he and jamie's father crossed paths many times. >> jamie's dad was a good businessman, and he had a goodtoo, which is what you want people to say about you. >> okay... what i want is to see if mike's cheesecake is any good. >> wait a minute. >> ooh! they have everything inside. >> there you go. >> uh-huh. is this new york cheesecake? >> no, it's better. this is philadelphia. >> nothing is better -- oh, philadelphia? >> you haven't tried this. >> okay, so, what's the first step? >> dip it in the chocolate and pull it out. >> nice! >> pull it way up. >> okay, i would like sprinkles. >> sprinkles? right there. >> may i? >> go ahead. please do. >> i think i have to. >> you're gonna like that. >> mmm. >> there you go. >> give me a minute. give me a minute. wow! >> i told you that you would like that. [ laughs ] >> the thing is, cheesecake on a stick is heavenly -- on that one weekend a year the fair comes to town... not so much when every weekend's the fair and every weekday's spent creeping down the highway to the next venue. but this was the life of james allen and the life he saw his daugh

jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was. and i said, "no, she didn't come over here last night. i -- i don't know where she is." i hadn't talked to her the night before. and i went to work. >> reporter: that same morning, detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was nude. she had extensive road rash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> reporter: a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch, nine feet from the side of the road. >> when i arrived, there was probably half dozen officers here and they taped off the area, blocked traffic, and at that point we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> reporter: less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the woman's clothing strewn across the entrance to an oil field. another

jamie? jamie: brad, it is rough out there right now. i want to start with the current shot that we have. the chopper overhead. this is the inner loop. traffic is moving near route 450. it's the issue with the outer loop of course. all of the lanes blocked. we are hearing it may be a few hours that they have the outer loop closed. if you are thinking you head home around 5:00 and it may be cleared up at that point it's like it wil cleared up. all of the lanes blocked. look at the backup. this is a big backup. we are seeing this traffic bumper to bumper. comparatively seeing you can see the inner loop how traffic is moving. as we move to the maps i want to talk about how big the backup is and where it begins. seven miles currently and building as we get into the thick of the afternoon rush. you start off with the delays past richie marlboro road and continue north. they are of course diverted you off at route 50 because it's just past that point near 450. 13 miles per hour is the average heading northbound on d.c. 295. a lot of people usi

man #8: because jamie raskin represents us. raskin: i'm jamie raskin and i approve this message. >>> here in the csn studios with the struggle against the flyers. hiring a new head coach and the skips signing a new play maker on defense. bryce harper's magnificent start to the season and more impressively, he doubles his numbers in those categories from this time last season. he became the youngest mvp in the history of major league baseball. harper getting a great performance from the starting pitcher. and rosario with a sit in. that's doing the same flawless. bottom of the inning, harper leadin and another, this one a double setting the table for the next batter. going to the atm and cashes in. two rbis matched up 2-0. that's all they need. he set a career high 15 strike outs. just two hits over seven innings and they win 2-0. 13-4 on the season. it still felt great. never let my guard down. >> we can tell he was getting tired. he reached back and got some more when you they have only scored one goal and lost both from the fl

jamie sullivan is tracking trouble spots. jamie: we are not seeing too much as far as accidents. the issue for us right now will mainly be road work. this is our map heading northbound right near seminary road. again, this is the northbound stretch of 395. you can see passing by edsall road, we are slow. quite back to the mixing bowl, but again, it's going to be heavy as you continue to seminary road where the work is in place. as we move to take a look outside, show you what we are seeing in maryland. no problems near connecticut. a great pace. no construction near georgia avenue to slow you down. live look bad at all. if you had northbound, getting past falls road, our southbound traffic, same thing. mmy: thank you. we're following new developments as three brothers accused of launching a deadly and bush at the north county police station face a judge. john gonzalez is live in upper out.oro where it just let what came out of this hearing? the judgents ago, made a decision that there is enough evidence, probable cause, so that means that this gets closer to trial. we moved to a

man #8: because jamie raskin represents us. raskin: i'm jamie raskin and i approve this message.ocrat donna edwards knows what it's like to struggle. divorced and without a place to live. raising her son alone. going without health insurance to put food on the table. but donna persevered. then she put that strength to work for us. protecting women from domestic violence. taking on the nra. rejecting wall street's cash. powerful interests don't want democrat donna edwards. that's a powerful reason why we do. women vote! is responsible for the content of this advertising. kimberly: thousands of people participated in the london marathon today, one of the biggest in the world -- check that, the universe. a british asked her -- a astronaut ran in the international space station with his ipad showing the route. he ran the route in three minutes, 15 seconds. no word on how difficult or easy the gravity-free marathon is. he looks like he is sweating. looks like he is lifting weights. robert: does that even happen in space? kimberly: if you liked today, tomorrow plus 20 degrees? josh: mo

because it doesn't. >> hi, i'm jamie. >> reporter: jamie climbed the as seen on tv ladder too, by turninger brand from a startup in a cramped studio apartment to a splashy company worth over $100 million. her products heralded by beauty bibles like "allure," "cosmo," "harper's bazaar." >> you're still in the pinch me i can't believe this mode, aren't you? >> yes. >> reporter: the bold entrepreneur is accustomed to pinch me moments. as a young coed she won the "baywatch" college search in 1999. and the miss washington usa title. >> washington, jamie kern! >> you go from baywatch babe to miss washington, was this a calculated plan? >> i was young and having fun. i got scholarship money which was great. >> it's all about country this money -- >> reporter: only after landing her dream job as a news anchor in portland, oregon -- >> jooamie kern, the 10:00 news >> reporter: that she began the struggle to find makeup that covered rose sash sha, the skin condition that left her skin with red blotches, and hereditary hair loss. >> i was in the middle of a newscast where i wiped my brow off acciden

man #8: because jamie raskin represents us. raskin: i'm jamie raskin and i approve this message. >>> from up down in the series, 3-2. a little chance to close out at philadelphia. and then not being able to close it out. it will be 3-1. and 2. trying to avoid that game seven. the second period, the bogus penalty call. just look at that. back for the high sticking, but it wasn't their stick that drew blood that you can find their own teammates. scores the game for the first goal to give them a 1-0 lead. then became their show once again with a shut out to start the show and to end this series making 26 saves including 11 in the third period. but yes, they will win to finish off the flyers in six games. they have more on the series from philadelphia. >> reporter: nicholas backstrom scored the only goal for the capitals in this game. but it is all that they needed to beat them in advancement to their eastern conference finals. >> coming into this series that it would be a long series that it was not going to be, you know, out. whe

jamie dimon weighed in on risks and a brexit. nejra, what did jamie dimon say about the fed?ejra: what he's not worried about is the fed resorting to negative rates. he cites job growth and consumer strength as reasons for this. he is more concerned that rates might rise faster than expected. he also says the market will love the able to rely on the biggest buyers of u.s. debt, the fed, foreign countries and commercial banks. he says, "if this scenario were to happen with interest rates on treasuries on the rise, the result is unlikely to be as smooth as we all might hope for." basically, treasuries have their biggest quarterly gain in the first quarter this year in four years. what jamie dimon is warning is that rally could turn to a rout. francine: we also heard him warn about brexit. i don't know how much of a game changer that is. jamieng to lagarde and dimon, it is clear that brexit is a worldwide risk. nejra: exactly. the things that jamie dimon said about brexit are not surprising. he did say the outcomes are large potentially unknown. he said and one bad scenario, and

man #8: because jamie raskin represents us.raskin and i approve this message. >>> in sports, it was a rough night for chris paul and his clippers. paul broke a bone in his right hand on this play. he injured the hand while defending portland's henderson on a layup. angry paul left the game and no telling when he'll be back. teammate blake griffin believed he tweaked his quad and 50/50 to play in wednesday's game five. the clippers won to even the series at two apiece. next up, mavs and thunder game five. russell westbrook 36 points and 12 rebounds and 9 assists and led the way. kevin durant added 33. 118-104, oklahoma city eliminated. after the game, a press conference -- >> were you aware of mark cuban's comments before the game when he said kevin was the only do you react to that? >> hold on. he's an idiot. don't listen to him. he's an idiot. that's all we have to say about that. he's an idiot. next question. >> no response yet from mark cuban but you can be sure he will have one. >>> tom brady has to sit out the first four g

or should we talk about jamie dimon? i can't talk.ughter] betty: jamie dimon has issued the annual letter to shareholders. he gives critical list and predicts u.s. interest rates among other things. he also took shots at u.s. regulators by saying that our shareholders should keep in mind that the u.s. government requires a capital surcharge that is double that than the international competitors. that surcharge may ultimately vantage. banks at a disad versus competitors. so to sort all of this out, i want to bring in erik schatzker. describe what that means? a 50 page letter, the longest that jamie dimon has ever ridden. his first was 12 pages long. he has been through a lot since then. enough that he feels it is worth spending 50 pages of shareholders attention. let's address this capital surcharge. what id of encapsulates would describe as a defensive and ever so slightly paranoid undertone to this letter. there are many places where he sounds strong but there are also other places in the letter where he feels he is under attack. cer

have the sage of omaha and we have the sage of jamie.arely on the money in terms of identifying some of the biggest risks. peter: we all know the brexit is one of them. i'm not sure this is revolutionary. i think that speculating exactly how, if there is a u.k. referendum, and if the u.k. does decide to leave, how brussels will react. i think that is still very much up in the air. manus: i can assure you of this, his temperament and tone of voice -- peter: he has to speak like that now. after the vote -- manus: have you met many friends people recently? peter: i grew up five miles from the border. manus: let's talk about risk. oft we have here is the cost protecting yourself. in real terms, real -- in real terms, year to date. people will write in and send me a bloomberg, this is misrepresented. i grant you, the cost to insure yourself is still 10 times higher than it is on the u.k.. the other markets are not. peter: i think, first of all, it shows the uncertainty around the brexit. .t is very hard to price in in brazil shows how critica

(sighs) jamie: "tyler, you were right. "i have to pay for what i did, but i can't face the punishment you have chosen for me." what punishment did you choose for him? prison. told him if he didn't turn himself in, i would. "anna was just a few years older than my own daughter is now. "i took her life... anna purcell. young girl killed in a hit-and-run 15 years ago. this was you and gavin? we were both high. gavin insisted on driving. he hit her. dragged her two blocks, didn't even stop. why didn't you turn him in then? he was my friend. he told me he'd rather die than go to prison. so instead, you did nothing. and look how it turned out for you. it ruined my life. it ruined a lot of lives. gavin's turned out perfectly. it wasn't fair. "i have a gun. "i'll go somewhere my family won't find my body. "i pray i have the nerve to carry it out. "if i turn out to be a coward in this as well, i promise i'll find an alternative." well, gavin found his alternative, all right. (sighs) so we read him the suicide note and he opened up

first a look at the weather and all of the wind. >> jamie and mike, thanks. the exclusive seven-day forecast, mostly cloudy monday high of 64. a miler day, but tracking rain going throughout the afternoon. tuesday breezy and cooler at 56. not bad wednesday, sunshine and clouds and high pressure returning. at 56 degrees, rain back again on thursday at 61. "action news" sports sunday continues with more after the break. ♪ >>> "action news" sports sunday sponsored by -- >> welcome back to "action news" sports sunday. i hope the flyers are caught up on their sleep, because they have got four games in five nights to end the season. and they need everything. do you think they are up to it? it will be stressful. >> i think the goalie has to be up to it and steve mason has to play every game, can't take the chance to play the young kid or emory at this point. and mason has to hold up. if he is tired out they have some problems. >>> and the final wild card spot and the chance to extend their lead tonight. and 3-0 after beating steve mason. 3-1 in the thirdal, carl hag

jamie weinstein is still with us. jamie, we have seen a lot of high-yield companies load up.e limping along. what happens when rates actually go up? jamie: when rates go up, some of the companies that have debt in their capital structures will feel some pressure from that. the initial rate move is cushioned by the fact that these loans have a wider floor. the initial rise is baked into their debt. they will feel the pressure on a cash flow basis. the bigger issue is, what does a rate hike due to the broader economic issue in the u.s.? does this actually slow down the gdp growth further? jonathan: quite clearly, yields are at incredibly low levels, even treasuries. u.s. 10 year yields are described as lower. is that a system of low growth that is not good for high-yield? point?ne is at this jamie: it is both. the reason the base rates are as low as they are is we have very low economic growth in some of the parts of europe relative to where they should be coming out of a couple of recessions now. they are very low in japan. japan has had very low growth for 20 plus years. the

back with me, jamie gangel.amie, you're basically just co-hosting the show with me tonight. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> bob beckel is here, john brabender, and matt lewis. listen, donald trump and hillary clinton are one step closer to becoming the presidential nominees of their parties. but what happens in november if this is a matchup? megan mccain says she shinks that bernie supporters could actually throw their weight behind trump instead of clinton. >> bernie sanders is a cult leader, and he has a bunch of cult followers, i saw people saying last night they would vote for trump over clinton. don't underestimate -- i was going to say something inappropriate, but how angry bernie sanders supporters, the young millennials who have bought into this cult, how angry they're going to be at her. >> okay, mr. beckel. let's assume for a moment that trumps wins the republican nomination. you have said there is no way that trump can win the general election. i mean do you think trump can get some of bernie's support

raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. is. >>> she's the 16-year-old pittsburgh native who became a household name -- i hate to talk over her singing -- and shot to stardom six years ago after she blew away everybody, judges and millions of fans with her angelic voice on merck's got talent. >> now, after five albums including a gold and platinum

hey, i'm jamie. >> hello, jamie. >> how are you?en. >> tell me about this car. >> well it's a '37 chevrolet, so it's 77 years old. so, i've had it quite a bit of it's life. >> part of the family. >> yes, it is. >> oh, my. i've just gotten the keys. >> we can do that. >> let's go. >> all right. >> you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. >> all right. hold on. whoo-hoo! now we're talking! [ tires screech ] this would work for me in new york. auctioneer yvette vanderbrink is here, too. so, yvette, you know, you see these shiny red cars, and, i mean, you can tell there must be some value here. but some of them look like junk. but they're not? >> no. they're not junk. you know, it's a different trend in the car-collecting hobby now. >> that trend is called patina. it refers to the factory-original paint that shows the ravages of time. some car collectors relish that vintage, barn-find look and spray a clear coat of varnish on top to preserve it. that could be good news for the rar

. >> jamie apody is live at chicago at nfl draft where she just heard from wentz, jamie. >> reporter:s, wentz was so humbled by those comparisons you talk about mcnabb, difference when eagles drafted mcnabb and wentz tonight, there were no boos only cheers in the auditorium from eagles fans. when wentz got the call it was howie roseman on the other end and then spoke to mr. lurie and he talk about what it felt like to hear that phone ring. >> getting that phone call and talking to everybody in the organization and hearing how excited they are and knowing what happened for them to get to this spot where they had to get to to take me and to know they believe in me that much, it is exciting to walk out on that stage and everything. it is really cool. >> reporter: wentz told me philly fans will learn he is a winner and what will he to with that first nfl paycheck? he will repay his dad for his truck, hopefully maybe buy a new one. live from the nfl draft in chicago, jamie apody channel six "action news", ducis. >>> a little later we will take you to the novacare facility and hear from the

jamie sullivan has a check on the traffic. jamie: i want to focus on maryland. that is where we are seeing the heaviest traffic. on the outer loop, by colesville road, very heavy. the inner loop is slow. at that.ake a look it shows you passing connecticut avenue the volume. the reason for the slowing is the midday roadwork. as we move to the map, it is near georgia avenue. if you live or travel near silver spring, it will give you an idea of where the roadwork is. the solid red line on the inner loop, 60 miles per hour. on the outer loop, averaging 17 miles per hour. 23 minutes on the baltimore-washington parkway getting close to route 32. a kraus reported near route 197. 95 heading past the icc, about 18 miles per hour. are clear.ou nothing to worry about. melanie: thank you. race for the white house. ted cruz dealt a huge setback to donald trump after a win in wisconsin last night. bernie sanders came out ahead, again. megan hughes takes a look at how the results impact the race. megan: a reset in the gop race. donald trumpncing in wisconsin. sen. cruz: tonigh

jamie dimon warns, watch out. we'll tell you why the jpmorgan boss is confident volatility is here to stay. >>> new this morning, the ge ceo speaking out strongly, disagreeing with what bernie sanders is saying about america. >>> plus, history at augusta, and the masters tournament hasn't even begun. a record smashing nine holes in one during the par 3 contest. it's thursday, april 7th, 2016. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost. it's throwback thursday. this week we're highlighting the newest members of the rock and roll hall of fame with the induction ceremony and concert coming up tomorrow night. >> yeah, that was the steve miller band with "rocking me." we'll hear from chicago, cheap trick, deep purple. it's going to be a good one. >> let's get to the market. a positive day yesterday. pretty positive for the s&p. still positive to the tune of about 6% for the dow. we're expecting a slight correction this mo

jamie york had been the victim of a virtual kidnapping.is wife wasn't in danger or even at the mall. she was in a different town. >> a lot of the families pay the ransom and never notify law enforcement. >> reporter: so you think this might be underreported? >> i do. >> reporter: the fbi has investigated at least 67 virtual kidnapping attempts since 2014. several have been attempted in maryland in recent years. >> i got a phone call out of thin air. >> reporter: including against steve gibford. >> your brother has been in a serious accident. if you don't get the money to fix his car, i don't know what's going to happen to your bother. >> reporter: in some cases, virtual kidnappers simply randomly call phone numbers seeking victims and including 787 and 939, almost always insisting the victim remain on the phone. he didn't fall for it and told the caller -- >> i'm going to let the police know, i'm going to give you his phone number. the next thing i heard was click. >> reporter: but jamie york was convinced and he said his 5-year-old was in

man #1: because jamie has always been a progressive. man #2: because literally jamie raskin wrote the book on campaign finance reform. woman #4: and jamie's the only candidate who's done more than talk. man #3: because he's the only one who's actually written major progressive laws. woman #5: to pass the green maryland act. man #4: to ban military-style assault weapons in maryland. woman #6: ban the death penalty. woman #7: pass equal pay for women. man #5: marriage equality for all. woman #8: because no other candidate has that kind of record. man #6: and it's not even close. woman #9: because jamie raskin is one of the coolest, smartest, kindest, most passionate candidates i've ever seen. man #7: because my vote is not for sale. woman #9: and we need the kind of progressive man #8: because jamie raskin represents us. raskin: i'm jamie raskin and i approve this message. >>> outer loop at 123, we are shut down on the outer room. the cars you're seeing on the left side are coming on from 123. we have more than a one mile backup right now

jamie: exactly.our supreme case of bloomberg intelligence and think you would see a repricing of interest rates and we think inflation will be probably 1% before the end of the year and if those conditions are met and recovery continues, you could see the bank of england lifting rates. francine: who has the toughest job looking at brexit? jamie: the b.o.e. it will be a small issue. the leaving will not cause a unraveling of the e.u. and the real demands will be felt in the u.k. francine: biggest swings in terms of interest rate hikes will be the b.o.e.? jamie: exactly. francine: we won't get clues from mark carney because he can't talk about -- i mean, he's kind of locked by the brexit personally? jamie: i expect it stable and quiet and little discussion of brexit risk especially going the next few months and won't be until of a june he talks more firmly. francine: what an interesting time for the b.o.e. and mark carney. interesting. code word for what a pain. jamie, thanks so much. from bloomberg in

stuff, jamie.ou are watching bloomberg markets, we are continuing to the market close. ♪ julie: joining me for today's option insight is the chief strategist at bubba trading. he is joining me out in chicago. are watching the earnings reports rolling in. one of them coming in is under armor. first i'm going to get you to walk me through it, because this one has three different likes to it. >> i'm kind of bullish on under armor. we have seen lowered expectations. donenk under armor has well. i'm going to buy a ratio spread, i'm going to buy for calls at the $35 strike and sell three calls at the $33 strike, and i'm going to collect the net credit. will explode and i making a lot money to the upside . if i'm wrong and the stock goes down i get to keep the stock etiquette to keep the credit. -- i get to keep the credit. i get to participate in the long side and still protect myself on the downside in case i'm wrong. julie: where does your optimism come from under armour? had some mixed commentary from

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jamie sullivan has a look at the impact on traffic right now. jamie: we have that issue, of course. if you live in langley park, avoid university boulevard. there is an accident in d.c., southeast southwest freeway, heading eastbound. before the third street tunnel, if you are trying to exit towards the 11th street bridge, let's take a live look and show you what is causing delays. 14 miles per hour. emergency crews blocking off that left lane. you still are able to get by to the right hand we are almost backed up onto the 14th street bridge. as we move to talk about what else we are seeing, top side of the beltway, great shape. nothing to worry about for prince george's county. same thing for montgomery county. furthermore on, that's where we have a work some in place just past the icc. -- work zone in place just past the icc. back to you. from the roads to the rails, we are covering metro for you. officials are investigating the incident that caused delays on the blue, orange, and silver lines this morning. a smoking insulator caused a fire on the tracks new the rosslyn tunnel jus

jamie sullivan checks traffic. jamie: we are setting off with traffic not too bad. not bad at all if you are goin closer to 270. the issue is getting to that stretch on the outer loop through prince george's county. that is where we have the heaviest stretch of traffic. of course, midday construct week -- midday construction we are seeing. quiet right now on the gw parkway. happeningidday work on that rant heading southbound to exit and get to the airport. there will be a detour posted, but the north entrance is not affected at all. 395 looks good. we have a little bit of slowing on the outer loop with a truck and oil spill involved before st. barnabas road. the right lane is blocked because of this. you drop down to about 11 miles an hour. thank you. we switch gears now and bc lawmakers are considering a proposal to eliminate the so-called tampon tax as part of a growing movement around the country that some say on rarely punishes in northwest this noon to explain what this means to us. john: good afternoon and you are right -- it is a growing movement. the argumen

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our jamie apody is live in d.c. tonight. we will join her in sports with the post game reaction. >> incredible. but glad to see it. thanks, ducis. >>> it has been a violent night across the tri-state. in gloucester county officials are investigating a shooting just before ten on 700 block of billings avenue in paulsboro. police say somebody was shot in the parking lot. they have not released the victim's condition. >>> wilmington police are investigating a a shooting that left a man in critical condition. it happen 9:00 in the 3100 block of madison street. police say victim was shot in the chest. no a rests were made yet. >>> police in southwest philadelphia have a homicide investigation on their hand. they found body of 25 year-old man in the parking lot at 84 and lindberg boulevard at 9:30 tonight. police say the victim was shot self times, again, no arrests, just yet. >>> a person was air lifted to cooper university hospital, tonight after being hit the by a car, in burlington county. chopper six was over the sce

jamie sullivan is here with your traffic watch. jamie: we are starting with a few accidents.rida avenue currently closed off between 13th and 14th street in both directions. an alternate would be to use u street. also connecticut avenue near cathedral avenue, a car fryer is now just a trash. in virginia on 95 fairfax county parkway, you can see accident activity taking out our left lane. there is a fire truck and everybody is able to get by to the right-hand side, but because of this a backup. heavy traffic heading south at about seven miles per hour from the mixing bowl. we are as you are traveling in that direction. no proort traveling on 50, the bw parkway looks good inside the beltway but once you get outside we have some midday roadwork causing a delay. and theresident obama first lady arriving in the u.k. this morning for a meeting with the royal family. the royal couple was greeted by queen elizabeth. president obama got a gift for the queen to celebrate her 90th birthday. withwill have dinner prince william and harry. leaders of 171 countries started signing the paris

head over to jamie sullivan for update on traffic. jamie: a few problems, steve.i want to begin with what we are seeing as far as delays. we have congestion in quite a few areas. part of that is due to the accident. 270 northbound on the spur. right at democracy boulevard. you can see the left shoulder taken out. everyone bumper to bumper as you try to get by. we have a disabled vehicle southbound. take a look at the maps. i want to talk about heavy this is. single digits. we are used to seeing volume. this is heavier than what we typically have. slowing on the beltway. then the closure we have in vienna on hunter mill this will be closed for 3:00 a.m. the best alternate is to use 7. a look at the waze map, downtown, red to see at the closures. keep in mind around the convention center. back to you. jonathan: all right. coming up next for us on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- not everyone item on the shelf is a winner. we will help you sort s the only democrat for congress o's authored landmark ogressive laws -- marriage equality, equal pay f

raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message.uncer: now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. mannoon, a, rushed to the hospital and a woman on the run. jeannette reyes is live with what we know about the shooting right now and also what's happening in the search for that suspect. jeannette: contact with loudoun county sheriff's office throughout the morning, getting updates throughout the day. that woman is still on the run right now. for boyfriend, in the hospital, boyfriend, in the hospital, after she allegedly shot him at this apartment building. there was an altercation between them this morning when the woman on your screen, 23-year-old emily king, shot her boyfriend subarud the scene in a outback. neighbors tell me they woke up to a large police presence outside their door earlier in the day. >> there are some cops here. four copee three or vehicles. jeannette: her boyfriend is still in the hospital right now. batman has not been identified, but he is in serious condition. -- that identified, but he is in serious condition, e

check on traffic with jamie. jamie: in d.c., on the freeway heading eastbound you can see the solid red line. this is where our wazers are reporting an accident. right near 11th street. let's talk about the backup. if you are trying to leave d.c. to get closer to the street bridge at 18 miles per hour. here is the third street tunnel. we are still backed up from even before this point. the 14th street bridge is where we see that very heavy traffic. this is due to a crash from the 11th street bridge, bumper to bumper delays. as we move to the map we are also seeing on delays. northwest corner but not because of an accident. typical with the slowing. take a live look outside. area of georgetown outbound on canal road. we cleared away the accident and traffic is moving better now. that is a look at traffic. back to you. jonathan: thank you. michelle: ahead at 4:00, tax day is almost here. last-minute tax deductions you didn't know about. to fatten that refund. jonathan: coming up for us today at 5:00, it has more th