i spent weeks of vacation in quantico, virginia. i think i underestimated how difficult it would be emotionally. i knew the three mile run, the 20 pull-ups, that stuff was difficult but very doable. 1986, 11e summer of years after the fall of saigon, wanting to become a marine aviator, showing up at quantico, this is also the summer that "top gun," came out. so you have a l.a. kid going to no mentioning of the air wing in quantico. you have a father who was still in camp. my first at quantico, the instructor came up and said chong, whatever your name is, what you doing in my marine corps? are you a vietnamese spy? easier, because i figured out the marine corps did not like everybody. they did not like the vietnamese lock,mexicans, the poll the black kid from south carolina. it was equal opportunity harassment. the attrition rate was high, only 35 of us made it out of a class of 60. the lightbulb came on that they were just working everybody with no special treatment for you. i made it through the ninth week and said, this is not for

right now 46 at dc, 45 at gaithersburg, 43 at baltimore. 50 at quantico.8, and cumberland this hour at 50 degrees. so we're looking at the temperatures now all up and down the eastern seaboard because we're not alone with what we've been dealing with. here's that cooler air in place but things are going to take a reverse. we're going to get some pretty strong winds tomorrow and they're going to move in from the south. we've had brisk, cold northwesterly flow this weekend, now things are changing. we're going to get a southerly flow and it's going to boost our temperatures right into the mid 60s and i wouldn't rule out maybe some 70s across lower southern maryland. so be on the lookout for that. chilly overnight. 41 at dc, 44 at quantico, 43 at dulles, 43 at martins burg and 43 for culpeper. what we've got is incoming low pressure system to the southeast, departing ridge of high pressure moving off to the northeast. that high moves out and ope southerly winds in. this frontal system is going to bring us rain showers and right now future cast is moving most

your current temperatureempe 58-degrees at quantico. a that'st the same at d.c., 52 at baltimore. frederick 46.fr 50 at winchester. 58 at hagerstown and a little warmer for cumberland at 61-degrees. winds are light and we're not going to see much happening in the wind department, but that bt ridge of high pressure in placen keeping the skies clear.kies that is going to be what's going to make the changes in the nextn day or so as it moves its wayts out to see and opens the door ur for a southerly flow. in the meantime, cool and clear skies for tonight. your overnight lowe's expected to be in the low 50s pretty much every where. we have a few upper 40s on thete map. but generally we are talking low 50s with light winds. here's a quick peak at what toht expect for the next couple of days. is it summer? is it april? il? you're going to be left asking. 84-degrees with mostly sunny skies on monday. we'll see the clouds roling inn later on monday as a result of a frontal system and that's going to set us up for some storms byy the time we get into tuesday, but not before we get that big

you'll get something early on. .4 for quantico and it picks up as you get closer to .7. that's a model prediction of what you may get. 20 degrees warmer as we continue to see our around 66 degrees. so very lovely, no freeze warning tonight after that cold weekend. it certainly feels a lot better. and we expect a warmer sunrise, although there will be more clouds an obviously some rain showers. our temperature at 55 degrees. thank you melanie almwick for the great photo. sunrise at 6:35. so our front comes through but afternoon or so we think the rain is out of here and we're breezy, sunnier and cool. so that means we're only about 60 degrees tomorrow here in the district, 56 for hagerstown, 64, fredricksburg, and culpeper 61 for quantico much the feature this week will be high pressure to the north which keeps us a little bit on the cooler side and it looks like that's how we'll roll through the rest of the workweek. but by the time we get to the weekend and early next week, that high sinks farther to the south and we're going to start warming up nicely and we see a stre

mni 60 at quantico, 59 degrees at at leonardtown and your forecastour for today, 73 degrees.3 degr notad at we'll stay in the 60's all0' a morning long until we get toet the sunshine by the afternoon hours.hour once that happens, tt happ temperatures will start to start come up. it will be a nice mildil afternoon. that's good and we're hopingan to get the rain out of here in i time for the nats game.ats g nats kick off at 1:05 p.m. p.m this afternoon so i'll havernoo the full details on that and a glorious sunday forecastus sund coming up. >> sounds like we're head ind the right direction so that's t good. thank you mike.thyou >>> another big story thisg s morning.g. troubling levels of lead wereead found in drinking water atater a several d.c. schools. s beyond schools older buildingsoo and homes across the dmv couldls be at risk for potentially dangerous levels of lead ins le the drinking water. d.c. public schools says as a dozen schools have elevatedd lead levels. lev tisha lewis has the stories.ries >> especially want to makellwant sure your kids are safe. safe. that's a health co

it begins at their academy in quantico. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with an exclusive look at the training it takes to build trust. >> while best known for training future agents, the bureau's campus in quantico, virginia is home to the fbi's national academy. >> it's not just in the u.s. it's all over the world. >> founded in 1935, the ten-week training course brings together law enforcement executives from everseas, as well as all 50 states to tackle the big issues. stephanie shannon is from simi valley, california. >> it's an extremely tough year. violence against law enforcement is an historic high. >> the riots in furgeson, missouri after michael brown was shot dead and the violence that erupted in baltimore after the death of freddie gray put community policing front and center. >> disenfranchisement. we have great security experts here that are good facilitators. >> those accepted to the national academy are required to take leadership training that addresses policing issues such as race relat

right now 95 in rg quantico to the beltway, it will take you 18 minutes to get from quantico to the beltway. i'll be back in ten minutes. >>> developing right now, a scary photo from a very serious crash. take a look. several children were hurt in this pileup on i-270. >> we first brought you this story as breaking news last night. five cars were involved in this crash. in total a dozen people were hurt. eight were taken to the hospital and they should all be okay. the crash happened on north boud bound 270 in clarksburg. it's still reopened. >>> the medical examiner will conduct autopsies for the two amtrak workers killed in this week's train crash. amtrak train 89 was traveling from new york city to savannah. it hit a backhoe killing the backhoe operator and a supervisor. meanwhile investigators are trying to figure out why the equipment was on the track. the data footage will be brought to washington so the ntsb can review the material. amtrak says it is running on a normal monday schedule right now, but there could be some delays following the crash yesterday. there was a lot of contusi

new crash prince william by quantico. take a look at sky fox. i'll show you crash we've been tracking and looks to clear the left shoulder and delays past route 1 hov lane moving and again bigger delays picking up route 1 northbound dealing with heavy flask stafford all jammed up. basically 95 northbound is message staff ford from beltwa beltway. we'll have more traffic in a few. back to you two. >> thanks, airport, time now 6:27. >> coming up next update on arrest of suspect in deadly stabbing in metro station in the district. >> big night at ballpark last night. we'll find out how the first pitch is mrawral wept. chat with them next at 6:27 pats pats pass. >> tuesday morning, welcome back to "fox5 news morning" erin along with tucker will join us on the fives at 6:35. first at 6:30 though a suspect is in police custody in connection with deadly stabbing at the dean wood metro station. and we know the suspect is 18 years old and police have not released his name and he is suspected of stabbing and killing 15-year-old john evans th altercation.

but quantico toasty att 85 degrees.the air is super dry so you're not feeling any humidity out here. by the way, we are really too dry and with these gusty winds t we have to be very aware that there is an increased fire danger. a red flag warning is in effect because of these breezes and the very low dewpoints so be aware of any brush fire could spread very rapidly and also be very aware of cigarettes and things like that on a night when we're getting some gusts up and over 20 miles an hour. let me show you the satellite radar picture. you can see some of the cloudsld that have been around our arearn and they are oh going to clearo quick limit we have one patchne coming through d.c. and maryland a and after that we'll havee' clear skies overnight and that will help us get a little bit cooler. high pressure is going to be to building in for tomorrow. so another sunny day, but a little bit overnight you'll notice that as we probably only top out into the 730-degree range or maybean low 70s for the day tomorrow. let's go

it begins at their academy in quantico.hief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with an exclusive look at the training it takes to build trust. >> while best known for training future agents, the bureau's campus in quantico, virginia is home to the fbi's national academy. >> it's not just in the u.s. it's all over the world. >> founded in 1935, the ten-week training course brings together law enforcement executives from everseas, as well as all 50 states to tackle the big issues. stephanie shannon is from simi valley, california. >> it's an extremely tough year. violence against law enforcement is an historic high. >> the riots in furgeson, missouri after michael brown was shot dead and the violence that erupted in baltimore after the death of freddie gray put community policing front and center. >> disenfranchisement. we have great security experts here that are good facilitators. >> those accepted to the national academy are required to take leadership training that addresses policing issues such as race relatio

>> i think it is on another network. >> what about quantico down in virginia? >> you got it. fbi. >> fbi. some other people who made the list, well, you got your hillary clinton, who was in philly last night, ted cruz, he is here today. in our state. >> donald trump is in our state. >> he will be in hershey. >> then we have taraji henson, adele, and bernie saunders oh, bernie sanders, and bernie sanders will be -- >> today, here. >> redding? >> yes, will be in our area. >> maybe donald trump is in redding? >> , no donald trump is in hershey. >> okay. >> and bernie stant in scranton, then bernie will be coming down, i think our neck of the woods later. >> yes. >> how do you tell if the guy you are dating on married to is genuinely a good guy, you know, how is your husband? oh, he's such a good guy. he's just a great guy. in reality he could be a stinking jerk. so here are the warning signs, car won't know all about this, she has complied this list. >> all right. so he says mean things in a nice way. do you ever have someone do, that trying to give you the backha

. >>> an all new quawnlts -- quantico is coming up on 6abc. >>> the second you call the director theyre going to know. you're gambling with the lives of everyone i care about, including ryan. >>> i will tell the director, but there's one condition not negotiable. >> reporter: they become unlikely allies as they try to stop a terrorist striking again. tonight's all new lineup starts atmosphere 7:00 a.m. america appear funniest home -- america's funnest home video and quantico and "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >>> coming up, another look at the deadly amtrak crash in delaware county, and the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see you back here in just a bit. >>> before we go we want to get another update from trish hartman following the amtrak accident in chester, trish, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: gray we know two people are confirmed dead in the deadly amtrak derailment. we know the two people were not passengers on the train. we know that 35 people were hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. amtrak said a thorough investigation will be conducted into pa

it will take you from quantico to the beltway about 40 minutes here this morning. overall prince george's county looking pretty good as you're headed inbound there on in-idia head highway. going about 16 miles per hour. and 270 at montrose looking a little slower than normal. again, all of the rain around little bit of extra time here this morning. >>> 6:54. and new plans to replace a water main in bethesda after a mess yesterday. we cover this hed this all morn you. the water main break on rockville pike. the road is back open, but the lanes were shut down for most of the day yesterday. the break happened at the same spot as another water main break back in october. wssc says the pipe is old and they plan to replace so it doesn't happen again. >>> and are arlington county police will have a safety awareness campaign and today you will notice officers out on crystal drive enforcing traffic regulation and handing out tickets. >>> montgomery county is gearing up for mosquito season. today county officials will head to the twinbrook neighborhood to talk about how you

quantico is still 70.k how nice and mild it is across the mid atlantic here across the ohio valley and st. louis this morning 71. we're close to that here in d.c.. thunderstorms north and west. you get excited about that can't you erin. we have generally clear skies and later on today the forecast does call for late-day thunderstorms into the evening hours. other than that warm highs out auto head of it but into the middle 630s. so the green area today a marriage mall risk we would have a couple of thunderstorms strong and severe you get to maryland to southeastern p and and part of delaware and financial energy there's more likelihood of having severe thunderstorm a 60 mile app hour wind plus. very heavy downpours. ground to grouchbd lightning. we'll keep a close eye on the thunderstorms around here as well. some could be severe. much cooler tomorrow. 66. even cooler on thursday. with a greater chance of showers around, 62 degrees. ep and still showers on friday. 66. saturday looks pretty good few clouds,

it was an hour and a half from quantico to the beltway, just allow extra time. 95 a crash on the leftder. route 1 does not look bad if you want to try that instead before beltway overall, no major problems right now. you can see the green here the rain falling across the area. 301 at north pointer ridge drive, left lane blocked. 270 at shady grove, seeing wet roads. >>> raindrops falling for the next several hours, so grab your umbrella. you don't need your warm rain coat, though. it is mild. feels like a summer morning out there. raindrops this morning will give way to sunshine and a bit of a northwesterly breeze this afternoon as it starts to turn cooler once again, it will be a chilly start tomorrow morning. but the days of sun and pollen are just about ready to return. raindrops here is storm team 4 radar, rain just about everywhere around the news 4 nation. as i said, it's a mild one, 65 degrees right now on your way out the door. near 60 at noontime, rain showers will be tapering off from west to east around the lunch hour prks about should be out of southern maryland by 2 every

quantico for the beltway, 24 minutes.mber to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop your car. >>> new arrests related to the san bernardino attacks. so why aren't the suspects charged with terrori it's becoming all-too common. how hackers can gain access to your phone and what to do to keep it from happening . >>> wounded by gunshots and rushed to the hospital, we now know a man in prince george's county did not survive those injuries. we got word that this happened about 10:30 last night in the capitol heights area specifically on the 1700 block of kenilworth avenue. police arrived to the scene, they brought that man to the hospital, but he did not survive those scurries. no suspect, no motive in this case. back to you. >>> and you're waking up this morning, it's chilly, a little light rain and drizzle out there. when will we see the sunshine next? your "7-day forecast" coming up in just four minutes. >>> crash 270 south at the spur now. not as much volume as we were seeing. and then take a look at this south capitol at ch

fredericksburg before 8:00 this morning, quantico by about 8:30, southern maryland by 9:00. so this whole wave is coming our wet. lower rain chances for the next few hours across northern maryland, but there will be another opportunity to rain this afternoon as a cold front comes by. right now, though, it is mild. upper 60s to near 70. highs today upper 70s to near 80. here is another chance for showers by 4:00 this afternoon. mostly dry for your friday evening plans. but kind of a showery start to your friday -- or your saturday, rather. rain chances should be over by about lunchtime tomorrow. saturday night will be dry. sunday very, very windy. here is your whole "7-day forecast." a series of legitimate february level cold fronts coming by. we could have an area wide freeze by wednesday morning. be ready for that. >>> your commute will soon get even better as road crews begin to fill in some troublesome potholes. road crews will be out in the district in full force as the city kicks off its annual potholepalooza campaign. >> molette green is live with more on what the >> r

and red line single tracking between van ness and dupont circle. 66 looking good, 95 north quantico to the beltway, you're okay. 270 southbound from the beltway outer loop to 270 is okay, as well. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >>> 6:13. there is a new push today in support of d.c. statehood. supporters plan to march up pennsylvania avenue as part of d.c. emancipation day. that commemorates the president lincoln freeing more than 3,000 slaves in the capital city. it's during a renewed fight for d.c. statehood with advocates arguing d.c. residents pay federal taxes but lack a vote in congress. and d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the city can and will do more to highlight the lack of voting representation in congress and statehood. for the first time ever, d.c.'s budget will not be a part of the federal budget, but it still has to go flew congress. and rachel maddow asked if she's ready for a sfit. glink the fact that the court has weighed in s everybody that sending our budget, our local dollars directly to the congress makes sense for everybody. >> bo

admitted the mistake, fields once her father's body exhumed from this gravesite in quantico who have the autopsy performed, something the v.a. says they will pay for. the 7 on your side will continue to follow the story. chris papst, abc 7 news. leon: fields once her father's body exhumed in an autopsy performed. the v.a. said they would do that and pay for it. the i-team will continue to follow that story. still ahead describes it as looking at hell. what triggered this massive fireball that reduced a home to rubble? plus -- reporter: howard university offering its students cold hard cash to graduate on time. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] inn: a traffic nightmare downtown new orleans because of a sinkhole about 20 feet w ide, the second sinkhole to pop up in just one day. the first one was blamed on a water main break. alison: how about getting paid to graduate on time? howard university get their diploma in four years, so the school is offering a new incentive worth thousands.

overnight lows 43 at quantico, a little cooler to the north we've got some 30s here on our map and overall low 40s to upper 30s. sunrise forecast for you in the early morning hours at 49 degrees. our sun rises and that ridge of high pressure for tomorrow really is going to give us bright skies. you might want to go out for a nice brunch tomorrow. it's going to be fairly nice with temperatures into the 70s. so it will be comfortable for you. low 70s across the board a little cooler near the water where temperatures will be in the 06s. by the time we get to monday and tuesday the jet stream heads well to the north, warmer air gets socked in and we are headed to the 80s and could even see maybe a 90 degree in some of our neighborhoods. if you're heading to the nats game tomorrow, perfect weather for you not like friday where we had the rain. 47 for tonight and mostly clear skies, a little bit on the cooler side but the sunshine in full force tomorrow i hope you have outdoor plans. 71 degrees. it is going to be spectacular for sunday. and once we get into the week, we hit those 80,s, we've got

gaithersburg 39. 47 degrees this morning inng in quantico. are those temperatures assa we roll through the day today.ta by 9am, probable fool the low te 50s in most locations.ocions we work our way to they t 1:00 o'clock hour.. nats baseball kicks off at 1:353 this afternoon taking on the on twins again.gain. 63 degrees for game time. 55 in annapolis.. 61 for baltimore.mo. heading into further into theth afternoon upper 60s very0sery pleasant and mild.ndil right where we shall should bels pretty much for this time ofe year. nice afternoon coming your way.c we gomet into the evening pastt sunset start to cool things offf little bit once again and bynd tomorrow morning, we're wakingeg up to temperatures that are on the chilly side with 40s to thet north and lower 50s down to the south.so here's your forecast for the day today.today your planner. 58 degrees by 11 a.m. by 11.m a cool start to the day. by 2:00 o'clock lots of sunshinn into the mid 60s we go.. by 5:00 o'clock this afternooner right around our highig temperature, 70 degrees sunny an

you can see it's a little delayed. 66 headed into town is just fine. 95 north quantico to the beltway is slow because of the disabled vehicle. before you hit the beltway in the northbound lane, listen to our friends on 103.5 p.m. when you hop in your car. >>> one week later no sign of a missing virginia firefighter. how a community is showing support as we wait >>> plus, we are breaking down the race for the white house for you this morning. after a big win for donald trump and hillary clinton, nbc news' peter alexander will show us what the results mean for the ovmpaigns m ♪ music plays ♪ music plays ♪ music plays >>> right now we are watching a pair of developing stories including a firefighter who has been missing for one wek. working on to get you up the minute you're up. but first, storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has more on his forecast and the need for sunscreen today. >>> absolutely right. the strong april sun will get you if you are not careful, spf 30 or higherme ehigher. i'm not worried about today or tomorrow but i'm worried about the friday afternoon plans. we'll ch

look at this, lightning and thunder down towards the back towards quantico and stafford. after 7:00, 18:00, they're out of here the cold moves in. veronica has the 7-day forecast in a bit. >>> folks in alabama, georgia and florida cleaning off after what appeared to be a tornado touched down overnight. two women seriously hurt when the severe weather barrelled through their mobile home park in southwest georgia t. women were inside their mobile home when winds picked it up and hurled it across the street. they were not injured. the storm also uprooted trees and knocked out power. >>> nasa's mars rover is capturing pretty cool images. >> take a look at the background, let's have a look at it. there it is, that's a dust devil. we get those in texas. the rover on mars captured that image last week a. dust devil is like a tiny twister and formed by a rising rotating column o dust, it's transformed into a pimer floeth through the desert of mars. >>> a family's tearful plea. why they want you to check to see if your car could have a serious safety flaw. >> that's why a smartpho

we've learned that autopsy still has not been done and the korean war veteran at already been buried quantico national cemetery. >> these are veterans. i mean, my father was wounded in the korean war. he had to live out the rest of his life like that. they are not treated as they should retreated. it shouldn't be i have to fight to myd out it happened dad. >> tonight at 11:00, we will sit out with the v.a. to find why fields still does not know how her father died. we will find out why this autopsy was never conducted and what is being done about it now. jummy: we will look for that at 11:00. thank you. officiallyason starts on sunday and officials in montgomery county are launching a coordinated push to stop unveiled a public information campaign. this comes as state and regional leaders work to educate people on how to protect against mosquito bites and eliminate breeding grounds. it comes as two new cases of the zika virus have been reported in virginia, bringing the total to 13. every case has involved people who traveled outside the continental u.s. a piece of d.c. history reopening for

quantico, 57. tod is starting to pick up 15-20 miles per hour. through the afternoon, breezy and a touch cooler but closer to where we should be in the mid 60's. what about the rest of the week and the cherry blossom parade on saturday? we will have futurecast coming up in just a bit. jummy: thank you. jamie sullivan has your traffic check. -day roadwork, of course. passing by connecticut avenue, you can see slowing on the outer loop due to the midday loop near georgia avenue. i want to stick to montgomery county. take a look. accident activity on georgetown road near the capital beltway. a minor accident that is not causing a delay, so georgetown road is moving well, but you may see activity. getting into virginia. pretty quiet as you continue toward the gw parkway and the toll road. d.c., we do have one issue, and that is a tree that is down. south 95, the left lane is blocked. otherwise, volume at the third street tunnel. jummy: thank you. developing news now, to more homes shot in an alarming crime spree in -- two more homes shot in an alarmi

them it's' really going to sit us up for bitter. 50 at baltimore. 52 at annapolis this hour. 55 at quantico51 degrees at dulles. freeze warning kicks in at mid neither for the area you see shaded here until nine a.m. on saturday. those temperatures really goinga to drop. we have to warn you if you liveu in this area, make sure you you protect any of you're sensitive vegetation out i side.ut winter weather advisory thaty kicks in 11:00 tonight until two p.m. on saturday. higher elevation. here we are talking from about three to five inches of snowfall very possible.e. but also going to have gustyty winds. that means we're going to see to blowing snow through here if yoe are in this area or headed toedo this area, visibility will certainly be reduced quite a bit. so, low pressure system moving through. clipper system, what's going toa happen it's going to redevelop.d get wrap around prezip precipitation. and that freeze map we're goinge to have freeze watch for entirei area. by noon on saturday, here's a look at what we're talking about. i'm sorry, hitter night, once wi get into 4:00 in the m

e 70 degrees right now at dc cooler at quantico. 65 degrees. 72 at baltimore.degrees at hagerstown withi some very light wind. heading to the nat game, well grab a poncho, grab your umbrella. we're going to see some showers maybe isolated pop up. its not going to be anythingng t that should cause any problems.. rain delays possible but so far you know just letting you knowei ahead of time to be prepared. it will be 67 degrees bit time we get to the final part of the game. rainfall is not going to be hugg for us. we do have a deficit. we could use rain but were not going to put very much of adept into anything with these numbers. its not going to be a heavy downpour of any kind. low tonight mid to upper 50s. going to be comfortable outside. tomorrow showers for the first part of the day, that gets outt of the way. high pressure builds in from the north. that sets us up for plenty of sunshine by saturday afternoon and it lingers into your sundayn as well with temperatures into t theem 70s. you know at weekend is going toi be pretty nice by the time we get through

and quantico to the beltway, 24. so again, on time. see you back here in a couple minute and remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >>> dust so thick drivers could barely see in front of them. the dangerous situation as police try to clear a major >>> one weekend and counting. we're getting closer to the deadline to file you taxe thes. narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. >>> a suispect shot by police in laurel. what we're finding out about what led to a dangerous situation near a shopping plaza. >>> and a local sheriff arrested. what we're learning a

quantico creek will be the same.eleased aminion statement that said in part, "our groundwater testing indicates no indication of any contaminants, no impact to human health or the environment have been identified." one question is whether the epa will get involved. richard reeve, abc 7 news. alison: rich, thank you. an unusual side effect of the 2016 presidential elections, vandalism of donald trump's star the hollywood walk of fame. people have covered it with everything from dog feces, a swatstika, to name a few. that the stars are historic landmarks not be displaced. trump received the star in 2007 for his work on the tv show "the apprentice." leon: 7 on your side with a consumer alert and a new deal with the nfl. the social media site has bought the rights to stream thursday night football. the nfl announced it is the first deal. that means that all 10 thursday games this next season will be free worldwide on your tablet, smart phone, or smart tv. that will be on twitter. so we go from watching it on a big screen

a little slowing northbound quantico.ally typical. 66 into town and out of town looking quite good. 270 at montgomery village avenue, northbound, southbound looking good. top of the beltway all of those routes in and out of town are okay. a little bit slow on 1 as you're headed down, kind of near the icc and same thing northbound there approaching the icc. don't have a report of any issue there, just seeing a little bit of a slowdown on the map. a live look at chopper coming up. >>> it's 5:53 now. many of you may remember this unforgettable face, this man is the watkins mill high school stud introduced us to. he suffers from cerebral palsy and when we first met him, he desperately needed a new wheelchair. since then his class hates have been working hard to make that happy for him. this afternoon malaise elissa i to a huge pep rally. you won't want to miss her report tonight at 6:00. >>> the search for d.c.'s relisha rudd is not over just yet. k-9 specialists and dive teams didn't find the missing girl yesterday when they

>> and a marine won this morning's race. 24-year-old second lieutenant andrew harper is based at quantico. he finished in one hour, five minutes, 33 seconds. >>> well, the presidential candidates have flocked to wisconsin. ahead of that state's primary tuesday. we will get the latest from the campaign trail coming up. howard? >> well, temperatures will be dropping into the 50s . then a chance of showers with a very strong cold front. going to bring us a lot of but jamie raskin is the only democrat for congress who's authored landmark progressive laws -- marriage equality, equal pay for women, green maryland act, assault weapons ban, and more. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. >> if you want to see a 2016 presidential candidate, just head to wisconsin. all the candidates have events there today. sarah palin introduced trump. trump trails cruz in the polls in wisconsin. >> they take things and they say it is very, very ... you know the problem is they don't do it with everybody. they do it with me. but i don't see t

we have some 30s here on our map. 53 at quantico, 48-degrees at 4 yap last this hour and frostost advisoryr areas of our north and northwest that means protect any sensitive plants you haves out there. this kicks in at midnight and is in effect right through untilgh monday morning at 8:00. so frost advisory for tonight, warming up tomorrow. we're going to see a ridge of high pressure move out and open the door for a good southly this is going to bring the temperatures to the upper 60ser and low 70s. how much cloud coverage we get and how soon this moves in because it's bringing rain with it will be the determiningmini factor to just how warm we get. the forecast is talking about upper 50s. some rain showers very brief in nature. maybe about a tenth of an inch in accumulation, especially toto the south.th. can't rule out a rumble of thunder.th we'll watch it closely.os behind that we get right down again with cold conditions as an artic ridge builds in and we get earshot of artic air kicking in. overnight monday into tuesdayay expect to see the temperaturesmr really plunge. here's your wet

going to exceed that once we get through tomorrow and sunday. 48 at gaithersburg, 56-degrees at quanticohour, 52 at winchester, 59 at hagerstown and 50-degrees at dulles.ull we've got the light winds andnds it's a little cool, not too bad. but overnight lowe's will be in the upper 30s, a few low 40s and mid 40s over all, but the skiese will be clear and we have nothing to worry about forwo tomorrowrr because of a nice rie of high pressure. to the west, but that ridge is holding it all at bay. this is a blocking ridge of higg pressure and it's keep all of the moisture to the east wellas ott to the east. everything to the west, stay to the west and really providing plenty of sunshine all up and down the mid atlantic coast and we're going to be the benefactors of that for the next few days.days ridge of high pressure isre i gradually going to start its way to the south way tomorrow into monday. what that does is open the door up for more of a southerly southwesterly flow. that starting with tomorrow wilr bring us to the low 70s. it gets even better on monday when that ridge is well pretty m

temperatures right now into the 50s everywhere. 55 at quantico, 50 at baltimore, the same at gaithersburg and frederick. 52 at dulles and 53 degrees this hour in the nation's capital. ridge of high pressure t to the north and then we've got a stalled frontal system to the south and we're going to see that wet weather continuing to hang there. easterly flow through the ocean giving us a cool breeze as well. with that and the clouds is why we couldn't budge our temperatures today. highs only in the 50s. we should really be in the low 70s. into the weekend once again for tomorrow, expect to see maybe a little bit of morning drizzle and fog and we'll get a break, it will be dry but it will still be cloudy and by the afternoon and evening we're going to see the rain move in again. sunday we've got this frontal system to keep an eye on. depending on how far north it comes and what time period is going to determine just what we get in terms of some active weather and i can't rule out some thunderstorms. some of those could be fairly strong and severe so watching that closely but sunday night int

on the south side of dc out toward 95 to quantico, we have a few showers. frederick, eastern washington, howard and carol county. i'm watching steadier rains moving east so. as far as temperatures, they have not moved much. we are in the mid to upper 50s now. we will drop a few degrees tonight. maybe a few spots in the upper 40s . but sunday, yellow weather alert. debra alfarone, we are talking rain in the morning. this evening, a chance of showers with the steadier rain developing overnight. i have the umbrella with me. we will come back for the unsettled forecast. see you in a few. >> thank you. >>> day three of the nfl draft and the redskins nation are ready to [ singing ] [ laughter ] >> oh, is that adorable? excited fans have been gathering at fedex field for the draft day tale gait. they are hoping to build on last year's playoff appearance. >> i mean, as long as everybody can stay healthy, the sky's the limit. we made it to the playoffs last year. it is only going to get better. >> i think we are going to go all the way this year. this is a big year

one of those children lives right here in quantico, virginia.nd jackie soke with him tonight in arlington. >> reporter: this young man is in his own right a hero to the united states marine corps and a lot of other people. 9-year-old christian fegowa was just two years old when he was diagnosed with kidney cancer and treated at walter reed. by age 4, yes, 4, and with only kidney left, he was doing speaking engagements to raise money for childhood cancer programs. >> i've raised more than $20,000. >> reporter: tonight at the ritz carlton in pentagon city, he was one of six young people recognized as a military child of the year by operation home front, an organization supports military families. each recipient gets $10,000, a laptop and a heartfelt thank you for the multiple relocations, new schools and extra responsibilities. >> when you talk about what we ask our service members to do, we have them go out in a variety of different places, but they have a family. >> reporter: christian wants to be a marine like his dad. but whatever career he ch

lolow 31 in some areas overnight where the freeze warning is in place and 42 for district and 40 quantico and 48 fredericksburg. overnight temperatures or tomorrow's high temperatures getting back into the low and mid 60s. we'll go 63 for district. warmer than it was today and last night while we saw temperatures dropping down to the low 30s i think it could be colder than that in a few spots. he wanted to show you our area of high pressure will be blocking everything in the east for a long time. and what we're showing you here is rainfall expected for the next seven days and where it may accumulate and notice there's absolutely nothing here in the mid atlantic. maybe a little spot of southern virginia gets a bit of something. so it's that quiet that that high is really going to block everything out. as we get to saturday high should be able to slip to southern position and give us temperatures upper 60s and by sunday lower 7 0s. couple cooler days ahead and we start turning the corner this weekend. 68 saturday. 72 on pressure gets anchored more south it will feel more like april. if not

we don't have any problems. 95, quantico on the beltway going to take you 18 minutes. that's exactly what it should take on this time of day on your average wednesday morning. you can see you're nice and green all the way up to the beltway and into town on 395. innerloop after lane getting by the work zone there. no problems on the prince george's, reminder on the bay bridge. very normal for this time of day. >>> it is 4:43, new details on a scathing article that later was rescinded. what we're learning will happen to a student who said she was gang raped at the university of virginia. >>> neither took home a win in the wisconsin primaries but it narrator: all that political mail might be overwhelming. let's simplify. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kat

if at this moment you take express lanes on this stretch of road near quantico it will cost you $14. the company tool to track toll prices and the traffic. the transurban smart phone app has live traffic camera and warnings when you have unpaid tolls and now in the itunes and the google play stores. remember the toll lanes are expanding. two meetings planned for next week on the idea of extending the express lanes to the pentagon on i-395. leon: an audit found problems with all of the bus fleet for the circulators. one problem on 95% of buses on the roads right now. the issues range from engine problems to cracked windshield, fuel leak and exposed wires. they have failed to oversee first transit. they say repairs are being made and the oversight changes are being implemented. the maryland general assembly has oerridden governor larry hogan's veto of a transportation bill. the new law w transportation projects going forward. hogan opposed that change saying it would limit local input and strip the executive branch of the authority over transportation decisions. maureen: the weekend fr

use caution around that area as you head out towards quantico this morning down 95 southbound and 95 northbound none of that kip call morning congestion ye yet. i like what i'm seeing there. upper loop, lane closure past 236 and typical construction zone there and metro gearing up for service and no report add lerts starting 5 a.m. and i'll let and we'll look live outside next. back to you. >>> checking your other top stories this morning three people including mail carrier are recovering after two separate shoot ningz southeast d.c. yesterday the first happened in the 2100 block of 16 street that's where the mail carrier and another person were shot in drive by. about the same time a third person was shotsome far no word on cause of shooting and both are expected to survive. >> a death of transgender woman at montgomery country hotel is ruled a homicide. they first identified the victim as kenneth blake any and she identified herself as kiona she was at the red roof in shady drive rock little there was. >> a fair pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the 2013 shooting 6 john

taking a look at 95 northbound, quantico to the beltway, going to be 18 minutes and then into the district there on 395. you're completely clear as well. don't have any big worries. we'll take a look at prince george's county coming up. >>> are gangs starting to infiltrate certain schools in maryland? the warning from congress to parents. >>> and the lead is starting to get a little more narrow in the race to the white house. but don't count anybody out just yet. >>> and we have been bi primary >>> the race for the democratic nomination is in the homestretch and victory is in sight. >> we don't have much of a race anymore. >> the front-runners are all but claiming their party's nomination after big wins in new york. but the race is far from over. let's go live to nbc's tracie potts on capitol hill. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you ask the front-runners they say it is almost over. donald trump last night expanded his lead over ted cruz, delegates over cruz. and so donald trump said that this is almost in the bag. that after maryland and the other states next week, tha

tomorrow's race is to begin near the marine corps base quantico and members of her family plan to be there to cheer on the runners. >> and yellow weather alert is in affect and a lot of you saw good thunderstorms in your neighborhood and these are a couple of shots taken by the wusa 9 news team and mike hydek and will -- now that the storms moved through, the temperatures are dropping and the wind is going on. >> and let's go to howard bernstein and we're looking at frost and freeze advisories. >> and tomorrow night, it's wild with winds gusting to 50 miles per hour and north and west, we make it cold enough for the warnings and some strong thunderstorms that hit and miss coming through this evening. the one that came through earlier, it was all of the way coast already. and i have been tracking a couple of showers on a front pushing through the metro and you see them to the east, especially there north of annapolis and into the eastern shore and a couple of light sprinkles across the areas not far from bowie, odenton area and this is the picture mike hydeck took at 7:15. and imagine

northbound on 95 from areas like quantico to the springfield interchange, no issues., larry. >>> this afternoon family and friends will say good-bye to a prince george county firefighter who was shot and killed last weekend. the visitation for john ulmschneide. his nickname is skillet. he was ll

for me, it is to learn what are better ways of doing what we do every day. >> reporter: in quantico,herine herridge, fox news. >>> and coming up on america's election headquarters, we are waiting for ohio governor john kasich to speak at a rally in san jose, california. that's a picture you're looking at live. we will take you there live once we start speaking. we'll get the very latest from all the other presidential candidates and what they're saying this weekend. >>> look at this dramatic new video being released by kurdish fighters. they claim it gives you an inside look into the lives of isis fighters. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. it takes a lot of wor

temperatures later today, 52 degrees a chilly northwest wind. 57 in quantico, 56 in manassas and 57 inculpeper. clear skies tonight, not as cold, but still chilly. we'll fallback to 40 in washington, 43 in leonardtown. a lot of sunshine, pretty out ou there, but it is still kohl's. we could have some gusts over 20 miles an hour all day despita the fact that our winds are diminish prognosis. your seven day forecast, here's that roller coaster ride. we're up to 67 on monday. a front comes through and brings some showers. we dry out, breezy again on on tuesday, a high of just 46. look at how old it is wednesday morning, probably the freeze warnings for just about every where, including the metro. showers are unlike lucky on thursday. we'll have to watch out for the they play at 4:00. next weekend, it looks coldol again. that's your wild seven dayour forecast. let's send it back to tom and ad and any. an thanks, caitlyn, two weeks after the isy terrorist attack in brussels that city is taking a major step forward. fo the airport will reopen for r business today. tod only a few flights will

we're in the mid-60s across the region. 67 now at national airport, 65 in quantico. temperatures will gradually climb to the mid-70s. a little sunshine and then some rain, and then a little sun and some rain and a chance for thunderstorms, as well. not expecting much in the way of severe weather, but have the umbrella ready to go. 65 this morning, 71 at 7:00 tonight with rain likely. have your nats forecast coming up in a few more minutes. and

one spot, quantico up to 50 degrees.rees everybody else is colder than that this morning.n storm trackows, yes,, y a few showers.rs. they're passing by.'re nothing like what we hadad yesterday morning. morni i mean, the commute is going g to be compounded just becauseuse the fact that we do have the hat drizzle out there so the roadways are a little bit lit damp, a little bit slick inlileb spots.spots. just keep that in mind. min 8:00 a.m. drizzle. dzz all day long there could be aoub mostly it's drizzle. it's drizze if we get -- not if we get toet the afternoon but when we getn to the afternoon there is a better chance of having more mor widespread showers out there. temperatures today only upodaynp into the mid to upper 50's.0' that's the forecast. fe how about some traffic on thisth friday morning? here's erin her como.como >> 4:56 right now and taking a k look at our maps we're seeingee a clear commute on the way to wo our airports and interstatesntet inbound heading from 270 down to the spur past frederick rede things are looking really nicee into gaithersburg thisersburg ts morni

what do you think about that. 95, quantico to the beltway, going to take you 17 minutes just like it should. see you back here in ten. >>> one week away now from the new york primary, but some presidential candidates are already eyeing another state. why they're turning their attentbe biggest races of election season. >>> and a rock star heads to capitol hil kathleen matthews: imagine paying 20% more for a cup of coffee just because you're a woman. so why does congress think it's ok that women get paid 20% less than a man for doing the same job? i'll fight for pay equity, to protect planned parenthood, now some politicians will belittle this as a women's agenda. more proof that we just need more women in congress. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. life's morning multitasking for a growing family, to show exactly what you need. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. >>> quick note for you. sir ratsville high school will be closed because there is a water main leak in t

fox news went inside the fbi training academy in quantico. virginia. >> fbi, stand away from the car, put your hands up. put your other hand up. the suspect played by an actor is down. but the vehicle may be rigged to blow. >> we had the student come up. they would clear the car. car is clear. and covering. at this point i could come in and handcuff. >> with a growing terrorism threat, these essential skills matter even more. >> to me the give-away was no eye contact. right? >> yes. >> as she's being given commands, but not complying, that's an indication there's something going on. most people go -- what do you need? and they comply immediately. >> no agent wants to draw a weapon. but sometimes there is no choice. >> seat belt off, open the door. >> and nearly 1,000 agents and intelligence analysts will graduate this year. but for the first time since 1908, the train something fundamentally different. >> it is a biblical shift. >> assistant director for training mark morgan said the old program had agents who ran field investigations in one