. >>> first, we were the first to report the cia left explosive material on a loudon county school bus that left many of you and a lot of parents asking, how could that happen? chris found out what went wrong and what's being done to make sure that it doesn't happen again. >> reporter: the cia sent us this statement that says it is conducting an independent review and strengthening its inventory control of its explosives to make sure an incident like this never happened again. the cia conducted kcanine training here last week. training dogs to dough tekt bombs using a school bus. a piece of explosive training material fell out of a package and was left behind on the school bus. the training program has been suspended. >> we want to make sure that we're not missing anything here, okay? so we just had a meeting this afternoon with the marshal's office. and we wanted to make sure that we suspended everything with regards to this program till a thorough review is done. >> reporter: on monday and tuesday the bus with the explosive training material on board carried students from three loudo

n, that man is being held without bond tonight at the loudon county adult detention center. they aremiles away, grieving for the victim of the senseless tragedy. hearts clearly breaking, friends, family, and neighbors came together to more the loss of christina fischer, a 34-year-old mother of three gunned down in what the police say was a domestic murder. >> she was a beautiful person inside and out. roz: the police have charged derek lee lewis with killing fisher. her home saturday night, argued with her, then shot her multiple times. lewis was a former boyfriend and the father of children. fisher had just taken out a new protective order. to were a couple weeks ago in she told me she had the protective order. to hear this happened is heartbreaking. vigil, friends and family members took the opportunity to send a message, warning others who may be in abusive relationships to get out and ask for help. >> call somebody. reach out to somebody. we all have our troubles in life. we are all going through something in our personal lives. >> if you need help, you've got to say som

now a few sprinkles northern montgomery counseledy into northern loudon county.r light showers on the eastern shore. a couple more hours of showers coming through, then a clearing trend for the afternoon. look at that, coming right up. >> tom, check in with you then. 6:32 your time. >>> thousands of folks expected to head to rfk stadium today 20 take part in the first-ever national cannabis festival. there will be food, music and, of course, everything you need to know about pot. but as news 4 mark seagraves tells us, you might want to leave your marijuana at home. >> reporter: one of the reasons they're having the festival, highlighting the debate over marijuana laws in d.c. and around the country. >> this is not a user focus event. advocacy event. a lot of social justice issues important around cannabis. >> reporter: there will be lots for people who do smoke pot to enjoy here, able to by pair fer nail ra and learn how to grow your own but no seed giveaways and not able to light up. >> reminding people of d.c. law. >> reporter: the event starts at noon with lot

montgomery county, carroll county, up towards frederick county and then loudon andn fairfax countiesthern virginia and off sections of of virginia temperatures are at orr close to the 32-degree mark. the planting season began aprilb #. we'll see the freezing system ss issued as long as it stays thish cold. 32 out at winchester this wi compared to yesterday morningy when we had temperatures in the 50s. so a noticeable difference as you step outside. it's going really cold because not only do we have these temperatures, but it is pretty gusty. g winds sustained out of the northwest to 15, 20, 25 miles an hour and the gusts which did di peak last night right before midnight are now at 30 miles an hour. all that combines to make itt feel so much colder. co breaking out the wind chill mapi yet again on this sunday s morning, even though we're in a. it feels like 25 in washington, 15 to 25 just about across thecs whole area. so really chilly. ch the set up for today shall we s stay chilly. the wind will ease a about it.t. we do have sunshine, but temperatures will struggle l to get into th

but seniors at one loudon county school are leaving a piece of their future behind. >> reporter: at first may look like an obsession. >> probably around 60 or so. >> reporter: who really needs dozens of college sweatshirts? >> i love sweatshirts. my go-to on the weekends. >> reporter: immediate this dominion high school biology teacher denise wingfield. >> totally redid the closet. >> reporter: it's not about need or make a fashion statement. rather -- it's about them. her students. part and present. >> kind of weird. you never pick up the sweatshirt without thinking about the kid. >> it started off as a, kind of a thank you to her. >> reporter: emmy joseph is one of ms. wingfield's former students, now a fellow science teacher at dominion. >> ten years later, she's still that passionate, loving person, who works so hard and, like, truly, truly cares. >> reporter: that dedication seen in ms. wingfield's early morning commute. >> usually about, hmm, an hour, an hour and 15 minutes. >> reporter: driving in from near front royal, she gets to school well before it starts, just in case student

i can see all obstacles in my new at 10, fox5 is in loudon county tonight where a dulles air force basedilot surprised his son who returning home from a redeployment in question tacki the solder had no idea his dad would be flying the plane. fox5's teisha lewis joins us with the story. >>reporter: what a everybody was in on it from the crew to the passengers and of course the airline. it all went off without a hitchh of course cameras were rolling and passengers were posting to social media. we've seen so am of these surprise reunion videos, but this one tops the list. you've seen them before. instant tier jerkers. showing surprise reunions between soldiers and loved ones. this was no exception on board b on board this military flight. apparently this video has made a lot of people cry. it made me cry. fox5 local news caught up with surprised his son whos was was returning home after a nine-month deployment. united was chattered to do a a military charter.tary i happened to see it and was able to pick it up and so my wife and i kept that a surprise. we wanted to surprise him on his retur

the cooler temperatures late tonight falling into the mid 30s where you could wake up, mount, loudon countynd then further into western sections of maryland, virginia and then eventually into west virginia.oe you guys could have your temperatures in the mid 30s tomorrow morning.ow m outside right now, 53 in washington, still pretty nice, 53 in yap last, 48 in gaithersburg, 48 in martinsburg and 38 in culpeper. you start to see where you're falling right now into the 40s. those are the places that will fall into the 30s before daybreak. satellite and radar, nothingno really to see here. we have high pressure overhead.e it keeps things very, very quiet. that means clear skies at night and lots of sunshine during the day. here's your forecast as we go go into the overnight hours tonight. cool flow around the high th pressure system will keep things pretty clear. still the chill when first thing in the morning. mor you get the kids ready for the h bus stop you need a jacket with temperatures in the 30ss and 40s. overnight, 42 in washington, not worried about a frost here. her we are off towards

. > a beloved pastor in loudon county is recovering after he was stabbed in his home. investigators say the suspect iu the pastor's son.on. sheriff's deputies were called to pastor david january any's home in pureville home yesterday afternoon. when they arrived they found the pastor suffering from stab wounds. he is still undergoing treatment. > a short time later police arrested 19 year old jonathan january any. he is being held in the low don't detention tonight. > family, friends and relatives of virginia state trooper chad o deer meyer turned out for his funeral. >> the 37 year old was shot and killed by a gunman at the greyhound bus station in richmond last week during a training exercise. the gunman, james brown the third opened fire. others shot and killed him. deer meyer leaves behind a wife and two young people. > the irs headquarters will be closed all the rest of this th week. th still undergoing repairs after f fire broke out. it affected the air handling system. employees who normally tell he commute are expected to still s work. it will not expect the pr

an investigation is underway too figure out why explosive training material was left on a loudon county school bus following a training exercise.xr they conducted the drill last week at prior wood's high school in as burn.burn one of the k9 units accidentalli left the material on the bus.bu. this bus was used this week to take students to l school. authorities say the training material did not pose any danger to the students > the fbi is still looking into a cyber attack against the med star health system. they say they were hit with a ransom wear attack.ç that's a malicious computer program that is starting too become popular among hackers.ckr sarah simmons is here with more on the investigation. >>reporter: med star is still not saying much about the cyber attack. patience we've talked with say things seem to be runningunni smoothly now. although med star won't say iff it was a ransom wear attack. sources inside say theft hackers were demanding a ransom worthano thousands of dollars in exchange for med star regaining control of its information. the health star system also believes th

let you know when the nexte big chill is coming when i get upstairs with my full forecast.o > to loudon county now where we are learning new informationew tonight about a deadly shooting we told you about in leesburg last night. police arrested and chargedharg derek lewis in the murder of christina fisher. investigators say lewis shot sho fisher after the two got into an argument. fisher was taken to the hospitah where she was pronounced dead. police believe the two had been in a relationship at some point. lewis is being held without wi bond. and this week, friends and family will say their final goodbye to the virginia stateate trooper killed in the line of duty tomorrow a visitation will be held for trooper chad did tro your meyer at a church in hamilton, virginia. the funeral service will be held the next morning. did your meyer was killed thursday while participating in a training exercise at the greyhound bus station in richmond. police say james brown, the third shot and killed did your meyer after the trooper beganrop talking with him. moments later two troopers shott and killed brown.

shenandoah valley, loudon county, you're seeing some rain right now. but we're seeing temperatures around 70 here in d.c. wind around 8 miles an hour. not too bad. we're going to continue with chance of showers, maybe isolated storm by this afternoon, but showers even into tonight. so if you're headed out to nats park we're going to have that forecast but prepare for possibly some delays. ha through and now also a cold front. so we're seeing the rain try to make its way through into the d.c. metro area. it's not hurrying. it's taking its good old time. we are going to continue with rain chances all through the day. we're going to time it out and let you know whether it's gone by the weekend. that's the most important thing, barbara. >>> thank you. the search for answers continues today in fairfax county. we should learn if the body found in shenandoah national park is that of missing fairfax county firefighter. a suicide note was also found in mittendorff's car. >>> today, prince georges county will unveil measures to curb violence. county executive an

reopening at the loudon county parkway o interstate 66. late clearing problems eastbound.center lane blocked with car. moving it over. blocking the right side of the roadway. and heading in 50 eastbound. john hanson highway. massive delays due to earlier crash activity before the beltway you are jammed solid all the way to 200. two back to you melanie. >> anchor: thank you angelia. one firef in temple hills. this happened friday. when they were responding to a well facial check. shooter has been released from police custody. and he told investigators he thought someone was breaking into the home. so he took action to defend himself. so far no charges have been filed. and virginia lawmakers are set to return to the capitol this week. wednesday is the so-called veto session. legislators consider mcauliffe's vetoes and amendments to legislation. items on agenda are how the state should put inmates to death. and how it should structure new economic development initiative. and you can get more news, traffic and weather updates on good morning washington. on newschanel 8. right

this is according to loudon county school officials and the cia. last week the students were on spring break. the cia has using the bus to train its canine units who were trying to figure out how to detect these explosive materials. those involved in the training inadvertently left the explosive material on the bus. when the students returned from their break monday and tuesday, the bus transported 26 students from two elementary schools as well as a high school, made eight runs, logging about 145 miles. it wasn't until wednesday that a maintenance worker doing a routine check discovers the explosive material hidden in the bus's engine compartment. that is when loudoun county sheriff office was notified, swell the cia. an e-mail goes out last night stating the explosive training material was, quote, in a benign state and could not be activated through normal operation of the bus. just watch. >> and state that it's in, you have to have a blasting cap or something to actually make it explo explode. that was not the case. we partnered with law enforce

we were together at an event yesterday in loudon county. i want to say how much people did appreciate you again talking about the many hard truths that we have in how we're going to deal with this in the long road ahead with public trust, given the drop off in ridership because of the concern for safety. i do agree with the march report where you yourself publicly called on metro to accept these hard truths. you noted safety culture at metro is not integrated with operations and is not well rooted at all levels. i know yesterday when you spoke you talked about how you're already eliminating a lot of the silos because what was happening with all the district reports to you, when something went wrong, everyone looked to somebody else. you really did highlight some of those problems well and acknowledged that metro is actually at this time doing less with more, to quote your statement, inner inially ten years there have been no significant reductions in workforce resulting in redundant position oz among back office staff that will be abolished

the rain is over in loudon county. we're in the mid and upper 50s now with a return of sunshine.ng of beautiful bright and sunny days. >> coming up, today with kathy lee gifford and ho hoda kotb. >> hello, it's april 12th. that is jennifer lopez. >> ain't your momma. >> i ain't your momma. crank it, please. ♪ i ain't your mama ♪ when you gonna get your stuff together ♪ >> i can't sing it to cody because i be his momma. we've got a great show for you

a few in western parts of loudon county.. mostly sunny skies later today. it's chilly, upper 30s and low 40s. temperatures climb into the low 50s today. we'll get more sunshine as the day goes along. big blast >> that's your latest weather. >>> thursday, i had the honor of meeting with firstad obama on our garden tour, speaking to students about healthy living. after a hard day's work, we had a candid conversation about life at the white house and the future of the first family. >> reporter: white house, green thumb. >> wow, this is exciting. >> reporter: in 2009, first lady michelle obama planted a vegetable garden in the south lawn. >> are we done yet? >> no. >> reporter: sparking a national conversation around healthy living. >> say vegetable! >> vegetables. >> reporter: now as her time as first lady comes to a close, michelle obama is celebrating healthy eating with a nationwide garden tour. guess who was invited along for the ride? our first stop, a middle school in georgia. >> the first lady, michelle obama. >> thank y

that very same bus had been is shuttling students in loudon can county for two days. the passengers, aka the students, were not in any danger. yikes! >> i'll leave that alone. >> meanwhile, bernie sanders is and hillary clinton battling it out in the big apple. can sanders close the gap in new york? is clinton already giving up in wisconsin. >>> a whale boat slams into a california pier. what happens next on "new day". wow! ♪ ♪ ♪ lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed

something for radar showing most showers are tapering off up in the frederick county, maryland and northern lound loudon to the beltway, 95 from stafford through the district, and along the beltway from 95 up to baltimore. the whole area of rain coming through another couple of hours. i have new hour-by-hour timing when it finally ends. that's coming up in just a few >>> check in whip you then. thank you, tom, add 9:45. >>> you'll notice something new if you're out and about along a popular outdoor path this weekend. the cmo canal trust is replacing the bridge over the canal in potomac near macarthur boulevard and brickyard road. part of the centennial celebration for the national park service. you'll be able to cross the old bridge while the new bridge construction is under way. >>> and many americans may be wondering if they should be drinking their water or checking it for lead. tracie potts explains that includes a lot of folks right here in the d.c. area. >> reporter: jim meyers trusts the water in his kitchen today, but in 2004, he and thousands of others in washington, d.c. learned their drinking