southbound 295 near nannie helen burroug burroughs, high water there. left lane is 66, looking quite good. >>> will the field of candidates in decision 2016 start to narrow? what ted cruz says he plans to do even if he loses today's primary. >>> and a politician caught in the middle of a scandal back look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >>> welcome back. today voters in indiana could change the vours of the presidential election. already donald trump says a win in today's primary means the race for the republican nomination is over. edward lawrence joins us live from capitol hill with what senator ted cruz has yeah, senator ted cruz not happy about that statement, ignoring it all together. indiana is an open primary and that means that minute, independents can also vote in this primary process. now, historically both senator ted cruz -- sorry, senator bernie sanders and donald trump have done very well inp oen primary states. while senator te

south bound 295 at nannie helen burroughs, high water blocking two lanes. a typical area where it really starts xwhatherring t e south. tomorrow of the the beltway 95 to 270, very slow because of the inner loop. 66 inbound also slow, 95 north. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm. >>> right now the olympic torch is beginning the next leg of its journey. you are looking live this brazil where the plane just arrived. we'll check in on its journey just ahead. >> reporter: and i'm darcy spencer live in northwest washington where the cleanup is continuing this morning after last night's serious storms caused know you're budgeted for the expected, and the unexpected. a new home can be clear and simple. know your investments can make retirement closer than you think know. the one word behind all the guidance we provide, tools we create, and services we offer. because when you have insight, you know. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our

southbound 295 near nannie helens burroughs avenue, water blocking two lanes. the left lane is the only thing that is really passable this morning. eastbound 7 at belmont ridge road, high water blocking that left lane and we still have the crash 15 at sudley road, all lanes blocked because of the multivehicle crash. 66 eastbound after the rosslyn tunnel, we do have a crash there as you come out of the tunnel, it's on the left side of the roadway so slowing things here this morning in the tunnel. northbound gw parkway after the roosevelt bridge, right side blocked there. so it will be slow through that area. and then remember, on marc, brunswick today only 892, 878 and 880 are running. good morning, chuck bell. some of that rain from yesterday causing some road issues and furious. national airport picked up an inch in just one hour's time between 7:00 and 8:00 last night. that was when the hardest hit of the weather came through. hail amerimeasured between 1 to inches in diameter. fortunately we won't be dealing with that today. there is the view looking downtow

and when she was introduced by african-american activist nannie helen burroughs, there was the discussion of "thank god for a white person like you." lesson 17: promote peace, always. at the same time that she was writing for the family magazine, fighting racism, and campaigning for women's suffrage, la follette took up a new cause, crusading for world peace. la follette widely recognized war's futility and the practical possibilities of binding arbitration. her impassioned advocacy would bring a rain of enunciation -- of denunciation but she refused to soft-pedal her beliefs. la follette's argument was that quote, "in the struggle for the balance of power, the idea of war is the only way to settle differences is a survivor of the dark ages." belle la follette was one of 3000 people together in washington, d.c. in a meeting that formed the women's international league of peace and freedom. this is belle right there. on the left is jane atoms -- jane addams. lesson 18: don't believe the rich or the powerful or the popular that you are wrong. on april 16, 1916, "the chicago herald" publishe

and when she was introduced by african-american activist nannie helen burroughs as the successor of harriet beecher stowe, james hayes said amen. he said, "we thank god for such a white woman as you. thank god for sending you to us, and thank you for coming. a few more like you would awaken the sleeping conscience of this nation." lesson 17: promote peace, always. at the same time that she was writing for the family magazine, fighting racism, and campaigning for women's suffrage, la follette took up a new cause, becoming one of the most recognized leaders in the crusade for world peace. la follette widely recognized war's futility and the practical possibilities of world through binding arbitration. her impassioned advocacy would reign of denunciation, but she refused to modify or soft-pedal her beliefs. la follette's argument was that quote, "in the struggle for the balance of power, the idea of war is the only way to settle differences is a survivor of the dark ages." on belle la follette was one of january 10, 1915, 3000 women who gathered in washington d.c. in a , meeting that formed th