from braddock road to huntington. the real kicker of this, trains will be coming ever even during rush hour, phase 2 will start immediately. the blue line will have normal service. the yellow line will have single tracking. this time between king street out to huntington. trains will still be coming every 24 minutes. >>> they got away from the violence in syria. now a refugee family is dealing with a different threat here in the united states. >> there's no safety whatsoever. >> one family's struggle to achieve the american dream here in maryland, tonight at 11:00. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. welcome back. investigators say no evidence of vandalism has been found at a predominantly jewish cemetery in brooklyn. where more than 42 stones were toppled over. it appears the two stones c

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huntington and van dorn street, allow an additional 30 minutes.a result, we do have some problems, yellow line towards huntington, delays because of a train malfunction outside of l'enfant plaza. back in the next 10 minutes with an update on the roads and rails. back over to you guys. larry: let's talk to kidd: bachelor neck, getting ready to make the decision in the fantasy suite. theked him how important kiss is, when it comes to finding love. can you tell if you like someone by a kiss? it is a one? >> absolutely. you can get a lot of information about your connection one through their kiss. kidd: do you make decisions on who gets a rose based on a kiss? >> i think i use every bit of information in front of me to make my decisions. the physical connection, the chemistry, which includes kissing, is part of that. autria: [funny high-pitched noises] [laughter] kidd: we will do that for after 7:00. "women tell all, that's tonight -- all," that's tonit. several hours of "the bachelor." autria: and karen is getting her own reality show? kidd: which, s

now, let me tell you in the city of huntington what they're doing right u.n. i met with them last week when i was home. they're going to have a center of excellence started with marshal university, the city of huntington, cabel county, all are work together because this is something they're fighting every day. this center of excellence is built around there are. we know we have a problem, we've got people overdosing, we're trying to save lives. we're trying to get them clean. we're going to start at conception for a mother that may be using, how do we get her clean? how does she have a healthy baby? we have lily's place down there which is unbelievable what they're doing in neonatal. they're trying to get this baby weaned off of the addiction that the mother passed on through her pregnancy. then we need to make sure that mother goes back home and that baby goes with her in a clean home because if not, we're just continuing the cycle. this is what this center of excellence is going to do. and the success we think we're going to have, starting at ground zero --

but for more right now, i want to bring in the mayor of huntington, west virginia, steven williams, huntingtont city in the county. also with us, jim johnson, he's director of the mayor's office of drug control policy in the city of huntington. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us, kate. >> mr. mayor, when people hear about this lawsuit, they may think, well why not go after the doctors? why go after these large companies that are distributing pain medication? >> well, that's where it started. i mean, when you look at what is actually occurred, is it you would expect to have some level of redundancy to be able to make sure that what is being delivered is what is needed. you'd have the distributors, the pharmacies, and the doctors -- some did the right thing. but what you want them to do is to monitor, detect, investigate, report, and then when they see a problem to stop. but when you stated the numbers earlier, is that when there were over 40 million prescription doses -- >> over a period of time. >> were delivered over a five year period. that's over 415 doses per individual with

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we had ten fewer teachers he let huntington than in 2007 when i started here —— here at huntington, with was cutting your budget because of inflation. because of the cuts we've had. george osborne, for instance, cut 80% of our reckoning capital budget so we used to get £160,000 a year to get our budget going and that was cut to 28,001 fell swoop five years ago. schools are finding it very hard to make ends meet. 0ur are finding it very hard to make ends meet. our most expensive outlay is on staffing. we're being asked to save £3 billion over the rest of this parliament, you've got to start cutting staff. what impact does that have on pupil numbers in classrooms and also morale? you can imagine, can't you ? for and also morale? you can imagine, can't you? for instance if you are a teacher and your teaching an extra three students in your class and you have ten classes that you see several times a week, that's 30 students, your teaching a whole class more —— you are teaching. the pressure on teachers just gets greater and greater. the thing the government really has to focus on is attracti

trains will only run every 24 minutes between braddock road and huntington stations.ing the second phase, the yellow line will be impacted between king street and huntington. >> cherry blossoms by that time. the show on the tidal blossom could begin earlier than ever. the national park service predicts peak blooms where the cherry blossoms will be between march 14 and 17. the earliest peak ever is march 15. we beat that by a day. of course abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the national cherry blossom festival. >> you see the buds right there blowing around. back to our storm watch coverage and look at the tree. look at the video. that is not the camera moving but the whole tree moving. the storms that were blowing through today were rocking around. mother nature doing her best to unnerve the eagles. the eagle cam showed the it through the storm just fine. the two eggs are doing just fine. the president and first lady were doing just fine as well. they just rode out the storm. that's what they do. they build really good nests. >> great foundation. that thing is going to hold

huntington ingalls will have 4,000 jobs to fill.ate rogers report from mississippi. >> 26-year-old jeffrey is a veteran of the iraq war. he is building ships for the u.s. navy. >> i'm honored and proud to be a part of it. i know what it feels like to be on the other end of equipment bit by american workers. >> reporter: cofer has been in the huntington ingalls apprenticeship program three years. spending time in the classroom learning basic math to naval architecture and working in the shipyard. >> we move around the yaerd. we see different stages of ship construction. i have seen everything from how material comes into the yard to how the systems are tested and sold to the navy. >> reporter: he said his past experience pushes him to pay close attention to craftsmanship and detail while on the new job. >> while i was in iraq, all of the things that were a threat to me i didn't want something that was avoidable to cause me injury or to kill me. so i don't want our sailors to have to fear that as well. you know, i want them to know th

weekdays there's going to be continuous single tracking between bratack road and huntington station. and blue line running every 24 minutes even during rush hour. yellow line running every 24 from huntington to mont vernon, even during rush hour. >>> bundle up if you plan to be out and about this weekend. topper is talking about some pretty chilly temperatures. >> it's the coldest weekend we have had since late january. we have had some crazy spring- like weekend, and now it's payback this is the forecast of the windchills, and 7:00 form morning, feeling like 16 in gaithersburg, and 223 downtown, and -- and 22 downtown, and by 1:00, feeling like 30 in towntown. -- in downtown, and dress tomorrow for the mid-20s to mid- 30s. winds dying down tomorrow night. you will be surprised how low we will go. we will talk about when the 50s and 60s will return. >>> we are working to verify facebook posts that express concern about tooth paste. are there really cancer-causing chemicals in the tube? >> i think there may be people who watch the interview and wonder how could she not know? 50,000 im

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on the yellow line, service suspended right now between braddock road and huntington. there's a problem so they have requested buses. on the blue line, suspended between braddock road and franconia-springfield. we'll take a look at that issue and the problem we had at outer loop at 95. we'll. >>> right now, we're talking about the weather outside. >> temperatures are going to rise today. mid to upper 60s for daytime highs. we're starting off today a little on the chilly side. that's because we have to cloud cover to keeps us insulated so temperatures drop a little bit to 40s for most of our region. but, again, warming up into the mid to upper 60s today. winds are increasing. enjoy today. big changes on the way for the weekend. chuck will have that forecast in just a few minutes. >> thanks, lauren. >>> today marks 40 years since one of the most horrific acts of terror in the district. 12 gunmen seized three buildings in d.c. 149 people were taken hostage and a radio >> news 4's mark so he sea graves takes us through the standoff that lasted more than a day. >> the hanaf

that is the latest live from the huntington station. back to you. >>> thank you. many of you are choosing to find other ways to get around because of metro's safe track surges. it's been a boost in business for vre. the railway system has deemed a 5% spike in ridership during the first quarter of 2017. that is according to wtop. >>> undisclosed meetings and making contact with russian leaders. the u.s. attorney general has more questions to answer. the new step >> plus, hundreds of marines kaugts sharing nude photos of female colleagues. how the scandal was revealed. >>> and it is cold for your morning commute, but for your afternoon commute we have some milder changes underway. we'll be running about 15 degrees warmer than we were this weekend so the warmup begins with today. coming up i'll (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, not toyota. not honda. not ford. the all-new subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. >>> 6:39 now.

i are taking metro that additional delay to safe track surge 13 blue and yellow and braddock to huntington. trains running every 24 minutes. no compel owe rush plus service between frankonia and green belt and big delays as we head to the roads on virginia. 234 dumbryes making your way to quantico. two crashes one by 619 john lip red and another closer to russel street. let's hop outside and show you this. one voching a tractor-trailer all lanes temporarily were blocked. the left lane is crawling by this prng an letting two left lanes by. because of those heavy delays i suggest exiting 234 taking route 1 southbound and hopping back on 95 southbound to get around the scene and otherwise factor in 15 extra minute and keep you updated and check in with practice tore trailer crash georgia avenue southbound next back to you. >> 5:18 is the time and let's look at stories you're engaging with on social media with the realtime news tracker. hey, wiz. >> good morning to you the house passes a bill requiring federal buildings to provide lacktation spaces for nursing mom's fairness for it doesn't req

yellow line trains running every 24 minutes between huntington and mount vernon square. 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 through this just one more morning. welcome back to fox5 news morning. weather and traffi

we'll go live to the huntington station for the details.ell, alison, a few days for repair of this, a surge lasts 37 days. it will start on saturday and last all the way through sunday, april 9 affecting both blue and yellow lines. for metro phyllis the commute is about to start to slow down with his train operating only every 24 minutes even at rush hour. >> i will have to plan ahead and maybe leave home maybe 30 minutes earlier than i do now. reporter: it is thanks to the latest safe track surge which starts saturday and lasts 37 days. the first phase impacts both the yellow and blue lines with trains sharing one track between the braddock road and huntington and van dorn stations. the second phase only impacting the yellow line with around-the-clock single tracking between the old town and huntington stations. >> i understand that the ripple effect of the surge will affect large numbers of riders through the system. reporter: the general manager acknowledged the inconvenience but said the work is paying off. >> we've surged through 53 mi

we'll go live tonight to the huntington metro station with when it begins.e, if only we were so lucky. it will begin this weekend on saturday. take a look at the huntington metro station and you see folks filing in now. it will be at a much slower pace come this weekend lasting for 37 days. if you take a look here they're notifying folks of alerts currently. also on that board an alert for the upcoming safe track surge 13. during the latest save track surge yellow and blue lines will operate much less frequently. particularly at stations south of the reagan national airport station. trains will share the same track through the work zone so during the first phase starting saturday blue and yellow line trains will run only every 24 minutes even at rush hour between the braddock road station and out to huntington and van dorn stations. the second phase will impact only the yellow line between king street and the bright side. >> for those riders in virginia who have long experienced issues on the blue line whether it's reduced service, unreliable service, and th

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now on weekdays there will be continuous single tracking ben braddock and huntington and vandoren station. the wlu lines will run every 2 4 minutes. they will also run every 24 minutes the latest surge ends on april 9. >> hopefully 1 3 is lucky number and we don't have more problems with that. >> we're almost there folks. >> we're getting there. we're getting there. we're already coming up on the earmark believe it or not. >> and coming news morning" an indiana woman goes missing hours before her flight to d.c.. her body was found but they're not saying how she died. >> and gang related murder in texas with satanic ties. two men confess to a horrific murder. what investigators say cracked the case. >>> and caitlin has another look at a live look outside on this beautiful sunday morning. stay with us, back in a z2abrz zstz y2abry ysty time 7:12 to texas this morning we're telling you about a violent crime that has unfoldedeled. >> police are calling it satanic murder he of teenage girl in texas. two suspected gang members here in the u.s. are charged. fox's will car has the disturbing deta

racking bl andg blue and yellow braddock road topd huntington van dorn street.t trains running only everyow rush plus serviceseice between franconia-springfield as you make your way out toou greenbelt as well. w we'll keep you updated on metro. you caa steve and ally son. >> engine company scenery sceny opening after a rainy 50's.r the fire station was builtre s back in 1932.back in 93 now it's more energyenrgy efficient. the mayor along with council cou member jack evans and the fire i chief will highlight those th updates in a ceremony later a ce this morning.remo morning. >> some of the top wheelchairhe rugby teams on the atlantict coast competing in a i qualifying tournament in fort washington over the weekend.on r d.c.'s team the advanced.dvnced. way to go. it will bewa held at the end off next month in phoenix arizona. i >> all right. r >> if you love lime and coffeene there's a drink just for you. yu >> a weird combination comingnag up. >>> plus the first rush hourr test for the blue line and yellow linebl riders of safe of track surge 13 is now in fullinf swing this as we learn mo

there was a number of arrest at this rally in huntington beach california.upporters and opponents of the president face-off. if youhave supporters and opponents together , you can see it's not a good mix. joining us is the los angeles bureau. thisdidn't go so peacefully . >> that happened there in the 40+ pro trump rallies across the country.the video that you are looking at in the rally and huntington beach at the state park. we see protesters show up at the rallies across the country today and a short time with some of the protesters clashing in the current trump supporters there. photographer on the ground says the protesters say the bases are covered entities seem to be looking for trouble with a pocket of fights breaking out on the bike path. police are on scene. they intervene and it's unclear how many people may been arrested here.it's across the country with supporters saying they wanted to show up to the rallies today to offer a stark contrast in many of the protest that we've seen in recent memory have showed up with enthusiasm and they are waving

yellow line lines between huntington and mount vernonrnon square will also run every 24 minutes. the latest surge will end on april 29. today there was a protest against a new parking plan that took place recently at the reston town center. customers an hour or 4 bucks a day and they also have to download an app to pay for the parking. some retailers say the new fee is hurting business and they might sue the company that owns reston town center. the company says it is keeping an eye on the parking issue. > still so much to come tonight, straight ahead we'll have the latest on the us attorney general's contact witht the russian ambassador. the justice department says jeff sessions will answer lingering questions, but not in the way democrats were hoping. and what's the deal with the apprentice? the former governor of california as, he won't ben't back because there's too much baggage. but the president of the unitedu states is firing back. those stories and more when we return. return. ♪♪ never waver. ♪♪ because going around is rarely ever as enjoyable... ...as going right through

this appears to be a juvenile great white shark near the huntington pier. someone took the individual out and the california fish and wildlife enough to investigating. great white sharks are protected species in california. so it is illegal to capture one. the fishermen eventually tossed it back into the water. but it is not clear if the shark was still alive. >>> slow suspects accused of firing shots at an off-duty police officer and the search has been going on now for about six hour. >>> ian musk's next idea came from a fifth grader. >>> and we're looking at a commute that traffic is going to be mostly okay. we've had a couple of new incidents just pop up. and we'll give those to you and tell you where the slowdowns are. are. >>> nothing slowing down our weather today. it looks sunny and warmer. and we're getting close. sunrise over the big city. where do babies come from? well, they come from our hope and a longing to bring something new into the world. it's fitting, then, that classrooms of children are born every day in northern california -- the crad

metro he earlier malfunction and huntington varn dooren re minute and no yellow trush service between thankonia or if any ravk issues happen on the ray. >> you will see a lot of traffic on and around burgandy campus. it wail take place a drill, teamin up responder will enter cam fuss from multiple occasions. a lot of activity around the george town campus. >> a lot of activity around. >> that sounds like better activity. >> for such a good cause. >> happening today national pancake day and it's for a good cause. from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. i i hop is offering a free order of butter milk short stack pancakes. all the money raised today benefits uk i'mia and -- the goal is today suck are and erp quil fet there. >> that's a few fact. >> and how many and tucker and erin well he hopefully it will be fun. >> of need to get out of awkward kchtion with a toe copier. you can do with press update button. we'll explain. first though let's head to alaska where the world's most famous sled dog race it underway. 71 mushers set ow on 1,000 mile trek the location was moved from anchorage to fair banks. di

trains from huntington to braddock road will be single tracking.ng as 24 minutes between trains. >>> neighbors describe the victim killed in this house fire as a gentleman. loved ones say he was in his 70s. >>> the fbi is searching for a missing county. jamia antoinee holland is only 14 years old. >>> 'tis the season for street sweeping again. that means parking restrictions are back. >> if you violate these restrictions be prepared to shell out 45 bucks and even get towed. >> reporter: as the sign says, it's that time of year again when street sweepers hit our roads here in the district. this is just a sampling of some of the crud they pick up off our streets. the director of dpw says there's a lot more where this came from. >> last season, just over 4,000 tons of loose litter and debris was picked up. we traverse about 26,000 miles in terms of making sure that all of those lane miles are cleared during the season. >> reporter: if you don't get out of their way, you could end up with a ticket. so officials want to remind you to pay attention to th

the first has both line single tracking between the braddock road and the huntington station. phase two impact the yellow line south of the king street. in all it should last 37 days. the blue and the yellow trains will run once every 24 minutes in the rush hour. get text alert. a lot to keep track of by signing up at wjla.com. horace: i hope you got all of that. there will be a test. coming up at 6:00, what the judge student says the so-called friend did to him that could have cost him his life. >> the turnstile won't turn outside the amphitheater for the summer. i'm mike carter-conneen in northwest washington. coming on the site reopening. ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ we buy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your car at a dealer could cost you money? a recent study found consumers who trade in their car pay an average of $990 dollars more. so don't trade in... sell it.... to we buy any car. learn more and get your free online valuation now at we buy any car dot com ♪ find out how much your car is worth at webuyanycar