this happened on crain highway about 8:00 last night.re and ems says one victim has life threatening injuries, another is in critical condition. >>> a man charged with the deadly stabbing of a metro rider heads back to court today. jasper spires will be a raped today in the murder of 24-year-old kevin sutherland. investigators say spires tried to rob zutsutherland ae >>> the second baltimore officer accused in the death of freddie gray is back in court. during the first day of edward nero's bench trial, dramatic police video was shown. nero is one of the officers who arrested gray and helped put him into the van. prosecutors say the injuries that killed gray happened in the van without a seat belt. nero faces assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges. >>> be sure to follow chris gordon, he will be in the court. his twitter is @chrisgordonnews. he'll have the latest inside the edward nero trial. >>> developing story this morning, public schools may be at risk of losing federal money if they don't allow transgender su

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southbound crain highway at 50, the left lane gets by the paving project. as we take a look, let's try to advance. it is not advancing here. some travel times around town, of course, everything right now is on time. we don't have too many worries. let me see if i can get it to come up here. we are having issues here this morning. give it a kick in the hard drive. finally, here we go. travel times, 270 south from germantown to the spur, no problems. top of the beltway looking good here this morning. 66 and 95 also rolling along. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. chuck and i are going to beat up our computers and be back in a couple minutes. >> get the i.t. guy running down the hall. eugene is going to get you. >>> and this is one of those things that we love showing on air. you take a look at that formation, this is the blue angels practicing over annapolis. they are holding an air show there today. this is all in advance of the naval academy graduation on friday. the blue angels are all navy and marine corps pilots. some of the

this in prince george's county, two condition, the other six with non-life-threatening injuries on crain highway southwest. no word on what led to the crash, but stay with us for updates as we get the information. also tonight, the obama administration will be issuing a directive when it comes to bathroom use by transgendered people. it will tell every public school district to allow transgendered students to use bathrooms that matched their gender identity. this letter will be side by officials at the justice department and the department of education. while not legally binding, schools that do not comply would be sued. the controversy started when north carolina passed a law requiring everyone to use bathrooms based on their gender at earth. north carolina department are suing each other over the issue. cameras were rolling when a woman was taken into custody after a bomb threat at joint base andrews. the woman is accused of having a claim of a bomb strapped to her chest as she entered the visitor center. jay korff has how the situation was handled. jay: a terrifying, bizarre ordeal ma

right now eight people are hurt from a major crash at crain highway southwest and timothy branch drive last night. traffic was backed up for miles. prince george's county fire and ems say one victim has life threatening injuries and another is in critical condition. >>> the second baltimore police officer accused in the death of freddie gray is back in court for a second day today. during the first day of edward nero's bench trial, dramatic video was shown reacting the arrest. prosecutors say the inju that van and he wauchts wearing a seat belt. prosecutors say is that a department violation. nero faces assault, misconduct in office and reckless endangerment charges. chris gordon will be back in court this morning. follow him at chris gordon news oig for the latest inside the edward nero trial. >>> frustrated travelers at the phoenix sky harbor international airport after more than 3,000 checked bags not only missed the flights, but they sat in 90 plus free heat for a little while. all because of a flub with tsa screening systems. things are back online and the tsa as been doing a numb

prince george's county looking good, indian head highway, 228, crain highway, everything looking goodanch avenue, pennsylvania avenue as well. good morning, chuck bell. another nice one today. >> yes indeed, top down weather again for today. and the four things you need to know before you make your plan, more and more summerlike with each passing day. getting very close to 90 degrees both today and tomorrow. weekend will start dry, but then there is tropical moisture we may be dealing with towards hourly temperatures today up, up and away. we'll be mid to upper 80s. and if you're thinking about the beach, saturday looks like it will be near perfect. >>> it's one of the most dangerous intersections in the district and mary cheh wants to see changes. we're talking about 14th street at columbia road in northwest. derrick ward joins us live from that intersection with details. >> reporter: what makes this t. so dangerous? the cars and traffic and pedestrians pedestrians. every year mary chaeh puts the list together of the most dangerous intersections. voir, connecticut avenue, a lot of pe

johnson & johnson celebrating national nurses week and crain ringing the bell.rian moynihan, the ceo of bank of america on the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans and company. see you tomorrow, kell. >> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. finishing with the dow going out positive. it was looking dicey, adding 12 points. we'll keep an eye on it. not the same for the s&p 500. they are going to finish slightly lower, around 2064. nasdaq, 23 more points to 4737. investors are getting ready for the state of consumer spending. we have courtney reagan standing by and susan li watching for shake shack results. don't miss an interview with bank of america ceo brian moynihan on the state of the banking industry. that's coming up. joining the panel, mike san tolely, welcome and cnbc contributor, stephanie. for more on today's market tim seymour joins us as well. we were talking a moment ago about what a weird market. a day, a year. what stands out to you about today? >> the continued dramatic rotation. today, all these name brand sto