reverend fredrick reese was act wrist who asked doctor martin luther king junior to join the selma movement. on their third attempt they reached the capitol in montgomery to demand voting rights. >> it is a great feeling of triumph and victory, after having gone through all of the inn dignities, the the sacrifices that have been made by many people. >> reporter: five months later president johnson signed the voting rights act and those sacrifices, changed the course of history. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as the the first family prepares for their departure to selma man they were briefly will be down in the white house when a food cart caught fire east of the north lawn. in one was injured. the lock down was lifted shortly before noon. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" road rage captured on camera. one car gets up close to another and we will tell you what else that driver was caught doing. >>> plus it is dating for the 1 percent, coming up next a new app that is only for rich people in search of a mate.

no major issues to report if heading from fredrick toward the beltway.ack to you. >> coming down to the wire in college basketball. the big money maker from this weekend trending all day long. the final four of course. >> you better believe it. after all of the offset wound up with usual suspect on their way to indy. mike's on the pulse. what you're saying about those brackets, mike? obviously people hate duke. >> [laughter] not everyone. >> everybody has to say? >> well i'll let you know, look this has been an exciting tournament. we've seen so many upsets but as you said the usual suspects are back. kentucky still undefeated and this little kid knew it. let's take a look at tag board. cool dude taken a year ago that shows you the loyalty of kentucky fans, he's adorable probably a foot taller now and everybody starts talking about the head coach of duke tying the legend by getting to the final four again and this one says all those would ask what has duke done lately i would reply what has your school done ever? that kind of mentions the duke attitude.

next in upper fredrick we have kieser road an accident there. and area bridges, everything is looking clear, so far, this morning. alex. >> thanks, sue. >> 7:32. deadline near over negotiations over iran's nuclear program. diplomates from major world powers are meeting to hammer out frame work for compromise. officials say there is a chance a deal can be reached by tomorrow's deadline despite significant can't obstacle if a a final comprehensive agreement is reach iran will be given relief in sanctions. >>> the man thought to have masterminded the attack that killed 22 people inside that tunisia museum has been killed. tunisia security forces say they took down the leadership of a tunisia jihad group linked to al qaeda's north african branch, two gunman in the march 18th attack at the museum were killed right then during at attack. the in the days after dozens were arrested, five security officials were fired and an officer was jailed. >>> arab leaders say military strikes in yemen will continue until rebels withdraw and surrounder arms. there a

will get a little chilly behind that frontal system to the north and west of the beltway. 34 in fredrick, 35 in leesburg, 38 in fredricksburg, temperatures remain above the freezing mark throughout the metro area. so today is a yellow alert because of those rain showers right in time for the p.m. commute. but then wednesday a cool and dry day, really not that cool, though, especially compared to where we've been as of recently, a high of 60 degrees. we'll feel okay. pleasantly warm, though, on thursday and the potential for rain arriving at night, a high of 73 during the day, though. it's going to be a beautiful one. and the first alert seven-day forecast, the rainiest day will be good friday. we're dry but a little cool for easter weekend. andrea, back to you. >> erica, thank you very much. >>> that's it for wusa 9 news at noon. of course we'll be back at 5:00, but you can follow the ongoing developments in the capture of wossen assaye on our mobile app at wusa9. until 5:00 this evening, have a great day. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> sharon: morning. >> dylan: hey. >> sharon: oh. didn't you g

i didn't know that fredrick douglass had had a breakdown, an emotional breakdown. help us to understand, then. you know, because people are like, "i've got enough emotional stuff going on in my life. you want me to... i'm not going to go there." help us to understand why... >> well, you can see, my work is full of inspiration. you know, when we see people come out of slavery, which we see every week-- we see people coming out of slavery every week-- you can't feel anything but... >> hinojosa: i'm just... honestly, i'm stuck with that. i'm just like... every week you're able to document people getting out of slavery? >> yeah. we get photos being sent to us from all of our field offices if we're not there visiting. and people are, you know, saying, "look, here's a family who's out of slavery. here are 20 kids who are out of slavery." and i've got to say, you feel pretty good at the end of the week, right? but at the same time, you see things that are very hard, you know, very tough, very ugly. and some... and in some ways the worst is when you can't do something abou

maybe three inches mab four toward winchester, fredrick and hagerstown. this will happen during the morning rush and slow things down. there's that rain and snow on friday. it will change over to rain by noon. saturday nice but cool again by sunday. we stay chilly through the beginning of next week. >>> a change of heart for a would-be telephone scammer. he had a victim on the hook that was falling for the scam and then he goes -- >> i'm sorry automatici'm sorry. this is a scam. we're scamming you. >> what the woman said to the man that made him back off and confess. >> there weren't any ambulances available to take him to the hospital. what w i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your house the house when you get more from verizon fios the tv

. >> landry fredrick needs a little coaty coat.e jerrick this one is $6 this has fuzzy on the inside. it is $10. >> i don't think it will fit me. >> you have a choice. >> it is for landry okay. >> i can barely see the monitor. >> i will go with the one on the right the one in your left hans. >> her left hand. >> i like the one on her right. >> well, we didn't help you out at all. >> ask that woman behind you we have to get to this, come on, right over here in the studio. look at this. those people the z agot people. >> we don't necessity how to say it. >> they have found five of the best new doughnuts in the philadelphia area. >> jelly doughnuts. >> not all jelly. i have consumed the fifth one. is there only four left. i'll show you a doughnuts. >> more doughnuts? doughnuts every where. >> so you want to say the word. >> doughnuts. >> not doughnuts zagat. >> bob, the food people bob kelly you are the the doughnut man of philadelphia is it zagat, zagat. >> how do we say it. >> a zagat. >> okay. >> so you probably already knew this b

. >> transform this into jennifer fredrick. >> that would be good. >> so tweet us, who would you like to see mike transformed into. >> and we need make up artist to say i can do that. even though it is contouring it takes a lot of work. >> several hours. it it would take days with me. maybe somebody in theater. >> you have are doing a good job out here. >> it is really slippery. >> use both arms. >> working at the car wash. car wash. >> really. >> were you a candy striper. >> i delivered food to the patients. and then i would give them a treat after this. >> can you tell, since in one would ever know you never do anything bad to the food before you delivered it. >> in a hospital seriously. >> i did have to make a choice one time. >> like you stole someone's cookie. >> i go in there, to pick up the cookies, the treats and the person had passed. >> i'm scared to know what he would say. >> the cookies were sitting right there. >> you just ate the cookies. >> i didn't i walk out. >> can you pull that in here. >> now what do i do. >> you put that in that little part, and squeeze the lever.

this, because this is the ceo of lufthansa, the parent company of german wings, and he spoke to fredrick pleitgen in a cnn worldwide exclusive, and this is what he says about the co-pilot and the state of mind. >> well the pilot has passed all of the tests, all of the medical exams, and we have at lufthansa the reporting system where crew can report without being punished their own problems or can report of problems of others without any kind of punishment, and it has not been used in either of this case and all of the safety nets that we are so proud of in this case have not worked in this case. >> the interview we will have that for you, and also unanswered questions here. and now that we have evidence that the unthinkable can happen and what about the mystery of the malaysian flight 370, and we want to know what you think, and make sure you use the # #germanwingsqs. woman: it's been a journey to get where i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all my retirement never got left behind.

what do we know about them fredrick? >> yeah well, it is not very much.re was a press conference today by the ceos of lufthansa, and of germanwings, and he did not say much. they give a little bit more information than before. they said that the captain had a lot of experience and ten years' experience of flying the a-320 and 6,000 flying hours which is a considerable amount of experience on that airplane model. they did not say the name of the pilot or the co-pilot, and when asked the name of the co-pilot the ceo of germanwings said that both of the people flying the plane were pilots of lufthansa and however, they said it is interesting statement the here in europe, because one of the things that he is trying to say to us is that he is ruling out the speculation that it is budget airlines and he is saying instead that they were lufthansa pilots and they were employed by lufthansa, and they were germanwings flight, and you can fly on germanwings, and they fly under same regulations. fred plightgen, and thank you. >>> david soucie is here and reaction rig

reverend fredrick reese was the activist who asked doctor martin luther king junior to join the selma movement. on their third attempt they reached the capitol in montgomery to demand voting rights. >> it is a great feeling of triumph, and victory after having gone through all of the inn dignities sacrifices that had had been made by many people. >> reporter: five months later president johnson signed the voting rights act and those sacrifices change the course of history. marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> as the first family prepared for their departure to selma they were briefly lock down in the white house when a food cart caught fire. nobody was injury. the the lock down was lifted shortly before noon. >>> first comprehensive report in the disappearance of the malaysia airlines flight 370 shows jet's under water locate or beacon battery expired more than a year before that plane vanished a year ago today. seth dome has the story a as search continues in the southern indian ocean on the one year anniversary. >> reporter: not a shred of evidence discovered, no debris, no

. >> jen fredrick. >> yes. >> mike the camera guy is he coming in. >> coming up, mike. we got you. >> chris murphy, there is in room for you. mike the the camera guy. >> bob kelly in, room for you. mike the the camera guy. >> i love me some bob kelly though. >> karen hepp, no. >> he has a little crush on karen hepp. >> she's a married woman. >> i think this magazine is way off. they need a whole new editorial staff all together, clearly. >> all right. >> i'm glad he cannot hear us. >> after weeks of running it all came down to this. >> after weeks of running it all came down to this. will it be michael jack submit sometimes, caring for your neighbors means going the extra mile. when our patient, susan, mentioned her dad couldn't make it in to pearle vision to get his eyes checked... we went to him. and we realized, if he had trouble getting new glasses... he probably wasn't the only one. to us, eye care is about living dr. pearles legacy. building a trusting relationship with the person behind the eyes. this is genuine eye care, right in your neighborhood. this is pearl