but if you're a fan of the gainesville tornadoes in gainesville, texas then you are...ly our fan base was close to zero. >> parents came to one game but they didn't come to the other ones because they didn't have time. >> reporter: the other students at gainesville don't come to the games either. mostly because they can't get out. this is a juvenile correction facility for felony offenders and one of the few perks here for very good behavior is a chance to leave the prison a few times a year to play basketball. they play against private schools like vanguard college prep in waco, and it was before that recent match-up that two vanguard players announced they weren't going to play against a team with no fans. >> no one likes playing in an empty gym. >> reporter: but isn't that supposed to be a good thing for you? you don't have the other fans cheering against you? >> i guess, but it just seems weird. it just didn't seem right. >> reporter: so before their home game against gainesville, hudson bradley and ben martinson asked some of the vanguard fans for a favor. >> gaine

. >>> breaking news in gainesville, 29 completely shut down at university drive. again, all lanes blocked. chopper 4 on its way over the scene in just a little bit here. should be there in the next couple of minutes. we've been tweeting about this. wood bridge minnieville road at old bridge road a new crash there with closures. dale city not looking so hot. about 20 miles per hour there. taking a look at prince george's county northbound here at branch avenue you can see we're a little bit slow in those northbound lanes. maryland 95 at 198 there in laurel not bad in and out of town looking quite good there. and beltway at river road also looking good. trav times coming up at 6:11 and again, more on this crash out in gainesville. >>> it is now 6:02. d.c. public schools is partnering with pre to give your children more opportunitie richard jordan is live across from the white house thousand with more on the new efforts to focus on students in urban schools. >> r in just a few hour there will be a meeting here at the white wit leaders there across the country and d.c

to cheer for gainesville instead. the gainesville players had no idea what was happening. on to the court to find their own signs of support own cheerleaders, even their own fan section. half the crowd was assigned to cheer for gainesville. >> but then as it went on everybody just got so into it. >> nobody cheered for you? >> everyone was cheering for them. i mean every time they scored the gym was just lit up with cheering and clapping and everyone was on their feet. >> this is not what i've ever seen sports be. >> i think in a way this is kind of how sports should be. it just kind of showed me the real impact that encouragement and support for anybody can make. >> hudson says we all need someone to believe in us. we all need someone who knows hour mistakes and loves us anyway. for that, the gainesville players can't thank those boys enough. >> it's something i won't forget. >> when i'm old man i'll still be thinking about this. >> i'll probably remember this for the rest of my life. >> and finally as for who won the game well, obviously they didn't care. so why should we

we'll be talking about a few lane closures in the gainesville area in virginia but nothing major to report. >> he has blinking yellow lights. >> outdoor recess and if you can't do recess, maybe sneak out of work early because the afternoon looks fantastic around here after a pretty cold start. >> it is cold. it's kind after typical spring day where it's really cold to start but the afternoon, take the jacket off and enjoy it. let's take a look at how we're starting off with our michael & son camera. we will start off with clouds but by the afternoon more sunshine will move on in and southwesterly winds are in our favor today. we are going to see temperatures soar. we'll add to that 25 if not 30 degrees to this. 39 degrees right now with cloudy skies and the winds are calm but those winds out of the southwest are going to keep our temperature up. a few clouds this morning but, hey, that's all right. we're headed to near 70 degrees. i think a few clouds are okay. 30 degrees right now for gaithersburg. 32 for frederick. 32 for leesburg. there is definitely a chill in the air when you step out

. >> peggy fox was in gainesville for the big surprise today. >> reporter: in gainesville the entire student body and all the teachers have gathered here for a big announcement, but most people have no idea what it is. >> i am here to tell you a secret. >> reporter: then philanthropist michael mill kin dropped a big hit. >> where is that fantastic award for the people that educate everybody? >> reporter: a 2nd grade teacher is about to be surprised with a milkin educator award. >> angie wytovich. >> reporter: she wins $25,000, a recognition of her outstanding work with students. >> you work to make sure that every child in your classroom succeeds. i love that fact. >> reporter: last year 75% of her students started the year below grade level, but within a year nearly all met grade level benchmarks. >> i'm very excited because i was hoping that she was going to win. >> we worked very hard. we separate them with different levels of instructions and just do what's best for children, giving them extra support where they need it. >> reporter: wyovich's specialty is teaching students whose

again, 29 at university drive there in gainesville. totally shut down right now.l get chopper over that, get some eyes on what is happening there. also a new crash in woodbridge at old bridge that just popped up. beltway at kenilworth looking pret good. a bit of volume. wide look at things, again no major issues as you're taking sort of a big look at the beltway. ever moving along quite nicely and we'll just keep our fingers here. taking a look at 95 in maryland this and out of town, no issues. same thing as you're look at bw parkway. and then 29 right here top of the beltway, everything is rolling along of quite noosely. 270 shady grove road, everything r and out of the way. going to be talking a lot about the crash once chopper gets over the nefrksz couple of minutes. >>> we told you joe morrissey just finished a jail sentence last week. he was serving time for a sex scandal wi a minor who worked for him. and now she's given birth. morrissey told dfispatch she had a baby br when the baby was born. sbloo> there w a lot of hype during the launch of the apple watch

you cannot get from 66 to 29 south in gainesville. the crash remains.ll lanes are blocked southbound. northbound, only one lane gets by north of linden hall road getting to i-70. volume delays here and there. take a look at some cameras and see what it looks like now. as we travel on the beltway river road unusually light. it hasn't been that heavy and traffic on 395 traveling south and 95 southbound not slow in woodbridge getting to the occoquan, things are slower in stafford. i'm bob emler with 103.5 wtop radio. >> coming up here ahead this morning, trapped by a train. we'll see if we can get some answers from virginians who said they've been stranded in their neighborhood for more than half a dozen times. >> and you've heard about the security breach that left some turbo tax users vulnerable? tonight at 5:00 hear from one local woman whose identity was stolen and what it's taking to get it back. >> coming up ahead here, the story could motivate you to get your spring cleaning done. how you can make some money. stay with us. >> speaking of spring a li

. >> caroline tucker takes us to gainesville, virginia to meet the latest milken educator award winner. >> yesterday, i was talking about hockey, right? >> it's just another day at buckland mills elementary for this second grade teacher. >> need a basketball. >> or so she thought as she sat through a schoolwide assembly meant to celebrate the prince william county's excellence until she heard this. >> i'm shocked and very surprised and very grateful. i did not expect this when i got up this morning. >> she is the latest to win the national milken educator award known as the oscars of teaching. >> i'm speechless. >> i think she's amazing! >> she thinks her students are amazing. >> love working with students. i love seeing the growth in them and this is the one job that you can see and truly make a difference. >> buckland hills elementary has more than 700 students and 26 languages are spoken here. >> if all the schools could be like this one in virginia today, america would be in great hands. >> last year 75% of her classroom was below grade level. within a half a year they all met thei

they are trying to go. >> reporter: some 1,200 commuters ride those omni ride buses every day to gainesville and manassas. they'll be first to be able to take advantage of this program and some loudoun county buses will be added soon after that. if you want to get a look at the vdot map showing the exact segment where this bus on the shoulder drive can occur, go to our facebook page. back to you. >>> it's a store that carries just about anything you can think of and it means just about everything to its employees. it's called upscale resale. it's a nonprofit and it's dedicated to employing adults with mental illnesses. news4's melissa mollet shows us how the is changing minds. >> reporter: he greets you with a smile. >> hey, sean. how you doing? >> reporter: a kind woord. >> good to see you. >> reporter: it's been this way for 11 1/2 years. >> this is our electronics section. >> reporter: that's how long joe wall witz has been working here. >> i love it. >> reporter: at upscale resale it's a family. >> i love it. the high point in my week. >> reporter: a place that makes the employees here f

volume starting to build up as you go from gainesville toward the beltway.ou. >>> yesterday the white house announced the talent lineup for the 137th easter egg roll. >> hard to believe it has been going on that long. tommy mcfly is going to serve as the official emcee for the fifth year in a row. congratulations. >> he joins us from the 94.7 fresh fm studio with more on who else will be there and how you can still enjoy the day, even if you didn't get tickets. maybe if we know somebody we can get in. hi, tommy. >> good morning. yeah, there is a shot. the white house visitors office handed out 35,000 tickets via online lottery last month but if you didn't get them, there's still a chance to enjoy all the performances. who will be there? big artists like fifth harmony, fresh artist mkto. they sing the song "classic" and our pals at "sesame street" and the cast of the musical newsies will be there, too. there will be a reading stage and many professional athletes like washington's very own rgiii and ryan kerrigan, wizards, caps players. they're all going to be

this afternoon traffic cameras caught the aftermath of a truck overturned on i-66 in gainesville. all of these crashes caused traffic delays but we have no reports of serious injuries. arlington drivers have been especially frustrated thanks to a salt shortage in the county. a 2,000 ton delivery is being unloaded right now to help crews catch up. how are the roads looking in the rest of our area? tom roussey is live with what he's seen. tom? >> and we are in northwest d.c. maureen. it is spring lane northwest, a neighbor just told us they never plow here and you can see this storm was no exception. this road has not been plowed. a lot of snow still on a little slippery too, we just saw starting to spin out a few moments ago on this street. fortunately, though, this is not the norm in the district. things are about to look a lot better. check out the difference as we turn on here as soon as it's safe to do so. see how much better it looks. rockville, neighborhood looks really good and -- >> well, we obviously are having some problems with tom's story but we will get back to him if

. >> reporter: in gainesville peggy fox, wusa9. >> we could sure use more like her. milken said wytovich stood out for her leadership and collaboration with the other teachers. she's credwith piloting a math program that helped bring math scores up 14%. >>> still ahead on wusa9 two young children are heroes after foiling the attempted kidnapping of their baby brother. we'll show you how it all unfolded. >> a little bit colder tonight and tomorrow morning. here's futurecast at 7 a.m. it's going to be dry for your morning commute, but temperatures below freezing in gaithersburg, right around freezing in frederick, hagerstown and leesburg. we'll talk about our yellow alert tomorrow and when the rain rolls in. >> good news for a 6-year-old boy who was seriously injured while sledding in mclean, those stories and a lot >>> a 15-year-old under arrest for an attempted kidnapping caught on tape. surveillance video shows the teenager running with a toddler down the street in a small town of sprague in washington state screaming at the top of their lungs. the 10-year-old broth

larry dixon was traveling at 280 miles an hour in gainesville, saturday, when his car came apart.w into the air and slammed into a wall but somehow he was not hurt and walked away from the crash. >>> when we return caught on video. the dramatic moments policemen pull an infant from a car that crashed in an icy utah river. get theraflu... ...with the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. it breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. theraflu. serious power. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrink

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. >> it was at buckland elementary school in gainesville where 26 different languages are spoken. 2nd great teacher angie wytovich received the $25,000 reward in recognition of her teaching skills. last year 75 of herself students started below grade year and nearly all were up to speed. her specialty is working with english language learners. >> it's very important that we also provide a monetary prize that they can do whatever they want with the money just in recognition of their commitment to our society. >> reporter: why do you like teaching so much? >> i love working with students. i love seeing growth in them and this is the one job you can see you truly make a difference. >> angie stood out because of her leadership and collaboration with other teachers to help every child learn. congrats to her. >>> bone rattling brain shaking potholes plaguing our area roadways, but one county is trying to do something about it. >> plus topper is tracking wet weather headed our way tomorrow and what we can expect this weekend. >> we want to know what's on your mi the world is filled with air.

larry was blasting down the track at 280 miles per hour in gainesville when his car starting shaking and broke apart in midair before crashing into a wall. dixon was not seriously hurt. another spectacle nearly turned tragic today at an air show in malaysia, two jets practice ago stunt got too close and clind each other in midair. all four pilots were able to eject safely with their parachutes. the burning debris did set a house and a car on fire. gay pride groups participated in today's st. patrick's day parade in boston for the first time ever. parade organizers fought against it for years at one point taking the case all the way to the supreme court but this year a change of heart. marchers included outvets a group for gay veterans and local gay rights organization boston pride. coming up cbs sports analyst seth davis has an ncaa bracket break down. >> along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose we

but his car went airborne today in gainesville, florida, and ac split in half before crashing into al. emergency crews checked him out. surprisingly dixon is okay. >>> singer elton john says he'll never wear dole say and gabbana again and is telling others to boycott the line. he blasted them on instagram bee of what they said about same-sex marriage. they said they support traditional marriage and called children of nontraditional marriages "children of chemistry."r celebrities are already joining the boycott on twitter, using the ha #boycotta stabbing happened at the armory station. a woman stabbed a station manager with a kitchen knife, and news4's >> reporter: metro transit police want to find this woman. they say she stabbed a station manager at the stadium armory stop testimony happened at 11:45 in the morning. began with a bizarre request. a woman asked a manager if she could ride for free. >> when the station manager declined she got into a physical altercation. actually began with her spitting on him. and then that escalated from there, and then she stabbed him. >> reporter:

. >>> next an unbelievable accident at a drag race in gainesville, florida. that drag racer larry dixon, his car suddenly breaks in half, shattering into pieces. amazingly, he was walking and talking right after this happened. not clear why his car simply blew up. >> next to breaking news on ebola. the cdc rushing ten americans home from africa where they may have been exposed to the deadly disease. the healthcare workers all part of the same aid group. i want to bring in our chief health medical editor dr. besser. how big is this risk for this group of patients? >> we don't know but they may have been exposed to the healthcare worker and some of these people provided assistance and they all lived in close quarters together in sierra leone. the reason they're being brought back now when they're not even sick is if they do get sick they can get the best care available. you can transport people who aren't sick without using that special isolation plane. >> ten people that's a big group. where are they all going? >> they will go very close to the three special f

. >>> and next to another great escape, this an unbelievable accident at a drag race in gainesville, florida. take a look at this video. that drag racer, larry dixon, coming toward the camera when his car suddenly breaks in half shattering into pieces. amazingly, he was walking and talking ight after this happened. not clear why his car simply blew up. >>> next to breaking news on ebola, the cdc announcing late today that it is rushing ten americans home from africa where they may have been exposed to the deadly disease. the health care workers all part of the same aid group and i want to bring in our chief health and medical editor, dr. richard besser. group of patients? >> we don't know but they may have been exposed to the health care worker who is being treated in maryland who's very sick with ebola. reportedly at some point that health care worker fainted and some of these people provided assistance and they all lived in close quarters together in sierra leone. the reason they're being brought back now when they're not even sick is that way if they do get sick they can get the b

he has a goal of reaching gainesville. as he moves down the line, he comes across a roadblock at a train station. union infantry has swung around on a faster route around the amelia courthouse. they cut across to the railroad. generally decides not to do battle but to begin three night marches in a row. starting from amelia until appomattox, they will march day and night until they get to appomattox. not fighting at cheaters fill they come to a resort called amelia springs. while he was at amelia springs isaac st. john informs him that there are 120,000 rations waiting in farmville. it would be located at the station. part of which is the art gallery we mentioned, that is part of the passenger station not that many years ago. the original freight depot was there. it has since been torn down. if he makes a night march, he can move around the unit army and get ahead of it. you can get these supplies issued to his men and head south. he re-intercepts the railroad going to danville and he can continue his march. that is what h

. >> we were able to trace the youtube up load ultimately to a man in gainesville georgia by a name ofew hailey. >> was he tara's >> in 20099 family and friends of tara grinstead were in shock. a young man named andrew hailey was posting videos on-line calling me the catch me killer. >> he claimed to have killed 16 people and eluded to two specific victims one was 4-year-old jennifer kesse who disappeared in orlando florida in 2006 the other tara grinstead. >> he had to be taken seriously. you have somebody who is missing and here's somebody claiming that they did it or have the information about it so you have to at least follow through to make sure that it is not connected to >> we tracked hailey down and learned he had made these postings both from the residence and hospital room where his wife was being kept as a patient. we executed search warrants ceased the computer and clothing he wore or cameras he made a video with. >> he was playing the mystery clue game to see how many followers he could get. >> he was tried in a court convicted and sentenced to time in prison. >> i am not

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did the confederates who rushed onto the field at gainesville or held the stonewall inn fredericksburg, did they fight to preserve slavery? to protect slavery? i don't see anybody offering up any opinion in terms of shaking or nodding their heads. if you work it is civil war site for any amount of time i've heard it, patrick has heard it you will hear something like this. my great great grandfather is from the shenandoah valley -- or pick your place -- he did not own any slaves there he sure as hell did not fight to preserve slavery. he fought to defend his home the way of life, and the community and his city. the civil war was not about slavery. you are wrong to tell people that it was. have you had that happen? we have all had that happen. in fact, we've had it happened a couple times a month, if not more. and so what do you say? oh, yes, the war was about slavery. your grandfather fought to preserve slavery. that's not likely to receive -- well, that's likely to receive a letter to a congressman more than anything. americans have gone to great efforts to redefine and sometimes re-un

vdot wants to widen the thoroughfare between the beltway and gainesville complete with plans for future rail and dedicated bus lines. lines on a map are homes in the balance. marsha hook's house could be taken by imminent domain. she didn't know it. neither did her neighbor. >> we only found out basically through the grace of god, word of mouth. >> it's hard because we live two blocks away from the metro. i never drive to work. same as my wife. our kids just walk to the school across the street. >> reporter: at a public meeting in vienna worried and angry residents pelted vdot officials with questions and criticisms. they find it ironic they chose homes to get them out of the traffic street homes which are now threatened by those who need a longer commute. vdot says this is the path of least pain overall. >> it would be very hard to improve the roadway, to improve the capacity of the road without any impact. so we recognize that. >> residents in places like dunn loring village says their community is at stake though they understand the need. >> there has to be less honorous proposals. w

. >> we were able to trace the youtube up load ultimately to a man in gainesville georgia by a name of hailey. name of andrew hailey. >> was he tara's i have great credit. name of andrew hailey. >> was he tara's how do you know? duh. try credit karma. it's free and you can see what your score is right now . i just got my free credit score! credit karma. really free. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >> in 20099 family and friends of tara grinstead were in shock. a young man named andrew hailey was posting videos on-line calling me the catch me killer. >> he claimed to have killed 16 people and eluded to two specific victims one was 4-year-old jennifer kesse who disappeared in orlando florida in 2006 the other tara grinstead. >> he had to be ta

did the confederates who rushed onto the field at gainesville or held the stonewall inn fredericksburg, did they fight to preserve slavery? to protect slavery? i don't see anybody offering up any opinion in terms of shaking or nodding their heads. if you work it is civil war site for any amount of time

gainesville, virginia. night day to be outside. on the chilly side.s tomorrow a cloudy day tuesday. >>> i'm molette green at the live desk. need good weather for this. guess who's coming to the white house easter roll this year? kelly ripa and michael strahan taking their shy there live and will hair itt air the entire hour on april 6th sit downing with the first lady michelle obama and discuss her get fit campaign and all kinds of gooeys on the east lawn. that's the latest. back to you. >> makes us think spring is coming. >>> new speed cameras runs in the district. a look at a map of all the new locations. it includes two cameras in both directions on south capital street near the park. going up where police say speeding is a problem. one camera along fort lincoln drive in northeast. first a warning then fined when the 30-day grace period ends. posted this information on the nbc washington app. search d.c. speed cameras. >>> and investigators are looking into a crash that killed three people in anne arundel county. two 19-year-olds died yesterday. th

. >> reporter: angie teaches second grade at buckland mills elementary school in gainesville. she found oubt about the milliken award during an assembly honoring the wildcats for being a school of excellence for six years. >> angie -- >> okay! >> very excited. very surprised. very shocked. very grateful about the experience. and having the opportunity to receive an award like this. >> reporter: the school has 700 students. more than 26 languages are spoken. angie has taught there for ten years. what he is ear greatest reward as a teacher? >> having students that come in with either very minimal reading and then leaving on grade level for reading to go to the next level. so seeing the huge growth in their reading when being nonreaders and leaving my class as a reader. >> she's among about 40 educators receiving the award this year and the only one from virginia. she's already thinking about what she'll do with her cash award. >> take my family probably on a vacation or i have a 3-year-old so i'm sure he would like to go to disney. >> reporter: local winners from past years join

she teaches second grade at buckland mills elementary in gainesville. she was surprised during a school assembly. >> angie wytovich! >> okay! >> very excited, very surprised, very shocked, very grateful about the experience and having the opportunity to receive an award like this. >> reporter: the award includes a $25,000 check. she says she'll probably take her family on a nice trip. to hear more from the big winner visit the nbc washington app and search teacher. >>> working on a developing story out of baltimore where the indictment against a man accused in the death of felicia barnes has been dismissed. >> what's the city state's attorney saying about the judge's decision and wha >>> a north carolina teenager was murdered in maryland and tonight the only suspect is a free man. a judge dismissed the indictment against him, but as jane miller reports, baltimore's top prosecutor says >> reporter: michael johnson had a smile as he left the circuit courthouse no longer under indictment for the murder of teenager felicia barnes. a judge had agreed with hi

you'll see wet pavement and ponding, so do be careful. 66 traveling out of gainesville, manassas lookingd no reports of delays but watchponding on the roadways. 50 in maryland at landover road see something wetness there. watch out for potholes and give yourself extra time this morning. so you don't hydroplane. back to you. >>> make sure that you have the e-zpass if you don't morally use it on the dulles toll road. crews are doing maintenance on the toll plaza at the hunter mill exit. there will be no cash lane in the west bound exit from 9:30 this morning until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. so if you don't have an event-zpass and you need to use the exit, call the customer service center. >>> today we're getting a look at the baby bithat could not wait to enter the world. >> we told you yesterday morning a baby was born on i-270. well there he is. that is jacob. miss mom says his mom says contractions got the really intense. she took off her seat belt and an alarm went off and that caused the dad to miss the exit and before they could turn around it was time. >> and then my husband delivere

let's from gainesville, florida. >> go gators. i wanted to take my mom, but she thought there was a catch like we had to tip the waiter our something, so we didn't go. >> jimmy: you wouldn't want to do that. you're going to florida right now? >> yes. yes, sir. >> jimmy: what are you studying there? >> i'm studying production. i want to be a sports caster. >> jimmy: harold, please, please tell me that you celebrated national pancake day. >> no, i did not. sorry. >> jimmy: unbelievable. why not? >> because i was eating barbecue today for lunch. >> jimmy: you were eating barbecue. that's a good reason. what do you do for a living, harold? >> i'm a general manager of a semi-professional football team. the west texas drillers. >> jimmy: the west texas drillers. i never heard of that. do you get big crowds to come to the game? >> oh, yeah. big crowds, big crowds. >> jimmy: the drillers, huh? >> yeah. and our mascot looks a lot like you, jimmy. >> jimmy: does it really? >> yes, i have a bobble head of him right here. >> jimmy: let me hav

>> well, maureen and while we're on the subject of gainesville and 66, 66 westbound remains slow. problem, long standing crash on 29. southbound one lane is open. still may not be able to exit from 66 going south while cleanup continues around the truck that had overturned in this crash. on 66 eastbound, there was an accident after 123. it's out of the road now and 95 south bogs down a bit here and there as you travel past woodbridge and then headed south of quantico towards stafford. all lanes are open now and 66 is showing some volume delays here near 123 where the crash had been on the eastbound side and traffic headed south on the beltway, coming through green belt on the inner loop past kenilworth avenue and that's on the left side of the screen headed towards greenbelt and route 50. all lanes open. volume both ways. have a great weekend. i'm bob emler with 103.5 wtop radio. >> "7 on your side" to help keep track of how many school days the kids have missed this winter. today's cancellation put the counties three days over the budget for their year. alexandria is two days ove

drop to 60 degrees in gainesville and morganville. 58 in the district. 53 in barnesville and upper montgomery county. look at the wind gusts, over 40 miles an hour. so that's going to be the story into the night. well, this morning, it may have been short sleeve weather, no jackets. tomorrow morning wind chills in the lower 20's. plan ahead for that. here are the numbers. 67 at reagan national. down to 61 in frederick and the cooler air will work in with the gusty northwesterly winds. these are sustained wind speeds not the gusted flare-up. actual sustained wind. 23 miles per hour in gaithersburg and frederick. strong gusts on top of that so yeah, for the moment it's comfortable enough because temperatures are mild. later tonight, the winds will continue and we mix that with temperatures by morning of 26 in gaithersburg and 27 in frederick. 33 in annapolis. it's going to feel a heck of a lot colder when you wake up on a wednesday morning. at least there will be sunshine for the morning and then things start to change. here's the way it's going to work out. clouds will increase through the day

this is just west of gainesville you can see how the snow is starting to accumulate on the roads againmurder and mayhem that he possibly could. >> if a jury did come backnd a say, yes, this is copyright infringement, do you think that would have a chilling convenient in history. >> they're going to look at songs coming out and say, you claim here. >> how concerned should you be? >> i'm very concerned that these two hospitals followed the protocol and yet you still got the infections. >> democrats worry this is going to give the republicans more ammunition against her if she runs for president. >> do you think maybe wrong e-mail address ghazi will be a big boost to her democratic primary rival tbd? >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. this morning the ambassador of south korea has 80 stichls after an attack. mark lippert is recovering from knife woulds. it happened yesterday just before a planned speechen the divided korean peninsula. >> police say 55-year-old kim k ki-jong attacked him. he was talking about righteous empowerment. >>> the storm front extends for mor

yesterday, during a race in gainesville, florida, the top fuel car broke in half literally, at 280 milesthe two pieces of the car went flying before crashing on the track. now, dixon, himself, describing the crash, said it was like a roller coaster ride that just flew off the track. dixon said he isn't sure what caused the accident or whether he'll be able to race today. >>> today will be dry, but a little cooler than yesterday. i'll have the high temperature in your neighborhood and the st. patrick's day forecast. for those who appreciate quality and precision, here's grounds for celebration. experience exceptional coffee and espresso in one essential machine and delivered to you with a push of a button. the nespresso vertuoline. swiss-designed precision brought to your kitchen. celebrate one year of vertuoline with $100 dollars off. it's the best price we've ever engineered. ♪ ♪ >>> well it does seem like we talk about this every year. riders dangerously drunk on metro. >> on this video, you can see a man stumble on to a train. riders have been lucky, so far. about 6:00 at night at the

medevac helicopter just launched and all traffic will be diverted in order to get you back in the gainesville a lot of activity around the accident vehicle there. hopefully sometime soon the lanes can be reopened. a vehicle fire in virginia dumfries, on the left getting by, big delays with friday volume, branch avenue remaining closed near alabama avenue. the lanes on pennsylvania avenue are open, dealing with a water main break and power pole being repaired. what -- how does it look today? jacqui: looks great, just a bit on the cold side. 38 degrees is the temperature downtown, but warming up to the 40's through the morning, cooler than we have been, clouds will get thicker today, i think the rain will hold off until later as in after sundown. watch the southwest suburbs first back to the west, soggy overnight and through much of the saturday, tapering off late on friday with a breezy and cool sunday, sunshine at 55 degrees. jacqui: thank you so much, thank yo >>> good morning, america. and right now police in ferguson still searching for the gunman would opened fire injuring two officers. a

jack: they are getting better. 60 moving from haymarket towards the planes and continuing towards gainesvillebeyond the one in haymarket, that one was in the left lane. beltway at georgia avenue, the inner loop, a dump truck that had the bed up to high with a single left lane getting by, tape dumped down into the roadway, there was a lot of cleanup as well. hunter mill, and accident in the left-center lane. you are not out of the woods yet and if you can stay in there, please do. what happens to the weather when we stay home? jacqui: you will be cold, you will probably think about staying indoors. below average by 20 degrees. 16 downtown for for your windchill. 10 at dulles. nine in gaithersburg. five and hagerstown. adding in the wind, zero in many locations with an advisory to the north and west. high temperatures in the mid 20's to around 30 degrees. jummy: thank you for watching this morning. you can get more traffic, news and the we [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're workin

be aware of the fact your writing from lawrence to gainesville, 89 remains closed before 66.o a service roadway. we have had delays south on 270 sounded like a crash on 109. off and on the lanes are open, near the 14th street bridge on 395, and often on delay toward seminary road near the pentagon across the bridge, it sounded like a broken down vehicle had cleared from the ramp across from police headquarters, lanes are open. all right, here it comes, what have you got? jummy: -- jacqui: light and spotty on the doppler radar in maryland at this moment, it will be more widespread during the afternoon hours, temperatures are mild in quantico in gaithersburg. upper 40's this afternoon with rain off and on, a good half of an inch is a possibility when things change to the day tomorrow, expecting a mix and then snow, it will be significant snow with closings likely across the metro. six inches to 10 inches across the north. autria: get ready for the rain today. more traffic and weather updates on our sister station, >>> good morning, america. again, right now, a suspected serial

host: steve -- i'm sorry, mike from gainesville. you're next. caller: mr.son, i have in front of me that 18 u.s. code, writer correspondence with foreign governments. this relates to mr. netanyahu's visit. it says, any visit with anyone from another -- with intent to influence measures or conduct of any foreign government or officer, or agent thereof, in relation to any disputes or controversies with united states, or to defeat the measures of the united states would be imprisoned, no more than three years or more. i'm concerned that mr. boehner made this mistake. guest: he didn't. this is a long time tradition. last fall, we have the president of ukraine seek. i'm looking forward today. i've met prime minister benjamin netanyahu twice in jerusalem. he very inspiring. he is legitimately concerned about the security of his citizens on the naive conduct of our administration, dealing with a rogue regime in tehran. i look forward to the future two. we have the president of afghanistan coming to speak. i met with him two weeks ago. he, too, is inspiring. i thin