not exactly the jaws of the chesapeake bay.es put him in what could be harm's way. amongst unpredictable creatures and uncharted waters. >> do you have fear in your work? >> absolutely, yeah. i mean, people do say -- some people do say that i am fearless but i would say one of the themes of the program is fear. >> reporter: perhaps it's that fear, the mystery of the unknown, that keeps audiences on the hook. >> without really preaching conservation, it's sort of getting that message out in a nice friendly way to the next generation. >> reporter: today's journey to the deep for jeremy's white whale, the striped bass a success. and hey, we didn't even need a bigger boat. for "nightline," i'm gloria riviera on the chesapeake bay in maryland. >> "river monsters" airs sunday nights on animal planet. >>> it was newspaper columnist doug larsen who said if people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles. thank you for watching abc news. as always we're online at abcnews.com. good night

, you were funded by chesapeake.u explain this oversight? now corrected? mr. siegel: i don't think it was an oversight in the sense that the editors and everyone else at the journal fully understood by the bylines under our names that it would be obvious that we were being paid by chesapeake. chesapeake or any of these large corporations is not just going to hand over 34,000 analysis and say just do with them what you want. it was a collaborative agreement. so my colleagues across the country, when they start seeing these blogs about me, say that i had of course, it must have been paid by chesapeake. but i guess it is an oversight in the context that people brought it up. so we took care oifert. as editor, i have edited five or six journals in my career. i have seen lots of cases like this. yeah, it is a corporate connection. representative beyer: you had great questions about advocacy science. why is it advocacy science when citizens worry about what's happening in their community to their health possibly but it is

. >> and third is chesapeake energy. a stock with either a history or a past. >> we're gingerly pacing our investments in chesapeake right now. it's trading below price to book. generally a&p trade better on cash flow and trade 2.5 times price to cash flow and what i feel good about is that it has over $8 billion of money in the bank so it can wait out long-term low commodity environment. >> is your investment in chesapeake an expression of bullishness about the sector broadly or about the particulars of this company? >> we have been underweight energy for most of 2014 and continue to be for 2015. we want to take opportunities that the market is presenting like chesapeake. >> diane, thank you very much. great picks and thanks for moving quickly through them. we appreciate it. >> thank you, tyler. >> diane jaffey. >>> netflix, the lifted shares of the video streaming service the notes saying it doesn't agree with the competition concerns. reflected in the stock price. shares rose about 3.5% to $454.67 on netflix. citi add

you were funded by chesapeake. can you explain this oversight? now corrected? mr. siegel: i don't think it was an oversight in the sense that the editors and everyone else at the journal fully understood by the bylines under our names that it would be obvious that we were being paid by chesapeake. chesapeake or any of these large corporations is not just going to hand over 34,000 analysis and say just do with them what you want. it was a collaborative agreement. so my colleagues across the country, when they start seeing these blogs about me, say that i had of course, it must have been paid by chesapeake. but i guess it is an oversight in the context that people brought it up. so we took care oifert. as editor, i have edited five or six journals in my career. i have seen lots of cases like this. yeah, it is a corporate connection. representative beyer: you had great questions about advocacy science. why is it advocacy science when citizens worry about what's happening in their community to their health possibly but

it is also useful for navigation into the chesapeake. that is because the seafloor leading into the chesapeake is a very gradual rise. the content of the soil, the content of the seafloor mud, changes slowly. if you know how deep the water is and you know what soil you are bringing up, you have a pretty good idea how far from shore you are. putting all of these together, and using our aggregate, our average of all the different techniques, a sailor could be very confident in his position at sea, in the bay, wherever. these are the skills john had to master. master them he did. by the end of the war, he was lieutenant. as i said, he was greatly honored for his service aboard the uss constitution. i invite you to look at the presentation sword and medal. if you have any questions, i will open the floor. >> the charts that they had, i thought -- [inaudible] kyle: that is the international term for it. it is the same thing. it is a different name for it. >> you would look at that and look at the chart -- is that how it works? kyle: you would

to make you miss characterized chesapeake. chesapeake gas is a hired a national consultant who had a national recognized certified the lab to do the analysis. but they hired independent contractors who are hired with environmental work to do sampling. i don't see that those samples could have been compromised or would have been bad chesapeake hired independent consultants to do the sampling like i hire a laboratory to do an analysis for me. >> you expressed some concern about those that our critical to the failure to your connection in the original peer review but the authors declare no competing interest even though they were paid for you were funded by a chesapeake. >> i don't think it was an oversight that the editors fully understood that chesapeake for any other large corporations will much as two and over 34,000 analysis it is a collaborative agreement so my colleagues said of course, you were paid by chesapeake. so we took care of it. we have seen lots of cases like this. >> you express great concern one side not trusti

it is also useful for navigation into the chesapeake.is because the seafloor leading into the chesapeake is a very gradual rise. the content of the soil, the content of the seafloor mud, changes slowly. if you know how deep the water is and you know what soil you are bringing up, you have a pretty good idea how far from shore you are. putting all of these together, and using our aggregate, our average of all the different techniques a sailor could be very confident in his position at sea, in the bay wherever. , these are the skills john had to master. master them he did. by the end of the war, he was lieutenant. as i said, he was greatly honored for his service aboard the uss constitution. i invite you to look at the presentation sword and medal. if you have any questions, i will open the floor. >> the charts that they had, i thought -- [inaudible] kyle: it is the same thing. it is a different name for it. >> you would look at that and look at the chart -- is that how it works? kyle: you would match this with the chart. you would sight t

, you're paid for by chesapeake and one of the co-authors is an employee of the chesapeake. >> i don't think it was an oversight in the sense that the editors and everyone else in the journal fully understood by the bylines under our names that it would be obvious that we were being paid by chesapeake. chesapeake or any large corporations is not just going to hand over 34,000 analyses and say just do with them what you want. it was a collaborative agreement. and so my colleagues across the country, when they start seeing the blogs about me you know they said, of course you must have been paid by chesapeake. i guess it is an oversight in the context that people brought it up and so we took care of it. as editor you know as i said, i edited five, six journals in my career and i have seen lots of cases like this so yeah it is a corporate connection. >> okay. thanks very much. >> lomax you, again, expressed great concern about so-called advocacy science. and, you know, so much of this is one side not trusting the science of the other. why is it advocacy science when citizens worry about wh

chesapeake bay, still very cold.ing to take a while for the crabs to come out from the mud underneath there. 70 on thursday and 75 on friday. there's a chance of showers but, once again, not an all-day rain. 55 on saturday. of course that's passed over high temperature of 63 and then we get much warmer 67 on monday for the start of the national season. 69 on tuesday and 68 on wednesday. chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. all in all, looking great. if you have tickets against the mets on monday you picked a pretty good one. >> if you have crabs, call him. because apparently he's loving it. thanks doug. >> thanks doug. >>> did you see t >>> okay. some teams you're supposed to beat the crap out of. >> exactly. you better do it right? they are in a lot of trouble if they are not able to beat the 76ers. in fact they are probably the worst teams in the nba but the wizards figured out a way to get them back. this is really good for washington especially for their mental state right now. randy whitman and the wizard

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we have some thunder and lightning up towards the chesapeake, but we're watching this area here winchester still some showers, the heaviest of which around hagerstown and frederick, maryland seeing the lightning and thunder, too. we'll continue to watch as they continue through the hour. then something different moving in towards the end of the week. >> thanks doug. >>> jackie bensen did you get wet? >> reporter: jim, there was an amazing amount of rain and amazing amount of lightning all evening. we have some pictures to show you. take a look. what i can tell you is that this light show went on for hours. local fire departments received numerous calls for reports of lightning strikes, but so far no major damage has been reported. now, with that lightning came gusty winds, as we saw in some video shot in silver springs. some fairly large hail. the rain came in bands and took some by surprise because it followed an afternoon of very sunny weather. >> insane hail. tremendous wind. and a lot of rain. and seeing the lightning and how quickly everything just converged here was incredible. >> re

what you may really be getting when you order chesapeake bay blue crab. plus -- a first-hand look inside the frantic search for survivors moments after a tornado rips through a neighborhood and the strict new limits in place as california deals with the historic drought. doug: and i'm doug hill in the belfort weather center. clear skies and comfortable temperatures. you want temperatures back in the 70's? i think you'll like the forecast still to come, then. so i'm working from home. i get on a video conference. with my boss, and my boss's boss. t i forgot to attach the presentation it sends in a flash, good thing i have fios. i don't and it was taking forever. we don't miss a beat. i'm yelling at the kids to get off wi-fi. get off the movies! get off the video games! i think i got a promotion. i think i need a new job. are you guys hiring. why settle when you can have you have fiber optics with a two year price guaranteed. fios. the fastest, most reliable internet. maureen: breaking news now from tysons corner. that's where news chopper 7 is live over th

blue crab season on the chesapeake bay started yesterday. and officials have said that it's just more cost effective to impore the crabs. >> crabs are expensive. but being from this area there is nothing like blue crab. summer to me means a bush she will will bushel of blue krabs. >> we'll test you see if you can tell the difference. >> i'll go for it. >> crab cakes. oh love them so much. >> oh, my goodness. >> and this morning we're starting off with a bit of a chill in the air. and as we look at skycast 4, we have lots of sunshine on tap this morning. sun comes up at 6:52. getting earlier and earlier sunrises. frederick at 32, manassas 30, those are some of the cold spots. martinsburg at 32. 29 petersburg. most of the area above freezing. bay upper 30s to near 40 degrees. crab cakes! now, as we look at the sky today, just mentioning the bay did it and as we get into the afternoon with the increasing clouds we'll have a blustery wind and temperatures reaching around 70 degrees. #sandal day. you'll be comfortable sandals today. but not this

more along chesapeake. we have the few here, the warming water, moist air. i do anticipate more of these storms coming through chester county, northern new castle and into philadelphia as the evening wears on. once again that tornado watch in effect until 10:00 o'clock tonight. these are the threats. big threat of scattered down powers heavy rain inch an hour, large hail and possibility of severe storms. that would be an inch in diameter damaging wind in the severe cell, 60-mile an hour gusts or greater and once again isolated tornado is possible in that watch area our team coverage continues right new with meteorologist kate bilo on the cbs-3 sky deck for more on this tornado watch and ingredients of why this is all happening good evening, kate. >> reporter: good evening, kathy. even though threat for tornadoes is isolated and localized across our area tonight as we kick off severe weather season this is a reminder you want a plan in place if a tornado warning is issued for your area do you know where you aring accounts basement interior room good exercise

a live look at chesapeake beach a seagull flying by giving us a salute. little bit of a breeze out there and the key here is the wind direction. the wind is coming over with of a water temperature is very chilly. 48 right now at chesapeake each. i know reagan international airport is not of the district but you know what i mean. similar situation there at lexington park. affecting the temperatures. the wind is strong and gusting up to 30 miles an hour. 31 mile an hour gusts. it's also doing a number with the tree pollen. blowing all over the place. maybe early morning showers and a cold front, a really heavy line of thunderstorms across most of central and western kentucky. the good news here by early saturday morning, you should all clear out. and rainy weather tuesday wednesday. alison: let's get a check on traffic. >> look at all this red behind me. it cleared away. i want to show you these backups right nearly highway. get ready for the delay. it you will see how heavy it is. working south and fredericksburg. it is slow. only averaging about 15 miles

this is the chesapeake bay resort up in chesapeake beach in northern calvert county on the chesapeake and through the morning, a few morning clouds got out of the picture here and notice the boats, you know, we show this fairly often and the last time we showed, there weren't many boats in the slips at all. we're getting to that season now. even though it's going to be a bit on the chilly side. gusty winds out there, too, for many areas. 61 degrees in arlington. 59 in winchester. bladensburg had 55. sustained wind speeds starting to come down a little bit. that's a good sign indeed and we're going to see diminishing winds tonight. with the diminishing winds and clear skies there's going to come really cold temperatures. 62 degrees at reagan national airport. temperatures in the 50's and 60's all over the place. 58 in martinsburg. tonight with the clear skies and diminishing winds, temperatures are going to drop and because of that, we have two weather headlines for you tonight. the first is for the second night in a row. a freeze warning in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning north an

brad: this is what you should be getting if you order maryland crab blue crab or chesapeake crab. see that familiar shape and that beautiful blue color? when buying crab meat you have to read the label carefully. in a restaurant there's no way to know for sure if it is local seafood. that's why oceana is sounding the alarm. >> >> give me what i want. >> you should sell maryland crab cakes. brad: brad bell, abc 7 news. alison: brad tells us oceana did not name any of the restaurants in the area. it cannot say for certain where in the supply chain the switch was made. leon: it appears you can't say that people taste the difference. can you? doug: one thing to watch for being a native marylander and beware, if you're looking for crab meat you know, whole crab meat, make your own if it says blue swimming crab that's not it. the chesapeake bay blue crab is the only species that is maryland blue crab. if calenektu sapidose. leon: did you learn that in second grade or third grade? doug: i love my crabs. i love blue skies, too look at this. sunshine looking live at the capitol. couple of

chesapeake virginia.aller: if you can do it in one place, you can do it in another. right here in america you have terrorists all over. if you can do drones to attack people all overseas, you should use them right here in america. your ku klux klan, white supremacist groups. training to kill people. they come out from those camps and join the police force just to kill people of color. you need to send some drones and search out these terrorist camps right here in america and wipe them out. if you can use drones in one place, it use them everywhere. right here in america. host: arthur in chesapeake, virginia. john is up next on that line for those who support the use of drones. good morning. caller: good morning. we support using drones but you have to have human intelligence on the ground to run these programs. it can't just use a sim card in a cell phone because you think someone is there and drop a bomb on a building. your other caller was referring to white people are killing black and brown people. th

the media also challenge us on how chesapeake's consultants sampled the water for natural gas.wildly recommended method used by epa and various state agencies and others for decades. there is no issue on that. what about the results? we could not repeat duke's results. instead of using 141 samples, we used 11,309 samples in an area with 661 gas wells. we found high and low concentrations of natural gas occurred low -- close and far from natural gas with no discernible pattern. we could easily see this in a graph. but we as for robust statistical methods to confirm it. why couldn't we we produce duke's results? i think they just had insufficient samples. please understand that i know that gas wells could still fell -- fail. but the pennsylvania spearman shows this happens less than 1% of the time. our data supports this. our study points suggest we not jump to conclusions about contaminated water by anything without having a sampling program designed to characterize the problem. thank you very much. rep. smith: thank you dr. siegel, mr. lomax. mr. lomax: good morning and thank y

it's in the mid to upper 40s around the chesapeake bay. near it by suburbs, montgomery prince george's fairfax, mid 40s. further to the west bright sunshine blue sky. shenandoah valley panhandle of west virginia in the mid and upper 40s. beautiful morning as well out of the mountains starting off in april. it's in the mid-40s there. coming up in a couple of minutes, a look at the changes on the way as we get towards the weekend and the all-important nationals home opener forecast. >> reporter: i'm here in the newsroom with tom sherwood. has are you headed out to do? >> a great assignment. going to the nats back park. the season starts with a charity game saturday against the new york yankees. on monday opening day at 4:00 against new york mets. every year the nats this is their tenth year a lot of people thought we'd never get baseball again. now we have it here ten years. every year they do a preview of the new foods are available. this year also security stuff. don't take metal. you have to go through security first time ever. a major le

there white caps and that's the same story out on the chesapeake bay and it is noticeably freezing. the blossoms are fresh enough to hold on against the wind. mid-and upper 50s. the low 60s and the afternoon planner today. breezy and sunshine filled. temperatures in the low 60s. the local boat ride. highs today it's 67 in washington and fredericksburg. 69 degrees in culpepper and 66 in menassis. temperatures will cool quickly once the sun goes down. we will look at tomorrow and the weekend, coming up. >> check in with you then thanks. >> police need your help finding this woman. the 25-year-old woman was abducted overnight and forced out of her apartment by a man with a knife. we can show you the suspect. police don't have his name. investigators say he got into the menassis home after midnight. the suspect and victim do know each other. they don't believe he is a threat but he is possibly armed. >> we are following a developing story in anne arundel county. we know the identity of the man arrested. colvin white is charged with several crimes. this was at a convenience store on east

for us, we do have a little light rain across central and northern parts of the chesapeake bay. here in the metro area, your forecast for the next couple hours, temperatures rising to 73 degrees this afternoon. . before the showers move in rain likely at 8:00 tonight. temperatures, 66. cool and wet by tomorrow morning. temperatures down near 50. so noticeably cooler and damper weather coming the next couple days. >>> federal regulators are taking a closer look at the nissan versa for safety concerns. the national highway traffic safety administration is looking into an issue that can cause the driver's foot to get caught in the trim panel that holds the carpet carpet. this issue involves the 2014 and 2015 model years. there's been one report of a crash where the driver could not hit the brake fast enough. nissan says it is cooperating with this investigation. >>> consumer groups are asking the federal trade commission to investigate youtube's new mobile app for kids. they launched the app in february that was supposed to provide a safer place for kids to watch videos. parents an

coming weeks and months to get into the 70's and 80's. 72 the high and annapolis, cooler along the chesapeake. just before midday, still in the 50's and 60's. 68 at reagan national, 58 dulles cool spot in manassas right now, 55. tomorrow morning, dry weather, clouds moving in. already moving in on satellite radar, saturday -- scattered clouds over the carolinas. the remainder of the rain will be in the midsection of the country and we have the opportunity for thunderstorms but that will hold off until late monday. but showers from the system arriving by late tomorrow. tonight, we are in the clear, 55 in the city, 40's in the suburbs. tomorrow only in the mid-60's, breezy, the wind out of the east at 10 to 20. after about 5:00, 6:00, that is when we get the rain moving from southwest to northeast. the shower south west of the d.c. metro area in the afternoon, so most of the day should be dry. heading to the nats game, it should be good. monday morning, rain is still possible but then the rain moves out, clearing midday mid-70's the highs. as the cold front comes through, 5:00 or so, that is wh

near 40 by the chesapeake bay. a few spots below freezing. that includes parts of prince william county fauquier county and toward culpeper. a live view from the tower camera. sunrise at 6:52. we'll have about a 30 degree jump from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. up to near 70 degrees by then. noontime lunch hour, it should be climbing into the 60s. those winds will be gusting to around 25 miles an hour during the afternoon. here is rain timing for tomorrow. in the morning, this is as of around 6:00 to 7:00 a.m. this area in glean a little bit of light rain coming across the metro area. and then that heads off to the north and east. it may settle down a bit. 3:00 p.m. could get thundershowers near the pennsylvania border. maybe a few of those just south of washington by 5:00 p.m.. later in the evening, another round of thundershowers coming through late friday night would you ending by dawn on saturday. tomorrow the low 70s. blustery winds will continue on saturday. but cooler with sunshine. sunday the low 60s. looking good for the nats home opener o

blue crab season on the chesapeake bay started this week. they rescued victims from danger led presidential motorcades and policed some of the most restricted air space in the world. you've likely seen park police helicopters overhead while in the district. now an investigation by news 4 i team scott mcfarland raises questions about whether one of the hero helicopters should be grounded. >> it seemed like it was forever. >> reporter: channing blackwell was certain his dad william was about to die. >> in his mind he was gone. >> reporter: stranded on thin ice for an hour in prince william county once you go under and it's so call you're done under the ice. >> only a helicopter rescue could save him. >> i keep repeating, it's coming it's coming. >> reporter: eagle two did arrive and save william blackwell. >> my father would not be here if it were not for the helicopter. >> eagle one has been involved in so many major news events rescuers survivors of the navy yard shooting spree and surveying damage hurricane sandy and providing surveillance

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> hard to fathom of sacrifice of men and women in the military, some paying the ultimate sacrifice, while other return home severely injured, and uphill battle facing them. the wounded warrior project offers programs to help veterans ajust to a new life, and golf has helped them do just that. >> we never talk about the guy that we kill. >> reporter: you can imagine dewitt's mental anguish. >> it haunted me every day. >> reporter: couple that with the physical injuries sustained baghdad, vehicle he was driving hit a roadside bomb. >> i have a plate in the right food, and two prosthetic vertebrae. >> i had about 18 surgeries. because he couldn't examiner, he gained weight, something he said killed three of his friends who were trying to recover with t

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a look at a new survey gauging the number of crabs in the chesapeake bay.e: and the phone lines are open for our ask the attorney phone bank. all you have to do is call 703-236-9220. alison: we will continue to monitor the situation in baltimore as that city tries to recover from a night of riots. we will check back in with leon and the rest of the abc 7 team [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. alison: we'll get back to baltimore now because, as promised, we are about to hear from the mayor and the police commissioner who are about to begin a press conference as we speak. police commissioner anthony best and the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake. this is a live picture, i understand, of where they are. kellye: that's right. we were panning off the police commissioner there. that is the mayor of baltimore, stephanie rawlings-blake who has been one of the main peo

we also had a report of the waterspout in the chesapeake bay.s on the actually down here around the eastern shore of maryland. that is tornado over water. we have a tornado watch yesterday but only report we had was of a waterspout in the chesapeake bay in maryland, just south of baltimore, yesterday. that is what happened. the here's where we are right now seeing last drips and drabs hanging on from this storm. it has not cleared the coast just yet and we may see a stray sure or two but looking around the area is there not much going on that is heavy anymore and no more lightening and thunder to deal with either. this is all out of here over next hour or two and included will clear up. we will see plenty of unshine: the gusty wind will pick up to replace the rain and rest of the the day and night we're fine. who are comes another cold front tomorrow, and in the morning, i would say around 8:00 we will see a few showers from that. maybe noon or 1:00 in the afternoon a couple gusty then are storms because there is colder air behind the next cold

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> good saturday morning to you, sky6 live hd taking a live look over philadelphia international airport right now. it is 53 degrees outside meteorologist chris sowers says it's going to be shaping up to be a beautiful day for us, 5:55 right now. >>> the new apple watch is a hit it sold out in 30 minutes. the first batch will be shipped april 24. many others will have to wait until june. the watches start at 349 and go up to 17 grand. you can make an appointment to try on the apple watch and get fitted. >>> time to save with 6abc, today we're talking about a local organizing company that's cleaning out its own house. if you like estate sales or garage sales this is one you don't want to miss. >> reporter: this is the granddaddy of all garage sales. a

stronger storms across parts of the chesapeake and eastern virginia but that will die down as that cold front pushes through overnight tonight. 54 at the airport this evening and it's just kind of a mild cloudy damp night. it was chilly today. it's almost milder tonight but we'll see temperatures fall back into the 40s before dawn. 54 in philadelphia. but 51 in pottstown. 54 in trenton. 70s for showing up earlier today in southern delaware and cape may county. you guys will actually have a cooler saturday. the rest of us will have a warmer saturday. 48 in the city tonight. 42 in the suburbs. a much choice nicer looking saturday. we've got the sunshine back. it will be dry but also pretty gusty. winds over 30 miles an hour at times. 62 is that high temperature. looks like we see the best weather in the second half of the weekend. i'll have all of that plus a warming trend still ahead in your seven day forecast. >> dawn? >> sounds good. thank you caitlin always make sure you're prepared for the weather to change with the fox 29 weather app. just head to myfoxphilly.com to download the app

and the areas in the chesapeake bay near the naval air station is all moving to the bay. here we are 5:50 and by 7:00 all the activity will be across the bay. we'll have partly cloudy skies tonight. the showers in pennsylvania should stay to the north. matter of fact we look for clearing tonight and diminishing winds. it is chilly as you point out. 61 degrees in the afternoon here. bit on the cool side. 50 degrees in gaithersburg and 61 in quantico. tone tonight, it will be chilly. through the day tomorrow partly sunny. it will be windy. temperatures highs about 59 dez degrees and it will stay on the cool side through the weekend. our steve rudin has spent the day in southwest washington getting ready for some earth day celebrations and activities. what do you got, steve? steve: doug, we lucked out here today and the weather really cooperating even though it's a lot cooler right now. here we are at southwest community gardens joined by d.c. united player chris rolf. what brings you down here today? >> i came down here to get them ready for the spring and summer. steve: ho

. >> the chesapeake regional volley ball team disputes the dis-- team says the dispute was over play time. >>> hay have advised the pontiff to eat pasta no more than twice a week and get more exercise. the pope has added weight since taking over as leader of the world. doctors are worried about his hectic schedule, he takes no vacations, and has only one functioning lung. >>> entrepreneurs looking to get ahead may be seeking a new road to success. food incubators are picking up all across the country. chip reid is at one of them union kitchen right here in d.c.. >> if you have ever dreamed of having your own restaurant or catering business, a food incubator like this one is a place to start. it might be tough quarters but sarah isn't complaining because union kitchen is giving her the opportunity to pursue her dream. do you love your work? >> i do. >> reporter: a serious foody she starts at 5:00 a.m. six days a week to make hundreds of salads and sandwiches that she sells to local high end sores and that dream of hers is big. you want your own shop. >> i want a number of shops. >> re

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> alarm also went off in the -- alarms went off in chile below a volcano that continues to spew smoke and ash. it is one of the south america's most active volcanos. >> reporter: as we are checking the traffic locally seeing what's going on, it's quiet around here this morning, this is south philadelphia i-95 at broad street. no problems right now. phils opening day 3:05 expect extra traffic this afternoon. septa subway the broad street line, 3 sports express trains are leaving at 1:08, 2:08. take the sports express trains. >> reporter: at 9:00 a.m. we'll be up to 51. if you have plans to go out and do hot yoga or visit the bakery or call the cab 64 degrees by noon, it's going to be a great afternoon to get the stuff done. 70 at 3:00 p.m. looks like we'll h

around 40 by the chesapeake bay. fredericksburg over to charlottesville, near 40.nandoah valley into the mountains, most locations above freezing except winchester at 32. later today, lots of sun throughout most of the region. tonight clouds will close in a little bit, near 40 by dawn on thursday. a few high cloud, blustery wind tomorrow temperatures, though, warmer. so nice warm end to the end of the week and the first couple of dwas of april up near 70 degrees tomorrow. then on friday, may make it into the low to mid-70s. a lot of clouds around are maybe a morning spring kell or afternoon shower or thundershower. right now does not look like any severe weather. in respec look goods saturday. sunday we'll have it into the low 60s and partly sunny. nationals home opener it will be in the low 60s during the afternoon. partly cloudy and we'll have our temperatures in the upper 60s near 70 again by mid week next weeking maybe showers around on tuesday. next weather and traffic, a look at hometown highs. how is traffic? >>> overall looking pretty good. 66 everything ro

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful.ause we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> good morning 6:00 a.m. on this monday, april 13. here's what's happening. >> philadelphia police issue an arrest warrant for the woman accused of abandoning her disabled son. find out why she can't be placed behind bars just yet. >> hillary clinton enters the 2016 presidential race and wastes no time hitting the campaign trail. >> warmer weather is coming in for the start of the week. >> let's outside to david

of guess that's why they call chesapeake beach. beautiful area. boats are out. people are waiting for spring and waiting for a good weekend. this might be it coming up. this is wednesday with the sunshine. we have tomorrow and friday to deal with. it looks like rain will be part of that forecast and then get on to good stuff for the weekend. look at this. 75 in baltimore now. 75 in manassas and 76 in fredricksburg. through the evening hours we'll stay fairly mild. later tonight, we'll drop in the 50's. that's not chilly. that's mild for overnight. that's because clouds will be moving in and the winds will be out of the south. may see a stray shower overnight and by morning off to the west. a lot of stuff is happening in the atmosphere. it will interact with this system coming in from the lakes and other stuff happening in the atmosphere. we'll have cloudy skies and cooler temperatures for a couple of days and there will be periods of rain. it appears the heaviest rain is going to set up west of the metro area and south and east of

the chesapeake bay were brought -- were robert e. lee was born on a great plantation called stratford hall. built by his great great uncle thomas lee. thomas lee. thomas lee has the distinction of no other american. he fathered two signers of the declaration of independence. and a great house that thomas lee bill that stratford was the symbol of the great wealth that the lee family accumulated on the potomac river. they truly were one of virginia's finest families. and and not far from stratford hall, a short drive away westmoreland county you we will find were george washington was born. by the time robert ely was born in 1807 george washington was long dead. but but the lee and washington names had already been fused together command that was because of robert e lee's father a man named henry white horse harry lee. white horse harry lee was one of george washington's most trusted count -- cavalry commanders. that is how he earned that nickname. but what makes the most famous is what he did after the war. he wrote a eulogy for resul

all that is moving to the northeast towards the middle peninsula at the lower end of the chesapeake bay. just a few showers tonight we think. we'll continue to monitor that. eventually that will land the thunderstorms well south and east of d.c. and then we'll see clearing skies overnight and on tap for a beautiful weekend. join you that with in a few minutes, maureen? maureen: thank you, doug. a fairfax county police officer is facing possible child pornography charges tonight. the officer, a 15 year veteran whose name has not been released has been relieved of duty pending an investigation. he has not yet been charged. police received a tip this week that child pornography had been uploaded through their servers. they traced the upload to a home in fairfax county which they say is owned by that police officer. new developments tonight about the man charged in last night's kidnapping and shooting spree that went from d.c. to maryland. 48-year-old ronald anderson is accused of kidnapping his girlfriend, shooting and killing a u.s. census security guard and then exchanging gunfire with d

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> wusa9 news is sponsored in part by nissan. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> i know what you're thinking. you went away and put your spring stuff on yesterday and today you came out and almost froze to death. >> welcome to d.c. april with be tough. >> what was that gesture, hand on the heart? were you trying to brace yourself for something? >> i'm keeping myself warm. >> keep that transitional suit tomorrow. then you can ditch it for the spring suit friday. we're looking at a yellow alert tomorrow and friday. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temperatures sitting on 50 the last couple hours in d.c. most of the burbs are in the 40s now. winds east, northeasterly at 10.

average is 66, so a little above. 68 gaithersburg, 69 andrews, 60 degrees in annapolis because the chesapeake bay waters are only in the upper 40's, low 50's. right now, not that chilly, 57 reagan national, 55 dulles, 51 bwi-marshall. we stay in the 50's downtown but the suburbs falling into the 40's. tomorrow looks great. the cherry blossoms will still be looking fantastic. if you did not have an opportunity to check them out this weekend, tomorrow looks great. you may have clouds in the morning, but that will give way to sunshine. 1:00 am a 60 nine degrees, 73 the afternoon high. it will be breezy, the wind out of the southwest pumping in the warmer air mass, between 10 and 20 miles per hour. the high pressure moving offshore, the southerly breeze pumping in the warm air mass. class from this week system off to the west may greet us early tomorrow morning, but it will not produce rain. it is this system, the midsection of the country, that will bring showers tuesday. let's zoom in, futurecast, the timing. tomorrow night, 7:00, you don't have to worry about rain tomorrow for the morning or e

(laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful.se we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. . >>> hey, welcome back to the verizon center, everybody, or as i like to call it, the only place in town where the anxiety is worse than congress. the caps set off alarm bells around town in game one. the sky is falling, that is what everybody seems to be saying, especially caps fans. but is the sky really falling? we will see. i guess we will find out in about two hours. the caps playing game one like it was an intrasquad scrimmage. tells reporters a couple of hours ago quote nothing against new york but we were not very good in game one. we spoke to players and coaches moments ago and here is what they had to say about the urgency in game two. >> we played one game. there are six more to go. we just have to go out and do what we have been working on and

. > discover the chesapeake experience.heck out this picture, this guy climbed all the way up the flagpole of the stevens institute in hoboken. he was actually looking through binoculars, but we didn't know what he was doing up there. if you know what he was doing up there, let us know on facebook or twitter. every where be wear apparently scarborough has recalled 30,000 tubs of hum us. check your fridge guys. i know i had it in mine. chris cope land former nick nba player stabbed out in front of a new york nightclub what do you got. >> once again drama for one nightclub. however, just the other day chris cope land and his he girlfriend were attacked right outside the nightclub, actually stapped multiple times by a guy they didn't even know. >> that's cope land present the nba. wait, is he a former nick. >> so he played for the new york nicks. >> yes, he played for the new york nix and now he plays for the indiana pacers. we talked to tmz about their exclusive footage right after the stabbing happened. >> everyone says that

from restaurants in maryland, and they found that more than one third of craps were not blue the chesapeake bay. in most cases, the crab was a different species from asia. misleading crops were most often found in annapolis and baltimore. alison: eat at your own risk. weather-wise, nothing risquÉ these days. steve: it is looking really nice out there. tonight is derived, it's clear. tomorrow, back in the sunshine. temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than we had today. can't complain. we've got to keep the trend going. that is the goal. outside we go this hour, and we are looking at mainly clear skies. our temperature at reagan national airport at 52 degrees. at least we don't have the breezy conditions like we had earlier this morning. those wins have really subsided. we had a high temperature today of 61 degrees, right on target for this time of your. the record sounds pretty nice. 89 degraw is -- degrees may be too hot for this time of year. look at the sunset, now past 7:30. if your allergies are bothering you, the reason why, tree pollen. it's really going to increase. the national par