exit at ritchie marlboro road.ks like this crash will be taking up all lanes for quite some time. i'll let you know as soon as traffic starts moving. but when it does the backups are so big it's going to cause a huge problem for the rest of your commute. if you normally take the inner loop from that ritchie marlboro road down past the suitland overpass getting past allentown road anticipate huge delays. at least an hour i'm going to say until they're able to reopen this. again exit at ritchie marlboro or before that point. let's switch over to our maps. a handful of other crashes you need to be aware of including one on northbound branch avenue. this crash at suitland parkway. that's dealing with some big delays building on branch avenue because of that as well. in fort washington a tweet about this crash. one at 210, livingston road. right lanely is blocked. slow traffic through fort washington as you try to get to the belt. leesburg eastbound seven crash atin well. this crash is blocking the shoulder in calverton

ritchie did eventually get on the scoresheet though.a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident. you have a lot of tv, radio and newspapers analysing what is going on. after talking to the referee, obviously, we know what he thinks. i will not keep talking about that because we have plenty of time. for me, it was an important game. we had to get three points to win. it was a fantastic goal from richie and a great performance of the players. elsewhere in football today — chelsea striker diego costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban. but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't be dealt with any further. a threatened strike by the republic of ireland women's team has been averted. after talks with the fai were successful. the players had claimed they weren't being treated properly and threatened not to t

guy ritchie directing his film. i love guy ritchie. he's known for adult oriented films.xcited about seeing his take because john fave will he directed the younger book but the news that came out yesterday is that will smith is actually in talks or early talks not confirmed to play the jeannie. now, i think this is interesting because robin williams was the original jeannie in the '92 f film. my assumption would be that this character would still be through cgi. it would have to be. will smith would be doing the voice work because in the jungle book while you had one live action kid you still had good i. you had bill murray playing the bear. scarlet johansson playing the snake i'm interested to see how this work out. i like this idea. i think will smith has great personality. i think robin williams obviously that role is going to be hard to top. in in my opinion i think he deserved an academy award for that. he didn't get nominate the academy has grown to give voice performers that recognition yet. i don't know. what do you think about will shim as the jeannie? what do yo

matt ritchie's spot kick went in but stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick instead of a retake toof players, manager rafa benitez and 19,000 newcastle fans. ritchie had the final word on the night however as his second half goal gave newcastle a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident, and you had a lot of newspapers and analyses they're looking at what was going on. i was talking to the referee, some ugly things, but i won't keep talking about that because you have plenty of time. for me, it was an important game that we had to win and get three points, and it was a fantastic goal from matt ritchie. fantastic performance from the players, commitment, possession, passing, a lot of positives but i'd prefer not to talk too much because it is clear for everyone. costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge. there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban, but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't

ritchie was a good sport. laughed off the whole thing. look at the shock on her face.istie let's talk about him honorary world champ former heavy weight boxing champion mike tyson i'm sure sean will writ about this presented with him were world championship belt for his et cetera on pri season re-entry program. >> i love mike tyson probably the most overrated heavy weight of all time. >> you think so. >> he beat no one great. >> okay. >> sorry mike. >> don't bite my ear off. i'll never say that around his presence. >> i would not do that if i were you. >> i'll shaye i way from that. >> all right. so you know what happens at 4am. tmz dish nation all kinds of great stuff. simpsons great chasing news. that's coming up. at 4:00 a.m. "good day philadelphia". sue serio and bob kelly have your weather and traffic covered all morning. it's exciting. >> love it. >> warm. >> sun glare. >> thank you kathy. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: kendall jenner is going to resurface at coachella. >> there's a big party bumble is doing, the dating site. harvey: sure. >> and so kendall

i was ritchie valens, you were the big bopper, these things never go down, ritchie, come on!ight. we get on the plane and we had this stewardess. i don't remember, the stewardess. she was like, exactly however many feet i will be serving you all a salad. we were like, all right, whoa. oh, this is great. a salad at 3:00 in the morning? and so we're on the plane. and we're going. and everything's fine. we're having a good time. and then stephanie, makeup, she went up to the cockpit to talk to the pilot. and she said, i'm curious, how much fuel do you burn from washington, d.c. to l.a.? and he looked at his gauges and he went -- you need to go put on your seat belt. she comes back, her eyes are this big, the pilot just said we have to -- i'm going, what? oh, oh, no -- then the plane went like this. it just went like that. the stewardess went, okay, that is not supposed to happen. >> jimmy: she did say that, yeah. >> so i'm getting really nervous. you weren't nervous. >> jimmy: i wasn't nervous at all. i was like, really? what's the problem here? let's just roll the dice. power t

matt ritchie's spot kick went in but stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick, instead of ordering ritchiez and 119,000 newcastle fans. ritchie did get on the scoresheet though, his second—half goal gave newcastle a 1—nil win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident and you have a lot of experts on tv and radio and newspapers to analyse what's going on. what i would say, i was talking to the referee and obviously, i will not keep talking about that because, for me, it was an important game and we have to win and get three points. a fantastic goal, a fantastic performance from the players. great in possession, passing, a lot of positives. u nfortu nately, we passing, a lot of positives. unfortunately, we will talk about the incident but i'd prefer not to talk too much. chelsea striker diego costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge. there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban, but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so t

>> directed by guy ritchie and shot on location throughout the united kingdom, the centuries-old legendf king arthur gets a brand new spin. but no dragons in this mythical world. instead, look out for giant elephants. >> 85% of this film is about character and storytelling, and then we're going to sprinkle some magic on top and, you know, blow the scope way wider. as you see behind us, we're on fully realized sets, and you know there's very little green screen. >> 3, 2, 1, action! >> jude law is king vortigern, arthur's uncle, who wants to keep him from his birthright as ruler of all england. >> apparently you have something to tell me. >> he thinks this whippersnapper arthur, this peasant, can't possibly add or bring anything to the throne that he hasn't already considered and answered. >> oh, i like that. >> charlie packed on 20 pounds of muscle to play the part he's wanted since he was a little kid. he carved his own version of excalibur out of wood. this one's a little fancier than that. >> we've gussied it up a little bit and given it a tangible power. that can slow down time for t

matt ritchie's spot kick went in, but stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick instead of a retake,ad the final word on the night, however, as his second—half goal gave newcastle a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. chelsea are a step closer to another premier league title after beating manchester city 2—1. they recovered from their shock defeat to crystal palace at the weekend, and remain seven points clear of nearest rivals tottenham. eden hazard was in form, scoring his 15th and 16th goals of the season. manager antonio conte has been doing his sums. now there are eight games to go and we must know that tottenham could win in eight games, and for this reason we need to take 18 points to mathematically win the title. spurs are the only team with any hope of catching chelsea. they were 1—0 down against swansea with two minutes left to play, but three goals in six minutes gave then a 3—1win, dele alli, son heung—min and christian eriksen the scorers. at the bottom of the table, a huge win for hull, who have now climbed out of the relegation zone for the first time sin

now down to ten men, matt ritchie punished them further. it was so close, they could taste it.rst time of asking, something that doesn‘t happen all that often. it looks like with two games to go, bright and will pip them to the title. although given the way eve ryo ne title. although given the way everyone celebrated here, second placed does not seem like a bad price. the runner who provided the defining image of yesterday‘s marathon when he sacrificed his own race time to help another competitor says it was the perfect ending to his race. the actions of matthew rees in helping david wyeth to reach the finishing line have been described as a great example of true sportsmanship. 0ur correspondent dan johnson caught up with the two runners today. 0n the final bend, on his last legs. commentator: david wyeth goes down... after 26 miles, a helping hand summed up the spirit of the marathon shared by so many. but there'll be guys who'll help him to the line — it's that sort of event. i was just trying to get to the line, and my body went. i went to the ground. it was desperate, reall

whether you are talking about pennsylvania avenue, suitland parkway, forced phil wrote, allentown road, ritchieboro , everything is jammed because people are being detoured off of 495 onto the side roads. all of the on ramps are jammed come all of the off ramps are jammed. anywhere you are in this area is a problem. we will continue to give you live looks at the scene coming up when we make the switch over to news channel 8. that is the latest. back to you. larry: thank you. autria: we head over to news channel stronand restoringding a a father's faith.. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up, until you find them. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> good morning, america. fired at fox. bill o'reilly out after 20 years. >> it is the end of a

anything south of central avenue headed towards ritchie marlboro road.hey may try to let the morning rush hour go through by getting the two lanes go by. melissa, back to you. >> i like the big sigh there. looking at a big problem. >>> rest of the beltway is looking okay right now, but you can see the outer loop there as you're approaching 4 a little slow as folks were kind of checking out what's happening. southbound, 234 still had the crash with the tractor-trailer. 66 and 95 looking okay right now. bottom of the beltway, again, still have that problem but all of those routes into town okay to prince george's county. top of the beltway, same situation there. 270, northbound, southbound, no problem. 66 in bound, 95 northbound all rolling 270 a little slow as well. remember to listen to wtop 105 f.m. >> we also have showers to talk about for the morning commute. we are tracking some early morning showers moving through part of the area. warmer weather today. we get a break in the middle of the day. things heat up. there's the rain moving in. fredericksbu

matt ritchie, the newcastle midfielder, was given a penalty which he converted.e feels that one of the newcastle players was in the box whilst the penalty was in the box whilst the penalty was being taken. instead, as eve ryo ne was being taken. instead, as everyone would expect, for the referee to command a retake, he gave burton and indirect free kick. cue absolute pandemonium in the stadium. 50,000 fans incensed, not knowing what was happening, when the referee had given the decision. look of the referee. newcastle manager rafa benitez absolutely incensed, questioning the referee. very unusually, this hardly ever happens, the referee ruling body released a statement to set the rules of the game have been misapplied. the referee has apologised. i am sure he was relieved to see matt ritchie score, newcastle win and return to the top of the championship macro. crazy scenes. and it looks like the favourite for the masters could be out after falling down the stairs? yes, a freak accident for dustin johnson. he is the world number one. he has won the last three tour

arthel: moran plays joanie cunningham, kid sister of ritchie, who the fonz lovingly referred to as cupabl cupcake. first responders found her unresponsive. ron howard tweets such sad moves, rest in peace erin, i will remember you, lighting up the tv screens. henry winkly winkler, you will y have the peace you wanted so badly on earth, erin moran passed away from unknown causes, she was just 56 years old. eric: france, still under high alert after round one of nation's presidential election, the latest deadly terrorist attack that happened a few days ago in heart of france's shopping district on the lift there the champs-elysees. some say that may have swayed some voter to la pen, who is takes the hardest line on immigration, and terrorism in the french election. but her themes perhaps not enough to completely put her over the top. macron came nearly out on top, and he is expected to crush la pen in final may 7 vote two weeks from now, what does today's results in france mean for us. deputy assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense under president george w. bush. good to see y

were you ever ritchie or rich or anything like that? perhaps dick? i don't know. in your life?other day. he was out here visiting my brother who teaches at ucla. and he started calling me dick, dicky, rick, ricky, dick, dick, dick. and i said, dad, no. it's richard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when did it become richard? >> when i was 18. >> jimmy: 18 years old? >> i went to the refrigerator, i pulled a beer out, "i'm richard." [ applause ] >> jimmy: i talk to my beer also. we had different types of conversations. your dad is 95 years old -- >> interesting conversations. there's a lot of medicinal stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, there's -- i noticed that too. >> i noticed that back there. >> jimmy: there's a haze of pot smoke. you know, it doesn't -- it doesn't have to be medicinal in california, it's legal, completely legal, recreational. [ cheers and applause ] >> i blame them. stoned. this entire group. >> jimmy: this is going to be -- it occurs to me this is going to be our first easter with legal marijuana. i mean, the jellybeans are in serious danger right now. you've had such an inter

david: they will show how much more ritchie warich he was. you think suppression can take place -- that back and take place for years without more coming to the fold? david: i don't predict here. if the democrats take on oe or both houses in 2018 and things could become more difficult for donald trump. the presumption of the courts of secrecy of tax returns is quite strong. it would be a bold judge that allows discovery of tax returns. i defer to those who report to it more closely. frum, theid from atlantic. julie. david rucker. the article is called trump's plan to end europe. we appreciate all of your time. thank you. ♪ charlie: carrie coon is here. she stars in the hbo drama the leftovers. the following season will begin airing on sunday, april 16. she plays a woman who lost her husband and two children in an unexplained phenomenon when 2% of the world population disappeared. new york magazine named coon the best actress on television in 2016. here is a look at some of her work. >> i felt the same as you. i -- i felt responsible for losin

amy: among those arrested was new york city councilmember ritchie torres. hud director ben carson said in march he favors trump's proposal to slash his agency's budget by 14%, saying the cuts would promote fiscal responsibility. in venezuela, president nicolas maduro accused his opponents of acting a coup as opposition politicians led mass rallies nationwide for a second straight day calling for a new elections. thursday,across venezuela police , battled street protesters armed with firebombs, responding with tear gas and rubber-coated bullets, leaving three people dead. president maduro rallied hundreds of thousands of his supporters for counter protests and threatened to arrest opposition leader henrique capriles and national assembly president julio borges. borges, you are the head of the coup. later, don't complain when the law comes to you. i am telling you ahead of time, i am telling you in defense of my motherland and in defense of the people. amy: president maduro accused the trump administration of backing a coup, comparing it to the bush administr

there are so many names eunice smith harbor holly christine ritchie ida basset marion mann annie easley catherine trial. there were so many of them more than i could ever mention the book but those women were part of a larger cohort of women like virginia hekker marjory hannah dorothy lee sharon staff sarah bullock mary shephardson barbara whitesell. these women just like -- were valedictorians. they were in math and science competition winners. they were very smart women who until they came to langley thought they would put their their degrees to work in the classroom. they received a fraction of the credit that they deserved it in the 1970s and 1980s black women like mary jackson and katherine johnson work is to create opportunities for talented women of all backgrounds. through an organization that i started called the human computer project i'm trying to recover the names of all of the women who worked as computer mathematicians and visionaries during the early days of the naca and nasa just -- not just at langley or all of the nasa and naca installations. i would like to encourage

. >> and nicole ritchie is on this new show. sort of an -- as we can tell a little bit from your clip, you play sort of an over involved mother. >> yeah. >> seth: on "difficult people," the fantastic julie klausner and billy eichner show, you play a mother on that show as well. >> that's right. >> seth: which of the mothers is harder for you to play? >> i'd say the one in real life. >> seth: the real life, mother, yeah, okay. [ light laughter ] >> that's probably true. >> seth: aou in real life? >> well, my kids are not kids anymore. they're in their 30's. but you never stop being a mom. and you want -- you call your mother when you leave here. [ light laughter ] >> seth: so that's important. >> that's a very important thing. there you go. [ cheers and applause ] in fact, this -- there are a lot of mothers out there. >> seth: yeah, it's a hot mom night tonight, yeah. >> yeah, a hot mom night. >> this is the message i leave for my kids every week. "hi boys, it's your mother andrea martin. [ light laughter ] we met while i was rai

signing executive orders like ritchie rich, what does that do? >> reversing some of obama's executive orders, doing something about the border. look, it's not about trump. if these republicans make it about trump, they're going to get burned. look at what joni ernst said and what james langford said. they're distancing themselves from the person but not the policies. >> you can't run against the sitting president of the united states. republicans can play this all they want but you cannot -- the thing is donald trump looms so large over everything that you don't have an opportunity to say, oh, i'm a republican who's going to be independent of trump because even in georgia 6 you still got some republicans there who are like, hey, i like everything donald trump is doing. tom price went to be part of his administration. this is about the fact that the republicans haven't gotten anything done in congress, they haven't been able to impress people they're doing the kind of change and draining the swamp they said they were going to. a 30-year-old kid wh

first item i have is a creek watershed project update your steve ritchie. >> thank you steve ritchie assistant general manager for water. it should of said alameda creek watershed center update. we just focused on the watershed center as opposed to the entire watershed to make sure no one's confused. when talking to talk about the all amida creek or general watershed issues just on the center. the watershed center and the [inaudible] improvements together what we've been calling the long-term improvements project, they are both based need a project from our point of view. the-improvements are basically rebuilding the yard which i refer to numerous times as an fixer upper. it was really in sad shape. the watershed center is the new facility that would provide interpretive facilities in a medium space relative door watershed and that will be the county. so we are completely committed to both these projects. we went out to bid for them back in 2016, and unfortunately, the bids came in the two projects 40% higher than the engineers estimate will be on any budget we had for the projects.

the briton finished just ahead of ritchie porte and has a nineteen second overall lead over the australianlevel on points with leaders wasps in rugby union's premiership with a 36—12 win over northampton saints. they ran in six tries in front of their home fans at sandy park to erase the gap at the top after wasps' defeat on friday. centre ian whitten‘s score helped to make it a record seventh straight bonus—point win in the premiership for the chiefs. in the pro 12, 0spreys' 2a—10 win over ulster has left them on the verge of a semi—final play off spot. they need just a point from their final game of the season to secure their place in the end of season playoffs. elsewhere, there were comfortable wins for munster and scarlets. mark selby is on course to win consecutive world snooker titles after he narrowly beat china's ding junhui 17—15, to reach the final. these two resumed at 12 frames all, and it was 16—15 when selby‘s break of 72 got him the victory. he was pretty happy about it too. and the man who will take on the world number one isjohn higgins. the four—time champion needed just

alexander ritchie pointed out earlier today how joseph stalin was quite popular in his country. when you look at kim il-sung, it does not seem, from what i have researched and what you he was not a korean nationalist. he was helping the soviets plunder his own people. he was not a true believing marxist-leninist. he did not seem to stand for anything. so how did he ever gain the popularity -- or not popularity, but the control we see he and his son and his grandson have? dr. millett: he got a lot of help, first from the soviets and then from the chinese. one of the burdens he carried, to some degree, was that he presented by southern koreans as a tool of external , foreign interests. which, in many ways, he was. although he broke loose in the mid-1950's, basically by purging any north korean who had strong loyalties to china, to the soviet union, to any external authority. he was pretty ruthless in eliminating competition. one of the reasons that he allowed a lot of people to leave north korea before 1950 was it was a cheap way to get rid of dissidents. and he confiscated their

he is going to be in a film, a guy ritchie movie, the king arthur legend being told in a film, and heegend of bexcalibur is the headlinelj and he has... the legend of bexcalibur is the headline. i have to say he is not looking that ugly death. yes, the little picture there. the yellow teeth and the scars. we are talking about centuries ago. still not terrible. he still comes off, doesn't he? looking forward to seeing that. imagine being the make—up artist who is told to make david beckham look ugly. and talking about anthony joshua, this is the actual size of his fist. it is incredible, isn't it? that is the left hand of anthony joshua. i think he might win, mike. iam not joshua. i think he might win, mike. i am not taking him joshua. i think he might win, mike. iam not taking him on. he is joshua. i think he might win, mike. i am not taking him on. he is taking on klitschko. and they are both fans of chest boxing. where you played three minutes of chess and three minutes of boxing —— chess boxing. a stereotypical bank holiday weekend for men used to be a bit of diy, that sort of thin

"happy days" erin moran passed away she played the role of kid sister to ron howard's character, ritchie found her dead yesterday afternoon in her home after they got a 9-1-1 call. an autopsy is being done to see how she died she was 56. >>> a company in dallas named a supply ship named after john it took off from florida with nearly 9,000 pounds of food on board. it will remain at the orbiting outpost until summer in july. >> back here on earth, mention that beautiful sunday sunshine hopefully we can enjoy some of the outdoors. >> i feel it's a lot more than what we saw yesterday that gloomy doom we were dealing with. >> oh, yes it was dieming with and then had rain shower. we need this cleansing rain in here to get rid of some of that pollen also we need some rain right now. beautifuou sun coming up in a few minutes. most the day going to be dry. then we get into monday and tuesday and rain comes back. we're dry by wednesday. if you want to the summer again wait until thursday and friday when temperatures are back into the 80s. we are seeing thundershowers is coxing off the chesapeake

he was sent off and matt ritchie then scored the penalty.al and so difficult to play two, games a week three games in eight days, sometimes. it is not easy on players coming back from the premier league. people don‘t realise that it is totally different, the conditions. we need to change half of your squad. so do do these things and to win and to keep all the fans behind the team, i think has been a fantastic season and we have to enjoy a couple of it. league one champions sheffield united are attempting to re—sign striker ched evans from chesterfield. evans joined chesterfield, who have been relegated to league two, after having a rape conviction quashed in april last year. he was then found not guilty following a retrial. he‘s due to have a medical later this week. there is concern this morning over the future of the flat and ibrahimovic and whether or not he will play football game after damaging his knee. he posted this picture of his legs on social media after the match. it is thought he will fly to the united states for treatment. char

i used to right all thee sappy -- just write all these sappy want to be lionell ritchie songs this wased the band that was the first song we is great and ed sheeran is lot of stuff out there is great. even the stuff i don't graph tight to personally you still can appreciate the bones behind it. mike wife and will get noology an argument about taylor swift. my wife is not a big taylor swift. baby that is undeniable song. listen to that song. >> that's a debate we have on the show all the time. >> pink the guitar listen to it like this. she's like oh, okay maybe you're right. maybe i don't like the way it was reported. >> it's undeniable. >> all right. some of the other big names last night' event peter frampton rob thomas was so excited to see him perform, eric basil i don't know and rhyme highman from the hooters they also wrote cindy lauper's hit time after time. >> i didn't know that. >> i really enjoyed talking with rob thomas. super funny. so laid back. >> gave i was ton of infor information. >> an cues tick cover of taylor swift is coming out. >> i had to add just for maureen. tha

i don't know if that's ritchie rich. >> is it on your phone? >> no. i thought to read, and the next one started thanks, dylan. they cut the third topic. i thought that was the start of the third topic. >> did you say thanks, dylan? >> i did. >> how did i miss that? >> i was like thanks, dylan. i realize i'm not -- i shouldn't be saying that. >> now back to me. >> we all have moments like that. we're looking at words. remember on weekend today it was patron, and i said something about patrons. this morning we're talking about your whirlwind trip. >> yeah. monday i wasn't gave a little -- i was on a panel at the national association of broadcasters. and from there i went to los angeles, and monday evening i interviewed the prolific composer for movies. his movies have generated $25 billion in box office. everything from "driving miss daisy" to "pirates of caribbean". that's the thing. he's such a chameleon musically. >> i like that. you can't pin it on one sound. >> i feel like i would get locked in one genre and style, but his are just all over the pla