again, the northbound lanes of route 210 near farmington road.n the studio. >> thank you very much annie. we'll also keep you updated on that traffic impacted as well. >>> at 4:49 we're also following more breaking news now. this from northern virginia. an 18-year-old shot by police in manassas after a chase. prince william county investigators say manassas city officers were responding to reports of shots fired. they came upon a vehicle which may have been involved in an initial call and tried to stop it. the officers say the car then took off. they chased the car into memorial where the 18-year-old driver was shot. opened fire. why officers- the man was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. there was a juvenile passenger in the car who was not hurt. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll keep you updated on that breaking news. >> police in prince george's county are investigating a deadly crash involving a school bus in temple hills. witnesses say the car and the bus were traveling in opposite directions when they collided.

this is at indian head highway at farmington road east.in, the driver did not stay on the scene. we understand some areas closed for a while while investigators were on the scene. for more on that and whether you need to circumvent your route this morning, let's send it over to first 4 traffic melissa mollet. >> breaking news continuing because of most of the backups. chopper 4 is over the scene. a 1 1/2 mile backup. all lanes have reopened. chopper 4 over this backup this morning northbound highway at farmington just cleared out of the way. all lanes now open there. that's looking a lot better than it was. northbound 95 at prince william parkway, still the left side. a two-mile backsup. inner loop and outer loop no major issues there. eun? >> thank you. back to the live desk with more breaking news. first let's check in with chuck bell with the forecast. good morning to you, chuck. >> good morning. very mild start. in the upper 60s and low 70s. skies clear over washington. more clouds coming our way. another hot day today. up into the upp

it was at farmington road. it has reopened and residual delays are starting to clear.ccokeek again all lanes opened right now. as we take a look at macarthur boulevard in northwest, it is still shut down between foxhall road and reservoir road for a water main break repair. buses on detour around the hospital. because of that take canal road to get around that. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. wisdom and holly back to you. >> all right, time right now is 5:50. in the news this morning, a doctor and two nurses in california have been charged in a involving seven victims under the age of 13 years old. dr. james cahoot emily stevens and rochelle brandon being held without bail. the children have been placed in protective custody. >> police in prince george's county investigating a deadly crash involving a school were us in temple hills. witnesses say a car and the bus coming from opposite directions when they collided. the car burst into flames killing the driver. no one on the bus was injured. >> debate continues over changing the name of j.e.b. stuart high sc

police are turning you there at farmington. eun? >> >>> 4:45 this morning.president trump sets out on his first foreign trip, he is possibly lining up the new fbi director before he even takes off. >> news 4's edward lawrence has more on the surprising top choice. good morning. >> it could be joe lieberman. he was interviewed yesterday for that job. that's a very surprising choice for many on capitol hill. democrats are saying a politician should not be in charge of the fbi. republicans saying he's a good choice. he's a former democrat who's now an independent. >> how are white house members reacting? >> reporter: the white house is denying a report in "the new york times" that michael flynn told the transition team on january 4th that he was under investigation by the fbi. they're saying that also mike pence -- that makes mike pence's statements true, that he did not know. he was not aware that there was any investigation and heir now quietly the aides are saying they're concerned about the pattern they're seeing of keeping him in the dark on certain issues

that's just north of farmington road.t live, police working to identify the victim in this case and also the vehicle struck her. we are live here. i'm justin finch. news 4 back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> 6:49 now. the president is preparing for a nine-day trip overseas. >> he's hoping to leave the investigations behind him. president trump responded with a direct no to the questions about whether he asked former fbi director james comey to shelf an investigation into his former national security adviser michael flynn. trump did speak out about the decision to appoint former fbi director robert mueller as counsel. >> i respect the move but the entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speak for myself and the russians, zero. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed the senate on the investigation. perhaps the president knew what he wanted before comey's dismissa attorney jeff sessions to step down. the message reads, sessions mus

when lincoln is a bit farmington inlincoln visited farmington 1841 he got quite close to speed's mother who was a very maternal figure. she gave him a bible. he wrote his thank you letter and talked about how much the bible meant to him, now he gets a chance to read it, even though he knew the bible very well. he gilded the lily a little bit. time that lincoln god isto talk about after that visit. in his political addresses, he had never before that brought the word got into his writings until after lucy speed, a surrogate mother figure, in the .ate summer of 1841 just an interesting aside. >> thank you very much. thank you all. [applause] >> we will reconvene in may at the clara barton missing soldiers home. thank you all for coming. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: you are watching american history tv. >> follow us on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. 20 17, marchril 6, the with hundreds anniversary of t

route 210 there was a fatal hit run between livingston road, farmington road.but you can see some of the cars. the medical examiner

autria 3 lanesw of 210 closed right now between farmington road and old ford road. this is in the clinton area. here is the scene just moments ago. here's what we know. someone called 911 around 12:30 this morning saying they'd hit someone... but they quickly realized they were the second vehicle to him the woman... someone else had hit her earlier and took off. the woman was pronounced dead on the scene. as the lanes reopen, julie will let you know. autria larry. that was our chief political correspondent scott thuman, political correspondent scott thuman, asking president trump the question on everyone's mind. and as you heard-- the president flatly denying any wrongdoing, as his campaign is now under investigation for allegeded collusion with russia. an independent prosecutor now handling that probe, and it's sending shockwaves across the political world. abc's janai norman is live , with more on this story. good morning janai.. breaking overnight. a firefighter loses huge fire inside a a firefighter loses his life battling a huge fire inside a texas shopping cen

lincoln had visited speed in kentucky and gone to see his plantation in farmington in late august or september. he was a very large slave owner. speed had come back to springfield -- more about that, they were living together above the store where they had been before speed had left the non-back to kentucky. there is this wonderful image as they are about to part that speed is about to leave in springfield and go back to kentucky. lincoln is writing the letter that he is going to get to him as he departs. my image is he probably stored it in his top hat after sitting in the law offices working all day, he would write it, and has the left he handed it to him. the date in the collected works assigned there, and he has january 3? it is in parentheses because there is no postmark. he is actually wrong. it matters that it is wrong because speed road to herndon in september 22, 1866 that he remained in springfield until the first of january 1842. that means he left on the first. why does that matter? it matters because what it elicited psychologically was an anniversary reaction, particula

and the accident activity, the investigation cleared off of northbound 210 at farmington road. that's our traffic watch. back within the next 10 minutes. larry: thank you. sam: we are following some major breaking news. right now the headline around the world -- charges against ricky lee -- wikileaks julian assange drophead he just tweeted this. smiling after the announcement. swedish officials announced they would no longer seek rape charges or extradition for julian assange. he has been holed up in the ecuadoran embassy in london for the past seven years. he feared if he were brought back to sweden he would be turned over to u.s. officials. wikileaks is responsible for the largest release of u.s. secrets in history. this morning, it is still unlikely he will leave the ecuadoran embassy. u.k. officials now say he will be arrested for a missing a court date in 2012. just last month, the u.s. justice department said it could still also file its own charges against assange. this has been the busiest newsweek in history. back upstairs to. atria: it's only 6:04 on friday. fire ripp

well done, farmington police and workers. >>> when we're on the road, we all make mistakes from timetime. unfortunately sometimes those mistakes land you in some pretty sketchy situations with motorcyclists. you're about to see a moment that was captured by this motorcyclist as he's about to make a left-hand turn. there is a white car right up ahead. >> great maneuvering by the motorcyclist. >> he predicted that driver was going to pull out right in front of him. oftentimes those accidents could potentially be fatal. this is the part where so many times road rage ensues. because this is the part where everybody gets defensive. >> i wasn't doing 30, man. >> but look at how friendly this turns. >> i come in peace. i'm asking if she's all right. >> the driver is actually this woman. he apologizes to her. they give each other a hug. >> she's really relieved. you can see it in her face. and so many times, that's the difference in a road rage situation and not. it's the way everybody reacts. >> i'm fine. i'm fine. >> you never know. just say my bad and can diffuse the situation. >>> that's

prince george's county police officers found the woman at indian head highway and farmington road. she died before they could get her to the hospital. investigators are trying her and the driver of that vehicle as well. >>> a man charged with mowing down pedestrians in new york's time square goes before a judge. richard rojas facing murder and aggravated assault charges following that hispid crash that killed an 18-year-old tourist from michigan. 22 others are injured, 26-year- old suspect spent time in a military prison, has two prior drunk driving arrests as well. witnesses say he tried to run away from the scene. >> said get him, he got away from three of them and like tackled him. >> 18-year-old alyssa elsman was vacationing in new york with her younger sister when she was killed. >>> last thursday police had him arrested for menacing after he allegedly pulled a kitchen knife on a visitor to his bronx home. in 2008 and 2015 he was arrested for dwi. he pled guilty to that charge in 2015. rojas was also arrested on suspicion of battery in 2012 at may port naval base in jacksonvil

autria 3 lanesw of 210 closed right now between farmington road and old ford road. in the clinton area. here is the scene just moments ago. here's what we know. someone called 911 around 12:30 this morning saying they'd hit someone... but they quickly realized they were the second vehicle to him the woman... someone else had hit her earlier and took off. the woman was pronounced dead on the scene. as the lanes reopen, julie will let you know. autria larry.

northbound at indian head highway at farmington road, all lanes blocked due to the investigation.between steepd and temple hill, all lanes blocked. mack arthur boulevard still shut down. bw parkway and the beltway inner loop and outer loop rolling along just fine. we'll follow this all morning long. >> reporter: back here at the live desk with another story that we are following this morning. an impressive scene here. a house fire that had a number of firefighters, emergency responders there on the scene, five university of maryland students lived at this house. the good news is that everybody got out okay. there was such a large presence of neighbors and community members that were out here making sure that their friends or perhaps family members got out okay. we understand it was also so intense that in fact there was a may day call. at some point in time there may have been a structure collapse of sorts. again, it looks like firefighters were able to get the fire extinguished. i'm erika gonzalez. back to you. >> it's there's still so much raw emotion this morning after the deat

. >>> and police are looking for a person who hit a this was happening on farmington road early thursday morning. investigators are looking into whether she was walking on the shoulder or in the road. we are told this stretch of road is very dangerous. aaa confirmed there have been more than a dozen deadly crashes there in the last four years. >>> meanwhile, we have learned it was a hospital patient that stole an ambulance and led police on a wild chase. the man climbed into the ambulance and just drove off. a gps system inside the ambulance allowed police to crack it and locate it. when person made his way to charles county, they used stop strips to deflate all the tires. but he still drove back to prince george's. the person was taken into custody and immediately taken for a mental evaluation. he suffered minor injuries but no one else was hurt. >>> even though it can be quite a while before the purple line moving forward with hiring. today the purple line trains are holding a job fair in maryland at 11:00 a.m. meanwhi meanwhile, larry hogan has been looking into the viability of the p

police say the woman was walking near farmington road east and she was hit. the woman has not been identified. >>> five years of school work went up in flames. >> that is how one university of maryland student is describing watching her house be destroyed by fire this morning. you can see how intense the flames were here. this is on baltimore avenue in university park. students say fire officials told them the fire started in the basement and worked its way up. one of the students is supposed to graduate tomorrow and lost all of her graduation regalia in the fire. >> entire five years of school just burns up, but my gown, my cap, my hood, my chord, my medals, i believe my graduation dress also now. >> reporter: now, two firefighters were also hurt by fallen debris, they are expected to being a okay, though. >>> the president said he will get to wear a for tomorrow's ceremony. we hope to see that story through. >>> all right, let's turn to the weather now and the start of one more sum herf like day. >> afternoon storms could be the first sign of the weather ch

a woman was killed on indian head highway near farmington road in prince george's county. police say a driver hit nefertiti horton and left her there for dead. investigators hope surveillance video will help them track down the driver. in january, triple-a reported more than a dozen people died in crashes and pedestrian accidents in four years on that stretch of the highway. >> highway 210 is a speed zone at all hours of the day. someone crossing the street is really taking their life in their own victim was walking in the road or the shoulder. >>> dramatic pictures as flames gutted a home in college park just a day before graduation at the university of maryland. the people living in the home are students at the school. news4's kristin wright talked to one of the victims today. kristin? >> reporter: well, doreen, three students were sleeping inside of this house when the fire broke out. they all got out. but there was supposed to be one more student inside, but thanks to a last-minute shift change at work, she was not here. but it's been a hard day for her. she lost all o

he learned while he was here and joined the farmington hunt and would go foxhunting on the weekends whenever he possibly could. we have a lot of wonderful artifacts from william faulkner's time at uva. among other things we have the typewriter he was issued by the university. we have a jacket that he wore. when you look at the jacket, it is pretty torn up and ratt. he likes to keep his clothing for a long time. he hung up his jacket when he went on his last trip to oxford, mississippi when he passed away. in the pocket of the jacket was a pipe and type cleaners. -- pipe cleaners. we put those on display. it collections are so vast, was difficult to decide how to tell the story of william faulkner's lifetime. we looked at the various personae constructed by william faulkner actively or the circumstances he found himself in throughout his life. there are 13 different aspects of his personality displayed. we tried to cover the personal, professional, and lesser-known. for instance, i don't think many know that william faulkner was a wonderful artist and drew all throughout his life. a lot of pe

nefertiti horton was killed near farmington road. darcy spencer spoke to the people who say that area can be dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. >> reporter: that's right, wendy. we just learned that the victim was 39 years old and left no fixed address. here body was found on indian head highway beyond the curve. you can see the car wash right next to the scene. they have a surveillance camera system and they're looking through the video to see if it could help their investigation. police looked through a bag belonging to the victim and pick up a shoe. these are just a couple of the items left behind when a hit and run driver struck and killed a woman in the early morning darkness and kept going. >> senseless. there's all. >> reporter: it happened on indian head highway in accokeek, about 12:45 in the morning. surveillance video shows the e emergency response around the time of the crime. they're looking through the video to see if it could be useful to police. francis smart is the manager here. >> everyone knows this area here i

you're on the air. >> i'm calling from farmington, michigan. i want to tell a story about, i believe it was called the lost battalion, and they didn't have any telegraph or telephone lines and all they had was a pigeon. this pigeon was -- they put the note on the leg of the pigeon and it went around and it circled and flew off and got back to the lines and it told them to stop firing on them and our troops were saved by this pigeon, and you'll find it now in the institute and that's my story. >> great. thank you very much for that story. another example of the old and new technologies blending together in this war. >> indeed. >> we'll take another call. paul is in new york city and you're on with matt naler. welcome to the program. >> good morning, matthew and good morning. thank you for the world war i memorial and i want to thank you about the harlem hell fighters and can you give us history and there was a west point grad who was african-american and he graduated and he wanted to fight in world war i. could you tell us about that? >> thank y

at farmington in regards to hit and run that was not related to the ambulance chase.al beltway. all of the lanes open. this is the time of year where the sun comes right underneath the visor. eastbound 66. really jammed out of manassas inbound towards fair oaks aaveling south on 270, things little bit slower than what you would like. you'll find the lanes are open. incident free continuing southbound. a 19 minute commute as you work your way back out towards 2 121. the big story this morning, these are pictures from sky track 7. the police chase ended and camp springs along allentown road. a number of police officer still on the scene investigating that situation. keep that in mind. allentown road remains blocked off it the water main break headed into northwest at macarthur boulevard between reservoir and foxhall road. this morning on using canal back in the next 10 minutes to update the ride at the wilson bridge. larry: we are going to stay with this right now. this -- an ambulance chase. what we know is that the fromcts stole an ambulance prince george's medical ce