the northwest winds have already reached the northwest corner of the news4 nation. it will be here befo you know it. we begin, if you can delay yourr run ike ride for another hour or two, everything will be okay. sun up in 30 minutes w stillting on the northwest wind in the washington area. still have a south wind at six. temperature, 70 degrees.no but thehwest winds have reached hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester here. sot is coming. it's less than 100 miles away. it's blowing on in. a mild and still muggy start to the day so far. but that will turn the corner shortly long before noon. probably somewhere by 7:00 or 8:00. northwest winds will be here, it will be on the breezy side, as well. no one's goingto complain about that, though. falling humidity and then temperatures today will peak in the upper 70s and low 80s. 's not going to stay cool and wefreshing and low humidity for long. et it for today and tonight and early -- the early trts of he day tomorrow. eventually will big ridge of high pressure south and west will take over our weather on sunday. it's going

it happened on irving and 16th street in northwest. police say in both cases the attacker brokent through baseme windows. >>> commuter alert. starting tomorrow, metro will shutown six stations in northern virginia for maintenance. every station south of reagan national airport on the blue ane yellow lis will be closed so metro can repair platforms. the shutdown is expected to last until september 8. go to thep nbc washington apd search "metro shutdown" for ar work-nds. >> roads going to be packed again as people head out of town for memorial day weekend. to avoid the traffic, get on the road before 10:00 this morning. both maryland and virginia are lifting construction live olated lane closures thrh the weekend to free up some space on the roads. trfollow first 4 fic, too, on twitter, for latest on accidents and shutdowns. more than ale million pe are driving or flying for the holiday this year. >>> and 4:37 is the time., coming up spacex sends another rocket into the sky. what the ovnight launch has to do with getting you a faster int

and the fact that abraham lincoln comes out of the northwest territory, comes out of illinois. ulysses s. grant comes out of ohio, and so forth. that is not just by chance. we need to understand that. you can never underestimate by the impact or the importance of luck. i think someone could teach a great course in american history on luck, good luck and bad luck. if the wind had been a different direction in new york when washington and his army were trapped on long island, trapped in brooklyn, that would have ended the war right then, if the british had been able to bring their fleet of the east river. because there was no way of getting out. because the wind held through the night, and then when the winds started to ease off, it would have been impossible to bring the british fleet up the east river. fog sent in that made it impossible -- possible for the remaininging part of washington's army to escape without loss of life. unbelievable. and we cannot just take that for granted. brian: i am quite to ask you, anywhere in this clip, this goes back to 1962 in a movie called "ad

of the 18th century to found the first legal community, settlement, in all of what was called the northwesterritory. that territory north and west of the ohio river, which would ultimately make up five very famous and important states -- ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan, and wisconsin. it was an area as large as all of the original 13 colonies, 13 states, and there was nobody as yet living there, except native americans and wolves and bears and rattlesnakes and you name it. but there was also fabulous, deep soil. this was a group of people who were veterans of the revolutionary war, and they had been paid in what was then the longest war in our history, up until the time of vietnam, eight and a half years. they had been paid in what was called scrip, and it was virtually worthless, maybe $.10 on the dollar. this was a way to compensate that for the veterans. most of them at the start were veterans of the revolution. they were people used to hard work and adversity, not just in the war, but on the farms of new england, which were shallow soil, lots of stones. and here was the opportunity to

turkish officials say a working group with russia on northwest syria will could be soon it didn't give more details but the offensive continues dozens of civilians have been killed and nearly 200000 displaced many more remain trapped not just in a war zone but in a geo political struggle so. be root. now the rights group amnesty international says it has evidence of war crimes may have been committed in libya. the warlord khalifa haftar has waged a 6 week long offensive to capture the capital tripoli from the un recognized government amnesty has gathered witness statements and compiled satellite images which it says reveal unlawful rocket attacks on the neighborhood of tripoli the group is calling for an international investigation well iran's foreign minister says u.s. sanctions are unacceptable and uncalled for but insists his country is committed to the 2015 nuclear deal shop at the reef is in tokyo for a meeting with prime minister shinzo japan is a u.s. ally that depends on a rainy an oil earlier this month washington ended waivers that allowed japan and others to buy crude oil fr

over the hills and coasts of northwest england.m scotland and northern ireland and a few patches over towards the west coast of scotland as we head through the end of the night. mild night, 9—13 degrees the overnight lows and then for the weekend, mixed weather fortunes again, really. quite cloudy and humid across the north and west of the uk with outbreaks of rain for the second half of the weekend, so saturday definitely the better of the two days. further south, some warm if not hot spells of sunshine and feeling quite humid on saturday. sunday, start to see some rain moving in from the west, but perhaps not reaching east anglia and southeast england until evening time. saturday's forecast then. got a front heading in bringing a bit of patchy rain to north wales and northwest england, but will not last too long before some brighter weather, too. scotland and northern ireland, not as much rain around. but it will stay rather cloudy and temperatures for many into the high teens, but the sunshine across eastern wales and across the

thank you for joining us hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing a wave of airstrikes in northwest syria as government and russian warplanes pound rebel positions. 27 civilians have been killed in tuesday's attacks but that number is expected to rise as the government intensifies a few years push from the south health officials in the opposition held province say government rockets have this for the hospital in the town of 5 newborn and aleppo have also been targeted forcing syrian civilians to flee towards turkey. well the u.s. state department has called the escalation of violence reckless serious humanitarian situation is also. in the focus of talks at the u.n. security council from where a diplomatic editor james bays reports. yet another meeting on the 5th time it's been raised in the security council since the offensive by the syrian government and russia started yet again though division among council members means there was strong words but no prospect of action for a top humanitarian official made this appeal conta this council take any concrete action when attacks on scho

thank you for joining us hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing a wave of airstrikes in northwest syria as government and russian warplanes pound rebel positions. at least 20 civilians have been killed in tuesday's attacks that number is expected to rise though as the government intensifies if you use push from the south health officials in the opposition held province say government crockett's have destroyed a hospital in the town of foreign aboard hama and aleppo have also been targeted forcing syrian syrian civilians to flee towards turkey well the worsening humanitarian situation in syria has been the focus of talks at the u.n. security council diplomatic editor james bays is that the u.n. you've been following the talks what's come out from the security council so far. well very strong words again because they are very worried about the situation 22 medical facilities have now been hit in the surveillance of by the syrian government and its russian allies that's now gone on a month i can tell you in that period in that month long period we've actually had 5 meetings in which

northwest winds have returned. 73 in washington. u see lots of early morning sunshine. 68 in winchester, 69 in gaithersburg and germantown. 73 in sprgngfield, vinia. 76 by the bay. 74 down in beautiful st. mary's county. temperature high for the day, 83. it will be breezy today. northwest winds up over miles per hour at times. and about your weekend forecast, your gardening weather, honestly, tomorrow will be the best part of the end to do any outdoor gardening. drier weather and less humanity. sunday will be hot and humid for sure. gardening tips for our friends, entice hummingbirds bylanting samplia, honey-- salvia, honeysuckle. nothing wrong with having hummingbirds. how's the mess on 50? >> it's messy.pp chor 4 over this in annapolis. westbound, westbound 50 at cape st. clair road. we had the overturned tractor-trailer. they had to pull it out of the woods. you're getting by just on the left. as chopper zooms out, you can see the eastbound lanes. all the folks headed to the beach, perhaps toward the bay bridge. no problem. nothi

northwest winds are out there, 61 now in gaithersburg and leesburg. 60 in martinsburg. way out here, western maryland, up by deep creek lake, 43 degrees. that borders on chilly right there. meanwhile, closer to 70 once you're down to the western shore of the chesapeake bay. wake-up weather for this o morning, plann temperatures mostly in the 60s. sun's up at 5: and there will be more than in enough sunshe for today, and that refreshing northwest wind. a chance to open up the windows and spreadfresh air into the house. air conditioning season will be back before you know it, melissa. thefo ten-day recast coming up. >>> thank you. first 4 traffic alert, tr ille, a fatal crash investigation. th right side of the road, eastbound 66 before 29, this is shut down. sounds like a car and a tractor-trailer involved. everybody's getting by on the left. right now, it' not a big impact. it could turn that way as thee commut progresses if this hangs around. rest of 66 looks fine. 95 northbound, southbound, there in virginia, no worries. annandale near braddock, two right lanes get by

but a refreshing northwest breeze today. temperatures are going to continue to fale the next coup of hours, and there won't be a big rebound in afternoon temperature pea either. dropping into the 50s this morning in the shenandoah valley. still mostly in the 60s around town. western ost of o suburbs here will probably still drop below 0 degrees before -- below 60 degrees before 7:00. still milder byhe bay. your planner then for the next couple of days, a comfortable breeze today. lots of sunshine and a delightful day coming up tomorrow. the next chance at rain doesn't sh until thursday. meanwhile, friends and neighbors in the midwest are really taking it on the chin. look at this severe weather now extending from way down in far southern texas near the big bend, all the way across oklahoma, kansas, into missouri. all this severe weather is lifting northbound, if you're traveling today on plane toward chicago or st. louis, be on the lookout, there will be significant flight delays there. for us, though, high pressure is pushi

it's a worsening humanitarian situation in northwest syria there are reports of up to one hundred fifty thousand people on the move heading north towards the border with turkey escaping what has been described as the fiercest bombardment in months. and we only brought what we can we have nothing but syrian and russian planes are continuing to target villages across southern adlib and northern hama it's been more than a week now dozens of civilians have been killed the united nations is calling for an urgent deescalation and a recommitment to the cease fire especially after schools and health facilities were targeted the u.n. is closely monitoring the situation. there are contingency plans. being revised in terms of supply and funding for the same time we are also reports . of their operations. in the region syrian government troops have for the first time pushed into rebel territory taking some ground in northwest and it's only the beginning of what is expected to be a difficult and costly battle. is against political blackmail under military pressure and by the russians to enter our pu

winds have switched around to the northwest. as a result, it will be a much cooler day today than yesterday. a reallyrefreshing morning. a cooling breeze from the northwest all afternoon. so temperatures today will be back close to average. our average high is 77, of erday was our first the year. that warmer air will be back before you know it. let's enjoy today and tomorrow. 55 now in winchter. 65 in springfield, virginia. 59 in ellicott city. 71 for annapoli 65 in arlington. as you plan your day, sunshine,m breezy at t. if you're looking for something to compla about, it will be breezy, northwest winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. comfortable for sure. ternoon highs in the low to m 70s. loving that. again, it won't last, the cool weather, for very i'll give you the forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to thene ws. >> thank you.2. 5:0 >>> today the archdiocese of washington will get a new leader. history wilbe made in the process. erthe first african-aman will be installed as archbishop. live s4's justin finch at the basilica

so could see a little bit of damp weather getting into north wales and northwest england and still quited and northern ireland where he will feel quite human with a few patches of rain especially around western coasts and heels and cloud working again across the southern and eastern wells and a good part of england and sunshine comes out it will feel very warm. two pictures up to 28 celsius towards london and southeast england. through saturday not commit we will see further changes as weather fronts begin to move we will see further changes as weatherfronts begin to move in we will see further changes as weather fronts begin to move in off the atlantic bringing some heavy rain across northern ireland and pushing into scotland and parts of northwest england and wales as we head through saturday night. a mild and muggy kind of night towards the southeast of england and then through sunday, a cold front will slowly push its way eastwards but it isa slowly push its way eastwards but it is a slow kind of system. for east anglia and southeast england, much of the day should stay warm with dep

. 23rd street northwest.r the next few days, while 're off the roads, the pedestrians going up here at the kennedy center will go over the rock creek and potomac parkway from, again, the kennedy center. as we come out like, you can see the cones are up. the track has been shut down to one lane on either side. again, tonight at 8:00 p.m. it will close down completely and will remain closed until tuesday at 5:30 in the morning. you know what that means -- friday and monday, critical crunch days for commutes around here. and even overekhe wed, as well. if you travel this area often, go ahead and start working on your arworknds. we're live on the parkway, justin finch, news4, back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> it's 6:50. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell for he hook at teather ahead. are those the kbulleheads? >> right there. yesterday after a bright and sunny strt, the east/northeast breeze brought in the clouds. perfect walking weather. i got 14,000 steps in yesterday. i'm not sur

for 3 weeks syrian and russian jets haven't left the skies over northwest syria opposition controlled villages across southern and northern. provinces have been targeted very good but i see nothing in those in the middle that the majority of the people of looked to areas further north many were killed in the bombing of a solution there is no ghost town empty of its residents. it's the biggest military escalation since the ceasefire agreed by turkey and russia last september that agreement is now under strain turkey says it is intensifying diplomatic efforts with russia to deescalate the violence but it seems moscow has its own agenda. asked. all right. what's what. if that's true that's what. nato ally turkey is in a difficult position going ahead with a deal to buy russian made s. $400.00 missile system would worsen a troubled relationship with the united states which is threatening sanctions. president treasure time or to the un was also careful not to mention russia's role in the violence in northwest syria he accused the syrian government instead of seeking to sabotage turkey's re

we're talking about road closures beginning at virginia avenue northwest. extending to the i-66-potomac river free air change behind the lincoln memorial. the rock creek trail at f street northwest from the kennedy center to the roosevelt bridge will be closing as well. traffic will be diverted to virginia anue and i-66, the potomac area, as well, too. as for the pedestrians and bicyclist who use the area, the trails, you will be moved to virginia avenue and 23rd street northwest. now as we come back out live here, you do have some time. this begins at 8:00 p.m. this evening andxt will ed until tuesday about 5:30 a.m. so you know what that means. that means traffic backups throughout the weekend. especially during the morning rush and evening rush on friday and phaps in the morning rush, as well, on tuesday morning. so plan ahead and give yourself more time if you use this route to get around on those weekdays. watch out for the weekend, too. back to you. >> all right.th ank you. >>> it's 5:04. a second person has died as a result of the a sri lankaacks on

the northwest flow, there's apo et of rain across central west virginia.hat's indicative of what coming later on. thesare fading more now, but there's a lot of cold air aloft. and that strong may sunshine will destabilize our atmosphere. a sunny start this morning. by lunchtime, skies becoming mostly cloudy. once we get past about 2:00 in the afternoon, watch the bubbling up. showers there. it's not going to rain everywhere. and even if you get rain it won't last long. it could be a 10 or 15-minute rain shower. t you'll wanthave the umbrella just to play it on the safe side. tomorrow, a lite more optimistic for tomorrow. mostly sunny during most of the day. tomorrow's a little, bitty rain chance coming after the sun goes down. tomorrow.pact another chance for afternoon showers on friday. look at that warming trends. 63 today. 71 tomorrow. 75 thursday. 78 friday. and 82 saturday. at's all going in the right direction. >> that is for sure. >>> take a look at this. this is the first time anybody has seen this. this is the sinkhole northbound gw parkway betwee

still a westerly breeze, but a little north and northwest, santa rosa, fairfield only eight.rday this time it was 32 mph which is assigned things are changing usual. 50s and the temperatures not changing very much, low 50s for some and a perfidious for a few, berkeley 54, on the peninsula very close at 56, palo alto and stanford and even belmont over to fremont as well, closer everyone else and not much change. a lot of cloud cover and data from activities still on the four corners we are little bit to the far west with a little fog and for inland areas will burn off sooner. 60s and 70s at the coast and the babe but low 80s inland with a little help from a slight northerly breeze. tomorrow back to fog and temperatures not going very far a nice weekend. >>> gov. newsom is asking for an additional $4 billion in his revised budget. coming up, where the governor says that extra money needs to go. >>> cleaning up the tenderloin, the efforts of making one of san francisco's most troubled neighborhoods safer for everyone. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the ba

we are a little too far to the north and also northwest.be next week we may get a little in here but the models are scaled way back which makes sense. 60s and 70s on the temps. not very far on the highs today. 60s. a little change into the weekend. day-to-day changes. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:21 is the time. a huge gun bust in southern california. up next, the tips that led authorities to a man be more than 1,000 guns in his home. >>> plus, a bay area taqueria giving free food to people in need and that act is encouraging generous customers to do the same. ♪ ♪ i don't care where we go ♪ and i don't care what we do ♪ just take me with you there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc, starting at $40,700. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> an investigation under way after this remarkable scene in los angeles. atf agents received more than a thousand guns out of a home. the l.a. times reports the property is owned by cynthia beck, who has three children with gordon getty, the son of

as we zoom in, in northwest, beech drive at broad and branch have a downed tree. th road is clos there. >> thank you.ve >>> deping this morning, there's a search for an suv in the potomac river. >> what was a rescue effort has turned into a recovery effort. cory smith is live with the latest on this fr roosevelt island. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and eun. as the sun rises, the conditions needed for crews o get back and continue the recovery effort, continue to improve, we'll show you the scene from late sunday night. the call to 911 came in around 9:20 yesterday. someone reporting a car going into the potomac river, an suv. when investigators got to the scene, theykeid spo it to a witness who said they saw the car go into the water. inveigators also found tire tracks indicating that a car had gone in. for hours, crews searched by th air, ey searched by land, and divers in the water, as well. there are no signs of the suv and no signs of anyone who may have been side. the difficult thing about this obviously is that the potomac is a large body o

and activists in the pacific northwest.hy they may not identify as such, there's two of my favorite words in this. they start the whole thing off. how do we sol the problem. >> >> we think of white nationalism and we think of a man. women are totally invisible and white women they've gotten a pass. >> white women really tapping into what white power and supremacy offered them. >> and even a coin that nobody cared about but the woman's suffer ram movement was about white women and some got the reishurns that white sue people si would only be strengthened if they were given the right to vote. just because white folks say it don't mean they play it. >> how do you feel about the red neck revolt? progressive people who are willing to take up arms. >> hey. one of my favorite things. fighting for our civil rights. seattle's longest story coming to fight racism can provide more to those just showing up to the party. these two have spent decades together fighting for the cause of justice. >> i don't want to go too far without noting

that's mostly across the northwest of the uk.shower is on saturday, across southern price in england and sunny spells. already cloudy across northern ireland, that drizzle is going to set in widely across scotland and arrived in northern england during the afternoon. so that's going to depress the temperatures here. further south, nice and warm, 20—22d. in southern parts of england and wales. that weather front bringing the rain and drizzle as we head through saturday, over night into sunday, that low pressure arrives pushing the second weather front in as well. so more extensive rain i think for a scotland that this could be happening too, across northwest england and wales, clearing up a northern ireland. sorry rain pushes to the southeast, and arriving in the afternoon. a bit quicker than we thought early on. temperatures make it up to 20 or 21 are so, we see improvements in northern england and southern scotland, it stays wet in northern scotland. we had that weather front there. not one well move away, we are drying down coo

over the hills and coasts of northwest england.nd and northern ireland and a few patches over towards the west coast of scotland as we head through the end of the night. a mild night, 9—13 degrees the overnight lows and then for the weekend, mixed weather fortunes again, really. quite cloudy and humid across the north and west of the uk with outbreaks of rain for the second half of the weekend, so saturday definitely the better of the two days. further southwards, some warm if not hot spells of sunshine and feeling quite humid on saturday. sunday, start to see some rain moving in from the west, but perhaps not reaching east anglia and southeast england until evening time. saturday's forecast then. we've got a front heading in bringing a bit of patchy rain to north wales and northwest england, but will not last too long before some brighter weather, too. scotland and northern ireland, not as much rain around. but it will stay rather cloudy and temperatures for many into the high teens, but the sunshine across eastern wales and acros

northwest winds arod 15 to 25 miles per hour.hat broad northwest flow will bring a pocket of cold air overhead during the day. future weather, sunshine to start. aftok about 11:00, at the clouds tarting to build you -- starting to build up there. into the afternoon, 2:00, 3:00, bam. little chances for fast-moving rain showers on that northwesterly flow. wear your fleece this morning, and have the umbrea with you just to play it on the safe side. we are in an improving weath pattern after today. back to 70 tomorrow, 75 thursday. near 80 on friday. and i think the weekend isoing to be nice and warm. low to mid 80s with nice, low rain chances. we might go four or five days amelissa. how do you like that? >> that wog.d be amazin i'm looking forward to it. >>> northbound gw parkway between 123 and the beltway, still shut down.un northbolanes blocked to the sinkhole that opened up over the weekend. all northbound lanes still pushed on to 123. they are hoping to get it out of the way by this evening's commuop. inner lo, outer loop, no b

as the rege moves in, w get on the cool northwest side of it ytoday. todaeally nice. tonight super comfortable. tomorrow, as well. as the front settles down just to the south. however, that warm front comes back over us saturday night. that means a humidity more and enough of it on sunday. chance for a shower and thunderstorm. same story on monday. not quite a hot as it will be on sunday. tuesday may be the beginning of a very hot stretch that will continue into the middle of flex week. more about that with the ten-day forecast coming up. for now, let's go to traffic. >>> good morning. looking at the bay bridge. eastbhind, westbound, everytng nice and clear. if you're headed out, remember to travel really early in the morning or late at night. perhaps get the kiddos to sleep in the car.g, silver sprinouter loop after georgia avenue, left shoulder still blocked by the tractor-trailer crash from earlier. it was jackknifed an partial blocking some lanes there. they now have all of that on the shoulder. that, of course, is great. taking a look at merryfield, right lane ge

hundreds of thousands of people of airstrikeswave in northwest syria as russian warplanes pound rebel positions. at least 27 civilians have been killed in tuesday's attacks but that number is expected to rise and the government intensifies a furious push from the south. health officials from the idlib province say government forces have destroyed a hospital. they have been targeted, forcing syrian civilians to flee towards turkey. the u.s. state department called the escalation of violence reckless. the humanitarian situation has been the focus of talks at the un security council. james reports. james: yet another meeting on time it hasifth been raised in the security council since the offensive by the syrian government. yet again, division among councilmembers means there were strong words but no prospect of action. a top humanitarian official made this appeal. council take any concrete action when attacks on schools and hospitals have become a war tactic that no longer sparks outrage? is there nothing to be said or done when indiscriminate bombs are dropped in civilian areas? >> amb

and that rain will continue on and off across the northwest of the uk, through the rest of the night we'll see a few mist and fog patches around coast and hills, may be an odd spit of drizzle, but it will be mild and breezy 13 and 1a degrees widely, and a bit cooler than that again for northern scotland. now for the northwest of the uk, we have got more rain for friday and a wet start to the day in northern ireland with that rain pushing into the far north of england and scotland, where we could see a0 or 50 mm over the western hills in scotland. enough to cause some localised surface water flooding issues and big puddles building up on the roads as the day goes by. now away from the weather front, we've got a quite a bit of dry weather, a few mist and fog patches to start off with, but the cloud should turn to thinner breaks, with some spells of sunshine coming through once again. it will feel quite breezy, quite humid outside. temperatures likely to peak again at around 23, maybe 2a celsius with the highest temperatures, where we do get the best of the brakes in the cloud across ea

school health centers and residential areas have all been hit in the northwest of syria the u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months their strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is a proportionality backed national row and. protected. nearly a hundred and forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close to the border with turkey and many more are expected to arrive soon sort of al-jazeera. mass protests are taking place in sudan where demonstrators are staged a million strong march to press for a civilian government protest leaders say the military isn't serious about handing over power after ousting long time ruler omar bashir the two sides have agreed on forming a joint civilian military council to run sudan but her own over the details the african union has given sudan's military another sixty days to hand over power to civilians or it will f

connecticut avenue at jennier street, wash northwest. top of the beltway, no major delays. 44 miles per hour. 66 and 95 rolling along nicely. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. eun? >> melissa, thank you. e > take a look at this preview of an incrediblsight you could get to see today.e ue angels took to the air yesterday above annapolis for a super nice performance. it is alway cool to see this. they'll have another one at 2:00 at annapolis. you can watch narrated air show at the naval academy graduation. heads up, the bridge over the river will be closed this afternoon during the performance. never gets old. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. the futureers h ford is teaming up with a robotics company to deliver a two-legged robot. it will unfold itself, grab a package, walk up to your door. can lift up to 40 pounds, walk up stairs and can get bumped without losing its balance. with yournbc morning business report, i'm frank holland. >> no, sir. it's not walking up to my >>doo no? >> that would sc

. >> it the festival moved to spring treet, the heart of herndon is here at northwest federal credit union and love it there with trees and picnic tables and grassy areas to hang out and more room for the carnival. if you have a stroller and you are going to love it because there are no hills to navigate. i remember those days. so hope you come down and join us. a it islast. >> on sunday the headlining

in winter, the skies over northwest indiana where dr.k weinberger practiced medicine usually have all the luster of wet cotton. but for weinberger and his wife, michelle, late december, 2001 was just another blue sky, caribbean holiday. >> it's gorgeous. >> it's a beautiful day here. >> it's perhaps good that the happy couple couldn't see the future on a day such as this, because there was so much unhappiness ahead. in three years, he would be on the run somewhere in europe, and shea would be alone, broken hearted and bankrupt. of course, they had no way of seeing any of this coming. not here. not on this night. >> new year's eve, 2002. i've never been so happy in my whole life. this has been my dream. >> but far to the north in indiana one of dr. weinberger's patients, phyllis barnes. her sister says her road to hell began three months earlier when she went to see dr. weinberger. >> she had trouble catching her breath. she seemed to have sort of cold-like symptoms or bronchitis. she just seemed run down. >> you thought it might be aller

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as a northwest breeze or a north breeze taking in for santa rosa and hardly in a delta breeze which is a couple of indicators usually it will not be as cool today. davis also has a north breeze. 50s on the temps, all signs point towards the spring of lower, low 50s for just about everybody, quite active southern california into the four corners but look a little better for us here. all the heat up in the pacific northwest and seattle and portland will have record highs in the northerly breeze will give us a quick warm-up today. tomorrow will come back into the west and fog will be back in the 60s, 70s and low 80s today. 6:01 am and sal will start with ?>> the richmond bridge, steve, it already has a little backup, and it becomes part of a normal thing so not friday light sometimes on fridays we have lighter commutes but this is not one of them unfortunately and looking at the e. shore freeway, this looks better, when you get to the bay bridge there is a pretty robust backup minutes before you make it onto the span. looking at some of the east bay commutes come highway for a little less

we have a northwest flow coming in, in the cold air is taking a plunge into the sierra nevada, northeast california. freeze warning out for may 1. 30s, 40s, 50s for us, we will begin a little bit of a warm- up, there is a slight easterly breeze.

school health centers and residential areas have all been hit in the northwest of syria the u.n. say they are the most intensive barrel bomb attacks in fifteen months their strikes follow the killing of at least sixty syrian soldiers and their allies during opposition attacks in the last couple of weeks. to assure that there is a proportionality backed national row and. protected. nearly one hundred and forty thousand syrians have fled the latest bombardment of the war within the last three months. many of them have managed to travel close.

to the closure happening in northwest. are running into road closed egns on th rock creek parkway. >> news4's justin finch isri t by the roosevelt bridge near the kennedy center and joins us live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. not just drivers butedestrians and bicyclists, too, when they come down to the rock creek earkway by the kennedy center. you'll see th flashing lights, cones up, crews are working, and way in the back, heavy lifting here. you won't see things quite the same until early next week. an overview about what's happening. the rock creek area, that stretch by the kennedy center, vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic here is being moved to nearby virginia avenue and 23rd. and other roads and ramps in this area nearby,s well. the closures are in place for this so that crews can install a new pedestrian idge from the center that will go over toward the water. it's on traffic to open in early september. it's just one of several new enhancements now underway at the kennedy center. so as w

in doha it looks like it's going to be a hot one on wednesday the winds a feeding down from the northwest and so that's ensuring it's a very dry as of the temperatures can get that little bit high up by the time we get to 1st day though the winds will swing round to dragging in civil war and so the temperatures won't get quite so high 38 degrees will be our maximum but it will feel very sticky as the humidity is the important point at the moment the further towards the south of this plenty of drawing weather across the southern parts of africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most likely showers all the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. whether sponsored by qatar airways. i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of reality whether on line. that is in plants with in the global federation and it is really hard to get a piece of that or if you join or. become their mind this is a dialogue everyone has a voice to talk to us and i live you to chat and you too can be in the street join the colobus conversation on how to 0. welcome back you're w

saturday's forecast, whether front hair bringing a bit of patchy rain to north wales in northwest englandwith the force of scotland not as much rain around but probably will stay rather cloudy, temperatures for many into the high teens went where we see the sunshine, become a warm if not hot at temperatures up to 28 celsius across london a southeast england. sunday, low pressure in charge in this area rain is a cold front and pushing his way in, outbreaks of rainfor many pushing his way in, outbreaks of rain for many areas, the rain that really reaching east anglia. here, staying dry sunny and warm, temperatures into the mid—20s from otherwise, brisk westerly winds picking up and there will be blowing in some fresh air and temperature is not too low, highest between 17 and 20, for many on sunday, looking into next week, not looking too great really. unsettle, there will be spells of rain around at times. that is your latest weather. goodbye for now. this is bbc news, i'm chris rogers. the headlines at eight o'clock. topshop boss sir philip green has been charged with four counts of misdem

in doha it looks like it's going to be a hot one on wednesday the winds a feeding down from the northwest and so that's ensuring it's a very dry as of the temperatures can get that little bit high up by the time we get to 1st day though the winds will swing round to dragging in some will and so the temperatures won't get quite so high 38 degrees will be our maximum but it will feel very sticky as the humidity is the important point at the moment the further towards the south of this plenty of drawing weather across the southern parts of africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most likely showers all the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. the weather sponsored by qatar airways name allowed the i was born in the same year as this one invoice i feel as though the state is my mother. in law because of celebration for some a catastrophe for others the nakba is still going on they put my sons in jail so every day i feel this protest for a few twice over al-jazeera world tells the stories of palestinian and israeli women born in the same year but on o

northern sea route, northwest passage or someday, across the top, the trans-arctic passageway. all three of them converge in the bering strait. iss region of interest particularly of interest to understand how it will change in the future. currently, most trans-arctic shipping, almost all of it, correct me if i'm wrong, is limited to the northern sea route. we expect this transit along the passageway to continue to grow. cosco announced intentions to continue to send voyages through the northern sea route. largely beenty has dominated by small cruise ships, adventurers, and large cruise ships as well. i anticipate this pattern will continue, that there will not be a large amount of traffic going through the northwest passage but there is a large exception. the mary river mine is currently producing some of the worlds highest quality iron ore. ships sailed all across the northern sea route to deliver these goods to asia, rather than go west through the northwest passage. there may be an opportunity in the next couple years for vessels to take that route. there areeasy to say shi

in response to all of this, the redneck revolt has spread to the pacific northwest too.s right. this guy is a good guy? wait a minute. that wu-tang hat is a good sign. i'm headed to meet the seattle area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club. in the backwoods, doing their thing. >> yeah. ♪ >> today on "the united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already ringing ears, they're taking a break from the shooting which is giving me an opportunity to pull aside members jules, foz and duke. so what made you decide to want to join up? >> i grew up in a really rural area and that's kind of part of my identity. >> yeah. >> it's been a hard thing to find a place on the left because it seems to be the thing of either you're against guns or you're against gays and black people -- >> humanity. >> that's sort of the trade off. >> yeah. >> i think this organization felt like a place that matched my politics and my history. >> okay. because, you know, john brown gun club, john brown certainly was not right-wing as we define it now. all right. let's talk abo

in doha it looks like it's going to be a hot one on wednesday the winds are feeding down from the northwest and so that's ensuring it's a very dry as of the temperatures can get that little bit high up by the time we get to 1st day though the winds will swing round to dragging in some more moisture and so the temperatures won't get quite so high 38 degrees will be our maximum but it will feel very sticky as the humidity is the important point at the moment the further towards the south of there's plenty of drawing weather across the southern parts of africa but in the northwest of our map that's where the most lively show is on the northern parts of angola for the southeast cooled in cape town. celebrations in sudan as the military council and opposition alliance finally reach an agreement on a transition period but that's sticking points remain. and how he'd seen this is i'll just see right now live from doha also coming up signs of weakness for china's economy as growth in retail sales hits a 16 year low. arrest in sri lanka as the government's investigates growing violence against muslim

northwest-northwest west, a gust to 25. northwest san jose, the lowest diving into central and southern california so we're on the drier northern side of it. i don't think there is much left shower activity except the santa cruz coast. that is just a teeny bit hanging on, but that is even working its way southward. >>> upper 40s, low 50s around black hawk and concord. 52 sanford dublin. also that is chilly here, but we'll rebound today with 70s in the inland temperatures, but another low on the weekend. 60s, 70s on your temperatures. 6:01. so far, so good? >> better than it was yesterday. that is for sure steve. we have some issues out there, but in general the commute is better. let's start with the east shore freeway and show you what it is like for the drivers on the east shore yesterday, it took almost an hour. we have a big crash. that definitely is a lot better than it was. this is a lack now at the bay bridge. it is backed up for 10 to 15 minutes wait. southbound 680 a couple of issues near pleasant hill road and tra