this hapned at the corner of rockville pike and cedar lane in bethesda. the driverit a utility pole. he was the only person on the bus. >>> ine what is s to be a welcome sight for government workers, president trump is going to sign a bipartisan spending bill today. paychecks will continue and nothing will be closed. but the deal has not been welcomed with open arms by the trump administration. this deal includes $1.4 billion toesuild 55 m of fencing. language of nclude a concrete wall and falls short of the $5.7 billion the president requested. the president isec ed to declare a national emergency at the border. this would allowim to bypass congress and find mondaying on his own. the idea sparked outcry from democrnaic leadership. y pelosi promised to fight it. and other democrats suggested drafting legislation to prev ft himm doing it. the ia has more support among republicans, but the gop seems wary of supporting the idea. >> i've been clear my concerns of the president declaringing this as an emergen. >> nbc new learned t president will take funds fro

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nd ver spring, eastb randolph road, near old colombia pike. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, everything we had earlier is gone. northeast, outbound new york avenue, after bladensburg road, the lanes are block because of a pothole. careful if you're headed in that way. >> thank you. >>> out live to fairfax county for a look at the crash that melissa just told us about. >> nicol jakecobs is along 28. >> i can tell you, the recontruction team is here the scene now. the southbound lanes are closed, with the exception of the far right lane. you see vehicles getting by that way. two people were transported to the. hospit their conditions are unknown. it is unclear, as well, the cause of this crash. nvestigators are on the scene trying to determiat. there's heavy front-end damage to both vehicles. the doors to one ofiche vs were removed, as -- and they're leaning against t jersey barrier there. so, if your commute takes you route 20a, just bet advised t you have to make a tight squeeze on the right lane to get by. back to you. >> nicole, tha

northbound, rockville pike, diverted on to cedar lane. rockville pike northbound is what we're talking about. this is from a pole. wires down fromgh last hoping to get this reopened soon before the morning commute kicks d. we start seeing delay there's. at least it's northbound not southbound or inbound. g.w. parkway after 23. right side blocked by police activity. and fairfax, a new issue. westbound66, disabled vehicle blocking the left lane. >>> today, a 9-year-old rapper from maryland talks to ellen. >> dlon gilmore from annapol sat down to talk to her. >> where do you get your style, your mom or dad? >> sorry, mom. >> mom knows what's up. >> you see the difference beeen mom and dad, too. he talks about his plans to celebrate his 10th birthday. you can watch "ellen" at b:00, follownews 4 at 4:00. >>> you're watching news 4 >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> welcome back. there's a new type of dining experience in loudon county. chefscape is serving at the village in leesburg, is a culinary incubator. thd means the food is prepa by a

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rockville pike is shut down at cedar le because of yesterday's crash. and in reston, fox mill between lawyer and steeplechase, lanes blocked, downed wires. should bepe rng soon. >>> it's 6:01. happening today, president trump is expected to take action that could have political ramifications. the first would be a welcome redsef for hundreds of thous of federal workers, worried about another government shutdown. the president says he will sign a spending bill that will fund the government. d >> but that bisn't have money for a wall along the u.s./mexico border. he is expected to declare a national emergencyo fund that project. nbc news has learned that the president will take funds from a various ments, including $600 million from the treasury's forfeiture fund. and about $3 billion from the department of defense. this sets up a political fight. some back the president while democrats are planning to challenge it in court. t i think he has all of the legal authority world to do this. and i will stand behind it. of we will not have an end run around the c

especially the mass pike. i think boston and hartford have you around three to five inches.rtions of the great lakes will get it but i think the legacy of this is it's just going to be a mess because if everyone goes from snow to freezing rain and sleet, messi storm. we have to watch out for significant icing. pennsylvania and interior sections of new england. we'll talk about the arraignment travel impacts, highway travel impacts coming up. >> messi day. >>> private investigators hired by amazon ceo jeff bezos to probe who gave intimate text messages to "national enquirer" determined who was behind the leak. they citeed a person familiar with the matter investigators concluded it was the brother of bezos girlfriend michael sanchez. investigators have not said how they think sanchez was able to get access to that data. the ap report an earlier report by the "daily beast" both reports says sanchez is a supporter of president trump a constant critic of bezos and acquaintance of roger stone and carter page. sanchez did not respond the ap's request for comment. >>> we're learnin

in sterling, 28 before lsburg pike, one little section looking a little bit clear.> the snow has been piling up as well. >> are you looking okay out there, mo letlette? >>eporter: i thought we were going to turn to the area, you can see 450 is drivable but tricky. listen, this is a good lookingo shot,et to the secondary roads, it's a much different story. now, snowplow operators say they are ready to work to treat the roads. let's takek a loo at the video. major stretches. that's what the king highway contractors are going to get there. they will get to the secondary streets. they come later on in the afternoon. there iskl plan to t the ice, which is the trickiest part of this storm system. state highway contractors say they have a strategy. take a >> we plow and salt 95 from to4 route 4. another train picks up and goes all around tbeltway. >> so what's the plan of action for you all theth rest o day? you will get the snow and the ice? >> we are o there waiting on the state highway administration, they have been out once, once they come back, we sit for a half hour,

it stars rosamund pike, who i think does a really good job of sinking her teeth into the role.hink recently played on the bbc, which really, i think, gets to the heart of it. the second thing is it's the script isn't as good as the story is. funnily enough, it is written by the person who wrote grace of monaco, the same writer, and there is an awful lot of clunky exposition. and also the central idea that i think marie colvin, she never wanted to be the centre of a story. what she was interested in is getting to witness the news and getting it out there. that said, with those reservations, i think rosamund pike is terrific and, in the current climate, any film that celebrates news journalists going in and getting a proper story at a time when despots are trying to destroy journalism, i think that is admirable. i interviewed matthew heineman, the director, and he was saying in a sense it was a portrait of obsession. and she was an obsessive. yes, and he says it is not a biopic, it is a psychological picture, as he comes from a documentary background, he made cartel land, which i

southbound rockville pike on the right side. that just poppe up. want to let you know about that. southwest, overlook avenue at laboratory road. you have to treat that as a stop.un lorton, north at lorton road. a shoulder blocked by a disabled vehicle. the morning commute was delayed a couple of hours. metro, marc and vre, everybody running regular service today. >>> we begin our 4 things to know with new information just into our newsroom. jussie smollett is now in police custody. chicago police arrested him a day after he whaed with a felony count ofy disorde conduct. you remember, smollett told police he was a oictimf a hate crime when he was attacked by two men. much more coming up on the "today" showrs >>> prosecuay this coast guard lieutenant is a domestic terrorist. facing gun and drug charges right now. but hasson was planning a terror attack. much more on this disturbing investigation. >>> ralph northam will not attend a historically black university's commemoration of theichmond 34. that group of students propest tested segregation 60 years ago. >>> stay with news 4 all

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. >>> mclean right now, westbound georgetown pike after a gefficult run br a tree across a road. car into a ditch. not sure wha is blocked. we'll find out for you and tell you. if you have to avoid that because of the two lanes there. nokesville, 28, between fitzwater drive and vint hill. alexandria, outer loopfter van dorn street. two right lanes are blocked there. and inbound suitland parkway, with a crash at firth sterling. >>> from bad to worse, the commonwealth of virginia has gone from controversy to battling a full-fledged political crisis. all three meneang the state are embroiled in scandal. and what happens next is anyone's guess. >> ralph northam faces calls to resign. among thosete demanding he sp down, "the washington post." northam has denied he is in ast ra medical school yearbook photo but admitted to putting on ieackface during a school party. >> hisutenant governor, justin fairfax, is denying assault allegations from dr. vanessa tyson during the 2004 democratic convention. her painful account was made public yesterday. >> and now, innaacp is calling on attorney

the man struck just feet from one of the gas stations where he worked along leesburg pike right nextto the ramp along beltway. megan fitzgerald is live with the new information. >> reporter: police tell uss t crash happened around 6:00 this morning right near the onramp to the 495 south entrance here. i talked to this man'scoworker who saw him a couple minutes before he was struck and killed. >> he's very nice. you know, he's very gentleman. >> for nearly a year he worked at this shell gas station on leesburg pike in wt park drive. his coworker say he worked the overnight shi and saw him before he left this morning at 5:45. t he remembeir last conversation. >> he told me morning, mr. ali, can i have some -- i told yes, okay. you can take. i pay. >> reporter: then he started walk home as he does every day. but about an hour later, police owed up at his job. >> the officer came here to show me hispicture. and he told me it was accident. end, you know, it was so sad. >> reporter: somet after 6:15 police say they received a call that a body was found nea the crosswalk on route 7 near the

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abusive priests and zero tolerance for those who've covered up that abuse wasn't mentioned by the pike when it didn't come up in this four day meeting and they think that this amounts to a paedophiles charter that because these priests and bishops and and clergy are not being threatened with being thrown out of the priesthood that gives them carte blanche to go back to their countries and carry on abusing carry on covering it up. this meeting though it was never a definitive concrete action. to be decided here now it was always going to have follow up meetings and follow up consultation and the pope is hoping that it's in that process coming next that's a practical handbook to be drawn up but dealing with this issue across the catholic world what is really mentioned there survivors are hoping to see more concrete steps towards accountability we heard today that the church isn't the only ones that do this. that's a leader. is that only. the flexion deflection and deflection and deflection we need action we need them to show the world that they are heartfully sorry for what. we need to s

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. >>> northbound rockville pike, we have a pole, wires down, traffic light, from arash last night. they're pushing everybody on to cedar lane to get around it. it's northbound. eat's not a typical inbound section. f the way it gets out before the morning commute kicks in too much. for washington, outer loop on the woodrow wilson bridge. right lane blocked by a crash. 270 uthbound, before montgomery village. we have a left lane getting by southbound andnorthbound, one right lane is getting . eastbound, "e" street expressway, after 66, a pothole with the right side blocked. >>> today, a 9-year-old rapper from maryland talks to ellen. >> before dillon gilmore from anap s annapolis sat down to talk to her. >> where do you get your style, your mom or dad? >> sorry, mom. >> you her face? he said sorry, mom. >> he talks about his plans to >> he talks about his plans to celebrate i'm a close talker. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. its breakthrough formula does more... wonderful. sensitivity, strengthens teeth... it kills germs through my whole mouth.. i like youconfidence. th

back at the pike place market the fish tossers trading salmon for snow balls as locals took advantage of streets turned runs. >> it feels like powdered sugar. >> reporter: a city making the most of a historic snowfall. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> a manhunt for a man accused of murdering his other mother. the suspect, a disbarred lawyer who admitted stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his clients. we get the latest from nbc's tammy leitner. >> reporter: richard merritt once ran his own law firm, a business he showcased in this tv testimonial. >> the response i've gotten has been great so far. >> reporter: tonight he's the subject of a nationwide manhunt, suspected of murdering his own mother at her georgia home. >> my biggest concern is he could hurt someone else. >> reporter: last month he was disbarred and pled guilty to theft, forgery and elderly exploitation. accusing him of taking more than $420,000 from 17 different clients. a judge sentenced merritt to 15 years in prison but approved his request tor time to get his affairs in order. instead of turning himself in last

look at these snow drifts a pike's peak. never want to see that in my life. crews there are busy clearing the snow drifts that are as high as eight feet. the area is known to get its fair share of snow and crews have to clear it almost daily so visitorsve can t there. >> what if that snow bank fell on them. >> in tah they have gotten a lot of snow. same thing with snow stacked on cars out there in tahoe. >> good for skiing. >> keep it over there. >> we're going to g a nice little snow storm today. it's not going to be anything crazy that is going to lead into days because we're going to get a lot of rain as we head into tonight and we warm right up. >> i'll accept that. >> i'll acceptthat, too. by the time we get into the weekend, temperatures go right on up. snow is pushing in and we will have snow falling for most of our area by day break. maybe with the exception of teas just to north and east of baltimore. but for the most par here it comes right now. already starting to see it fall in culpeper and out by the shannon sha shenandoah valley. it is going to

it stars rosamund pike, who i think does a really good job of sinking her teeth into the role.ry good documentaries about colvin — under the wire i think recently played on the bbc, which really, i think, gets to the heart of it. the second thing is it's the script isn't as good as the story is. funnily enough, it is written by the person who wrote grace of monaco, the same writer, and there is an awful lot of clunky exposition. and also the central idea that i think marie colvin, she never wanted to be the centre of a story. what she was interested in is getting to witness the news and getting it out there. that said, with those reservations, i think rosamund pike is terrific and, in the current climate, any film that celebrates news journalists going in and getting a proper story at the time when despots are trying to destroy journalism, i think that is admirable. i interviewed matthew heineman, the director, and he was saying in a sense, it was a portrait of obsession. and she was an obsessive. yes, and he says it is not a biopic, it is a psychological picture, as he comes f

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"the lego movie: the second part" is the first of many potential blockbusters coming down the pike. "the lego movie 2" is expected to earn around $55 million during its first weekend. how do i know if i am saving enough for retirement?hubert there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. thieves are targeting cars parked behind security gates, on properties with security cameras. in the latest incident, police say the thieves went after vehicles parked in the metro 655 apartment complex on tennyson road. a resident there says she found her 20-18 honda without tires. she says the theft happened while she was sleeping. these stolen wheels follow thefts last week from cars parked in another hayward apartment complex.

this was the scene along leesburg pike on the ramp to the beltway. 72-year-old shandra was killed while he was walking home from work. he just finished the overnight shift at a nearby gas station. s weke with another worker at that gas station about his former co-worke >> he is very nice. he,ou know,ery gentleman. very gentleman. you know, my heart is broken. >> police have very little infondation about the make model of the car involved in this crash. they're asking anyone who may have seen the acc to give them a call. >>> three people are dead after tworains in new york collided with a car. witnesses say last night the driver oedthe car t to beat the crossing gates that were lowered with flashingts li the car collided with an eastbound train and then into a train coming from the oppite direction. all three people inside the car were killed. seven train passengers, the train conductor and engineer were taken to the hospital. >>> one person is dead after flood waters caused a 111-year-old bridge to collapse in greece. you can see the relentless rushing water here and then the bridge jus

around :15, a car on marlboro pike and old crane highway slammed into another car. the driver was rushed to the hospital. no word on what caused that crash. >>> now, a black hisry month lesson gone terribly wrong. parents and the naacp are outraged. >> teachers instructed their students to pretend to be slaves during a gym class. third, fourth and fifth graders gathered in the gym in ashburn. they wlae told to a game, where some acted as runaway slaves and others were slave owners. black and white students were chosen to be slaves. they ran through an obstacle course that was meant to represent the underground railroad for black history month. >> it's t awful, be honest with you. it's really insulting. it makes me feel unsafe because i have kids in loudon c nty publicschools. >> the school's principal sent a letter home saying, in part, in this instance, the content will be retaught to students. however, this incident has revealed a need for us to further explore how we ensure will not be repeated. >>> lawyers for an accused officer who made a terrorist attack says

back in seattle, the pike place market fish market trading and streets turn ski runs. >> it feels like sugar. ed >> reporter: a city making the most of a snowfall. morgan chesk nbc news. >>> a manhunt for accused of murdering her otherr. mot the suspect, a disbarred lawyer who admitted stealing hundreds ofhousands of dollars from his clients. we get the latest from nbc's tammy leitner. >> reporter: richard merritt once ran his own law firm, a business he show cased in this tv testimonial. >> the response has been great so fa>> eporter: but tonight he's the subject of a nationwide manhunt.ec sud of murdering his own mother at her georgia home. >> he could hurt someone el sfwlfrmt last month he was disbarred and pled guilty to theft and exploitation. accusing him of taking more than $120,000 from 17 different clients. a judge sentenced merritt to 15 years in prison but approved his request tor time in get his affai order. instead of turning asmself in lt week, authorities believe merritt cut off his ankle monitorb in c county and drove to dekalb county where he allegedly murdere his moth

i would have thought it is as plain as a pike staff to the member that is not the way negotiations shouldd. and that the government get on with its work and rather than criticising from the sidelines, mr speaker, i think it is time for all mps on his side to actually work for a constructive solution. it is in his hand as much as it is in the hands of the government. saying that the government will not provide a running commentary on the negotiations. unless you are the chief negotiator, like what happened in a bar in brussels and give a very detailed running commentary to anyone who was in earshot! that is extremely unprofessional behaviour, a minister who did that would be sacked, what disciplinary action has been taken against mr robbins or did he get away with it because he's teacher's pet? the right honourable gentleman has referred to a newspaper report that i think would be ill advised for me to comment on. can i say this generally about our civil servants, whatever their role or position or their views, they are in a cingularly difficult position in that they cannot answer back. i

he went to terry in a presser with the latest on his way to civil crisis and that's more after the pike . the job of journalists photojournalists any type of the videographers writing journalists is their job it's much more dangerous every year because so many people now see what we do is threats you know threats to whatever their narrative is whatever the propaganda is and you know they like anything in our culture and the iraq and afghanistan wars had to be sold to the american people and . you know world of big partisan. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back washington is continuing to ramp up the pressure on the venezuelan government on friday it hit the crisis stricken country's state owned oil company five of nicholas mature as top officials with a fresh wave of s

party that is going to do the responsible thing, to take the most predictable crisis coming down the pike at us, and take it by the horns and fix it. do you feel personal responsibility to tackle the 100% debt-to-gdp and our american sovereign debt levels? >> yes. i feel the responsibility. >> how? what are you gonna do? >> well, i think if you look at some of the drivers of debt, which, of course, is healthcare and social security and also defense, you have to address those. so, yes, i take it seriously. i was a city-council member before i went to congress. we had to -- we were forced to balance our budget. >> i'm gonna hold you to it, because it is eminently very important to our national security. when you think about the state our union, in the context of our political culture, how is the state of our union? >> well, you know, i see it in my own family. a son of two republicans. i married a girl from southern indiana, who grew up with the pences, and, you know, her family is pretty conservative. and, you know, i can tell that something happened in 2016. our country is -- you know, it

well, supercarers, which was founded four years ago by brothers adam and daniel pike, aims to addressfrom booking shifts right through to paying invoices. and adam joins us now. i imagine viewers can relate to this story. why did you found the company? like many families, we watched our mother and auntie give up work and care for their mother and that was extreme a challenging because put enormous pressure on the family so for us, what's really important is how could you help people, families, to find carers living in their local area and by connecting people locally, i think care can be much more meaningful as a consequence. think care can be much more meaningful as a consequencem think care can be much more meaningful as a consequence. it was your grandmother we were talking about, she went into residential ca re about, she went into residential care eventually and you felt her own well—being declined at that point?|j think for many people, the majority, they would rather be cared for in their own home but for her, residential care was a last resort but unfortunately the carers chan

there you had the current vice president mass pike -- miami there. what was the reaction like to mike pence's presence there? >> mike pence was suggesting the america first mindset the president has been campaigning on and leading since entering the oval office is in the best interest for the world as a whole. on multiple occasions lines that he's used to receiving applause and taking breaks for were met with silence. in part because we know that many of our european allies do not see the united states as any longer a world leader when it comes to security issues and boldly disagree with much of what the president has put forward. it's telling to see how surprised pence himself was that he was not met with the same type of support that he usually is met with when he's making these same statements on the campaign trail or within groups here in the states that are used to supporting him and backing what the president believes to be in the interest interest of the county and the world. >> brennan: david, in contrast to that, act will merkel, the german

abusive priests and zero tolerance for those who've covered up that abuse wasn't mentioned by the pike when it didn't come up in this four day meeting and they think that this amounts to a paedophiles charter that because these priests and bishops and clergy are not being threatened with being thrown out of the priesthood that gives them carte blanche to go back to their countries and carry on abusing carry on covering it up this meeting though it was never about definitive concrete action. to be decided here or now it was always going to have follow up meetings and follow up consultation and the pope is hoping that it's in that process coming next that's a practical handbook to be drawn up for dealing with this issue across the catholic world more civilians were killed in afghanistan last year than joining any of the previous nine years figures from the un show almost four thousand civilians were killed in twenty eighteen including nearly a thousand children and blames the spike in deaths on an increase in attacks by eisel and air strikes by the u.s. led coalition report comes as talk

reporter: interesting rinse together president talk about what could be coming down the pike.e could see him meeting with chinese president xi jinping and it could take place at masha lago. the president announced on twitter he has nominated kelly craft to become the next ambassador to the united nations. david: joining me, columnist, author and asia expert, gordon chang. it looks like the president is going to meet personally with president xi to seal the deal, the trade deal. are we make real progress in getting the chinese to change habits that are not in our interest? >> i don't think so. $300 billion, $400 billion a year. there is no indication this adream will do anything substantive about that. the chinese economy was built around state end prizes. and d state enterprises. it's not just foreign countries like american countries prejudiced by xi jinping. it's chinese companies itself. this won't stop with the trade deal. david: huawei is in the news. the cfo, the daughter of the guy who started the company was arrested. there is a least pressure on them from the united s

guy: there is a recession indicator and it is good at predicting a recession coming down the pike towards us. we can put the chart up and show everybody. we are getting levels that start to predict a recession. is a recession in the u.s. a near-term risk? george: it is clearly a near-term risk. if we can't get trade negotiations result favorably come with weakening investment. given the political issues in the united states, there seems to be little appetite to get anything done. it will get -- be hard to get expansion done. with that kind of uncertainty economy, over the recession risks are going to elevate. if you get trade result -- resolved, then you can see risks diminish. i think what he was talking about was the fact that there was less central-bank ammunition to fight off any recession or financial crisis that we had in 2008. we started out from higher rates and we didn't have the level of balance sheet size that we do now. a lot of the actual economy muchde of that is in healthier shape. i am less worried about a fundamentally oriented -- balance sheets are strong, employment at

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i don't really need to take a position on every issue that comes down the pike that every one of my democratic colleagues for whatever reason thinks they need to take positions on. i just am not going to do it that way. >> sans specifics of the proposal was put your specifics be? >> i don't have a proposal yet. i'm not in the race yet. i really don't know and i haven't decided and i think is that you believe me because none of you ever heard me talk about wanting to be president prior to birth this year. maybe i do now, i don't know. or as george aiken said maybe john adams said. i don't know i will have proposals. on the justice issues of the voting rights i will be more specific on those, but i will be plenty specific on these when the time comes. >> amy walter from the cook political report. >> i'm going to go back in time to 2015 and a place like ohio and the debate over whether the success was about tapping into economic anxiety or the sort of cultural grievance anxiety. the political science seems to come down on the cultural grievance and was much more significant than economic anxiety

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currently happening in san francisco in terms of testing automated vehicles, and so it's coming down the pike pretty -- pretty soon i think. and one of the things that it doesn't have in there, in terms of the language of the bill, it doesn't mention anything about vision zero, and i think it's important that we -- we ask the author to include some language in there so that it's also compatible with what we're trying to do in san francisco, and it seems like there's some movement statewide. and then lastly, the question i have, i didn't see it, but sb 50, it talks about housing a lot. and one of the issues that i have with many of these were when it's state mandated that we do certain things, that they also consider what's the impact on the local jurisdiction, on things like transportation, and if we're building more -- and they're telling us to do this, then, where's the funding for transportation infrastructure that we need. you can't just have another 100,000 people and not have resources to improve your transportation system. i have not seen it in there. i don't know if it's in there, but

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they say he alwaysalks down leesburg pike to get home. but today his journey ended he died rightind me here at theon mp of 495 south. >> my heart is broke. >> reporter: it's been a tough morning for employees at this shell gas station. he says his friend and coworker chundra worked the overnight shift for nearly a year here. he saw him beforehi he left morning at around 5:45 remembers their last conversation. >> he told me morning mr. ali, can i have some i told yes, okay. you can take. i pay. >> reporter: then chundra started to walk home as he does every but about an hour later police showed up atob his >> the officer came here toictut was accident and died. you know, he was so sad. >> reporter: sometime after 6:15 police say they received a call that a body was found near then crosswalk route 7 near the onramp to 495 south. it was chundra, a man in his 70s who coworkers say moved here from napal for a better life. the driver never stopped. >> it's scary. i watch people to make sure they get across incase i have to call police or an amb

ederick, southbound 270, before buckey's pike. we have the southbound lanes stopped right now.ust got off of the phone with police. eun? >> thank you. >>> medical marijuana is legal3 in states, including maryland and the district. but there is no scientific proof that it works for a wide range of symptoms. >> but don't tell that to people who rely on the drug for chronic pain. doreen gentzler has more. >> reporter: this beauty queen is turning her pain into a platform to promote medical ri ana. >> it can help with almost anything cancer. >> reporter: she was crowned mi america world in 2015. she was suffering from chronic aches, anxie and fatigue. >> i have osteoporosis, seen in premopausal women. >> reporter: at one point, she was taking ten pills a day and getting little relf. she turned to medicinal oils. i elt i had to try it. all these pills weren't working. i heard great things and did a lot of research. >> reporter: as business grows here and nationwide, the sciw ce has been s catch up. dr. kogan is the medal director at the center for integrative medicine. >> hopefully

colorado, which is known as "the alcatraz of the rockies," giving it a slightly snazzier nickname than pikepennsylvania, known as "the rikers of the poconos!" ( laughter ) meanwhile, meanwhile-- a lot of honeymooning convicts go there, heart-shaped cells. meanwhile, in sports news, the canadian football league has announced-- let me pause right there-- first of all, there is a canadian football league, and the cheerleaders are here tonight,efly. they've announced something-- specifically, that a defensive tackle with the actual name "poop johnson" has signed to play with the toronto argonauts. and where did "poop" get his nickname? the answer will make you say, "yeah, that makes sense." you see, a defensive tackle needs to stay heavy, and when asked about his weight by sports reporters, johnson once said, "he can weigh anywhere from 280 pounds to 300, depending on the day. how? "i guess because i poop so much." 20 pounds? rchltsd oh, my! >> stephen: that's what you want on your defensive line. you want a guy who can look his opponent in the eye and say, "i crap three babies a day." ( laught

it was turned off on thursday without licking pike was discovered and no he is at the school. the kitchen cannot function pick >> there is nervousness around it. make sure the gas is off. >> i would rather the gas be off they had to be on with a problem. >> we can allot. >> they tell us that could be another week before the gas line is fixed. wells fargo bank is stepping in to help the school providing hot lunches through the end of the week. >>> students at school will get new tablets, replacing ones that were stolen last year. amazon will donate 40 kindle fire tablets to third-graders never had a chance to use the ones that were still. students went back to class and the old tablets and headphones were gone. the new tablets will be delivered to the school this afternoon. >>> it is 6:14. if you're getting ready to head out, there is been several problems because of rain. we will look at the commute and the conditions around the bay area. >> we have morty than 40 is is, twice as many as a normal warning. commute times are up. let's look at these pictures. highway 4, traffic is