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some sort of issue outside of addison road. 29 south at 100, it's a multicar crash and slowing northbound and southbound lanes there. so if you're headed north on 29, may have to allow a little bit of have a time. 66 inbound at sudley road, crash on the right shoulder. 66 looking typical. 95 north slower than normal headed out of woodbridge. 20 miles per hour. it will take you from quantico to the beltway about 40 minutes here this morning. overall prince george's county looking pretty good as you're headed inbound there on in-idia head highway. going about 16 miles per hour. and 270 at montrose looking a little slower than normal. again, all of the rain around little bit of extra time here this morning. >>> 6:54. and new plans to replace a water main in bethesda after a mess yesterday. we cover this hed this all morn you. the water main break on rockville pike. the road is back open, but the lanes were shut down for most of the day yesterday. the break happened at the same spot as another water main break back in october. wssc says the pipe is old and they plan to replace so it doesn't h

there's a track problemle outside addison road. road. be prepared for. that the rest of your metro m rail lines are on time rightimeg now. we'll let you know if that changes. taking a look at 270 south, 85 5 to the truck scales dips downs s 34 miles per hour.34 slow through gaithersburg andnd rockville. wisconsin avenue heavy traffic through friendship heights. outer loop looking nicely past georgia avenue.gia ave problem free on our secondsecon d.c. a little bit of typicalyp stop-and-go traffic bw parkway w north and southbound by 197y and powder mill. congestion building in stafford 95 between 630 and a 610 dipping down to abouting tt 16 miles per hour average.ra just because of a lot oflot traffic. no crashes to report there.he 66 inbound slows from manassas s through falls church.shurc that's your traffic. maureen.ee >> thanks erin. >>> a indication ofndication of tuberculosis confirmed at bethesda chevy chase high school. sc officials sent a letter homete h to let parents know the treated.treate and also there's no threat to t students or staff. >>

search is still ons stio this morning for a newspapersp vendor accused of stabbing a man outside the addison roadddin metro station in prince ipr george's county.ou annie yu joins us live froms lir the scene with more.th m good morning, annie. ann >> reporter: good morning, wisdom.wi riders feeling a bit unsettleded after hearing this news. metro transit police lookingice for a man wanted in connectionn with a establishing that occurred just outse addison roads metro station in n capitol heights.l he this is the man that metroet transit police is looking for. it's 50-year-old daniel brown bo of temple hills, maryland. mryl authorities tell us that brown n is a newspaper vendor and around 8:30 yesterday morningayg he got into a fight with a manit just outside the station andonnd ended up stabbing that man.tan now, the good news is theishe victim was taken to theen t hospital and is expected toted t recover. but at this point it's unclearic what the altercation was about a and whether brown was actuallyuy on a paper route when this t incident occurred but metro's spokesperson dan cecil tellsrs

. >> reporter: daughter addison's carseat covered with hail. thankfully, both are okay. here in north texas, they are still assessing the mess. two hailstorms last month already did a billion dollars in damage. and peak sean those folks in texas. >>> the fbi is offering a rewar worth half a million dollars. and in case you're wondering, the cans not taken were cream of mushroom, petr pot and beef con so may. >> the thief was a chicken noodle fan i'm guessing. >> i think the art is eaten by now. >> from lost to found, a very, very, very pricey piece of artwork has been found. 340e69 experts believe it's a long lost work by car vajio depicting a rather violent scene from the bible's book of think jungle boogie going on at the zoo in england. so that -th gorilla got wder if he fellows how to do the thriller dance. >> the producers at "dancing with the stars" plan to tie him when she old. now just five days old. she's already six feet tall and was walking within just 30 minutes of being born. >> do you know they proportion to theirboy. jeremy fa rin nas of our tulsa station

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addison's disease. he had a hormonal deficiency that could have killed him. put medicine in safe deposit vaults all over the united states so that kennedy would never run short. >> so what johnson does is he makes it a campaign issue. >> the kennedy forces denied it vociferously. and had doctors come out and say he was above average in health and energy and vitality and never had so-called addison's disease and they lied through their teeth. >> kennedy's illness is never mentioned again. it's a victory for jfk's team, if not for truth. >> had the american public known just how sick jack kennedy was, he probably could not have been a presidential candidate. >> now they work the convention floor. >> john f. kennedy. >> to win the nomination, they must get an outright majority. >> kennedy had the most advanced operation any candidate in either party had ever had at a national convention. bobby kennedy was the campaign manager. >> he's tough. he's brash. and he can be mean. and he's leading the vote counting on the floor of the convention. >> they knew exactly wh

addison's disease. he had a hormonal deficiency that could have killed him.er put medicine in safe deposit vaults all over the united states so that kennedy would never run short. >> so what johnson does is he makes it a campaign issue. >> the kennedy forces denied it vociferously and had doctors come out and say he was above average in health and energy and vitality and never had so-called addison's disease, and they lied through their teeth. >> kennedy's illness is never mentioned again. it's a victory for jfk's team, if not for truth. >> had the american public known just how sick jack kennedy was, he probably could not have been a presidential candidate. >> now they work the convention floor. >> john f. kennedy. >> to win the nomination, they must get an outright majority. >> kennedy had the most advanced operation any candidate in either party had ever had at a national convention. bobby kennedy was the campaign manager. >> he's tough. he's brash. and he can be mean. and he's leading the vote counting on the floor of the convention. >> they knew exactly

residual delays both directions.ctio track repair between addison ais and largo and then the orangenthat'says s because of an earlier switchh problem outside cheverly. 270 south still basically basic parked because of somerk construction by democracy.ed if you're headed out inon gaithersburg, big heads up forb you. back to you steve and allison.ev >> this friday we have a veryid special give away for you thatha you can only enter on facebook. fa >> you could win four tickets wn to see the new stage s production of the wizard of ozdf at the national theater.at the evening of may third.ay trd for a chance to enter go to our facebook page at facebook.com/fox5 d.c. betweenom now and 11:59 p.m. one winner w will be selected by randomandom drawing on april 25th.il >>> the prize is provided bydy the national theater. theer >> very cool.yool. speaking of entertainment timemm for today's fox beat.das fox be. we're going on location today. d no, not to los angeles or or hawaii. we're staying right in our ownuo backyards.rds. kevin is live at our fox5 f spring concert series wherere secret soci

alison: new information tonight after a stabbing at the addison road. the suspect brown is under arrest. he faces attempted murder and assault charges after incident at the addison road metro station yesterday morning. police say brown was there handing out newspapers when he got in an argument with another man. today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is banning official government travel to north carolina. many grew this ban as discriminatory to the lgbt community. mayor bowser will discuss this ban at 5:00. >> you are going to fix your mess. and there are people protesting the law allison was talking about and they converting the bathroom to the unsex in protest. alison: some say the measure that would allow rouslious institutions, government employees and the businesses to deny services to people. based on personal belief. many fear the impact it will have on the hiring and the keeping employees. jonathan: breaking news out of the district that affects tourists in town. washington monument closed for the second time in a week and the national park service sa

no exception today and nikki burdine reports on the latest issue at addison road. >> reporter: another electrical problem causing even more delays but metro riders say they are more surprised if metro was actually running on time.>> metro sucks. talk she takes metro every day for work and even though she only goes three stop she knows about single tracking too will. >> you are always stuck in the tunnels. it's too much for us paying a lot of money to not get to our destinations on time. talk no exception today and another problem with an arcing insulator. >> the tonys smell like smoke. it's always something. yesterday another arcing insulator was smoking at friendship heights and a power outage. before that metro reported a piece of a car dislodged itself and hit an electrified rail saturday. she prepares herself daily for delays. >> i watched the news and when i see singletrack i may as well catch the bus. >> reporter: and if metro is on time? >> plan? >> metro better and safer. nikki burdine wusa9. >> the cause of the arcing insulator it's not known. >>> new details about a murder in

blue and silver line delays, track work with largo town center and addison road.range line, delays to vienna. see you in ten minutes. >>> take a look at this. flames just pouring from a car on the side of route 301 near brandywine, maryland. prince george's county assistant fire chief darren ware happened to be driving by wednesday afternoon. he and a retired firefighter were able to pull a woman inside the car to safety. >>> a in week after surviving the shooting that killed officer john ulmschneider. here is a picture of 19-year-old kevin swain in his hospital bed. the morning side volunteer fire department defeated the photo yesterday with the message thanking the community for its love and support. swain and up smi dlmschneider w checking on the welfare of a resident, and the resident thought the officials were intruders. he shot at them as they entered his home killing officer ulmschneider. >>> remember this crash? it's the one that killed three members of a montgomery county family in february. thousand the maryland state highway administration has a plan to

handing out newspapers for the washington post yesterday at the addison road metro in capital heightsnd got into an argument with the victim and stabbed the victim three times. the victim, a male is reported in stable condition. >>> montgomery police have a warning for driver. don't believe the email that says you have a speed ticket to pay. there's an email scam going around in several states that prompts people to pay tickets on a link that ends up loading viruses montgomery county has not gotten reports here but they want you to know that police never ever send speed camera tickets by email. >>> a lot of fooling going around. and we will look at the biggest pranks and we will look at one that propped. >>> most of us are dry and in montgomery county this is in central montgomery county and rocksville moving east to 50 miles per hour. we will talk more about this cell and first alert live doppler and the week forecast is coming up in a few minutes. >>> and that's the sound of a smoother ride headed your way. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. we are a 100% fiber optic

they say that daniel brown, a newspaper vendor, stab somebody at the addison road metro station. "washingtonng out post express" papers when he and the victim started arguing. brown is wanted for attempted murder. alison: materials used in explosive training found on a loudoun county public school bus , and where these explosives were from a training program. jonathan elias has the developments in the story. troubling developments -- the explosive training material was found on a school bus at briarwood's high school. the school system said it was not dangerous, that is what they are telling everybody. it was found in the engine co a canine bomb detection training program that has been suspended until a complete review can be done to figure out what went wrong. school officials met with the sheriff's office and cia to talk about what happened. the material was in service two days before it was discovered. the school bus serves three schools. the district is contacting parents of students who may have been on the school bus. that is the latest from the satellite center. alison: jo

more recently arcing insulator problems at addison road and friendship heights station. it's that, that is deterring some riders, like jennifer. i asked if she took this metro and said -- >> no way. >> reporter: for her one bad experience was one too many. >> i just started a job here and was taking metro my first week. i was late and delayed and stopped. took me twice as much time to get home one night. >> reporter: and the transportation secretary anthony fox agrees and says enough is enough. he's removing three members of the board, adding three new ones who are said to have more experience. for now riders should be pr between van ness and medical center station. >> 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. off peak. then from 8:00 p.m. to midnight all day, throughout the weekend overnight. >>> sentencing day for christian jordan, pled guilty to sex and armed robbery charges. he was accused of attacking women at gunpoint around the wheaton metro garage. the gun turned out to be fake. a judge could sentence jordan to 25 years in prison. >>> the man who sparked a panic outside the baltim

search is on now for the newspaper vendor accused of stabbing a man yesterday morning outside the addison road metro station. they are looking for daniel richard brown. a midwest spoke certain said that brown was handing out the stress wipe just paper at 8:30 in the morning and security camera footage and several witness accounts of what happened. >>> a man convicted of shooting a gun into a crowded metrobus last summer will be sentenced this afternoon. he was found guilty of that shooting last august in southeast, dc. one person was hurt when he fired into the bus. and the shooting prompted metro to temporarily stop running buses on that route at nighttime. >>> 50 world leaders made theirselves back to the washington convention store for the nuclear community summit. and the goal is to stop nuclear proliferation. it was a working dunn near at the white house. >> we are -- dinner at the white house. >> we recognize that our security is linked, that we have to work toge this challenge. >> as for kim's response to the talks, north korea reportedly filed a missile into the sea earlier today.

. >> reporter: at martin luther king and addison, watch as one car rolls in the path of pedestrians. this is one of dozens of citations berkeley police handed out today. >> to see they have to pay for making that mistake. >> reporter: they are monitoring the crossing more closely, but they hope the city fixes the intersection before someone gets hurt. >> i would like to see a stoplight there. >> reporter: when we spoke to officials about improving the crossing, they didn't have the money to do it. a series of grant applications had been rejected. daryl hopes the city will keep trying. >> to avert a similar type accident or situation. i think the reasonable thing to do is improve it. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >> and the extra police patrols will schedule until at least july 31. >>> a hayward man suffering from alzheimers is missing. 78-year-old jose ledezma also has diabetes and needs medication. you can see him here. he was wearing a blackjack et. black pants and a bamboo hat. >> we don't know if someone picked him up and gave him a ride saying he told them he lives in san

. >> reporter: daughter addison's car seat covers with hail. thankfully, both are okay. david, here in north texas, they two hailstorms last month already did a billion dollars in damage. and peak season is just getting under way. david? >> phillip mena, thank you. >>> and, our weather team telling us tonight, more storms are firing up at this hour. fierce wind and heavy rain overnight and there could be a rough morning commute from houston to new orleans. we're tracking it through "gma" in the morning. a warming trend across much of the east for the rest of the week. >>> now, to the breaking news at this hour, after a super bowl champ was killed. smith. police now say smith had a loaded pistol inside his car when he was shot, adding, there is no evidence that it was fired. it comes as new surveillance tonight may shed new light on what happened in the moments leading up to the shooting. abc's ryan smith is in new orleans. >> reporter: late breaking news. new orleans police saying in a statement, the loaded handgun in will smith's car was a .9 millimeter, which had not b

fox5's melanie alnwick joins usu live from addison road with thet latest.'s been quite a week, mel.weem >> reporter: yes, it has. certainly quote a week forq people who have to deal withea metro to get to their jobs andsa home again. again you can look here at the thee he platform here at addison road.on things totally back to normalor but when we got here thisehi morning, this platform was veryy crowded with waiting in long delays in orderr to catch a train while they were single tracking.ngle and then over here, towards thee front end of the station, that'a where we saw a lot of metro repair crews looking at the tracks. we believe that may be where whe that unspecified track problemem was.wa there were reports of smoke but no fire.e. passengers, again, waited for quite sometime as they single sl tracked through the area.throug morgan boulevard to stadium sdi armory, prince george's county'c fire and rescue also did brieflf respond here to the scene but se said they did not see any smoke that was required their actioncn and so they were only here for r sho

, being out here ande ad talking to riders who takee this -- take the metro every day here at the addison road roa metro station tell us they the feel uneasy and they never n feel safe on metro.etro if you look right now therehe are plenty of people at this t hour. things started picking up up around 5 o'clock this morning and this incident happened aten 8:30 really tells youells something. i mean, this fight tha down here at 8:30 here yesterday.yesterday. now, buses coming and going.. we've even seen police making mn the rounds here but stille ill riders say they don't feelon't safe on metro and. and >> fox5.>> >> reporter: hi, good morning. we have a picture of the man police are looking for.king f he's daniel brown awn a 50-year-old man from templeman l hills, maryland.s, m as you mentioned he is a newspaper vendor but officialsnr haven't confirmed to usco whether he was actually on anfuo paper route when all of this went down yesterday morning.. now, brown got into the anto th fight with a man just outsidejut the station ended up stabbing sb that man.that m the victim was taken to a t

police say he got into a fight with a man yesterday morning at the addison road seat employees sander station in capitall heights. the victim was taken who the t hospital and go in stable sta condition.ion. >>> police chase that began in maryland came to an end right ed here in the district. it all started after a answerine armedr robbery in prince georges target on donnell drive in forestville. officer located the suspect's vehicle and chase started. s three suspect got out of the vehicle on benning road andon northeast and tried to run but eventually all were taken into custody. >>> if despite decriminalzation of marijuana in the district aic new report says by not allowinga the drug to be sold the city may be leaving nearly 100 million 10 dollars on the table. table according to projections fromm market research if the districted would allow legal wou selling of marijuana by the year 200018 wreck reyeah sales could reach up to 93 million dollarsod in a two year span. >>> take a look at this video shot in southeast. this is showing officer goingg above and beyond the call of duty. y

. >>> new information on the news paper vendor accused of stabbing a man at the addison road metro station. after a day-long search, daniel brown surrendered to police. he is facing assault and other charges. he was happening out the free -- handing out the free express newspapers when he got in to an argument with a stabbed him three times. the victim, 24 years old, is in stable condition at the hospital. >>> alexandria police are investigating the first homicide of the year. police say he suffered a head injury on tuesday while being robbed along the 200 block of south alfred street and died from injuries today. police have no suspects in custody. prince georges county, a man was shot and killed, in capital heights, at 1:30 this morning, on shady glenn terrace. the victim died at the hospital. police don't believe this was a random act and looking for the shooter. >>> let's turn to the race for president. the next big prize is wisconsin, which holds the primary on tuesday. the polls show republican ted cruz leading front runner donald trump by 10 points. fellow republican john kasich pre

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the man stabbed someone he at the addison road metro station.victim is recovering from serious injuries. transit police say daniel brown is the suspect. they say he was handing out xres n express newspaper when he started arguing with another than. according to police, brown tackled the man, stabbed him and ran away. the incident is the latest high profile case for metro. last weekend 15-year-old davonte washington was gunned down in front of his family. a 17-year-old is chargeded with murder. in february, a map was shot during an attempted robbery on board a green line train approaching the anacostia station. patrols have been increased. assaults among crimes that have risen when compared to this same time in 2015. two murders last year, a stabbing on the red lean train on july 4th and shooting in a metro garage ten days later. >>> two people are dead after an officer involved shooting in downtown baltimore. police say plainclothes officers opened fire on two men after they saw the men aiming guns at someone on the street. automatic rifle and handgun. >>> brussels airport is ready to r

they say he stabbed somebody at the addison road metro station yesterday after an argument.ice say brown was handing out express newspapers before the stabbing. the victim is now recovering from serious injuries, but that incident is just the high-profile case for metro. last weekend, 15-year-old devonte washington was gunned down in front of his family at the deanwood metro station. a 17-year-old is charged with his murder. in february, a man was shot during an attempted robbery on a green line train approaching the anacostia station. patrols have been increased to deal with a spike in assaults carried out by groups of high school teens. those assaults are among the crimes that have risen when compared to this same time in 2015. the transit system also saw two murders last year, a stabbing on a red line train on july 4th and a shooting at a metro garage ten days later. >>> the cia says one of its agents is responsible for dozens of loudoun county children riding a school bus last week with explosive material inside. agents were using the bus for training while students were

. >>> the newspaper vendor wanted for stabbing someone at the addison road metro station turned himself into police today. police say daniel brown was handing out express newspapers when he stabbed a man after an argument. brown now faces attempted murder, first-degree assault, and other charges. the victim is now recovering from some serious injuries. >>> well, tonight police in fairfax county are looking for the man who robbed a woman and then sexually assaulted her behi >> it happened in the 7000 block of come thers street in springfield. police have a picture of his car and it is recognizable. news4's kristin wright is live in springfield to tell us and show us more about that. >> reporter: it's so alarming to just every single person we talked to today. a woman simply out walking forced into this dumpster, robbed, and sexually assaulted, but that car, that car is a real clue. a woman forced into a dumpster, robbed, and sexually assaulted. police say she was walking behind the commerce plaza shopping center in springfield, virginia, when she was attacked by a man who still has not b

he stabbed someone at the addison road metro station yesterday. the victim is recovering from serious injuries. police say this man, daniel brown, is the suspect. they say he was handing out xres newspapers yesterday morning when he started arguing with another man. he stabbed him and ran away. >>> chuck bell is felli intelli about a lovely start to our friday. i don't know how it will end. >> it will end with some rain chances. not a washout, but you will want the umbrella. already light rain moving up towards winchester. one or two sprinkles away the ro there are thunderstorms down near roanoke. not severe, but rumbles of thunder for sure. higher chances for thunder today from the washington metro area to points south. so southern hear land, fredericksburg, northern neck, all have a better chance for hearing thunder today. but everybody should take their umbrella. temperatures in the upper 60s this morning. we'll be upper 70s to near 80 later on this afternoon. what about your tomorrow? well, it will start out with clouds and risk for showers. n

as lvs gained share with macau, addison was bullish on the new resort opening in september calling it whopper. >> i have not a shadow of doubt that the parisian, which is targeted to open in mid-september, will replicate the success of the venetian as another famed iconic resort destination for macau visitors. >> they're still waiting to see how many tables they'll get at the parisian. management said repeatedly, we just want to be treated fairly. they kept referencing all they've done for the area. in a rare nod to the competitor, they're hoping the new wynn palace along with the parisian will be a turning point. even complimented steve wynn's ability to put on a show. the marina based sands, blaming a strong dollar, but sands highlighted their 34% increase of visitation from china year over year. adeleson joked about the possibility of maybe negotiating in singapore, to sell when allowed, maybe mall assets there. the joke was, quote, trump isn't the only good negotiator. finally, melissa, what about las vegas? las vegas sands, not one question on the call about las vegas. revenues c

. >>> the newspaper vendor accused of stabbing a man at the addison road metro station is behind bars tonight. police arrestedda they say he was handing out "washington post" express newspapers yesterday when he got into an argument and stabbed a 24-year-old man. brown faces attempted murder and first-degree assault charges. the victim is recovering from serious injuries. >>> we are just four days away from another big primary. the results in wisconsin could change the momentum of the presidential race. based on the latest polls donald trump and hillary clinton are bracing for a rough tuesday. brian mooar is live with the latest now from the campaign trail. brian? >> reporter: aaron, hillary clinton can afford to lose a couple delegates right now, about you for donald trump, this was a bad week to have a bad week. just a few days ago, donald trump seemed to see a clear path to the gop nomination. >> i'm going to be in wisconsin the whole week. because if we win wisconsin, it's like going to be over, pretty much over. >> reporter: b i in the badger state today after a week filled with

at 4," metro transit police have arrested that newspaper vendor accused of stabbing someone at the addison road metro station. daniel brown was handing out the express newspapers yesterday when he got into an argument with a man and stabbed him. brown is faces attempted murder, first-degree assault and other charges. the victim survived but he's recovering from serious injuries. >>> i'm kristin wright in springfield, virginia, where a woman was sexually assaulted behind a shopping center. police say he forced her into this dumpster. right now police are looking for this man. we have pictures it is an older model vehicle. tonight on news4 at 5:00, we talk to a business owner who tells us why he is especially concerned. >>> it's the time of year when you can lose a hubcap just by driving through the neighborhood. they're a pothole obstacle course. how to make sure your potholes get filled. >> and don't go by what you're looking at outside. the rain that you're going to see coming here on storm team4 radar, that's just part of the story for this weekend. what you can expect in your neighborho

he had addison's disease and diabetes. and emotional problems. his co-pays were rather high. insurance may pay 80%, but that 20% can amount to a big amount of money. someone was working with him, they were going to put him on a different secondary insurance. unfortunately, he was hospitalized and he developed acidosis and basically as a result of that and other complications with his addison's disease, he passed away. myselfunited health care , but is not through the exchange. exactly what the people that aren't on the exchange, united health care -- i wish i had other options but my husband doesn't, that's what they offer through his job. host: marie, we are starting here about your loss. our next caller is juliet from rockport, massachusetts. go ahead. caller: thank you for this wonderful program. i have a very unique story. i have been buying private health insurance on the health market as a small business owner for several years. host: you were on the air, go ahead. caller: i have been buying private health insurance on the open market for several years now, paying anywh

. >> reporter: daughter addison's carseat covered with hail. thankfully, both are okay. here in north texas, they are still assessing the mess. two hailstorms last month already did a billion dollars in damage. and peak season is just getting under way. phillip mena, abc news, wiley, texas. >> those images are just absolutely incredible. >> that shredded up living room. i don't think i've seen a hailstorm liking that. >> and the sound. >> wow. >> completely terrifying for those folks in texas. >>> the fbi is offering a reward for help recovering iconic andy warhol art. seven prints of campbell's soup cans are part of a set of ten. three were left behind and the worth half a million dollars. and in case you're wondering, the cans not taken were cream of mushroom, petr pot and beef con so may. >> the thief was a chicken noodle fan i'm guessing. >> i think the art is eaten by now. >> from lost to found, a very, very, very pricey piece of artwork has been found. 340e69 experts believe it's a long lost work by car vajio depicting a rather violent scene from the bible's book o

julie hyman has a look at the company movers, and i said solar, said addison was on my mind.rlet: let's consider the , shooting lower, taking aim, biting the bullet. wesson, this is the two day chart you're looking , youown 16% today alone see the big drop-off between friday and today in the shares. the stock has been downgraded by a number of different analysts, tea, ande and cb and that has to do with the data from the national institute criminal background check system. the kerley there were sequential designs -- apparently, there were sequential declines. it was the weakest of the pack -- out of the past decade. you can chart this on bloomberg, with chart of this national criminal background check system. people who request background checks, that's the next chart we have. in this decline we saw in the month of march. over the past 10 years, we've seen it go up. but look at this big drop-off that we've had thus far this year. that's the source of these analysts concerns. way, pulling down other gunmakers as well today. it's not just affecting smith & wesson. we are seeing

. >> reporter: good morningte eeureen and steve.r: it's already very busy here atba the addison road metro station i at this early hour.ou this incident happened at 8:30p: yesterday morning at the t height of rush hour so you can u imagine just how crowded thised station was when all of this t went down. went d metro transit police is askingig anyone who may haveho information or know theatio suspect to give them a call. cal we have a picture of the the suspect that they are lookingaro for. he is daniel brown, a 50-year-old man from temple tem hills, maryland, and as you mentioned, he's a newspaper n vendor but officials haven't han confirmed to us whether he was on a paper route when all of this happened yesterdaype morning again around 8:30. 8 he got into a fight with a manai just outside the station ended d up establishing thatlishing that pennsylvania.pe the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and thankfullasu is expected to recover justecovr fine. it's unclear at this point what this argument was about a and how it all went down but metro is certainly hoping that footage from

when george washington stages addison's play about cato because he thinks this is an important thing,this is what people should know. those things don't seem to go with success so much in the contemporary world than other activities of, you know, building up your social media time or networking in certain ways or getting, doing those things that can go on a resumÉ. >> so it seems we need to change what we value as a society. >> we'll be able to take two more questions. sir, we'll just -- >> tell me if i'm being too cynical. come back to this larger question, she's gone now. if the faculty is, if the tone on campus is to resist this common -- [inaudible] and try to create a community by assigning a book, is it an attempt to create a community of people who resist community? [laughter] >> paradoxical question here. [laughter] >> tell me i'm too cynical. >> are beach books programs an attempt to create a community by resisting larger principles of community? >> well, you wouldn't choose the classics if you're trying to create a community of people -- [inaudible] >> so this is a reference

alley has addison's disease. she has to take a pill everyday and a shot every month to keep her healthy. that owners like me spent a combined total as the chairman said of $7 billion. i feel like i definitely pay my share on pet medications and 2013. and now compared to the spent on human prescriptions, that number is pretty small but it is a significant cost for pet owners. we need to consider whether consumers are well served by existing market. right now the majority of pet meds about directly through a veterinary. there may be some good reasons for this come getting prescriptions right at the that may be more convenient. the pet owner may also want to the vet to administer the medication in some cases. and what consumers prefer the convenience and service they should buy their pets medication through the vet. the pet medication industry needs fair competition. the federal trade commission looked at competition in the 2015 report, hoping care more about that. the report concluded that portable prescriptions co

napr vendor named daniel brown and that he stabbed another man in i an altercation outside thedehe addisonro station yesterdayy morning just after 8:30.just a 8 police are asking anyone with any information to give them aha call. >>> ♪ >>> happening today, presidentst obama's final nuclear securityet summit enters its final day today.today. today's session will focus on preventing isis and othernd o extremists from it going theirir hands on nuclear weapons andns d using them in attack. more than 50 leaders from a am round the world are attendingtti the gathering.ri they gathered at the white house for working dinner today itay i continues at the convention set sent. >>> like yesterday, downtown iss shut down as security precauti precaution. for a look where to avoid let'st turn now to erin como she joins us live now with more. good morning erin. e >> good morning.>> goo 9:08.08 first i want give you breaking news. power has been restored on thete metro line at the courthouse.rts they've been dealing withenling earlier malfunction watch foronh residual delays on the orangee line. line so th

things getting back to normalma but the blue and silver line delays from earlier track repairs between addison largo and orange delays residual delays to cheverlyhe because of an earlier switchh problem.problem. things getting back to normalacr there but again very heavy hea traffic into the district. back to you.o y. >> erin thank you. you >> it is nine minutes past theuh hour right now.ho two people had to be pulled to p from the windows of adows townhouse after a fire last fir night in maryland.aryland. prince george's countyce g officials responded to theironde call about 10:00 p.m. aut 1 7200 block of g street in stopless sand.ss officials say the fire startede on the first floor. floor so far only minor injuries injue have been reported.eported. >>> this morning the searchor for a missing fairfax county cot firefighter has beenghtehas suspended.en >> this after dea woman's bodyy was found in shenandoahnand national park.nation par remains of a woman. fox5's melanie alnwick joinswi us live from fairfax now withoww the latest. mel, good morning.l, >> reporter: good morningmo steve and alli

addison, texas an independent. paul, good morning. paul, are you with us this morning? caller: oh, yeah, i'm here. host: go ahead. caller: i'm looking at this and i'm saying that these people, it could backfire on them big time. i mean, they could make trump people so angry at both of them that they vote for trump so they wouldn't have to vote for kasich or cruz. so it could be a big-time backfire on both of these campaigns and i think it's a little too little and too late for both of them. so that's all i have to say. host: paul, you're an independent. are you a trump supporter as an independent, paul? or are you undecided at this point? caller: i voted for kasich in the primary here in texas. but i've been looking at trump and i think he has some strong points. i think i would like to see who he has on his short list for v.p. to see who he might pick to kind of shore up his weak points which probably are many. host: is there somebody who would make a difference to you if he picks? caller: actually, he might pick kasich as v.p. or somebody like kasich or even jeb bush

the intelligence agency, lieutenant general michael flynn will be at the hotel intercontinental in addison. i think it will be a great chance to hear from someone who wonders in what is going on with our intelligence gathering up or had a spirit god bless you all, good morning and thank you for being with us. [applause] >> i'm not sure what it is that makes this out latest pew but it is sometimes frustrating to listen as perplexing, but the most fascinating place i can imagine living in the united states. the name of this book is a lot of faith, the subtitle southern woman is rationality. i co-edited with my friend, wendy v. she had the initial idea for the book. she had been doing a documentary for the center for public television on early women preachers in alabama. you might think there are none, but she found them stories about them. as she was researching this documentadocumenta ry, she started looking for contemporcontempor ary women preachers, books about them comes to us about these people who didn't quite fit into their culture. she couldn't find any. she asked around. now, we don