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. >> former dc nar vincent gray came out to the scene and tonight spoke with concerned res accidents. >> we've had two murders in less than two weeks but we've also had fights, we've had brutality and other issues that have occurred. metro has got to step up. and tell people, especially he going to do to make people feel safer. >> gray says there needs to be a tougher approach to end the violence. >> i almost feel like we need metal detectors. zbl they need to intervene. i'm an adult and i'm afraid for my own safety. >> city leaders participated in a community walk in a southeast neighborhood that a 7-year-old girl was shot in. the shooting happened the girl was walking home with her parents when she was caught up in a crossshots. the girl's father and neighbor saved her by giving her first aid. >> you can imagine, and i know we all hate to imagine that, any of us that have children, for him to act the way he did under that type of pressure, like i said it's amazing, it's remarkable and it very heroic and in all likelihood he saved her life. >> the good news tonight the little girl is

martin sheen will produce a nar rate a six-part series that will present evidence suggesting that the killer is still at large. the jury found the football legend not guilty in 1995 in a criminal trial but a civil jury found simpson libel for those murders two years later. that show will premier on investigation discovery sometime in 2017. >>> the latest jobs report has encouraging news for the economy. with a little bit more on that and check on the markets, let's check in with bill griffeth. >> tgif is how the market feels. to start off the second quarter on this april 1st, we had the jobs report this morning and it did open lower this morning. down 100 points on the open but since come back. now trading at 17,723, the high for the year. the government said this morning that 215,000 jobs were created last month. that is 10,000 more than expected and the unemployment rate did tick up one to 5% because more people came off the sidelines to look for work. that's encouraging. also encouraging is wages rose by .3%. that's something that the federal reserve watches very carefully and they

if an officer is going to become a canine handler or go into nar cot -- narcotics, they receive very specific training. but we're sticking officers in school with no additional training. it's not okay. >> the department of justice recommended 40 hours of additional training but the san jose police department only requires 30 minutes. >> we just contract with their officers. we can't make them train their officers. >> the san jose unified school district court last year referred 203 students to law enforcement, down from 283 the year before. but certain students are still being impacted at disproportionately high rates. hispanic students like kai, represent 73% of students sent to the police. >> we don't focus on arresting or sending kid away. that's completely counter to what an educator should do. >> but that's what's happening. >> not in my school district. >> in a single year, 283 kids were referred to police. >> okay. >> so it is happening. >> kids are cited on campuses sometimes, yes. >> do you know this could give them a criminal record. >> i know what happens when i issue my o

lori bord nar onaro is there now. what do we know so far? >> reporter: i just talked to a witness who tells me she saw that shooter pull out his gun and shoot the victim from behind at least three times in the head. right now, you can see a lot of police out here. this happened on pennsylvania avenue, near lavonia below the subway station a short time ago, 10:30 this morning. the victim's family was here earlier, hugging and crying. at this point, police have not released much information about the victim except that he's a 41-year-old man. they say he was shot in the back in the head. he died at the hospital. there are at least five shell casings we can see here on the sidewalk, a lot of detectives out here as well as they search for that gunman. we just spoke to a woman who when she saw the shooter pull out the gun, fire, and take off. >> going to the store. i saw the guy who shot him three times in the head. >> you saw the guy what shot him? you saw him running away? >> he was running. >> reporter: police say that gunman was wearing const

conception of the presidency was march narrow or, it was much -- was much nar rower, it was more managerial and executive. members of congress would ask the executive branch for their opinion on certain matters. worked assiduously to prevent members of his administration from answering those. we have to the reasons from not answering letters from congress. but the madison supposition is that it confuses the role of president. that he was to take what was delivered to him and to take care of the loss faithfully executed. -- the laws faithfully executed. if you assume that as the nature , does it makency sense to think of the vice presidency as where there is more going on than a juror to be added to someone's political treasure box? v.p. cheney: one thing i onember, there was confusion what the executive role would be. you look at washington's first --dress in congress, he had [indiscernible] it was submitted by the president to congress. madison wrote the congressional response, the executive's message, which he had written himself. again, washington used him to respond. there was confusion

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hamilton would be happy to nar rate his own story but he goes on too long. >> rose: in pars and paragraphs and brur has license to be succinct. and also burr is the mirror image of hamilton. he's also orphaned at a young age. he's also speeds through college, speeds through princeton at two years, starts at age 13. and. >> rose: just as smarted as hamilton. >> just as smart as hamilton. but every time hamilton says go, burr says stop. he's just cautious. the only difference between them is legacy. burr came from money. burr's feafer was the president of princeton. burr's grandfather was the famous preparer jonathan edwards and he's got all of his legacy and doesn't know what to do with it, in my version of him. and so he's very cautious. he's got money he's in the early american arist october crassee. >> rose: when you got excited about hamilton, did you not necessarily know that much more about burr. is he everything that you need for dramatic tension. >> that's right, yes. it's tough because it's not linear, you know. hamilton's public scwawb el is with jefferson. most people would say j

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>>> nars on fox presented by kfc sponsored by sprint. proud son sore ponsor of the nascar sprint cup series and by toyota, let's go places. nearing 200 laps and live here, time for the fox nascar midrace report, at texas motor speedway, the start of the rate delayed a couple of hours because of weather but it hasn't slowed down, martin truex jr. and carl edwards, they led the most laps in the first half. on? >> i know that two toyotas are really strong enough there. i'm looking at a chevy, dale earnhardt jr. has been holding steady and keep making adjustments getting better. won his first cup race ever. junior loves his track. if there is a short run at the end, he's got a really good short run car, as well. >> kyle busch qualified 15th trying to win his fourth martinsville and making major changes on the car. we may see kyle busch bowing to the crowd at the end of the night. >> my guy started last and all the way up inside the top ten and taken half the race to do that and look for chase elliott competitive second half and maybe get int

. >>> nars on fox presented by kfc sponsored by sprint.roud son soponsor of the nasca sprint cup series and by toyota, let's go places. nearing 200 laps and live here, time for the fox nascar midrace report, at texas motor speedway, the start of the rate delayed a couple of hours because of weather but it hasn't slowed down, martin truex jr. and carl edwards, they led the most laps in the first half. jeff, who are you keeping an eye on? >> i know that two toyotas are really strong enough there. i'm looking at a chevy, dale earnhardt jr. has been holding steady and keep making adjustments getting better. won his first cup race ever. junior loves his track. if there is a short run at the end, he's got a really good short run car, as well. >> kyle busch qualified 15th trying to win his fourth consecutive nascar race like at martinsville and making major changes on the car. we may see kyle busch bowing to the crowd at the end of the night. >> my guy started last and all the way up inside the top ten and taken half the race to do that and look

. >> he blames, scholarships for children of alumni, some athletes and sim nar types of admissions.eir looking of who will be of greatest use to the school in terms of present and future donations. speaks of tests, applicants who apply by video no longer have to submit sat or act scores or even a high school transcript to be admitted to the college. mark ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> if you are in the market for a new career, how about chewing gum remover? a growing industry. here's susan spencer. >> how is the detergent. >> reporter: anthony mule goes to work knowing he will face sticky situations. you are on a mission? >> we are on a mission to clean up the country. one piece of gum at a time. >> reporter: he is a seriously professional gum remover. little boys dream of being astronauts or policemen or firemen, did you dream of this? >> actually, no. i absolutely did not dream of gum. but somehow i stepped in it. >> reporter: no chance of running out of work. americans chew their way through $3 billion of gum every year. and when they're done. >> people just spit it out wherever and whenev

not worth having, he conceives of it as a single court by persuading colleagues to converge around nar narrow opinions and rejects every justice saying what they think and instead gets the court to speak as a court. describe his arch rifle who is thomas jefferson as crazy. his distant kouz cousin. tell us about marshall's vision of unimity and how he was able to pull it off. >> guest: i don't know how many of you have read a case and then been told tell me what you read here. if you have seven opinions, you count four of them say this, but they don't all say it the same way so we think that this guy won, but then we are not sure. so that in terms of a common law tradition where you can use a case for precedent, you know this case will affect others similarly situated, these cases don't help a lot. it was oliver elsworth who was the predecessor first tried to get the court to deliver an opinion of the court. marshall believes in it the same way chief justice mansfield believed in it in england. that is where they got the idea because mansfield instituted the notion of the opinion of the

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nar cr senator cruz is attacking donald trump for saying too pc that caitlyn jenner should be able toosition is here that individuals like caitlyn jenner should be forced to use the men's room? >> no. i think the issue is what happens at our high schools and our elementary schools and the like across the country, particularly in the case with north carolina which exercises its rights to enact legislation aimed at clarifying this particular issue. this has been an issue in my state as well. people are concerned about having the prospect of having grown adult men in a bathroom at school and the like. that's something that many people find offensive and inappropriate. >> has this ever happened, that you know of, in california, or anywhere that you know of, a tra transgender in a bathroom harassing a girl? >> difficult laws are being phrased in different ways. part of the issue in my state where it has been debated in california,an anybody walk into any restroom of any gender at all, the girl's locker room or bathroom and at school and the like, that in itself is the issue and it's not ap

>> braking right now teenager nar rest. deadly stabbing in a metro station in the district. what police are telling "fox5" about that young man now in custody. >> also down to the wire now law makers in annapolis timely passe law that sends a strong message to drunk drivers. >> and straight up 6:00 giving you a live look outside tuesday morning april 12 and we'll have bother and traffic for you on the fives at 6:05. good tuesday everybody i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey welcome to "fox 5 news morning". we're starting with breaking news out of the district this morning. police arrests aid sis suspect of rescuing a teenager at the deanwood metro station. >> melanie alnwick is on the scene rights now with the latest on this troubling investigation, mel. . >> steve and allison police tell us that the person that was arrested for this brutal stabbing m old. but, they will not confirm yet if it is person who was shown to us yesterday and captured on surveillance video at metro that they put out to the media as a person of interest. we do not know if that photo from yest

real life moments to unfold in front of the cameras telling the story without interviews and little narthe documentaries of the day. the finished product is said to have impressed the future general president kennedy who allowed them to film him in the highest office in the land. in one fascinating hour the cameras eyes watched jfk working with his brother, bobby kennedy and bobby deputy, trying to navigate politics of the 1963 desegregation of the university of alabama. in the face of the on stinant governor george wallace. >> i believe that situation is good for the negro citizen and white citizen. >> it is privy to all sides. >> the governor cannot block all classes. >> if he still doesn't move, we'll try to get by him. >> push him. >> push him a little bit. >> the films will be available on blu-ray and dvd on tuesday. likely make you nostalgic for an era of politics. >> when the cause of freedom is endangered all over the world, where the united states stands and can see the enemy burning or distant hills, that's what is at issue today and attempting to determine in the coming month

the other media nar sierative h hasn't thought about the issues. >> the media loved to play gotcha with republican candidates when it comes to social issues like abortion. chris matthews just did it in 2012, george stephanopoulos did it in a debate. those are ridiculous questions. i think matthews kind of took trump down the same path, talking about punishment for abortion. trump never even crossed his mind. what it did, as you say, raises the ush u of how -- when he is going to start studying important issues to conservatives, republican parties, for the country? he comes totally unprepared. he speaks off the cuff. he has to make coarse corrections. what does it say about a candidate or someone that wants to be president. >> let's go back to the column with maureen dowd in the "new york times." he said really likes maureen dowd. so he admitted to her, he made a mistachlt he used that word mistake in retweeting this picture of senator cruz's wife heidi and unflattering photo compared to his wife. and then defaulted to he attacks men more often than women and tougher on men than women. w

want to make a point about abortion regulations, so they introduced a bill they know won't get very narthe bill would require men who use viagra to get a permission note from that are partners and also require member to take a stress test, get sexual counseling and be given information on celibacy. the bill comes in response to all of the rules the state's male dominated legislature places on abortion. >>> so today might be a good day to grab lu jimmy john's is holding its annual customer appreciation day. subs are just $1. the deal includes sandwiches 1 through 6 on the menu. >> before the show is over, we need to find out what 1 through 6 is. >> ham and cheese, turkey. >> those are all good. >> can't be fancy. you can get the deal from 11:00 to 3:00 p.m. the closest store to here is in northwest on wisconsin avenue. i've been there. and i'm having a dollar sub for lunch perhaps. but i think there will be a long line. go early. >>> we're digging into a developing story right now. arlington, an altercation ends in gunfire. we're live at the scene with what happe ne >>> we're following a

. >> the outrage is over a law signed by the gov nar limiting protections for members of the lesbian, gay, transsexual, and by in the state. the bill imposes restrictions on which bathrooms they can use, but organizers of today's rally say the law is about much more than that. >> this bill is the combination of homophobia, race, and class as a political wedge issue, and we always have to talk about it in its totality. >> north carolina house democrats filed legislation to repeal the bill, but gop legislative leaders said they are not interested in overturning the law. >>> sales of prince's musics have sky rocketed since his death. more than 2 million prince songs sold in three days after his death. top songs sold were "purple rain", "when doves cry," "little red corvette," he was found dead just outside minneapolis thursday in his compound and cause much death is unknown and officials say it will be four weeks before they get results of the autopsy. >>> enjoying the jersey shore could mean leaving the hoverboard at home. this week, wildwood officials are expected to consider banning h

has a new system called i staff where all physicians have to go to a website and list when they give nar. i can see when another doctor gave it. >> can't you get them online? >> absolutely. >> some of them you can get online. >> absolutely. >> what stops that? >> nothing. that's why people are dying. it's a real epidemic in the united states. >> that is just so wrong. >> then by the way they don't get the prescription drugs. they go to the street corner and get heroin in a brown paper bag for 10 bucks. even if i don't give it to the patient, they get it as hair win. >> dr. siegel, good to see you. >> you too. >> we've been watching live pictures at prince's compound where crowds are growing bigger. i mean, this guy not only was a music icon but a philanthropist, a thinker, he was intro expectative. to hear that report of trace that he was speaking out on the dangers of drugs and alcohol. we're going to go live to our reporter in moments to see what the folks are saying there on the ground in minnesota. >>> plus, former prosecutor now defense attorney mark eiglarsh is here as well. he can

president and the first lady and names were nar rowed down to stars and stripe, honor and glor, anacostia and potomac, freedom and liberty, or cherry and blossom. very d.c. themed here, right? the american eagle foundation is expected to announce the name tomorrow. >> what do you like? >> i think i like freedom and liberty. >> i think i do, too. it's settled. >> look at us agreeing. >>> breaking news in the traffic department this morning. >> good morning. breaking news on the beltway. take a look here, outer loop shut down there near 7 and 123. all lanes main lanes here this morning because of a vehicle on fire trying to get more information on that one. and we are sending a crew that way. 270 northbound and southbound looking quite good right now. 66 and 95 also rolling along just fine. still have this road work again hanging around 395 south after seminary with the two left lanes getting by the work zone. that won't wrap up until about 8:00 this morning. prince george's county looking quite good, same thing looking here at 50 into and out of town, everything rolling along so you don't

. >> braking right now teenager nar rest. deadly stabbing in a metro station in the district. are telling "fox5" about that young man now in custody. >> also down to the wire now law makers in annapolis timely passe law that sends a strong message to drunk drivers. >> and straight up 6:00 giving you a live look outside tuesday morning april 12 and we'll have bother and traffic for you on the fives at 6:05. good tuesday everybody i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey welcome to "fox 5 news morning". we're starting with breaking news out of the district this morning. police arrests aid sis suspect of rescuing a teenager at the deanwood metro station. >> melanie alnwick is on the scene rights now with the latest on this troubling investigation, mel. . >> steve and allison police tell us that the person that was arrested for this brutal stabbing m

it also keeps them in the nar narrative. i sends a signal, i'll be in the race in may, in june. that's as important to them at this point than anything. what they really want is a contested convention and above all, what both of these guys swabt to keep trump below 1237 d delegates. >> i understand there's a reason you're not inside. why is that? >> that we are outside this arena, one, because donald trump left early tonight. the circus is coming to town. you can't see it. over my right shoulder is a tent full of cages and potentially animals that will be headed inside for the circus. so unfortunately, couldn't show you the beautiful campaign rally inside. you're just getting the beautiful parking lot instead. >> i'll keep my mouth closed on that one. thank you very much. appreciate that. now i want to bring in cnn's chief correspondent and cnn politics executive editor. why were you smiling, mark? we both were smiling. the circus has already come to town. politics this season is crazy. >> it is crazy. no more elephants in the circus though. >> yeah. dana, since you're out, ther

the other media nar sierative h hasn't thought about the issues. >> the media loved to play gotcha with republican candidates when it comes to social issues like abortion. chris matthews just did it in 2012, george stephanopoulos did it in a debate. those are ridiculous questions. i think matthews kind of took trump down the same path, talking about punishment for abortion. trump never even crossed his mind. what it did, as you say, raises the ush u of how -- when he is going to start studying important issues to conservatives, republican parties, for the country? he comes totally unprepared. he speaks off the cuff. he has to make coarse corrections. what does it say about a candidate or someone that wants to be president. >> let's go back to the column with maureen dowd in the "new york times." he said really likes maureen dowd. so he admitted to her, he made a mistachlt he used that word mistake in retweeting this picture of senator cruz's wife heidi and unflattering photo compared to his wife. and then defaulted to he attacks men more often than women and tougher on men than women. w

i'm chris sanchez at san jose city hall, which was packed until 2:00 this morning the council decided nar rely to make the first changes to its rent control ordinance in nearly 40 year years. good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon, we have a problem on union city 880, mike is following a big traffic mess on both sides of the freeway. >> this is in union city near alvarado, niles. we are looking atsouthbound side on to and into the debris, this tow truck looks like they're lifting the rig, separated from the cab. we are watching for progress. look at this jam, the map will show you how extensive the slowing it. it sticks out like a sore thumb. we are jamming in hayward south to union city and fremont north, about six miles south, a really slow drive. mission boulevard is a good option as far as traffic flow. tough to get through the city. meanwhile, if are you on the other side of the bay, you have one issue you are watching. southbound 280. west bureau, an earlier crash. in the backup, we seen a number of other cars, slow south,

. >>> nars on fox presented by kfc sponsored by sprint.roud son soponsor of the nasca sprint cup series and by toyota, let's go places. nearing 200 laps and live here, time for the fox nascar midrace report, at texas motor speedway, the start of the rate delayed a couple of hours because of weather but it hasn't slowed down, martin truex jr. and carl edwards, they led the most laps in the first half. jeff, who are you keeping an eye >> i know that two toyotas are really strong enough there. i'm looking at a chevy, dale earnhardt jr. has been holding steady and keep making adjustments getting better. won his first cup race ever. junior loves his track. if there is a short run at the end, he's got a really good short run car, as well. >> kyle busch qualified 15th trying to win his fourth consecutive nascar race like at martinsville and making major changes on the car. we may see kyle busch bowing to the crowd at the end of the night. >> my guy started last and all the way up inside the top ten and taken half the race to do that and look for

stop donald trump at the polls here come tuesday, protesters in california tried stopping the bill nar in his tracks, forcing him to take a winded detour a gop convention near san francisco, clashing with police the most violence opposition to a trump appearance since a cancelled event in chicago last month. >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made. my wife called. she said there are helicopters following you and we did -- then we went under a fence and through a fence. oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border actually. you know? it's true. i was crossing the border, but i got here. >> reporter: cruz and newly-named running mate appeared together in the hoosier state before hitting the air waives on fox news. >> i am proud to stand next to this man the man i believe must be our nominee, a great leader and fight for the soul of our party and the future of your nation. >> reporter: the stop trump movement could grind to a halt if he nabs the winner take all primary and some establishment republicans like indiana governor mike pence seem resigned to a nominee trump. >> i pa

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over 500 different plik kanlts and nar rowed down to six. we have an elite panel of judges this year, including arianna huffington and as well as wes moore one of our celebrity judges and the one and only dan gilbert as well. really great group and happy to be here and telling a good story about what it means to be self-made. >> it's sara here, it makes me wonder when it comes to promoting entrepreneurship, you need a healthy environment, when all we're talking about is members of the campaign politicians bashing big business and treasury deposit breaking up a deal. how healthy the environment is right now for businesses and startup. >> forget about it, that's a side show. people get caught up with what's happening when you're starting with a business, we're so far below the fold. if you're going to start a company not going to be in the millions of dollars but something for kids out of the trunk of their car the same way i did. we can encourage people saying don't listen to the headlines and pundits, there's enough people telling you what y

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stopped breathing because of an overdose but still potentially someon who could be saved, you give the nararcan and they said that they did not give it there. he also made mention of the fact because it was an unwitnessed death, they process the entire area. they look for any kinds of clues because it's a death that is unusual in nature. that's obviously what triggered the medical examiner's investigation. >> sanjay, thank you so much. joining me now, don lemon, kerry gordy, the former executive vice president of paisley park and cnn contributor and entertainment tonight host nischelle turner. you were there at the site of the press conference. you spoke with sheila e. what did you find out? >> reporter: well, of course we were trying to clear up questions that have not been answered. but there was and there has been this talk about has there been any use of painkillers and things like that, you know, the sheriff said he cannot confirm or deny taking any of that from the home but sheila and i did talk about that. i asked her if she had any idea of any use from prince and -- or any injuries

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the nation if the globe created 60 trillion of new debt since the crisis and that brings deflation nar pressures, they created a position they are trying to cure. it's crazy. >> we have to go at this point. thanks. we'll be talking more about that meeting last night, unprecedented gathering of former fed officials. >> like seeing all of the presidents together. >> mt. rushmore of monetary policy there. >> shares of qlogic spiking after exploring options including a sale. it has the stock up about 7%, pretty huge volume, trading resumed after being temporarily halted for volatility. you can see there shares up more than 6.25%. >> thank you, we'll see you later. we have 50 minutes left in the trading session for the week and while we've stood here talking the market has gone south. the dow -- >> we're in negative territory. >> negative territory. was up 80 points a moment ago. >> amazon is making changes in the sea suite. it has three ceos. we'll discuss whether this could create leerdship problems. that's next. >>> countdown is on for elon musk's spacex rocket launch scheduled for 4:33

>> no, he and vince were in the ring, battle of the balance nars and vince's side lost and vince gotead shaved, never been able to shave donald's head. the money he earned, i don't want it but pay it to my charity. that's what we did, we paid what he earned to his charity. >> would you support his candidacy you're a republican yourself and he's the front-runner. >> he's the front-runner, i've known donald for 20 years, sometimes i'd like to put a sock in his mouth. what i can tell you about donald, he's a patriot and loyal and he has a good family. he's a good businessman. i think he would hire good people around him. that's what i know from the side of donald that i know. >> he would be very different kind of president for sure. >> yes, you're own political career we will -- should we ask you about it? >> it's not a whole lot to tell. >> you had your experience, forget about it. thank you for joining us, we'll see how this current one plays out on the campaign trail. >> pleasure to be here today. >> thank you again. linda mcmahon former ceo of wwe. >> big buzz words on presidential

nar >> what's up, momma, come here. >> come here.. >> trina is not interested in fox5 at all. a.preciate you cominy in and spenting time with use wu this morning.orni if people want to, you know, get involved, with your foundation,t how can they do so? >> you can look at my social soc sites chris culliver 29.com. like i say a lot of my social sc sites instagram and things likee that. th a lot of things being post up. just keeping involved withved things like that and, you know o lot of things going on. curlily -- cully in the house.he that's a lot of my sites and, a you know, that's can pretty mucm tell you everything.ryin >> okay. all right. one thing i'll sneak this inl s here because i asked you beforef the camera came on. you're in from filly. f >> yeah. >> we saw what happened withat your hockey last night. nht right now washington is givingng them the beat down. i'm just saying.ing. >> i'm here so i don't mine.so m i don't mind.t mind. (laughter).gh >> it's all good.>> i >> yeah. >> it's all good.>> washington giving them the beatm down i tn hockey.oc your basketball team d

. >> they're sending me to nar grate the --. >> voice of tucker. >> it will be the voice of tucker in dream land bubble of salt water. he's giving me the eye. right now crash activity and and 95 fairfax crash should area approaching beltway springfield ipt change and huge line of red. 95 virginia backed up and another crash by way station as you make your way stafford you hit a lot of traffic 610 and again through lor route one you hit a lot of local traffic and stop lights so the best advice to you is to leave early as you make your way to 3935. 395 messed up all morning from the beltway past 14 street bridge. it's at a crawl. earlier construction set up back this morning. and that is starting to ease a little bit. let's look live outside and see how things are shaping up with cameras. you can see outer loop new hampshire heavy across the wilson jammed as well. back to you. . >> erin thanks so much eight past the hour following fox5 exclusive now and 2-year-old punched in the face and 1 11-year-old apparently attacked in southeast home. >> now police think it may have been an act of