more through centreville and clifton. more as you travel farther west out towards the blue ridge and slightly beyond. continue to see the possibility of showers, couple of rumbles of thunder and maybe a little hail through the evening. pattern should generally improve tomorrow. 74 right now warm spot at reagan national. everybody else pretty much in the 60's and through the evening, there will be showers, temperatures will eventually fall late tonight, wake up to temperatures between 45 and 53 in the morning and we'll leave with the futurecast here showing there will be an improvement in this whole pattern as we move through the day tomorrow and eventually will set the stage for a warmup and clearing trend for the weekend. give you those details coming up in a couple of minutes. alison? alison: now to a developing story out of prince george's county where police tell abc 7 news they are investigating the rape of a nun. it happened along 16th avenue in chillum. not far from lasalle park. jennifer donelan joins us with deta

two cvss were robbed one in centreville, the other in lorton. in both cases the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded various drugs. and in both cases the suspect is described as wearing a black hoodie sweatshirt. he may have been driving a silver pickup truck. >>> backed up and causing big problems. first at 4, the team that wasn't quite ready for beginning of baseball season. the desperate measures some fans say they had to take. >>> it's almost that time. packing up the car and hitting the road. and now we know whether the prices at the pump will help you save money or pay big for that road trip. >>> well, if you're like most drivers, you rarely look under your car. >> i never look under mine but as nbc's tom costello reports, hundreds who own the nissan ultima say a rust problem is so bad their feet can fall right through the floor. >> reporter: if you own an older nissan altima you may have a big problem growing right under your feet rust and corrosion so bad, some owners can put their hands but thethrough a gaping hole. at first a chicago

and centreville is where you see the bulk of the volume.ore volume once you get inside the beltway. we'll have much more coming up after the seven-day forecast. andrea and nick, over to you. >> thanks, larry. >>> beginning at 10:00 this morning you'll have a chance to buy tickets to a megaconcert set for the national mall in september. >> when we return tommy mcfly will tell us all about it. >>> tonight at 11:00 we call it social media but experts say it could be having the opposite effect on our kids. is social media making kids lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background

for those of you traveling along 66 going through centreville and fairfax, you're looking at a smooth commute this morning. no problems to report in that area. same goes for 95 as you make your way up from triangle all the way up toward the beltway going through dale city, woodbridge, even springfield. no problems to report this morning. let's step outside and show you how things are shaping up on sky 9 where we find sky 9 on 270 at 370 this morning. you can see traffic starting to build up but again no issues to report this morning. we'll have an update on marc coming up in less than ten minutes. over to you. >> all right, larry. >>> today metro will debut its 7000 series trains. the next generation trains are set to hit the tracks just after 7:00 on the blue line this morning. >> they're new. they're shiny. what else do they actually bring to the table? let's ask nikki burdine who is at the front of the line at franconia-springfield for a test drive. nikki? >> reporter: good morning. we hope to get that test drive or test ride rather in about an hour when the new trains will be here

we'll go to centreville, virginia on the weather bug network. cardinal ridge elementary school and throughout the day, same story there as it has been across the entire area and that is just rainy conditions. didn't rain every minute but rained a lot of the day and rainfall totals are pretty impressive in some spots as you watch the clouds come and reinforce overhead all day long. as far as rainfall totals, .92 reported in remington and .66 in chevy chase. noticed the temperatures now. a lot of these areas at lunch time were in lower 40's. temperatures falling now as it's bringing it light and cooler air. another good point to watch with the steadiest rain and now leftover patches of rain and that will be the pattern for the next four or five hours until the entire area starts to dry out some. 55 at reagan national and 54 degrees at baltimore and we'll see the trends trend line for temperatures. go down the night. skies will start to clear a bit and not going to be bright and sunny all day. really warm air and in eastern montana in the 80's righ

the cardinal ridge elementary school in centreville and it turned to absolutely beautiful day all around the region and bright sunshine throughout the day. a few fair weather clouds. temperatures comfortable in the upper 60's. 70 the official high at reagan national. 58 the morning low. 69 and 49 are the averages. 69 at reagan national. 66 in frederick. over the next few hours, temperatures will drop a few degrees. in fact, by morning, many areas might be in the 40's. but the winds will be lighter so it will be comfortably cool to start the day. latest winds now down over the previous readings for the past few hours. now a 10-mile-per-hour breeze. out of the west in gait -- gaithersburg. to the temperatures will drop. it's plenty cold out there in the upper great lakes and upper midwest. temperatures ranging through the lower 30's. you get closer and it warms up to the 50's and 60's. cold air will stay in place for a while and eventually the really cold air will pivot back to the northeast into canada. we'll definitely see a prolonged period of cooler than average temperatures in our are

. >>> on the ground here different volunteers gathered in centreville, virginia, they have been collecting since saturday. they used facebook to ask for donations like medical supplies, sleeping bags and tents. they need help to get the items to nepal. so they are pleading for a company to help and pay for expedited shipping. >> everything is gone. we have nothing right now. and everything is destroyed. so, we are begging all american, everyone to help us out. >> i want this to be shipped to people who need it. please please, pleads, i'm -- begging. >> stephanie ramirez learned from a nepal embassy official said they cannot afford the costs and strictly relying on volunteer efforts. >>> all right. topper it is that time. >> sweating again even three it was chilly today. but here's the forecast. the forecast today for the high temperature at national airport which makes it a bit more challenging, forecasted 63, the high was 62. only off by one. so it was a good day today. live look outside. this is not what i had in mind. we will skip right through this. 53 degrees right now. winds northwes

taking a look traveling 66 out of centreville, you'll find all lanes open. no incidents or delays at this hour. and when you get in your car, tune your car to 103.5 wtop. >>> buy me shall peanuts and cracker jacks. and a parking space. how about that? >>> why don't you get a -- why you could get a parking ticket the next time you head to a nats game if you don't pay close attention. >>> new information now on a news 4 iteam investigation p. a federal judge is refusing to grant an injunction to stop work on the csx railroad tunnel in southeast washington. csx says the 100-year-old tunnel is starting to decay. the train company wants to double its size. a city watch dog group is worried about noise, vibrations, air ploougs andollution and risk of an accident. csx says it's committed to doing the project the right way, safely respecting our maybes and working closely with residents and businesses to minimize impacts and to ensure that they're informed about construction plans. >>> $675,000 that's how much airline passengers left behind last year at security che

for you on 66 the slowing right now working your way in from centreville.eally a bit closer to the fairfax county parkway where it is the heaviest. and 9-to-5 in virginia. a bump to bumper -- bumper-to-bumper. it is very slow. back to you guys. leon: coming up next, a new plan to stop the rise of heroine overdose deaths in virginia. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters now. alison: the natural bridge sue permit to exhibit live animals is now suspended. a recent federal inspection found 40 violations there. violations include improper care and filthy enclosures. as it was closed for the winter. hearing to determine if the zoo will reopen as scheduled tomorrow. leon: heroin overdose deaths are up 164% since 2011. that is due t

for those of you traveling eastbound on 66 going through centreville and fairfax, you're looking at a smooth commute this morning. volume starting to build up as you get closer to fairfax. this is at 301 at route 5 in southern maryland. again those are my friends out in brandywine, accokeek and camp springs. let's send it back over to andrea and nick. >> thank you, larry. >>> a south carolina police officemurder charge after he was captured on video fatally shooting a man in the back. >> we want to warn you this includes disturbing video what we're about to show you. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the video is disturbing. a white police officer is seen shooting an apparently unarmdz black man in the back killing him -- unarmed black man in the back killing him as he ran away. it began as a traffic stop saturday morning in north charleston, south carolina and turned into a foot pursuit. officer slager said he stopped 50-year-old walter scott for a broken taillight. the officer felt threatened and scott was trying to grab his stun gun, he said. >> it is a result of that video an

at new hampshire avenue, you're seeing the heaviest of traffic. 66 is slow out of centreville headed toward the beltway. >> 6:32 now. new details on a 4-year-old virginia girl reported missing by her grandmother. we are now learning it was her father who took her from her grandmother's house in virginia without con sent. phillip ketter was pulled over for speeding. police say kaleya ketter is now safe up harmed and back with her family. >>> police are asking you to keep your eye out for a man accused of exposibngsx poesexposibng himself on metro. it happened last thursday. if you have information call police. p. >>> the hand shake that stunned the globe. this is president obama and raul castro shaking hands at nelson mandel what's funeral in 2013. both leaders are heading to panama today where they could meet again. tracie potts joining us live now. the question president obama gets a one-on-one with raul castro at this summit, are they going to talk about what is holding up the opening of an embassy? >> reporter: probably so and the state sponsored terror list here is holding if up.

one cvs was hit in centreville, the other in the lorton area. fairfax county police say they believe the person in the picture was responsible for both. he was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and may have been drive eight way in a silver pickup. >>> a former town councilman in prince george's county was sentenced today for terrorizing and beating a homeless man. revis last june saw a man leaning in the complex parking lot. well revis beat him with a bat, pointed a gun at his head and fired a shot into the ground. revis resign after his conviction back in november. >>> apologize. had trouble with scott's audio. it is family day at our national zoo. tonight, zachary kiesch will show you the tighter security and explain why that they exist. >> reporter: a 91-year-old man gets trapped in his car after his car gets wenled, the family here still trying to figure it all out -- after his car gets wedged in a house in lanham. how could that happen? i'll tell you how coming up on news4. >>> and president obama read "where the wild things are" and then s

centreville about 48 degrees.cool but comfortable and we're going to see a cloudy day for sure. showers are already moving through west virginia, cumberland and over through the panhandle of maryland but everybody else is dry. by lunch time a few scattered showers. i think the futurecast is underdoing it just a bit. we could see more scattered showers by lunch time but the bulk of the rain, the heavy downpours and even thunderstorms are going to be off to the west n. is 5:30 at frederick up to hagueers town and over to westminster. then just a glowrish after that. -- flourish after that. and then later on tonight, a better chance n. 16:30 in the morning for your -- this is 6:30 in the morning for your drive into work. then we'll clear things out by mid-morning. after tomorrow at this time, we'll be looking at a much drier solution for everybody. 70 degrees for today. 62 for tomorrow. that is going to be a cool and cloudy day. 71 for saturday. sunday looks great. 76 degrees. then we're back to the #s on right in ti

. >> reporter: centreville's caroline wakefield and regan newell are star lacrosse players, but their long union on the field is ending. >> i was more of a power player. she was more of a finesse player. people call us power and finesse. >> reporter: the cousins have been playing together since 2nd grade when regan convinced caroline to pick up a lacrosse stick. >> for me obviously basketball was not going to work out. i'm only 5' 3. lacrosse was my passion from the start. >> reporter: while power pursued her love for hoops she also caught the lacrosse bug. >> the fact i got to share it with her made me more passionate about it. >> reporter: with the support of their families the two became a force on the field and didn't lose a game together until 7th grade. they've had the same coach for six years. >> they have a sixth sense for each other. they know each other's strengths and weaknesses. >> i trust her enough that i'll throw the ball before she even gets there knowing she'll go to that spot. >> once i get that cut i know i'm going to get the ball. >> reporter: their sophomore year

centreville, gainesville, alexandria, stafford, fredericksburg, manassas. they're all different when it comes to the time when you can do it so make sure you check that in advance. so if you'd like to alleviate your stress with comfort food instead, a lot of options. freebies on tax day. boston market you can buy one individual meal and get one free. another buy one, get one free is whoppers at burger king. california tortilla is offering free chips and queso. if you have a sweet tooth, you can get a free sugar cookie at the great america cookie. tonight from 5:00 until 7:00, hard rock cafe on e street northwest, if you sing a song in front of the restaurant, you will get a free legendary burger. i.r.s. estimates one in five taxpayers wait until the final week. if you want to file, there's a lot of people that are waiting just like you. guys, back to you. >> i like the extension idea. gives you six more months to file. but if you owe, you have to pay something. >>> mike, thank you. 6:16. same-sex marriage supporters rejoice as marriage equality spreads to a

for those of you traveling eastbound on 66 going through manassas, centreville, even fairfax, you'reing at a smooth commute this morning. just some volume building up as you get closer to town. >>> cbs this morning is next. after more than 50 years, the u.s. is taking steps to restore relations with cuba. major garrett is in panama where president obama is meeting with raul castro later today. >> the navy's blue angels have been putting on shows for more than 30 years but new members of the team are making history. >> larry and i will be back with traffic and weather in 25 minutes. >> take care, everybody. >> rx why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the s60 sedan. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo s60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. >>> goo dmorning. it is ayfrid april 10th 2015. welcome to "cbs

if you're going to be traveling eastbound on 66, delays building up in centreville and fairfax by the way. from urbana road to north lee highway, you're looking at a 54- minute -- o'bannon road to north lee highway, 54-minute commute. westbound on 50 in prince george's county from coolington road into -- collington road to north street northeast, 20 minutes. at 66 at route 50, folks, you can see this traffic just building up here. certainly not what you want to deal with on a monday but that is the reality that we have thus far. so if you can, add additional time to your drive time. anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes, if even more if at all possible because these delays seem to be growing and growing. no major issues, no accidents precipitating this but clearly just some volume delays as folks are getting ready to head to school and/or work this morning. we'll send it over to you. >>> lawmakers repeal a prohibition on marijuana paraphernalia. >> and four former secure contractors are scheduled to be sentenced today for their role in a mass shooting in iraq. we're people of the coffee drink

little bit closer towards falls church and then once you get outside of the beltway, getting to centreville, stop and go averaging in some spots 10 miles per hour and even single digits in some areas. our commute right now ok. 395 heading out of the city. heading inbound on 395, though, we have a disabled on the 14th street bridge. they should clear that out soon and should be able to get through there but no big crashes right now on our interstates which is good. it's going to be the afternoon commute and slowing. but seems like it's a nice commute and a little bit of sun glare in some spots. that is a look at traffic. back to you. scott: all right. thank you, talk about sun glare. nice to have sun compared to what we had last night. doug: a little sunny in the afternoon. that aided in the development of those storms. whole different kind of day. i wanted to start out with coverage we received several. this was from my stomping grounds in calvert county from southern maryland weather news. karen shot this from prince frederick yesterday afternoon. that eventually developed some circulation

centreville heading through on 66 all the way up to the beltway, no reports of delays.to you. >>> it's 5:24 now. in "news 4 your health," a new study reveals serious life events during childhood 00 could triple the risk of type one diabetes. kids that had to deal with any sort of major conflict like a family death or a divorce had increased risk of developing the disease. doctors say it's likely that higher levels of stress hormones like cortisol affects resistance. >>> a new study says latino children are twice as likely to have tooth decay than white or black children. data shows as many as 55% of latino children have had cavities in their baby teeth. about 65% of teens have had cavities in their permanent teeth. latino children are also twice as likely to have untreated teeth decay. >>> if your kids dislike school it might be genetic. researchers studied 13,000 set of twins and they found that genetics explained 50% of the twins motivation. researchers say they don't believe will this is just one gene controlling motivation they say it's a complicated process. >> i l

beyond the beltway, it's slow continuing stop and go towards centreville. the red that we're seeing is on the top side of the beltway near maryland and bethesda that we'll be congested. we're slow as well working our way towards montgomery county and getting towards college park where you get a little bift a break. take a look outside near the beltway, give you an idea of the congestion and seeing it pretty typical. not so much sun glare as we need to look like right now. head towards silver spring, just to give you an idea of some of the volume near the beltway and georgia avenue, that's a rough spot. getting towards silver spring pretty typical commute. we don't have any interstate accidents right now. i want to give you an idea of in the d.c. area what we're working some closures and that is because the emancipation day festival going on. so you'll see closures near federal triangle. that's a look at traffic, back to you. alison: thank you very much jamie. coming up next at 4:00 police officers turned bank robbers? the latest on the man hunt f larry: hea

here in centreville, virginia. he had never left the country. he had never been thrown out of the country. he told me and his lawyer told me, that he had received quite a large payment from the cia. he did not say what it was for. the cia neither confirmed nor denied that. brian: didn't he say it was $400,000? judith: i was not able to confirm that independently. usually, we do not allow fabricators to stay in our country if they have taken the country to war or if they are responsible for line. i don't think that curveball whom the cia touted as being the source that said there were mobile biological laboratories in iraq, i don't think he would be welcome in our country. the idea was that the times has reported that he could not be found. and yet, there he was. sitting with me. it raises questions in my mind. i told my executive director, we have to report this. the source is right here. brian: was that a front-page story? judith: oh yes. brian: the thing that seems to upset people that do not like the reporting that you did, the interview was

definitely seeing this volume working your way closer to centreville. then stop and go continuing past that getting into manassas. as we move to talk about what we've got in the d.c. area we do have the heavy traffic heading outbound on d.c. 295. freeway is a little congested as well. disabled metro bus we're working right now. new york avenue northwest, right at first street. there is a lane blocked. a little bit of congestion in the area but again on our interstates it's checked with slow traffic. just a good way to start off the weekend. that's a look at traffic. over to you. alison: thank you. a runaway rescue after a family of ducks. take a look wandered right on to the tarmac in florida. this is right outside of fort lauderdale. thankfully, someone saw the ducks before any planes came through. airport workers scooped them up and sent them on their way. leon: might have been migrating north but got tired. figured they'd hitch a ride. alison: feeling lazy. leon: their thumbs weren't working so they couldn't do the hitchhiking thing. coming up on abc

on pickwick road in centreville. the suspect left before grabbing the drugs. leon: the monday after easter has long been a day for family in this area. in recent years, that tradition has been overshadowed by violence particularly in and around the national zoo. and that's prompted a host of security changes this year. stephen tschida is live right now with an update on how everything is going. stephen? stephen: leon we're in the heart of the national zoo. crowds have thinned out a bit from earlier in the day but if you look into the crowds interspersed, there are a lot of law enforcement officers and checked with one a few minutes ago and told me so far so good. long lines and lots of waiting. >> made it! stephen: all the extra scrutiny made getting to the zoo a challenge. >> i do know there's a lot of people here today, too. stephen: like thousands of them! on what was historically known as african-american family day, we also saw a lot of police in the crowd. and aggressive effort to keep a lid on violence. >> i think they've done a good job today with all

this is 66 working your way through centreville. typical afternoon for us. a little bit of sun glare, too. that's a look at traffic. back to you. leon: thanks jamie. if you want to buy a car you know how it is. most of us go to two to three dealers and see who has the best price. alison: that's right. john matarese shows us when shopping around is not a good idea so you don't waste your money. john: sometimes trying to save some money can cost you in the long run. case in point. the woman who was trying to get the lowest rate on a car loan it turns out her check of multiple dealers may have backfired. when she needed to buy a used car, valerie thompson decided to shop around to find a dealer with the best loan rate. >> actually applied at four different dealerships. john: great idea at the time. bad idea in the long run. >> i started receiving letters from these different banks and financing places where my credit had been pulled. john: she checked her credit report and was stunned. four car lots had together applied for 27 different loans. >> one of them ac

let's get you started right now with a look at the cardinal ridge elementary in centreville during the, nothing but sunshine and then like most spots, a few afternoon clouds. very mild temperatures in the low to middle 70's across the area. we'll stay mild tonight. will be more cloud cover moving in. 72 in reagan national right now. bit of a breeze off the water in annapolis and 73 right now in baltimore. overnight, the clouds will come in. may be a stray shower overnight. lows 50 to 58 degrees and sotherly winds and clouds keeping it on the mild side and then as we go through the day tomorrow, look at an area of low pressure moving off the north carolina coast. it's going to be pretty substantial storm off shore. it will be big enough to kind of backspin some moisture off the atlantic and that's how we're going to get some of our rain in here. nothing heavy. just periods of rain. should taper off and end sometime by friday. rain tomorrow 80% chance. the rain will end friday and the weekend, maybe a sprinkle on saturday. beautiful weather on sunday monday and tuesday. it will feel like

the commute from centreville and on 66 is a slow go, 300 95 is jammed at 14 miles per hour from kinginbound on 295 it is slow. jummy: u.s. park police confirm a power outage at the jefferson memorial. pepco estimates power will be restored by 10:00 this morning. also, the philadelphia woman who allegedly abandoned her wonderfully caps on in the woods in montgomery county authorities want to send back where she will -- fake murder charges. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. right now, severe water slams 55 million americans on the east coast. heavy rain hail and powerful winds. >>> and right now, the mother of the former honor student on trial for killing her boyfriend takes the stand tarksz defense begins its case. >>> and a new investigation finds that hackers are using free apps on your phone to spy on you and steal your private information. >>> good morning, america. a little nostalgia. one of the most popular sitcoms from the '90 sz coming back. "full house." uncle jesse going on "jimmy kimmel" and making the announcement. >>> right now, rego to the story of the honor s