with 7,000 chronically homeless in dc. back to you in the studio, mike. >> thank you. >>> police in pittsburgh are looking for two gunmen after five people were shot and killed in a backyard cookout wednesday night. officers tried to console the families while they were still investigating the shooting. four people were found dead at the scene. a fifth victim died on the way to the hospital. party-goers ran for their lives, when the shots started. >> they were all fleeing toward the back door of the residence when the second gunman fired from the side of the yard. and they all seemed to get caught on the back porch. >> and three other victims are in the hospital right now. two of them are in critical condition. and police are still looking for suspects and a motive in this case. >>> dc residents are trying to figure out how to get the guns off city streets here so they can at least slow down the violence in the district. but that continues to be a tough job. police were busy chas scenes overnight. two shootings in southeas

dc click beverage control board says sit will endly restaurant liquor license moratorium. restaurants can apply for licenses april 9th. tavern and nightclub liquor licenses will be limited to total of six. s >>> federal railroad> fe administration held a public forum at union station to present expansion plan. vee sam p side of passenger conquers, new restrooms and boarding gate. history making surgery at johns hopkins and baltimore doctors perform first liver and kidney transplant with a donor infected with hiv. the organs would normally be discarded because of the infection the organ will not beb offered to patients who are not hiv positive. >> hot pouring of love and support for former toronto mayor rob ford. -- ford. funeral for the 46 year old wasw held in toronto today. thousands of mourners gathered. end of ford term was laden with his drug and alcohol use.se. he leaves behind an eight year old son and ten years old daughter who says her father is now the mayor of heaven. he died last week following a battle with cancer. >>> dale earnhardt plans to donate his brain

yes, dc is on the list. the hand hasn't announced specific dates yet but it will feature axl rose and slash on stage for the first time since 1993. they are back this is going to be a beyonce not coming to dc. >> she's not. >> the animals are getting a little too close for comfort in area neighborhoods. what you can do to help keep them away from your home. >> the wizards suffering another frustrating loss in overtime. >>> fairfax county consider yourselves on alert. police say there have been several reports of bear sightings recently and they aren't deep in the woods. >> jennifer davis with a report from vienna. >> it was an exciting morning. >> reporter: whitney is talking about thursday morning when she and her husband glanced out their kitchen window only to discover it looked like someone had a wild party overnight on their patio. >> we were kind of confused at first but i had heard there were bears in vienna so my first thought was i wonder if the bears made it over to our house. >> they had and a qui

remember this scene at an intersection in dc? how about this scene when riders stopped traffic on the beltway. and this most recently when an officer was hit in camp springs by an atv. >> kids can't come out on th streets. they aren't looking for safety, they do whatever they want to do. >> reporter: some complain police just turn a blind eye. in dc chief cathy lanier forbids her officers to chase. >> my legislation would have made it illegal to park the dirt bikes anywhere in public space. it would require individuals who own the dirt bikes to register them so we can have a record, be able to track who owns them and whatever they're supposed to be and it would have created a staggered system of increasing penalties for those who are caught riding the dirt bikes. >> reporter: he tells us he rides bikes legally. the solution is finding a legal place for dirt bikes and atvs to ride in the city. some people have pointed out what about the big huge lots near rfk. that would be the perfect place to have these bikes come in and ride in

is a 28 unit dc back department. mission is to help homeless people find jobs, but making sure the basic needs are met, first. >>> for a quick check on the weather, here is topper. >>> a gorgeous night. you don't detect the coolness and the wind is howling but not bad at 52 and the windsor gusting up to 30 miles an hour. the winds are dying down and it will be a cold night. the temps will be the 30s and tomorrow, at the bus stop, it will be a chilly start. 30 to 45. some schools are still going and a light jacket is a good idea. and milder finish tomorrow and warmer on wednesday and thursday. the 70s returned by midweek. for the evening plan, temps in the 50s and not bad with generally clear skies. in terms of low temperatures, they will be in the 36 in gaithersburg on some areas will go down below 30s. 30 in cumberland and get ready for a cold night. the winds will die down and the chilly morning with temperatures in the 30s tomorrow morning. they will end up in the 50s and 60s. it should be 60 just about everywhere

the driver led police on a chase through dc. right as the evening rush got started. driving northbound in the southbound lanes at one time. he hit a couple of car. he crashed into a united states park police cruiser in northeast. he tried to run but officers were able to catch him. no word on charges just yet. >>> an hd basketball player is recovering at home after being shot in the back just steps from his mom's apartment. she said that it after a highlight in his basketball career. >> reporter: montgomery was on his way home. his mother said he was just trying to walk away when he was shot in the back >> the boy called my house and said i have been shot. come and get me. i went up the desperate got him. >> reporter: she collected her injured son around 11:30 once she saw the wound and the blood on his back she called the police. an ambulance raised him to the hospital >> they could have killed him. what you going to tell me? >> reporter: the thrilling semi- final game went to double ot. is he a key player who scored eight points in the win. >> they doing something

roses and ac/dc song?> yes, "sweet child of mine" and "back in black" as one. >> sweet black child of mine? [laughter] >> justin bieber had a camp -- camping weekend. he stripped off all his clothes and stood next to the lake. >> who physically takes this picture? >> the person laying on the blanket. >> the boy takes this picture of you? >> what's the line between bro weekend and brokeback weekend? [laughter] >> hugh jackman at bondi beach. it's total chaos in the water. his son clearly caught in some sort of current riptide. >> how old is he?

right now it's 50 degrees in dc. dew point at 48. the winds from the east at 7 miles per hour and i am looking at seeing some fog in the overnight hours. so it will get a little bit dicey in terms of your visibility in the morning as well. so clouds and showers for tonight. areas of fog, winds from the southeast. 49 degrees for and as we get ready to start a brand new week and holiday monday for some of you, we're talking monday morning showers. the good news is, the sun won't be too far away before it makes an appearance and i'll let you know when that will be a little later with that 7-day forecast as well, back to you. >> and it was definitely a cool morning but that didn't stop thousands from attending sunrise services at the lincoln memorial. the tradition dates back 38 years and in the past the service has attracted church-goers from around the country. ai unique experience people attending are able to see the sunrise with the washington sunrise and the u.s. capital dome in the background. >> now on to the middle east where tho

they've been dubbed dc 2 and dc 3.arly suggestions on social media include sasha and malia and cherry and blossom. so proceed with caution. >> dc 2 and dc 3 are the least creative names. >> i like it. >> maybe they parents. >> we have some time here for some weather. great weather looking into the week. >> into the week, yes. we'll get through tonight where we've got a little bit of light snow and some mix it will be out of the way by tomorrow. >> on behalf of the baby birds. [all speaking foreign language] [hip-hop music] ♪ [cheers and applause] - you sunk my lifeboat! still not as big a bomb as that horrible battleship movie, now available on blu-ray/dvd combo pack. welcome to tosh.0. tonight's over-priced concert tee with sexy stubble

reporting live near dc fire headquarters, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> the dc firefighter who risked his life to save a woman trapped from a burning apartment is out of the hospital. he was injured after he removed his air mask and gave it to a woman when he could not breathe. today he walked out of the hospital hand in hand with his wife, fellow firefighters and doctor and members of his motorcycle club. >> what i did wasn't extraordinary. it's what we've been trained to do. you may hear that it was extraordinary, but it's not. my instinct was to help phyllis. >> he said he actually spoke with phyllis today. the woman he saved. shea's expected to remain in the hospital for a while longer. >> lots of emotions and laughter during a final good-bye today to former first lady nancy reagan. around 1,000 loved oesn and dignitaries celebrated her life. among those who spoke at the service, nancy's son, ron reagan junior. >> my mother had one great talent and i think it was that she knew how to love and she loved one man more than the world. >> mrs. reagan has been buried beside her h

we'll have an update when we return. >> and rg3 is done in dc. the redskins officially released the quarterback they drafted to be the future of the france chiis. his parting message coming up. is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection. wake up with wegmans family pack ♪ 1,2,3,4 you can save 30% or more. from tasty energy bars to creamy and delicious yogurt. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. u save 30% or more? sfx: finger snap wegmans family pack. we do it because we're family too. >>> you may notice a slight change in smell and taste of the tap water. they're switching up the chemical used to treat the water at the washington aqueduct. >> it approves the water qualifity. for a couple of months we switch to chlorine which helps improve the water quality. also helps m bacteria and other things that might impact your health and don't form in the pipes. >> this is planned the switc

this is a live look at the dc eagle nest camera. they have been carefully watching over their two eggs. the first could hatch as soon as next tuesday. everybody is encouraged to guess on the day and time using the hash tag dc eagle camera on twitter, facebook. you can app. what do you think? >> how about a weak from tomorrow? >> there you go. i will say two weeks tomorrow. >> okay. >>> one thing that's crazy is that we spotted some snow. if you go on twitter you can see that patch of now. that was here at our station. >> just across the street. i had a lot of people say there are piles in shopping centers where it was piled up to 20 feet high. >> and then where it's not hitting as much. let's take a live look. it's 71. it's just really quite nice. winds have calmed down. turned northwesterly as the cold front rolls through. morgantown. pittsburgh n to ohio. entering west virginia. we are okay. if you have plans on this thursday night no showers until then they will be few and far between. you will and then that -- it looses its punc

a popular dc bar slapped with violations because of its restroom. questioning how the city is enforcing the law. >> continues. a knife found on the property. your news at 10:00 starts right now. >>> right off the top tonight, a charles county teenager found knocked unconscious on the bathroom floor at his school. thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. that beaten happened at west lake high school in waldorf. the mother claims the school didn't do enough to help her son. sarah simmons joins us with the latest. >> this what her son looked like after a beat-down in the bathroom. his mother is livid and says his injuries were bad enough that he had to be flown to the hospital from the school. >> reporter: you can see the wound on her ninth grade son's head but it's the massive bump on his forehead that really gets your attention. >> my unconscious in the boys' bathroom with a knot the size of an apple on his head. >> reporter: she is angry about how west lake hospital dealt with the attack on her son. she says someone took t

dc will start using ambulances rather than dc fire and ems to trajs port patients suffering from minor medical emergencies. fox 5 has learned the service will start march 28th and it will operate 18 hours a day. the private ambulances with trained emts on board will handle basic emergencies like cuts and sprains. but dc fire and ems personnel will continue to care for patients with severe conditions like chest pains, overdoses and severe allergic reactions. >> a lot of our members are still apprehensive are we abandoning the patient when we give them to amr and the same thing for the citizens. and the reality is no. we have an opportunity to treat the patient, make sure the patient is stable, turn that patient over to somebody who has the same training as them to transport the patient so they can get back in service and to respond. >> firefighters have been told to be friendly but firm with patients when explaining the new protocols. >> with all the warmer weather comes an issue that has some dc residents pretty heated. take a look at this video right there. police tell us there has be

news and dc weather in the app store. let's bring back gwen. by the way, as we just told you, it's time to spring ahead and move your clocks one hour forward. but some states are upset about the annual tradition and are joining forces to tryto end to daylight saving time. let's get the latest now from fox's bryan llenas. >> reporter: as most americans brace themselves for losing an hour of sleep, some corners of the country are considering eliminating daylight saving time. all in all 13 states are considering bills or resolutions wanting to change daylight saving time. there's no consensus as to how. california has a bill that would ask voters to abolish the practice of changing clocks twice a year. if the bill is passed and apriifd by the voters, the sulfate could join hawaii and most of arizona in choosing not to observe. in massachusetts and rhode island, they want to go further and shift to the atlantic time zone. >> atlantic time is we would stay in a perpetual state of daylight savings. we would be equal with approx

. >> after the fatal shooting dc police said this. >> we don't know what the subject matter was, but it's not believed to be random. >> however the family disagrees. they say he was a sophomore at largo high school and lived in maryland. he's described as a quiet kid who was in rotc an basketball and fashion. his family feels it's unlikely he had problems with anyone in the northeast dc neighborhood where he was visiting his mother when he was killed. devonte's grandfather is also upset because he said in the moments after the shooting, help was no where to be found. >> so were there any security guards, any armed metro police officers? >> no. no one was around. she saw the station manager, he was slow to react because she noticed a guy running past him and jumping over the turn aisles. >> tonight dc police have not made an arrest they also have not made an arrest or released any surveillance or photos from the metro station. they are offering a 25 noud award for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> an the district firefi

dc 3 was hatched, we saw dc 2 hatch yesterday. at some point they'll nake the me the eaglets but now going with dc 2 and 3. >> did you watch a little bit yesterday? >> i did. >> i did. i'm getting -- i was getting updates through the night, people telling me the mom has flown off, tian aken a break, the dad is sitting on the eggs, everybody is being cared for. i appreciate everybody on twitter that has gotten hooked on this dc eagle cam and updating these throughout the night. >> we'll get back to the eagles in a bit. >> right it our top story this morning, another day filled with protests and violence at donald this morning we're hearing from one of the men injured in the protests. jacob rascon is in tucson this morning. good morning. >> reporter: the front lines of the immigration debate, where donald trump and ted cruz spent a lot of time recently. that protester sucker punched and beaten while on the ground. he tells me his only thought was to protect his head and he says it was worth it. the anger is palpable. violence is see

scores of dc residents came out to arena state last night to hear the speech. some of the highlights include public safety and the minimum wage. the crowd gave mayor bowser a standing ovation when she talked about her plans to close dc general family center. but the mayor failed to mention her appointment of james edward kyle to saint elizabeth hospital. some says he's unqualified for the job. >> a misconduct complaint against the dc judge, now closed. richard robert was accused of sexually assaulting a teenage utah woman, when he was a prosecutor, and she was a witness. utah attorney general, says, they received notice yesterday, that the complaint against judge robert was closed. the notice says the case was closed retired last week. before retiring, roberts was the chief judge of the us district court for the district of columbia. >> a supreme court in deadlock over a bankruptcy case. the dispute involves missouri bank and development company that defaulted on it loan. the company owned by two couples, the wives filed suit claiming discrimination for being r

fofor more on this announcement, let's go to dc bureau and chief national corespondent jim osman. it's like game on now, isn't it. >> indeed it is, game on in dc and there was a lot of scuttle in washington. the president had -- garland is 63-year-old. he's a moderate with an ivy league education who didn't add much diversity to the court, but may force the hand of the republicans who president obama's nominee. and wait for the next president. garland clerk for the late supreme court justice william, president's no, -- president nominee -- garland was touched. >> thank you, mr. president. thisis is the greatest honor of my life other than my wife mamarrying me. it's the greatest gift i have received and there's birth of our daughters. >> now, some of the republicans in the senate voted for mayor garland when he was placed on the court of appeals, but that doesn't matter because the gop says it't's about the principle of waiting for the president to what's interesting, the next president, let's say a president hillary clinton or president donald trump, the republicans may not like

virginia-north carolina happening here in dc. great defensive team and here they turn the d to a little o. the finish and a foul but the tarheels just too much. the cavs are outscored. north carolina wins the acc tournament 61-57. so here's how the local teams are shaping up. a little less than 20 hours from the official bracket being announced on cording to fox sports. virginia sitting as a number one seed in the east. maryland, they fall fast. they were in consideration for possibly a 2 seed, now they're looking like a 5 seed also in the east. gw are currently on the bubble. they might sneak in as an at-large tomorrow. coming up we go from football to futbol to footy right after this. >>> the tears were fake but his emotions are real. >> after we got knocked out of the playoffs, i was sitting here in my basement, alone. i always watch on my big screen here. and you know i got all this rg3 stuff around me you know what i mean and i'm not ashamed to say i got emotional, you know what i mean? yeah, i'm just a fan, you know what i

the two birds have been dubed dc 2 and dc 3. dc 1 is the eagle that successfully hatched last year. the baby eagles won't keep those nicknames forever because the public will soon be able to vote on permanent names. some early suggestions include sasha and malia and cherry and blossom. >> it's probably the most watched eagles nest ever. >> what would you pick? do you have names? >> i am indifferent to it. i like if you want to keep the lady you go with sasha malia. you could do jen and barbara if you wanted to go back one administration. >> that's true. >> still to come at 10:00, a key suspect in the paris attack now in police custody. >> how his capture is already proving valuable for investigators. >> could your workout help treat and prevent cancers. >> when it comes to the nicest person you know, it may be all in their head. how being nice is hardwired for some of us. >> yeah. >> investigators are beginning to examine the black boxes of a plane that crashed in russia friday night. we're told the boxes were badly damaged but shoirts say they've been able to retrieve good informat

we begin southeast dc. a teen was stabbed inside the navy yard. our matt yurus is live on the scene. so what's the latest? >> reporter: the teen suffered amie your cut and stand wound. they are working to find out what happened here. but the teens involved are not cooperating. a witness saw the teens arguing and rough housing before the stabbing happened. we are gathering more information now. we will update you on wusa9.com and on our app. live in southeast, matt yurus, wusa9. >> thank you so much matt. >>> police asking for the public's help as they look for a man who broke into a woman's college park apartment and raped her while she was sleeping early this morning. matt yurus worked this story before heading out on the breaking news. >> it is odd. >> reporter: police say this is exactly where the suspect alledl when she realized it wasn't her boyfriend, she made noise causing the suspect to flee from this apartment at the 4500 block of fourdom lane. >> i heard the police, that is what woke me up. >> reporter: no one else heard anything either.

they said nicholas cunningham of waldorf sold pot in the v -- pot in dc. the judge sentenced him to 180 days in jail but suspended the time under the condition that he complete supervised probation. >>> coming up, hulk hogan goes back to court after the jury awarded him $116 million. >>> first, privacy and security takes center stage at the debut of apple's. >>> march is a windy month and these are the latest winds gusting. gusting up to 30 in gaithersburg and hagerstown, 23 per mile wind gusts. we will talk about >>> apple introduced an updated iphone and other products today. the companies battle over privacy issues took center stage at the product launch. tomorrow, the fbi and apple square off in federal court. apple refuses to request -- to create a special software to unlock an iphone used by a san bernardino terrorist. >> we need to decide, as a nation, how much power the government should have over our data. and, over our privacy. >> in today's product launch, apple rolled out a new iphone that has a 4-inch display and will cost only $399, not a lot

. >> a popular dc bar slapped with a violation for having separate rest rooms for men and women. why they're being told to get rid of the gender sign. >> as the weather warms up beware of rabid animals. why you should be athe lookout. thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. we begin the 11:00 tonight with a maryland mother who is frustrated and angry. her son had to be air lifted to the hospital after he was found unconscious in his high school. >> sarah simmons joins us with more. >> reporter: this is what latisha wilson's done had looked like after a beat-down in the bathroom. his mother is livid and says his injuries were bad enough he had to be flown to the hospital from the school. you can see the wound on her ninth grade son's head. but it's the massive bump on his forehead that really gets your attention. >> my child was found unconscious in the boy's bathroom with a knot the size of an apple on his head. >> reporter: she is angry about how westlake high school dealt with the attack on her son. she says the ninth grader remembers three boys comi

unlike washington you can trust what this dc says. the senior contributor to the federal list dc mcallister. and whatever you do, don't let him pet your rabbit. george. and looming next to me is comedian ben kissel. >> you know what fairy tales are missing 1234 semiautomatic rifles. the nra family has rewritten a couple of children's classic stories. see if you notice what is different. there is hansel and gretle have guns and little red riding hood has a gun. i think it is the guns. that's what is different. they added guns to the story. the presence of firearms means they never get shoved into an oven. instead they storm the ginger bread layer and make a citizen's arrest and eat her house for dessert. and little red riding hood's grandmother doesn't get eaten because she goes grand tau -- torino on his punctuation ass. i wrote my own book and i want to submit them to the nra. i have ali-baba. rum pell still killing and the princess and the ppk, locked and loaded edition. you have my number. let's do lunch at a gun friendly establish

roses and ac/dc song? >> yes, "sweet child of mine" and "back in black" as one. >> sweet black child of mine? [laughter] >> justin bieber had a camp -- camping weekend. he stripped off all his clothes and stood next to the lake. >> who physically takes this picture? >> the person laying on the blanket. >> the boy takes this picture of you? >> what's the line between bro weekend and brokeback weekend? [laughter] >> hugh jackman at bondi beach. it's total chaos in the water. his son clearly caught in some sort of current riptide. >> how old is he?

so 59 degrees right now at dc. winds are from the east northeast at 6 miles per hour. we've had light winds all day long and that is continuing. and elsewhere in our neighborhoods, temperature-wise, we've got 58 degrees at dulles this here, 56 at baltimore, 54 at leonard stoun. 48 at frederick. as we take a look at what it would be like, we're going to he see a little bit of difference in those temperatures. they go down into the low 40s in most of our neighborhoods. temperature-wise we'll be in the low to mid 40s pretty much everywhere for tonight. we'll see just a few clouds, not a lot, and mostly clear skies before the night is over. here's our next e we're watching all this precipitation in the south. a couple of systems going to head straight up the mid atlantic and this is what's going bring us rain. in the meantime ridge of high pressure, not holding us too bad. mostly clear tonight. but then we're going to see late showers on saturday. i can't rule out saturday, later part of the day starting off maybe just a little bit of drizzle and maybe a light shower or tw

you will have access to the full menu of over 100 dc restaurants. right now all deliveries are free. once the promotional period is up there will be a flat delivery rate of $4.99. deliveries are available daily between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. we were doing to looking to see if it's the full menu. for some restaurants it might be. >> some limit it a bit. they give the drivers a set-up with sand wishes. >> you probably don't want to order from a 5-star >> i probably won't do this when i call. >> it's been a long time. >> is this a party line? get off? >> is that aunt bea in mayberry? >> all right guys. have a fabulous time if you go hit the cherry blossoms tomorrow. great weather. it's going to be in the low 70s. >> 4:25. in the meantime ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our b

as they did when they confirmed merrick garland to the dc circuit. ask they confirm merrick garland now to the supreme court so he can take his seat in time to participate in his work for the american people this fall. he is the right man for the job. he deserves to be confirmed. i could not be prouder of the work he has already done on behalf of the american people. he deserves our thanks and a fair hearing. with that i would like to invite judge garland to say a few words. [applause] >> thank you, mister president. this is the greatest honor of my life. other than the woman agreeing to marry me 28 years ago. also the greatest gift i ever received and there is another caveat, the birth of our daughters, jesse and becky. as my parents taught me by words and deeds, life of public service is as much a gift to the person who serves as it is those he is serving. for me there could be no higher public service than serving as a member of the united states supreme court. my family deserves much of the credit for the path that led me here. my grandparents le

dc police say the double stabbing happened around 2:00 a.m. at the bravo nightclub, located in the 1,000 block of connecticut avenue. police say they believe a plan who got away stabbed -- a plan who got away stabbed both women after an altercation. the incident is under investigation. police are looking for a suspect. anyone with information should contact dc police. >>> the first of two viewings will be held this thursday for fallen prince george's county police officer dakai coalson. family, friends and community members gathered last night, tore for a candlelight vigil at the district three police station. >> he was the kind of officer, when that happen, he goes toward the danger, and so we, our hearts are breaking right now. we are a family and we take care of our officers and they take >> officer colleton was shot dead by another officer as he was mistaken as a suspect. the funeral will be held one week from today. >>> authorities say the only surviving suspect in the november attacks on paris may have been plotting more terror attacks.

general. >> closing dc general is the right thing to do. and h this is what i know. you believe it too. >> reporter: also the state of city's schools and infrastructure. what the mayor did not address was the media, nor did she discuss her new appointment as the director of saint elizabeth's hospital. there are a number of resume red flags. >> this person has issues as far as the hospital that he just came from was closed down with something that i heard. that's not what we need right now. washington dc is in the process of rebuilding. we don't want any negative to effect. and if that's what this person is getting ready to bring, i don't think it's supposed to be there. >> reporter: rhonda johnson is a ce district. she ace reports under kyle's supervision have been shuttered because of negligence are a real concern. >> there is a behavior health movement and we need change in the behavior health system. >> reporter: we did try to get a comment on the mayor from her selection but we are told she's not commenting. we did ask on a twitter poll

rain or mix west of dc tomorrow morning.ng i-81 and points west our friends in the jefferson county and berkeley springs. will be in there in the late morning. rain in the mix in the beltway. heaviest precipitation one to eight tomorrow. may be able to snow a little fast they are not it can melt. only way it'll be able to accumulate. ten tonight you may have plans on this friday night. friday night is still great. not even that cold. 54 ten downtown. 47 in gaithersburg. looking at 52 in still certify spring. by morning clouds start to over spread the area but look. temperatures above freezing everywhere. 40 in sterling. 37 in -- we get in ten hour there is juror snow along the i- 81 corridor. get in to the 1:00 hour. there's the rain downtown with snow in the northern and western suburbs. surface temperatures, 44 leesburg. 40 cumberland and romney. the atmosphere can support snow but the surface for this particular case not going to be able to let it accumulate. that's a typical march storm in to the latter part of march. by

former dc mayor vincent gray is trying to make a political comeback. he is running for his old ward 7 seat. spent his life committed to public service and he says he'll fight for the people of dc. >> we can't and we shouldn't tolerate in justice. frankly we see too much injustice in america today. >> gray was previously elected to the ward 7 seat back in 2004 before running successfully for council chairman and then mor mary vet alexander currently holds the ward 7 seat. >>> the race for the white house, voters in five states held caucuses or primaries tonight. on the republican side, it's been a big night for ted cruz. winning caucuses in maine and kansas. donald trump has won louisiana and is leading in kentucky. on the democratic side bernie sanders winning in nebraska and kansas. hillary clinton winning in louisiana. we get the latest now. >> reporter: five states holding presidential contests saturday. republicans going to the polls louisiana. ted cruz winning in kansas. we have to come together, we have to unite. it's why i've made a very explici

the second eaglet called dc 3. >> dc 1 was last season. >> right. >> dc 3. thank you for that perspective there, dylan. hatched around 7:00 this morning and everybody is captivated by this. >> we should dispatch you down to d.c. >> i'm not getting near that mama eagle. she will take my finger off. >> the first egg hatched friday. we showed you that egg. that is known as dc 2, mom and dad known as mr. president and the first lady, and have another baby, the aforementioned dc 1 that hatched last -- >> i don't like it. sounds too robotic. >> i think it will get a name eventually. >> look at that. look at that. >> so the second one that was born this morning not as strong as the first one that has been around for a couple of days, been eating fish. >> #eaglename. folks can send in -- >> forget it. >> we really care. >> go ahead. >> we got to move on. >> i hope that -- >> #eaglename. there it is. >> still to come -- >> i'm going to submit dylan. >> no stopping a 14-year-old rock climber. soash baards a shwe saynecessy cox. ling whereou cann bocash b.. thhose ps c

for those reasons i am giving dc public schools a high five for how they handled it today. first low five goes to traffic of course with no metro many forced to finds other ways of transportation of course caused chaos on the roadways, for those used to taking the metro every morning. and these high school student hasn't you see right here from alabama, they agree with me, as they headed around the district. see the sites on a bus obviously weren't going anywhere too quickly with the gridlock around town. now, speaking of buses, while trains were not running today, metro buses were. they were packed due to the limited travel options. also the traffic m added few minutes to your time, but, for still having this as option we gave bus service a high five. another high five to capitol bikes who is offering free 24 hour memberships and coral service today. all trips under 30 minutes are free. while usage fees will still apply to longer trips. now the deal will be available at all 372 bike share stations, if you couldn't find a bike, didn't feel like peddling yourself, petty cab

there's several hate groups in and around the dc area with 15 in maryland, 18 in dc, and 32 in virginia. the former kkk leader, david duke recently blamed trump who blamed a lousy ear piece for his response to the endorsement. >> he never said i condemn this. >> reporter: now essentially trump did take to twitter to disembow the support from david interviews, but why spencer says he is supporting trump but will not enforce him. he with will talk at growing number of hate groups across the country. i'm mikea turner, wusa 9. >> if you would like to get a closer look at the maps, you can find them on our wusa app. >>> a painful chapter for two families has come to a close. jesse mathew has pled guilty to killing hannah graham and morgan harrington, and he got four life sentences yesterday. >> our overriding priority is that matthew would never again be able to do this to young women. >> the death penalty was taken off the table for matthew. >>> a 19-year-old suspect re directly at officers. the standoff started around 5:00 yesterday evening on larksburg driver, and officers responded to a

>> reporter: at this hour, dc 34ris police have not released the name of the woman who was killed. they know who shes, they have not been able to reach the next of kin. she is in her 30s and does live mere in the district of columbia. this is an extremely busy intersection. there's a popeye's back here, a mcdonald's, a bp station and right over here is a safeway and also a large shopping area, extremely busy area on sunday. and just after 1:00 police say at least one, perhaps two people in a minivan sped by this bus station and opened fire. just after 1 at this bus stop on alabama avenue, dc police say someone sprayed gunfire from a minivan hitting two people, killing one. >> you could be shot right now standing here interviewing me. i could be shot. because we have ignorant folks out here with guns. and lastly, where are these guns coming from. we keep asking this question. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood's amc commissioner and came to the community after hearing the news. >> they have no respect for each other. and that's the sad part. because you have to learn to live with