the metro tracks. >> we're back with the metro tracks. >> we're back with (music throughout) >>> there's no word yet on whether there's a possible connection to the famous d.c. eagle love triangle. >> but many in our area were transfixed this afternoon by the sight of this bald eagle sitting rightnext to a metro trail train track at the addison road train station hen prince george's county. the rescue was broadcast live as news 4'sackie bensen reports. >> reporter: the image on metro's twitter feed just after 5:00 p.m. tugged at people's heart strings. the bald eagle nestled up against the blueer and silline tracks near the addison road station in prince george's county metro cut power to the third rail as soon as the eagle was spotted. that meant singleracking at the height of rush hour. some riders were astonished to learn the reason. itwe were just talking about on the subway, about the eagles out there. >> reporter: with news helicopters hovering overhead, metro transit police, prince ty george's co animal control and maryland department of natural resources officers began a delicate

on the metro tracks near the d ato track at addison r peak pleasant metro stop. the wildlife officials. maybe they've got some sort of d they plan on somehow covering the animal up and bringing it in. we've been watching these pictures come in sinbout 5:00 this afternoon when we first heard about this situation. this has oomiously caused major issues on blue line single tracking between addison and morgan boulevard. this poor little thing injured clearly. because we just haven't seen a whole lot of movement from him. silver line tras being rerouted to new carlton. we also saw metro officials make sure that the power was off to the lines so that these rescue wildlife officials could be able toork safely. they are taking their time here. i'mar sure the probably making some adjustments on the other de of the camerat teeha jt ye, they're so close. want to make sure they can get him safely, secure. leon, you were talking making sure that that line wasn't electrified. and so o metroicials made sure that these goes could work there without any fear o that. but it seems

. >>> empty seats on metro rail cars. the transit agency dealing with a ridersphi >>> looking at a our top story today. a dramatic r acue highve the grounds of northwest d.c. as a utility worker is tapped o radio tower. >> he went up there 10:00 f thi mornin maintenance, hours later called 911 for help sufferingrom hypotherm in all this bitter cold. >> it wasn't until just about 4:00 or after 4:00 the creo were able get to him and rescue him. that worker did manage to walk do a ladde to safety and decline today be ten to a hospital to be checked. >> boy, that was tough to watch. >>> well, he's determined to keep his sister's killer behind bars. toerght pamela butler's bro derek is on a quest for closure. >> but it's just for his family. he's takingis plea to stafford county prosecutors. >> reporter: der butler's trip to stafford cnty is aission for justice. e>lhey won't tel me anything other than we having. >> reporter: he wants a opce-to-face meeting with the attorneyg that prosecutors will fullty investigate the 1989 di

. >>>00 150iders ditching metro.t transportation reporter adam tuss wit whether those riders are nowo helping t clog up the roads and slow down your commute, and the upcoming metro work t could push more people onto the reeds. >>> doug and amelia saying arm is on the way for us. when we could see 60 on the ten day >>> if you are just joining us at:45 let's g you caught up with the four things to know. a utility worker keeping his ol while trapped 120 feet in the air. he went up there to donc mainte work at around 10:00 this morning. and about three hours ago he suffering help aft from symptoms of hypothermia. ure scene playing out high above georgia and mis avenues in northwest d.c. and within the past few minutes he was able to walk down a ladder and make it safely to the ground. we've got more breaking news. >>> singer r. kelly has just been taken back intoustody. this after he appeared in court for child support hearing. he reportedly i should say owes more than $100,000 insu back chd pport. during a cbs interview

yesterday, the city gave a metro rail safety authority an eye on metro. an outside agency that can force metro to follow safety guidelines and can withhold fundingf from metro,eded. metro says it welcomes the new safety oversight. >>> con construction at reagan national airport will force ride share drivers to wait. uber and lyft cards are using a lot. residents complain it's tyi up traffic in the area. county leaders briefed the public getting ride share hicles back on airport property. the count has added a direct route to the aport for the vehicles. >>> a warning for those of you who take an aspirin a day. it may not be the best ay for most people to prevent a heart attack or stroke. w guidelines say cuadults over 70 should not take daily aspin. the drug did t prevent heart attacks in older adults. others who shouldn't take a daily aspin, people who don't have heart disease and anyone who have risk for bleeding. >> people taking aspirin should just stop and determine their risk. >> people have already had a heart attack or strokehould continue taking a

remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. >>> metro wants to pay riders not to take metrote at nighto ow us here. the agency is considering a pilot program that would cover the first $3 of your fare in a taxi or ride share car betwers the hf midnight and 4:00 a.m. it would cover a maximum of ten week. per the pilot program could start this summer. metro has been fighting to keep late night service scaled back to do more system maintenance when trains are not running. >>> good less leslie picker at headquarters. the "new york times" says a grand jury has subpoenaed records from two smartphonemakers who made deals with facebook to access information such as contacts and iend lists without getti consent from users. the deals were made to help facebook create apps for phones and other devices. facebook is cooperating with investigators in several investigations. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm leslie picker. >>> today is national pi day.s pi14, which is the ratio of a circle's circumference to diameter. do you remember that? >> no. >> some stores and restariants ar

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quantico tohe belt wway, 18 minutes. >> thank you. >>> metro wants to pay r ters not te metro late at night. follow along with us here. dering acy is con pilot program that would cover the first $3 of your fare in a taxi or ride share vehicle between the hours of midnight and 4:00 a.m. this would only apply to metro service area and cover a maximum of ten p tri week. you have to register for this program. a $1 million pilot program would start this summer. metro has been fighting keep late-night service scaled back so it can do maintenance when the trains are not running. >>> it n isional pi day. it is march 14th. pi is 3.14, which is the ratio of a circle's circumference to diameter. me stores and restaurants are offering special deals on pizzas and pibaked pies. would you wrathrath have a pizz pie or a pie pie? >> a virginia student won the country's highestor h for student scienti on tuesday. she took home $250,000 for the science talent system. she won for the mathematical model to determine planet locations outside of the solar system. there's a mathematical model to figure that

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yesterday, the city gave a metro rail safety authory an eye on metro. this is important because it is an outside agency that can force metro to follow safety guidelines and can withhold funding from metro, if needed. metro says it welcomes the new safety oversight. >>> con construction at reagan national airport will force ri share drivers to wait. uber and lyft cards are using a lot. residents complain it's tying up traffic in the area. county leaders briefhe public getting ride share vehicles back on airport property. the county has added a direct route to the airport for these vehicles. >>> a warning r those of you who take an aspirin a day. it may not be the best way for o moste to prevent a heart attack or stroke. new guidelines say adults over 70 should not take daily aspin. the drug did not prevent heart attacks in older adults. others who shouldn't take a daily asprin, people who don't have heart diseao and anyone ve risk for bleeding. >> people taking aspirin should just stop and determine their risk. >> people have already had a heart attack o

the evening commu slowed by a bird stuck on metro tracks. an update on h thisow >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back at 6:40. today is national pi day. pi is 3., which is the ratio of a circle's circumference to diameter. aaron remembers all that, right? >> i use that all the time. >> some stores and restaurants are offering special deals on pizzas and baked pies. chocolate pies. banana cream pies. little hungry? a little bit. >>> new overnight, facebook and instagram are back up and running after being down for hours. users reported issues logging into and posting throughout the day yesterday. the #instagramblackout2019 was trending. whatsapp was also impacted. everything came back online around 11:00 last night. instagram celebrated with the post you see here. ways fun. >> people were losing their minds over this. >> this isne ofhe longest outages facebook has ever had. a 15-year historygi this was a b >> facebook did not give a reason for the outage. >>> good morning i'm leslie picker at cnbc headquarters. federal prosecutors

metro area, snow to the north. ht.s is midn notice how most of the area is just seeing rain but the snow hanging on in areas like hagerstown. this system is out of here by about 4:00 to 6:00 a.m. on mond i but this is what e leaves behind as far as snowfall totals go. don't think anything for the district and areas south and east. parts of montgomery county, prince willm, fauquiero.an inch or areas like hagerstown and north couldee 4 to 7 inches. so an incredible snowfallnt gradn the forecast for sunday into early monday. >> not a good date night sunda nigh either. just putting it out there for you. saturday is the good date day, 53 degrees. 39 on look at all next week. 32 for a high on wednesday. that is close to 20 degrees below average. overnight low temperatures in the teens andow 20s and there's a few more storms late next week. maybe you guys can sell a dating forecast tinder or something. >> i'm working on that. patent pendingy. alread don't start -- >> thank you, doug. >>> from 55 tore 40, theoing to drop t

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reporting from montgomery county, chris gordon >>> metro wants to pay riders not to take metro late ate. here's how it would work. the metro agenc is considering a pilot program that would cover the first threer dollars of y fair in a taxi or ride share trip between the hours of midnight and 4:00 in the morning. you have toegister to the program. it would cover a maximum of ten trip per ek. a $1 million pilot program could start as early as thisummer. metro has been fighting to keep its late-niet service scaled back so it can do more system maintenance when the trains are not running. >> this weekend will be the last wi metro track work for a while thanks to the visitors headed to d.c.k to l at the cherry blossoms, every year metro ieso keep weekend aintenance to a minimum around the cherry blossoms festivals. here's what theyook like today, buds still in early stages. metro says track work will be suspended from march 23rd until april 14th to accommodate the extra blossom traffic. >>> the last remaining american diplomats have left venezuelai but tim is headed to the region this weeke

it's not a metro project per se. entro will take it on once the line they hire a contractor, manhattan construction. they build tins it's $52 million for this parking garage. it's hu, massive, out in herndon. crewso rough. they find it's sinking. footers weren't where the design specifications t called th be. they had to go through and redrill. now it's useless because they just shored the whole thing. the gd thing is the building is going to be operable and they'll be ae to go and fix it. but it's eight to ten miles behind schedule. there's definitely going to be a lawsect. you can e the repairs are in theillions of dollars, buts this all g to a larger point of why can't we just build things anymoreik you look at the silver spring transit and the silver line that has concrete issu, issues like this, the parking garage. y the quality control and overhas to be in better capacitysc when we do large projects like this. >> so we're looking at a new scheduled opening date. >> it won't need to start fung functioning until

metro area and points south. it could be a significant rain/snow mix on i-8. and we dry back out in the second half of the weekend. nice and cold the next couple of days. the rain/snow chance on friday. inday, rain. h of rain on sunday. notice, melissa, temperatures back to march levels over the weeken >>hen the 50s look warm. >>> right lane getting by a water main break. this will last through the morning commute. you will be a little slow this morning. gaithersburg, northbound 270 after sloper road. laurel, remindhere. b.w. parkway. rust, pavement, potholes there. alexandrex dria, northbound 395, a work zone, with a right lane getting by. >>> it is 4:52 right no a new national poll shows that manylder adults are lonely. one-third of adults said they lacked companionship. and one-quarter said they had social contact once a week with someone they didn't live with. the women surveyed were likely to feel more lonely. >> that's too ba we need more mayneighbors and community members to reach out to each other. >> has to be a way to make connections. >>> this morni

we begin with the front page of the metro.ps refused again to accept her deal to leave the european union. in the japan times this morning with financial news — the nikkei suffering its biggest point loss since december, amid worldwide economic fears. now to city a.m. mr television man — apple chief tim cook unveils the tech giant's new streaming device — with celebrities on hand to help boost sales. on the front page of the independent. england football team has vowed to report racial abuse after playing in montenegro — claiming to have heard monkey chants from the stands. and back to the metro's striking front page. dusseldorks — the mid—air blunder by british airways which saw a flight destined for dusseldorf in germany land in edinburgh. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, the chief executive officer of praefinium partners. we talked a little bit about brags it but the metro headline, stuck in the model with eu. theresa may warning of a slow brags it. i've got something original to say about brags it. — — brexit. prov

you want to take metro if you can. saturday t morniffic northbound only ohio drive through west potomac park they're doing that to help alleviate things because the cherryblossoms. tidal basin, filling up st. park north of ticotion, walk through the mall. saturday expect traffic on anacostia river crossings. >>> the cherry blossoms they look stunning right now. andeak bloom is just days today the blooms entered phase 5. amelia draper is back at the tidal basin where it's a beautiful evening. wearing your cherry blossoms pink sweater. >> i had to pull it out. it is spectacular down here, so many people mling around enjoying the gorgeous whether on this friday night. this is a special time of year in the nation's capital. you can see the folks behind me -- well, they left, they were taking pictures. now they're continuing on their y. the cherry blossoms hit stage 5 out of 6 today, that's the puffy white stage. you can see some of tt here on this beautiful cherry tree. we're still expecting peak bloom happen monday. so co

el ascensor de su residencia toda la noche >> Éramos tres personas en un ascensor que no tenÍa un metro salÓo a trabajar pero le tocÓ como a muchos buscar seÑal mÓvil en una autopista, segÚn una firma digital 80% de la poblaciÓn venezolana quedÓ sin servicio de internet y telefonÍa mÓvil, ademÁs las clases fueron suspendidas por orden del gobierno de muy daur >> maduro. >> el ministro de comunicaciÓn mantuvo la teorÍa del sabotaje, aseguraron que el incendio en la hidroelÉctrica fue parte del ataque que dejÓ al paÍs sin electricidad por tercera vez en un mes >> cambiaron la versiÓn del ciber ataque, ahora es un sabotaje >> pero la tensiÓn polÍtica y amenazas continÚan segun el vocero chavista, el gobierno pudiera devolver tras las pez,Óo que se encuentra bajo arresto domiciliario pero se comunica y da oencomunicaciÓn. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, de mÉxico al espacio, visitamos un taller en yucatÁn donde se confecciÓn an los uniformes _ de los trabajadores de la nasa. y el muro de queso que se estÁ levantando en la frontera, su creador nos cuenta cuÁl es el propÓsito de esta pe

the plan has made the metro system safer and more efficient. but metro leaders say more work still needs to be done. >> it's a tough issue. we all want to be in the same place. we want mo service. and we want to get there as quick as we can. but we want to make sure that it's safe when we do it. >> the metro schedule for the next year will have service closing then, closing at 1:00 a.m. on friday and satury and closing at 11:00 p.m. on sundays. >>> working for you on the latest winter blast. the timing can cause trouble. weaver seen it already. >> aimee cho is live in frederick county, maryland, for us now. aimee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the first day of spring may be in a few weeks but it certainly does not feel like it in frederick, maryland. i want to give you a look athe ground. we've already got a few inches of snow built up. what thet to show you snow is feeling like. it's pretty soft and fluffy. unfortunately, not gre for making snowballs. that's because we've been gettina freezing rain, sleet, slush, wintry mix througho

it wouldly only a to the metro service area and it would cover a maximumf ten trips per week. you'd have to register for the g m. $1 million pilot program could start as early as this summer. metro's been fighto go keep late night service scaled back so it can do more system mants when trains are not running. >>> roger stone is in court this morning. > new information from the courtroom. >> reporter: keep these students safe. i'm david thculver. 're now using a new version of an app to protect students and staff but does it reveal too much information? >>> and a massive storm system ausing major problems it gets closer to our area. the wind even flipping a truck in texas. look at that! we'llave more h [music playing] (sashimi) psst. hey, you! the one with the designer dog collar. wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visi

calling for president abdelaziz bouteflika to step down this despite riot police being deployed in metro train services halted by the government to stem the protests them the demonstrations began several weeks ago when the president announced he would seek a fifth term in office an algerian t.v. station says nine politicians quit the ruling party and join the protests mohammed john jr has more. friday protests for the third successive week nationwide in algeria and this time they appear to be bigger than ever. demonstrators demanding president. abandon his bid for a fifth term in office in next month's election. just a day earlier eighty two year old with a fleet who suffered a stroke five years ago and is. in switzerland for what are described as routine medical tests urged algerians not to demonstrate and warned about the risk of chaos if they did. not protesters didn't listen and local media reports say that nine politicians from who could leave his ruling f l n party resigned to join the revolt the analysts aren't surprised they are just following the logic of the people in the state

it is a solitary sign that the photograph on the front of the metro, a crime i can an investigation at knife crime and the front of the telegraph. this time, a labour politician has been playing politics with nice. yes, city con is being accused of playing politics. we learn the mayor. after he said the problem here is people referral units and schools can kids out,. —— sadiq khan said. people are not within the control of the mayor of london in those units it is partly about who is to blame for all of that. that is what this route is about. although sadiq khan, when you think of them come he had a pretty good argument. it doesn't say funding for the police come he doesn't set national policy, knife crime is going up in birmingham and cove ntry all crime is going up in birmingham and coventry all around the country. this argument people are making that it is since i think doesn't pass the test. and i think his point about academies perhaps is a bit narrow and he's been accusing her of open simplifying a complex problem but i think what he was trying to say is that it think what he was

pe bling influenceh as the chairman of the finance committee here in the council and chairmanf the metro board. we should also tell you, metro has launched their own inquirye to if he's violated theirti ethic's reons al-w. that's the very lates from city hall. >> thank you. >>> crews had pnned to shutdown part of the clara barton parkway for some much needed road work today. >> but that work had to be put off for now at least because of equipment issues. aimee cho has been following this issue. good morning,me >> reporter: hi, pat and molette. hang on to your seats, unfortunately, you'll have to keep dealing with those bumpy potholes along the clara bartona parky. i just got off the phone with them a short time y we planning to shut down this roadl but they t me their pothole repair machine broke this morning, so they won't be aake to any fixes and these are the types of potholes drivers have been dealing w down the clara barton parkway and on roads throughout the d.c. area, huge craters that are no fun at allo drive over. this is a very winding road very narrow. so swerving to avoid tho

metro area. >> it shows the fragility of our transportation system. t reporter: itk more than 13 hours to get the truck back on its wheels and off the bridge so that part of the beltay to reopen. that closure has reopened the debate about b lding another bridge. >> everybody is thinking about it on a day where something terrible happens but it's a problem every day for everyday commuters. >> matt is with loudon county board of supervisors he's long argued for building another bridge b his counter parts across the river like tom houcker take a different view of fixing our dependency on major roads and bridges. >> it's fragile and vulnerable, we need moreeddancy, that doesn't mean bigger roads. we need transit options. h >> reporter: bgree that a frage transportation system is a homeland security issue as well. >> we need the federal government to invest in our highways. >> i hope it's a wake up call for the region. >> reporter:ns john td with triple a says the region need come together. >> there are a hundred incidents like this a month that can morph

metro suspended service during ru o hour to figur what was going on.he smoke was caused by a piece of plastic snow fcing which somehow came into contact with a rail. after closing off thetation anrerouting riders to buses, crews were able to remove it. >>> unfortunately, several other metro stations are closed for this weekend. the blue and yellow lines south ofio reagan nl will not have rail service today or tomorrow. bus s ivice going to be running between the huntington and franconia stations, all the way up to reagan national. metro is closing the stations prepare for a longer shutdown of those stations, which is set to start this summer. >>> you may have caught the pamela butler case. it was on "dateline" last night. pamela lived in northwest washington. she disappeared in 2009. police never found her body.bu er's boyfriend, jose rodriguez cruz, confessed to killing her. police may have not gotten theo confesithout the persistence of pamela's brother. going. was to keep it i felt if i kept it going, police will say, we have to get this on the news

that metro has expanded testing of an automatic door system.ight now, you wait about five seconds before manually opening the doors to confirm doors open on the correct side of the train.hi metro wants to to automatic door openings this year. >>> under a week from today,ou t can expectsee overnight lane closures on memorial bridge. next monday, through the fall, e tws will be open between 00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and for 15-minute stretches, traffic will be down to one lane in and out of d.c. the change will allow for workers to install panels. the bridge's sidewalk will remain open. the work will not affect indestrians or bicyclists. >>> developinhe district, we're learning more about a death investigation on west virginia avenue northeast in the ivy city neighborhood. our cameras were there when the forensic team arrived to begin collecting evidence. police are not saying how the person die >>> here's your other top or s we're following this morning. montgomery cnty police have identified the man whose body was found near a bethesda bus stop las

a couple of cold mornings coming our way. >>> new problem on metro.ingle track on the green line here between greenbelt and college park. we'll have delays on the green line live look, richie rlboro road. silver spring, northbound new hampshire avenue, we thought this was a crash. it sounds like a disabled innere on the ramp to the loop. that's on the left side of the roadway. takoma park, right side getting by that water main break. that work will be there through e morning. laurel, between 32 and 197, rough pavemt and potholes. and the speed limit is down to 40 miles per hour through that section. >> thank you. >>> today, the man suspect of carjacking a vehicle with a child inside. 21-year-old matthew walker is accused of stealing a parkedor r ineast on monday. tamara richardson tells news 4 her son was in the backseat at the time. she walked outside the car to adjust his seat belt. that's when walker took off with the kid. with help of witnesses that followed the car, police found the car and the child ed. >>> this morning, a man is behind bars acc

metro area, snow into frederick and loudon county. as we head into thevernight hours it's raining almost area wide at dnight. snow and rain taper off early monday morning, dry by about 6:00 or 7:00 a.m., but we're moing to see impressive accumulations, fothing in the district to a coating to an inch in parts of montgomery, fairfax. but northern frederi county in maryland back around hagerstown into parts of west virginia and far western maryland could see 4 to 7 inches. we think those tottts might be a bit higher for the airs in purple. hagerstown we wouldn't be surprised to see 8 or 10 inch of snowfall. >> we'll watch this closely. around the d.c. area a littleir colder moves in with the system we could have snoaround us that would be on sunday. tomorrow is the day to get out for the weekend, if you want to get out, 53 degrees. we're looking at cloudy skies, mostly cloudy to all clouds acss the area. monday tuesday, wednesday, thursday, cold especiaisy for ime of year. 32 for a high on another chance of rain or snow next friday and w

metro area and poinnorth. that goes until midnight tonight. rain is going to be coming down hardest between late morning and early evening today. one to two inc is of rai likely. then, we trade in the rain for strong winds tomorrow. and that will last on into saturday. so, four things to note. rain heavy at times today. gusts over 40 miles per hour tomorrow. an a breezy dayn saturday. sunday is the pick of the litter out of the nexfive days. 44 in washington, with a northeast wind at 10 miles per hour. lythe northeaster breeze has temperatures in the 40s just about everywhere. it will keep us the 40s to around 50 degrees for highs today. not a pleasant day today. tomorrow, not much better. a passing midday shower likely. but the real issue tomorrow will be the strong winds. you can get the complete forecast in our nbc washington app. lou can f me on social media. there's the rain, coming intos pa southern and southeastern virginia. that's arriving here in bucket loads by later this morning. here's future weather. no more than showers for the n

we hit about t 2:00, theret shower activity in the metro area. as this front advances toward the east with the late afternoon and evening hours, this is 7:00 p.m. notice t bright colors. that's the potential for thunderstorms in southern marynd down around the northern neck. we could see some gusty winds and some heavy rainfall. i'll have much mor on this and how it impacts the weekend at 11:20. >> thank you. >>> bullets fly in a crowded part of northwest d.c. leaving one man dead. the gunfire was first reported around 6:30 thursday evening on columbia road not far from the station. police say a man with a gun walked up to the victim, shot himnd just walked off. we are told this was a targeted shting and not random. investigators believe they saw the shooter on a surveillance camera. he's described as a slim man wearing an all-black top with a hood. >>> developing in the district over ight, gunfire southeast d.c. hits two women. the shooting happened just before midnight on 30 street. police say both women were conscious and breathing when ems ar

metro area. why was the storm so damaging? so intense? before i get into that, i want to point out thattohe prediction center alerted folks in the southeast of a high likelihood of severe weather last thursday. so if you were payingto attenti he weather forecast in the southeast you knew that this was sunday.books for now the storms were so intense because there was a lot of unstable air to work with. we had really warm air and really cold air playing into the system. and a lot of moisture there right by the gulf of mexico, that's helping to fuel the storms down there yesterday in the southeast. and the winds were just right to rot that tion. so far, guys, in four states yesterday, we have now reports of at least one ef-2 tornado and that one outf lee county up to an ef-4. doug and i are thinking it could be upgrated to an ef-5. >> unbelievable. just unbelievable. >>> we have more photos of this devastation. it's quite sobering. you can find this onhe nbc washington app. just search tornado. >>> virginia's attorney general made his fir pu

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metro area. good mornin everybody. >> while the snow may have missed us, cold temperaturesgh over may make those roads and sidewalks pretty slick. ts arel school distr taking notice. >> here's a list of the delays and closures for you.rk ey, jefferson, hampshire, hardy, mineral andty morgan co schools are closed. grant county schools are on a three-hour delay. in virginia, shenandoah county schools a closed. in washington, two-hourdelay. >> let's get a check o the roads and the latest on the recast. melissa mollet is looking at our commute. we'll begin with chuck bell and the chill in the r. >> yes, ined. the good news about the forecast is we're going to be dry, starting this morning a the way until the weekend because it has to rain on the weekend. heat's the law. temperatures in0s this morning. 37 in arlington. gaithersburg, . leesburg, 32. winchester, mainsburg, hagerstown, 32 degrees. those are the areashat had in the way of snow. it stayed colder during the overnight. just be on the lookout

you seeun it's all a the metro region, prince william county, up to the north.de parts of southern maryland, still going to see lot of rain tomorrow. the rain,oming through downtown, fredericksburg. i'll zoom in, see what i'm talking about through pornce s county, through d.c. some moderate showers every now and then. these are spotty showers currently. we'll see much more in the way of rains these two systems start to come together. here's the rain that we've got now. here's the next system. back to thewest. this one's dropping down. it's got a little area of low pressure here as well. this is going to come in this way, bring up all this moisture and that's why we're in for one nasty looking thursday across our region. here's 7:00 a.m. here's tomorrow morning. look at that for the morning rush. plenty of rainfall there. as we move on through the noon hour. look at the heavy rain. starting to make its way on in here. i really do think around the noon, 1:00, kh2:00 , we could see the heaviest rain right on through 4:00. more evening raingh the evening rush. here

metro going tbe your best bet. expect extremely heavy volume on the 14th street and memorial bridges in boths directi if you are driving, again not advised but i know some people will want to. take the roosevelt bridge to e stre expressway for capital one arena. if you're thinking about the blossoms there friday evening or afternoon, parking around the tidal basin for the next couple weeks is going to bevirtually impossible. here's what you want to do if you have to do that, park downtown north of constitution and then walk through the mall that is our advice to you. as we zoomut here once more, we want to avoid metro commuter crowds. get off at foggy bottom and the tidal basin is less than a mile southere on 23rd street. >>> virginia tech will try to beat nber one seed duke tonight for a spot in the elite eight. the game tips off around 9:30. >>> and new overnight, "the wall street ournal" reporting officials are investigating this month's deadly 737 max 8 crash in ethiopia. they've now reached an early conclusion

metro area.een any reports than two inches of snow from all this. >> there might be a coating of to two inches, in northern maryland, it's been all-rain across parts of the northern neck. the winter weather advisory, the weather service keeps on trimming it back further and fuheher. all of metro area, out of the advisory. frederick county maryland, washingtonla county ma, that winter advisory remains in place until 10:00 in the morning, because temperatures there are at or below freezing. c whatevere overnight, more likely to be icy and slippery and slushy on the roads. around the city, just wet pavement. that'saused a mess thi morning. cold and wet all day long today. rain showers likely to come back after 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon and a cold rain likely for the friday evening plans, as well. no much improvement coming our way in the next few days, either. wait until y c see howd we get next week. melissa mollet, ten-day 2 forect minutes. >>> first four traffic alert. the beltway is shut do. t

nosotros vamos a seguir al pendiente. >> el proyecto del subterráneo del metro en san francisco podría transporte público confirmó que las obras continúan como estaban presupuestadas . >>> los maestros del distrito escolar de san ramón va a presentar el acuerdo tentativo al que el sindicato llegó con los de representantes del distrito. van a recibir un aumento salarial y el número de alumnos por aula va a ser disminuido. >> un grupo de ladrones se dedica a robar a muchos migrantes que buscan trabajo en las calles . estos criminales llevan a los jornaleros a un lugar alejado para despojarlos de sus pertenencias . >>> al parecer se trata de un grupo de personas que se dedican a asaltar a quienes se ganan la vida el día a día. >>> una situación que preocupa a cientos de jornaleros. >>> se preocupa uno porque uno no sabe . >>> según las autoridades el modo de operar de los delincuentes, llegan en camionetas, les ofrecen trabajos, los suben a los vehículos y lo llevan a lugares apartados para despojarlos de sus pertenencias. >>> uno viene solamente para agarrar trabajo. >>> de acuerdo a org

and back to the metro's striking front page.ldorks — the mid—air blunder by british airways which saw a flight destined for dusseldorf in germany land in edinburgh. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, the chief executive officer of praefinium partners. we talked a little bit about brags it but the metro headline, stuck in the model with eu. theresa may warning of a slow brags it. i've got something original to say about brags it. — — brexit. provoke article 50, a second referendum. parliament lacks legitimacy because it's a collection of, a very narrow collection of individuals. of course it lacks legitimacy. i will let you finish. you put those five options back to the public which includes revoking article 50 and includes ha rd revoking article 50 and includes hard brags it, and the reason is, it's the only way you can have some solution to all of this. otherwise you are going to get five options, 2196 you are going to get five options, 21% of the boat could carry the day. 80% will be furious. this is what you mentioned e

this morning, metro is trying to hane a ridership issue.m the transit agtssy are showing the lowest ridership totals in decades. average ridership from july to december was 595,000 trips. that's dn from a high of more than 750,000 weekday trips just a few years ago. metro has been refocussing forts on how tin back riders, but concedes that options like uber and lyft are taking some riders awayid >>> fromg metro to taking a cruise, this morning we're getting our first look at whate pars on a norwegian cruise line ship experienced when i wasit by really strong wind. >> one passenger captured what it was like on board with the cell phone. take a look. you can hear that commotion, glasses went flying, cups and plates shatter and a lot of passengers held on for dear life. you can see the furniture is moving across the floor there. the captain said a sudden extreme gust of wind clocking in at little more than 100 miles per hour hit the ship and tossed it to the side. i mean, the wind has to be so strong it can toss a cruise ship to the side? >> y

let's look at the front page of the metro.tures of the two latest victims, oath of them 17 years old, jodie chesney and josef mackie, described asa chesney and josef mackie, described as a schoolgirl in schoolboy, both died over the weekend. it is horrendous and the metro headline is "this has to stop". it is a terribly sad story and much —— part of a much bigger sad story that has been happening in britain over the past couple of years, the spike in knife crime involving not —— younger people. i have more questions than anyone has ends is about the situation right now, because there area situation right now, because there are a lot of cities around the world paragraph will with —— that have grappled with a violent crime. there isa grappled with a violent crime. there is a lot of thinking about the best ways to do that, and it has to be a question of notjust how much money the british government can throughout this problem, but make sure that the policymakers can spend that money in the railways, to try and reduce the violence

metro area, here comes the wind a i theresnow back to the west --. if there is snow back here, we've got colir coming in here. here it comes, very windy and wind chill will be a factor by sunday night. again, 75 degrees tomorrow. will be wind chill of about 35 by around 7:00, 8:00 on sunday so go out to dinner, eat outside here. do not eat outside on sun night. not gonna happen. 70% chance of a.m. showers there. 51 on your monday,7 on tuesday. all in all looking good towards the middle of the week. 65ne on way. watching the storm that should stay off the coast tuesday and wednesday, bute've got to watch that one pretty closely. other chance of showers next friday and saturday. saturday, a great day to to the nationals game. sunday if you're going, make sure you bundle up. >> all doug, thank you very much. >>> coming up, w the wizardse eliminated from playoff contention, we know, but there b is still basall to be played. we're going to update you on their night in utah and catch up their night in utah and catch up on the swe these days we're (horn hon

lets look at the metro. too risky to rescue you had a baby, this is jeremy metro. of the middle east. just incredibly sad. an innocent life, three babies have died and whatever one thinks of the mother, in my view she should be brought here. revoking her citizenship is just wrong. brought here. revoking her citizenship isjust wrong. but brought here. revoking her citizenship is just wrong. but to say that, we could have journalists going into these camps over time and talking to her, to the mother, and it‘s too dangerous? we couldn‘t find a way of getting this infant out? i don‘t know. i just a way of getting this infant out? i don‘t know. ijust find that difficult to believe. as i are rules and protocols. 40.5 years i worked in baghdad and i experienced the kind of rules the civil service are subjective. —— for 2.5 years. there are protocols in place to protect the safety of people who work for this country abroad. i would agree. i think it is too risky to make it someone'sjob to go into i think it is too risky to make it someone's job to go into a specific refuge

a woman has been hit by a metro traints e the fort totten station. hurt. >> metro tells us shuttle busses have been requeste and the red line service suspended between rhode island avenue and silver spring. >> still unclear if this will impact the morning commute. make sure youurn on "news 4 today" when you wake up for the latest o this situation andhe shooting in christchurchnew zeala, nd >> announcer: and now a me age from beto o'rourke >> jimmy: hi, i'm beto o'rourke. and i'm cited. [ cheers and applause that's it, i'm just excited. [ laughter ] oh, yeah p i'm also running fsident of the united states i love the united statesni and i love r

metro area, so i've asked my friends to join us. if i had one of the, i guarantee every one of these people on this desk would support with me. thanks for doing that. verys, obviously thank you much. you can find out more on my facebook page but 30 million people go through kidney disease in america alone. >> it's anbj important t. >> it is. >> less salt more water. that's the mantra fortoday. >> that's the part of the body dealing with the chemicals eve day in your body. right now what are we dealing with?ce >> very >> beautiful out there. >> 100%. the blizzard is causing the warm temperatures to the east and t causinnados in the middle part of the country. it's amazing the difference in the variance. thesere the high temperatures today. ihink tomorrow could be warmer in some spots. even though we will see more cloud cover across the region because warm air moves up. here's the front back to the west. i was just online looking at a monster torna making its way through western portions of kentucky re. we are noing to get in on the s

metro area. not for most t of news 4 nation. but we have it along the crest of the blue ridge and parts of central virginia. you see the highlight eed counts here. you can see that it n does include anything around the d.c. metro area. for us t today,re will be an opportunity for light snow, half an inch to maybe an inch, primarily on sy areas. paved surfaces will not have trouble. temperatures will be above freezing. it's n28, front royal. 25 in winchester. 35 in arlington. .9 in prince george's coun it's cold and full cloud cover today. and chances for light rain and snow increasing towards noon. and then, continuing for most of the afternoon, a gradual trend towards more rain than snow, as temperoures get closer 40 degrees. and this should be coming e ini end by 7:00, 8:00 this evening. you a look the ripples across to west virginia. you cou have a couple ofow akes near culpepper and warrington. ou get images of snowflakes, you can tweet it to me. here's how itri c in between now and noontime

metro area.ood mornin everybody. >> while the snow may have missed us, cold temperaturesgh over may make those roads and sidewalks pretty slick. ts arel school distr taking no

. >> reporter: evans also chairs the metro board and he's under a separate federal investigation. the former news4 reporter and political analyst tom sherwood said there could be more to ecome. >> peo think this was a slap on the wrist, it was not. it was a gut check for council member evans and the council as we wait to see what happens with the law enforcement investigation. >> darcy spencer anews4. >> for the metro board it released a statement to news4 today explaining that its ethics investigation is ongoing. >>> at leaste two peo dead, several others hurt after a tour bus careene off i-95 this morning in virginia. the bus was traveling from florida to new york when it overturned just as theriver tried to exit the highway in kingwood, about 30 miles south of richmond. conditions at the time very gg but right now officials don't know if that played a part in the crh. on woman who was on the bus aid it felt like a roller coaster. >> we was swerving, swerving, the swerve felt so unreal, but when it swerved, right after that itd.tumb so it happened so fast. it happened so fast. a

we begin with the metro. and a plea from home secretary sajid javid for the violence to end. let's move to the ft and the promise from uk chancellor philip hammond that there will be an increase in public spending if mps back theresa may's withdrawal treaty and enable a smooth brexit. the bbc website now: the algerian president abdelaziz bouteflika has now formally registered as a candidate, despite days of nationwide protests against his decision to seek a fifth term. and the washington times reports on the safe landing of an american—built capsule designed to carry humans into space. the dragon capsule just had a test dummy aboard this time, but it paves the way for two nasa astronauts making the trip this summer. and finally the south china morning post — it explains how the danish toymaker lego is planning a massive expansion in china. more on that to come. it has had a massive expansion in my home, there is lego everywhere. with me in the studio is joseph sternberg — columnist with the wall streetjournal