melissa nord is here with the forecast. >> we are starting out fairly quiet on thursday.l turn windy but the winds will help to bump the temperatures up into the 70s. it will be a warm thursday but a windy one for sour. not a good day for hats. not a great skirt day either, ladies. temperatures in the upper 50s. mild start to the day. reagan national, calm winds. the winds by the lunch hour will begin to pick up. 59 in the district. 36 in frederick. there are cooler spots especially the further north and west you go of the metro area. 55 manassas. fredricksburg 58. day planner today takes temperatures up to the 70s. in a few minutes we are talking about how high the winds will be gusting. we will have the forecast coming up. >> melissa, thanks. earlier road construction could slow you down on the inner loop of the beltway between springfield and 634 where the right lane is closed. traffic gets by on the left. beltway south of braddock road, traffic is light. nothing will be working against you at this point. all in all a good start. marc train riders, a lot of delays and

larry miller will have traffic mow men tarps but melissa nord is in with the forecast.lear out. >> we are starting to see the showers clear out. heading out right now it's a sloppy mess. we have rain widespread and these embedded areas where we have moderate rain rates. water will sit on the roadways because the rain is persistent. up to the north and west where you meet up with i-81, 270, you see the orange showing up, that's where we are seeing moderate rain. in the metro, light stuff. throughout the rest of the morning, most of the moderate stuff tracking out of here. we will time that and let you know the forecast for the easter egg roll in a bit. larry? >> so, you know the drill. when the weather takes a

in washington, meteorologist melissa nord, wusa 9 news. >> never gets old looking at those, does it? >>> well it is pay back time for all of those school days lost to the snow this winter. prince george's county says it is 15, 16, 17, and 20, those days in june, are makeup days. monday, june 20 is the last day of school. classes do let out two hours early. so there is that. >> and we probably won't be adding to that number. >> we are pretty safe at this point. >> not that it can't snow a little more. but the snow just doesn't stick this time of the year. >> it is not a closing worth of snow. >> not going to happen. >>> beautiful right now. >> beautiful. >> full moon. did you catch it last night. >> no i was asleep. >> check this out. evan, a photographer friend of mine, one of his hobbies caught this a plane going across it. the full moon was this morning, but technically, we will take that as the full moon last night. and we thank evan for his contribution. and look at this briewfl picture, of the tidal -- beautiful picture of the tidal basin. the cherry blossoms. and all of the peo

her whole house nord. texas, at three tornadoes touched down, injuring four people. >>> an american graduate student was stabbed to death in israeli. 28-year-old taylor force studied at vanderbilt university. the army combat veteran was attacked in a popular tourist spot yesterday in jaffa. a palestinian killed a terrorist. >>> an illegal immigrant of mexico is under arrest. it ended early this morning in eastern missouri. police believe he killed a man in central missouri after shooting four others to death at his neighbor's home monday in kansas. it's unclear if he knew the victims or what the motive never disclosed they fired two shots that missed. >>> the public will be able to file past the casket of former first lady nancy reagan today and tomorrow. she will lie in repose at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. >>> attorney general loretta lynch said she would not want to be a nomination for the supreme court. she says urgent issues need to be resolved at the justice department

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nord was wounded in the shootout and ford's two younger brothers as you saw there also under arrest this morning. they are accused of recording the ambush on their cell phones. >>> as the probe into what caused this packed amtrak train derailment in kansas gets underway the focus now turning to the condition of the train tracks. the ntsb says there are some signs the rail was misaligned but it's too soon to tell exactly what caused seven cars yesterday. more than 30 people were hurt in the accident. but the most of the nearly 150 people on board were able to walk away without injuries. >>> this morning funeral plans are now in place for hillsborough county deputy killed in a wrong way crash over the weekend. we're also learning that deputy john kotfila may have saved sarah gerren is calling the deputy a hero. she and her boyfriend were driving on the selmon expressway when they saw the wrong way driver. she says the deputy passed their car, his patrol car, and took the brunt of the impact. she says she wishes she had a chance to thank the deputy for his selfless act. >> i truly do feel t

we are welcoming in melissa nord, joining our weekend time. >> very happy to be . weekend to start. >> we are tracking potentially snow as we start spring tomorrow. >> say it ain't snow. >> it is? >> snowmygosh. >>> we are tracking what is the beginnings of what is going to be a messy day outside, cold day outside, and ugly day outside for many of us. on the first alert doppler. most of that not reaching the ground. to the west, we have areas where we are seeing snow falling from the higher elevations. we are at a dry start right now, but into the afternoon, we will see a cold rain, and event yulely it will mix with snow into the overnight hours, and there's a winter weather advisory in e higher elevations, and coming up in a few minutes, timing out when it will arrive and talking about when the warmup will finally get here. it's about it. >>> in turkey there was an explosion in the turkish capital in the main shopping district there. it's believed to be a suicide bombing at this point. it's days after two other suicide bombings in the capital city. the group affil

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several shots fired. she got hit in the leg. she's now at uc medical center, is expected to be okay. nord would on the suspects or possible motive at this time. >>> hundreds of kids got a special prescription for good health. >> part of a big push for better brain power. liz bonis, joins us. >> and it's national read across america today. it's also dr. suess's birthday. today, we asked the experts at tri-health, why the personal description for good health is >>> if you find yourself chiming with niya, who is now 9. >> green eggs and ham. one of the many books on the menu for your mind today. this is at bethesda, office of tri-health in norwood. they chose the national, gave the care, which niya needed with the fractured ankle. >> what are you doing when that happened. >> running. >> what did you run into? >> a wall. >>nd a they also wanted to give good practical care. >> the more a kid reads before a school, the more they are prepared for a school. >> the day is part of a rnl laker program, that starts when the children are really little. them to maybe not fear going to the doctor's offi

along withes avits they performers hon nord a ceremony october 20th in annapolis. >>> "good day, charlotte" wakes you up every morning. >> jesse chris is going to be in town to perform at the national kidney foundation gala. >> when is a prom dress more than just a dress. a way can you get involved and send girls to prom all for a good cause. >> "good day, charlotte" tomorrow morning 4:30 to 9:00. amanda: all right, here's a quick final look at your weather. we're seeing a little rain around that's going to continue through the overnight hours. quarter to half inch of rain for most locations. further to the north and west, we could see a little bit in the waive snowfall. maybe one to three inches over the highest elevations. so most of our area is going to remain in the range, temperatures above the freezing mark for much of the overnight. by day break tomorrow, most of that will be long gone and we'll see the clouds breaking into the afternoon and evening hours. another cold front that's coming through saturday during the late-afternoon, evening hours into saturday night, isolated shower

a sufficient number having arisen, nord. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess for a period of less "han 15 minutes.washington jourl continues. host: we are joined at our desk at north carolina republican congresswoman, virginia foxx, senior member of the powerful house rules committee, a member of gop leadership. s are headed voter to the polls today. guest: we have lots of primaries today. we have a senatorial, a gubernatorial primary and the presidential primary, primaries for all of our offices. it's going to be an exciting day in north carolina. host: let's focus on the presidential one. have you endorsed or have any predictions on that? guest: i have not and door to me only prediction i have is the ones i have seen in the news and that is that mr. trump's leading i believe senator cruz, according to the polls coming in second place and senator rubio is in third place. host: i want to get your thoughts. there was a lot of attention on violence at the donald trump rallies. it started w

it would run from russia directly to germany and it would allow the path of the original nord stream pathway and significantly boost the exports to germany. russia playing an additional role. ten european countries are asking the european union to block these projects. the countries believe this would undermine sanctions on russia, increase russia's political leverage over eastern europe. it is estimated it would cost ukraine $2 billion annually in natural gas transit fees they would lose. former ambassador to the european union said this is a bad idea and went on to say if you want to kill europe's lng's strategy go ahead with this pipeline and put more dependence on russia. germany's chancellor has kind of defended the project. we discussed this last october in the committee but since then have heard very little from the top ranking officials. does the administration have a plan to stop this project? if so, what is it? >> in the end this is a european decision. i would note the european commission emphasized the diversity of supply and this project would do nothing to increase dive

there is a fee requirement to participate in community service which is cycle that you have to pay nords to prove you can't pay. in conclusion achieves these reform require the engagement of steak holders including county agency, courts, law enforcement and others but believe together this will bring us closer to something that reflects san francisco value of fairness and justice and ends poverty created by court ordered debt. >> thank you, that was very informative. i'm very interested seeing what we can put in place but there is rule changes and creating new systems that don't exist that take resources as well so it is important to undertake and one that requires a lot of coordination not just member thofz board of supervisors by legislation but city departments under the mayors office >> to help rearrange functions. are we amnesty program or effort that lower the impact of debt and remove it. last up we have carmen [inaudible] from public defenders office. >> thank you supervisor avalos and chair kim. thank you for the opportunity to speak. i work at the public defenders office a mana