barnabas rd., slowdowns at this point this morning.a tr down on the right side of the so we're seeing a lot of delays coming around inner loop before st. barnabas rd. the rest of the beltway, outer loop and inner loop, no issues. as you look at 270, looks okay overall until you zoom in and look the frederick southbound 270 just after 70 g jngst 25 miles per hour. fairfax, northbound fairfax county parkway a braddock crash there. here, alexandria, route one, dark traffic lights until 8:00 a.m. ron? >> thank you. 5:31. >>> we're following a developing story from new york stay.ic cofls say tim mccormack was partnering a heer that crashed in midtown manhattan yesterday afternoon. he was killed. no one else was injured. the crash, though, did cause panic and confusion among the people working inside that -story office building. they were forced to evacuate. we'll have a live report from new york city coming up in our ext half hour. >>> also this morning, the investigation into why that crash happened is just beginning. >> officials say mcco

barnabas rd., close through that section because of an earlier crash. you see a little delay there, and then outer loop here on the beltway, just after colesville. still delayed because of an earlier accident, as well. back to the beltway. looking okay. manassas, sudley, blocking a lane, eastbound at 28, right lane also blocked by that acchbent. nortnd on 95, virginia, slow in the normal spots through prince george's county. looking good into town and out of town. eun? >> thank you. >>> we are continuing to follow a developing story from new york stay. officials say tim mccormack wasn pilotg the helicopter that made a crash landing in midtown manhatn yesterday afternoon. he was killed. foe one else was injured, but the crashancaused and confusion among the people working inside of th 54-story office building. they were forced to evacuate. we'll have a report from new york coming up in just a few minutes. >>> this morning the investigation into why the crash happened is just beginning. >> more cormack was a serious -- mccormack was a serious pilot, so th

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carter jr. >> if there was a defining moment, it was whenever barnabas carter received that mallet.step is to find out if all the characters in the purported chain of custody are in the right places at the right time. and tom and steve do unearth evidence of a lincoln-carter family connection even earlier than keith supposes -- going back to the early 1800s when the families were neighbors in kentucky. what do you have? >> well, we have tax records, for one. there were eight carter brothers who lived in kentucky beside the lincolns. >> then the guys uncover another clue -- an indiana land-plot map. it shows that the lincolns and the carter clan moved to the same section of southern indiana at nearly the same time, between 1815 and 1816. >> thomas lincoln lived in this area right here, has his name on it. right below his property, you see a small square that says, "nancy hanks lincoln grave." >> that's his mother. >> that is abraham lincoln's mother, and she is buried on the carter's farm. so, very close connection, not only personally, but in proximity to where they lived. >> but wa

barnabas, right lane blocked by a vehicle. tiny slowdown. 85 near fingerboard, near 80, an accysent and dela spencerville, 198 shut down east of good. >> reporter: rope. crash with pole and wires down. utilion crews are the scene. fairfax eastbound 66 near 50. an accident and frederick northbound 95 after centerport parkway, a crash there, as well. aaron? >> all right. >thank you. 6:02. we begin with a developing story from the dominican republic. former boston reds slugg david ortiz is in the hospital aftersh been in an ambush. >> ortiz is in stable condition after undergoing surgery. two men approached him aar a b and shot him at nearly oointblank range. one of the shrs was captured and beaten by a crowd at the bar. another ran off. no word on a motive for the shooting. ortiz is regarded as a national hero. he helped the red sox win threei world ses titles. he retired in 2016. the news of the shooting caused an outpouring of love, support, and prayers across social media ately known affecti as big papi. the former teammate a