a maryland judge will hold a hearing in greenbelt. another lawsuit in hawaii will also go before a judge today. the star of a not so popular netflix show says that donald trump is to blame bad reviews. "i am fist" has been panned across the board but jones -- pannedst" has been across the board, but jones says that that is because he's a white billionaire. riddick's disagree, saying that it is a matter of the show being bad and uninteresting. blame trump for everything. [laughter] the kelly family is back. you have probably seen this childreneo of his interrupting this skype video. the entire family was live today and they explained why it wasn't so funny the first time around. >> we were worried, a little bit more. >> we were worried that the bbc would never call us again. it never gets old. the kelly family will answer questions from press around the world in a news conference today where they live. veronica: i if you walk up to someone like that, they will instantly be in a good mood. [laughter] kind of push her off. autria: it was

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a judge in greenbelt granted a preliminary injunction tell trarly blocking its enforcement nationwide. as part of the ruling, he called the intentions to impose a muslim ban highly relevant. this is on top of a judge in hawaii who also blocked the order overnight. nbc's hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: in the face of a stinging setback, donald trump defiant. >> we're going to take our case as far as it needs to go, including all the way up to >> reporter: the president promising to fight the decision blocking the latest travel ban which would have gone into effect today temporarily barring immigrants from six mostly muslim nations but derrick watson, a federal judge in hawaii ruled that executive order amounts to discrimination, writing a reasonable objective observer would find it intends to disfavor a particular religion. >> the judge's basic argument was once a muslim ban, always a muslim ban. >> the department of justice says it strongly disagrees with the federal district court's ruling which is plflawed in reasoning and scope. promising to keep the revised travel ban

the green line towards greenbelt, experiencing delays towards west hyattsville. that is the traffic watch, back in the next 10 minutes with another update on the roads and rails. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] great everyday prices and thousands of bonus buy savings. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total value. only at my giant. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. >> it's the kind of snow that hit two in the face and it stings. >> winter is not done yet snow. >> coming down now, covering up the lane markings. with nowhere left to go. >> checking the departure board, anything to the northeast remains canceled. 6:40 five, stormwatch team coverage is in full swing. larry: that's right, reporters are on your side, fanned out from here to fairfax and ocean city. we want to get started with john gonzalez. it has been piling up by you all morning

green line delays to greenbelt. >>> it's 5:15. developing this mo across the country. a jcc outside of rochester, new york is back open after it received a second bomb threat in a week. that's one of six threats made yesterday. so far this year, 130 threats have been made across centers nationwide including in maryland and virginia. >>> it's 5:15. in news 4 for your health, unsuccessful fertility treatments can put a woman at greater resi greater risk for heart tease. two-thirds of wm who undergo th treatment do not become prenapt, a pregnant, and this can put undue stress on the heart. >>> there is a growing number of children injured while using infant products like carriers, strollers and cribs. researchers found an average of 128 kids per day had to make a trip to the emergency room. a majority of injuries are moms say some products may have a design flaw. >> at the time i was myself up, didn't latch it incorrectly, come to find out within the past week there was a recall. >>> former vice president joe biden returned to the spotlight yesterday. he made his first ma

an accident in greenbelt blocked the right lane. the trip to lanham is going to be a bit slow. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: we have a developing story out of the middle east. at least 30 people are dead, 50 wounded after a gunman shot at and military hospital in kabul. the islamic state claimed responsibility for the attack. the attackers were dressed like health workers, and afghan forces had to fight them floor by floor. the country's president condemning the attack during an international women's day speech. closer to home, ntsb officials are in mississippi, investigating a deadly train versus bus crash. four people died, 40 others injured. the train pushed the bus 300 feet up the tracks before coming to rest. slow downtor tried to to prevent the accident, but it did not work. it took rescuers more than an hour to pull the victims from the wreckage. we want to get to those deadly wildfires that are sweeping firefighters are battling strong across several states overnight. mandatory evacuations are

two sites in maryland, greenbelt and landover were the othe but instead the general services administration announcing that it is delaying the decision indefinitely until congress can secure additional funding for the project. >> i don't think it's the budget but the general uncertainty that exists in washington, d.c. now. i will apply as much pressure as i can to have a decision made. >> he still believes this land is the best site for the future of the f.b.i. but at the moment he has no answer to one of the biggest questions still lingering. what will happen next? springfield, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. >> today, maryland governor larry hogan joined by the state leaders and the descendants of harriet tubman for grand open of a visitor center named in tubman's honor. the underground railroad visitor center in church creek commemorates the life of the maryland native that used the underground railroad to save slaves. alison: pope francis is open to the idea of married men becoming priests. the idea wou but men who are already priests would not be able to get married. pope francis said the op

closer to home, the aclu is arguing a case in greenbelt. it argues that it is illegal to reduce the number of breast fiji is in the middle of a fiscal year -- reduce the number of refugees in the middle of a fiscal year. we expect immigration lawyers to be on hand tomorrow morning. reporting at dulles, i am sam sweeney. back to you in the studio. jummy: coming up, a massive fire engulfs a building in new york. how the weather impacted the fight against the blaze. and applying pressure, the very latest in the back-and-forth new plans to replace obamacare. still clinging on, but will they survive? the damage being done to the cherry blossoms. now a check on traffic with angela foster. this afternoon, not too bad in terms of volume and delays, that we are getting reports of icy and wind warnings. on the area bridges, closer to , not due to any accident activity. had an earlier accident on d.c. 295 that finally cleared at ending road, but as we step outside to our traffic land cameras, giving you a live look at the traffic flow. to the eisenhow

they have two of the potential sites in greenbelt and landover. virginia has one in springfield. the general services administration, also known as gsa, says congress needs to secure the funding. >> all we can do is make sure that our sites are ready and that the things we said we would do it as a county and as a state are done. >> reporter: baker is optimistic. >> we're going to do everything we can to bring that site to prince georges county. >> reporter: we reached out to lawmakers tonight to get reaction about the news. we haven't heard back from them. the gsa does not give a time frame about a final decision. i'm shamari stone, news 4. >>> police say a four-year-old boy will survive after his the chest. the two boys found a handgun in their house on fall kirk avenue in baltimore. police say they started playing with it examiand it accidentallt off. the father was home at the time and he rushed the little boy to the hospital himself. the little boy is in stable condition. no word yet on charges. >>> today they are reminding you about a cheese recall. it set off a case of list

prince georges county has two of the potential sites in greenbelt and landover. congress needs to secure the funding. >> all we can do is make sure that our sites are ready and the things we said we'd do as a county and state are done. >> reporter: baker is optimistic. >> we're going to do everything we can to bring that site to the prince georges county. >> reporter: the gsa has not given a timeline about a final decision. news4. >>> and for the first time, defense secretary jim mattis is weighing in on the nude photo scandal involving female service members. mattis says that type of behavior will not be excused or tolerated. female marines have said that their photographs were shared on social media without their conse consent. but now nude photos are forcing the army and the might reach. they're now asking themselves some tough questions. >> i'm not going to lay this off on anybody else or the society. but this is our problem and i own it. >> we are told that secretary mattis will hold meetings on the investigation in the coming weeks. >>> meanwhile, u.s. atto

initial mini- documentary, like one of his favorite submissions from medellin, colombia, which built a greenbelt that surrounds the city to benefit residents who have been pushed to the outskirts of the city by gentrification. >> and it's giving the people the furthest away from the center of the city this place that will produce jobs, but also shared public space, shared green space. so, i love that idea. >> reporter: since posting the" future of cities" to the internet in december, boyson continues to receive unsolicited videos, and he aims to produce a series of small films. you say in the film that the people that you met are the ones that gave you the most hope for the future. why is that? >> i'd get off a plane, and i'm with somebody who's donating their time and their energy to show me around their city. and their perspective, their energy, their effort is informed just by love and interest, right? so, the point of view that they're sharing with me is totally about a citizen. if i hire a production services company in one of these cities, they're going to show me what they think i want to

a maryland judge will hold a hearing in greenbelt today on a lawsuit to block the ban. several groups suing, including the american civil liberties union argue the revised ban as the same legal flaws as the first. another lawsuit in hawaii will also go before a judge today. president trump's revised executive order is scheduled to take effect tomorrow. the winter whiplash isn't over yet. chilling temperatures and winds making it feel like the single digits today. and that's only making things even worse on the roads. we're tracking it all - next. announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. z2ahdz zstz y2ahdy ysty - feels like the single digits to teens today; very windy - refreeze likely to

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the man into th theater in greenbelt yesterday.e and fell to the ground while the suspect moved around inside the ceiling. a police negotiator was called in. the man eventually came down and was arrested. >> the flyers are now just two points back of a wild card spot. they continue their late season playoff push with a six to three win over the buffalo sabres last night. the flyers resume their four game road trip in toronto tomorrow night. >> a city is coming to the rescue of we'll tell you how. >> top honors at their long island high school. hear what they credit with their academic success. >> ducks and water seem to go hand in hand right. these baby ducks need a helping hand while swim ngo a canal in indianapolis indiana. the city just installed check it out little small ramps to help baby ducks get out of the canal. they made the decision after realizing the ducklings and geese couldn't jump ov canal's cement edges. anims are praising the city for lending a helping hand to webbed feet. >> seen that before in little parks and t

earlier delays easing between greenbelt and beltsville.ve look in virginia and show you 95. this is the northbound side as you come volume increasing but not enough to cause any major headaches yet. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. we'll talk metro with your next look at traffic. >> coming up on fox5 news morning maryland governor larry hogan plans to spend part of had us day in montgomery county with education secretary betsy devos. >> nato says it can wait for secretary of state rex tillerson. >> as we head to break here's a live look across the dmv. time is 4:57. 32 degrees is the temperature. back in a moment. >> ♪♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, murder investigation. police release an image of the suspect and wanted for murdering a woman in her apartment. >> the countdown is on. a split republican party prepares to vote on president trump's healthcare plan. >> live look outside right now its cold. it's going to be pretty much cold all day long. mike thomas has a first check of your forecast com

. >>> a third grader from greenbelt recognized for some pretty amazing work in the community.iracle omar collects socks for the homeless. she donates to the homeless in northwest d.c. yesterday the prince george's chamber of commerce recognized her for her charitable work. she said she wants even more people to get involved. >> i really want other kids to see what i'm doing and then they can like stand up and be like, okay, i'm going to do that too. >> setting an example early here. she does this work through socks in the box campaign which she started last fall. she partners different sizes get different colors. they're decorated with hand drawn designs there. you'll start to see these on your coffee next week. starbucks didn't say how long these cups will be around. jiet's going to be a cold weekend for exercise but that will not stop the rock 'n roll marathon, half marathon and 5k from taking over the streets of d.c. 24,000 people are signed up here. there will be rolling road closures in place all morning so if you're trying to get around be sure to check out the route on

our mapsal.map keep in mind no yellow rushell h plus service between franconia-springfield anda-s greenbeltlot of green on the maps. live look outside we'll show you how light volume is ioff grf you're trying to get on the on t roads. not seeing any majoreing anyajor slowdowns. things are looking really nice on 295 bottom of the beltway.. keep in mind 395 is moving movg along just fine from thee mixing bowl up to the 14thth street bridge and we're problem free in cabin john.hn. the outer loop 95 andoop 95 baltimore-washington parkwaye- looking good.wa ly same story in virginia on 66 and 95. 9 any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on teswtiitter. >> all right, coming up ong on fox5 news morning presidentornig trump calls for privatizing air traffic control operationsea across the country. >> canada's prime justin trudeau and ivankand trump meet up in new york tot catch a broadway show show together. >> live look outside acrossutsi the region. the time is r4e:36, the th temperature is 28 degrees.8 deg. fox5 news morning back rightg bg aftethisis. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ fios is not cable. we're wired <

again, the metro green line, the greenbelt dealing with the train malfunction outside hyattsville. under the treee number, expect some additional stops this morning. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on your ride. autria? flakes are falling fast across the dmz, some areas might see an inch, others could see more. larry: the governor has issued a state of emergency in maryland. what's the latest? john: here there are over 100 trucks working around-the-clock, last night and into the overnight hours, now this morning, trying to stay on top of what is not only a lot of snow, but that freezing rain, sleet, and the wind is really howling, making it even more difficult. snow drifts could be a concern this morning. take a look, this is what we have got in frederick, maryland. several images of snow mixed in with that freezing rain, it is creating a problem. once the roads are plowed, you are not seeing the asphalt, or the road, because of that sheet of ice, if you will, underneath the blanket of snow. that, right there, is buckeystown road like, rou

no yellow rush plus servicese between franconia-springfieldcod and greenbelt.rack work. as we look at our roads we ds we have this ongoing construction from overnight still impactingig the outer loop between bet pennsylvania and ritchied ritche marlboro. rlboro. aside from that 270, 50, 66,, 956 looking good. again any questions at erinan fox5 d.c. on twitter. let's get you ty oqu workfox5 . back to you maureen anden wisdom. wisdom >> 4:57 is the time.is the time coming up on fox5 news morningmo president trump is said to beumi close to signing a new executive order travel ban. an >> new treatment center isnt cet helping first responders ing fis our area live a normal life. li. >> we're going to break with awa live look across the dmv.v. time is 4:57. 457 back in a moment.mont >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ z25eiz z16fz y25eiy y16fy >> ♪♪ fox5 ne morox5 news morning. >> today on fox5ning. news morn, d.c. police are investigatingesg a sexual attack which happenedhp less than a mile away from the kalorama home of the obamasobaas and trumps.rums. >> looking live outside, todayto wil

early this morning, federal judge in greenbelt issuing a ruling on the president's order. u.s. district judge theodore chong suspending the portion of the order that stop the issuing of visas to citizens of those six majority muslim countries. the judge possibly can be used trump's own use our word -- against emerging "a history of public statement continues to provide a convincing case that the purpose of the second executive order remains the realization of the long envisioned muslim ban." all of this follows another ruling by a judge in hawaii on wednesday striking down the ban as well. the president has called that theng "terrible" saying administration would fight this case all the way to the supreme court if need be. the president has not commented on the recent ruling from this morning in maryland, that we will update you if we hear anything from the white house. watch thewill situation closely and see if he jumps on twitter with a response. stay with abc 7 irrelevance about the president's revised travel ban. the white house bracing for yet another battle today as the p

right now police are looking for a suspect at the beltway plaza in greenbelt. they think he is hiding inside the amc academy 8 movie theater. officers think he may have called into the ductwork. >> these are live pictures from chopper 4 over the scene in gre witnesses inside that movie theater said they saw the suspect running. the theater has been evacuated. tracee wilkins is at the scene gathering new information about what's going on there. >>> you teach your children what to do in an emergency and you pray they remember. >> a mother in new jersey swears she's only alive today because andrea thomas klein speaks with a pretty brave 7-year-old. >> i was so nervous and scared. >> reporter: the 7-year-old kept his cool when his mother motioned to him to get her phone and call 911 because she couldn't breathe. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> my mommy can't breathe. >> reporter: rocco stayed on the phone were a dispatcher for nearly nine minutes. >> your name? >> rocco. >> how old are you? >> i'm 7. >> is that your mom coughing in the background? >> yeah. >> r

the gsa previously announced it is considering locations in greenbelt, landover and springfield. >>> we had our first taste of snow in quite a whale. we're not done, right? we have some more coming first of next week. >> i think relative to what we saw this morning, this morning was child's play. >> really? there's good news. >> yes. well depending on how you look at it. a know a lot of kids, teachers are begging for a snow day. i don't know that all school districts have even had a school day. >> they've got a lot of them saved up this year. >> we're pretty sure there will be a snow day for jst delays still potentially on wednesday. take a look at your weather headlines before we get to our storm monday night into tuesday. we are dealing with a cold weekend and down right frigid tomorrow morning. we're tracking that winter storm monday night into tuesday. likely over by the midday hours on tuesday. the most snow looks to fall overnight monday. then we wake up to that. and that causes delays and cancellations. then even after that, it stays really cold next week, that false spring we

. >> reporter: this third grader from greenbelt, maryland, started the socks in the box campaign last george's county chamber of commerce recognized her for her charitable work. >> you can do anything. >> reporter: the chair of women in business development says miracle is just that, a miracle. >> everything she does is focused around being of service to others. >> reporter: miracle really wanted to collect a lot of socks. she decided to team up with a gym, planet fitness. she made this sign. take a look at her handwritten note. it roaeads, my goal is to colle 250 pairs of socks. she collected more than 700. >> it was just an honor to work with miracle. >> i really want other kids to see what i'm doing and then they can like stand up and be like, okay, i'm going to do that too. >> reporter: that's what her r >> it makes me feel wonderful. >> reporter: don't think this is it. she won't stop helping the community. >> what actually is next for me is like maybe giving more things to homeless, like more shoes. >> reporter: in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news4. >> good work. >>> the news

. >> this morning we were in federal district court in greenbelt maryland. international refugeee challenging the muslim ban, many are on stand by checking phones and e-mails waiting to see if our court will rule before the stroke of midnight when the new executive order >> the second executive order was unveiled. one of the things that jeff sessions said in the announcement of this new executive order is 300 people who came here as being investigated for potential terrorist activities. they noted the important of the president to keep america safe. that is his responsibility and goal. give us your response to concern that is people have when they hear numbers and feel like a temporary ban might be helpful >> first of all, 300,000 people are being investigated. we have a basic american value here which is we don't render anyone guilty of any charge miss marina or terrorism until they've been determined and convicted in the court of law. that's really fear mongering at its best. when you look at the court documents, look at the failure of the federal governme

in greenbelt, the aclu and other groups will argue the revised ban has the same legal flaws as the originalcutive order. the justice department says the revised order avoids the legal problems that blocked the first one. >>> the marine corps's top officers face their first grilling from senators yesterday. the big question now is how this scandal could happen under their command. the photos were allegedly posted to a 30,000 member group. marines united. marines say that roughly looked at the images. >> degrading of a fellow marine needs to be decreased mplts. >> general robert neller is calling for more female marines to speak up and he says a cultural change the needed. we'll hear more in an exclusive interview later on the "today" show. he will also talk about president trump and efforts to pass the new republican health care plan. >> surprise announcement from ben affleck, the facebook post you may have missed during the winter storm. >> we have his tax records. the first inside look at president trump's finances. >> and we're talking about frigid temperatures or the feels like temperatu

southbound baltimore-washington parkway, delays are forming below greenbelt road. the accident there, tying up the left side of the highway. stick with 50 as you travel in from new carrollton. train number 302, that is where you have got delays. coupling with 302 because of mechanical issues, which is, according to them, a 45 minute process, so allow extra time for that. update your rides on the roads and rails. larry, back to you. mr. trump: my job is not to represent the world. it is to represent the united states of america. larry: president trump delivering his first speech to a joint session of congress. larry: the president -- autria: a marked change in tone, making a case for unity. larry: newspapers noticing the shift this morning. "the new york times" headline reads "trump softens tone in outlining goals." autria: tell us what you think by going to wjla.com/votenow. arry: one democrat, giving failing grade, steve bashir giving the rebuttal, zeroing in on health care. beshear: you in congress seem determined to rip a formal health insurance from millions of

three locations in greenbelt, landover are considered for site. they knead more money. the administration overseeing it said it would be complete before the end of 2016 and then pushed the deadline till today. this time the agency declined to set a new deadline. larry: the redskins kicked off the free agent s resounding thud. they made some moves that might ease the pain for some of the fans. scott abraham is here. happy new year to the nfl. what a hangover for the redskins fans. scott: are you not entertained, my friend? one thing after another with the washington redskins. the day after general manager scot mccloughan was fired, redskins quarterback kirk cousins officially signed his franchise tag. that is according to his agent. this means cousins will remain in washington for one more season. making $24 million or he can be traded. redskins will review all the options on the table. they can negotiate with cousins on a long-term deal until july 15. at that point, there can be no deal signed until after the redskins season. with garcon and jackson gone, the redskins w

her body was found friday morning on greenbelt road here near capital drive.clear how long she'd been lying in the middle of the road. over the weekend, her family returned to the spot where she died. they prayed and pleaded for help finding the driver who left the scene. >> just hurts me to know that the person that actually did that didn't stop and just left her down there. she could have actually survived that. >> detectives believe the car that hit and killed toyota camera. it's dark gray and silver, has damage on the passenger side and is missing a passenger side mirror. >>> we now know more about the remains found in the rubble of an exploded rockville home. they belong to steve martin, the owner of the home and his dog. the medical examiner says that martin shot and killed the dog before he turned the gun on himself. the cause of the explosion is still under investigation but the home does have a history of illegal gas hookups. the property was scheduled to be auctioned off the day of the explosion. neighbors who live on ashley drive plan to go to the m

. >>> new video today from a search for a burglary suspect who tried to hide greenbelt movie theater. prince george's county police released these images from their chopper showing the suspect breaking into a laurel home. sherrod weaver tried to avoid arrest by running into the movie theater. after a standoff he was taken into custody last night and now she's charged with 12 crimes. >>> we don't hear about many 22- mile police chases in our area. one did happen late last night. laurel police say an officer tried to stop the driver of this suv that was involved in an accident last month. the driver took off. police followed and the chase went on i-295 and into dc. it ended in southeast where the driver was taken into custody. police say he is paul pattison of laurel. >>> a fairfax officer answers a woman's prayers replacing her rosary that was stolen by a thief. the two are now close friends stranger just made this woman in need feel so much better. wusa9's mike valerio picks up the story. >> she's lived in fairfax her entire life. what happened here shook her faith. the officer you're

we have additional problems out on the green line, residual delays out to greenbelt. we had a train malfunction about 40 minutes ago now. this is going to slow you down in addition to an already slow schedule. metro today running on a saturday schedule. main streams coming about every 12 minutes and single tracking braddock road to van dorn. they are focused solely on clearing the snow but you still have to put up with the single tracking through that area. metro bus, they are now on a moderate snow plan but i had someone on twitter say that still hurts me trying to get to work because it means that service is suspended roads. it's mainly your neighborhood roads, the smaller roads still hard to get around and metro access will not open back up until tomorrow. they stopped their service for today as well. you've got to check the rain schedule first. mark, you have to see an r by it to know that training is -- train is running today and the s by the train number before you know it will be running. inner loop of 66 traffic camera in this area. we can see snow in between

it shows weaver parking behind a home he had jut broken into in greenbelt.ers confronted him, but police say he threw a stolen tv at one of the officers and ran into the nearby beltway plaza mall. that's when he went into a movie theater and tried to hide in the ceiling for several hours before he surrendered. he is now face ago dozen different charges, but before that, his name came up as a defendant in 38 other court cases in most involved traffic violations and at least seven were criminal charges. >>> police in montgomery say they caught a car jacker because he left his driver's license in the car that he stole. it helped them find a prized violin that had been inside the car. mary kim was car jacked last week in the parking lot of a rockville barnes & noble. that $6,000 instrument was in the car there. kim is studying for a graduate degree in music and was on her way to a lesson when that armed man attack her. >> did you ever think you would see this violin again? >> no. >> did you think it was gone? >> yes. >> did you think your car was gone? >> yes. >

investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a brush fire near greenbelt national park.pper 4 flew over the flames yesterday. firefighters say windy conditions helped fuel the fire, but the rain later helped put it out. >>> a college dorm room was on fire in northwest washington. the building was evacuated near m street. one firefighter was hurt in the response. we're told this started on a couch on the fourth floor. a pile of caught fire but it's not clear how that happened. the fire was quickly contained. >>> today a vigil will be held to remember four charles county students who died this year. all of them were seniors at west lake high school. two were killed in a crash last friday. police say the driver had been speeding. hicks was shot and killed in a parking lot behind the movie theater in october. another senior also died suddenly last july. tonight's vigil will begin at 6:00 at west lake stadium. >>> congress is closer to approving a law to make federal government buildings more mom friendly. last might the u.s. house passed a bill that would require each buildi

keep in mind no yellow rush plus service between franconia and greenbelt and also yellow line trainsn huntingdon and mount vernon square. the rest of your metro commute looking pretty good right now. i'll let you know if there's any other metro slowdowns much on the inner loop as we head to our roads we have a disabled vehicle blocking the left lane after dulles toll road. no let you know if that changes. in any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. >> 5:47 is the time. d.c. police trying to figure out who shot and killed a college student from maryland who was home on spring break. ayana mcallister went to see the filming of a music video in northeast d.c. with her friends. she was gunned down in a parking lot just blocks weigh from the benning road metro station. her mother has a message for the person who killed her daughter. >> i forgive you for killing my daughter. >> wow. >> and i'm going to pray whether you're caught or not that you realize that life is so precious and that you would just never pick up a gun again and that you would do everything that you can to honor her me

no yellow rush plus between franconia and greenbelt.running every 24 minutes between huntington and mount vernon square. metro rail lines on time right now. let's hop outside for our live look on 95 northbound. you can see a whole lot of congestion right now. this is heavy volume building through stafford. give yourself a good 30 extra minutes to get between thalmus and dale city. back to you guys. >> all right, thanks very much erin. >>> next we'll get an update on the terror attack in london. details about overnight raids. >> a live picture right now. police still there gathering evidence outside of parliament this morning. parliament getting set to reopen. there was a moment of silence earlier this morning. we'll be right back with more developments. it is 6:27. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back at 6:30. you are looking at least headlights there will but guess what? that's typical rush hour volume on the outer loop of 95 in college park. hope you have a good thursday. if you got a regular monday through friday, the end is coming so you can get t

as far as metro, green line delays to greenbelt and then travel times as you might expect this morning maryland and virginia pretty slow overall. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. it's going to be asy >> yeah, probably best to stay safe and stay inside for most of the day. just let the road crews do their magic and get things back up and running. if you have a flight in and out of town today, make sure you are intouch with your carrier to make sure that your flight will go. 32 in washington, but the wind is starting to increase. a north wind now averaging 25 miles per hour. these winds will continue to increase during the late morning and early afternoon hours. temperatures hovering right around the freezing mark around here, so a lot of frozen precipitation coming down. mostly in the form of sleet and snow. there are pockets though of freezing rain that have been reported. so just know that it is not going to be a pretty start to the day at all. rain, sleet and snow here through the next couple of hours. tapering back to mainly snow and rain by lunch time and

not enough to cause ca any slowdowns.y sl we also have no yellow rushelloh plus service between greenbelton the yellow anda-t onng leblue becauu safe track.safe any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on testi twitter.twiter. holly and wisdom.om. >> thanks erin.s ein. >>> coming up detectivescomi upt search for the man responsiblees for a deadly shooting [inaudible] fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. get the best. go to getfios.com >> coming can up, budgetg can ut proposals. president trump unveils his h first budget which includes a a significant boost to military spending. >>

police chased the man into the theater in greenbelt yesterday.ame loose and fell to the ground while the suspect moved around inside the ceiling. a police negotiator was killed in. the man eventually came down and was arrested. >> in today's tech bytes nike has new kicks aimed at breaking a marathon record. >> the company says this shoe is designed specifically to help marathon runners break the two hour mark. the current record is two hours two minutes. >> the zoom vapor fly elite shrine built lighter and more efficient than other racing shoes. >> they need to work on that name though. >> tinder is giving people a hundred dollars to donate to a women's charity on this international women's day. >> you can choose from 12 charities selected by the company simply tweet tinder the charity you want them to donate to with the #fund her cause. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will finally get his degree from harvard. >> more than a decade after quitting to build the social media site, the billionaire will deliver harvard's commencement address this may.