precipitation coming you may be seeing some flakes northwest d.c., georgia avenue, tenleytown, gallaudet, chevy chase, columbia. it is going rain la plata, waldorf, fort washington, accokeek, stafford, fredericksburg, spotsylvania counties. the last of the precipitation pushing to the east. the bus stop forecast, a little sun in the morning, and be it cold. by recess, midday in the afternoon, 52 will be the high. it will not feel anything like that. thereafter, a big warm-up. entire forecast coming up. kimberly: a good week to have spring break off if you were somewhere else. even though today was the first day of spring, it didn't feel like it. some people are concerned about the impact on the cherry blossoms. those who visited the title in found cherry blossom still short of peak bloom, which is good news. despite the chilly temperatures, the peak bloom dates are still set for wednesday and thursday. >> we are surprised there are this many people here because of the weather forecast. >> i'm shocked how many people are coming to see this. kimberly: we have not seen anything yet. or 7 an

in northwest d.c., diane cho, abc 7 news. kimberly: when person is dead, a second injured after a shooting this afternoon in jessup, maryland right it happened around 1:00 at a truck stop. police say they are looking for the shooter but this does appear to be an isolated incident. we are keeping a close eye on a lot of developments tonight on the war in terrorism. today a memorial in brussels was taken er post them in streeters raise their hands in nazi salutes and chanted and my immigrant -- ant-immigrant -- anti-immigrant slogans. four people were arrested after 13 more anti-terror raids happened today. in the netherlands, police arrested a 32-year-old man at the request of french authorities on suspicion that he was part of the planning for yet another terror attack. tonight a faction of the talib and is claiming responsibility for a bombing that killed at least 65 people and injured 300 others. andappened this morning pakistan. investigators say the blast was in a park and specifically targeted christians who had gathered

investigators say that the alleged crime happened at this house fire last night on gates road in northwest. d.cfire captain alan nestke is accused of taking an airline book valued at 1100 bucks. he said that he didn't do anything wrong. he told the homeowner he moved the book about 60 feet from that house. he is now on paid administrative leave. >> every website has it own password requirement, some more complicated than others. pretty soon, your face could replace that. we'll show you how sety feature can make life simple >> reporter: microsoft is putting a new face to passwords. >> hold, this take my picture and there it goes. i can do it again. it goes quick. and then it shows -- >> i was going to say that's really quick. >> really quick >> reporter: instead of typing in a new word, the new mastercard id check lets you use a selfie to confirm purchases. >> the technology assigns values to the shape here of the yes metric authentication from the fingerprint reader on iphone. >> it's a little weird, giving over your physical personal information to a business and it can feel a little invasive

police search for the man who attacked a woman in northwest d.c. earlier this week. video of a person of interest had been posted on mtv's youtube page. againstsh the victim up the wall and attempted to sexually assault her. the suspect then ran away. it is tough to see the man in the video, but if he looks familiar, call the d.c. police. a vigil is being held today for two women, the family hosting it at suit would high school. the police investigated the murders tuesday as an act of domestic violence. the man who pulled the trigger was found dead in virginia, where he killed himself. an important metro service tonight, you have less than an hour to get home because daylight savings kicks at 2 a.m. sunday, when clocks jumped forward to 3 a.m., when metro normally closes saturday to. when that happens, no more trains. coming up -- seems like this across the south. to the front up door to rescue residents. we will give you the view from a drone that is seeing the devastation below. plus, more plane parts washing ashore in mozambique. investigators hope they can prove

today she is part of a big surprise for students at the public charter school in northwest d.c. >> she bring us the history as well as the president. >> the very young gathering at an assembly and watch the old do something remarkable. she teamed one a couple of member of the harlem globetrotters basketball team in town for several days of to shows. they dazzled the kid but it was mclaurin who again stopped the show. spinning the ball on her finger. dancing with the two seven-footers. >> i want to grow up just like her. horace: it has been quite the year for virginia mclaurin. what could be next for the 107-year-old bundle of energy? she is not sure but she knows -- >> it's happy as a bug in a rug. >> 107. the beat goes on. in the district, horace holmes, abc7 news. doug: a true inspiration to all of us. here is what we have for you now. sunshine. 20 after 6:00. courtesy of daylight saving time. the skies cleared out national harbor and around the rest of the area. 63 was the high earlier. at 6:00 we ticked up to 64. the average low is 47. there are the actual low of 47. the average is

jaden was playing outside the mayfair phapgz in northwest d.c., when a spray hit him in the head. it happened a year and a half ago and jade especially survived. neighbors in the area are happy the suspect has been caught. >> it gives us peace of mind finally. okay. so they're doing something. my child might be safe. >> jaden was the victim, just caught in the cross fire. >> do you hear that woman? she's yelling he's trying to rob me. dramatic body cam video showing officers race to go save her from an attacker who was armed with a knife. when d.c. police got to the scene, they saw a suspect standing over the woman in an alley. it may have saved her life and foiled a robbery. this is the first time we have seen body cam video from a d.c. police officer. >> the victim was right here. the robber in front of her with a knife. the video you're going to see is from a camera on the officer's chest. it happened that fast. even though we cannot see the victim, we can hear the terror in her voice. the last frame showed the knife that police believe the robber was about to stab her with on

the announcement made here at the engine nine fire house in northwest d.c.ed by the police chief and fire chief, making this important announcement for products in many of our homes. the are especially found in products such as furniture, children's products, used in foam padded sleeping materials. the firefighters with a that even though fire retardants are a critical component to fire arety, the products suspected of causing cancer. chief, whye fire haven't these been dan before and everywhere -- band before and everywhere? >> every state has the opportunity to look at these. manufactures have found different ways to do it. some of these are more toxic than others and we want to remove those from everyday use. >> certain products are exempt from the ban, including some car parts and housing installation, look, new york, st. patrick's day parade. celebrating the 17th of march. the religious icon, saint patrick. we heard on good morning washington, we do a bigger celebration here than they do in ireland. if you are among those fighting a go and celebrate, ma

upper northwest d.c., chevy chase in silver spring. prince william county is looking at light to moderate snow, beginning to stick on the cars. when you wake up in the morning, leave a little extra time to wipe that all. or just leave it out in the sun with warmer temperatures it will be gone. mary'sn maryland, st. county placed under a winter storm warning. that is where we expect the heaviest snow. look what happens, by about midnight, this begins to move off to the north and east. the drive tomorrow morning foremost of you, with the exception of southern maryland, should be fine. just wet pavement. the lookout for slick spots. then we clear out nice. warming trende begins with the weekend into early next week. areas weather advisory, and purple, including the district, arlington, alexandria, prince george's county, st. the winter storm warning until 10 a.m. i suspect a lot of this will come down before then. right at freezing winchester and culpeper, 34 manassas, 33 reg and national. a traced to an inch of snow d.c. north and west.

biden's grandchildren go to schoolld here as well sore definitely ael prestigious campus here in northwest d.cand certainly cer we will be looking for more information on what exactlyly happened here.ened here. live in northwest, i'm melaniem alnwick, fox5 local news. >> 5:03 is our time right now rg and we are closer than ever tone the arrival of two little eaglets. those eggs are pipping,gsre pip they're cracking and the t cracks just keep gettingust keeg larger. >> all right.>> annie yu is on eagle watch for r us right now.usight now she joins us now live frome om outside the national ash wrotelo tum. annie, good morning to you.or >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, i mean, this is sump anuma exciting time not only for usf u here in the district but alsoo for eagle lovers everywhere eveh and as you mentioned, we could be welcoming a new baby eaglety any moment now. now the folks here at the national arboretum are certainly expecting a lot of actionctio let's begin with that live look at the eagle cam thise morning and you're probablyeau'l looking at mom there.he. we're told that mom spend

shawjessica was inside the library a northwest d.c. yesterday when she said a public library police officer threatened to handcuff the woman if she did not remove her head covering. >> he came towards her and took out his handcuffs and said if you are not going to take it off, you will have to leave. said he was witness sitting next to the woman and said the officer told her to take her hoodie off. >> her response was wyatt was upset. she got up and walked away. jay: robinson reported the incident to library officials. >> what are you going to arrest her for, sitting in a library reading a book? jay: a spokesperson andome all, we serve all, we are taking this seriously. the officer has been removed from duty during the investigation and they are trying to find a customer so they can express their regret." spoke with a spokesperson for the council on american islamic relations, the nations largest muslim civil rights organization. he said he is pleased with the library's quick response, but said if this incident is true, this is one sym

to get on >>> developing story this morning, we're working to find out more about a shooting in northwest d.c. a live look at the scene for you right now. this is right by franklin square about a block away from the busy k street. >> a man was shot around 1:00 a.m. on i street. we'll bring you the latest in about 20 minutes. >>> good morning, i'mn chces low for now, but as we head towards the weekend, rain chances will be creeping up. these mild days near 80 speeding up the cherry trees could be out here in three week's time. we'll take a look at the school day forecast coming up. >>> we're looking live at i-66. just after the fairfax county parkway. heavy volume headed into the sunshine. apparently they don't have a heavy duty shington. erika gonzalez is live atrt:oot times on sunday. they apprehended him last night. here's what police are telling us this morning. police say kyle odom managed to take a plane from boise to d.c. on monday. >> i'm angie go live desk. check out this video after a rocks athis. devastating here. we know that buildings have been levelled. windows totally ploun out

live in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. >> thanks. >>> the emergency room at howard universityospital will operate normally tomorrow after a water pipe broke in the basement. flooding forced the er to close this morning and emergency services were redirected to other hospitals. eight patients from a critical care area needed and some non-emergency appointments had to be rescheduled. >>> police at george mason university are still trying to figure out why students had materials that could be used to make a bomb in their dorm room. university police say they arrested three students at the school after receiving calls about why fire coming out a dorm window last week. police say they found a tool box in that dorm room found with match books, lighter fluid, hand sanitizer and candles. they also found pvc pipe. investigator says the materials could be used to make a firebomb. >>> a tow truck driver is in lice custody tonight, accused of stealing things out of the cars he picked up. he is 35-year-old philip pierce from advanced towing company out of arlington that has a history of co

rain to the south, a mix waldorf annapolis and frederick 1 to 2 baltimore maybe northwest d.c., fair fax, warrenton. that's 1 to 2 on the grass and trees not the roadways. this won't have an impact. y lot of snow tomorrow that's not what's going to happen at all. you'll be disappointed. 2 to 4 inches to the west. watch out the higher elevations, though. that's the area we could see some issues. here's what i'm expecting during the day tomorrow. rain-snow mix. most roads a okay. north and west maybe some issues but i think we'll be fine. accumulation only on the cars grass and trees. next couple of days, rain snow on sunday but i took the chance down. it is a weather look day tomorrow because of what's happening. 42 on sunday. then we get to 45 on monday. then we start to break out again. here come the cherry blossoms wednesday, thursday and friday. nice and warm. that's the kind of weather you want when you're out there looking at those boss solossoms. 74 on thursday, friday maybe a late day storm. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up after this break the terps experiencing some kind of

he was found guilty of assaulting the driver after fighting over a parking space in northwest d.c. last year. jackson faces up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. the colts haven't taken any action, but the nfl may suspend him. >>> now to the race for the white house. the democratic presidential contenders have another round of caucuses this weekend. hawaii, alaska, washington state will all decide which candidates will get their delegates. coming up, tracie potts will join you go with how these votes could swing the chances for hillary clinton and what senator bernie sanders will have to do to catcup >>> maryland's governor larry hogan now sharing some strong feelings on the race for president. the republican says he is not a fan of donald trump and doesn't think he should be the party's nominee for president. about the race in general, hogan says i don't like the dialogue, and i'm sick of talking about it. hogan says he doesn't know who he'll vote for, but he doesn't think either party is putting up its best candidates. >>> a hard breaker if you are a maryland fan. the team wa

ju he's in northwest d.c. with thet author of walking washington,to, d.c.o ask howk is it outside.. tucker. come on. come we know it's gorgeous. right?righ >> it's absolutely beautiful out here. absolutely gorgeous.lutelyorge allison, if you are watching, i, hope.hope >> yes.>>es >> i got a crocus.ro we were talking about it earliee >> let's see it.>>et's >> i want to see this crocus.cu. >> signs of spring. sin >> it's a little baby thing. >> so cute. >> thank you wis, i mean tuckere >> absolutely gorgeous. g >> i'm sorry. >> absolutely gorgeous i'mgeou joined by the author of brand new book barbara satisfyatis forward.foard. i love the last name.astam barbara dell me about your book walking washington, d.c. d i love this. >> a great first of its guide guide and. and it's got little something ofhi o everything that most guide bookt don't have.don've >> you got walking tours notours just of northwest d.c. but all.t over the city?y? >> every part of the city.. their walks.alks 15 cool unique back stories.. >> you're quite the insider.id you've lived here for

this is 16th street in northwest d.c. d.c.fficials say they are working hard to patch potholes across the city. i'm sure you have driven by a few. countless for me. the countdown is on to the potholepalooza, so i want to give you four things you need to know. >> number one, in january, crews across the area filled more than 2,000 potholes. last month, more than 10,000 potholes were repaired. and so far in march, more than 11,000 potholes have been >> and number two, give yourself extra time if you're using the bw parkway north of 95. there will be single lane closures through tomorrow for pothole repairs. that takes place between 9:30 in the morning and about 2:30 in the afternoon. >> and more on the things you need to know, this is number three. if you see a pothole on your commute, we want to know about it right here at nbc 4. take a photo and send it to us at twitter using #at4potholefix. add the location of the pothole. >> and number four, for more information on how to report the pesky potholes in your area, go to the nbc

the colorado based a.m.r., american medical response new headquarters is still being set up this northwest d.cgers and others gathered around folding tables. applications are there for is only of the 160 e.m.t.'s like mendoza. she underwent testing today for handling gurney. she took other tests. >> i just got out of e.m.t. basic school. i'm hoping to be an e.m.s. responder. i love d.c. i have grown up in northern virginia. i know d.c. well. >> may make $21 an hour. >> there will be 15 to 20 on the road around the specific time. sam: a.m.r. is set to do ambulance service on the street of d.c. at the end of the month. they have experience with a number of other cities already providing ambulance services, places like arlington, texas, miami, florida. reporting from southwest washington, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: that is it for "abc7 news at 5:00" -- but right metro forward. and making it better. that is what the transit system general manager wants to do and he is announcing how he plans to do it. >> she came with a secret service entourage. property where she lived as a child. >> a visit to

we drove from northwest washington, d.c. down to here. it is snowing the heaviest for the past hour here. if it is on the pavetiment is not sticking. we have seen a little bit on the overpasses and the bridges i have been talking to the guys and they laid down most of the salt on the overpasses and bridges. and you should be seeing a live look storm ache snow on this car. something that i recommend this morning because it is fly back and impair the vision of the person behind you. make sure things are as clean as possible. reporting live, cameron thompson, wusa 9. >>> the snow before they got home last night -- the first flurries started drifting to the down after the end of the evening rush hour. with temperatures slightly above freezing at that point it is what our weather team likes to call conversational snow. >> when these things happen, whatever mother nature sends our way, rain, snow, sunshine, you happening today. we could learn even more t of p georges county. >> a teacher aide is facing a judge in federal court today. mikea turn

. >> we're going get back tore northwest d.c. had a litth@le problem earlier getting to melanie alnwick.aniea a technical problem, got thatha all figured out now.figu >> talking about an allegedlleg rape at sidwell school in the district. mel has latest for us and good morning. >> reporter: good morning,r: steve and allison.e really important that wet stress to folks out there what t this story is and isn't. i we can tell you that it does not involve sidwell schooloo administration or faculty.acul this is a case of two students t said to be in their upper teens, like 16, 17 years old yeo who used to date, used to have t according to d.c. police and then something happened herehine on the campus yesterday. yeste the female student went to t d.c. police close to cse t 11 o'clock on wednesday nighty n and said that the male studenteu raped her on campus so it is an active d.c. police investigation.. it's certainly noteworthy because of what sidwellus friends is, one ofe the most tm prestigious private schools ino the nation. the oba

a fire in northwest d.c. closing down 14th street northwest between irving and slowing trying to head out of if city crossing the 11th street bridge at 11 miles per hour. 66. i want to take a live look. we are seeing heavy traffic. earlier accident added to the congestion. delays remain. michelle: people in louisiana are cleaning up and drying off after the record-setting floods. the video from baton rouge. the boats are needed to go through the high waters. floodwaters expected to stick around through the end of the week. this is a gas station in lake tahoe that look like an assembly they were gassing up before hitting the roads. some people are enjoying this with snowballs. michelle: that is mind blowing. jonathan: doing well. doug: long overdue. you don't have to go south or west. south of washington you are in the sunshine and the 70's. close to 80. michelle: heading our way. doug: let's get this started from time lapse from damascus elementary school. there are patches of fog androidsal. i don't expect m

let's check out the roads inads northwest d.c. with fox5's megan good morning.oni you're still smiling so it'she the great news it's not a mystery.ster i drove in just about a hour or two ago and streets areee a clear. we're on western avenue in northwest. you can see this reallyn se nothing on the streets here. let's go to the main road hereee and weste completely clear. cle you can't even see really anyeaa ice on the ground but you want to make sure that you're you definitely taking cautioning can here. i mean, it's really, really beautiful.beautiful. we'llly beautiful out here.out . now last night they deployed about 200 plows around the time that this was starting to accumulate but listen, there's e nothing out here. h you're good to go for the commute this morning.ut just enjoy the absolute beauty here in d.c.here we'll send it the verizon center. cte >>> wizards trying to make its i five street.ve s they're in cleveland taking ongn the cavaliers. this is the second meeting inmet a week for those two teams, twoa less than a w

and nina brekelmans is one of two people killed in june in a house fire in northwest d.c. all proceeds raised from the brekelmans endowment fund at georgetown university it's happening starting at 8:00 this morning. >>> march madne nesness continus weekend, the show down between kentucky and indian. the winner of that game will get either number 1 seed, north carolina or number 9, providence and the winner advances to the sweet 16 next week. so many upsets in the tournament yesterday. maryland able to push out a win against south dakota state and a an over to at the last minute with the other top seeds that lost the first round in the rocky ncaa tournament. the terps won 79-74, a collective sigh of relief across the area for sure. >> close one right there. you always look at the social media feed as soon as it comes through. folks reacted. >> there friday. i saw the tail end of the middle tennessee against michigan state. wow. a lot of brackets already messed up. >> it continues on, the march m madness. 6:37 your time now. eight of our sailors airlifted to a virginia hospi

foundry united methodist church in northwest d.c. >> and a community meeting this afternoon to discuss a proposed short-term shelter avenue. it begins at 1:00 p.m. on calvert street. >>> security was quick to remove protesters from inside donald trump's friday night rally in new orleans. at times confrontations turned violent, shoving, even fighting there. black lives matter were there in the crowd. more primaries on the republican and democratic side will take place by next tuesday. candidates are eager to collect as many delegates as possible. >>> republicans will be courting the conservative base at cpac under way at national harbor. they will hear senator marco rubio speak this morning. donald trump canceled his appearance and will hold a rally in kansas instead today. mitt romney calling on someone other than trump to be the nominee. so what do gop voters think about all of this? >> i think you should let the voters decide. >> i think trump is the source of the mudslinging. eventually i think it will tear our party apart. >> dr. ben carson using the stage on friday to officially e

. >> in northwest d.c., brody logan, "fox5" sports. >> very cool wait to bring people together. video games with can be fun. gorgeous day. it started out that way. few showers come through and not a lot. really i would say on balances with a georgous day. very walkable, right something. >> it was. >> i didn't see as much traffic as i thought but i saw a lot of people out and about enjoying views and since a lot of people had to walk round they got to see a few things and chad tweeted this gorgeous on the scenic spring run today that is fully out and lovely. we also had showers and thunderstorms that produced rain boys and dramatic clouds like this one that beth tweeted us from the bay and the clouds were rolling in very dramatic you can see the rain shot there was well. nice see that. and it was nice to get up to 74 degrees today reagan. dulles 74. bwi 69. cooler than that tomorrow. i still think is it the patrick's day upper 60s and looks like a good day. we can't rule out a shower as well. 59 in the district. that's comfortable. that's actually warmer than average high for the

in northwest d.c., chris papst, abc7 news. alison: "7 on your side" tonight. if you live in d.c. and you file local tax returns this year it's more likely you will have to prove who you are. there is an epidemic of fraudulent tax returns as far away as hong kong. >> we went through high number of fraudulent tax filing last year. >> these days a lot of the focus is stopping fraud. last year alone they caught 20,000 fraudulent tax returns seeking $36 million. >> we know we need to stop. >> taxpayers contact us and say why refund and we discover someone filed return in their name before they did. >> they say with the electronic filings these days that these are the local. like a d.c. government counselor who stole the used identity incarcerated by the city. >> i had to send in a copy of the utility bill or a lease and some mail i receiverred in the district of columbia. >> legitimate taxpayers are annoyed understandably. >> because of fraud, up to 10% of the d.c. taxpayers are asked to prove themselves ands in some cases come in. from now until april 15 they will have saturday hours

in northwest d.c., already 61 and it's 5:14 in the morning. >>> new this morning, would you like a nice chardonnay to wash down the vine ripened tomatoes. >> yes. >> they can sell their stuff at farmer's markets in the district. this doesn't mean it will turn into a booze fest. it must be for sealed bottles consumed off premises. but vendors can offer small samples, little tastings to the responsibly. >> two baltimore city police officers are out on bond charged in connection with cell phone video showing them slapping and kicking a teenager while the other one stood there. spence is facing a felony charge, second-degree felony abuse. both are charged with misdemeanor felony assault and misconduct in office. >>> prince george county state attorney will testify in support of a bill that would legally define strangulation. it would classify a first- degree assault punishable by 25 years in prison. guidelines would be provided for how strangulation cases should be investigated. >>> an aide with jeb bush's failed bid for the g.o.p. nomination said he is meeting privately with the remaining

northwest. >> we're along the 4400 block of said wick street right and d.c. fire tells us they got the report around 3:00 this morning for fire that home with a victim on the second floor. when they got here, they did find heavy fire conditions on the 1st and second floor. and it appears to have started in the ground up. we have fire investigators inside looking for the cause. rights now info is limited. looking at the home from the exterior you don't see a ton of damage. if you look inside again upstairs is worse. they have one -- they removed one male vick frim second floor and he was not conscious. they had to do cpr on front yard and transport him to the hospital why he was pronounced dead. sad news there. firefighters no injuries to firefighters mean other injuries or victims inside the home but again very sad news this early morning and at this point d.c. fire and fire investigators are inside the home looking for a cause this early morning. that's the latest on north >> annie developing overnight fire crews on the scene of deadly townhouse fire in gait

. >>> 6:35 right now, parents in upper northwest d.c. not happy that a music and arts program may lose its funding. news4 mark segraves has the latest. >> reporter: coming up on news4, a program is now on the chopping block. i'm mark segres from parents who say d.c. public schools is now putting a new spin on paid plans. >>> cabernet or cappuccino? you may have that choice. starbucks has applied for permits at more than a dozen locations across loudoun and fairfax county. two locations have been granted licenses one the purple hill and inside the dulles airport. a tweet sent out more than 20 starbucks had attended the agency's alcohol responsibility training. >> so you can take that to mean that this is serious business. we knew this was going to happen. starbucks said they were trying it at places. >> you can take it to go? probably not. >> probably shouldn't. >> the cappuccino, yes. >>> 6:35 right now. no signs of the cherry blossoms yet, but they will be here before you year's peak blooms. >>> and if you encounter the craters in princ

there is also a growing memorial at the belgium embassy in northwest d.c.lags also flying at half there. >>> as we look to the weekend, saturday cooler than sunday, but both days looking nice. both days lending a nice hand to going town to the title basin and checking out the cherry blossoms there. that sunday morning easter egg hunt, a little cool. jackets and the kids will be the coldest time period will be saturday morning when we start out the day in the upper 30s to lower 40s. we'll be tracking rain on sunday. i'll be showing you the timing that far rain when we come back later, barbara. >>> students say they want howard university to change how they handle victims of sexual assault. >> no means no! >> those chants as hundreds of students protested yesterday. they're upset over the fallout of an alleged attack in february. an r.a. there said she was rape bid another student, resident adviser. since then she has lost her paid job as an r.a. and left school grounds. the suspended rapist is still at the school. both d.c. police and howard university say t

we've learned a man is in critical condition ever being stabbed in northwest d.c.or who may have we'll update yout( on the nbc washington app as we learn more. >>> workers are still working to put out a firelp at a chicago fa market that started eight hours ago. one person wasçó rescued from t massive building that runs for two blocks.+ a roof deck collapsedq several cars plummeting intoÑi ó flames. loss. this is chicago's largestq indor flea market. >>> it was one of the most popular videos on your facebook page today, a garbageq truck tht fellxú÷off an interstate ramp i miami. the truck's dash cam shows the moment it c-ed through a guardrail on Ñilpflorida's i-95 fell nearly xd100 feet to the ground landing in the parking lot of a neighborhood park. the driver xdsurvived. witnesses and family members say it's a miracle he is still alive. this all happened last year and the video was just released by the florida highway patrol today. police haven't said what caused {< accident. >>> this is so cool just got a tweet from barnesville school saying they have class

you can see some good video here of a well-dressed man in a store in northwest d.c. the theft happened on monday, about 1:00 in the afternoon. a different store. you see here the surveillance cameras caught this man walking around. they are looking for a person of interest in the theft investigation. if you recognize the guy you see in this video, d.c. police would like to hear from you. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> south korea says north korea has missile into the sea. this video was aired by the northern neighbor's state-run television. it shows a military parade which showed off missiles in 2015. now, if this is true, this launch would mark the nation's first test of a medium-range missile since 2014. it follows u.n. security council sanctions imposed earlier this month. >>> gas prices going up. unfortunately just in time for spring break. molette green has a look at just how hard your pockets will get hit at the pump. >> reporter: if you have not noticed, you're paying more at the pump. around the region we're seeing the prices. we've done the checks

as we take a live look from the tower came at northwest d.c..utiful night out there and sue taking advantage. live outside in the northwest studios with first look at forecast and soon no jacket required at this time you. >> know it helps to have a jacket and it really is comfortable, sarah, and temperatures still near 60 degrees in many areas taken means it's a fin toysh what was a wonderful wednesday and out here in northwest, we can see the trees just beginning to do their thing and they're starting to leaf out a little bit and i cannot imagine it will be more than another week or two before hearing lawn mowers going all over the place with temperatures like this and today, very lovely indeed getting up to 75 degrees. so, we think we can get you another one tomorrow if you didn't get a chance to enjoy today. definitely make your plans accordingly to be outside tomorrow. 75 today. dulles hit 74 and bwi 75. let's check our current temperatures and we're at 61 degrees in the district and actually just dropped to 60. so that is well above average

the announcement is made here at the engine company nine firehouse in northwest d.c. mayor joined by police chief cathy lanier and the fire chief dean. they are making the important announcement for the products in the homes. we can tell you that the so-called toxic products found in the products such as furniture. children's products. used in foam padded sleeping materials. now the firefighters here will tell you that even though fire retardants are components to the fire safety, the products including tcpe and tdcpp are suspected of causing cancer. we asked the fire chief why haven't these been banned before? and everywhere. >> each state has an opportunity to take a look at the toxins that are used for the fire retardant. as a cobles we said we want everything to be fire retardant. now we look back and say some of these are more toxic than others and we want to remove those from the everyday use. >> we understand certain products are exempt from the ban including some car parts. even some housing insulation. and believe it or not some of the electronics. in northwe

i'm jim lokay outside metro headquarters in northwest d.c.nd we continue to follow the impact that the troubles the shutdown metro rail service will have. we're just 90 minutes away from the trains getting off the tracks and they will not be in effect until thursday morning. mere on the story coming up up anthrax from metro at 11:00. right now, tony and shawn back to you. thank you, jim. fairfax county police are stilli trying to solve a murder miss mri it happened friday inin an upscale opportunity along the potomac river. someone called an 83 year old man at his home.ome his murder was a topic today. tony and shawn, residents showed up to a regularly scheduled community meeting, but the subject was anything but routine business. people want to know in they are safe after an unknown gunman shot and killed ohio anda leet think inside his home.th the shots were fired fromin outside the home, but police still have no leads in this case. this is sky fox video that th you're looking at to give you the lay of the land here. he lived in this upscal