>>> well still have winds gusting up f there is the flag near union station where we've had gusts upper 30s to near 40 just over the last hour or so. and elsewhere the wind gusts are a little stronger. bwi marshall just had a gust to 51 miles an hour. the winds are stronger just north and east of the metro area. but you can see lighter wind gusts far south into virginia. but this afternoon peak gusts should be under 30 miles an hour. a look at big changes on the way in just a couple of minutes. >>> donald trump is on damage control after one of the most challenging weeks for his campaign. his campaign manager was arrested, he called for women who have abortions to face punishment and he's slipping in some polls. >> joining us to break it down a is chuck todd. seems like in a normal campaign there would have been several bad weeks so to speak for a regular candidate. you got somebody like donald trump, it's been a rough week. is this really going to have an impact? every other bad week he's had, the voters have bailed him out. he would have this horrible week leading up to it and p

flag flapping gently near union station. live view from our capitol camera on this saturday morning. the clouds not producing any rain, though. all storm-free around the region. no rain anywhere from the atlantic beaches to the mountains. but we do have rain way off in the midwest. that's going to be tracking closer to us by later tonight. new hour-by-hour timing coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> 9:46. new this morning, a man is dead after a fire in prince george's county. we just got this in. firefighters calmed to a two-story duplex yesterday afternoon. 68-year-old bernie hays found inside that duplex suffering from third-degree burns over the majority of his body. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. there is no word on what caused that fire. >>> right now, the cleanup is under way in parts of central and southern oklahoma after some really dangerous storms whipped through the area. take a look f at least two tornadoes touched down here. the storm tore through homes, sending residents running

money out of politics and the protesters passed by the court on the way from where they gather near union stationeing represented by solicitor general john denver really and almost thomas fans will be arguing on behalf the mexican american defense and fun. those two will have 45 minutes of oral arguments in on the other side, texas solicitor general scott keller will argue on behalf of the state challenging the president's plan on immigration followed by aaron murphy of lawyer for the u.s. house of representatives after the house presented an amicus brief to the court. we are taking a look at the sights and sounds here outside of the supreme court and again across the street at the u.s. capitol. ♪ [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversat

that happened near hayward and union city stations. s is near there to tell us exactly what happened. >> reporter: i'm standing right where it happened. the train was pulled away about an hour ago. this is the end of a test track. there's a pile of sand the train ran into. we're told it overshot the end of that test track. it was going about 5 or 10 miles an hour. the train operator was the only one on board. he was not injured during the accident and it's unknown if this was caused by operator error or a mechanical issue. now, this is a brand-new train, part of a new fleet expected to be introduced in december. but according to b.a.r.t. every train and operator needs to be tested before then. b.a.r.t. says this is all part of the process but does admit that today was an accident. but the good news in all of this is that there were no disruptions to normal service and no injuries of the operator that was on board. and only minor injuries to the train. reporting live in hayward, michele roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, michelle.

that is a live view near union station. hard as it was a few minutes ago. the winds are gradually dying down. latest wind gusts around the region are generally under 40 miles an hour. but with temperatures in the 30s, with the winds, it feels like it's only in the 20s with our out early on this sunday morning. dress for a wintry cold morning. back to you. >>> the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's see what they're working on. erica hill and craig mediclvin joining us. will have the lates the wild weather. tens of thousands are without power, heavy wind and even snow in many places. so when will it let up? dylan will have more. >> and today is a big day for baseball fans. opening day. one sure sign of america's pass time, there streets right there, the hot dog. we'll take you to a unique school. >> and harry smith getting up close an personal tiger cubs. just need to look at the pictures. >> doesn't get much cuter. >> newest residents of the bronx zoo and we will introduce you to them. >> that's when we at the tiget n a

you can see a light breeze flapping the flag near union station. radar showing no rain anywhere in the vicinity. we are dry. virginia, eastern shore, from the mountains to the beaches, a glorious spring morning is under way. but still a chill in the air. it's just hovering near 40 most of west virginia, shenandoah valley. our nearby suburbs beginning to climb in to the tourts. it's 48 at reagan national, low to mid-40s around the chesapeake bay. tomorrow morning same time, waiting at the bus and maybe for the metro tomorrow morning, you'll need a light jacket between 7:00 and 8:00, low 50s. between 8:00 to 9:00, jumping up to around 60. rapid warming monday. afternoon highs tomorrow should make it into the low 80s. it up of summer in the air, a flip-flop short sleeve day on monday with bright sunshine. another warm day tuesday, not quite as warm, a few more clouds around, but should make it up to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. low humidity in the air. a little cooler on wednesday, some sunshine, afternoon highs in the upper 60s near 70. and then i

union workers also walked off the job this morning in manhattan. they set up their picket line outside the verizon building near penn station. one union leader said the work remembers prepared to stay out as long as it takes. >>> camille cosby will have to head to court again in the civil defemation case against her husband, bill. a judge in massachusetts decided cosby will continue her deposition next week. seven women sued bill cosby saying the comedian ruined their representations after they accused him of sexual assault. camille cosby will have to answer more questions from the accuser's lawyers, next week. bill cosby denies all of the accusations. >>> new version every pennsylvania marijuana billhead dollars to the house. it passed the senate 42 to seven yesterday. and still allows patients to take the drug, and pill, in oil or liquid form, but not smoking, they cannot smoke marijuana legally nor grow t governor wolf said i'll sign the bill if it goes to his desk. >>> people in darby township, delaware county, have new top cop in town. regina price will be sworn in tonight, as the township's first-ever blake female polic

there's union station. flag near capitol hill flapping in the breeze under a cloudy sky. no rain around. stormcast 4 showing dry around the region. cloudy and cool for the day ahead. the nearest rain is way off to the west tracking closer to us later on tonight. new hour-by-hour timing on that when the rain arrives and departs. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> right now, the cleanup is under way in parts of central and southern oklahoma after dangerous storms whipped through at least two tornadoes touched the ground there. the storm tore through homes sending residents running for shelter. and there were reported wind gusts up to 115 miles per hour. strong enough to overturn huge trucks and force police to shut down a 20-mile stretch of the freeway. >>> the fight against the zika virus in puerto rico reported its first zika-related death. a 74-year-old man died of bleeding and our complications. signing off commercial tests for the virus, that could be made available to certain local labs by next week. maryland also asked for more funding now

they protested outside the verizon building near penn station. one union leader say workers are prepared to stay out as long as it takes. >>> some break news now, a medical marijuana bill is heading to the desk of pennsylvania governor tom wolf. the state house passed the measure today after a successful senate vote yesterday, and this measure, allows patients to take marijuana a in pill, oil or liquid form and again, it is heading to the desk of the governor wolf who had has promised to sign tonight to law as soon as it gets to him. >>> turning now to campaign 2016, hillary clinton and donald trump maintain their front runner stat as you head of the new york primary next week. latest poll shows both candidates hold double digit leads over their rivals, correspondent kenneth craig is in new york and he caught up with the candidates on the campaign trail. >> wow. >> reporter: striking verizon union workers mobbed bernie sanders as he visited their picket line in his hometown of brooklyn. >> this is just another major american corporation trying to destroy t

this afternoon's incident happened in hayward near industrial parkway along a section of tess track between the south hayward and union city b.a.r.t. stationsccident scene. what you can tell us? >> reporter: well, i can tell you first of all that they just moved this train car out of this area. it was right up there. you can still see the pile of dirt. that's what it ran into. let's show you what it looks like right now from sky 7 hd. this car, it's the new train car that b.a.r.t. unveiled just a few weeks ago, is being towed as we speak down this test track to the south of where i am to the maintenance yard. let's show you what it looked like as it hit this berm of dirt we understand just before 2:00 this afternoon. we can show you that video. it was a single car, a car that is the new fleet that they're going to unveil over the next five years. it was stuck in the dirt. apparently according to b.a.r.t. it ran off the tracks at a slow rate of speed into the pile of dirt at the end of the track presumably that is there for just this sort of occasion. now, we can show you this team of works, an army of men, that moved in to try to dig this c

union station in chicago to chicago. >> and another amtrak accident in bensalem last night, police say train hit a person near cornwells heights station around 7:30. victim's leg was partially suffered. police investigating the circumstances of that accident. train services have resume in that area. >>> of course, we are a few weeks away from the anniversary of that tragic derailment in port richmond, eight people died, 200 hurt when amtrak train headed from d.c. to new york careened off the track last may 12th. ntsb says the train was going 108 miles an hour, well above the posted 50 miles an hour speed limit, amtrak just finish installed positive train control on tracks, the ntsb says could have helped prevent that accident. over the last three years amtrak has reported about 1800 derailments, collisions and other accidents according to the federal railroad administration. >>> as this story develops we continue to stay on top of it. stick with fox 29 both on air and on line at fox 29.com or down load our fox 29 news app at itunes or google play. >>> let's lighten mood a little bit. the villanova wildcats just one win

union station. one of washington's most appealing landmarks and the flag there near capitol hill is flapping gently in an easterly wind. what to wear for tonight and tomorrow? well, forget sunglasses and shorts. we're going to be staying cloudy. you will need a light jacket and an umbrella during the day on thursday. it is going to stay cool over the next 36 hours or even as much as 72 hours. fredericksburg just getting a few sprinkles. this patch of green, that's some very light rain that's now into king george county tracking along southern charles county into st. mary's. it's going to stay well south of washington here for the next several hours. new hour-by-hour timing on other rain. we'll stay dry out of the mountains. this is as of about 11:00 tonight. getting closer to washington by 5:00 tomorrow morning. yeah, the rain is going to be getting closer. some showers in southern maryland and across northern virginia into the shenandoah valley. that's by 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., much of that rain moves right into washington. more showers to our west and way out in west virginia, that line is going

near centreville road and in the district right now we are okay. but if you travel on the marc train, brunswick line and a 30-minute delay. signal issue at union station. the waze map closures are still in place. you can see the red and the white dot. this shows near the convention center. we still have all of this slowing around the d.c. area. heads fun you plan to travel in the d.c. using metro this evening. still chosed off at the m vernon station. back to you. alison: thank you. a look at what is coming up at 6:00 -- what's in the name of the law school. i will be named for a judge and why some students are not interested to pay tribute and rename the school. we have more on that. plus, one cup of coffee could lower your risk for a common form of cancer. the "7 on your side" health alert at 6:00. jonathan: well, tonight an abc7 salute. the story of a man at age 27 joined the marine. he was on his way to becoming a lawyer. but he decided he wanted to serve his country and he did. one day in iraq he did something to save the life of one and then the next almost cost him his. >> my whole outlook on life changed. october 16, 2006. that was the day tha

it was the house at union station that was the facility and the methodist headquarters near the supreme court. there may have been a third. those are the only two praises in d.c. that were integrated prior to that decision. i think it was was on the usual january 20th of 1953. >> i think that's right. i didn't know that about mr. franklin. >> yes, please. >> don wolfenburger. you keep referring to her case. chi was she snot the playoff in the case. that's a good question. the answer is that these reinstruction have banned rights distcrim nation. we're criminalle misdemeanor sta choose sosms she couldn't bring the case on her own. she had to enlist the help of the local prosecutors and the corporation council's office. but k a little while but the first time she went there was in january 27th, 1950 and then a few days later she and her colleagues were in the cooperation office saying we want you to bring this case on our behalf. >> two questions. >> could you sbruste. >> steve from vanderbilt. >> there's another prominent african-american activist are. but they didn't get along. and from

near route 121. and now to the deadly amtrak crash in pennsylvania.h twino workers were killed when a people derailed.dera dozens of passengers were injured. fox5's alexandra limon is lifele at union stationtonight which did see some service impacts from the crash. alex. >>reporter:s that he ' right,ig that fatal train wreck also lefo people here in our region unable to travel in some cases becauses of part of the northeast rail corridor was partially shutdownt for a large part of the day. but the latest information that we havein from amtrak is that trains are expected to run on a normal schedule tomorrow. now, take a look from some video from earlier today after thatt crash happened about 15 miles south of philadelphia.hila you can see passengers, some were injured. others just con fused after palmetto train 89 collided withh a backhoe that was on the tracks. the crash happened around 750 this morning. the train was headed from neweae york to savannah. the national transportationti safety board is now on site ande part of their investigation wiln be t backhoe was on the life tracks. investigators confirmed one of the two people killed was the operator of that backhoe. it's unclear if th