coverage now from arlington. >> reporter: arlington county police tell me that moped driver lost control right here near the 395 overpass, and struck that traffic sign. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police say the moped was legally registered. they're working to identify him and determine why he lost control of the moped. no other vehicles involved. >> at this point all factors are still under investigation by detectives. witnesses remained on-scene and provided information on the investigation. >> reporter: this happened around 50:45 this afternoon, around the same time a tree fell near cedar lane. it hit a vehicle. one minor injuries. we don't know if either were weather related but police warn drivers to take it easy in the wet road conditions. in arlington county, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> so before our next spring storm hits, make sure do you have the nbc washington app. you'll get live radar to track rain moving over your neighborhood, plus it's where we'll send breaking weather alerts. good to have. >>> new tonight, really fast-moving wildfires are b

arlington police say often these packs of riders start here in the district and make their way down the key bridge often putting lots of people in harm's way. >> the riders are not pa attention to jurisdictional boundaries. they're just going >> a lot of jurisdictions have no chase policies what is arlington's police department's policy >> a real problem is how do we not make things even unsafer? and if we get involved in a pursuit, frequently that's going to cause more danger to the community >> arlington police deputy chief daniel murray said as the weather gets warmer expect more of what many expect. atv and dirt bike riders heating up the roadways with dangerous maneuvers. often placing drivers, passengers and pedestrians in danger, and daring police to pursue them. the pursuit policies vary by department. arlington police department says their policy is in most cases a judgment call. >> sounds like what you're saying it's a case-by-case basis >> that's true. but we're going to very strictly evaluate and to see what particular danger is being caused and make sure under no circumstan

is more $1.24 billion. >>> going to stay in arlington now.ed by the board department and new land lease agreement for elementary school that will replace existing parking lot. will open in 2019 and will have pretty unique features like a gymnasium wall to open to create an outdoor theater. that's incredible. the cool will be able to accommodate nearly 800 students. >>> we're learning about that plane crash yesterday morning, a pilot jesse bryant took off and an hour into his flight the weather started to get worse, he tried to get back to the airplane and started to have engine trouble as a result hurt, the crash still remains under investigation. >> the wizards want to put the loss of game three behind them. looking forward to game four against the hawks. >> that's right. look at john wall stats 10 out of 12 shots, whoo, did it like that, nice one, back left hand dunk right there. wizards losing 116-98. our optimist today. >> they took home court we knew it would be amazing to play in front of that great crowd we got to put pressure on them

in arlington, brianne carter, abc7 news.owds packed the national zoo for another tradition easter monday. it dates back to the lateth century. but the african-americans went to the zoo instead of the white house easter egg roll. because it's spring break, there is extra security at the zoo to accommodate the crowd. the six entrances have been reduced to four so the police can check bags more efficiently. jonathan: not even the on and the off showers could dampen enthusiasm for the white house easter egg roll. the first for the trump family. the president colored with children and the animals." the numbers are down from the numbers in the obama years but it's fun for everyone who showed up. michelle: the kids see easter bunny jonathan: on the lawn. it's good stuff. doug: the weather wasn't perfect but it turned out okay. michelle: a rainbow. doug: you will notice the rainbow there this morning. there were clouds and sunshine. clouded up for a good portion of the day. few more areas of light rain through the region. then it cl

tisha, i understand riders were spotted before bridge into arlington. >> reporter: that's right. that happened this weekend, shawn as you might know, these pursuit policies are put in place to keep everyone safe. often, fuels frustration for commuters and also police who have to have a really good reason to pursue these illegal riders. for example, they have to be wanted for a serious crime in some instances. arlington police say often these packs of riders start here in the district and make their way down the key bridge often putting lots of people in harm's w way. >> the riders are not paying any attention to jurisdictional boundaries. they're just going >> a lot of jurisdictions have no chase policies what is arlington's police department's policy >> a real problem is how do we not make things even unsafer? and if we get involved in a pursuit, frequently that's going to cause more danger to the community >> daniel murray said as the weather gets warmer expect more of what many expect. atv and dirt bike riders heating up the roadways with dangerous maneuvers. often placing dri

and a big intersection in arlington closed for several hours. and it was rainy to start the weekend, but looking like a better finish. the news starts with breaking news. nancy: a fire at the skyline plaza condominiums in fairfax county. brianne carter has more on this breaking news. we have firefighters from fairfax, alexandria, and arlington counties. this is the complex where this happened. firefighters responding your a of the fire because scope of this building. itefighters are telling us was a big fire on the seventh floor of this complex. believed by residents to be contained to just one unit on the seventh floor. what we also know is one individual was transported from the scene, no word on this civic injuries related to that at this point. residents who live in the building that they heard the alarm go off. not asked to evacuate or that sort of thing, many just came out to see what was going on and make sure their neighbors were ok. we are now being told one person has been transported t from the scene. the cause remains under investiga

now, arlington police say here behind me you're taking a look at the key bridge often illegal riders start their journey in the district and work their way down breaking all types of traffic laws and putting so many people in danger. >> the riders are not paying any attention to jurisdictional boundaries. they're just goly >> a lot of jurisdictions have no chase what is arlington's >> our real problem is how do you we not make things even unsafe and if we get involved in a pursuit, that will cause more danger to the community. >> reporter: daniel murray said as the weather gets warmer expect more what many witnesses in this. atv and dirt bike riders heating up the community, placing drivers, passengers and pedestrians in danger, and daring police to pursue them. the pursuit policies vary by department. arlington police department said they're policy is in most case as judgment call. >> sounds like what you're saying it's a case-by-case basis. >> that's true. but we're going to very strictly evaluate and to see what particular danger is being caused and to make sure under no circumsta

. >> today aapril 26 and mock drill means a hevr didn't police presence in hyattsville and arlington today. keep that in mind. >> keep this in mind. warm is warming up. traffic some issues. michael thomas let's start with you. >> pretty good weather forecast rather improving weather forecast for day. yes, it's cloudy out. there showers and patchy drizzle as well. we'll get rid of that this afternoon. sunshine comes back and we'll finally warm it up. there's stormtracker ray davrment bulk of shower activity is very, very light across sfxt marys, charles, calvert, prince george, montgomery and calvert. light drizzle falling out there. very quick look at future c cast. clouds 9 a.m. start to clear through the afternoon and before sunset we get a decent amount of sunshine. quick peek at the forecast. shows first 90 of the year on day. we'll go through it in details coming up in ten minutes. that's a check of the forecast and erin over to traffic. >> 4:47 now and wisdom is talking about this in gaithersburg shady grove road remains closed all lanes oakmont avenue a serious crash involving

there will be delays in arlington. dinwiddie street is closed. arlington police saying the water main break happened last night. you might have been one of the people who lost water pressure because of it. that part of the problem is supposed to be fixed by this morning. it has affected a lot of people in south arlington and the columbia pikes corridor. we'll post an update when things are back to normal. make sure to follow nbc washington on your twitter. >>> off to another cool, rainy start to your day, but the end of the week is shaping up nicely, chuck. >> absolutely right. four thing to know about the next four days. number one today, steady rain coming in for the morning and much of the afternoon hours. tomorrow though cloudy, most of the rain will be coming to an end corner. 80s on thursday and feeling like summer by the weekend. sheena has your whole ten-day forecast coming up. >>> president trump backing down. what he's apparently prepared to do in order to avoid a government shutdown. >>> and we're looking into a story about an investig

so traffic getting back to normal through arlington. metro on time now except for safe track. impactig green line and yellow rush plus. allison and steve. >> my reaction to the next story twom inmates put to death in arkansas with back-to-back execution. >> and 6:08 now. now through sunday at havertys, everything's on sale during our anniversary event. find furniture and accessories for every room. from traditional to contemporary, the newest designs and the freshest styles. plus, you'll get twenty-four month, no interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. hurry. the anniversary event ends sunday at havertys. life looks good. arkansas became first state in 17 years to carry all a doubling execution. jack jones pronounced dead 7:20, 1 dose was injected and he raped and killed a woman and attempted a rain of her daughter. marcelle williams received the same leather an injection for murder of

will be the first time after an investigation of allegations of sexual harassment. >>> the arlingtonoard approved its 2018 budget it calls for higher property taxes to help increase budget for the public schools as well as metro and affordable housing. if you are a home owner in arlington county you should expect to see higher tax rate 1.5% the new budget is more $1.24 billion. they also have a new land lease for elementary school that will replace existing parking lot. will open in september 2019 and will have pretty unique features like a create an outdoor theater. >> wow. >> will accommodate nearly 800 students. >> i want to see that. >> yeah. >>> how will university students use their skills to help a lot of people in need. pharmacy, medical, dental and social work students hosted the bison without borders health fair yesterday, it was the third year in a row for this event. more than 100 under served people received health care screenings and help signing up for health care. >>> we're learning more about that small plane crash we told you about yesterday. the pilot took off from

they'll be neighborhoods and fairfax and arlington county as well and arlington county we're told will be new scalia law school and you see a lot of police vehicles and hear thing they want people not tup set. it's by council of governments they have first responders and fire and ems and also have volunteers plague actors posing as victims they want to make it realistic. trucks and people real. scenario is made up coordinated terror attack. main thing they want us to do is let you know that if you're in the north east d.c. area south east d.c. here in prince george arlington and fairfax counties and see a big scale thing going on more than likely it's just a drill guys. >> all right bob thank you very much. 7:06 this morning chein with tuck tech and the forecast. >> chilly out there. >> in the 50s. still cloudy. we'll get sunshine by midday. and dry afternoon and timely temps back in 70s. spring will return. feel of spring will return. >> i don't know whether to put heat on or air on. it's one of the two. it will be on 71 either color heat. >> all right. so by the weekend you'll want a

atv's were caught on tape in arlington last night. this was on route 50. dangerously weaving through traffic, blocking all lanes. it is illegal for them to be on the highways in virginia, but it's tough to stop. >> it's causing unsafe conditions. >> i'm scared for them because this is very dangerous for them. jonathan: arlington police have gotten multiple calls about crackand are working to down, but it is a challenge to catch these guys. nancy: 7 on your side consumer news --do you hate coffee stains on your teeth? a british company says this is the first colorless coffee on the market. arava cothat they use coffee beans and pure water, but the full ingredient list and how they make it has not gone public. good and if it tastes keeps you awake, there you go. bigger way to force uber to add tipping options. it would apply to other ridesharing services like lyft as well. tipping in new york city, it is likely that it would expand to other markets as well. nancy: if you thought united would bounce back from its publicly relations nightmare, think again. the

i'm from arlington, texas. you said -- are you going to consolidate -- lower the top individual income tax rate to 33%. this actually only affects those urrently making over $413,000. doesn't reduce taxes on the average american. made in america projects so that our -- i would like to know more details on it. i don't believe foreign made parts should fit into this category. epeal the death tax. the estate tax would only benefit those with an estate valued at over $5.4 million. i also believe that doesn't affect the average american. you want to cut tax on small businesses by creating a low rate of 25% but you want to lower the corporate tax rate to 20%. i don't understand why you want cut the rate to 20% for corporate but only down to 25% for small businesses. you're now making small businesses compete with corporations for business. rep. barton: ok. fair question. first of all, there are three individual brackets, the top bracket would go to 33%. the middle bracket goes to 22% and the bottom bracket goes to 10

illegally on the road in arlington. they were first spotted traveling east on route 50 around seven o'clock last night. they then passed into alexandria. alexandria county police say they lost sight of the pack on southbound route one. both arlington and alexandria county police want to hear from you if you know anything. happening now - the greenbelt an this morning for safetrack surge 14. green line riders will have to take a free shuttle bus to get past the work area. the line between greenbelt and prince george's plaza will be closed until april 29th. and that's just phase one. the greenbelt station will stay closed for another three weeks for phase two of the track work. starting this morning - the university of maryland will be running a special metro express shuttle to help students get around safetrack. buses will stop at multiple locations on the college park campus from seven a-m through eight p-m. the metro shuttle will run through friday, april 28th. the college park station reopens that weekend. happening t

we don't know if these are the same people who rode into arlington. millionry investigators from alabama were in st. mary's county in maryland today. they were trying to figure out why the army helicopter crashed on the golf coring. one crew member was hurt and two others were hurt. earlier day we spoke with a a million reporter about the investigation. at this point we know very little. we have essentially eyewitnesses accounts it's also telling that the army is describing this as a hard landing. typically what that means is that the pilot was to some degree in control of the aircraft at the point that it wentd down. so they were maintaining some control than just a spiral or a dive. the names of the board the helicopters have not been rerhys e lease. less than two weeks ago you may recall an f16 jet crashed feet away from some nearby homes. incredibly no one was hurt, the pilot managed to safely parachute from the jet. investigators are still trying to figure out what went on. well, did you procrastinate. on this tax day why does it take so long to

the confederate monument at arlington national cemetery is a highly gendered and racialized statue of household leavetaking in the formation of the southern army. most of the war units grew out of communities, and the departure motif, which was a , motif offered sculptors and , opportunity to celebrate a romantic ideal of organic citizenship. some models challenged the soldier statue as a model of organic citizenship and white citizenship. most important was augustus in austin, which recalled the most amos black unit of the war. the confederate monument at arlington typifies the romantic ideal of the nation as an organic entity, a racial entity, but the shaw memorial is in a lightman ideal of a contractual citizenship than anyone could enter into. the 54th was not a community unit. the soldiers came from north to south. , then this composition republican inheritance william , james's dedication confronted the social darwinism that had recently become so influential. co-opting eugenic reasoning, he argued that centuries of peaceful history could not breed the battle out of us, and our

others in prince george countsy as well as arlington and fairfax counties in northern virginia. >> president trump plans to sign another executive order today having to do with education. order betsy devos to direct a study to identify potential over reach by the federal government and trump administration spup ports local control of schools and president said to take on tax reform and unveil blueprint. as part of the plan he'll propose massive cut in corporate income tax reducing top rate of 35% to 15% however new congressional estimate says even more modest rate cut say 20% would add long term budget deficits and as for individual rates they could go down and deductions could go up to the point where some would be better staying standard deduction on break of mortgage interest. could have big consequences for home sales and values. >> this morning white house responding to a sxwrming's decision to block executive order to pull funding from sanctuary cities protecting illegal immigrants and press secretary office said in a statement, "this case is yet one more example after egregious over r

lindsey watts live in arlington with more on the story. lindsay. >> reporter: jim, this is where the car chase ended at columbia pike and walter reed drive. this started a mile and a half away. police were called to an apartment building for a dispute. and when they got there, they approached a man in a car who matched the suspect description. and now it turns out this map was not even involved in the dispute. he wanted nothing to do with police. as officers were trying to talk to him, he tried to run them over and then took off. when he got here to the intersection, he hit a car. then he got out of his car and started running and made it about a block and aal catch up withhim. and this started around 3:00 and police were in the area from about 4:30 this afternoon and the suspect has not been identified yet. so we don't know about his criminal history. and whether he was wanted by police prior to the incident even maybe that's why he tried to flee from investigators as he did. >> our main thing there were no civilians or officers seriously

a little slowdown earlier on arlington boulevard but i'm not seeing that anymore as far as our sensorsnner loop between old georgetown road. they're talking about 66 westbound doing some construction work there. watch out there. it was the right lane that is closed but mike and jan not seeing delays from th >> ousted fox news host bill o'reilly is back and he's talking. he's going to air a new episode of his no spin news pod cast tonight. >> and the vacation finally over, former president barack obama will return to the public eye for the first time in his hometown of chicago. he will speak with young leaders on civil engagement. >> george h. w. bush will be released from the hospital this week. he's been at a houston methodist hospital for more than a week with a mild case of pneumonia. >> north korea is warning the u.s. saying it's prepared to go into an all out war. the trump administration says all options on the table and a u.s. aircraft carrier headed towards the region did begin joint exercises with japanese naval ships in the philippines yesterday. >> another u.s. citizen has b

it happened yesterday inside the arlington county detention facility. so as soon as we hear a few more details before this broadcast ends. >> erica, 6:30. a falls church woman is back in the u.s. after being detained by egypt for three years. >> now she's headed to the white house this afternoon after the trump administration helped bring her home. she is going to meet with the president today. the robert f. kennedy human rights center thanked president trump for helping negotiate her release. she was accused of abusing children through an organization she founded to help kids. she was found not guilty. the acc zbruls this morning we're monitoring a report at the president's estate. the meeting happened last week. according to the herald, white house press secretary sean spicer has since confirmed the meeting but spicer says it was simply coincidence that the former presidents were at president trump's estate. >>> a big morale boost now from one bush to another. president george w. bush visited his father, president george h.w. bush thursday. bush 41 tw

and also in hyattsville maryland as well as george mason arlington and location in fairfax county. may see increased pre presence. >> happening today, president trump is set to introduce tax reform plan. tax reform was a big campaign promise. the plan reportedly includes tax cuts for individuals and businesses. a lot of what happens with the tax reform depends what happens with healthcare reform. there's a lot of taxes tied to affordable care act. >> lawmakers suggesting president trump former security advisor michael flynn broke u.s. laws. he violated federal law when failed toe sick permission or informed united states government of accepting tens of thousands from russia after 2015. >> white house is slamming a federal judge's decision to stop executive order that would have blocked fund for so-call sank tu aarry cities. san francisco based judge put it on hold. and in a statement last night the trump administration says it undermines legal system. built the move is seen as victory for others. >> the executive order was riddled with constiutional problems we knew the president o

larry: raining saturday when a moped crashed along i-395 in arlington.nother rider is concerned there could have been another factor through the crash. in a story you will see only on 7. >> we believe that this pothole is one of the potholes. the fear among the mopped riders is -- moped riders is they are worn down from bump in the road. >> i am afraid of the construction areas. >> if he hits it, he can feel it. bam! >> the moped smashed in a street sine. the witnessens believe the rider ran the red light and it is unknown if this impacted the crash. >> this is a big issue. say they are lodging the potholes. they temporarily patch the wholes together with an interim period. >> they are towning to get to th permanent. they say they have 75 different of the temporary potholes they need to fix temporary to permanent. they encourage anyone on the roads. if you see potholes that you think create the particularly bad problems to call arlington county. larry: they all have ways to report the potholes that need to be repaired. >> 7 is on your side. toyota recall

. >> i'm amber george from arlington. spoke to you in mansfield in the last time hall. i drove again today because, as you remember may be, have a pre-existing condition. i have crohn's disease. i've a beneficiary of the aca. i enrolled in 2013. i never lost access to care. costs ---- paid blue blue cross blue shield. i told you last meeting that i have one prescription that, without insurance, would be $3042. watching tv today, i see that we acatalking about repealing again. in those talks, have been language that would put me in a high risk pool. high-risk bulls are not health care. pools are-- high risk not health care. we should not be pandering and catering to audiences like big pharma. we should not be catering to insurance companies. [applause] thatan american and i know we use the word patriotism and patriots a lot. i think we could agree that they are all great americans. he defined patriotism by saying it does not mean stand by the president or any other political by which he himself stands by the come -- country. it is patriotic to officially serve the countr

. >> host: we have a call from arlington virginia. go ahead. >> caller: i have a question about indian slavery but i was wondering at what point does it become there were plenty that came over here. when did it become indenturedlau servitude or maybe just losing side in the battle. >> guest: this is heavily debated so from my reading they were looked upon as permanent flavors and it doesn't mean in the course of the 16 hundreds they were not indentured servants and we also know that the time they were white indentured servants but in the early 16 hundreds, there was a tremendous rate so if they thought it was a better return on their investment to basically invest in somebody was cheaper e but by the end of the 16 hundreds when the number of people living in the colonies grew it became a better investment to invest so that's when the shift began.ently. >> paterson new jersey. >> i am african american and i just love people, period. as far as race is concerned, it's like the elderly endured dealing with the hard times, the africans tha

. >> on amber from arlington. spoke to you the last townhall. and i drove back again today because i come as you remember maybe, had a pre-existing condition. i have crohn's disease. i a beneficiary of the aca. i enrolled in 2013. i never lost access to care. i paid with blue cross blue shield, great program, never lost access to my health care and as you know, i reminded you told you last meeting i have oe prescription that come without insurance, would be $3042. it's keeping me in remission. but, you know, late watching tv today, i see that we are talking about repealing aca again. and in those talks have been language that would put me in a high risk pool. and high risk pools are not healthcare. we should be talking about healthcare. we should be talking about care for citizens and not pandering and tailoring to lobbying big pharma. we should not be tailoring to insurance companies. [applause] i am an american and i know that we hear the word patriotism and patriots a lot thrown around. teddy roosevelt was a great american. i think we could p

they were first spotted traveling east on route 50 in arlington around 7 sunday night. police say they lost track of them near alexandria. if you have any information on any of the bikers-- you are asked to call police. new this morning. vice president mike pence is in south korea this morning-- sending a message about america's resolve in the region. pence toured the demiliterized zone, between north and south korea this morning. the vice president told reporters that america stands with south korea to both preserve their freedom and ensure the objective of a denuclearized korean peninsula. the vice pr options are on the table" to deal with the threat posed by north korea. back here-- talk about a quick change. from ice to the hardwood... the crew at verizon center pulled an all-nighter after the caps double-overtime game on saturday. they had to switch the floor... and get the phone booth ready for the wizards to open their playoff series against the hawks. and the wizards made good use of that court in game one of their playoff series with the atlanta hawks. john wal

one such case out of the university of texas arlington led tode. shocking details of this tragic story are straightahead. stay with >> martha: big story tonight in a title ix case out of texas as an obama era rule meant to protect college students takes heat for doing just the opposit opposite. a new federal lawsuit points to a young man who was one quarter shy of graduating and then ended up tragically taking his own life. trace gallagher takes us through this disturbing detail live from our west coast newsroom tonight. >> title ix has been law in this country for 45 years and ensure it prohibits sexual discrimination in any school or college that accepts federal funding but in 2011 the department of education under president obama issued the now famous and dear colleague letter, which reinterpreted title ix and dictated precisely how colleges would adjudicate student on student sexual assault allegations. for example, investigations and rulings will be limited to 60 days. instead of clear and convincing evidence, colleges would use a preponderanc

caught on camera in arlington, look at this, a pack of atv's, tearing down the road at 7:00 last nighte tell us that the drivers eventually entered alexandria. officers lost him as he sped off don't forget,mmy: safetrack surge 14 is now in effect. the greenbelt and college park stations are closed on the green line. the line between greenbelt and prince george's plaza will be closed until april 29. and it will stay closed for another three weeks for phase two of the track. larry: happening tonight, the hyattsville city council is expected to take a final vote on the measure that would make hyattsville sanctuary city. prohibiting staff from transferring immigration about about immigration status to the federal government. it could result in the loss of $20,000 per year in federal grant money for the city. the vote is set for 8:00. what's coming up at 7:00 here on "good morning america"? >> the latest on that multistate , shown onhat man facebook there, killing an elderly gentleman in cleveland. he is now on the run. police are chasing him and he has claimed to have committed multiple ot

live in arlington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: covering method row. buses remain the lines on the greenbelt station. it's closed until may 14. the college park is closed until april 29. nancy: some work on the silver line could mean delays as the crews are going to install storm drains on route 7 and the dulles toll rode. this is a breakdown of what to be aware of. the two right lanes are closed on route 7 to springfield road. tomorrow look for left lane of the westbound toll road to be closed between i-66 and idylwood road. wednesday and thursday the left lane of the toll road is closed from idylwood to just before route 23. larry: part of the interstate before they could close it a motorcycle rider hit the damage and flew 50 feet. they thought a gas leak damaged the pavement. there is no word on the cause. the buckling a few miles from i-85. that is where the repair crews worked. they believe a man smoking crack under the bridge started d the fire doug: a cold front that brought us clouds and flowers. we have of 9 with the clearing skies. that is wh

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bill truly enjoys riding around arlington on the yamaha classic.s the potholes like these. >> danger i need to avoid. jeff: on his daily commute, he says he is constantly dodging bot holes create -- dodging potholes created by the sewer or the water main. >> they have a tendency to sink in the pavement. there is a dip. it knocks you out of control. jeff: 40-year-old man died after crashing in a street sign near the 395 south exit ramp. the cause sunday investigation but the roads were slick from the rain. witness say a rider ran a red light. and it's unknown if the potholes caused the crash. >> hour focus is keeping it safe. >> when the construction crews break ground on the roads they temporarily patch the holes back together. with cold patch. >> the goal is within two weeks to come back with a permanent patch that is very stable. >> the patch here. there are 75 different potholes that they need to take from the temporary to permanent fixtures. in an hour we w more moped riders to talk about what it is like to feel it when you have dramatic bumps

northbound gallows road a crash by u.s. 50 arlington boulevard. car facing the wrong way.things will get back to normal. caution someone is out of their vehicle getting debris out of the way. as we forward our cameras along earlier crash we were talk are tracking 95 on the southbound side at 619, cleared out of the way all lanes open but at a crawl coming down 234 dumfries road to quantico you're still in for about 15 minute delay. northbound side much quieter right now. let's take look at our maps. earlier crash did clear on the outer loop. there were two of them one by university boulevard another by new hampshire avenue down minute trip which is much improved now that all lanes have reopen. and you can see yellow across the board it's just sluggish through dale city 30 minute ride to the beltway. 395 once you cross the mixing bowl from the beltway to the 14th street bridge 20 minute ride. it will take you 38 minutes to get from 109 to the beltway on 270 southbound. fully hit that morning rush t time. not terrible at the moment. just a little slow. 197 remains closed in

dinwiddie street blocked in arlington as a result of a water main break.ou may want to stick with columbia pike or even arlington boulevard as a workaround. on problems to her into d.c. south capitol street, follow police direction we will update your are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >> new details on how that teacher from tennessee allegedly hid from the law after taking his 15-year-old former student on a cross-country journey. >> he will face a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years, possibly quite longer. >> prosecutors in sacramento telling a judge that he planned and executed and not vicious scheme, taking the girl through nine states before being captured last week in california. that theys claimed swapped license clayton -- gps, tookate, disable back roads, making only cash purchases. they ended up here in this remote cabin, in california. >> it has a roller coaster for her

and he was looking out to it at the arlington national cemetery, and his aide said told him the man's grave was in wisconsin. but reagan was not dissuaded by that. he said it was a good story and many of his stories it turns out come from movies that he saw. which seems just as credible as any other source of information. one of his favorite stories was of a young gunner on a bombing plane who shot and fatally wounded, and the pilot says to him, "that's all right, son. together."e it down and without stopping to think that if in fact that happened and the plane went down and crashed, there would be no way of knowing what one man said to another man in the final minutes. [laughter] it turned out this was a line of dana andrews' movie that ronald reagan had seen. but what he did do, particularly the carter presidency and , there is much good to be said about jimmy carter both during and particularly after his presidency, but it was a time of limits. of gloom. as you were suggesting, harold, reagan was an inspiring figure, that was the way that he, like fdr, whom he greatly admired, brou

in arlington, richard reeve, abc7 news.on your side" with a consumer alert as pepco tries to expand the infrastructure for the electric cars in the nation's capital. there is a proposal to launch a pilot program for the electric car owners that would offer them discounted rate and the other amenities. in up to ten apartment or the condo buildings and the public chargers around town. larry: air bus wants you to have a whale of a time on your next flight. they will decorate the next generation of the oversight cargo planes like whales. employees were asked to consider the six designs to brand the plane and the smiling beluga is the winner. why not? alison: that is interesting if you see it flying. larry: don't get caught off-guard. i just saw a -- maybe -- okay. alison: talk about the weather now. brian is standing by. we want the sun. we are ready. brian: we do. we had a reprieve on sunday. the rain is not that much. it's appreciable but it will come down out there. it's a nuisance. we upped up to 61. 61 with the high today.

reporting in arlington, scott -- scott abraham, sports. erin: keep the good times rolling.his is great. i love it. i come to town. i'm not taking responsibility for it. not bad. erin: it's all you. i'm giving you the credit. nancy: thanks, erin. coming up, they are called "dreamers" and a lot were protected unde administration. larry: when we come back, reaction from the current attorney general after one of the first people in the program was deported. nancy: another breaking development in the shooting in paris. this just coming in. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack on three police officers. we have the latest on this coming up at on three police officers. did you know slow internet coming up at can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for busin

camera in arlington. the friends in washington, ryan miller, look at the showers working across the lens. 50 degrees currently. we want to show you the rain totals today. impressive. arlington, boston elementary school. almost an inch of rain fallen there. cooler to the west. our friends in rappahannock. they are 49. but they picked up a half an inch of rain. fauquier county, 49, .4 of an inch of rain. .3 of an inch for southern maryland. the clouds are here. when we get the north/northeast wind flow, it socks us in. the temperatures held back. low 50's, annapolis, leesburg, winchester. it's just cool, damp and raw. rain comes in waves. there are times that it's dry. then more rain filters back in. 66 westbound. if you are heading home there are showers from fairfax. 123 toward mclean and tysons. few more through fairfax. if you are heading home through 70, 270 to 340 and 50, brunswick and showers on and off today and the coming days. in fact the storm system to the south will meander north. there are per

a traditional arlington burial for a korean war veteran. american to orbit the earth and decades later after his service in the senate, he returned for another final mission to space. the oldest person to fly in space. john glenn died in december and he was beloved both here and around the country and indeed around the world. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." thank you for being with us. craig melvins up next here on msnbc. craig? >> andrea, thank you. good afternoon. craig melvin here. busy news day in the nation's capital. going nuclear. republicans just changed the senate rules to get their nominee on the high court 30 hours of debate on the gorsuch nomination has begun. you are seeing a live look there at the senate floor. what will the fallout be from going nuclear? also, ethics probe for leading an investigation to being investigated. the house ethics committee now looking into devin nunes' behavior as the intel committee chairman agrees to temporarily step aside from leading the russia investigation. whe

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and recently i had a patient in arlington same thing.n to payer called his bill and didn't want to give us worker's comp. because they knew it was illegal. when i said i was going to send the police there all of a sudden the next day the money comes express mail. problemest is with companies in the u.s. they want cheap labor. the form of slavery. -- a form of slavery. host: looking at what's going on when it comes to potential changes to the affordable care act. a meeting with white house -- at the white house with insurers took place. most pressingr concern, the instability of the individual market created by uncertainty of funding according to a statement from one of the main industry trade groups. white house officials said tuesday mr. trump had not made a final decision on whether the administration should withhold subsidies from insurance companies next year. while the obama administration , housee subsidies republicans argued that payments made by the executive ranch were unconstitutional. the next court date is may 22. katie from

american icon john glenn was laid to rest today with full military honors during a rainy ceremony at arlingtonmetery. he died at the age of 95. he was remembered in public epts in his home state of ohio. today's burial service was a personal service for family and friends. it would have been john and annie glens 74th anniversary. >> a dangerous property in kenzington has long been a gathering spot for drug addicts. used syringes and debris are a few hazards often found at the site. last year 17 people died from drug overdoses near or on the the city says if they don't clean it up they'll sue. >> a thousand calories, that's what they burned last month. health reporter and registered nurse gorman and wendy were there for channel6. they wore heart rate monitors to monitor their activity. cash prizes were awarded but theover all goal was to make philadelphia a healthier city. >> students were on the move to raise money in the fight against pediatric cancer. they took part in a minithon and raised $18,141 for four diamonds. they partner with penn state's children hospital for medical goals while fu

kimberly: lots of flashing police lice this afternoon in arlington. police were called to an apartment in balston for a fight. when they got there, a man in a car try to back up into an officer's vehicle. that officer jumped out of the way. the driver sped away in officers chased him to columbia pike and walter reed where he hit a car and took off running. officers were able to arrest him. they say they do not believe he was connected to that apartment fight. developing now, nearly an entire weekend has come and gone of david watson. he escaped on friday outside a psychiatric hospital in to explain why police are emphasizing just how dangerous he could be, because of his past. ryan: you will see he has that tattoo on the back of his neck that says evil. this is a guy who is accused of trying to murder officers. kimberly: one under his eye. ryan: police are making it known that watson is downright dangerous. law enforcement sources telling us he is a confirmed gang member and they are just only to get him back behind bars. as of this afternoon, there h

. >> even bringing the women to his beloved hometown of arlington. >> welcome to iowa. >> but the townabout 400 people living in just one square mile, was a tough sell for many women. though he proposed to whitney bischoff. >> will you marry me? >> the two eventually split. soules returned to his rural roots and posts pictures of of what he calls farm life in god's country. now he will have to stay there, he has been forced to surrender his passport and wear ankle monitor. he can leave the state with a ce up to five years in prison. >> very serious case. >> quite a fall from grace possibly for him. >> maggie, thank you. >> when we come back, the hollywood couple put in a nine figure bid for a new house. >> yeah, "the skinny" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> something like that. >> i don't know what dance move. >> something like that. she does. just seems as if. i don't know. she is getting information. she is getting all her bank account information. jay-z as well. a-list couple hoping to buy mega mansion. >> page six reporting the couple put in a bid for what is called the most lavish home in l.a. t

in arlington 25% of the population is hispanic. >> when you started what would you say were your biggest obstacles and your biggest challenges? >> i came back from corporate and you take it for granted. on the outside every business looks very successful but now that i have been in the trenches fo behind that success there's many, many hours and sacrifice and time away from your family. so behind the business, people think that money comes immediately and that is far away from the truth. what comes very is shortly is the satisfaction that you know that you're doing your best every day of the week and that you're making a difference and that difference starts really coming into nature when you're having an opportunity to provide employment to others and create economic development so people sometimes think that having a business means a lot of money. >> yeah. >> we're going to take another quick break and we'll continue our talk about the expo. stay with us. >>> welcome back. what are the main things that i would need to know if i wanted to start my own smart business. >> when you want to

police out there caution through arlington as you head 66 eastbound and second crash of backup this iser loop out by connecticut avenue blocking left shoulder and another one out by georgia avenue blocking right shoulder. roads bic picking up questions erin fox d.c. on twitter, back to you. >> 5:38 is the time. coming up on fox news morning anne consulter files a lawsuit against california university. >> and panera has now plans for you and how you receive your order. >> we're going to break with a live look across the dmv. temperature 55. back in a moment ♪ ♪ nobody does underwater stunts, sylvia. this is my stop. adios! ♪ ♪ if you're a stuntman, you cheat death. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. número uno! university of california is facing a suit for not allowing anne consulter. it says it's discriminating mopping conservative speakers and free speech. attorney claim the school immet aid new policy that affect new controversial conser

they were traveling east on route 50 in arlington at about 7 p.m., then passed into alexandria. alexandria police say they lost sight of the pack on southbound route one. ifice want to hear from you you recognize them or see them riding around tonight. a first today at nationals park, the team hosting its first ever easter egg hunt during its kids celebration. lucky kids found special eggs in the outfield with golden tickets inside, redeemable for nats gear like jerseys and autographed memorabilia. president trump and first are back at the white house tonight getting ready for tomorrow's easter egg role, a tradition that dates back to 1878. there is president obama behind us. we will be there. washington" will be there bright and early at 4:25. that said, the big question right now is, will it rain on the kids taking part in this event? josh: q, you're setting me up for failure here. we are dealing with a few showers, but not all day long. rain through parts of ohio, west virginia, if you thunderstorms. unfortunately, that gets stuck in lingers the first part of monday. right no

look at arlington, almost .75 inches of rain. shenandoah county, shy of .5 inches. .1 inches of rain in gainesville. we have seen solid inches of rain. now we are just tracking the rest of the afternoon. fore will be waves of rain the coming days. at least through tomorrow night and into wednesday. here is a closer look on the radar. north along 17 towards the northern neck. there are heavier pockets of rain that will continue to go through here through the afternoon and tonight and into tomorrow. you may get a low or a break right now. the rain is not quite as heavy. that is what we are noticing. rain and clouds and back to some clouds again. this is the futurecast which looks forward. -- moreht, more brave rain. keep an eye on that for this evening. a mall at 11:00, maybe in the rain but look at the heavy stuff in the carolinas. this will be lifting northward through tomorrow. tomorrow morning, some showers and an embedded thunderstorm or two. this is all part of a system that is off the coast spinning their that should start t