inside the capital beltway, a live look at 395, northbound ride through articletop past pentagon city same for 66 eastbound, west falls church in arlington. from the east side bw parkway inside the capital beltway, southbound delays. interstate 66 through hay market, gainsville still jammed solid due to a crash between the prince georges prince williams parkway and 32 business. 3 lanes blocked eastbound 66 with fire and rescue on the scene. back to you. >> anchor: thank you. a funeral held for the prince william county police officer killed for her first day on the job, responding to a domestic sense call saturday t funeral will be held at the hilton memorial chapel in wood bridge a viewing starts at so a.m. with services at noon. pros could you tellers have charmed army staff sergeant ronald hamilton in her death. he's accused of killing his wife the same night. a vigil will be held for crystal hamilton outside her house. you can get more news, weather it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. brings us so much closer

. >> part of a group that bombed the pentagon, new york city police headquarters and barack obama startedolitical career in this man's house. he was a part of what happened in chicago. you've had disruptions at various events. >> he may have written the first barack obama book. do you think? do you think? >> certainly difference in writing style. >> it's a big difference between the first book and the second book. >> the writing snil people said this. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> so they're coming at you hard on the left. how do you handle it? >> i'm fine. you know, look. the rallies -- first of all, a lot of this whole thing with, you know, the rallies it is a media -- it's concocted by the media. my rallies like i had a fantastic rally in salt lake city. so beautiful. there wasn't a -- the room was packed. there were thousands of people outside. there was a group of protesters but small and the media including fox in all fairness, it was a small group. if you look at television, the end of the world and it is like the guys and if you interview them, they don't know why they're there. t

pentagon. david, thanks. fighting outside mosul, a city of two million, the largest city controlled by isis. iraq's army and kurdish forces, trained by the u.s., have been planning to retake mosul, but they have been delayed time and again. holly williams went to the front lines. [explosions] >> reporter: 20 miles from mosul, these kurdish soldiers are jumping. this was the response when they spotted two suspected isis gunmen approaching their post. the day before isis managed to break through the front line in its biggest attack here in months. the kurdish soldiers pushed them back and told us they killed nearly 100 fighters. crossing into no-man's-land, we inspected all that remained of a humvee, detonated by the suicide just one driver inside? isis will doubtless use the same ruthless tactics to defend mosul. isis is thought to have several thousand fighters in mosul, but now they're stopping civilians from leaving the city, which means effectively that isis has more than a million human shields. when isis swept across northern iraq nearly two years ago, iraqi soldiers ran away. now ameri

a group that bombed the pentagon, the capitol, new york city headquarters and quoted on september 11thdidn't do enough. what do you make of him? >> i think he's every bit as radical and unrepentant as he's ever been. the way this protest turned out is not an accident. you know? he is an absolute radical. and he is looking to, he, and others, are looking to crash this system. it's scary what we've come to. because now, because of their actions, the left, at least in chicago and i believe it's going to be nationwide, soon enough, they're exercising a veto power over peoples' freedom to assemble and freedom of speech. it's a dangerous place in this country. >> took a lot of guts to infiltrate that group. and gatewaypundit.com. >> coming up, a special question of the day. coming up. suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief here's the plan. you're a financial company that cares, but your logo is old and a little pointy. so you evolve. you simplify. you haven't changed. you still help people live t

a group that bombed the pentagon, the capitol, new york city headquarters and quoted on september 11thi wish i did more. we didn't do enough. what do you make of him? >> i think he's every bit as radical and unrepentant as he's ever been. the way this protest turned out is not an accident. you know? he is an absolute radical. and he is looking to, he, and others, are looking to crash this system. it's scary what we've come to. because now, because of their actions, the left, at least in chicago and i believe it's going to be nationwide, soon enough, they're exercising a veto power over peoples' freedom to assemble and freedom of speech. it's a dangerous place in this country. >> took a lot of guts to infiltrate that group. and i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple, you fight over directions. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car

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cities. in washington, pentagon spokesman peter cook cited ongoing "security concerns," without giving details. >> this was a decision made out of an abundance of caution, given the overall picture, the security threats that-- that we looked at in the region. there's no specific threat that triggered this, but a broader decision based on what we've seen in the region. >> woodruff: officials also restricted official travel in turkey, and updated an existing warning on travel in general. >> ifill: in pakistan, authorities report they're holding more than 200 suspects in the wake of sunday's suicide bombing in lahore. they say they rounded up, and then released, 5,000 others. a taliban faction claimed responsibility for the attack, aimed at christians celebrating easter. >> woodruff: an egyptian man hijacked a jetliner on a domestic flight today and forced it to fly to cyprus. over the next hours, he let most of the passengers go, then finally, gave himself up. diane magnay of independent television news has our report. >> reporter: egyptair flight 181, eight hostages left on board eight hours in

city. obama apologised for the attack and the pentagon ordered an investigation >>> to the conflict in syria now. we are entering a fifth day of talks in geneva. the u.n. special envoy says that the distance between the government and opposition is large. staffan de mistura did indicate the two sides seemed to agree on one objective and that is keeping syria together. he updated the situation on the ground. >> during the last three days, surprisingly calm, according to the report of everyone, including those who have access to additional information. there have been some incidents and at least there have been flee people killed, sadly, and one life is lost as too many. when you comparing to what there used to be in particular in the last three days, this has been noticeable in the task force >>> for syrian president bashar al-assad it seems to be business as usual. he and on state tv laying the foundation stone for a new housing project in damascus. bashar al-assad poke of the need to build in the face of destruction and wants damascus to serve as a model for the reconstruction of other syri

provide us with the intelligence we need the vice president's remarks, the pentagon this as the death toll is rising in the city if you look around the nicest truck bomb exploded sunday at a security checkpoint killing more than 60 and wounding another 95 today a more than 50 died in clashes between security forces and isis militants tunisia near the living border as fears grow turning to news across america presidential candidates on both sides trying to wrap up their party's nominations they have to do well tomorrow there michigan and idaho and their caucusing in hawaii is your source for politics or be sure results under much a speculation michael bloomberg says he will not run for president this time saying he is interested in being president but does not believe he could when since he would be running as a moderate donald trump is previously said he would be able to beat bloomberg be delivered if he entered the race the sun will disappear behind the shadow of them in tomorrow the total solar eclipse will happen between four and 7:00 o'clock tomorrow night in southeast asia although we won't be able to see

city. that may sound like bluster, but the pentagon can't afford to ignore it and keeps u.s. missile defenses on near constant alert. kim jong-un has also ordered more underground nuclear tests and u.s. officials say those any warning. scott? >> pelley: david martin at the pentagon. david, thank you. well, each year florida gets plenty of warning before the invasion of college students at spring break. mark strassmann has found a community that decided to defend itself and is now having second thoughts. >> reporter: miami beach has its own march madness -- spring break 2016. tens of thousands of college kids have overwhelmed police. bobby jenkins, president of the local fraternal order of police. >> we actually saw people making comments they couldn't go to panama beach because they would be harassed from the time they got off the airplane until the time they left. >> reporter: panama city beach, 600 miles northwest of miami beach beach, cracked down after last year's spring break. cell phone video captured an unconscious woman allegedly being gang raped on a crowded beach. a

city. this comes after pentagon officials confirmed the existence of a new minine outpost -- first known usutptpost. it also o comes as thehe pentags facing increasing questions about the u.s. troop presence in iraqaq, after unnanamed officias toldld the washington post thaht there are currently about 5,000 u.s. soldiers in iraq -- a far higher number than previouslyy reported. an israeli solider has been arrested after a video surfaced that appears to shshow the soldr executing a paleststinian man wo was lying, immobilized, on the ground. the video shows 21-year-old yusri al-sharif, who was reportedly a suspect in a stabbing earlierer in the day, lying sprawled on his back in the street, apparently wounded, surrounded by israeli security forces. during the period of time captured on the video, the israeli soldiers and medics do not appear to offer any medical aid or attention to al-sharif, in the video then appears show an israeli soldier stepping forward and firing a single shot into the man's head from a close distance. blood is then shown streaming from the man's head. none of the israe

city officials call it a success story. a cleanup effort may have had an unintended ripple effect. >>> the pentagon taps eric schmidt. >>> and spotting alzheimer's years before it develops. >>> and a big remind they are the warriors are not quite a >>> city officials in san francisco say their cleanup of homeless tents is a success. the encampment at division street is nearly cleared out and so is another encampment or ceasar chavez. vic lee has more. >> reporter: dan, it was a surprise even to one city official i was speaking with who was involved in that operation. now, in that division street sweep, there were no arrests, and 114 people were taken to shelters. but other homeless people in other parts of the city also apparently packed up and left. but without as much prodding. this was another large homeless encampment. this one on ceasar chavez under highway 101. at its height, we're told there were 100 or more homeless living under the freeway in tents and makeshift homes. >> we used to have a big table right here to come over here and eat. >> reporter: but today to our surprise, it was like a ghost town. >> most of us

the service member was stationed at a base outside the isis held city of months ill. the pentagonsays the base came under a rocket attack. this is the first us service member killed in iraq since last october. meanwhile the prime suspect in the paris terrorist attack has been p charged. da ream and delta saw almost was moved to a high security prison in belgium. he and a second man werere arrested after a police raid yesterday. bull gym prosecutors say that and delta lamb admitted he wanted to commit a suicide bombing at the paris football stadium, but he decided againstt it. the attacks in people. > president obama is gettingma ready fo ir his historic trip to cuba tomorrow. he'll become the first sitting president in nearly 9 years to visit the island nation.ion. the trip comes 15 months aftermo hent announced the restoration f diplomatic ties between the two countries. president obama will spend thres days in cuba. white house officials say they are hopeful the two sides will agree to more trade and tourism and we're told the president will hold frank discussions with cuban lea

this month, the pentagon cyber warriors began attacking the communications capabilities of jihadists defending the city admiral mike rogers is the commander of cyber command and also the director of the national security agency. >> we have publicly acknowledged that we are adding cyber as another tool in the broad set of capabilitiecapabilities that weg to bring together, both as department of defense, and as a nation, in the fight against isil. >> rose: how would you characterize not just social media but cyber? >> they clearly nnd understand the power of information. they clearly have applied that knowledge and insight as part of a broader strategy. there are a whole lot more than activities we see on the battle field, so to speak, in terms of the physical domain. we pay great attention watching to see how does their capability with respect to how they employ cyber capabilities, how does that change over time? that has not been a significant issue to date. but oftentimes, i'm asked what are some of the things that concern you? one of the things that i've said very publicly that concerns me is what ha

at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news >>> a move in california city passes an animal bill of rightsthe new ordinance gives protection to animals and their owners. >>> a hockey team made up from players as far as half moon bay, stockton and tahoe. how their success is spurring interest in the game right here in the bay area. >>> when will be freezes returned to the bay area? more about the weekend and a chance for sprinkles. >>> a confirmed case of the measles has put an entire region north of sacramento on high alert. a student at a charter school in nevada county contracted the disease putting other unvaccinated students at risk. more than half the students at that school or not vaccinated which led the school to cancel classes for a week. measles is highly contagious and nevada county has one of the highest rates of unvaccinated students in the state. >> i'm scared. this is something we had 30 some years ago we were worried about and now it's back? >> last year, the state legislator mandated that all students have their vaccines, banning exemptions for religious or personal reason