map we have an incident right nowci burke center in fairfax a crash burke commons roadbu closed bothrensj north of burke center parkway.ay caution there.cautn th you'll need to detour.u'll nee as gard y mentioned drizzleed d coming down that could make for a dicey monday morningcey mg commute a new crash leesburg ler pike in loudoun county, seven s west closed with crash activity at augusta drive. dve caution there. detouring traffic at lakelandt a drive so definitely something to keep in mind.to give yourself a few extrara minutes if that is your normalh commute. overnight incident stalledidentt tractor-trailer cleared out ofl the way which is good news.h is all lanes shoulder o gpened.erp. outer loop before pennsylvania f avenue and then the inner loopne as you cross the wilson bridgeri problem reagan national and dulless clear.ea that's your traffic.'s yr tr back to you.ck >> thanks erin.>> t >>> we have a headhas up forp commuters in prince george'sin county. get ready for majo pr delays. day mdot has temporarily closedly ce lanes on the outer loop bridge over ritchie marlboro ro

it will be burke commons road north of burke center parkway. everything is still blocked because of accident investigation. you are being detoured through the shopping center parking lot. let's take a live look at the beltway through the cameras. we are looking at the beltway over by the american legion bridge, this is right at river road. headlights is the outer loop headed down to the american legion bridge to continue on into virginia. no significant issues, just be aware you are out there on wet roadways. so those on and off-ramps will be especially slippery. ce to the northbound baltimore parkway, car slid off into the ditch. >>> there will be charges for the woman who caused a chain reaction on 395 saturday night. police say mary daniels stopped in the middle of the highway just north of duke street. three metro transits police cruisers tried to swerve to avoid the car. one side swiped another and the third cruiser ran off the road. the officers and driver went to the hospital. everybody is expected to be okay. the officers were respondin

burke commons road, both directions north of burke center parkway, all lanes are blocked for accident investigation. so you will be detoured through the parking lot there. so it's not causing too much of an issue, but be aware that it is out there. let's see what we can find out on the roadways. this is going to be in virginia near the eisenhower avenue connector. lights headed toward you is the i i i in-inner loop toward 395. >>> we're just one day away from so-called mega tuesday.n-inner . >>> we're just one day away from so-called mega tuesday.-inner l. >>> we're just one day away from so-called mega tuesday.inner lo. >>> we're just one day away from so-called mega tuesday. and we're getting which candidates parts of the country are leaning tords.wa >>> just in, we have breaking news in kansas. an amtrak train off the tracks, it derail outside of dodge city. we're working to get pictures for you. police say five train cars are lying on their side right now. there were close to 150 people on board the train. at least 111 were hurt, but they are expected to survive. >>> and if you ar

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a car 14r578ed into a tree on burke commons road in burke virginia overnight. two men died, a third man in the car was okay. the road reopened less than a half hour ago and police say the men in the car were all in their late 20s but they haven't rele t 16-year-old virginia high school student could get 25 to 50 years in prison today. smalls pled guilty to shooting brendan wilson in november of 2014. smalls will be sentenced this morning. wilson was shot eight times on a path leading to woodbridge high school. prosecutors say smalls wanted to avenge a fight between his brother and wilson. >>> the time is 6:06. take mitt romney takes his campaign against donald trump to another level. the former gop presidential nominee will stand next to ohio governor john kasich as he rallies voters at two campaign events today in the buckeye say the. romney has said he's actively trying to prevent trump from winning delegate rich states like ohio in tomorrow's primaries. and we do have new poll numbers out as voter this is five states prepare to cast their ballots tomorrow. d

(burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. >>> finally tonight, our persons of the week. the conservationists behind the webcams capturing american eagle families around the country. today, it happened. the egg on the left cracking. the eaglet today, on the way out. president and the first lady. stay they started nesting about two years ago. >> they're kind of like a modern family in a lot of ways. take turns incubating the eggs, take turns going to fish and hunt for food. >> today, we saw it. one eagle flying back to the nest with the catch of the day. shared with each other, and then the eaglet. we've seen this before, live webcams in pittsburgh, capturing the egg roll, keeping the temperature constant, 100 degrees. but back in washington, d.c., all eyes on the other egg, still

(burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you' re totally blind, calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. a car plunges off this bridge... tonight, the car that may be in the water... expert analysis... and police's lead on the possible vicitm. cold air and snow are coming. the best times to make weekend plans in your 9 first warning forecast... next on 9 on your side at 7. >>> finally tonight, our persons of the week. the conservationists behind the webcams capturing american eagle families around the country. today, it happened. the egg on the left cracking. the eaglet today, on the way out. president and the first lady. stay they started nesting about two years ago. >> they're kind of like a modern family in a lot of ways. take turns incubating the eggs, take turns going to fish and hunt for food. >> today, we saw it. one eagle flying back to the nest

(burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. hampton's economic development director addressed concerns about a high number of businesses closing in the community. the naacp asked leonard sledge to speak at its regular meeting. he talked about big name businesses closing in hampton, such as macy's and sports authority. sledge said that was a corporate decision made outside the city. sot --- leonard sledge - economic development director c2 6:39:05 - i think one thing that's important for folks to continue to stores in hampton roads. so we are constantly working to back fill those spaces with the property owners. :16 he also answered questions on the riverdale shopping company recently purchased. small business owners in the center said they haven't had any communication with the new owners. today you can give your input on one local city's future. norfolk is holding a public input session tonight. leaders want to know what you think the city's key spending pr

a viewing will be held tonight for alyssa burke. she died earlier this month after a gun went off killing her. burke's uncle was arrested on charges of child neglect. unlocked gun underneath a sofa within reach of the girl. burke's funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at new life workers center in sanford. >> in hours, n. lawmakers are set to get their final approval for a new budget, the governor may not be happy with what he sees. lawmakers are expected to approve a record 82.3 billion dollars spending plan. this includes more money for schools in the area. it also scales back the governor's tax cuts. it doesn't include hundreds of millions of dollars in incentives for businesses. time is also running out when it comes to reaching a deal on new rules for ride sharing companies like uber. lawmakers working on a bill setting rules for the company. it would block cities like orlando from putting in more strict regulations. uber reps have accused the president gardner from blocking the bill for coming up for a vote. >> lots of uber d

tim burk, again, told me he is disappointed in this situation because t well. the most v ever. >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> be sure to take on 9 on your side for extensive coverage. up donald trump supporters are keeping his message alive. >>> it is unclear how many people were inside a car when a semi forced it off to the bridge and into the ohio river. >> the chain reaction shut down the highway all night long. where the search for that stands at this hour? ashley? >> reporter: crews are trying to find out the bes that car. you will see one of the rescue boats across the river. during rush hour a chaotic scene. >> it's been a mess. cause it to river. >> at some point in that, the one vehicle did go over to the side of the bridge river. >> multiple police ag on for hours. >> they were trying to piece this together and take time to get the pieces together. >> reporter: the car that went off the bridge was fully submerged. >> the vehicle is pretty close to the bridge. . >> now police say a few people injuries. side. >> thank you very much. >>> mother nature

m burke center has reopened reo burke commons road traffic is getting through.rlier double fatal crash fa had that section of youron you commute shut down foror investigation.ve aside from that we're just that seeing a lot of slow moving slov traffic. here's a look on our map where w you can see that volume wecan showed you from the cameraou earlier as you approach appac woodbridge we're also seeingo some heavy traffic across the as bottom of the beltway inner of loop as you pass the wilsonthe i bridge.br that's your look at traffic.ff allison. >> coming up nexalt the first lady welcomes a broadway castroa to the white house today. whi details next. >> plus, the social medias, m search for richard simmons and the explanation from the fitness guru. that's straight ahead in the >> ♪ >> back now with an alert forwi parents in chevy chase. a suspicious man has beenthin approaching children in oneil i case offering a seven-year-oldea a ride to school.ch montgomery county police say coo at least three incidents weretsr reported this past friday.tri the plan is describ

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modern conservatives hearken back to burke. i would say the moderate american conservative --. >> host: post moderate, yeah. >> guest: in reaction to fdr and the new deal and you have again mostly manlike hayek and eventually what ayn rand would be the woman sort of the libertarian woman who certainly contributed to that. people like russell kerr, richard weaver and the william f. buckley's sewed really rich intellectual tradition that in recent years we have gotten away from as we have dumbed down conservatism. >> host: tell me if you agree i think there are still contemporary intellectuals within the movement, people like mark stein or i would offer thomas sowell but they seem to be getting marginalized. they are not getting as much attention as some other folks. why do you think that is? >> guest: part of it is a product of our culture. you have the entertainment wing of the republicans party really kind of dominating and so you know you can write something really fabulous but as rush limbaugh said something about sandrof lu

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(burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. >> it is now seven minutes before 7:00. we want to give you a quick look at our top local stories. >> a man who robbed and kidnaps a pizza delivery driver is scheduled to be in court. they say he forced the driver to an atm to get money. he was arrested in shelby yesterday afternoon. >> and police have identified a woman hit in northeast charlotte charlotte. she died on rutgers avenue. this is video from the scene. police have not said if the driver would face charges. she crossed in a no-crossing zone and wearing dark clothing. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic on wbtv morning. >> the sun is muted. the east. from charlotte motor speedway. cloud cover out there this morning. temperatures are close to 60. low 80s at lunchtime and 78 this afternoon under partly cloudy skies. that high-pressure news starting to give up a little bit. frontal system gets in here closer tomorrow so bet

burke lost her daughter around 8:00 last night. sanford police say alisa accidentally shot herself with a gun that was stuffed under erik williams couch. the 35-year-old was babysitting burke last night. now williams is charged with child neglect with great bodily harm, unsafe storage of a firearm, and possession of a weapon by a felon. that last charge is keeping him behind bars >> seeing him around, he always spoke. >> reporter: williams is not related to erik williams but know some from living on the same block. catena many neighbors believe the shooting was just a tragic accident. >> i'm sure it wasn't intentionally put there for any child, anybody for that matter to get up. it was an accident. >> reporter: investigators say there was no safety mechanism on the gun which looks similar to this one. this morning i went to the courthouse and actually went through files to go through all of his criminal history and i'm going to the files for eyewitness news at 5:00. live in sanford, seminole county, tim barber, channel 9 eyewitness

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this comes after six-year-old a' letha amanii marie burke: shot the 35-year-old was supposed to be watching her. the gun was in any -- easy for a six-year-old to find and he did not keep a trigger lock engaged. grief counselors were on hand at -- where the little girl was in kindergarten. sanford police chief has called the incident should -- careless, senseless, and entirely preventable. we will be watching as williams makes his first appearance before the judge. live in seminole county, alex villareal. michelle: the next republican debate is tonight minus one. ben carson will be missing from the lineup. tracie potts reports how remaining candidates are turning their focus to states like florida and stopping donald trump. >> ben carson, the first post he will not be at tonight' s debate and his public schedule ends after his speech. ted cruz tells carson supporters "we welcome you on our team." >> marco rubio is already in michigan. >> keep this front runner from winning and destroying the party. >> efforts to stop him may be futile. >> john kasich is predicting a brokered convention. >> w

burke county, shelby, forest city. this is just rain. no severe weather threat either. heavy rain over in laurens county. upstatement but there's still heavy rain to be had farther southeast. temperatures in the 40s in the southern mountains. 40s in asheville. middle and upper 50s in the upstate. everybody is cooling down tonight. look at the wind really starting to crank in the north. 22 in boone. we're already getting that wind to pick up south. that means wind will be a big factor tomorrow. wind advisories out until noon tomorrow for these counties. yancey, mitchell, avery. you'll wake up, mid to upper 20s. you woke up this morning to 30s and 40s and no wind. i'll show you which communities will be in a snowstorm. >> larry: here's a look at where things stand right now for the republicans. massachusetts, tennessee, georgia, virginia, and arkansas. ted cruz, he's won his home state of texas and also oklahoma. for the democrats, hillary clinton won alabama, tennessee, georgia, arkansas and texas. >> darcel: and westernie sanders has won his home state of vermont and ok

(burke) covered march fourth,2014. talk to farmers. we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost rosanna: i tell you, that airport is busy for 7:20 a.m. in the morning. greg: it is taking off. it is going somewhere. rosanna: i know that there is snow coming. i have no desire to get away. greg: i hear that you have plans for next week. greg: good for you. rosanna: they're going somewhere sunny and warm. greg: who were members the case of natalie holloway? break. though long chief suspect in that case. he happens to be serving time in peru for a killing of a 22-year-old woman. >> reporters have gone undercover. they tried to get him to admit his involvement. greg: on this tape, seems to be potentially admitting. it is not quite so clear-cut. seems to be admitting his involvement in the natalie holloway case. rosanna: basically, what he says, "he is guilty in everything he has done." his lawyer said that his client is a compulsive flyer. like a confession. this young man is currently serving time for killing another woman.

. >>> a teen from burke county accused of trying to join isis is charged with murder. say about the case, coming up. your side, making sure you get headlines just in first. kristen miranda is in the alert center doing that, combing the wires and we'll check in with her on headlines just in in a minute. >>> a teen from burke county accused of trying to join isis has been indicted in the death of his neighbor. the state says it will seek the death penalty against justin sullivan. investigators say a gun found in his home in morganton matches the weapon used to kill john clark. he was the man found bury in his front yard in 2014. justin's dad was the one who turned his son in on the federal terrorism charges. he says the murder charges were a surprise. it was tough to watch his son go before a judge. >> he's our son and flashbacks of how he was and what could have been. >> sullivan will remain behind bars without bond. there is no trial date yet set for the murder charges. terrorism charges in october. >>> deputies in south carolina are investigating an apparent murder-su

burke doesn't buy that. "neither bernie nor are saying people have to be accountable for what actions they take that are improper. that's not an anti-cop position." burke says those democrats who supported the sheriff's election in 2012 may be harder to find this fall when neil's fate is also in the hands of the voters.scott wegener, nine on your side, cincinnati. neil promises that tomorrow he'll be voting for hillary clinton. governor john kasich is making a final push here in ohio today. today.he's getting some help from the 2012 republican standard-bearer, mitt romney. nine on your side's craig mckee is on his way to northern ohio right now. he will speak one-on-one with governor kasich. we will get a live report from craig coming up at six.his interview with the governor will air on nine on your side at eleven. on the democrat campaign trail in ohio ... bernie sanders spent the day in youngstown. hillary clinton spent her day in chicago and north carolina. no other republican candidates scheduled stops

(burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) (splashing/destruction) (burke) and we covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this >>> to the "index," and the alarming new headline about the zika virus. new cases of the virus breaking out here. the cdc says it's expected to spread in the gulf states when mosquito season starts in july. >>> a remarkable act of bravery, and two police officers honored today. rescuing a driver from a burning car to safety. >>> one of the nfl's most controversial stars, sacked today. johnny manziel, cut from the cleveland browns. >>> and a dramatic moment at sea. check out the video filmed off the california coast, a huge p

around the same time burk's mom made a memorial to her daughter on facebook. she wrote, as i sit and think about my baby girl i can very well say i miss her dearly. a judge tomorrow. you can count on channel 9 to be there. reporting live in sanford in seminole county tonight, tim barber, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> ucf plans to offer lower tuition at the proposed downtown campus. we told you the university of governors presented a lesser plan. that will call for $20 million from the state paired with $40 million from ucf. they said they will continue to push for low cost education. >> we proved that you can raise access and still keep quality at a very high level and at an acceptable cost. people are noticing what our faculty and staff are doing here. >> the whole project is supposed to be done in time for the fall of 2018. >>> another execution in florida has been delayed. last month a florida's process for sentencing someone to death is unconstitutional. mark assay was scheduled to die on thursday, march 17th. today the state's how court pushed his execu

. >> legal battle over the burkes county detention center. why local families are joining the fight over the center's license. >>> uber offering more than just a drive to destination. what the service is delivering to your front door. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up. my giant. >>> uber is making another name for itself. it getting into the food delivery service. an app allows users to order from their favorite restaurants and the ride hailing company will pick up and deliver right to your front door. the service is only offered in select cities out west, new york, and atlanta are up next. >>> students across the nation kicked butts today part of a campaign for tobacco-free kids. nbc 10 at mt. pleasant high school in wilmington. kick butts day. the fight against tobacco. students created a banner and a pledge not to smoke. >> we have seen the decline in cigarette

burke was horrified at the french revolution as was edward gibbon.urke believed in gradual systemic change and that is what i believe in. i have suspicious of overnight change. often leads to unintended consequences. brian: that to your book, when was the first time in history romanians voted for their leaders tha? robert: spring 1990. easusescus had been dead. whereegan the area romania was officially a democracy but the people running the country were essentially communist and not as extreme or stop in a stick as the ceau sescus. that was the first time that i can remember in our lifetime where romanians went to the polls and actually voted. there were elections in the 1920's and 1930's but like other countries and eastern europe, democracy in that region between the world wars was stillborn peter produced chaotic, corrupt, he's uni ethnic, and tyson -- uni-ethnic, anti-semitic governments. it opposed cosmopolitanism and humanism of the habsburg empire. now, it's democracy is as good as can be expected. rates a 4% economic growth . it has a governm