nothing major if you are traveling on 95 in maryland or virginia. it is a gorgeous day to be driving. autria: a big day and the race for the white house. donald trump facing a test of his durability. as a new poll shows ted cruz is runner,in on the front a closer look at the high stakes are a >> voters are out. the race for the white house reaching a crucial stretch. donald trump is still leading in all of them. >> we have hawaii and the greatest potato group in the world. thear donald trump >> donald trump has not served this country a day in his life. >> they are attacking his temperament. announcing heerg is not running because there is a good chance my candidacy could lead to the election of donald trump or ted cruz. the mexican president also weighed in, comparing donald trump to hitler. >> i'm not happy about that. i do not want that comparison. we have to be strong and of vigilant. >> we will not let a person like that become president. clinton is also valley and to do everything she can to stop him. he is sanders is adamant not going anywher

n i don't have any crashes tocrash report around the district orico in maryland or virginia. 395 northboundding in from o alexandria moving alongiaing al bottom of the beltway acrossthe the wsoas early asarly as today. to we've got the latest on her death inve 6 percent this week. u.s. futures are lower thisow ts morning ahead of the releaseel of the u.s. jobs report.eport. we're back right after this. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 peopl e wi shingles in their tifeme. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i'm not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> hey, it's still snowing inll spots. now, lightly snowing here inwi h the city but most of this isth starting to move on off to the east. heavier snow.heav i should say moderate snow. sno snow falling in southern sth maryland. full forecast coming up incominn just a few minutes. minutes. >> all right, thank you, gary, mcgrady.y. good morning to

it's not clear whether the stadium will end up d.c., maryland or virginia. three have expressed interest. the contract at fed ex field goes until 2017. > a note? >> when the stadium is under attack when things aren't going well. >> from the fans. > from the fans. see you tonight at 10. >> today on "tmz-- >> isn't this perfect, kim kardashian's daughter is afraid of social media. >> it's got to be a bit of a crisis over the kardashian house. the kid doesn't want to be on social media. that's what the family is all about. >> c you imagine, he'soing to have to go to college! >> cesar milan, the dog whisperer, is in trouble for something he did to a pig. >> the training was to be around pigs to try to get the dog to be nice so they use a pig basically as bait. >> delicious bait. sorrghter] >> the browns officially cut hnny mziel just today. guess what he did last night? >> clubbing in l.a.! >> every day this week he's been in a nightclub in los angeles. >> i don't think any team is going to pick him up. >> now he's friends with scott disick and people are thinki

reallyil nicely this morning as we takert a look across the wilson bridge whether you're on the maryland or virginia traffic is moving along justin fine. very light conditions. cdi none of that usual morningni congestion popped up yet. let's go ahead and take a look a at our map. at we have some constructionstructn zones ongoing work zone 395inrk south after seminary. semin northbound side through thed te 14th street bridge cruising cru along without any issues.s. road work 270 before 121, two 1o left lanes blocked.left now, southbound side does tend e to back up a little bit laterat this morning. mning we'll let you know if this t causes any congestion earliery e than what we typically like toit see in montgomery county then in prince georges countyges cout causing any delays. day maureen and wisdom.andis >> thank you. >>> one ofou google's selfgle'sf driving cars just got intocars another accident.her cide but for the first time googleoo is taking the blame.g the blame. both police and the tech giant say the car went into a publicc bus in silicon valley. vle google sales the car -- the --he crash

people whothose in whatever the maryland or virginia line. that freedom was respected. i am afraid, sometimes it was not. in those metal states, you have to go case-by-case. thank you very much. berlin, i was wondering if you have studied emancipation and other slave holding countries or societies and if you could, give us some contrast with the emancipation process in the u.s.. >> slavery is an institution that goes all over the atlantic world. of course, it appears in other societies as well as serfdom and so on. each of these societies has their day of jubilee. -- endtish and slavery slavery in 1832. 1833, they establish a system of for aured servitude period. that breaks down very quickly. towel.tish throw in the slavery in end of the various caribbean islands and other places which slavery exists. french have a totally different case. duringolutionary french the revolution, after issuing the declaration of the rights of , at first, grudgingly, but slavery, napoleon comes in. .e re-imposes slavery slavery is ended by the slaves themselves. the rest of the french emp

there have already been five ambush killings this year, four of them have been in maryland or virginia. they include officer colson, two horford county deputies, and nc officer ashley guindon. nationally there have been 13 killings this year, up to 4 at this time last year. >>> leave the area right now. >> tensions are high outside of this northern virginia home, and this is possibly the family of that detained american who said he was fighting for isis. he's been detained in iraq. the man was detained along the front lines in iraq just outside of a town of sinjar which sits just miles from the border with syria. news4's shomari stone is outside of the home in fairfax county where he believes -- we all believe that it is the family of this fighter and this fighter once lived there. shomari? >> reporter: well, right now we're here in alexandria section of fairfax county, and the uncle of mohammad told his family he was on vacation in europe. the family lives behind me here in this home in alexandria. now, the kurdish military says khweis surrendered to them on the front lines near the t

on here, and so often with these big projects they get territorial, whether you be in d.c., maryland, or virginia, but now urban leaders are saying forget about the boundaries. what's good for one part of the region is good for all of us. tysons right now. >> things are definitely getting busier. >> reporter: it is not the tysons of just a couple years ago. >> a little bit more urban environment. >> reporter: and things continue to change her fast. so why does all the development here, the office buildings, the high rise condos, the retail, why does it all matter? well, experts say it matters for the loe region. lisa rother is the executive director of the urban land institute. >> i moved her 40 years ago and it was a really sleepy southern town. now it's a very vibrant competitive place, and we need to make sure that our economy continues to expand and grow. >> reporter: here in tysons, this is what's coming next, a huge development called the borough around one of the new and under utilized metro stations here. it's on the scale of the city center project in downtown d.c. and this development i

planned to use their exchange power to raise funds to purchase a new fbi campus in either maryland or virginia. we were specifically told at last year's hearing that no appropriated funds would be needed for this project, that this committee had no role to play. well, something has clearly changed since your budget request this year includes a request for $759 million in appropriated funding for the construction of a new fbi building. combined with the fbi's request of $646 million for the same project we are facing the exact problem that chairman crenshaw and i mentioned last year. the expectation that the appropriations committee is going to clean up the mess when the exchange authority doesn't raise the funds that are necessary for this project. the building hasn't even been sold yet and this request already tells us that whatever the proceeds are, they won't be near enough. on top of that, it has not been made clear to this subcommittee what the scope of this project is and whether the funds requested this year are sufficiently -- sufficient to fully construct the project. it is also somew

in western maryland or easter west virginia up by 7:00 you'll see showers. showers around here at 10:00 ward 11:00 overnight. first time i'm showing this on my twitter and facebook feeds but the allergy index. pollen in the moderate categories and maple one of the earliest pollinators. whether headline rain showers tonight and we'll see that system in a moment. windy and colder tomorrow. transfer 30s tomorrow because wind chills likely only in the 30s. 60s today with feel colder tomorrow. some snow thursday night north and west of town but not a lot. a trace to maybe an in highest threat north and west of the sea. winds picking up and gusts almost at 30 mi./h. leesburg 28. a lot of areas are gusting between 15 to go 25 miles per hour. winds out of the south pumping up temperatures. mid-60s fredericksburg. 63 in dc. cooler on the bay with water temps in the 40s and 50s for annapolis. shenandoah valley looking good low to mid 60s. 63 officially dry air and humidity and 2 . lower 30s there are still some cold air in canada in the northern u. s. into minnesota t

people who usually ride the subway in from maryland or virginia, they are scrambling to find buses ory need to go. the shutdown comes after a subway tunnel fire on monday. d.c. metro says it was a tough decision to shut down the whole system on a weekday, but they say safety is the priority. >>> a plea this morning for the return of stolen items. they are described as priceless by the victim, though they are probably meaningless to whoever took them. someone stole a moving van. his mother is asking whoever stole the items to return them. the rental truck was stolen in oakland's rock ridge outside outside a friend's home. that friend was driving the van to portland which included a vintage jewelry collection and family photos. >> my grandmother's picture when she was 21 years old. it's been in my family since the second world war. >> her son, 50-year-old michael moore, is blind and disabled from diabetes. she estimates $50,000 worth of items were stolen. the truck was recovered last week but ransacked and abandoned in east oakland. >>> major changes may be coming to the santa clara jai

planned to use their exchange power to raise funds to purchase a new fbi campus in either maryland or virginia. we were specifically told at last year's hearing that no appropriated funds would be needed for this project, that this committee had no role to play. well, something has clearly changed since your budget request this year includes a request for $759 million in appropriated funding for the construction of a new fbi building. combined with the fbi's request of $646 million for the same project we are facing the exact problem that chairman crenshaw and i mentioned last year. the expectation that the appropriations committee is going to clean up the mess when the exchange authority doesn't raise the funds that are necessary for this project. the building hasn't even been sold yet and this request already tells us that whatever the proceeds are, they won't be near enough. on top of that, it has not been made clear to this subcommittee what the scope of this project is and whether the funds requested this year are sufficiently -- sufficient to fully construct the project. it is also somew

planned to use their exchange power to raise funds to purchase a new fbi campus in either maryland or virginia. we were specifically told at last year's hearing that no appropriated funds would be needed for this project, that this committee had no role to play. well, something has clearly changed since your budget request this year includes a request for $759 million in appropriated funding for the construction of a new fbi building. combined with the fbi's request of $646 million for the same project we are facing the exact problem that chairman crenshaw and i mentioned last year. the expectation that the appropriations committee is going to clean up the mess when the exchange authority doesn't raise the funds that are necessary for this project. the building hasn't even been sold yet and this request already tells us that whatever the proceeds are, they won't be near enough. on top of that, it has not been made clear to this subcommittee what the scope of this project is and whether the funds requested this year are sufficiently -- sufficient to fully construct the project. it is also somew

any one of the maryland terrapins, west virginia mountaineers or the vcu rams could be the next upset in the ncaa tournament. although maryland is favored to win. several surprises yesterday, including two 12 over five seed wins that may have messed up your bracket. messed up a couple of my picks. and tony bennett collapsed on the side line. he says he was dehydrated and doing much better now. uva won that game and they will play again tomorrow. >> hope he's on the sidelines tomorrow ready to roll. >> i see you have your black and gold representing -- >> absolutely. had to bring out the this morning too just in case there is any -- >> there you go. we're a five seed, so it wouldn't be an upset, it would be what is expected in the first round. >> and expected for me, too. >> i have you winning. >>> well, a mother arrested for what she says was just trying to keep her son safe, both sides of the story in 15 minutes. >>> developments on the campaign trail as candidates gear up for another set of primaries. >>> and seasonably chilly outside early this morning, but a nice dry friday coming

to raise funds to purchase a new fbi campus in either maryland or virginia.we were specifically told last year's hearing that no appropriative funds would be needed for this project. >> for 759 million in appropriated funding, combined with the fbi's request of $646 million for the same project we are facing the exact problem mentioned last year. it's going to clean up the mess when the exchange authority doesn't raise funds that are necessary for this project. the building hasn't even been sold yet. this request already tells us that whatever the proceeds are, it won't be near enough. sufficient to fully construct the project. there is also somewhat troubling to ask this request. i suspect we will have a lot of discussion about this issue today. a new initiative requested this year, i fully support efforts to modernize our government i.t. systems. this request has not yet been authorized, leaving us with requests for money, gsa cannot do anything with. >> i'm not sure if this particular request is the way to do it. by and large, i support numerous efforts gs

or hop on metro bus. several opening from virginia or maryland as far as public transportation is concerned. we will take a look at those with your next look at traffic. keep it to "fox5 news morning" more to come on the metro shut down during the 7:00 hour when you build one of the biggest retail businesses in america, you spend a lot of time working closely with elected officials. from secretaries to presidents you learn what works in government and what doesn't. and if you're david trone you take those lessons all the way to congress. you pledge to take nothing from pacs or corporations because the only special interest a congressman should have is you and he'll promise to work with anyone if it'll get things done. after all he's spent 30 years working both sides of the aisle. i'm david trone and i approve this message. >> rights off the top 7:00 we're talking about breaking situation this morning and that's unpress departmented shut down of met pro rail. it's in full effect right now and what would normally be the height of the morning commute. 7 a.m. right now. there's the reason y live

virginia or maryland? well the results so far, about 56% are picking virginia.e first time in 13 years the terps are heading to the sweet 16. george wallace is here to tell us all about maryland's march. >> on to louisville for the fifth seed maryland terrapins after dismissing the hawaiians. a match-up with kansas jayhawks which happens to be the alma mater of mark turgen. terrapins heading back to the sweet 16 for the first time since 2003. they made a 1400 against hawaii to put this one way. for a team with a lot of pressure on them this season they are taking the time to enjoy this moment. >> unbelievable expectations. hasn't ever been good enough. for them to have this locker room, this win makes all the stuff we went through down late worth it. we still got work to do. moving forward but i'm happy for the guys. >> after going through what we went through last year it feels good. that's the most fun i've ever had on the court. >> and the maryland team just arriving back in college park. we'll have that coming up on "news 4 at 6:00". >>> well spring is on ho

so we are talking maybe an inch or less, areas to the south for southern maryland and central virginia could see just a little bit more, same story for the higher elevations. but as i said, it will move in in the overnight hours. and overnight lows are expected to be into the mid to low 30s everywhere, but temperatures are going to be such that this will not stick because the temperatures at the surface are too warm so that's some good news. 7-day forecast coming up in just a bit. >> gwen, thank you. >>> fox 5 is in prince george's county where police there are searching for a man who broke into a woman's apartment in college park and sexually assaulted her. this happened around 5:30 this morning. the attacker broke in and began assaulting the woman while she was sleeping. earlier today the officers canvassed the neighborhood and searched for clues. they're asking for the community's help to solve the if you know anything, give prince george's county police a call. >>> there was a fundraiser going strongly this hour to help out those two prince william county police officer shot and wo

maryland, the ramp to the outer loop, that work zone causing some very minor delays. not even worth thinking about having a detour for you this morning. and then if you're traveling there virginia or to maryland across the woodrow wilson bridge, everything moving quite well, the taillights are headed this to maryland toward national harbor and of course headlights headed to virginia. no delays here yet. >>> i think i was born to be married. i was the happiest girl in the world when i became we. >> so nancy, let me say thank you for all you do. thank you for your love. and thank you for just being you. >> nice moment there. this morning we're remembering the life and legacy reagan. she died yesterday at the achblg age of 94. one of the most remarkable things was her unbreakable bond with her husband. it's hard to overstate just how much she influenced ronald reagan and his presidency. she also helped pave the way for future first ladies to take a more central roles timer's and e two of the main causes she championed. she passed away from heart failure at her home in los angeles. mrs. reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in califo

they are generating a few light rain showers mainly in northern maryland and out to the eastern west virginia panhandle. one or two rain drops here this morning, that should all be done by 7:00 or 8:00 this morning. we'll see clearing skies turning breezy, but staying relatively mild. just not quite as toasty wra iy warm as we were. recess take get as b. traffic, what are you going to give traffic? >> a b-minus. 5 near 301, two left lanes getting by a crash. so a warning for you there. hoping that gets out of the way soon. beg look at the beltway, inner loop and outer looch, everything is rolling along just fine. so no big worries here on beltway. no real construction to worry about either. 270 montgomery village avenue, everything is rolling along just fine there. inbound south capitol at potomac southeast, still have the right lane getting by that work zone. and taking a look at 66 headed into town, going to take you 8 minutes. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car. >>> metro's new gh getting tough after a dangerous mistake. how he plans to hold employees accountable. >>> andp. c life's m

couldn't even rule out snowflakes in the mountains of western virginia or northern and western marylandthe lawn is green except for these dandelions. $1 a weed. >> don't quit your day job, chuck! all right. thank you so much, chuck. >>> meanwhile, back here in town, the nuclear security summit means that some headaches for drivers who live, who work in the district. if you thought traffic was already bad, now roads around the convention center are shut down. news4's megan mcgrath shows u [ sirens ] >> reporter: flashing police lights, road blocks, even military vehicles are standing by. the nuclear security summit is under way, and the area around the convention center is now a secure zone. that means no cars -- >> turn left on 9th. >> reporter: -- and limited pedestrian access, made for a bit of confusion this morning. >> usually i go down, like straight down 9th street, but i've been advised it was closed off. i have to walk all the way back around here. >> reporter: the mt. vernon metro station is closed until friday night. trains drive straight through without stopping. leon mason h

or suspect. >>> a maryland man facing charges after hit as cruiser. the virginiatate trooper was on a traffic stop friday night on i-95 near van dorn street. officials say that he was in his cruiser with his lights on when a car hit him from behind. now, neither the trooper nor the driver of the car was injured. police arrested the driver and charged him with dui. florida some people living if an arlington neighborhood say a new gun shop doesn't belong in their community. the knnova armory store opened yesterday. people rallied against 9 grand opening, but the owner says he's received plenty of support. >> a gun store down the street just doesn't really make sense. >> we provide a needed service to the community. we've had an outpouring of support. >> owner dennis pratt says his stores comply with all state laws includes background checks. >>> we have a sad update 65-year-old woman saved by a d.c. firefighter earlier this month has died. now, you may remember firefighter danny lovato gave ti phyllis terrell his air mask while rescuing her from a burning building.

from those freehose options, you also have somee other options to get around ind maryland ride on bus or mta. in virginia operating op normal schedule.chd arlington transit as well. dash special off peak services i and additional buses running from the pentagon to downtown aw well on metro bus.ro b keep that in mind towardsar franklin square. if you're taking the fairfax county connector emergencyor e shuttles to pentagon from rest reston, vienna, fran cone y livl look at some of that cop jets j next. next for now we'll toss it back totob the studio.e stud. >> erin, thank you very much.u . >>> three minutes past the houru virginia congressman jerryes j connelly upset about today's t decision to close metro.etro not mincing words. w >> congressman connelly says tht station wide shut down long term safety and reliabilityeliabi imp >> he joins to us talk morejo about this.in good morning. good always good to see you morniways co goongressman.ssn >> good morning.. >> your correct phrase was a gua punch to commuters across thecrs region.regi >> you know, so little notice nc and such a dramatic and decisiod th

or be sold after a merger with food lion. the stores are in southern maryland and the fredericksburg, virginia, area. the merger is not yet final but has been approved by shareholders. leon: the big moment arrived at the national this morning the first of two long awaited eaglets kicked its way out of the shell. we are keeping an eye on the guy, or gal, we don't know which one yet. we are watching it on the eagle cam. catching the first meal from the parents. mr. president and first lady. students at eagle academy are watching the camera closely. >> well, they have never seen a bald eagle really before. so we are trying to give them awareness. and about the endangered species. leon: we are keeping an eye out on the second egg. it should be hatching this weekend. we'll be watching. maureen: we are on the cusp of the national cherry blossom festival. in fact, the official end of winter and the kickoff of the cherry blossom season is just getting underway. leon: that is right. or own jonathan elias is helping out and joins us live from the pink tie party downtown. jonathan: the party hasn't gotten start

so coming from maryland whether it's anne arrundel country or even into the city you're seeing problems through prince george county too. into virginiace william county volume still building dale city to 123 on 95 and then crash still out there telegraph road prince william parkway. we'll go to cameras and show it to you at this hour we've been seeing congestion and with starting tget a littlele ligh lighter out there you get a better idea of 95 north in virginia and this is some pretty minor congestion. volume at this hour again dale city to 123. we'll keep you updated on crashes as we go through the rest of the morning. that's a look at traffic. allison back to you. >> thanks so much caityln national sports gear chain with several stores locally could soon be going out of business and we'll tell you who and why next. >> and also put down the cellphone chick-fil-a restaurant in the south putting customers to the test with a challenge called the cellphone coop. could you do it? 6:19. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest