in the direction of new carrollton and largo until the end of the day. still southbound here 95 near 32, report of that truck stopped in the roadway. >> reporter: and i'm derrick ward at reagan national airport. this is the tsa security check point line. not as bad as it's been. i can tell you airport traffic was about midday levels early this morning. we know to leave early for flights but lately even it hasn't been enough to avoid lines at the check point. earlier this week, there was testimony on capitol hill why the head of the tsa talked about the staffing issues that have led to these problems. all this against the background of more people traveling because of increased economy. so people are coming up and doing more traveling while there are fewer people to help screen. so what are travelers seeing >> we can about a half hour earlier. >> it's been great so far. >> now, there is some good news. there are new tsa screeners in the pipeline. but they are still 5,000 fewer than they had five years ago about that we're live at reagan national, derrick

that's the latest live here from new carrollton, molette green, news 4. >>> this time tomorrow, another officer will be getting ready to face charges in the death of freddie gray. there will be hearings today to pinpoint what information and evidence can be presented in officer edward they're rnero's . he was one of the first to arrest gray last year. investigators think gray tied from injuries he sustained after officers put him in the back of a police van.tiedfrom injuries after officers put him in the back of a police van. >>> another high stakes court case today this one surrounding a mayoral campaign for vincent gray. a judge could sentence vernon hawkins up to five years. hawkins admitted lying to fbi agents who were investigating an off the books shadow campaign that spent about $653,000 to help elect gray as mayor. gray was never charged, but he may have lost the primary to current mayor bowser. gray now running for the d.c. council. >>> this morning the families of those killed in the maryland shopping center shootings are shashing memories of their loved ones. malcolm win tell

activity new new carrollton so delays from t on 270 southbound, volume now picking up.have some slowdowns trying to roll out of frederick headed southbound. here is your live shot near 109. once beyond the truck scales, your pace greatly improves. >>> when i came, they gave me two leashes and said we lost the third one. they found the third one after i was sitting in the play yard, the leash. not the dog. >> a maryland woman is demanding answers after she discovered this that the dog she left with a boarding company is dead. a family emergency forced kayla roman to board all three dogs at axiom pet resort earlier this month. but when she returned, they said they lost the third one called hugo. it wasn't up it will she took another dog to the vet that she found out someone spotted the description on the side of the road. and then they found the remains. >> everyone is at a loss for words. everyone. it destroyed everyone. >> efforts to reach the owners of axiom pet resort have been unsuccessful. the dog's death is under investigation by animal control. >>> new details thi

orange, blue, silver lines restrictions there in the direction of new carrollton and largo through friday. it was supposed to wrap up last week, they extended it through this week. so hoping that wraps up for us tomorrow. westbound # at belmont, still have that crash. inbound key bridge, one lane getting by. outbound has reopened. they were doing some paving on the right side. inner loop at colesville road, still have that construction with the left lane getting by that work zone. beltway at st. barnabas as promised, no problems there. back to you. >>> it's 5:02 now. brand new developments this morning. we've learned a man died in a shooting at a new york city concert. we brought you this as breaking news shortly after it happened. ti the rapper was supposed to perform at union square. there was an argument inside apparently. that's when somebody started shooting. a 33-year-old man was killed. three other people were also shot, at least one is in has been arrested. >>> happening today, d.c. council member mary cheh will spell out some of the changes she wants to see at a dangerous interse

so once again, new carrollton, margaret brent regional school is closed because of a power outage. thousa now back to you. >>> on the roads, take a look here. again on beach drive two different problems, really three different problems. knowles avenue between 410 and the d.c. line. and in the district, shut down between the d.c. line and military road because of the ward. we have road buckling and high standing water. southbound 295 near nannie helens burroughs avenue, water blocking two lanes. the left lane is the only thing that is really passable this morning. eastbound 7 at belmont ridge road, high water blocking that left lane and we still have the crash 15 at sudley road, all lanes blocked because of the multivehicle crash. 66 eastbound after the rosslyn tunnel, we do have a crash there as you come out of the tunnel, it's on the left side of the roadway so slowing things here this morning in the tunnel. northbound gw parkway after the roosevelt bridge, right side blocked there. so it will be slow through that area. and then remember, on marc, brunswick today only 892, 878 and

the silver line is operating between new carrollton and wheely reston but west fall church station will start closing down the entire system as midnight as part of a safe track program. maureen: look what metro found on the track at the fort fort totten station. the gray and black tabby found under the third rail of southbound track of the yellow and the green lines. metro briefly cut the power to the third rail so animal control officers could reach the kitten. he is being evaluated for adoption and has free fares on metro. leon: speaking of finding things. members of the d.c. council are hoping to find a missing piece to complete the wilson building. sam ford reports the mystery has been brewing for 20 years. >> search of the closet of the john wilson building six years ago revealed shard of a 1940's plaque honoring d.c. government employees who served in world war ii. but where was the rest of >> so these are two views of the plaque. in the original location. >> the plaque was on the wall in photos. but when the building was renovated in the 1990's it had not been preserved. >> we se

that is the latest live from outside new carrollton station. i'm molette green, news 4.ack to you. >>> we asked you if you're riding metro less because of the recent issues. here is a look at the survey. 38% said yes. 24% no. and 38% said they don't ride metro anyway. >>> the three people killed in the maryland shopping center as good samaritan hero, a happy chemistry teacher and woman from bolivia who achieved the american dream. >> i'm going to miss her a lot because she was very nice and she was a very sweet person. >> at a vigil last night, claudina molina's co-workers said she was someone who just made your day better. molina was killed at a giant store in aspen hill. gladys tordil was shot outside high point high school and malcolm winffel died after running to a woman's aid at westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. >> we always knew he was a hero. and we always knew that somebody was in need or in danger, he would not run away. he would run towards to help and protect. >> victims rights foundation is trying to raise money to help the victims' families. this is the

new carrollton metro is busy during the evening rush hour. most of these orange line riders have just weeks to prepare for a major headache. today, metro announced changes plans, track maintenance one of the biggest involving the orange, blue, and silver line track starting at eastern market . they will be shut down days, starting june 18. that was not supposed to happen originally until august. anybody from maryland to downtown will be affected. >> i commute all around town. i really rely on metro to get me where i need to go on time. i'm really concerned. tom: metro will you shuttle buses as an alternative. >> i've heard people say it's not work well at all. tom: this woman said she would do the best with it. >> it will slow me down, but i will just have to get up early. safety trackted plan was announced between east falls church and balston. we already knew there would be signal tracking in november. now that will start in two weeks and it will happen again in july. not good news for the passengers here in virginia. live from the newsroom

the silver line will between new carrollton and the west and east stations. right now, the case of a missing plaque is being solved in d.c. members of the d.c. council scheduled an appointment to discuss what happened to the missing plaque. it has been missing since 2010 and they actually do not know what it commemorates. we will let you know what they say tonight starting at 6:00. coming up, the results of what is being called the definitive study on cell phones and cancer. plus, cosby under fire. a look at the latest accusations at the man once known as america's dad. meteorologist doug hill is back with a check on your morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment jummy: wow. a kentucky sheriff's deputy on patrol caught a lightning strike on that dashboard camera last night. as adrian banquet reports, it was one of several severe storms sweeping across the country in the last 24 hours. >> gone in just a flash. adrian: in bryan, texas, three .omes destroyed >> i did not even know there was a tornado until i

bottom now because of that metro sweeting out new carrollton and largo are -- that medicalted emergencyra we have just kind of a wet nasty commute light fog use your lowou beams if you run into anyny visible problems.em i am just loving this music. relaxing traffic.tr crash and delays in gaithersburg 270 south after clapper road. ra jammed from frederick down andna then again towards the spur. tons of stop and go traffic to t watch for as you try to get t through rockville make your way to the beltway.ay in your opinion and outer loop jams in the, outer loop by new hampshire, inner slow by the wilson bridge. maryland commute 95 remains slow southbound northbound a bitbod heavy towards baltimore as well. 50 ribbed of inbound remains slow as you make your 410 to 201 much heads if you you're comingu in from annapolis you'll hit the usual slow zones.on same story in virginia. earlier fredericksburg crashes did clear but very heavy traffic as you lead into stafford andora again into dale city and thenhe again on 66. o get an early start. and back a great play list whilh like what we're rock

to the new carrollton station. we have all the other servicece details on our website fox5dc.com.heck carefully before making travel plans this weekends. >> if you are staying in thetayi area this weekends, we hope thae you will join us for a fox 5 two part special presentation. beyond the lens, salutingalut america's military. we'll hon nor those who server t and continue to serve our our country. first installment airs tonight at 10:30t tonight at 10:30. second installment airs on sunday memorial day five 30 p.m. right here on fox 5. >>> kevin mccarthy known for for going beyond the lens. with his unique take on the newest film said to hit theaters. >> x-men apocalypse kevin test us if it is yet another hit the franchisees. >> x-men apocalypse, he hasas directed some of the best filmss ever, usual suspect, master piece in my mind in the x-men universe, one of my favorite films were you first class. this film itself is starting james mack a voi. evan peters he's phenomenal. quick silvers running around that room trying to save him from that prison. that scene is one of the best t

silver line service running between east and new carrollton. stations closed there. vienna, done lohring and west falls church. take shuttle buses between the stations if that helps you. on the red line delays every 8 to 16 minutes here also have delays yellow and green line running every 12 to 15 minutes. silver/blue line delays every 20 minutes and memorial day holiday schedule overen 7:00 to midnight operating on a weekend schedule. have a safe, happy holiday. >> thanks, melissa. >>> not everything makes it past governor larry hogan's desk. he vetoed five bills friday. two bills related to transportation, another measure iran cruising maryland's use of rue newable energy. one of the bims required the state to save money to pay for a $1 billion replacement for the harry w. memorial bridge spanning between southern maryland and the northern neck of virginia. >>> a prince george's teacher on administrative leave and charged with sexual abusing a student. vincent mcduffie taught at forestville high school pap 17-year-old told police mcduffie had sexual contact with he

metrorail orange line, delays at new carrollton from an earlier train malfunction in vienna. >>> it isa officials may be making a strong play to attract the fbi to the state. the "washington post" reports that they surrounded some of the costly obstacles -- or surmou surmounted rather costly obstacles to develop a springfield site. virginia is vying with two sites in maryland for the cproject. >>> imagine your flight being delayed three separate times. that is what happened on monday for passengers on board a leenlg yabt airlines flight. a passenger had a medical issue and then electrical problems forceded it to turn away once it was in the air. later boards was stopped when a piece of emergency equipment had to be infected. everybody on board was eventually able to get t destination. >>> to most everyone, airport travel was better than anticipated this holiday weekend. airports say they worked hard to keep security lines short yesterday. it is a trend they want to continue as we enter the busy summer travel season. lines were the longest in places such as denver and sacramento. >> i h

it's an orange-blue-silver line on the new carrollton side of metro center.t getting this from social media from metro itself saying it is trying to determine if it is a track problem due to an insulator this is a track problem and concluding there will be some significant delays right now possibly through the afternoon rush at federal center southwest. more information as it comes in, but for now i'm scott macfarl e macfarlane. >>> storm team 4 is tracking what else. more rain. the showers just won't let up around here. v.j. is back with us. any light at the end of the tunnel? >> yes, there is. i'm smiling because it is going to come this upcoming weekend. what it looked like today is what it looked like the day before that and the day before that and the day before that. you get the idea. we've just been in it, but now we can start smiling because we're at the end of it. tomorrow will be our last soggy day. here's a look at the weather pattern and when it is going to start breaking. rain chances friday way up here. 90% chance. the weekend we flatten out fai

silver line operate between new carrollton and reston east. the i vienna and west fall church will be simons charged with first degree sex abuse, robbery and kidnapping. both attack happen on the red line. once they got off the train at the friendship heights station the victim said the man sexual assaulted her. later that day the police say simons robbed a second victim at the vanness metro stop but stop -- van ness metro stop. but arrested there. we are watching breaking news in poolesville. these are live pictures from news chopper 7. this is happening on darstown road and bealsville road if you know the area. this is a single vehicle accident. no one else has been hurt. there are power outages caused by the down pole. michelle: he is only 26 years old but a northern virginia man is now facing the possibility of decades in supporting isis. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg now has more on an indictment that authorities hope could lead to more information about the global terror network. >> 26-year-old, a cab driver from woodbridg

she spent most of her years in new carrollton waited for a sign and quit her job and signed up. >> shed they were taking women. she went in and she signed up. instead of getting on the bus and going to work. cheryl: at age 21, she was off to a military base in california to replace the men on the front lines in world war ii. her grand daughter is inspired. >> she took a train across the country to join the base in san diego. five or a seven-day trip. >> two years of active duty and six more in reserve. she met her husband also a marine at the jerry lewis telethon. her friend is another trail blazer. >> many of them. cheryl: momma marine celebrated many firsts including the first female commander of the american legion post in greenbelt. at arlington national cemetery, cheryl conner, abc7 news. alison: wow! lovely story. leon: got a chance to acknowledge that moment. and the life of service. alison: exactly. we will do more about memorial day because coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00", we will take you back to arlington. we will have a closer look at the effort to get a flag on every grav

trains between stadium armory and minnesota avenue on saturday, today, between the stadium and new carrolltonops on sunday. and on the blue line, shuttle buses replacing trains sunday between stadium armory and capital heights. >>> right in downtown d.c., a lot of people are getting in touch with their wild side. >> right. all part of a hands-on event showcasing exhibits, art, other family-friendly activities. megan mcgrath has a lookness. >> reporter: the aquatic gardens, a park teeming with wildlife. >> lots of different small fish. >> reporter: and it's the job of the national park service to keep an eye on things and document what's in the parks and make sure everything is thriving. >> we're over here in kenilworth in d.c. and in this magical garden. >> reporter: it's not an easy task. it requires a lot of manpower. so the national park service is enlisting the help of volunteers. folks willing to get in boats, grab nets and other tools and count the critters. >> we're on quest to discover everything. so we're looking for spiders and dragonflies. we're going to be doing some sound monitor

orange, blue, silver line speed restrictions in the direction of new carrollton and largo until closingoday. have those slowdowns. beltway typically slow up top, but actually quite light volume especially for 6:30 in the morning. i sa inbound 4, a crash blocking a lane. >>> we are watching the roads as many of you head out of town for the holiday weekend. right now chopper 4 flying over i-66 in fauquier county. you can see traffic moving okay out there right now. coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll take you live to the bay bridge for a look at traffic will. >>> holiday travel can almost always mean plenty of traffic and lon lines and many of you are making your way through the nation's airports. you need to be ready for a little bit of a wait checkpoint. derrick ward has a look at how the lines are moving right now. >> reporter: they're moving at a pretty good clip. we've been here since early this morning before dawn and i can tell you that the volume at that hour was pretty much what you see at midday on a normal day. of course a lot of people getting ready to leave town for the holi

. >> and jean filed a police report with the new carrollton police department, and the investigatorsre going to be inve investigating. if you have a consumer problem that you need help with, call the 4 response team. i'm susan hogan, news4 >> and now, here is storm team 4 forecast. >> when are we going the be seeing the sunshine? that is one of the big questions that a lot of you have, and the other is when will will we break out of the pattern? talk about the first, the next chance of sunshine is friday in the afternoon hours. we are tracking a weather front that is while it has been over the nation's midsection for some time, and part of the ohio valley, too, and bring us rain this the afternoon hours fridayk and we have rain there at 2:00, and the temperature, and the change is sunshine for friday afternoon, and the temperatures will rise into the mid-70s for the sunshine, and late afternoon, and pretty decent friday evening, and we will talk about the friday forecast if you are going out. looking at baltimore, and columbia, and the slow rain is making its way out of here, but wha

the light rain will connect prince george's county from new carrollton to bethesda. dompbl >>> do you ever think how much food is wasted? michael curtain is the ceo of d.c.'s central kitchen and is helping the group feedback be put on today's event. it's unsettled while we waste so much food and many people go hungry. >> we have this tragic disposition in our country and are trying to bring about this reality. >> this event takes place on the ronald reagan building in downtown washington. and apparently there are going to be serving -- d.c. central kitchen does so much work to help people throughout the city. >> and this event really is not so much aimed at you and me, it's aimed at industry, baked food producers and farms that don't necessarily -- there's a bruised tomato or something and theys to it as opposed to sending it off. and the tomato is still good. >> some restaurants cannot give away food that has not been eaten, that sort of thing. >>> we'll take a live look outside. we are off to another cold, cloudy, rainy start. the sun is just starting to come up. b

starting saturday morning, silver line service relaces the orange line to new carrollton.tions west of east falls church are closed . vienna, west falls church. the bus service there only. there will be single tracking on the silver, blue, red and now important to note this is the last weekend of the rail service after midnight. safe track begins june 3. next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a federal study finds a link between cell phones and cancer. but there is a difference for men and women. and a catch. the risk next. plus the takata air bag recall expands yet again. the millions of vehicles already recalled. just the tip of the iceberg. a live look at the harley davidson in fairfax. a nice night to be out there. perfect evening for those participating in the annual rolling thunder events. we'll be right back. check in with jonathan elias again coming up at 5:00. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment michelle: children, teens, adults becoming addicted to their cell phone. t.j. holmes has the tell-tale sign of addicti

and the new carrollton police department said they are investigating this potential fraud case. ou have a consumer problem, you need help solving it, contact our nbc4 responds team for help. i'm susan hogan, news4. >>> the new trump international hotel here in d.c. will have a new chef. david burke will replace chef jose andreas and run the blt prime restaurant. andreas withdrew after trump's controversial comments about immigrants. burke received numerous culinary awards. the hotel is expected to open this fall. >>> moving full-speed ahead to address safety on metro. the changes the agency's general manager is promising to safety is compromised. >>> and also ahead, the generosity to help a virginia family pay for college after a thief stole thousands of dollars in tuition money from them. >>> and breaking news on the beltway. a backup, how long it was as how mh extra timeuc >>> a happy ending to a woman who had her tuition money stolen. you may remember this video of a woman picking up a purse and leaving the dunkin donuts in falls church. that purse belonged to maria esteves. >

jean also filed a complaint with the new carrollton police department.hey are investigating this potential fraud case. if you have a case you need help solving, contact our nbc4 response team for help. i'm susan hogan, news4. >>> another happy ending to tell you about for a student whose tuition money was stolen. you might remember this video of a woman picking up a purse as she was leaving a dunkin donuts in falls church back in february. that church belonged to maria esteves who had $10,000 in it. she and her daughter were headed to penn state to pay her daughter's tuition. course hero heard what happened and gave th officially our 15th consecutive day of rain. and it's not going anywhere yet. when we can expect things to finally dry out and whether the kids will need the rain boots is at 5:41. >>> and the hunt continues for the man who sexually assaulted an area teen. what police are doing to ramp up their search efforts. >>> and as we mentioned, donald trump and bernie sanders picked up another win in last night's primary. so will their victory impac

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an example i gave to the managers when i saw them, at new carrollton station in front of a cabinet, an emergency cabinet that puts it on the track to rescue people, our vendor parked a very large equipment piece in front of it. that shouldn't happen. i shouldn't be taking photos of that. that's something our employees see and say, that's wrong, fix it. that's the cultural change we have to get to. mrs. comstock: ok. and can we go back to the rape incident and report. why wasn't that made public at the time? why didn't we know about it? mr. wiedefeld: because it was solved within hours. we knew who the person was. they were pursuing the person. within hours we apprehended that person. we do report out all crime statistics quarterly at a minimum to the board where we go through every event that we have. mrs. comstock: can that also be reported -- have those crime statistics on the website by station or by whatever way so we all know that immediately? i appreciate that it was solved quickly. i guess the criminal used a smart card, is that -- mr. wiedefeld: a combination of that and our tv

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an example i gave to the managers when i saw them, at new carrollton station in front a cabinet, an emergency cabinet that puts it on the track to rescue people, our vendor parked a very large equipment piece in front of it. that shouldn't happen. i shouldn't be taking photos of that. that's something our employees see and say, that's wrong, fix it. that's the cultural change we have to get to. mrs. comstock: ok. and can we go back to the rape incident and report. why wasn't that made public at the time? why didn't we know about it? mr. wiedefeld: because it was solved within hours. we knew who the person was. they were pursuing the person. within hours we apprehended that person. we do report out all crime statistics quarterly at a minimum to the board where we go through every event that we have. mrs. comstock: can that also be reported -- have those crime statistics on the website by station or by whatever way so we all know that immediately? i appreciate that it was solved quickly. i guess the criminal used a smart card, is that -- mr. wiedefeld: a combination of that and our tv cameras a