it came after two hou emotional testimony in ashburn. parents are concerned about the moving of 1900 schools. one parent through a translator said those schools are better. >> translator: basically to have to go to university and have a good education, too. they are the future of this country. >> however, the feig may not be over. county board members say with the rapid growth of loudoun county, the prospect of changing school boundary lines will come up again. >>> one man is dead and five people are recovering after a huge storage rack collapsed. this happened at the rinehart food services house inside a refrigerator. sources say two people were critically hurt here. osha investigat into why that rack collapsed. >>> also, someone spotted a body in a retention pond. the body was found in the water last night in manassas. >>> happening today, supreme court nominee merrick garland will sit down with two more senators on capitol hill. this comes a day after his first meeting with the gop senators and some republicans begin to shift their to

also heading to ashburn tomorrow for a visit, terrance "pot roast" nyden. he apparently visited the palettes yesterday. he spent the 2015 season, his only year, with the burgundy and gold. >>> let's go to the baseball diamond now. just two games left in florida for dusty baker and the nationals, taking on the cardinals today. both teams wearing red for some strange reason. stephen strasburg gets brandon musk to go down swinging to end the inning there. then in the third, a man on for randa randall grychek. the weather not looking good. the game was canceled in the fourth inning. >>> now the united states in a must-win situation trying to qualify for the 2018 world cup facing guatemala. 12th minute, usa got it going. this ball is played ahead to sarzaz, who falls down, but his teammate, clint dempsey sticks with it. how about that? u.s. win this one, 4-0. >> all right. >> hopefully, another step closer to time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legisla

and closer in we're seeing the temperatures at 28. 33 in ashburn. even at the bay, north beach and owings 34 and have frost there. but as i said, a much better finish by lunchtime. the mid-50s. this afternoon low to mid-60s. and 70s coming tomorrow. the sag-- seven-day >>> had someone driving the wrong way, reportedly state police on the southbound side of 270. watch for delays through the area. just minor. no major issues right now. let's take a live look at southbound 27. you can see brake lights towards the split area. so use a little bit of caution. over to you. >> thank you. >>> america is mourning the loss of nancy reagan. she died in california and was 94. >> she will be buried along side of ronnie at the presidential library. >> reporter: a steady stream of mourners stopped at the library museum to leave flowers and pay respect to of classiness. >> nancy reagan died of congestive heart failure on sunday. she was known for being her husband's protector and advisor. an advocate for stem-cell research following reagan's alzheimer's disease in 1

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in ashburn, derrick ward, news4. >>> a congressional hearing like no other.lawmakers were arguing about feminine hygiene products on the hill. >>> and we're getting clear kaegs of what the first family plans to do after leaving the white house. >>> and we're tracking light snow moving through parts of the area right now. i'll let you know what it means i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios >>> people around d.c. have been speculating about this, and today president obama confirmed it. he and his family will probably stick around the district ev

it happened at an apartment complex in ashburn. police say the other driver robbed the taxi driver 6 his phone and wallet. they say he drove off in a burgundy colored sedan. >>> one of d.c.'s most iconic bridges is in danger of shutting down. transportation reporter adam tuss went inside the memorial bridge last year to check out the deteriorating conditions. his story is on our nbc washington app. news4's tom sherwood joins us from along the potomac river with how much i keep this bridge open. tom? >> reporter: pat, $250 million, a complete makeover. the bridge is pretty, but it's falling apart. thousands of motorcycles cross the memorial bridge every memorial day in the rolling thunder ceremony. but it's the daily wear and tear of 68,000 vehicles and the corrosion of aging underpinning that threaten to shut down the bridge in five years if massive repairs aren't done. that cost, $250 million the u.s. park service doesn't have. >> fixing arlington memorial bridge is going to take a coalition of regional partners. it's going to tak

showing you people checking in at the voting station in ashburn, virginia. a steady flow of voters. we've talked to a lot of first time primary voters here today. that gives you a sense of the energy here in virginia. it's critical. whoever wins in virginia on either side of the political divide can make a case to their party that they could win in november because virginia we're going to break down the way the counties go here. most of the counties in virginia in 2012 voted republican. but president obama was able to win the state in the general election because the most p populous counties in virginia, those populous counties near washington d.c. tend to lean democratic. same for the counties in and around richmond, virginia. plus the counties in the tide water area, they tend to lean democratic. in 2012 president obama was able to beat romney. in 2008 obama beat mccain. virginia a real microcosm of how the country votes. blue collar voters in the central and southern part of the state. it really is a diverse voting population here. that's why we're paying so much attention to pol

the temperatures this morning, we are down in the mid-20sin ashburn, and fairfax, and look here, those are usually the high temperatures. after dark, we will see the snow develop, critical time, 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow. larry? >> howard, in the fast 5, moving along with noer issues there, and i-66 doing quite well. 50 moving, and you will see things moving relatively decent on 295. it's close to 175 where we have an accident on the south side. let's look from the traffic camera to show you what is shaping up. we have been able to pull up the picture on the southbound side of 295 at 175, and again we understand we have minor injuries associated in the accident. mike, andrea? >> thank you, larry. the field is getting smaller, and the criticisms are getting sharper. the four remaining republican candidates will take -- front runner donald trump is locked in another battle this time against mitt romney who is expected to blast the billionaire during a speech on the state of the gop race today. >> i want universal coverage. >> reporter: trump posted this video on wednesday night questi

. >> the public can weigh in on the controversial vote tonight in ashburn. >>> the fbi now has the data of what is locked this to the san bernardino shooter's iphone but they didn't get any help from apple. an up nannamed third party help crack the phone. the justice department will now drop their legal challenge request with apple. the move raises he questions about security and how far police may go in the future. that at 4:45. >>> new information from the white house about brussels. it says there is no specific credible intelligence suggesting terrorists are planning a similar attack on the united states. more than 30 people were killed in multiple bombings in brussels last week. the white house also said europe needs to to more to improve security and prevent future attacks. belgian police have been conducting raids, they arrested one man directly connected to the brussels attack. but released him because they did not have enough evidence to hold him. we're also learning more about the search for another man suspected in these attacks. federal police rereleased this video of a man w

but as you head further out, temperatures are in the 40s. 46 in ashburn and dulles at 4 degrees.oks okay. plenty of sunshine. this afternoon we are looking at temperatures continuing to climb but winds picking up. they are gusting to about 30 miles per hour this afternoon. it will be very windy. that's why temperatures get so warm. we will have another check of the weather in a bit. here is larry. >>> melissa, thanks. a fire last night causing disruption services on marc. camden line trains -- the only trains running this morning. 45, 851 and 8446. expect those trains to be packed as well. here are the alternate routes if

but i-95 is wet, it's raining from frederick, leesburg, ashburn, chantilly. this cold front will turn t it's just coming through charleston, west virginia. it's about seven hours from making the i-95 corridor. you can't really turn away thec lunchtime. so waiting on the bus, temperatures near 50 in the rain this morning, have your umbrella ready to go. 65 clearing up but turning awfully blustery this afternoon with those westerly winds. could be 30 miles an hour and higher. that could have a little bit of a bumpy impact for high profile vehicles. >>> i heard the rain falling in montgomery county. you can see it over the beltway. so pretty much everything is getting some sort of moisture at this point. if you have to go to work today, you may see roads that may have slick spots to them here and there. going to have to use the wind sheemd wipe ertz. 270 north before old hundred, left lane blocked by a crash there. 95 south at 104 and exit 98, two 95 at pohick road, no problems. >>> the race for the white house got a little more narrow this weekend. senator bern

brian todd in ashburn. brian, what's it like? the early read here is voter energy. a lot of voters have turned out in the early going here. we're a little over an hour into the vote here in the dominion trails precinct in ashburn, virginia. voters checking in here. that takes just a few seconds. over here you vote on the paper ballots. you vote behind these partitions. then it goes into a tabulator. the scanner will put it in right here. a printout comes out at the end of the day. a thumb drives comes out with the electronic version. we can show you how he is doing it. what we've learned here, chris, the dynamic is such we polled about 14 people coming in just a moment ago. half of them were first time primary voters. that tells you about the energy here. they have super motivation coming in today. we are seeing that. a lot of first time primary voters. a lot have gone for rubio. a couple for cruz. we will see how it turns out. rubio does do well with late deciders. we will see if that is a consistent theme here. back to you, ali

so i think cheltenham avenue and tookany creek parkway would be better bets than ashburn and new secondeveral new bridge closures began yesterday. these are lasting until june. the oreland mill road bridge shut down over sunnybrook creek. in warrington bucks county the kansas road bridge over little neshaminy creek is now blocked until june so 611 your alternate around that. in new britain township schoolhouse road remains closed but that started last week. overnight construction that we had on the northeast extension southbound is out of the way. everything is reopened there and so far so good this morning here on 422 near oaks. no delays yet. they'll do some more shoulder work today between trooper and 23. that's during the mid day. time for the commuter report and our construction zone on 495 southbound between 95 and edgemoor road in the process of clearing out in the next 15 minutes but watch out for until 6:00 tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu abrupting canceled a visit to washingto washington. the u.s. had offered to meet on one day late

forecast for winchester and ashburn. southerly winds. 50 degree by college park. the southern zone is mild from 40's to low 50's. warmer weather. security is tightening up across the district. it may affect how you get around town for the roads will stay closed until noon on saturday. biking and walking around is restricted. the metro buses around the area and the trains are not stoppal at the convention center. it includes ten-foot tall barricade. we have a list of everything fected by the summit on wjla.com. alison: two weeks after the rail system was shut down for a day there is a new warning to tell you about. drastic action such as the shutting down an entire line for months is not out of the question. brianne carter covering metro for us tonight. >> today paul wiedefeld says the m to deal with the hard truths. we may have got a glimpse for what he is talking about. gates like this may have to road with the possibility of a multi-day closure on part of the system. >> the system to do the maintenance that needs to be done can't be done three hours a night and

this was the scene from sky fox over stone bridge high school in ashburn. students were evacuated and taken to another school. police fanned out to different schools and determined the threats were not credible. police believe the threats were part of an organized hoax. >>> a man is in police custody after leading officers on a chase through the district this afternoon. an off duty sergeant spotted an suv driving erratically on howard when the sergeant tried to pull the driver over, he sped off. the chase ended a short time later on kenilworth avenue in northeast. >> new at 10:00 tonight, there is a battle over public rest rooms in the district. a law requires all single-occupancy restrooms be gender neutral. the local business that was fined for violating the law is questioning how the city is enforcing the rule. jennifer davis joins us with the story. >> we're talking about a regulation that dates back to 2006 and it outlaws signs like this and that that specifically label a single occupancy bathroom as being just for men or women. these stalls in our sof

tonight's hearing at eagle ridge middle school in ashburn. the session starts at 6:00 to last two hours. tomorrow's hearing is at the vdot office in fairfax. leon: as much a cherry blossom tradition as the parade and metro itself. metro suspending the track work in the cherry blossom festival. this is the final work for track work on the weekend until april 23. so five week of regular weekend service. cherry blossom festival is march 20 through april 17. the 16th is a big day for us -- alison: the parade. we will be there. leon: we'll be hosting. it sounds liket doug: everybody dreads the flood but they enjoy spring fever. i have a case of it. terrific out there. i showed this last thursday. it was snowing. this is 62. notice the melting starting to occur. to 5:00, still 73. still 75 at andrews. cooler breeze off the bay. even else in upper 70's. the great afternoon anytime today. josh knight is enjoying his assignment. on the waterfront in georgetown it's terrific out there. josh: it doesn't get better than that. you can tell by the number o

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a crash at holmesburg near ashburner, and a crash inwity pan township at 73, and norristown by st.hurch at new hope street. also, a fire police directing you around a crash in avondale at baltimore pike, that too is a good spot to avoid. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> all right. we were just talking about our vhs tapes here. thanks my friend. >> everyone under 21 is like what? . >>> we have peaked at perfection here on this thursday afternoon. >> a lot of sunshine out there and there is a front coming in from the north and west and it has really dropped the temperatures up towards trenton and some areas are in the 70s but beautiful no matter what out there with the sunshine and the action cam capturing the early blooming magnolias, i have one in my hard. it bloomed early to mid april, running three weeks ahead of schedule from last winter and a beautiful sight to see that contrast of the blue sky and the white and pink pedals. there will be rain coming in late tonight and early tomorrow morning with the cold front from the west. but as we look at numbers from p

some say the plan would segregate the county's poor and minority students.mi teisha lewis is life in ashburntonight. i heard things got a little heated. >>reporter: shawn, they did get heated and at the heart of thist debate is changing the zone maps which could have returned r thousands of students to schools closer to their homes.. that's a move that critics say would segregate many studentsat here in loudon county.. and we're talking about possiblo and potentially it could have poorest students and also many immigrants. tonight inside this building b which is now closed everybody has packed up and gone home. tonight the board voted to compromise and adopt plan 8 an amenned plan impacted a few fe hundred of students instead of thousands. it also prevents the county's poors and minority students to t being sent to a small number ofb select students in the area. it sunned a zoning proposal called plan 126789 it would have reassigned nearly 12,000 low income students who now attend nickly integrated diverse schools to two schools with w higher poverty rates. some school board members saymbr t

the final vote for the proposal known as plan 12 came after two hours of emotional testimony in ashburnparents were concerned that the moving of 1900 students into two segregated schools would have segregated latinos and other students. >> i support 12 because of the proximate neighborhood schools community and stability. >> county board members say with the rapid growth of loudoun county, the changing of school boundary lines will come up again. >>> chuck todd of nbc "meet the press" will moderate a town hall. later in the day, chris matthews will moderate a debate with donald trump in green bay, wisconsin. and the front-runner trump says he can't promise to support whoever becomes the republican nominee. last year, all candidates including trump signed a pledge of support for whoever the gop chooses as the nominee. trump says he cannot honor the pledge because he's been treated unfairly by the rnc during this campaign. >>> donald trump is standing by his campaign manager after he was charged with simple battery. police in jupiter, florida, charged corey lewandowski after showing a vid

right now, it's falling into the upper teens and low 20s, across prince williams' county. 24 for ashburn, and 26 in fairfax, and a couple of high clouds now, and a good-looking start. look for snow showers tonight, and low 40s. we will talk about how much snow is coming up at 6:19. larry has time saver traffic. >> the volume is picking up moderate along the topside. slow on the virginia side working your way northward to the springfield interchange, and moderate conditions and slow as you travel southbound on it 75 because of the accident. metro riders, i want to let you know everything is resolved on the orange, blue, and silver line. vri and marc running on schedule as well. this best of georgia avenue, and again, you can mounting volume on the outer loop of the beltway. weather and traffic back on the 9s. back to the desk. >>> say cheese. this man's effort to be honest lands him in a lot of trouble. >>> a gun and a drone. one state says says this combo is a major problem. >>> you i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the

ashburn looking at the rock ridge high school. sunrise dramatic with the low-angle sun from the east. through the day. the sky clears up at time. the system went through. good shape. gusty. look at the temperatures. 34. 32 for a low. mid-30's north and west. hope for the mid-40's. we'll take the low 40's. 41 in fredericksburg. 37 in manassas and leesburg. the winds have been a player all day. they will be for a couple more hours. later this evening the winds will diminish. the winds are out of the northwest at 24 miles per hour at the reagan national. 25 in manassas. that is the wind chills seven degrees lower than the air temperatures. under clear skies we drop in metro. by early tomorrow morning probably 30 downtown. 20's in most suburban areas. we'll start with the sunshine. then it will start to change because of the approaching system that messed up the pacific northwest 24 hours ago. now over the next day and a half and two days it will make a move like this and wind up off the carolina coast. the track and the compact natur

live in ashburn. wusa9. >> thank you. this is the second time in mcclain received a bomb threat this week. >>> police say they are looking for the people who took off from an accident involving a school bus. sky 9 over the scene late this afternoon on route 29 and blackburn road. there were no major injuries but an 11-year-old was transported from the scene for a check up. police say they are looking for three people in a sedan that hit the bus. >>> a new break-in the trial of of the century. oj simpson was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife and her friend 20 years ago. today police said a knife was found on the property where those slayings happened. bruce johnson. >> reporter: yeah. this could be an incredible break. la police have confirmed they is a knife. obviously everybody tonight is asking could it be the murder weapon? a former detective on the case said there have been other knives turned in but they didn't hold a press conference about those knives. >> find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> re

brian todd is in ashburn, virginia, in the washington, d.c. suburbs, where marco rubio hopes to run strong today. what are you hearing from voters turning out? >> reporter: jake, depending on the candidate who they're supporting, voters are differenting us driving reasons for being here. hillary clinton supporters are here because she's a steady hand, they value her experience. donald trump supporters say they want change, they value maybe the businessman's experience in the white house. but it's marco rubio's supporters who give the most interesting reasons. one, they like his moderate brand of republican politics which scores well in this area of well educated voters and some are saying it purely anti-trump vote. they want to stop trump's momentum here in virginia, in northern virginia especially, and it's going to be a telling thing, jake, if they can do it in this district in the dominion trails district where we are and also the surrounding districts in louden, fairfax, arlington counties. voters checking in for possibly a last surge befo

. >> the public is ect vote tonight in ashburn. >>> today budget negotiators in maryland are set to negotiate the budget. overall the budget is in line with the governor's new spending plan which includes no new taxes and leaves the state with a $400 million surplus. >>> north korea is defying the united nations again. south korea says the north fired a short-range projectile last night. u.n. sanctions say north korea can't launch missiles of any kind. north korea says it is responding to ongoing military drills by south korea and the united states. an american military official says it is not clear where the latest missile landed. >>> new numbers in the presidential race say that senator bernie sanders is gaining on hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. an nbc news survey monkey poll has registered democrats, that's down from 53% last week. sanders is up to 43%. the margin of error is plus or ni news 2 percentage points. >> donald trump has nearly 50% of republican support nationally. the presidential front-runner wants more campaign space. he plans to open a campaign office here in

tonight's hearing starts at 6:30 at the administration building in ashburn. michelle: the clock is ticking to enroll in the virginia prepaid college tuition program. the current enrollment period ends thursday. it will allow programs to set aside money for the under at two and four-year college and universities in virginia. jonathan: well, four dozen flights have been canceled in two days thanks to a volcano eruption. good excuse. the volcano in alaska aleutian island began erupting on sunday. the ash plume reported as far as 400 miles from the volcano. michelle: now take a look at this. plying saucer -- flying saucers over reno,ness? no. those are clouds. it passes over a mountain. rises up and it cools. winter or spring are the typical time of year. jonathan: if you want to think they're flying saurussers -- flying saucers. steve: it is beautiful today. if you are inside looking out, the sun is shining and the skies when you get out there the wind is flowing. a wind chill factor. those of you who are in to ferris wheels. this is the national harbor. windy t

at cedar lane elementary school in ashburn. a high voter turnout was predicted across virginia, major school systems across loudoun county, prince william and fairfax decided to close for the day. >> david culver is in prince william county. that's an important state for the candidates, i understand you're finding division even within families aren't you? >> yeah, that's the case, jim. i'm looking now, 30 more minutes until polls here close. we've seen folks coming in at a good steady clip for the past three or so hours, trying to get in before the polls close. they may be coming here in many cases family and together some of them feeling divided. >> the bra nimpb dos from bristow. >> i want to get them and we had >> who did you go for? >> we went for sanders, actually. >> a 2-1 family vote for sanders. >> that means young christopher's choice, didn't get his datd's vote who did you want? >> hillary clinton. >> your dad went against who you wanted? >> yes. >> we met the demers family here, dad hoping to see a united country des

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after a two-hour meeting in ashburn, they voted down plan 12. parents are concerning that the moving of 1900 schools into two neighborhood who have segregated low income and latino students. one parent who is translated said the schools are better. >> they will go to university and to have a good education, too. they are the future of this country. >> the fight may not be over, though. county board members say with the rapt growth of loudoun county, the topic of changing school boundary lines will come up again. >>> now, we turn to decision 2016. today, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will hold a rally in kenosha, the state's tough voter i.d. law makes it harder for people to take mart in democracy. hillary clinton is heading for new york today. she will hold a campaign rally at the apollo theatre in harlem. >>> the culture of abuse is what some say led to the campaign manager. before that video came to light, lewandowski denied touching fields and said he never met her. he said he didn't do anything wrong. other candidates say

here's a live look at the blue route 476 up near ridge and conshohocken and elkins park an accident at ashburn new second street. police are on the scene there. then two separate accidents on 295. one is southbound at route 130, and another crash southbound 676, right at collins avenue that is exit number one. septa's market frankford line some equipment problems. so between 40th and fifth second all passengers are boarding on the eastbound platforms, that new ramp close another bet thecy ross bridge ramp to richmond street is closed for the next couple of weeks and monte g ready for st. patrick's day parade he has his hat, glasses, ready to go, he wants to sing, i'm in the sure whether we will fit to that into the program, or in the but if you are ready for st. patrick's day parade post some pictures on facebook, twitter and use that hashtag fox 29 irish, we have got great irish dancers coming up, we have black thorn irish band coming in before the week is out as part of the getting ready for saint patrick's day parade which takes place this coming sunday, live on the parkway, reinvite to you

eric johnson of ashburn was arrested after investigators searched his home. they say he's been giving false information since august touri prescription meds, and electronics. he later tried to pawn the items at various stores throughout loudoun county. >>> developing right now, five people are dead, thousands of homes evacuated after widespread flooding swamps parts of the south. the weather channel's dave malkoff is in northern louisiana where the national guard is getting people to safety. >> reporter: this is still an ongoing deadly disaster that is happening in this part of the northern louisiana. all these homes in this neighborhood alone, we're talking about 100 homes that are under water. there is a mandatory evacuation at this point. the governor of louisiana has declared that, bringing out the louisiana national guard to help out with that mandatory evacuation. that means coming in with boats with the sheriff's department and the troops to get people out of their homes. you see the water has receded quite a bit but the high water line you can still s

charlestown. 25, 26 in the immediate western zone from walkersville and frederick to leesburg and ashburn. what is happening next, we will see increasing cloudiness in the day tomorrow in response to a new system developing. all right developing in the rockies. it will come racing southeast and the upper level winds. we think by tomorrow evening probably after sunset we will see light snow. maybe a few rain drops south of town develop. as the core of the system quickly moves through the atmosphere, move to the carolina and southeastern virginia. by 2:00 we have an area of snow overhead. briefly heavier snow, mix to fall over central virginia. rain and heavy rain everything shifts out of the picture quickly. what will it leave behind? what is the timing for it? we think what will happen here,, according to models we have four here we look at. this is just for washington, d.c. we range from .8 of an inch to two inches of snow. if that happens, and i think that is the range, most of it is on grassy areas. so in general one to two inches overnight through 8:00 or 9:00 on friday morning. maybe

elkins park an accident ashburn road and new second street. i will tell you more about the 295 accident from last night but i can tell thaw all lanes are opened this morning on 295, in south jersey, but south on 67 6a crash at exit number one, and south on 295, up near florence columbus an accident at route 130, mike and alex, back to you. >>> 6:03 on this tuesday. >> a new jersey state trooper hit the by a koran 295. >> officer was taken to the hospital, cooper hospital, where steve is, do we know how he is doing. >> reporter: unfortunately no update, at all since right after the crash. nine hours ago. it was real busy outside emergency room this parking lot full of the new jersey state police cars. they have all left. it was up on the emergency rooftop helicopter pad where their collogue arrived last night flown here with severe injuries hit by a koran a highway with a 65-mile an hour speed limit. he was outside his cruiser and it was dark at 8:20 p.m. no new update since 9:25 p.m. a little more than an hour after the accident when the offic

. >>> the public is expected to weigh in on that controversial vote tonight in be ashburn. derrick ward will have the latest in about 30 minutes. >>> the fbi now says it has the information of what is locked in san bernardino shooter's iphone. the agency did not need help from apple. an unmanamed third party helped hacking the phone. the justice department will now drop apple. the fbi wants to know whether farook has help planning the mass shooting. the it raises questions about security, though, and tracie potts will have more on that at 5:30. >>> in the race for presidents, candidates are still on the campaign trail through wisconsin ahead of the primary in that state. the personal attacks keep coming between donald trump and ted cruz. both candidates are also now talking about national security. trump is raising eyebrows after this keconversation with the "washington post." >> this is a very good looking group of people. can i know who the hell i'm talking to? >> all three gop candidates will have a town hall tonight. cnn is hosting it in milwaukee ahead of the primary i

brian todd is in ashburn for us joining us now. what's it like over there? >> reporter: wolf, high energy from most of the day here. expecting a rush hour surge as we get into the rush hour, with two hours left until the polls close, steady turnout all day. people checking in here. again, more of an influx that has just come in here. we get to show you the voting in real time, live tv as it's happening. they check in, paper ballots, simple process. you've got 13 candidates on the republican side, 3 on the democratic side. they cast their ballots there. watch this gentleman here. puts his ballot into a scanner and tabulated out and sent to the headquarters, the headquarters, the various of the voting district here in louden county, virginia. turnout. one thing that's driving the turnout here, especially in the district, dominion trail district, wolf, first-time primary voters. we did a sampling, exit poll of dozens of voters as they exited here and one-third say they are first-time primary voters than reflects a lot of energy at the polls. it could reflect we

it's upper 60's to lower 70's in the metro. 72 in fort washington. 70 in largo. 68 in ashburn. farther north and west and it turns chillier than that. as far as the wind speeds go, out of the northwest 15 to 20 miles per hour. bringing in the dry air and the cooler temperatures as well. and the dry air and the gusty winds blowing the pollen all over the place, too. high levels of tree pollen in the air. grass and mold spores in the low range. as far as what is happening with the cloud cover it will thin out slowly. that is the trend over the day. the showers we e this morning moving through the area. now it's a waiting game for the drier winds to blow in along with the clearing skies throughout the entire area. so for the metro, clear overnight. comfortably cool. 36 to 42 degrees with a northerly wind. over the weekend we'll keep an eye on the wind direction. that is important and it will control the cloud cover in the air. normal winds tomorrow. keep us cooler. 60 degrees. fair amount of sunshine. get through the evening hours and into the day on sunday, it looks like the wind

in ashburn, david culver, news4. ♪ i gave her my heart but she wanted my soul ♪ >> what a voice, huh?native owen danoff is headed to the knockout round on "the voice." he lives in new york now. he's on adam levine's team on the show and tonight miley cyrus will be an adviser to the contestants. you can watch "the voice" tonight at nbc 4. >>> and amelia joins us now with the forecast for a day that started out really crummy, but, boy, did it get delightful later on. >> blustery. >> yeah. the winds picked up. we had a little bit of everything. morning rain, clouds, sunshine, windy conditions, a high of 70. tomorrow we're going to be talking about cooler temperatures and tracking breezy winds. from start to finish, a wind advisory show still in effect for most of the area. it will run until midnight tonight. what does this mean? it means when you walk outside you immediately notice the winds. maybe some isolated branches coming down in spots and, unfortunately, definitely having a negative impact on the cherry blossoms. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 62 in washington. 54 back in winche

. >>> live pictures coming in from ashburn, virginia, one of the states voting this super tuesday. hillary clinton is going to pull off a big win, she'll need support from minority voters, black voters in particular, already helped fuel her victory in south carolina. she might have the wider support nationally. it shows she has 56% nationally among nonwhite voters, compared to bernie sanders, has 39% nationally. let's talk it over with our two guests. michael eric dyson, the black presidency book, professor at georgetown. guys, thanks very much for joining us. michael, let's start with you. hillary clinton preassuming she'll carry the states. why is she doing so well with african-american voters. >> an extraordinary track record. she has been involved with issues important to african-american people for quite sometime. even those who disagree with her cannot deny the fact that she has been headstrong about certain critical issues, especially in connection with critical black women across the decades. secondly, when she began her work with marianne wright, it set the tone for her ap

news4's chris gordon has the story from ashburn. >> reporter: yesterday during routine maintenance, an explosive device was discovered on the exterior on one of the school buses. now, last week was school br, allowed a federal agency to conduct a drill using bomb sniffing dogs at briar woods high school. on monday and tuesday of this week, the students were transported on the same bus where the explosive device was still on board. >> one, it is in a benign state, which means it has no blasting caps or electronic triggering devices on it. it is a safe substance. >> reporter: ahead at 5:00, loudoun county public schools wants to know how the protocol broke down allowing an explosive device to remain on a school bus that later carried students. back to you. >> all right. good questions, chris. >>> here in d.c., thousands of you work in federal buildings, but there's a new report out that questions just how secure they are. >>> we're in for spring storms. amelia and lauryn are monitoring. it's a line of showers and storms approaching our area. they'll have more "first at 4." wall street. t

. >> reporter: a lot of voter energy here in ashburn, virginia. a steady flow of voters.y check in over here. vote on paper ballots here then the votes are tabulated over there. they will be printed out at the end of the day and taken to their local precinct. what's really dynamic here is that we've sampled a lot of first time primary voters. that is a big indicator of how it is going to go maybe throughout the state. of the 50 people that we sampled here. i'd say nearly a third of them are first time primary voters. that indicates a lot of energy. and we expected that kind of turnout. now we're going to show you something different here about covering these ballots because it is different everywhere you go. from the inside we're going outside and we're going to show you kind of the rules we're under. we have a first time primary voters but we're not allowed to talk to him within about 40 feet of the polling area. so we have walk out here carol. and they marked it out where we can actually talk to a voter after he's voted. here is the 40 foot mark right here in the middle

david culver is outside headquarters in ashburn. assume you have talked to folks on both sides of the issue. >> reporter: we sure have. and the school board is considering several different options when it comes to combatting some of this overcrowding within some of the local schools. but one of the options they're considering is known as plan 12, and it's had dozens of parents reaching out to us telling us their side of things. folks supporting it. others adamantly against it. not much in between. >> it's just frustrating because it feels like the board isn't really listening to all of us. >> reporter: holly landsbury wants her kindergarten-age daughter to have what she had a loudoun county public school education that led to academic success. >> you want your child to get the best indication possible. >> reporter: she backs the educate don't segregate lcps group. they worry a proposed plan 12 would force nearly 2,000 other students to different schools. more than half the students at two of the knewly redistricted students would b

ahaenge virginia state law that will allow the commonwealth to takelt possession of his property ins i ashburn without notifying him.im he's been battling the state ths for years over a new road that h vdot wants to build that would w lead a new shopping and new s business center. to build that road the statead e would have to seize one to 4 acres of his land.an during a court hearing todayriny the state tried to get thethe case thrown out but a judge sided with him and will allow a his challenge to continue. >> he'll get a trial onll g whether the state can take hisca property without telling him tei when it does so.oe and this is a case that will w have broad implications for all virginians because thecae t court is going to decide whether the constitutionhe requires the state to tell ar person when it takes s property.property. >> hopkins says he expects the y case could go to trial withinal six months.xon >> an iconic d.c. bridge is in danger of closing if it doesn't get a major overhaul.l. the national park service is preparing to patch up thetcup arlington memorial bridgememoe which will

one along cheltenham avenue near ogontz another on ashburn near penrose. road. a a crash taking out two lanes on the inner drive outer drive the way to go in that neck of the woods. in pennsauken a crash on westfield avenue by mr. tattoo a favorite spot of brian taff. >> if only you could see under this collar. >> keeping it hidden from us, matt. >>> all right. >> thanks, matt. >> coming up meteorologist adam joseph has that very warm exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. >> now to the good news portion of the newscast today comes via ya via the accuweather forecast. >> you'll enjoy the outdoors if you like it. a lot warmer than a typical beginning of march. as we take a look at the action cam which was down along the waterfront

will affect portions of sterling and ashburn soon. should be nice today. breezy at times. highs in lower 70s. 60s to start the weekend. mid 60s on easter sunday. angelia how is the traffic this morning? >> reporter: good friday, good traffic alex. we are moving nicely. as a matter of fact. pockets of empty lanes on the capital beltway through some stretches start. you off on interstate 66 though. had an earlier crash westbound through centreville at 28. that's long gone now. we are still looking at some slow traffic in welling tonight. not on 66. but on 234. police tell us northbound lanes are actually closed between wellington road and route 28. meantime no delays reported 395 but a crash to would 95 northbound at howard road. beeian back over to you. >> anchor: all right. thank you angelia. and that funeral held today for officer colson, prince george police officer killed on the job earlier this month. colsen hit by friendly fire while a man opened fire at police headquarters. officer colsen's family will arrive at the church in th

. >> host: so let's go 18-29, andrew from ashburn, virginia. good morning, andrew. >> caller: good morning. >> host: what's on your mind? >> caller: well, mr. taylor's right that i think a lot of millennials do skew liberal, but some of us, we kind of feel lost because the republican party speaks to us about limitingng government, lowering our taxes, making it easier to, you know, go into entrepreneurship, start businesses, tough like that. but then -- stuff like that. but then we hear the rhetoric about immigrants and muslims and, you know, my wife is immigrant, she's also muslim. so why would i want to vote for someone who has that opinion about her and about people, my friends, a lot of them are immigrants, people from all different backgrounds? so we kind of feel lost because we feel like one message speaks to us, and the other one doesn't. you know? so, you know, we kind of feel a little bit out of sync with the conventional politics. >> host: andrew, is there a candidate in this race or still in this race or maybe somebody that was in thi

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host: let's go 18-29 from ashburn, virginia. morning, mr.is right that many millennials do vote liberal. the republican party speaks to us about limiting government and lowering taxes. then we hear the rhetoric about .mmigrants why would i want to vote for someone who has that opinion about my wife who is an immigrant. lost because we feel one message speaks to us and the other doesn't. a little bit out of step with conventional policy. host: is there a candidate still in this race or was that is appealing to you? caller: i like rand paul a but he did not emphasize the limited government stuff. time, that will probably be it. he makes a good point about the young adults. their liberalism is most definite on social and cultural and diversity issues along the lines of those he described. bigsic economic issues, versus small government, you see much less of age skew. you are right in pointing that out. i think that leaves a lot of young adults cross pressured. given the voting behavior of millennial's we have tracked for a decade or so -- the o