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justin is tracking whether it arrives. >> breaking news this morning. chaos at a paris airport. passengers are evacuated after man is shot by french police. >>> and, concern for food truck owners here at home after several recent robberies. >>> today is saturday, march 18th. good morning, everyone, i'm jan carabeo. well, spring is only a couple of days away now. but still, snow is in the forecast. let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with the forecast, good

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justin?> good morning, little bit of everything happening outside right now, the sunshine does return, even little bit every warming trend on the way for >> krass lash night, involves four cars, three people taken to the hospital, with minor injuries. state police closed several lanes, while they cleared that scene, those lanes are now open, though. we don't yet know what caused that crash. >>> this morning, the family of a new york sit paramedic killed in the line every duty is receiving a special donation. tunnel to powers foundation giving $100,000 to the sons of ayoro, she was killed, man hijack her ambulance and used to run her over. her son spoke to the presentation, he asked people not to be sad for his mother. >> i know my mother wouldn't want people to be sad today. >> sleep would rather learn from this is >> the plan accused of h murder, grand lars nip, driving whiles ago, wd the story after local man, survd ten heart attacks, and over came err ray o complications. even after doctor

with the forecast, good sunday morning, justin. i can't believe it thinks cold but it is march and it is a fickle month. >> it happens. we are not used to it. we have to go back to early january. if you don't like cold don't go outside right now. wait a few more hours. we have sunshine. let wind die down. we will get rid of the single digit wind chills but it will feel like middle of winter today, slightly better then yesterday due to lets wind that develops later this morning in the afternoon but nice sunrise we have this morning. sun's up and it will struggle to go to work today with these temperatures. right now still sitting at 16 degrees. that is low so far for philadelphia, north wind at 14 , feeling like 2 degrees. there is the numbers. we are all in the teens. thirteen in allentown. seventeen in wildwood. still hanging out at 12 in quakertown and pottstown this morning. so far this morning we have reached 16 at philadelphia te cold is night we have had since january 10th when we got down to 14 degrees. to 15 miles ands out

but we'll take it. >> still looking forward to that, thank you, justin.the cbs health watch this morning, the healing power of touch. specially for premature babies. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the new research. >> lucas and theo had traumatic start in life born at just 31 weeks, the twins spent their first weighs in the neonatal intensive care aoun. >> i didn't really know. >> their parents couldn't wait to finally hole them. >> it is amazing, both for me and for them, for me to connect with them, to feel like i can calm them down. >> many nicu's around the country encourage kangaroo care. get constant skin to skin contact with dad and exclusive breast feeding recommended when possible. >> when they're close to the mother or fathers, they're able to maintain normal temperatures, which helps them regulate their bodies better. >> now research finds that close contact is having long lasting benefit, a study in the journal pediatrics shows babies who had kangaroo kane are thriving, 20 years later. >> having better jobs, having higher function

, justin a good day for the run. >> it is a cool day for a run. i get that. i understand. that but sky conditions similar, but temperatures big difference. >> you can feel that change. felt like spring yesterday morning this morning we are going back to the late winter- type feel with temperatures in the 40's. they will be stuck in the 40's all day long. that is 30 degrees colder then yesterday, it felt like late spring with highs in the upper 70's. overcast now, 43 at the airport. east wind at 14. this year with the east wind coming off very cold

thank you, justin. forward this weekend, many of us lose an hour of sleep. but, feeling a little sleep deprived, nothing new for many people. jim donovan takes a look at new survey from career builder which finds most american workers are not getting enough shut eye. >> john hand ford heads to work most days feeling a little tired. >> i would say it is six of hours every sleep if i'm luck. >> i adults are supposed to get eight hours of sleep each night. new survey by career builder finds only one in five workers, actually reaches that goal. that means, millions are working on too little sleep and most say it has an impact on their jobs. being tired makes them less productive, and also affect their memory and makes them cran. >> i do you fell like the whole day is going by? and you just can't wait to get to sleep. >> many can't escape work even when sleeping. 56% of people say they dream about work. one in ten say it happens often. i have a something due. >> half of those surveyed say thinking about work

let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with the forecast, good saturday morning, justin, this snow nothing like we had earlier, right? >> nothing more after nuisance, i don't even know if i call it that. maybe use wiper blades it, does come down, north of the city, not specking accumulations, but weaver lots on the road from previous storms, ring i no issues on the road, temperatures above freezing. today i think for the sit, see snowflakes, that would be later tonight, once the storm passes, so we get colder air returning, still overall pretty small storm compared to earlier this week. check it out outside now, we have overcast skies, little drizzle, falling here in the city earlier this morning, 39 degrees at the airport, calm winds, windchills values aren't too bad. little colder and in some spots. you can see, snow up on radar, north of the city. not all reaching the ground, and what is, it is very light. then go from the city on southward, light rain showers across the region. breaks from time to time today. then see the snow or rain pick up depending where you are.

reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> that is interesting, justin. to get out to a outdoor shopping mall at least earlier in the day. >> earlier in the day and all day i think it will be good for the most part, mild, tomorrow different story, march a tough month, forecast you will never know what you will get. check out past few years here we will go back to 2015, we were below average. last year we had 80-degree days, ended up 7.5 degrees above average and so far this year minus two and a half degrees below average. today will be well above average but we will flip flop temperatures around. typical march conditions in the delaware valley. unsettled pattern though, starting today, over next several days, and through at least tuesday. we will have a cold front over the region, flip flop back and forth, north and south, keeping cloud around, off and on light rain and drizzle at times and temperatures all over the place. it feels like middle of the spring, maybe late spring with temperatures in the 70's ahead of this front this front moving from the nor

here's meteorologist justin drabick with the forecast g sunday morning justin. here we go again. >> it is normally light but since we have flipped the clocks daylight savings time begin we will get that light later in the day. >> which i like. >> yeah, i think people are with you on that. we lose an hour of sleep. >> sign of spring toys come. >> you wouldn't know it by talking about the weather abe looking that the forecast. it is cold. we have not had extended period of cold temperatures all winter long but we have that right now as we finish off official winter season and i do have a threat for more snow and pretty good storm system will develop early this coming week but nothing happening right now. this morning, nice and quiet. cold, 24 at at the airport. northwest wind at 14. feeling like 12. wind chills not as bad as yesterday morning but still rough for this time of the year. actual air temperatures dropping down to the single digits in the mountains. mount pocono checking in at eight. twenty-one wilmington. twenty-five wildwood, suburbs, very cold upper

justin finch, news 4. back in to you. >>> justin, thank you. >>> breaking news now in prince george's county where police are offering a reward this morning for information about a homicide. an officer on routine control found a body near the oak crest community center around midnight. >> new overnight, republicans won their first victory in repealing the affordable repeal tax penalties on poem who don't buy energy. it creates tax credits based largely on age. >> meanwhile, president trump's revised travel ban is already facing legal challenges. >> news 4 erika gonzalez has more from the live desk. >> while you were sleeping, hawaii became the first state to file a lawsustop the revised bam going into effect next week. that says the new order is infected with the same legal problems as the first one and it undermines the constitution, it says. the revised executive order bars new visas from people from six predominantly muslim countries and temporarily shuts down the refugee program. hawaii says that will

>> deputy justin flynn encountered a peculiar situation.n inmate is lying beneath his bunk and is nonresponsive. >> no skylarking. let's go. >> for security reasons, flynn returns all other inmates to their cells before he investigates further. >> this guy was not acting right. that he was underneath his bunk. obviously, when you go in there, it looks like it's probably something mental. everything checks out otherwise. >> no one's going to hurt you. >> you get medical up here. mental health. get enough deputies in case he becomes combative. >> no one's going to hurt you, buddy. all right? >> we got him out of there and medical checked him out and he's good to go now. >> got it under control now, justin? >> yeah. >> barnes, come on out. barnes. everything is status quo. copacetic now. >> and on that note, deputy flynn is off to pursue a dream. he's headed to the pacific northwest on a three-week quest to find bigfoot. >> what about your brother? >> yeah. actually, just talked to him two, three -- two days ago. >> how's he doing? >> he just

meteorologist justin drabick is live outside on the cbs-3 sky deck with eyewitness weather and justindon't you wish it was yesterday right about now. >> i wish we could go back in time but it is late march so we cannot have those days every day. we hit upper 70's, we will be lucky to get to the 40's. 30-degree difference. we will feel that already this morning. overcast skies, at lee we're dry, just maybe a little my or drizzle, that is bit. better chances for rain late tonight and start of the workweek but 10-degree temperatures, difference compared to philadelphia 20 degrees cold inner mount pocono. this map will be around 30 degrees by the afternoon. east wind is the issue and why we are dealing with the colder temperatures. ocean water stuck in the lower 40's. that is where our air temperatures are. they will not change much. maybe we will get to the upper 40's. tomorrow though different story. we will talk about another warm up. you see radar pretty quiet, spotty showers well to the north of us. drizzle or my really gets tough to pick up on radar so we may run into that time-to-t

, justin. old man winter hanging on tight on this last week of winter. >> we're in daylight savings so you start thinking about spring because it will stay lighter, later sunset after 7:00 with these temperatures not moving, with this cold pattern and it will meet up with the storm system monday into tuesday as nor'easter develops and good shot for heavy snow for the region. until then nice and quiet for rest of this weekend. just on the cold side, sun's up and it will slowly go to work. it will struggle to get those temperatures back above freezing like yesterday, 24 at the airport northwest breeze at seven, so it does feel like 16 degrees, so wind chills are a little bit harsh this morning. 8 degrees actual temperature in the poconos, mid 20's along the coast in wildwood, in between, still a lit built of snow pack to the north of town , so temperatures in the mid teens, in quakertown and doyletown. those wind chill values fluctuating depending where they are. feels like minus five in mount po

so let's get right over to meteorologist, justin drabick with the forecast this saturday morning, justin, tell me how many days until spring? it can't come soon enough. >> going toward spring but back with the temperatures, crazy, today we struggle to get to freezing, 20 degrees below average, we usually see 50 this time of year. then talking late season snowstorm. >> little depressing. >> we'll get through it, though, spring has to arrive, but certainly not any time soon. looks like we're locked into the cold pattern for the next couple of days. snow lovers what you wanted back in the middle of winter but just didn't have it. quiet this morning, no problems headed outside, unlike yesterday, we had the snow falling. but center city right now mostly clear, see clouds builds in later this morning, into the afternoon. 21 degrees though. airport northwest winds at 14, feeling like 8 degrees. temperature spreading from the single digits into the mountains, the mid 20's near the coast, 24 degrees in wildwood, inbetween the suburbs, pretty cold upper teens, willow grove, 16 pottstown, 16 in doy

, justin a good day for the run. >> it is a cool day for a run. we are dealing with hot temperatures. i get that. i understand. that but sky conditions similar, but temperatures big difference. >> you can feel that change. felt like spring yesterday morning this morning we are going back to the late winter- type feel with temperatures in the 40's. they will be stuck in the 40's all day long. that is 30 degrees colder then yesterday, it felt like late spring with highs in the upper 70's. overcast now, 43 at the airport. east wind at 14. this year with the east wind coming off very cold atlantic ocean, we get dreary conditions, overcast skies, spotty drizzle possible but not a big deal as far as rain goes. thirty-nine in allentown. mid 30's in mount pocono. if you get mist or drizzle that will could freeze. watch out for freezing drizzle in the mountains. everybody else above freezing in the low to mid 40's. suburbs, chilling out in the 30's, quakertown, doyletown. not much showing up on the radar, we have had cloud over us, again, whatever mist is

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justin, you do not mess with lightening.or thus weekend. >> 50 degrees in a light evening strike. that is serious heat right there. severe weather, snow and cold again. welcome to march in the delaware valley. typical for this time of the year but we are setting up for a cold weekend. here's your outlook. a lot of sunshine. those wind chills will be in the teens and 20's for the morning into the afternoon. tomorrow is the same deal, still on the cold side but we're running 10 degrees below average but it will be less windy, wind chills not as harsh, tomorrow but still down right cold. the reason is, arctic front, yeah, we have arctic air that is trying to move south, it came through yesterday with those snow, squals and that cold air settling in, so today 's temperatures running a good 10 degrees below average for actual daytime highs. high pressure is locking in the cold air and win flows coming from the northwest. that is coming from canada signs of spring around the corner. next saturday night, we're going to be setting o

forecast, good saturday morning, justin. that cold air will hit you like a ton of bricks. >> because we are going from the 70's to the 30's, this is so typical for this time of the year for delaware valley. pretty incredible. it could be worse. 7 degrees is our railroaded low. >> think about that one. >> exactly. may feel like 7 degrees when you factor in the wind in some spots later tonight and tomorrow morning as heart of the cold air really settles in we will have a lot of sunshine but it will really struggle to help temperatures out. we will be stuck in the 30's for actual numbers. we are starting to see brightening in the skies, half an hour away from sunrise right now and that will change in about a week as we get back today light savings time, sunrising later during morning but right now 24 at the airport, west wind at eight feeling like 15 on exposed skin. temperatures range from 10 to the mid 20's along the shore we are feeling that cold air. 26 degrees in wildwood. ocean at 43. ocean is warmer then air. nineteen in

thank you. >>> you know what else is good today, justin the weather forecast. for that. >> yes, finally spring-like conditions but it will not stay like this we have to remember tomorrow, fickle month, up and down, make a run at 70's. that puts news typical for early may conditions, for most of the delaware valley. not a lot of sun so we have cloud around maybe a few showers coming in here especially late afternoon in, to the night time hours, especially north of the city. depend, where you are, that is all about the temperatures but there are mild spots we will get that taste of spring in here on the first spring weekend. in woodbine, new jersey, william powell 55. fifty-three in cherry hill. cooler in west chester. dineen is cooler at 42. lower 50's around philadelphia , and eagleville upper 40's, chesterfield, lawrence villain near the shore greg wood in ocean wood, new jersey at 57, already this morning. so no problems hitting 60's and zero seven's in most of the region today we go to south jersey where is there a break, in the cloud, across the region, and

lets get over to meteorologist justin drabick with the eyewitness weather forecast, justin, it is frigid again, brutal. >> march is a cruel month, yeah. it can be all over the place. we can have warm or cold days. we are locked in. we have a nor'easter coming at us, potential for heavier snow , and and nice and quiet not a bad finish, traveling today all good on area road and across mid-atlantic, that is just arctic air in place. still dark outside, right now sun does not come up until 17 minutes from right now, as we move back in today light savings time but sets after 7:00. we will get that extended period of daylight but that sunshine will not help out much, today, temperatures 24 at the airport, and feeling like 16 on exposed skin. very cold stuff. 7 degrees in mount pocono. nineteen in lancaster. mid 20's in the capitol city of delaware. we're in the mid teens in quakertown, doyletown, 19 degrees in pottstown. wind chills in the upper teens to lower 20's depending on where you are, mount pocono checking in with a minus six wind chill. quiet on storm scan three. notice cloud to the s

justine greening could have been left in no doubt about how strong their grievances are.er woodman at the weald school might be a head teacher, but he still likes to work at the chalk face, partly because he enjoys it and partly because it saves money for the shcool. the only reason we can survive is we are carrying forward money from last year, if the government stick to their pledges with the cash flow and budget, we will be making cuts of around £70,000 every year, year on year. peter is one of dozens of heads in southern england who wrote to parents informing them of the impact of cuts. in a poll of more than 1000 members of the union almost three quarters said they had had to make cuts to gcse or vocational courses in the last 12 months. the most common subjects to have been removed were design and technology, performing arts courses, music and german. many teachers reported bigger class sizes to save money. headteachers gathered in birmingham this morning for the first ofa series of teachers‘ conferences where cuts dominate the conversation. it's the first time educ

meteorologist justin drabick is live on the sky deck with eyewitness weather this morning.n, feeling like middle of the winter instead of coming up on spring. >> just over two weeks away from spring and we are talking about the coldest air we have had since early january. we are coming off the warmest february on record for philadelphia, so we have been spoiled with mild air over the winter season is this morning we did hit 15 degrees in philadelphia international airport. coldest night since january 10th where we dropped to 14 that morning and really the story today will be wind chill values over next few hours. actual air temperatures still holding in the upper teens. eighteen in philadelphia, close to 20 in south jersey. still mid teens in the suburbs , 15 in doyletown, and in pottstown at this hour. wind chills still hanging down in the single digits even though wind speed not that strong, cold air is in place but wind will lighten up heading in the afternoon. these wind chills do get better, but still nonetheless it is a cold day. storm scan three is nice and quiet in,

i'm justin finch, news 4. back in to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> it's 6:04. mollett green joins us in the live desk with what's happening on the travel ban. >> the ban stopped nationwide just hours before it was supposed to take effect. a judge in hawaii who put it o amendment protections against religious discrimination.. >> whenever you have as hostility towards a particular religion or a particular nation of origin, that is certainly going to be something that is 23409 only improper, but violating the constitution. >> the justice department issuing a statement saying this the ban falls within his discretion. we're weight on a ruling there from a maryland court. back to you, eun. >> mollett, thanks so much. >>> today marks the end of the first year of a university of virginia's prison sentence in north korea. otto wambier still has 14 years of hard labor left on his but i am only human. >> he was convicted one year ago today of trying to take a propaganda banner as a souvenir. the uva student was in north korea on a five-day tour, which is not illegal, but

news 4's justin finch is live with the information police will be reviewing. what's new, justin? >> reporter: angie, good morning. the on site investigation has wrapped up for now, but next up montgomery county police will look over that officer's body camera footage and other evidence collected including a scene. so far police are being tight-lipped on what kind of weapon that was, but we do know this all begins about 11:00 or so last night here at the condominium complex. at some point that officer met a man here during a call. that's why the officer was here. they had some kind of conflict. it's unclear whether that man was involved in the theft call initially. it all ends with the officer opening fire and hitting that man in his upper torso. we were told the officer did call fire/rescue to assist in treating that man but he did die at the hospital. his name will be released once his family is notified. now as for the officer involved, we know that he is a five 46 year veteran of montgomery county police force. his name has not yet been released but it could come out. he is on

justin jackson misses the shot... kentucky has a chance to tie it up... carolina chooses not to foul... so malik monk...knocks down the 3. roy williams doesen't call a timeout...he let's his team play...closing seconds... luke maye... nails the shot with three tenths of a second left.. north carolina wins a in the east region...south carolina battled it out with florida. four minutes to go.. justin leon... creating the turnover...chris chiozza finishes on the other end... the gators take a 63-61 lead. but the gamecocks' defense was big.. up 65-63...off the steal...sindarius thornwell leaves it for maik kotsar who drains the foul line jumper putting south carolina up by 4. south carolina advance to its first final four in school history 77-70. the final four in phoenix is set. the first game will be south carolina facing gonzaga. that will tip off at 6:09 saturday night. the night cap features north carolina and oregon. the dreary day yesterday didn't keep the crowds away from the tidal basin. thousands walked the loop... checking out the cherry blossoms a

the northwest of the district in leesburg, virginia. >> justin finch is there. justin? >> reporter: good morning. still getting that sideways sleet. we're showing you what we're seeing. that's my foot going into more than an inch or so it seems of this sleety snow going on here. also too it's coating your icicles gathering on the grill there, kind of tough to knock out. it's also on the hood too. lots of ice there. so be sure to clear off your hood of this ice that is collecting on your vehicle as well. i want to take you to some video of plows we saw you out here on market street working hard in these areas to clear this stuff off the roadways to get services where they need to be. we can tell you that we are told these are very challenging conditions for a plow truck operators because the conditions are just consistently snowy and icy. packing on to the streets here and as the cars go by they just grind it right back into the pavement here. also people who are out who enjoy these conditions. some wishing and hoping that we get more snow. take a listen. >> i like seein

good sunday morning, justin. i run from the car to the building so i can get heat. it is rough this around zero in spots. it is march been since earlyis not used to it but stepping outside you will feel it. a lot of sun today, more than yesterday but still not helping things out much. maybe we will get up to 40 degrees. still running 10 degrees below average this time of the year. half an hour away from the great looking sunrise, clear skies, look at the temperatures, 16 at the airport. that is not factoring in the wind when you factor in that 12 miles an hour wind it does feel like 3 degrees in philadelphia actual temperatures ranging in the lower teens to the north, allentown 13. twelve in reading. along the coast temperatures in the upper teens at this hour. quakertown, doyletown, pottstown coming in at 12 degrees. maybe dropping another degree before sunrise. winds out of the north at 10 miles an hour. looking like it will stay like that throughout the morning and afternoon not quite as windy as yesterday but nasty wind chills feeling like zero in reading at thi

justine greening famously went toa her. justine greening famously went to a comprehensive. how can you argue against grammar schools, selective education, when it is directed at those who are more disadvantaged. very few jewel in from disadvantaged backgrounds get to go to grammar schools. everyone would like to send their child to a grammar school, no one would like to send their child to a secondary modern. if you open the grammar school in the area you drag and the standards of the neighbouring schools by taking out all the high achieving students. what does this country need in terms of an education that is fit for the jobs children might be doing, once we have not even invented yet. we need a creative education service, we need lots of options for children. what is wrong about the direction of education is the curriculum has been rapidly narrowed into a select bunch of skills and i do not think that that meets the needs of british business. the cbi agree with us on that. thank you very much. thank you very much. an 83—year—old farmer has been cleared after shooting a s

happy anniversary. >>> justin is back dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle!s tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >>> children's hospital of philadelphia raised nearly $200,000 in it's its first ever cycling party. let's take you out there. teams of four road rally. from all around the city. phillies raised money for patients of chop's cardiac center. we'll be right back. . we won't be right back. we can't go area. four shelter dogs found their home. this weekend, six dogs looking to be adopted, showed off their skills during two days. >> you have to. >> no doubt. we got to get justin in we need to know about the weather >> still cold in the morning, the afternoon should get 52, 52 and 60's on tuesday and wednesday, watch out for showers, especially tuesday aftern

that was a very interesting and telling and important interview from justin amash right there. that's exactly what we just sat here and heard together is exactly what paul ryan's problem is here. republicans are accusing republicans of doing exactly what republicans accused democrats of doing. >> absolutely. and you heard at the end there, when you were pressing congressman amash on this idea, would you really vote against the republican repeal and replace, not even a rhetorical concession to paul ryan, well, i understand the speaker is trying to do the right thing, you know, well, maybe we can meet in the middle somewhere. this was, absolutely not, i'm done with this. justin amash has more freedom because of the nature of his district and because of his personal sort of political inclinations to act like that. but it is really remarkable that we are 24 hours in now, a little over 24 hours in, and you have justin amash, as unhappy as the democrats, for different reasons. >> justin amash saying we need to work with democrats here, we need to bring them in. >> right. you have the

(justine) this happened at albany high school.y hurtful photos were posted on instagram of african american girls. the school district addressed the issue today. saying it is investigating this" intolerable and unacceptable behavior" ... and involves just a small number of students. students at the school alerted the principal about the posts on monday.. here at kron 4 news.. we have seen what we believe to be the pictures.. but because they are so offensive, we will not be sharing them. albany police are also investigating. tonight at 10... we will have reaction from albany high school....about campus. ,. bang bang bang.. i heard gunshots then screams and more gunshots (steve)new information tonight on that terror attack in the shadow of london's big ben.. the british parliament was the apparent target.police now say they know the name of the person who drove an s=u=v into a crowd of people on a bridge over the thames river.(steve) they say they believe he is an islamic extremist.(pam) five people are dead, including the attacker

justine greening insists that selective education can close what she calls the "attainment gap", but heads express frustration at the government's priorities. we've got an 8% cut and we are expected to continue delivering quality. it's absolutely dire, we are having to make cuts to our curriculum and it's untenable. we'll speak to one headteacher who says she's resigning over a lack of school funding. the other main stories on bbc news at five. not invited, 27 eu members meet in brussels without britain but downing street says it's on track to begin brexit talks in the next three weeks. the commentator katie hopkins is ordered to pay £24,000 in damages for libelling a food blogger she wrongly accused of supporting the desecration of a war memorial. the racing legend john surtees, who was the only man to win world championships on two wheels as well as four, has died aged 83. and samuel ljackson stars in the latest king kong movie. we'll get mark kerdmode‘s take on that and more in the film review at 5:45. good evening and welcome to bbc news at five. the education secretary justine g

justin finch has more investigation. justin? >> good morning.ffic reopened here close to 6:30 or so this morning after crews came through and doused those areas where fuel spilled on the road. with traffic moving again, the focus moves to what caused this crash in the first place. looking at have from earlier, we have two vehicles involved here, a mercedes suv and a dodge sedan. prince george's county police spent hours surveying both vehicles before towing them away. this all begins close to 1:00 this morning with that dodge sedan going northbound on indian head highway. at some point it struck that mercedes suv and then a fire breaks out. the brunt of that blaze borne by that sedan. the suv driver is expected to recover. both vehicles taking heavy front-end damage in this crash. back out live, we have traffic moving on both sides of ind head highway. two people are hurt, no word on the condition of the driver of the dodge sedan. i'm justin finch, news 4. back in to you. >> thank you. >>> a virginia father accused of killing his son will now go

take a look right now, justin finch is at this terrible crash. northbound indian head highway after the beltway. all lanes blocked northbound because of this investigation. southbound unaffected. you can see the slowdowns both northbound and southbound through that area. use oxon hill road and livingston road to get around this crash. the beltway and the maker routes in to town andut looking okay with the exception of what we just talked about on 210. >> that limelissa just mentione just finch on the scene of that crash on 210. he said both cars that were involved in the crash are still there. so are the officers. one car caught fire after hitting the other. the car was wrecked here. the driver critically hurt. justin will have an update on this at 6:00. >>> the snowstorm that is heading our way. >> molette green has the four things to know before it hits. >> that's right. prepare to be stuck inside this time tomorrow. the storm heading our way will be our biggest so far this winter. 50 million people in the midwest and northeast are in its path.

, right, justin? >> good evening, something we haven't had all winter long, persistent cold air,in,ing it it is moving in and sticking around, until then leading up to it, quiet, 27 in philadelphia at this hour. we will be dropping to 21, similar to what we were dealing with this morning. two's, doylestown, quakertown, battling nasty wind wheels, feeling like teens for most locations, minus three mount pocono, factor in the wind. there you go, storm scan3, not much happening. mainly clear skies right now, clouds passing through the overnight hours into your sunday, overall not bad finish to the weekends. we move into monday night, winter storm watch goes into effect the majority of the region, extreme coastline here, cape may county new jersey, potential for some significant snowfall for parts of the area. all going to be dependent on the track, coastal low monday night, tracks up the coast, near the coast, that would push heavy snow further inland, if it stays off the coats, bringing heavier snow bit

, right, justin?ng we haven't had all winter long, persistent cold air,in,ing it it is moving in and sticking around, until then leading up to it, quiet, 27 in philadelphia at this hour. we will be dropping to 21, similar to what we were dealing with this morning. two's, doylestown, quakertown, battling nasty wind wheels, feeling like teens for most locations, minus three mount pocono, factor in the wind. there you go, storm scan3, not much happening. mainly clear skies right now, clouds passing through the overnight hours into your sunday, overall not bad finish to the weekends. we move into monday night, winter storm watch goes into effect the majority of the region, extreme coastline here, cape may county new jersey, potential for some significant snowfall for parts of the area. all going to be dependent on the track, coastal low monday night, tracks up the coast, near the coast, that would push heavy snow further inland, if it stays off the coats, bringing heavier snow bit further to the south. th

drabick, hi there, justin good morning everyone. looking day, today but we are warm feeling like springtime temperatures may make a run at lower 70's in spots. we're running risk of the shower in the afternoon, really spotty light stuff. rehoboth beach in good shape, just some cloud, few people on the boardwalk, hard to believe in two months we will be talking about memorial day weekend. that will be pack. forty's in the lehigh veil, mid to upper 50's south injuries any to central delaware. we are off to a good start. especially areas south philadelphia, in the lower zero seven's. shower in the afternoon. sixty's at the shore, 50's in the poconos tomorrow, different story, taking advantage of today, highs tomorrow only in the 50's with light rain and drizzle, jan, back over to you. >>> got to get outside to inn joy it. next update 8:27. see you then. ♪ 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

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justin finch captured this footage in leesburg, virginia. it shows the snowplows busy throughout the night and into the early morning hours. >> icy conditions in germantown as well. take a look at the grill of our live truck covered in ice there. we also saw a lot of freezing rain mixing in with the snow this morning. the national weather service of snow. >> and we have been all over the changing road conditions out there this morning. here's the slushy mess that we found along the beltway near tysons with traffic moving very slowly in that area this morning. we have a team out on the roads and we are watching the changing conditions overnight and through the morning. >> from virginia, maryland and d.c. we are working for you. we want to go back to chuck bell and sheena parveen for a look at the latest forecast. >> not a pretty day to be outside today and unfortunately it's not the nice compactible snow to make snowmen and snowballs out of. it's an icy mess. >> hopefully you don't have to be driving around this morning especially. if you are

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thank you, justin. appreciate it. >> it is too much.on bell what's going on >> we're talking hoops, last time a team one back-to-back in college basketball. florida ten years ago, reaction >>> two years ago, villanova was the number one seed. they lost to nc state in a round. this year's squad has a different feel. been there and done that, the wildcats are the number one overall seed once again, the team celebrated on campus today, even though they expected it. on thursday in buffalo, the cats will play a 16 seed either saint mary or new orleans. >> none of these games are a cake walk, if you think you're going to be humbled. we know that. we know, we have to bring every game. if we don't, we'll be going home >> excited. i mean, we just have to focus, we have to focus on getting better and focus on, you know, the next task, which is to get better. no matter who's in front of us. >> the businesslike approach coming up next in the sports zone, dreams of a championship repeat. one-on-one with jay wright. what's the number one obstacle fac