plate covered while we have been parked. salt spreaders are on roadways in montgomery county. get harder than further to the south, chevy chase, kensington, things of

the n-t-s-b team is leaving from reagan national airport in about an hour from now. four people were killed, and 40 others injured.. after a freight train slammed into a charter bus at an intersection. a texas senior center organized yesterday's bus trip. passengers were headed from austin, to a casino in biloxi, when the accident happened the bus about 300 feet up the tracks before coming to rest. it took rescuers more than an hour to pull the victims out of the wreckage. it's still unclear what caused the crash. a daycare worker in pennsylvania is under arrest this morning - accused of pushing a child down a flight of stairs. the whole thing was caught on camera in this shocking video. the daycare worker then appears to notice the camera, at which point she holds the little girl's hand and walks her down the remaining steps. the four-year-old wasn't seriously hurt. the employee was immediately fired and arrested. right now -- death and destruction in the heartland as grass fires burn across several states... this - as the cleanup from dozens of tornadoes tuesday ni

david kerley, abc news, reagan national airport. >> britain begins official exit from the european unionoday. prime minister teresa may has signed a letter to the boss of the eu, basically asking for a divorce. she will formally trigger a two-year pr ses of leaving the union today. the negotiations that are starting follow last june's vote in which the british chose to leave the eu, by a thin margin. >> let's get to what is seeming like epidemic here in the u.s. serious irk to, alligators invading golf courses. check out the monster. strolling around at celebrity golf tournament in south carolina. you can see everyone is keeping their distance. smart move i would say. >> while park one day. >> no, thank you. gator followse showed you earlier in the week. hanging out there in florida and the golf ball made for a good lunch. >> the gator looked less relaxed. looked annoyed. here i am sun bathing, you idiots are hitting me with a golf ball. take that. >> i will have you for dinner. this might be might lunch. >> did a good job of blocking it with his head. ball would have gone into the walte

changes are on the way for security at reagan national airport. a four-year project begins soon to update the main terminal. the plan: move security lines closer to the check-in counters. the biggest change for you - all the shops and restaurants where you can wait for loved ones - will be on the other side of security, and for ticketed passengers only. a federal judge in alexandria is considering a request from a group for a broader hold on president trump's revised travel ban. at a hearing yesterday - the "council on american-islamic relations" argued part of the ban involving visa waivers remains in effect. their lawyers are seeking an injunction blocking the entire executive order. this morning - were getting a better idea of how protests over uber's response to the travel ban is hitting their bottom line uber officials say the "hashtag delete uber" campaign resulted in about 500-thousand requests to delete the app in just one week. the grassroots push was started after the copmany turned off surge pricing during a taxi drivers protest against

particularly at stations south of reagan national airport.l provide more details during a news conference at 1:30 this afternoon. our transportation reporter, brianne there. big news for the redskins fans. quarterback kirk cousins- is all yours! the team has put an "exclusive franchise" tag on cousins. that means he can't negotiate with other teams. right now -- it works out to a 1-year contract worth 24 million dollars. the two sides now have until july 15th to hammer out a long-term deal. it's the news we've all been waiting for. in just a few hours we'll find out the peak bloom prediction for dc's cherry blossom trees. and starting today you can celerate the season - with a drink! a new cherry blossom pop up bar opens tonight in the shaw neighborhood. it's the same team behind the popular holiday pop up bar. this time - cocktails and food will pay tribute to the cherry blossoms and japanese culture. all of superstar singer rihanna's from one of the country's most distinguished learning institutes. harvard named her the 2017 humanitarian of

the only daytime weekend work will be safe track work on the blue and yellow lines south of reagan national airport in virginia. >>> cherry blossoms peaking, nice weather, all the planets are aligned. >> so true. so true. you know, i'll tell you. the amazing thing about it, they're going to peak tomorrow, but they really need temperatures over 70. we get to 76 tomorrow. a very warm day on our saturday. the only caveat, yeah, we may see a stray shower saturday and sunday, but take a look outside, a very, very warm night across our region. right now at 11:00, it's 57 degrees. the temperature has actual lay beenoi look at these numbers. really incredible. 62 manassas. look at cumberland, maryland. 72 degrees at 11:00 at night. some of these numbers are warmer than we were today. look at hunting town. no rain now, and most of the weekend is going to be dry. i don't think you'll need the umbrellas, but this is a ridge of high pressure. this storm is moving way up and around. we call it a dirty ridge, though, look at all the cloud cover in the middle. normally under high pressure you get nice blue skies.

>> reporter: the boxing legend's son said friday he was stopped at reagan national airport as they were heading back to ft. lauderdale. >> they said my i.d. was expired. >> reporter: but that's not the case said ali who said he had to answer questions about where he was born. >> i'm out here taking care of business and not to be harassed. >> reporter: he had traveled to d.c. to testify before congress thursday in opposition of president donald trump's executive order on immigration. >> so i told him i was muhammad ali's son. they asked me what was my religion. >> reporter: on capitol hill, he told lawmakers about being detained for a few months last month and questioned when he returned to south florida from jamaica. >> it's not about being a terrorist. you're stopping me because i'm muslim. >> i've traveled all over the world for 50 years or more and this has never showed his passport and was allowed to get on the flight where he ran into debbie wasserman shultz who tweeted this photo. she said he was being retaliated against for speaking up before congress. >> we have the department o

at the reagan national airport. now the one thing that would have been nice is if we didn't make it as warm as we did yesterday afternoon after the slice and sleet. there may have been enough of a layer on ice on cherry blossoms to protect them more from the freezing temperatures but man -- >> this is the basin now and usually be seeing the wash of pink and white coming out. it's not happening. >> just not seeing it. >> i know the parade will go on. but the blossoms won't be there. >> and hopefully the crowds will be there though. but yeah, our temperatures right now are 28 degrees. it feels a lot colder than that outside. and here's the data. okay i looked at average temperatures. we take the high temperatures and the low temperatures for each month. last month, it was the warmest february on record. with our average temperature 47.7. this month so far, we're halfway through it. we have our average temperature three degrees nearly lower than last month's. how many times can you say that has been the case? not that

they arrived at reagan national airport yesterday. b-w-i airport officials say because of the storm headed our way, several airlines have releaxed their ticket change policies. and remember - you can follow the forecast right on your smartphone. download the stormwatch app for instant updates. and following our stormwatch team on facebook and twitter. we're following breaking news out of los angeles. a warehouse, going up in flames overnight. coming up - the spicy food inside that's bringing even more heat for firefighters. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hb

. >>> today the board that oversees reagan national airport will get a closer look at some major construction plans. these plans are expected to change how you use the airport. the biggest change would be new security check points outside the metro station. that would mean the main hall that is now open to everyone would be a part of the secured area. if all goes as planned the new check points would be open by 2020. a separate multimillion dollar jet concourse is also slated for construction and would open after the security changes. >>> well, they are the second western hemisphere and today all five at the bethesda metro station have been replaced. the official ceremony and ribbon cutting doesn't happen until 3:00 this afternoon. the bethesda project has been going on for nearly three years and cost more than $8 million. >>> today is an important deadline in this year's marine corps marathon. the lottery for the race opens today. you'll find out on march 30th whether you're selected. the registration fee is $160. you don't have to pay until you're selected and then registered. this is the 4

chris van cleve, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> we want to know what you think about the airline requesting, that the girls change their clothes, was united airlines right to make passengers and leggings change before boarding a flight? weigh in right now on our cbs philly social media sites, find us on twitter at cbs philly and facebook to take the pole. >>> and then again those are passengers on free tickets. >> yes. there are rules. >> you know what my idea is, well, not an exaggeration hail the size of softballs still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> if it was glass, it could not withstand power of the hail storm. >> we will show you next. lauren. >>> all right, looking forward to that, and everyone is looking forward to the weekend , always, even though it is a monday, we will be brightening up through the upcoming weekend, we will have some rain on friday and it looks like we will see clearing conditions as we head into saturday maybe some nice sunshine as we head into sunday and more seasonal high temperatures, in the 50's and 60's so we will smooth out the rolle

so southbound gw parkway, the ramp to reagan national airport, the southbound ramp is blocked here thisning because of a water main break. the northbound ramp was closed earlier. the northbound ramp is now open. you don't have to worry about that one anymore. as we widen out here you can see the beltway is quite good here. top of the beltway everything moving quite nicely and 270 down to the spur you're on time. going to take you 26 minutes. >> all right. thank you. it could drastically change the way kids in virginia get sexual education. the proposal that has some parents divided. >>> you've seen them sold on social media. maybe ern you have a pair but this morning some people are slamming some leggings and we'll let you know why. >>> and the next phase of metro's safe morning from jane fon da. the winning actress said she had been raped and sexually abused as a child. she also said she was once fired from a job for refusing to sleep with her boss. fonda is 79. >>> a curriculum aimed at every high school in virginia. lawmakers passed a bill that adds no means no classes to sex educati

checking airports reagan national down to 26. 24 dulles and 22 at bwi. not only are these cold temperatures but for once they're below normal and in fact seeing teens out there. these are air temperatures, 17 culpeper and mannasas and 18 frederick and 19 west min stevrment winds are fairly light now. there's enough to deliver a wind chill that makes it feel like it's in the teens. the first step outside to walk the dog or go for morning run or walk jackets needed and increasingly windy through the afternoon hours. sunshine is with us all day long. but it's cold, rise into the mid 40s and high temperature 44. cold again tonight and chilly surprised. we have a warm-up ahead in the 7 day forecast and i'll have that ahead. annie. >> thanks so much, caitlin. time 7:01 a school tuesday driver in montgomery county is under arrest for having up appropriate contact with two students. salvador rodriguez is accused of having sexual contact with one student on three occasions and sexual contact with another student. he's currently on administrative leave and facing

kris van cleave cbs news reagan national airport, virginia. >>> well, don't let this sunset fool you.e got rain creeping back into the picture. brian hackney will be along it tell us how soon and how much. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, it's part car, part motorcycle. only on "5," we test drive the tiny tilting toyota that could be the future of city driving. >> but first, take a look at the markets today. they basically were flat. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, did you enjoy your break? i don't mean the commercial break but the break this we had from the rain all this week. it's about to end. we have some lighted rain moving into the bay area tomorrow. we'll set it all out. first let's show you this. nice finish to your friday. and the numbers are mostly in the 60s. 65 at concord right now. we have 60 an exception in san francisco with the sea breeze having kicked in and here's what's happening in the hi-def doppler. there's nothing in the bay area right now. but this will be changing by tomorrow morning when we'll register light showers in the north bay. the rain is going to

at reagan national airport, pete muntean. >> hoover often performed in our area, and he flew his lasthow in 1999 at 77. he died in october of last year at 94. >> when pete muntean is a pilot, you know he loves that story. >> he was so excited telling us about the story, and now we all know why we should know the name bob. >> that's good stuff. >>> all right, we had had the arctic air coming, but it looks like the snow is staying to the south. you're okay. but the soccer tournament this weekend, you're going to be cold. the 3-degree guarantee rock yesterday. guess what? >> did you nail it? >> maybe. >> did you bull's-eye it? >> i did 67 and it was 67. >> way to come back. >> back on the horse. >> going 70 tomorrow before the arctic air rolls in, and then it's just downhill slide with temperatures after 58 right now. extremely mild. dew points only in the mid- teens. very dry air mass. 18% humidity at this time of the night. indoor humidity, 12%, and headlines, bus stop temperatures, 36 to 46, and just a little cool to start. warming up quickly. rain and snow showers on friday, and fall

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the look and feel of this airport is going to be dramatically different, and the work starts this year. reagan national has changed through the years. as more and more passengers have come through here, more space has been needed. well, the airport is now up to over 20 million passengers a year, more space is needed, more space is coming. check out the new north concourse here at reagan national, and take a look inside. dramatic light-filled spaces takeep in line with the b and c terminals at reagan. >> all the amenities, all the space and openness we're going to provide in the new concourse definitely going to enhance the passr' space, remember, this isn't exactly an expansion. it's a serious upgrade. for the 6,000 daily passengers that now have to board commuter planes out in the elements, this puts a roof over their heads and give the planes dedicated spots. jack potter says now is the time to make the situation better. >> we have to accommodate people who travel through this airport in a very comfortable environment. >> another huge change talked about today, the new security screening area that wi

alison: still to come -- >> in a few years, security checkpoints at reagan national airport will be relocated. i'm mike carter-conneen. coming up, why this is happening and where it will be moving. alison: plus, a chess champion at 15. now the rising star is about to take on the best in the country. >> countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine,