even around metro boston. it won't like event we had last week with thunderstorms. this different set up. but still, there >> even tomorrow afternoon. now tomorrow afternoon. it is much colder tomorrow morning we are in 50s come afternoon, it mix of clouds and sunshine. but temperature fall through the 40s and up pore 30s by tomorrow afternoon. of dracut 37. fitchburg at 37. worcester at 38 and out on cape and island clearing skies temperature in lower 40s but very windy tomorrow why have noon kind of goofy that high temperature happens before noon tomorrow. thursday lots of sunshine. but cold. high temperature on thursday only near 30 degrees. friday, yes there might be some light snow i think in air on friday especially on cape and island even in metro boston perhaps a little bit patchy light snow. we will talk more about that at 4030 --. >> let's get check lied home. here joy stab willton with update. let's take first off mass pike. east bound and west bound. heading toll plaza. east bounds traffic moving along pretty well at this juncture. make your way out towa

but there might coating couple inches of snow even around metro boston perhaps coast is. temperature in 30s. >> and now, time for seven sports. >> trade deadline rearview mirror instead selling off louie erikson the manager was buyer they grabbed -- pair veterans for the stretch run season. with face remain schedule of any team in nhl trade line acquisition jumping requirement into the fray forward. >> and defenseman john michael liles joining new team mates at this morning skate two welling embrace challenge that lie ahead in boston. >> i heard great things from guise that have played here. it is coaches about the organization. and, i am really he can christed. it is original franchise. something special playing for team like that. you know team with lot of playoffs experience. and you know, i am he can christed for stretch. i am coming from a team carolina that is with a be outside looking in and, you know i am just really looking forward to you know, being in play off race. and hopefully, you know getting to compete for stanley cup again. >> zack has been sent down to

so right now we'll say just some patchy light snow and flurries around metro boston on friday. a coating to an inch possible in some locations. including the city. and then as you get closer to the storm track, closer to the cape, the south coast, and out on to cape itself, one, two, maybe as much as 3 inches of snow during the day on friday. but again if that storm track shifts even farther south we will take snowflake away. in any event your weekend forecast saturday mostly sunny skies. near 40. sunday a lot of clouds. an um koff flurries. and it's march so you go from snow flurries on friday to 60s next week. have a good night. thank you so much. you too, jvrment rvrment when we come back we'll go back live to west newton to get an update on that situation and also the latest super tuesday results. i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? switching to better i

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. >>> bernie sanders for his part, reached out to northern virginia voters in the boston metro station. on the republican side, marco rubio toured the commonwealth on sunday. meanwhile, trump was in radford, virginia today, where a large black lives matter protest interrupted his speech. >>> controversy donald trump each if he's not at the center of it. during that protest in radford, a secret service agent and a photographer got into a scuffle. you can see the agent slammed times photographer chris morris to the ground. morris says he stepped outside the reporter pen when the agent grabbed him. he was then escorted out. the secret service released a statement saying it is aware of the incident and still determining what led up to it. we'll have complete coverage of super tuesday all day tomorrow. lester holt, savannah guthrie, chuck todd and the rest of the nbc news political team will have a live one-hour special report beginning at 10:00 p.m. here on nbc4 followed by more live coverage on news 4 at 11:00. >>> turning to our weather now. another spring-like day tomorrow before things

i just got a picture pic tweet to do me from the bostones metroextremely crowded so if you cann find alternate form of fm transportation this morning youi may want to do so.want t big problems there for your for mornin well. 295 north malcolmnth side of the naval research lab k bcking allg lanes eastwest highway out byhwy connecticut.nnecticu you into towed detour there.owe. that's your traffic.atour back to you. >>> still ahead this mornings mi multiple injuries following aolg train derailment overnight.rnht the latest developments coming p up.up >> also severe weather bringingh deadly flooding to parts of thet country.uny we'll take look at the damage dg and where this is next. >> the suicide bombers a man ane woman were inside of a bmwmw packed with explosives. >>> al-qaida has claimed-qaida responsibility for a terror ter attack on a beach resort in thet ivory coast.oa popular with both locals andlocd tourists. at least 14 people in twotw security forces killed.s k no indication of killed or injured. injur this is the third attack.s., u in the

forced metro to suspend service between boston and rosslin for about three hours whil work to clear the scene. >>> garbage slime, using that to fight back against a tabloid story that he had extramarital awares. the question now, how will women voters respond? >> campaigning in &&rt - wisconsin, saying he might not support donald trump if he is the republican nominee. >> i don't make a habit out of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my family. >> trump's use of photos to poke fun at heidi's appearance and others about women turning off women voters according to some cruz supporters. >> his mannerism and speech deters too many people down against each other. >>> called megan kelly rosy o'donnell, and look at that face why would anyone vote for that? a poll found that 57% of registered women voters had an unfavorable view of trump. now it is up to 63%. in a head to head match up with hillary clinton, trump trails 50 to 40% and the reason is women who give clinton a whopping 20% advantage over trump, 55 to 35%. but it is a very different story among women who vote in republica

just to the west of boston metro west and points southwest from there. on cape cod quite a differ in the outer cape near 50 here in orleans to 35 back here. but still even though it's going to be cold enough in some places for these to be snow if they would get here. watch as they dry out this evening. it takes to you 1:30. those clouds leave the area as well. you wake up to sunshine in the morning. now that sunshine is going to come through without a lick of precipitation during the day tomorrow. these clouds float on by. a mostly sunny day overall. different story. back to that in just a moment. high temperatures tomorrow are going to rebound off these morning lows. 39 worcester. but going down tonight to 27 throughout in wovt. boston you're 46 now but those clear skies allow your temperature to drop down to freezing tonight as well. a chilly night and a cooler day. tomorrow night the clouds come in and notice the rain starting to arrive. takes to you midnight tomorrow night into the first thing wednesday morning. here's our problem. they're going to b

. >> reporter: just before noon metro began single tracking boston and foggy bottom. silver line trains stopped at east falls church. >> it just slows everything up. i'm kind of used to waiting in the metro, but it just gets annoying day after day. >> i'm on my way to work. it took me about two hours to get here. where it usually takes me about 45 minutes. so, metro needs to get it together. >> reporter: now, it's important to mention that some passengers told us they support metro general manager's decision to close down metro for a day last week for emergency inspections. they say it shows that metro is focusing on safety. that's the latest from claredon station. chris, back to you. >>> a former federal police chief is reported to prison and may not get out for years. new 4z broke the story last summer from the national institute of standards and technology off 270 in gaithersburg. police arrested the agency's top cop for trying to make methon the job in a federal lab. christopher bartly pleaded guilty and prison records show that he has reported to a federal prison

metro blast. mason wells survived the boston marathon bombing three years ago.e survived again in brussels but has severe burns. >> i remember seeing fire in front of my face and also kind of fire down by the feet -- my feet on the ground. we were really close. i feel lucky to have escaped with what i did. >> the brussels shall arpse -- airport is still closed but the u.s. secretary of state came to offer support. he said criticizing the belgian security forces for failings is inappropriate. >> we will not recht until we have eliminated your ny storyistic -- nihilistic beliefs and cowardice from the faith of the earth. >> but despite efforts to eliminate them, people fear there may be march bloodshed to come. >> u.s. defense officials say they have killed a number of high-level islamic state leaders this week, including the man believed to be the group's second in command. abd al-rahman mustafa al-qaduli acted as finance chief for the group. mr. carter says the group is succeeding in taking out the leadership. >> the removal of this isil leader will hamper their

readings -- digit wind chill reading tomorrow morning and highs don't get out of the lower 30s for boston and metro west and southern new storm. we talked about it the last couple days of the big storm developing to the south develops off the carolina coast and look at that passing south of new england but close enough we get grazed with period of light snow on friday. doesn't look like a major impact but we will keep an eye on track it could be a few inchs friday afternoon. weekend is good. upper 30s and chilly and dry and then a big warmup for the start of next week. in the 40s on monday and topping out near 60 on tuesday and it's not out of the question that we come well into the 60s for the middle part of next week. traffic and weather together >> reporter: wet 60s. >> you like 60s. what's your threshold because you like cooler. >> reporter: in the newsroom i like it 58 and i have it at there right now. and nice fan on full blast. >> and i got the heater. like during the day 70. >> reporter: 70 is too who the i like 67. this is the last traffic hit before it gets busy usually. 93 and somerville

metro update. disable work unit at boston has cleared between virginia square and east falls church. no longer single tracking on the orange and silver line, good news therefore metro riders, aside from that in prince george's county, tree down on the inbound side. let me get out of the way of four after wood yard road caution and then five branch avenue south at allentown road, a crash, that is causing some delays as you head away from the belt way. also in prince george's county crash activity bw parkway headed up toward bwi this morning o belt way, crash after 450. you can see some delays picking up typical delays on the southbound side as well. let's take live look at 66. we've been tracking a crash, out by 234, because that far delays back to prince william parkway. you can see some just heavy heavy traffic picking up, it is blocking the left shoulder. >> thank you very much, erin. do appreciate it. coming up: air travelers can expect to see increased security, we'll check in with bob barnard, bob is at dullos international airport with the changes you can expect. >> another live

metro. >> reporter: these people are visiting from boston. >> i have been volunteering with the american youth center, and it's a bit of an inconvenience for us. >> reporter: they don't have a car, and they don't know the bus system. >> reporter: what's the plan to get around now that you don't have metro? >> the bus. >> r people will be impacted by this. metro says if you car pool, you can park in any bus lot they own for free. >> a lot of people are talking about what they will do tomorrow. thank you. >>> metro operates the second largest commuter rail transit system in the whole country, serving the population of 4 million people and the rail service makes some 204 million trails every year, and some 700,000 people ride every year, and now the highest ridership to date was back on april 10, 2014, when more than 800,000 people road the metro rail. that was the cherry blossom festival and a nats' baseball game. there's 91 metro stations in service with 118-mile long path. >> of course, adam with all those stations out of commission, plenty of people are turning to ponder what a day without me

metro, the orange line is single tracking, foggy bottom to boston. silver line trains only operating and expect delays on the blue line. the reason for the single tracking is because outside clarendon there was debris. while they work on that, expect delays on these lines. an earlier reported issue on 270 near old georgetown road. everyone moving well both directions no delays -- with no delays. jummy: developing news out of north korea. another american is being detained in the country. a man from fairfax county. north korea says he collaborated with the south korean spy agency to try to bring down north korea . south korea he had affiliations with their government. he was born in south korea by became a naturalized u.s. citizen and lived in northern virginia and to -- until moving to north korea -- south korea in 2011. -- north korea in 2011. this comes after a virginia student was sentenced to hard labor. a majority of americans appear to be ready for a new supreme court justice, 52% want the senate to confirm president obama's pick to replace ant

boston stop. as you can see, metro problems, gearing up, certainly we will keep you posted on all that.ck in at twitter, back to you, wisdom. >> thank you very much. dullos international airport remains on height ends sense of security following attacks in brussels. bob barnard live this morning with the latest on that story. bob, we know there is no threat, specifically, to this area, but they just are doing this as a precaution? >> reporter: that's right. wisdom, for the second day in a row now united airlines has canceled its direct daily non- stop flights to brussels, the airport closed again this wednesday. that flight supposed to leave about 7:00, is not going to leave again tonight. you mentioned security, showing you, there have been hea teams, the airport police department here not because of any threat. there is no word of any imminent threat, or any known threat at all against any of the airport or any target, potential target here in the area. there is no a squad car with flight flashing at the entrance outside it. sa at their security check pit, traveling warning to anybody

metro line. what's going on? >> through the boston station, blue/orange single tracking through stadium and armory. and 410, that accident off to the shoulder. thurston road, south of 80, wires down. lanes blocked. take roderick instead. germantown down to the spur on 270. you're on time, 66 and 95 no major issues there. remember to listen to our hop in the car. aaron. >>> the american bird conservancy needs your help to find out who may have killed 13 bald eagles in eastern maryland. tests have ruled out disease. bald eagles are protected under state and federal law. the conservancy is offering a $5,000 for any information leading to an arrest and conviction. five birds were found dead in delaware last week. no word on whether the two incidents are connected. >>> and murial bowser looking to help boost the wages you earn in d.c. >>> we're live here at the tidal basin this morning, where peak bloom is under way. a sure sign it's on its way. we'll have the latest on the cherry blossoms coming up. ♪ >>> some people are missing, others a

if you're thinking about going into the metro, going into the "t" in boston, that's probably safe. we haven't had any evidence of attacks being planned even though let's be frank, it would be relatively easy to do. that's why as i was saying a moment ago you have to get inside these cells, you have to detect these cells before they become active. because if someone wants to walk into the new york subway, the metro in washington, no one pats them down, there's no airport screening, there are no bomb-sniffing dogs on a regular basis, so the u.s. relies on intelligence and intelligence so far in the u.s. has been very, very good. >> it has, thankfully. all right, dick, thank you very much. we're going to take a shorten-second break right now to bring in the rest of our we'll be right back. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> good morning, america. at least three explosions rocked the capital of brussels this morning. a suicide bomber reportedly targets the crowded airport. >> there were explosions in the main building. >> ceilings collapsing. running for th

. >> reporter: just before noon, metro began single tracking orange line trains between boston and foggytom. but silver line trains stopped at east falls church. >> there is nothing on the board that says when the next train is coming. you know, it's just people are asking me if there's when the next train and i have no idea either. >> too late. part of my job. >> reporter: it's too late for your job? >> yeah. caused by a single track. >> reporter: now, this evening orange line service is back to normal here at the claredon station and throughout all of the stations in arlington. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, metro's explanation of the cause of today's fire isn't sitting well with some metro passengers. that's the live at claredon station, chris gordon, new 4z. >>> i'm pat lawson muse. the latest on the situation in belgium. right now we're learning more about the victims. they include two american siblings alex and sascha pinczowski. the pair had just gotten to the airport when the bombs went off. in brussels authorities took three people into custody. belgium officials also confirmed th

than 13,000 people have gone through the program since it started in boston with 22 students. 3,200 will enroll this year in 13 metro areas. trets treta tretavian hopes to finish it in more. those who make it for the first six months are awarded a six-month internship. about 250 companies have partnered with year-up and have spent almost $28,000 to cover the costs of each intern. year-up alum brian goodson was working in a pizza shop three years ago. now he's a business solutions which has hired more than half of the almost 200 interns it's hosted since 2009. >> if someone told me three years ago that i would be doing what i'm doing today, i wouldn't have believed it. i might have even laughed. >> reporter: 80 percent of year-up alums have a full-time job or are enrolled in college full-time within four months of graduating. their average starting salary is about $36,000 a year. jordan hopes to follow goodson's path. he landed an internship in the i.t. department at the retailer aaron's. >> i was like, i did it! i earned it! i'm going to do this. this is mine. this is mi >> the year-up experience doesn't end when a

ran boston, i guess he ran whatever it is, the traffic side of boston, the subways and all that, the metro system, police chief of new york city. he goes to los angeles, he figures out how to deal with the gangs. now he's back in new york again. he said this idea that cruz has is crazy. and then his deputy saying the same thing. what are you going to do? you get this information on -- i want to say one more thing. if you want to get information on radicalism, who do you think is going to find it out, chris matthews or someone who is part of the muslim community? >> how do you make this case, though? the last convention, like three ballots, the democrats back in '52, they had a guy they didn't like, thought he was a drunk or something, just didn't like the guy. he didn't make it to the -- all of a sudden this well-spoken guy, stevenson, by the third ballot he wins. you're laughing that nothing's like that happened but in the movies in the last 60 years. >> how about lincoln? >> that's a long time ago, before the tube and everything else. how do you rise up on the third or fifth or sixth bal

police chief in new york, he was the police chief under rudy giuliani, he was the head of the metro system in boston and ran the los angeles police department. he's the best. he said that plan is ridiculous. let me tell you, sir, we all want to catch these bad guys. i know how it works because i've got joint terroriricerrorism ta members in my state and they're in your state. let me ask a question. we have a religious test, we're going to know you and we're going to protect you, now i want you to help me who the bad guys are. if we polarize the entire community, how are we going to learn who they are? i have to tell you, the vast, vast, vast majority of muslims, they think their religion has been hijacked, that we have murderers out there who have distorted their religion and they want to stop had as much as we want to stop it. so the fact is let's isolate those people who are the killers and let's work together as a community of civilized people to take the battle to them. destroy isis, that's a given and then great intelligence to th thwart these attacks. >> thank you for your question. this is ji

like boston that has the t line and fabulous metro system? >> hold on.ngton, dc just had a major problem with their subway system. >> but they got back up. >> how could a part take five months? >> didn't we see that one story about that really brilliant girl in high school locally? what's her name? let's get her on it. >> i bet she will have it fixed in no time. >> make that part. >> in the sillicon valley. i'm sorry. okay. good morning. i just feel for everyone. i don't even take bart. i have to drive in. it doesn't run when i come into work at 3 a.m. but i feel for you out there! >>> good morning, everyone. this is our live weather camera. the clouds are lowering. it's the return of our precious marine layer cooling us down currently in the 40s and 50s. you see that right there? all those clouds hanging very tight to the coast. that's a marine layer and it's producing more of a west onshore flow. 10 to 15 miles per hour so temperatures are down. yesterday was 75 in san francisco. today 61 going to feel the difference. 60s beaches, 60s, 70s partly sunny

cells in belgium planning this kind of attack, and if you are thinking about go into the metro or the t in boston, and that's probably safe. we have not had any evidence of attacks being planned, and even though, let's be frank, it would be relatively easy to do. that's why, as i was saying a moment ago, you have to get inside these cells and detect these cells before they become active, because if somebody wants to walk into the new york subway, the metro in washington, nobody pats them down, and there's no airport screening and no bomb-sniffing dogs on a regular basis, so the u.s. relies on intelligence and intelligence so far in the u.s. has been very, very good. ? >> it has, thankfully. all right, dick, thank you very much. we will take a short break to bring in the rest of the stations across the country for special report from abc news. >>> good morning, america. at least three explosions rocked the capital of brussels this morning. a suicide bomber reportedly targets the crowded airport. >> there were explosions in the main building. >> ceilings collapsing. running for their lives. another

police chief in new york, he was the police chief under rudy giuliani, he was the head of the metro system in bostonely the best. he said that plan is ridiculous. and let me just tell you, sir, we all want to catch these bad guys. and i know how it works because i've got joint terrorism task force members who are in my state and they're in your state. we need to know what's happening in the community. let me ask you this question, if all of a sudden we start to pinpoint you. we have a religious test, we're going to patrol your neighborhood and your home because we suspect you even though you're as law abiding as anybody else in the country. now i want you to help me who the bad guys are. i mean, come on. that doesn't make any sense. if we polarize the entire muslim community, how are we going to get the information we want. we want muslims who go to mosques who see radicalization to tell the authorities about it. i have to tell you, the vast, vast, vast majority of muslims, they think their religion has been hijacked, that we have murderers out there who have distorted their religion and they want t

metro system. >> serious germs, in fact. a recent study looked at public transportation, in new york, washington, d.c., chicago, boston and san francisco. grabbing a york subway system transfers as much bacteria to you as shaking hands with 10,000 people. researchers found there's about 2 million colony forming units per square inch in the big apple. 2 million. compare that to dc. there are only 30 colony forming units, but metro, dc's metro, is the only train system to test positive for the germs that cause strep and staph infection he is. >> use those wipes, use that hand sanitizer. maybe wear a glove. >> that's gross. >> it's a sure sign that spring is almost here. >> the national between march 31st and april 3rdrd. sue palka, yay! >> and that's earlier than last year. >> that's their first attempt at figuring it out. sounds good to us. >> but i have to say, tony and shawn, year after year, they're very good at getting within a few days of that actual bloom when is when it's 70% are open. maybe it will be a little early for the festival. it's march 20th to april 17th. i love the way they go down there and see when it's goi

hold a 2-point lead for second place in the metro division despite a 1-2-2 record in their last five games. typically haven't had a lot of luck against boston. if there's a time to get a big win at home, this would be it. >> when we play fast, i think we're tough to play against. we need that puck management. one of the key aspects of our game. >> islanders-senators later on tonight in brooklyn too. >> see you at 11:00. >>> some stories we're working on. let's get to sade. >> coming up at 11:00, a brazen thief caught on camera stealing from a woman holding her grandson. wait till you see what he does seconds after the doors open. and a woman in connecticut claims doctors removed the wrong body part. we'll explain how it happened. >> that's it for us for now. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. have a great night. >>> tonight, breaking news from belgium. the urgent manhunt, right now. and a major new discovery here. the all-out search at this hour. police in masks and full body armor, searching for the man the hat in that surveillance image from the brussels airport.

closed five arlington metro stations for about an hour and caused arlington county firefighters were called here to the clarendon station for the report of smoke. suspended between boston and roslen. just outside of the clarendon was burning debris on the track bed. not a power cable issue. >> we arrived and we found smoke in the clarendon metro and evacuated the station. units shut down power to the third rail. they went down with metro emergency response teams. they found no active fire. >> ahead at 5:00, how passengers are dealing with the second fire to affect service lines in the past two weeks. that's the latest live in claredon. >> chris gordon, thank you. >>> now to the tributeto fallen prince george's. joined law enforcement at the memorial service. chopper 4 flew over as the procession of police followed his body on the beltway. tracee wilkins is live where the service took place. tracee? >> the service wrapped oplittle while ago, but i have to tell you it was amazing outside of this church and even more amazing on the inside. there were points during the service where there was singing and celebration of life for jacai colson. everyday citizens who wanted to

airports in the u- s...including atlanta, boston chicago, l-a and many others officials say there are no known threats. k-9 sweeps at the metro stations in washington were increased. at union station in washington they are also pulling random passengers as they board to go through luggage security checks.also yesterday the governor of new york directed state law enforcement officials to step up security in airports, bridges, tunnels and mass transit systems. 3 (mayor bill de blasio/ nyc) "the community of nations has to stand up to terror in all its forms. one of the best ways we do that is by reiterating our committment to democracy, to values of free speech and openness, to showing the terrorists they can't intmidate us, they won't change our ways of life. they won't make us different. we will stand up to them and we will stand by our values."a tweet from home land security yesterday reads..."we urge public to continue travel, visiting public places, continue w/ daily lives but at john back to you. 3 coming up at six, megan will have the latest on the three suspects accused of carrying out the attack. 3 friends and family w

metro systems everywhere. a recent study looked at public transportation in new york and district, chicago, boston and san francisco and scientists found grabing a handrail in new york city subway system transfers as much bacteria to your hand as shaking hands with 10,000 people. researchers found there's 2 million what they call colony forming units per square inch in the big apple and compare that to 30 here in d.c.. bigger difference here is train system to test positive for germs that cause strep and staph infections. >> ew. >> i mean they will have to wear gloves. >> wear nrovz or something or walk around with lysol spray. >> keep it handy right oh, my goodness, wow. . >> we will need to wear gloves. >> today i walked out of the house without my gloves i'll regret it tonight. i said i didn't know what they were no biggy. >> i have mine. >> you'll share with me. >> sure. >> we'll just walk with our arms around him out to the car. >> and i'll be in the doorway going oh, gosh. >> why should tonight be any different. >> i love the contrast that we have as you know with snow that we're talking about in the forecast

metro train. >> he was extremely close to the blast. >> and the man from utah who has now witnessed his third terror attack, boston, paris and brussels. >> we have live team coverage on the survival stories, the investigation and the security here at home. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we're going to get started with brussels on edge this morning as authorities hunt for those responsible for the terror attacks. >> this morning raids are happening across belgium, the search uncovering explosive devices and an isis flag. >> and take a look at this picture right now, now at the center of the investigation. three men seen at the airport before the explosion. investigators believe one of them is on the run. the other two identified moments ago by belgian media as brothers with criminal records. >> and proof the attackers wanted to cause maximum damage, an x-ray from a survivor shows a three-inch bolt in the patient's chest likely from one of the bombs. >> we have live team coverage. bazi kanani is standing by for us in washington, d.c. but we're going to get started with alex marquardt who is in brussels this morning and, alex, tho

metro orlando into early tomorrow morning. across the country, snowflakes flying in through new york city, boston. some of the coastal zones east of dc are also picking up snowfall. again, everything clearing up later today and eventually warming up. two areas of high pressure that third of the country. we're subject to these blasts of winter weather at any time as we phase out of winter into spring and that's been the case over the northeast and for portions of the upper midwest. next storm loading up over the western states. it looks like that will target the area as we go into the back end of this workweek and into next weekend. thus the higher rain chance will be prevalent during that time. not today. no way, no how. 60s for seminole county. lake barry looking good today, as well as sanford. most locals in this range of mid upper 60s. here is orange county for you. our last stop, brevard county, is the place, showing us the gorgeous beaches of and the interior as you go out to i 95 corridor. 60s for the most part, gusty winds out of the northwest and ample sunshine in place. so for the remaind

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metro station in brussels, and the country of belgium has begun a three-day national period of mourning to remember the victims. >>> one of the americans injured in the brussels attacks also survived the boston bombing and the paris bombing. mason wells is one of three american missionaries injured in belgium, suffering second and third degree burns and ruptured an achilles tendon. during 2013 he was standing with his father about one block from the finish line at the boston marathon when the bombs went off. there mother was running the marathon. he was also in france during the paris attacks, and has assured his parents that he is careful in always aware of his surroundings. that is hard to believe.>>> paris, lighting the eiffel tower in the colors of the belgian flag, black, yellow and red. the president said that terrorists struck brussels, but it was europe that was targeted.>>> president obama calling for american flags to be displayed at half staff through saturday out of respect for the victims. we will continue to follow new developments from brussels, bringing them to you throughout the morning on to -- 2.>>> an electrical issue is plaguing bart and frustrating passengers as they st

growing like boston, and san francisco, have we flipped our post-war model of rich suburbs in poor centers. >> well, to a certain extent that's true. we do have people in the new york metrommuting from the poconos, and the big difference between europe and the united states is when you go to the suburbs of europe that's where they state-subsidized housing. and it is still relatively close, and those countries have done a lot to develop mass transit to begin linking in this those developments. whereas what we have is large areas of disinvestment, and then an enormous suburban belt which is a no-go for moderate or affordable housing. in europe, people have to jump the entire suburban ring and pay a disproportionate amount of their income to travel to the center. america always does its own thing when it comes to housing and planning, but we -- and we may end up with the poor of middle class living very, very far away without the mass transit options. >> i was at an urban chief executive's conference a couple of years ago. and one guy bragged to me that his board hadn't allowed a permit for a multiple dwelling in ten years. >> right. >> and people would be willing to live w

metro transit police department. they will respond back to you. >> meagen, thank you very much. >>> a 19-year-old utah missionary who survived the boston marathonbing was hurt in the brussels airport attacks. 19-year-old mason wells has shrapnel in his legs, severe burns, a torn achilles but is expected to make a full recovery. he was at the airport with a fellow missionary when one of the bombs detonated. his parents say this brought back memories of the paris attacks just a few months ago. >> this one was really close. he knew when the paris attacks happened, we weren't as concerned. we were concerned this time because this is where he walks every day. >> run the boston marathon. they were just a block away from the finish line. >>> a deadly stabbing in the district. the witness says there was a fight at southeast. witness told news4 the girl repeatedly stabbed an 18-year-old woman in the head and body. we now know that the 16-year-old suspect is pregnant. it's not what claretta young was not expecting to see while waiting for the bus. >> girl stabbed her. stabbed her here, here, the side and here. >> amon jane whitley was taken to the hospit

boston, rains are headed that way. to traveling north up the northeast corridor today could be a logo for sure. radar, no heavy rain in the metro just yet. a couple sprinkles near charlottesville. next wave of rainfall moving in overnight tonight, only about 18 hours away, so that shot of rain comes in about midnight tomorrow afternoon is looking nice and wednesday will be the nicest day of the week. but first thing this morning, even without the heavy rain, it's still all wet on the roadways this morning. may need the windshield wipers for the road spray. temperatures mid to upper 40s now. and there won't a big rise in temperatures today courtesy of the clouds and drizzle chances. not a whole lot of rain this afternoon. temperatures mid-50s, but rain moves in again late this evening in to early tomorrow. future weather, clouds an drizzle through the daylight hours. and then cloudy skies this evening, but after midnight towards early tomorrow morning, 4:00 a.m., chance for rain showers early tomorrow. that lingers up lieu about noontime only. rain leaves quickly there after. we should good smet clearing ul tomorrow afternoon. n

there's a fire reported on tfihe tracks outside the coll ton metro station in arlington.n the orange and silver lines l between rosland and bostonon boulevard anda north high land street.nd see no traffic getting by north high land or wilson boulevard thishi morning.rn lots of fire activity at the claire ton metro station.on. they've requested shuttle busess to get folks between rosslyn and ball stop also affecting the silver line at the wheelly wheel reston stop.rep. we're gathering more're gatherie information. we don't have any reportedave injuries. we'll keep updated on here oner good days.ay watch for big delays as you heaa out on the orange and silveril lines. line back to you guys. >> err rip, all right. ripig e keep close eye on thatp clos situation. it's 10:27. 10:27 in the next half hour big namein in the loft in our second halfod hour today.hour today still ahead, legendary actor act academy award nominee don cheadle will join us here in the loft. first, though, did you love -- v new movie out everybody wants some. the sequel to dazed and confusee this flashback friday. get out your boom box. good day at 10a back afte