in virginia, 66 eastbound coming in past 123 from gainesville into the beltway, all lanes open.tle heavy traffic near 50. not causing any kind of a huge delay. the traffic tracker is writing up 295 between oxon hill and eastern avenue. of the pentagon, continuing towards the bridge and the district, all lanes are open and traffic has like the volume. -- light volume. >> one story that you do not want -- that you will not believe. landedgh school senior himself with 150 scholarship offers. >> groundbreaking is set for a mile long waterfront development in southwest, dc, and it will be located on the washington channel from the fish market to fort mcnair. it will include residential and office space, hotels, and waterfront parks. good news for all of you "house of cards" fans. the maryland senate voted to increase tax audits that keeps production in the free state. they would've to increase the tax credits from 7.5 million to $80 million. media rights capital pushed back its filming schedule in anticipation of such a move by lawmakers. this next story is really just incredible. >>

now more snow showers coming through, montgomery count oo, over toward centerville and chantilly, gainesvillerea all reporting light snow, along the montgomery county and toward rockville and college park seeing a little buiit more in t way of light snow. you may see a little dusting on the car. down to the south, it's a winter weather advisory. most of our region is not in this advisory. also notice around richmond, this is for some areas of freezes rain and drizzle, and this may be able to creep far enough up that some of our counties, maybe warrenton and winchester, you may see problems tomorrow morning. regardless, it going to be slick tomorrow because the temperatures are so cold. i think everyone will be on the slick side tomorrow morning. you probably know by now the areas that are fairly quick after all the snow that we've seen. we'll be 26 in d.c., 19 in manassis and starting off on a very cold note, today a high of 32, the first time we've seen a high temperature that cold since the 1940s in the month of march. that -- that is a cold day. future weather, tomorrow afternoon, here we

fiance, jason doyle, immediately drove the 400 miles from his home in miami to michelle's home in gainesville to see what was wrong. >> he finds michelle's house is -- it's locked up. all the doors are locked. all the windows are locked. the outside lights are still on, as they would have been left on from the night before. >> her dog was inside, and the tv was on. through a crack in the blinds, jason could actually see what later turned out to be michelle's foot. >> when police arrived, they found michelle's body in her bedroom, face down. it was clear she'd been dead for some time. >> she was in a somewhat awkward position with her left arm folded up underneath her body. >> at first glance, there was no trauma to the body, no bruises, no wounds, no blood. >> we had no indication of what would have caused her death. >> the medical examiner thought the position of michelle's body face down was unusual. >> if somebody is sick and in the process of dying, most folks tend to end up either on their side or on their back. >> there were no foreign fingerprints in the apartment, no signs of forced e

even though kentucky was not able to pull off the come-back, for them to go 22 down to six down in gainesvilleclark: with a young team, it's always interesting to s ee how they rebound from good action. >> greg: meanwhile. speaking of unbeatens. wichita state at home against missouri state. >> clark: all wichita state, fred vanvleet getting right to the rim. 20 points from cleanthony early. going to the rim there. and then tekele cotton knocks down a three. this team playing extremely well all year long. cleanthony early again. clearly a number one seed without question in my mind. >> greg: missouri valley conference championship on cbs tomorrow. any reason why they're not rolling? >> seth: 34-0 sounds good to me. >> greg: number eight kansas at west virginia. not good for the jayhawks. >> seth: they didn't have joel embiid, he's been out with a back injury, they go to morgantown and lose their eighth game of the season. no team has ever won eight games during a season and still -- no team has ever lost eight games in a season and still been the number one seed. 41 points. count them. west vir

. >> he supposedly was running an escort agency out of gainesville, florida, which is where the universityis. the escort service, obviously, was a front for prostitution. >> while running his escort service, permenter got angry when a rival escort service took some of his business. >> so, he and another gentleman went to tallahassee with guns, and they hired one of these rival escorts. and once they had her in their presence, they pulled guns on her, told them to take her to their boss. >> a shoot-out followed. permenter shot and wounded his rival and was himself shot twice. he went straight from the hospital to a 12-year prison sentence. >> this is not somebody that you want to be messing around with. of course, karen, when she begins dating tim, has no clue about this. >> when karen learned the truth, she ended their relationship and started dating other men. >> tim, who is a very jealous guy, begins snooping around the house, going through her trash, looking through things, looking for clues. >> according to karen's friend, tim had found a used condom in karen's trash and was furious. >

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no delays in gainesville. be careful as you head out this morning. i am sure we are going to have that. with know if i can -- the question she has been asking me. comcasther blaming after popped up. >> take a look at this video. the fbi is hoping this will lead to the safe return of relisha rudd. shows her in the man she is believed to be with, khalil tatum. he is charged with killing his wife. her body was found the last thursday. there is no case that has come across our desk that has rocked me to the core like this case has. >> this video was taken the day isha allowed h -- relisha's mother allowed her to be taken by the man. are behindnchors bars for trying to get into a restricted area at new york's world trade center site. they were trying to test the security. cnn says they were not asked to sneak into the site. monday, four people turned themselves in for a base jumping stunt back in september. he --ian school all ofian sclawy is accused selling $60,000 in metro equipment. he managed property in the new carrollton-landover area. tractors, chi

police in gainesville, florida are looking for a man accused of repeatedly peeing on the woman. perp has targeted six females near the university campus. he has a head and eyeballs and a nose and mouth. i think they really captured 9 9 -- cap toured the guy's essence. if you ever committed a crime the sketch artist would draw two lips and sad owl eyes. >> the eyes would have been gasped out by me. >> first of all that sketch i think it was computer generated and they hit a button that says random black guy. they made no effort to give him specificity. >> that was the template. >> he kay he he -- okay he was black. move on. >> just have a lineup and make people stand in front of the lineup for a longtime. eventually he will show up. >> why can't any of the victims give a good description? >> >> it would be a little distracting and confusing. what is that puddle and what is happening? >> urinate while mugging someone. did you ever think of that? >> urinate while mugging someone. >> i would be so terrified i would pee myself. you know when you draw a person on your thumb? so i woul

now into florida making its way to gainesville. the stronger storms are over the gulf.ll watch out for flash flooding. most of the storms pushing to central and south florida. so, radar and crowds - moisture coming up from the storm, hitting the cold air to the north-east. here is snow that is developing from kentucky, to west virginia to virginia, maryland, delaware. storm warnings in place - visibilities will go down low because the blowing gusty wind from 20-30 miles per hour, those are the gusts. in addition to the snow. we are seeing about 3-7 inches forecast for this specific area you see in hot pink. some areas will be higher, especially if you go into elevation. the snow totals, but the temperatures staying nice and toasty - jonathan in the west. >> toasty in the west, but not the north-east. >> ross is here with sports. it's time to talk march madness. >> talk about a sunday fund. the 68 n.c.a.a. tournament was unveiled on selection sunday. here is a look at the top four seeds in each region. >> bill joy donovan and the florida gaiters. as for the undefeated te

no problems on dulles toll road or 66, gainesville all the way to fairfax. let's take a live look outside. here's would if looks like on the northbound side or inbound side of i-66 coming in from route 50 in fair oaks to the beltway. again as i said we're in good shape. let's go back over to the maps this time over to maryland and the bw parkway and route 50 through cheverly and into the northeast corridor of the district. things look great. no problems on the beltway in prince george's county. that's the eastern stretch of 495. we're going to end with a live look one more time. this is 270 in germantown. >>> at least two people who bought tickets in maryland are new millionaires this morning. >> one of them big time. one megamillions ticket sold in the state will share the $400 million megajackpot with another ticket sold in florida. >> nikki burdine is outside the 7-eleven on baltimore avenue in college park. do we know anything about the winner who bought a ticket in maryland? >> reporter: yes. so far we do not know where that winning ticket was sold or w

trafficland camera where on the inbound side just before this point there's a disabled vehicle in gainesvilleo the shoulder. lanes are open. you have the slow traffic into manassas and centreville and a little more as you approach nutley street. >>> backing news from howard county where police tell us someone apparently broke into the columbia mall. sky 9 is live over the scene. police say witnesses reported seeing someone break into the macy's store at about 5:00 a.m. right now we don't know if anything was taken or if the culprits are still inside the mall. we don't know that yet. as soon as we get more information, we'll pass it along you to this morning. >>> it is 5:50. we told you in the 4:30 half- hour about magician max major predicting the winner of the first march madness game complete with highlights. >> highlights. i wouldn't go that far. it will be interesting. that's all i'm saying. >> he put the outcome and the highlight details inside this basketball. supposedly he's going to open this basketball and show us how he did. >> to be fair, this has been in your possession since yest

. >>> no such drama in gainesville where top-ranked florida has won 28 straight gamed so head coach billy donovan gets a new deal worth $22 million over the next five years. there goes the influence science wing. johnnie dawkins' future at stanford is in better shape following the cardinal run to the sweet sixteen in his first tournament in 6 seasons. his current deal runs through 2015. but there was speculation that dawkins would be fired if the team failed to make the big dance. >> how do you feel about that? does that bother you that that's been kind of a big theme? >> you know it really hasn't because i don't follow it. you know? i'm not one of those guys that really follow what's going on. so i always kid around with my players that they know a lot more about that than i do because i don't know anything about it. so unless you come to my face and say what you just said i have no clue what they're writing about me. >> what do the kids tell you? do they tell you you're in trouble? >> no, you can just tell look a little worried about things. i'm like, guys, don't pay attention to any of

i used to fly out of a little tiny airport near gainesville, florida, called williston and it was 75concrete. i think it was either 75 or 100 feet wide. you could land a triple 7 right there. you could land a triple 7 a lot of places that you can't take off because you burn the fuel down, it's light. you could land on a very short runway. >> could you imagine if this landed somewhere? >> that is one of the scenarios they are considering, whether or not it landed someplace else. at one briefing they are plane was diverted with the intention -- quote -- "of using it later for another purpose." which is crazy. keep in mind that circle where it possibly had enough gas, it could be in eastern portions of pakistan. of course there's the possibility it crashed in the water. but if it did crash in the water, why haven't we found anything yet? we have a "wall street journal" reporter on the story. >> there is one incontrovertible story fact. if you have a plane of this size go into the water, any water anywhere where you're going to have stuff on the surface. you are going to have things floa

hailew gate and his wife from gainesville, florida. welcome, administrator. your entire written statement will appear on the record could we ask that you summarize your testimony. >> thank you. members and wrecking members, written testimony. i will leave as much time for questions. i want to take on the national preparedness grants. our intention to divert them away from terrorism. it is not our intention to divert or set aside or exclude any group from that. if anything, it is following the constitution of the u.s. i know there is a lot of groups and i know congress ultimately has the authority to authorize and appropriate the funds. when disaster strikes, whatever the cause come including terrorism, our constitution has divided the powers between federal and state to give the state the riemer responsibilities of domestic terrorist attacks -- primary responsibilities. only the governor can request assistance from the federal government. to exclude the governor from the planning process of allocation constitution sets out the responsibilities for the states.

he and his wife are from gainesville, florida. your entire written statement will appear in the record and we ask that you summarize your testimony and you are now welcomed. >> thank you. members, ranking members. i want to leave as much time for questions as i can. but i want to take on the national preparedness grant. it is not our intention to divert them away from terrorism or exclude any group or not. if anything, it is following the constitution of the. there's a lot of groups of another congress has the authority to authorize and appropriate the funds. but when disaster strikes, whatever the cost including terrorism, our constitution has divided the powers between federal and state to give the state the primary responsibilities to respond to domestic emergencies including terrorist acts and the consequences of those acts. the governor can call up the national guard and only a governor can request assistance from the federal government. to exclude them from this literally goes around i worked at all levels of government. i c

i understand there are some neighbors up the road in gainesville who are not happy with me. even more tomorrow when i release my women's brackets because you cannot please everybody. we have terrific elected officials here. i want to thank the mayor of orlando, who has been a great friend, and give him a big round of applause. [applause] to thank the president of the lancia college. -- valencia college. [applause] there he is. we have the president of the west campus, who i just had an amazing conversation with. [applause] thank everybody here at valencia for having me. a few years ago i announced a to recognizeon exceptional community colleges. school, thed, your very first school in the entire country to win this prize. [applause] between the students' hard work and outstanding faculty, administrators who are making sure everybody has what they need to succeed, the graduates are leaving here ready for a career, ready to pursue their dreams wherever they may lead. represents what is best in america, the idea that in this country if you work hard you can get ahead. and resto

there are somed neighbors of the road in gainesville who are not happy with me. it will be even more tomorrow when i released the women's bracket. [laughter] but we have some terrific elected officials here. i want to thank the mayor of orlando, buddy dyer. he has been a great friend. give him a hand of applause. [applause] and i want to thank the president of valencia college -- [applause] there he is. we have the president of the west campus, who i just had an amazing conversation with. felicia williams. [applause] everybody here at valencia for having me. you know, two years ago i toounced a new competition recognize exceptional community colleges, and lo and behold -- your school. [applause] the very first school in the entire country to win this prize. [applause] so, the between the students' hardware, the outstanding faculty, the administrators, balenciaga graduates are leaving your ready to continue their education, ready to pursue their dreams, wherever they may lead. whathis college represents is best in america. the idea that here, in this country, if y

gainesville, jacksonville, to ft. myers.ll be watching severe weather in florida and we have a lot of talk about big, big wind out west coming up next. >> okay, thank you, ginger. >>> the latest on the high-stakes showdown between russia and the west. crimea voted overwhelmingly on sunday to leave ukraine and join russia. a vote ratified by their parliament today. the u.s. says that vote is illegal and will start to impose sanctions on russia today. martha raddatz has more. the president had a blunt phone call with president putin last night. >> reporter: blunt indeed. president obama telling putin this vote is illegal and will never be recognized by the u.s. but for now, it seems putin has gotten exactly what he wanted from this vote. now the question is, what more does he want? jubilation this morning for the overwhelming majority of crimeans who voted to join russian federation. >> i'm russian. i want to live in russia. it's a real holiday, it's a real event. it's one of the most important days in all my life. >> reporter

. >> susie watches every day from gainesville, florida. >> i do. >> we wanted to say good morning to mild weather, and that would be in dallas. a good start to the day. wfaa, looking for a high today of 82. this new map, cut it out and show you the states that it will see that mild weather. so from albuquerque at 55 to 73, oklahoma city, st. louis at 65. nice day out there in the south and the midwest. then we get a look at what's happening in the pacific northwest, and that rain, well, it's coming back after midnight for seattle. some showers before then. 63 for a high in medford. that's a look at the big picture. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. the bay area forecast, grab a coat this morning. it's much cooler. but this afternoon will be sunny, calmer and warmer than yesterday. spring starts thursday morning. and the cooling trend follows. for today, temperatures in the low to mid-60s along the coast. a little bit of fog this morning but that will dissipate. upper 60s around san francisco and richmond. mid-70s elsewhere. expect a lot of temperatures in the

scott is waiting in gainesville, virginia, on our line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call. i understand the significance of revealing the system. can you explain for me where the lines are drawn with this man -- where the lines are drawn revealing what is going on domestically versus revealing intel detail, internationally. it was senator dianne feinstein who expressed concern this man had developed code keys to get into the higher international intel, as opposed to just having clearance access to the system he revealed. where do you draw a line to commit a crime? guest: i think edward snowden was really bothered by what he learned. american people have been bothered. the president in the wake of the disclosures said he welcomed the debate and that debate cannot happen until edward snowden went to the press. we should be clear about one thing. snowden has not published anything to the world. what he took, he has given to journalists. at least what he has published has come through to journalists. people have made the final call have all