national airport has been there roughly 80 years.f the 14 warmest winters, 7 have been in the last 20 years. the other 7 in the 60 years prior to that. warming winters has been in trend in the washington area decades. last couple of doesn't do you good this morning. 42 in arlington. 36 in front row, virginia. 32 in winchester. and the northwest wind has windchills below freezingthor northwestern part of the area. 30 in frederick, maryland. 26, the windchill in hagerstown. the windchill down to 21 degrees this mo your planner, then, for today. a cold breeze this morning, s plenty oshine throughout the course of the day. the wind will be with us all through the day, afternoon temperatures will spend most of the time in the pper 40s to right around 50 degrees. and forecast 51 for a high at national airport today. then, for tomorrow, 56. butowhere near as much of a breeze tomorrow. it will feel probably about ten degrees warmer tomorrow than today. our next chance for rain ishis storm across parts of the desert southwest. going to take y

meade. 25 at national airport. wake-up weather, plan on temperatures in the low to mid-20s. as you get outside and get your day started. it won't as cold as yesterday. today, we're going up to 42. you'll want to keep the puffy c coat around. wete's a chance of rain and snow maybe a slushy inch maybe the ass. it's cold enough to get the wet snow. not cold enough to stick to paved surfaces. >> i'm looking forward to 66 degrees on sunday. westbound 66, between the beltway and gainsville. a mobile work zone. vienna, eastbound 66, between nuttily and the beltway. silver spring, outer loop of the beltway, between georgia and connecticut avenue again. the rest of thet beltway, do have any problems right now. on 270, northbound and southbound, near montgomery village avenue, lanes blocked by a work zone. >>> we've been tel you, it will be a bitter cold day in our area today. it was cold when a worker was trapped 120 feet in the air on a radio tow in northeast d.c. chopper 4 captured the entire rescue. the man was experiencing c.hypothermia. ire insists he wasn't in any iediate dange

they will be increasi sun comes up. 56 degrees now at national airport. it's mostlys 40 and 50s. 45 in winchester and hagerstown and frederick, maryland. 50 in fredericksburg. 51 at dulles. and 54 down in st. mary's county. wake-up weather for this morning, not too bad. we'll call it chilly outside, for your early morning activities. afternoon high, rather pleasant, 62 degrees. it will be breezy to blustery this afternoon. bree day tomorrow and chillier, too. 60s today. upper 40s for everybody tomorrow. dry weather. nice to have dry weather for the next couple o days. our next little chance for rain rolls in here late in the d on thursday. friday, we've got an 80% chance for rain, maybe even a few rumbles of thunder on friday afternoon, as a cold frontomes on by. in.h pressure is settling get a nice chance to dry things out. this will encourage the bring flowers, the crocuses and the hyacinths, will sneak in before this week isug th not near as cold as the last couple weeks. today.ike looking at the 62 makes me very, very happy. clarksburg, southbound 270

now we have a developing story out of reagan national airport. a rough landing for passengers when a trash cart became free and crashed through the cabin during the landing. we have a picture from josh who was on the american airlines flight when it landed. you can see medics on the scene. a flight attennt says t cart rolled the entire length of the plane. medics tookne flight attendant and two passengers to the hospital. none of the injuries appear to be serious. >> right now police are searching for twoe after a chase started in tyson and ended with a crash in d.c. the driver lost control this afternoon at thei-295 exit in southeast. police say the driver of this now mangled bmw flipped the vehicle and crashed it on the exit ramp. officers arrested one person. police say the chase involved a robberyt the sun glass hut in the tyson'sea corner police used a helicopter in hopes of finding the otherop tw inside the car as well. >> fire investigators are trying to figure out w someone's garage went up in flames. if you look at the scene here, the ga

any of the flights set to leave reagan national airport, were grounded for turnedaround. one was carrying kids headed to disney world. there was plenty of tears onboard. others they spoke with, said the ecision to ground the planes is for thebest. >> every time it drops down, hits turbulence. >> family members of the victims of the eiopian crash, paid tribute wh thismemorial. the victims including 149 passengers and 8 crew >>> across the region, a student walkout to protest gun vlence in schools can bring thousands of students to the white house today. g a studeup rallied thousands of people last year and hope to do the same today. the principal at woodrow wilson high schoo sent a net home to li famies, saying students will need permission from their parentscio partipate in the walkout. 17 people were killed 13 ago in florida. >>> state republicans are expected to break with their partly and give the president a rebuke. the senate is set to vote to block the president's emergency declaration. the declaration allows the president to reject federal funds to pay for a border

and all o those boeing jets are still parked tonigh adam tuss live at reagan national airport with that 737 max 8 that was turned around yesterday. >> reporter: this is the airplane right her that was turned around at reagan national airport yesterday. but to understand the 737 max family, you have to understand a little bit about its history. this is an airplane that only started flying about two years ago, that's what makes these two crashes so interesting. all the technology upgrades but ye two deadly incidents. theax 737family, including the 8s and 9s, are boges computerized, and tech heavy answer to the airline industry. >> hopefullyhell quickly come up with theanswer. but until they do, the pnes are grounded. >> reporter: in 2017 boeing lling out thiideo to show case the new plane. >> max opens the skie flies farther, carries more people anr will l the global airline industries fuel bill by $5 billion. s> reporter: the interior also updated of t aircraft. but now the max family getting a bit of a repution with travelers. are you concerned? are you worried? >> i would be a little i

. >>> and our coverage continues tonight from reag national airport. >> that's where our shomari stone is tonight with what all ts means for travellers. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. some flights here at reagan national didn't take off. others that were in the air were grounded once they landed. an american airlines 737 max 8 at reagan national airport from los angeles. t going back in the air for now. >> i got the update that, he they grounded it. this happened. definitely surprising to hear that. >> reporter: john was on the flight. the faa grounded his plane along with all boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 aircraft. as w ts for luggage in baggage claim, he tells me he woncerned on the plane, knowing there have been two fatal 737 crashes, including the ethiopian airliner 737 that recently killed 157 people. >> so every time the plane drops a littlebit, hits turbulence, is it because of this? is it tha reporter: this 737 turned around, heading back to reagan national. >> the pilot gave us a call and saidouthat,know, we weren't going to orlando and we're headed back to the gate. n >> re

're live at reagan national airport. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin thank u. >>> 6:47 right now. today, a d.c. government employee accus of accepting sex and money in exchange for food stamps and welfare benefits will be in a courtroom. ott mcfarla and trent segraves reported this on twitter. dimitrius mcmillan is a social service representative for the department of human services. according to court dts, mcmillan issued $1.45 million in food stamps and welfare benefits and food in exchange for sexual favors. at least two dozen people benefite from these crimes. the crimes and acts alleged in the charging documents are despicle and demonstrate a lack of values. the district government takeiv suspected aband fraudulent activity seriously. >>> today, the president could seef a rare rebuke from congress. >> the congress is about to take up a motion to block the to build a tuati wall along the mexico border. >> the senate expected to vote on a resolution that the house passed. thisill block the national emergency decla

national airport, as usual,of o the warmest locations at 41 degrees.elow freezing on dulles. 31, now, in waington, virginia. just wet enough to get a snowflake or two mixed in. it will not impact early. rain drop or a snowflake mid to uppes this morning. and a gradual drying out trend. your highest chance to get hit with a rain dro or a snowflake will beetween now and lunchtime. yo can s the snowshowers. you can see on the broader view, there's very little moisture with theotorm system work with. here's future weather. and that blossoming between now and noontime. tuesday morning, clear and below freezing for the next couple of mornings on the suburbs. y as go through wednesday, a garagele increase in high crowds. here's thursday morning,xt the hance for showers. doesn't look like a lot of rain with that up with. cloudy wit a ryan chance. friday morning, clearing back out, nice and dry for the week. here's the way a work and school week looks. chilly conditions. dry weather tuesday and wednesday. there's a rain chance on ursday. and we're drying out on

temperatures 54 at national airport. averaging 12ds are miles per hour now. they will increase later on. it will be breezy toer blu day today. it will not be all that cold. we're in the 40s i the shenandoah valley. 45 in winchester, virginia. 52 in clinton, maryland. your forecast for today, look at that. a clearing sky. breezy, mild enough today, with afternoon temperatures, peeking in t upper 50s and 60s. that northwest wind, 15 to 25 miles per hour. colder. tomorrow morning, 10 to 20 degrees colder. and tomorrow afternoon, most will stay in the upper 40s. 62 today, 49 tomorrow. you can get a check of our washington forecast, through our nbc washington app. and follow me on my social media pages. >> this storminess off of tco ast of san francisco, has to make the turn, go across mexico, texas and into the eastern corridor here of the university. as a result, will be dry weathee later in week. the skies bosoming mtly sunny today. clear and cold tomorrow morning in the 30s. bright sunshine all day tomorrow and plenty of sunshine wednesday. a thursday chance f

mola lenghi, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> a boeing max 8 planes remain grounded in the u.s. and other countries while the investigations continue. >>> another candidate has jumped into the crowded field of 2020 democratic presidential nominees, officially kicking off her campaign yesterday, the 6th female candidate to enter the race so far. and there are now 14 democrats in the running. and 15th came close to declaring his candidacy over the weekend. >> most progressive record of anybody rubbing for the -- if anybody who would run. >> president trump took aim at biden this morning in a tweet joe biden tongue tied over the weekend when he was properly deliver a simple line, get used to it, a low up beto o'rourke, announcing $6.1 million within the first 24 hours of entering the race. democrats will hold their first debate on june st., last a second night as well depending how many candidates reach the viable standards set out by the party. >>> london breed is calling for accountability over an incident. bear was caught on individual dragging his wife out a chair, bea

justin finch is live at reagan national airport with the julatest. in, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now, we're seeing one max 8 related plane cancellation. perhaps a sign of how quickly the airlines are working to work around this grounding here. and we can tell you, we had a crew here on yesterday, that caught the ripple effts in real-time. you're seeing aet southwest that had to turn around yesterday, an immediate about-face, after the faaan unced all boeing 737 max 8 and max 9 jets were being grounded as a result of new information being covered about that crash over the weekend in ethiopia, as well a a max jet crash in asia some months before. we c a tell you here the airport, that southwes s passengers aff did immediate rebookings and other airlines, too, to reshuffle their plans for the immediate future. this was a bit of a mess for passengers as thel spring tra season heats up. and for some yesterday, it was just too much to take. >>re you set? frustrated? >> not as much as the kids going to disneyland. thehere were kids cryi

. >>> 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 an aspirin a day. >>> nuts may be a good way to add extra knew trenutrients to quiet and drop a few pounds. eating a handful a day can lower the risk of a stroke. >> sidietitians say keep it to e handful. >> that's the best way to eat cthem. >> yo

c >>>ser at home, reagan national airport, several passengers were hurt after a crash car became loose and went through the cabin on landing. josh leaderman was on the amican airlines night when it landed last night. a flight attendant says a cart rolled the entire lplgth of the e the back to the front. a flight attendant and two passengers were ten to the hospital. their injuries do not appear to be serious. >>> 4:04. one robbery suspect wasrrested f after a police chase and crash. the group iade ito the district, but the i-295 exit, the driver los control of the car.s police say thi mangled bmw flipped and crashed on the xilt ramp. the driver was arrested and the police were searching for two other suspects. >>> the family of retired agent bob levinson has worked hardo find him. his family appears on capitol hill last week, pleading for his safe return.ns le vanished while on an unauthorized cia the fbi released a statement saying, bob is and alway be a member of the fbi family. and we share in the heartache that bob's wife and family have experienced every day for the last 12 years.

nearly two inches of rain at national airport yesterday, one of the ten rainiest days in washington.3 inches of rain. the all-time rainiest march day at dulles airport. more showers likely today. the weekend will be dry. the winds that we'll be dealing with will carry into your saturday. the heavy duty rain that we dealt with otu

passengers we spoke to here at reagan national airport say they have mixed feelings about flying the max. >> i am concerned, but i feel like you're scared every day even when you're living. so you kind of just have to do it and hope for the best. >> i don't think there's any reason to be paranoid. isn't it more dangerous to go out there and drive your car? >> reporter: lawmakers say passengers who don't want to fly on a max should be able to switch flights free of charge. well, a couple of interesting notes here, allen. the flight attendants union representing domestic flight attendants here in the united states is urging for the grounding of all max jets. meanwhile pilots unions from airlines such as american airlines, southwest airlines as well as united airlines, they are all standing behind the aircraft. >> interesting perspective. thanks so much. >>> at least three victims of the ethiopia crash had ties to northern california. melvin and bennett riffle were from redding. the brothers were on vacation traveling through africa and musi oki worked for a bay area tech company. today

right national airport and b bayside locations are above freezing.io.on 38 in washington. the windha isng 7 degrees off the feels-like factor. windchills are down closer to 20 degree across most of northern virginia and suburban maryland. so a hard freeze this morning for all the outlying suburbs. really only ang about route 50 from washington to annapolis. a little bit milder thanks to the heat island in the bay. here's your planner then. a freezing cold start sums up just a smidgen after 7:00 this morning. it will be bright and sunny all day. a couple degrees warmer. just as sunny. without that breeze to contend with. for tomorrow, even better. most of the area will stay above freezing tomorrow morning. that's good news. that means the cherry blossoms won't have to worry for tomorrow. temperatures into the low to mid tomorrow up afternoon. a pleasant way to g baseball season started for sure. here's your five-day forecast. ss of a breeze today. plenty of sunshine and milder for tomorrow. on friday, mostly cloudy, really pleasant around here. we're

mola lenghi, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> we learning more about the passengers that died in the ethiopian crash. eight of the victims were american including two brothers. mel and bennett riffle from reading, california, were on one last adventure before mel's wife was due to have their baby in may. >> the most loving, most joyful, most positive person i've ever had the pleasure of knowing. >> antwan lewis, a u.s. serviceman from chicago, also died. lewis was heading for kenya on vacation. >>> federal agents have launched a multistate search for firearms stolen from an atf facility in west virginia. the weapons were supposed to be destroyed. jeff pegues was first to report this and has the story from martinsburg. >> reporter: investigators tell cbs news they fear thousands of guns and gun parts were stolen from this facility in martinsburg, west virginia. the case began when police searched christopher lee yates' car and found a pistol. they ran a check and determined the gun had been stolen from this atf facility. according to court papers, yates unlawfully stole pa

. >> it's a very cold start on a wednesday morning around herebo temperature freezing at national airportnd next to the day. but boy, you get aw from the city or the weather, it's noticeably colder. unlike the last cple mornings, though, there's not much of a breeze to worry about, so wind chills will note an issue, but the actual temperatures are cold enough. 28 now in winchester, virginia, 25 iwarington. 26 at dulles airport. 27 in montgomery county. 28 in upper marl borrow this morning. here is your planner for today, what a great-looking day it's going to be. mostly sunny and a huge jump. many spots will climb nearly 30 degrees from where we are nowno afternigh temperatures. that is a big-time warmup for rsure. tomorrow, won't start off anywhere near this cold. we'll be mostly in the low 40 tomorrow morning. but, we will have a little bit more of a southerly breeze tomorrow. clouds will gradually be on the increase, but it wl be mild d dry tomorrow, mid to upper 60s on your thursday. now, this big storm out here in the middle of the country, one that buried colorado under feets of sno

in kenya riot police have broken up a strike of ground staff at the main its national airport in the capital nairobi hundreds of passengers face delays as flights were diverted the national carrier kenya airways is in dispute with the aviation workers union over contracts and job security. for his son boss card laws goodson's been released from prison after putting up bin of nearly nine million dollars goodness charged in japan with under reporting his salary for years and passing on personal losses to miss on the tycoon was detained for more than one hundred days but maintains he is innocent. israel's hebrew university has unveiled more than one hundred manuscript pages penned by einstein. handwritten mathematical notes from the nine hundred forty s. that have never been displayed before the german born physicist who won the nobel prize for physics in one thousand twenty one she'd be creased his scientific and personal writings to the university. germany's announces extending a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia until the end of march the german government is making the move over on

in kenya riot police have broken up to strike a grand staff at the main its national airport in the capital nairobi hundreds of passengers based deal is as flights were diverted the national flag carrier kimya aires is in dispute with aviation workers union over contracts and job security. italy has opened applications for its new citizens income scheme residents who understand seven hundred eighty euros a month will receive prepaid debit cards to pay for groceries bills and rent the initiative fulfills a key campaign promise of the five star movement to lure poverty and spur employment. turning out of ghana stan which has been hit by a new wave of violence at least seventeen people were killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad this sort began early this morning with militants detonating suicide bombs before storming a construction company near the city's airport u.s. troops were called in to assist afghan security forces in the ensuing five hours shoot out all five of the assailants are now dead. this bombing comes as talks between the taliban and the u.s. officials aim

inateinate news, regan national airport, virginia. . >>> paul manafort was sentenced for the second timeweek. the federal judge tacked on another three and a half years. he was indicted in new york state on more than a dozen p t on for tse. reporr: paulmanafort's wife, kathleen, eshoed showed . kevin downing blasted the bein out by protersz. >> very sad day for such a callous, harsh sentence that is total a unnecessary much like this. >> reporter: but just a half hour later, manhattan district attorney, cyrus vance announced charges for mortgage fraud and conspiracy. he's been hoping for a pardon from president trump who is noncommittal. >> i do feel bad for him, i can tell you that. >> reporter: his powers don't extend to state krums. aears to by the manhattan d.a. to make sure that mr. manafort is priso time even if he is pardoned. >> reporter: he was one of robert mueller's first targets and heading to jail for a range of crimeinizecluding bank fraud and conspiracy against the united states. in court manafort appeared in a wheelchair watering a dark suit and holding a cane. he asked h

. >>> 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 or stroke should continue taking an aspirin a day. >>> nuts may be a good way to add extra nutrients to your diet andp helou drop a few mind pounds. eating a handful day can lower the risk of a stroke. dietitians say keep it to one handful. and don't cover them with chocolate or ea

david kerley live at reagan national airport. i know, david, some are wondering why perhaps the faa might not ground the planes, at least until data from the black boxes can be analyzed, but so far, no 3450move from boeing or faa. >> reporter: that's because they have no indication that the first crash is related to the second. there is no evidence that they can actually use to ground the aircraft and the boeing ceo says his aircraft are safe. >> david kerley with us tonight. david, thank you. >>> meantime, to breaking news from washington. what house speaker nancy pelosi just said a short time ago about president trump and impeachment, saying the president isn't worth it. and the other major news, the n i and what's not.opol here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl now. >> reporter: nancy pelosi has no problem being the president's chief nemesis. >> you should not have a trump shutdown. you'll have -- >> a what? you said trump? oh. >> reporter: but today, for the first time, the speaker of the house flatly decl

i'm here at the ronald reagan washington national airport where both american and southwest airlines are continuing to climb the boeing seven. thirty seven max jets just sent by the crash in ethiopia over the weekend that killed everyone on board that was the second crash in just five months involving a maxi pad causing many airlines over the world to ground look flights however airlines here in the us are already using that to do so currently southwest is operating thirty four planes and it has already ordered two hundred fifty of them as part of their new fleet and american airlines has ordered one hundred from boeing and currently operating twenty four here and the united states former n.t.s.b. chairman jim hall says boeing and the f.a.a. should ground the aircraft paul told usa today he believes the responsible thing would be quote for the boeing company to pause and take a very close look at these two accidents to find a determination of what the cause was so if there's anything systemic or related to the computer operations of the aircraft that it can be addressed that's the pr

. >>> con construction at reagan national airport will force ride she drivers to wait. >>> today,ce mike p will travel to nebraska to survey the damage from the deadly flooding in the midwest. >> floodinge s blamed for th deaths. melting snow, mixed with heavy rain caused some of this trouble. roads have been washed out. hundreds of people and their pets have had to be rescued. >> you can see the furniture is upside down. the saddest things are the family heirloo and stuff like that. >> the impact of the flooding will be in the millions of dollars. >>> trouble of a different sort in texas. look at this fire at a chemical plant just outside of houston. it's been burning since sunday. y,,000 people who live nea have been ordered to stay their homes and schools have to close. despite how bad it looks, it is settling down. >>> today, we may learn more about what prompted the fbi to raid the home and offices of fixer michael cohen. the warrant will be made official today. officials he went to his office and hotel room to find information about payments made to two women during the election. b

. >> shepard: did a software screw up lead to trouble in airports across the nation today? we'll tell you what the company has to say about it behind the delays. how to lose a couple hundred thousand dollars in seconds. the rest of the video and the story ahead. reporting begins now. insanity in chicago. a one-minute telling is mind boggling. listen to this. jussie smollett claims he's the victim of a hate crime, beaten, bleached, noose hung around his neck by white guys that said he's in maga country. that's his story. and then police investigated. they said he's an evidence and a liar and he's the criminal, that he staged the attack because he's unhappy with something about his show. then a grand jury indicts the actor and singer on 16 counts of disorderly conduct for filing a false police report. along the way, police are accused of leaking information, hospital workers are fired for accessing his records. today cook county prosecutors pull a stunning reversal. they drop all the charges, seal all the evidence and close all of the records. they cite his community service

airports and major interstates are closed. the nationalroops are helping to rescue drivers stranded in their cars. >> tornado-force winds tore across new mexico and northern texas. look at that. such power. that big rig blew right over. accuweather's meteorologist paul williams joins us with what's ahead today. paul, good morning. >> good morning, janai, kenneth. the strong winds a problem but this time in the midwest, and we are looking at 60-70-mile-per-hour winds from nebraska and colorado as well as kansas. 80-mile-per-hour winds in some areas, and that's in the ohio valley region as well, and then another round of storms in indianapolis, cincinnati, jackson, mississippi. these thunderstorms will accompany the front that will push through quickly. then there is the blizzard. literally, rapid city, cheyenne, denver causing problems along 90, i-80, i-25 and i-70 having difficulties. some roofs could collapse from the weight of all the snow. janai, kenneth? >> thanks to paul. >>> paul manafort is facing a new prison sentence and new charg

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transportation reporter adam tuss is live at reagan national airport with that 737 max 8 that was turned around last night. adam? >> reporter: that's right. it actually just took off out of here. breaking news here because some of those planes, those 737 max 8s and 9s that were grounded yesterday are now being repositioned and sent back to hubs for further investigation. that's what happened here with the southwest plane that'sre be ince yesterday. we were here as that plane was turned around on the tarmac and the runway yesterday. a lot of passengers who thought they weref getting out town, that did not happen for them. about theentioning max family, the 737 max family. these are supposed to be high-tech new planes from boeing. they only started flying about o years ago, but already with some traveler they are getting a bit of a reputation. take a listen. >> i would be a li ile, ifas on that max 8 -- i've been flying a long, long time, but two crashes like tha that seem to be related make you wonder. >> reporter: the investigation is just beginning into what could possibly have caused t

only 34 degrees at national airport. winds out of the northeast, fairly light.n't be a windy day today. but it will stay cloudy, cold and wet. now, i'm more optimistic. yesterday, i thought we might be in the mid-60s on sunday. now, some spaces will touch 70. have to get through a cold, rainy sunday, first. temperaturesre areing more than where we are, will become a rain/snow mix early on. the only place with a winter weather advisory is parts of the shenandoah valley. if you measure it on the grass, half an inch to an inch, is it. our temperatures are below freezing ts morning, it had been temperatures later in the day today, up close to 40s. degr not a pretty day outside, at all. clouds and a sliver of sunshine. and temperatures will be back up close to 50 degrees. a rai chance returns back in for saturday evening into sunday morning. a completeheck of the forecast available on o nbc washington app. you can always find mend follow me on social media. here's your ten-day outlook.40 today. near 50 tomorrow. rain saturday evening. sunday afternoon, near 70, sunda

at reagan national airport, adam tuss news4. >>> in france inspectors are set to start investigating the recordings from the ethiopian crash. it's the second crash involving the 737 max 8 in five months. satellite data showed sunday's flight had erraticca ver speed before crashing. >>> here in many montgomery county, students walked out of class in protestf gun violence in schools. they came into the city and rallied on the steps of the u.s. capitol calling for change. >>> this is the second time, in kect, that students have w out demanding gun safety changes at school. it staed last year on the heels of the deadly shooting ind parkland fl >> we're going to go down third until we hit pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: this was the scene outside the white house this tsrning. studen walked out of class and boarded buses and trains to get here, then observed 17 minutes of silence for the 17 lives lost at marjorie stoneman douglas last year. the students are with the student activist group, students for change. they want lawmakers to have stricter gun laws, includi stricter background che

so far for ther season, we've been a little above average, at national airport in dulles. bwi, about an inch below. it's enough for snow. in the mid to low 20s for sure. it's a frigid start to the day. the clouds will thin out. we will be left with some sunshine. you better make sure you have gloves on. puffy coat, hats, and the tiedowns. l be breezy today. car wash forecast. it will be dryy. to but tomorrow could be on the sloppy side. here's your friday planner. cloudy all day tomorrow. no sunshine on your friday. a flurry or two early.nc best c for rain and snow will be in the metro area, abouo and 6:00. future weather, 6:00 a.m. toncrrow. by ime, chances for light snow along i-81. as youet farther into the day tomorrow, moisture in place, most everyoneoalong i the east of i-95, should be almost entirely rain. butr from rthwestern suburbs, up into the shenandoah valley and northern maryland, a good chaf a rain/snow combination, through most of the daylight hours tomorrow. and the fact it is coming during the day, wl limit accumulation, especially on paved surfaces. when

nearly two inches of rain at national airport yesterday, one of the ten rainiest days in washington. dulles, just over 3 inches of rain. the all-time rainiest march day at dulles airport. more showers likely today. the weekend will be dry. the winds that we'll be dealing with will carry into your saturday. the heavy duty rain that we dealt with otu ay. lingering and fast-moving showers. thers a wind advisory posted later in the day today. don't be fooled. the winds will be gusty everywhere, mostly in the -m e-per-hour to 50-mile-per-hour range. a 60% chance of showers between 2:00 and 6:00. nowhere near the intensity we saw yesterday, dave. >> on the heels of one of the rainiest days in washington, slick ramps. 11 street bridge, another spinout,g block the right lane. road spray out there this morning, southbound on 270. spray kicng up heading south, you see the brake lights towards thebeltway.in taillights, m good time. wind restrictions above the chesapeake. keep a tight grip on the steering wheel. george washington parkway, big potholesd opep in yesterday's wet weather. eyes out,

abc 7 news reporter matt keller live for us at mineta san jose national airport. reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. flight aware.com reporting 22 cancellations and 13 delays here at san jose international airport. but we don't have confirmation on why those flights in and out of the airport are canceled or delayed. we did contact southwest airlines this morning. they told us that they don't have airport or flight-specific details to share. san jose airport officials have yet to get back with me. airlines mainly southwest, american and united should be able to swap out planes pretty quickly and passengers shouldn't be terribly inconvenienced. that's because the 737 max 8 as j fle herea small percentage in the u.s. eric young was on one of the last flights to take off before the jets were grounded nationwide yesterday. he said his flight from l.a. to oakland was intense after he discovered he was on a max 8 before takeoff. same type of boeing plane that crashed a few days ago in ethiopia and five months ago in indonesia. >> these two incidences happened in

. >>> lots of headaches for people trying to get to reagan national airport this a car slid off the george washington parkway crashing into some trees there. right next to the exit for the airport. all northbound traffic was turned around on marine drive. the crash happened about 6:00 this morning. two people had to go to the hospital. all lanes reopened just in the past 30 minutes, so that is t good news there. >>> one of america's most wanted men has been found living on the streets in our area. >> this is incredible. lamont stevenson was arrested in prince george's coy.ty yesterda he was charged with murdering two women, one while he wasn o the run. officers found stevenson sleeping in a truck in new carrollton. he told them his real name and said he was wted in connection with several crimes. police say he murdered his fiancee in new jsey in 2014, then he ran off to avoid prosecution. d.c. pollse say he murdered his new girlfriend inside her d.c. apartment on wednesday. her family says they' relieved stevenson is off the streets. >> i just want to know why. i don't know if i ever know

ince the national airport opened, which was 80 years ago, half of the warmest winters have been in t last 20 years. 7 of the 14 warmest winters in the last 80 years, have been in the last 20. the other 7 t in 60 years prior to that. milder winters are essentially three-times more likely now than they were. so, no doub warming trend, for sure. miles per inds at 4 hour. taking the windchill down into the 30s. temperatures feel a little on the chilly side if you're waiting for the school busses and walking to work this morning. windchill 25 in winchester. 34 in manassas, you'll need your warm coat. afternoon highs today,nd right ar0 degrees. that northwest wind, still going to be blowing all afternoon long definitely want to walk on the sunny side of the street for the day. another day filled with sunshine tomorrow, but without the wind and milder throughout the air. air temperatures, quite a bit milder, for sure.st the la forecast is available in the nbc washington app. >>> pressure across southern california now. that brings our rain chance as we go friday. for today, though, all abou

that's at national airport. northwest winds will be up in the 10-mile to 20-mile range.ier than that at times. that will be the knock today's weather, a little breezy at times. 're off to a mildt. st our average high temperature is 54. verage highs above and the sun is not even up. and becausef the daylight saving times time, the sun is not up until we7:25. ave early morning darkness again. temperatures around 62 degrees with increasing amounts of sunshine for today. and hardly even a cloud to be found. tomorrow will be cooler. we'll be in the mid-30s tomorrow morning. nowherer as mild as this one. the overall weather f pattern us is a favorable one for the week. this next area is off of the coast of san francisco. that's our next chance for rain. it will take a lon time t get here. between then and now, enjoy the sunshine. 62 today. 69 and sunny tomorrow. 55 and sunny on wednesday. 65 with clouds increasing osd th. a little chance of rain on thursday evening. fy and large, the best chance for rain out the whole next ten days will be this coming friday. could even havef

adam tuss is live at reagan national airport, he has more on the safety concerne.with this pl adam? >> reporter: that's right, leon. souch attention nown the 737 wx 8, a plane that just a few days ago probably unknown by most air traveler. lookt how manyf these planes are in the sky over the united states right now. this is a m from flight aware that shows you the dozens of 737 max 8s that are out there flying. boeing, the maker of the airplane are trying to calm the about it, but this is happening as ohe choru calls to ground the plane continues. today calls from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to keep the 737 max 8 out of u.s. skies for now until they can all be f checke safety. >> it makes sense to ground aircraft that's been involved in o very tragic accidents. >> the 737 max 8 should be grounded. >> reporter: look as chopper 4 got 737 max 8s taking off and landing from bwi airport today. it takes off and flies from all of our airports mt notably southwest and american use them. travel ers say they trust it's safe. >> i feel complete confidence with american. >> reporter: t

yesterday, we made 75 at national airport.last time wead back-to-back days in the 70s, it while.en a november 1st and 2nd of last year. eun was grateful for the first one sterday. another good one coming told. already, 63t 5:51 in the morning, courtesy of cloudy ly breeze.a south a little cooler in annapolis rs.ause of the cold bay wa if you're away from the chesapeake bay, you're in the 60s today. won't take effort to get to the 70s today. we're keeping the 60% chance for rain in the forecast. that cold front has generated all of the sever weather to our west, will not be generated a severe weather threat around here. not a high severe weather chance for today. there will be a high chance for rain, though. futu weather, just cloudy this corning, as early as lunchtime, though. d have a pop-up shower or two. but the best chances for rai today start at 3:00 in the afternoon and go between 3:00 and 7:00 or8:00, this afternoon into early this evening. things willry out this weekend. haven't had a dry weekend since groundhog day si

the latest wind gusts at reagan national airport, now up to 31 miles per hour. >> we're getting reports across the region of the wind starting 'o pick up. so going to be dealing with strong windsh overn tonight, throughout the day tomorrow. especially tomorrow night i think that's when we see the strongest winds. and it's still blustery on your saturday. your friday planner, start off at 42 degrees. our wind chill temperatures in the 30s tomorrow morning. as we head towards the lunchtime and afternoon hours with win gusts, we could see downed trees, power outages, and it's going to be cold tomorrow when you factor in the wind chill, only in the 40s with a high of 54 degrees. in addition to the winds i think we'll have some scattered showers around e afternoon hours, otherwise peaks of sunshine. friday is all about the winds. at least the commute is dry both ways but if you drive an suv you might notice the winds you might see wind restrictions on the bay bridge. make sure the kids have the warm jacket at the bus op tomorrow morning. recess potentially ndoors with that threat for scatter

so let's go to abc's david kerley at reagan national airport with more.avid, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, paula. the more than 737 maxs are in service this morning and one took off from right behind me earlier this morning. despite all that worldwide action, the faa says they can fly for now. countries and airlines around the world this morning are grounding or banning the 737 max 8. but here in the u.s., the faa is doubling down against such a move. we've learned there have been reports of concerns. two u.s. max pilots telling authorities in november that the nose of their plane suddenly dipped after engaging the autopilot. another pilot also anonymously complaining about a lack of training for the new aircraft. the faa says there are no verified incidents in the u.s. similar to the first crash and it has no basis to order grounding of the newest version of the 737. it has been involved now in two crashes in less than five months. the president jumping into the debate now tweeting that modern jetliners are too complex to fly. that led to a ph

there have been a few at reagan national airport, but not today. >> ed: we appreciate. >> today i getllet with sephora collection. i created a line for sephora. >> lori lohroblouglin's daughte losing business. some are questioning why she's still enrolled at usc. what do you think about this and what do you think about this egg controversy. >> she's very fast. thank you. she's very capable dog. this is her brother. this is wesley. >> ed: three dogs about to make history this weekend as part of a very special relay team. you could say they are born to run. >> ed: we're expecting the president, watching the house, where president trump is set to make history with his first veto. that's to happen in the next hour on fox news. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. and we'll talk to a journalist in new zealand who's been up through all these hours covering the deadliest shooting in that country's modern history. details and the rest of the day's news on shepherd smith reporting, top of the hour. >> the hall mark channel firing lori louglin and sponsors cutting ties with one of her daug

. >>> blue and yellow line metro stations south of national airport shut down this weekend.es running stations.e the closures are to prepare for a much longer shutdown set for this summer. >>> massive potholes like these are forcing officials to lower the speed limit on part of the bw parkway. starting today, it iso going t go from 55 miles an hour to 40 between routes 32 and 197. slow dow tthere. >>> as moisture, more to come, heading to trouble on the roads. e> yeah. we'll watch for s snow and rain moving in through the middle part of tomorrow morning. everybody should have precipitation by the time we head throu the early afternoon. listen, firing up my facebook live on my facebook andbc page now. join in for questions. >>> tomorrow it's me, you, and. adam you'll give updates throughout you'll give updates throughout dae i'm a close talker. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. its breakthrough formula does more... wonderful. sensitivity, strengthens teeth... it kills germs through my whole mouth.. i like your confidence. thanks mr. lee! now there's no such thing

you can see that right behind dave, too, the picre from reagan national airport.og a little low. not only are you not going to be able to see the icy patches, mainly black ice. anything shiny, take it as ice.o ver, you won't see the potholes. that has been a big issue, even through the overnight and early this morning. wtop was telling me a lot of people have been dealing with that. just wrecking their cars overnight. be careful with that. the sun coming up in about 20 minutes or so. temperatures out there right now, we'reelow the freezing mark for portions of the shenandoah valley, especially by hagerstown. be careful out there as you make bur way out the door. it might a little tricky as you make your way out the door tomorrow have snow on the way. winter storm watch in effect. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >> lauryn, we'll check in then. heartbreaking a story. a toddler is killed, allegedly at the hands of an 11-year-old. babychild was watching the boy alone last week. as you can imagine, the boy's family is heartsick. they are devastated. t