you can track them from roanoke. and then during the afternoon we will see sunshine, it will be gusty, near 80 degrees. and then the front comes on through and brings a chance for showers and thunderstorms for your drive home. so both commutes could be impacted. the details of the weekend is coming up. larry. good morning to you. >>> good morning, allyson and good morning to you at home. watch out for greenway drive, there. for those along i-270 no issues. still clear this morning. northbound on 95 -- working your way up towards the spring field interchange now issues. here is a live look outside -- smooth commute. we'll be back with traffic and weather on the 9s. >>> now to the latest developments in a deadly police shooting. it was just an exercise mission that turned violent and this morning virginia stay police are mourning the death of a young trooper. >> 37-year-old chad dear meyer was talking to a man at a metro station and the man pulled a gun and shot the trooper. >> the period of time they gathered was so b

i said to mayor bowers of roanoke, it is time to see "allegiance" is limited.e are closing on the 14th of february, so you better her yet because i am coming to roanoke. [laughter] mr. roosevelt: that is wonderful of you. [laughter] mr. roosevelt: i am very impressed. well, on that point, one of the astonishing things to me in this latest little cycle of hysteria and xenophobia, people were bringing up the japanese-americans as not something to learn from and not repeat but a precedence for some of these measures and i thought that was terrible and showed a real lack of historical education and awareness. but this is something that seems to happen over and over again. americans suffered some sort of attack, get scared, overreact, perpetrate injustice, later say we will never do it again but we do. my question to you, and i know this is a day question, how do you think we as a people can get better, as i often quote your father in my book, a nation could be no better than his people, and at what can we do as americans, do you think, to minimize the chance that w

heaviest rain still down here near roanoke, but that is also coming towards us here. heaviest rain likely in the metro between about 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. this morning. so still a couple of hours away. so we're dry for now, but if you're taking the dog out early this morning, walk fast or be wet. here is 8:00 a.m. on future weather. moderate rain showers right up and down the i-95 corridor, take this morning. after lunchtime, we will get a little break in the action. could even see a little bits of sunshine between about 1:00 and 3:00 this afternoon before clouds build back in and with the unsettled atmosphere, we could see the hit and miss shower chances. so your ball game forecast, cloudy skies at 2:00, a little sunshine. a shower possible at 4:00, and rain more and more likely toward the tail end of the game. so have your ponchos ready to go. what about tomorrow? if they postpone until tomorrow, better weather for baseball tomorrow. dry during tdaylight hours. and this weekend, you'll need to be dressed warmly. saturday cold, extremely windy saturday afternoon at gam

roanoke in the 70s. we're only in the low 50s. in fact as we look closer, there's temperatures still in the 40s at this hour. especially north and east. like rockville 49 along with laurel and white oak. we're not seeing much difference, fairfax -- it's just, hey, quick on the forecast. we'll get back to that -- we got to go for mike with a look at breaking news. >>> we are following breaking news, i believe this is out of baltimore. where we are expecting to learn if charges are going to be filed against alex brizzy, the person that came with the suspected bomb to wbff. [no audio] [no audio] wanted to -- he was injured, he was shot, he wanted to render -- we wanted to render first aid but we absolutely positively couldn't do that because he still had his hand on what appeared to be a detonator-type device and he was still strapped with what appeared to be explosives. so we were not able to rush and give him aid immediately because he still posed a significant immediate threat to everyone around that area, which is -- obviously a

we're tracking thunderstorms down near roanoke. the rate they're going, only about five hours or so from getting in to the fredericksburg so that puts them in there about 9:00 and 10:00. so take your umbrella with you. rain chances are going up this morning and there is another chance for a couple showers coming our way later on this afternoon. and the shower chance lingers into the front part of your saturday. we'll detail it coming up. >>> back here at the live can desk, news that north korea has fired another short range missile. this morning south korea yap officiian officials reporting the new. they say north korea jammed the gps systems of 70 boat which is forced them back to shore. the president spoke yesterday about the need, to quote, vigilantly enforce the strong u.n. security measures on the north after its latest nuclear test. back to you. >> it's 5:03 now. north korea is top of mind as we enter day dayton two of the nuclear security summit. this morning president obama meets with world leaders on the iran nuclear deal.

that's after a petaluma hotel canceled his room last week and then a motel in row -- roanoke park refused to rent to him. >> new at 11:00, as uc berkeley deals with a imroaing number of sexual harassment cases it has been revealed that seven employees were preif -- previously fired for sexual harassment. records obtained show seven staff members lost their jobs and four others were disciplined for sexual harassment. incidents dating back to 2011 include comments about male and female body parts and sexual body parts. a high school coach was put on paid leave. administrators formed a committee to address this issue. >>> new details on a story abc7 news first told you about on monday. there is now a decision on on whether a san francisco porn company can turn their studio into a large scale concert venue. katie is live with the outcome. >> yes, the army got their permit. the entertainment commission cannot dictate what kind of concerts they hold there. but they can restrict the hours and that's also what they did. >> the motion passes. >> it took a few tries, but six commissioners agreed on

other side of the appalachians, roanoke 83. you know how far that is not far for folks going to virginia tech. 83 down there and they saw abundant sunshine all day today. the clouds will stick around tomorrow, too. tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m., the clouds are here. any showers should be back to the mountains. during the day, i don't think we will see much sunshine. we have a northeasterly flow. the rain moves in tomorrow night. if you are going out tomorrow take the umbrellas. 11:00, notice the showers. overnight it gets fairly heavy and in the morning, more rain, heavy rain at noon. if you have games on sunday that's the day we will have cancellations. heads thereupon. what to wear tomorrow, jacket and umbrella. still cool. take the umbrella just in case. it is a small colorful, too. you will need it tomorrow and the next couple of days sunday the big umbrella. 100% chance of rain. 69. 75 a on monday. another chance of showers on monday. slight chance of a shower on tuesday. maybe a little sun. another slight chance on wednesday

that's after a petaluma hotel canceled his room last week and then a motel in row -- roanoke park refused to rent to him. >> new at 11:00, as uc berkeley deals with a imroaing number of sexual harassment cases it has been revealed that seven employees were preif -- previously fired for sexual harassment. records obtained show seven staff members lost their jobs and four others were disciplined for sexual harassment. incidents dating back to 2011 include comments about male and female body parts and sexual body parts. a high school coach was put on paid leave. administrators formed a committee to address this issue. >>> new details on a story abc7 news first told you about on monday. there is now a decision on on whether a san francisco porn company can turn their studio into a large scale concert venue. katie is live with the outcome. >> yes, the army got their permit. the entertainment commission cannot dictate what kind of concerts they hold there. but they can restrict the hours and that's also what they did. >> the motion passes. >> it took a few tries, but six commissioners agreed on

look at these numbers. 56 philly. 56 d.c. 77 roanoke. 82 toward raleigh.he cold air continues to funnel in here. because of that, we will continue to stay in this dreary mess here. that's why we could seere drizzle tonight. 7 a.m.,ing not too bad. watch for areas of drizzle and fog. we will see shower activity build in. around 9:00, 10:00. we will see them through the early morning. afternoon i expect to be better. not not as well. 52 showers likely between 7:00 or 8:00. can't rule out a shower. temperature 57. high temperatures in the low 50s. today stuck in the 40s. should get to the 50s tomorrow. 60 toward fredericksburg. showers for sure. that's why you need the umbrella and the jackets again. this is the common theme the next couple of days. the only difference with saturday, saturday i think we will be on the dry side. 58 tomorrow, 61 on saturday. dealing with the cloud cover but dry. 65 on sunday. sunday could be a washout. we could see a lot of heavy rain early in could continue in to early monday. it clears on monday and 68. another big storm on t

below freezing as far south as roanoke, virginia. >>> well, this weekend's record snowfall in central new york may have been a factor in this deadly head-on crash. in michigan, the snow is being blamed for more than 100 crashes and the postponement of little league. meteorologists say the cold weather in the north is going to stick around another week or so. >>> this morning, federal investigators will start looking for clues after the deadly crash of a sightseeing helicopter. the crash was captured by time the black smoke rising above the trees near the great smoky mountains national park in tennessee. all five on board were killed. abc's aviation consultant steve ganyard says there have been some safety issues with these type of tour helicopters. >> what people need to understand when they sign up to go fly in these helicopters, these -- it's not the same thing as getting on an airliner to fly across the country. the safety record just is not the same. >> there have been at least two other crashes involving these helicopters in the past in that same area. >>> well, this morning, the

you can track them from roanoke.oon we will see sunshine, it will be gusty, near 80 degrees. and then the front comes on through and brings a chance for showers and thunderstorms for your drive home. so both commutes could be impacted. the details of the weekend is coming up. larry. good morning to you. >>> good morning, allyson and good morning to you at home. watch out for greenway drive,

it's this, from roanoke to charlotteville that will track northeast into our area later this morningill make for a wet second half of the morning commute. 6:00 a.m., started with showers west of the area. 8:00 a.m. they are on top of us. we will talk in ten minutes when they will clear out, if they clear out for the afternoon ball game first pitch. now over to larry with the time saver traffic. >> we have overnight construction that could slow you down ever the right lane blocked between claire barton and river road. a live look shows you how it's shaping up on the suitland parkway. issue and problem free working into town. weather and traffic back shortly with an update of the other issues we are looking at this morning. >>> breaking overnight, a child is shot inside a home in northeast d.c. >> police tell us they are looking into whether or not it started as a home invasion. before midnight the victim was shot at a house on foot street. the wound is described as serious but not life threatening. the victim is a 6-year-old boy shot while he was in bed and he was hit in the arm. >> h

charges against andy parker over messages he sent to a parker is the father of allyson parker, the roanokeled last august during a live broadcast. since his daughter's death, parker has been a fierce advocate for gun control and he sent facebook messages to state senator stanley, a gun rights advocate. he said they were threatening and contacted police. parker later apologized. >>> good news for both the environment and crab lovers. the maryland department of natural resources say there are plenty of blue crabs calling the chesapeake home, the fourth highest level in the last two decades. crediting nice weather and harvest restrictions for boosting the crab population. >>> if you didn't make it down to the tidal wave in time, you can book a flight to japan. 500 cherry trees are now in full bloom at a park near snow-covered mt. fuji and it is a breath takinght hill to take it all in. a jump on that plane pretty fast. >> the dog was enjoying it too! lots to enjoy. >>> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >> this is wake up washington on wusa9. >>> right now at 4:30, early primary voting starts

a former coworker gunned down alison parker and her cameraman during a live reporter in roanoke. virginia senator williamator w stanley told police partlyrtly cloudy's family threatened him in a facebook post back in bac september.sept parker apologized. apologi a report says given theiv circumstances charges in thisane case would be inappropriate. bep >> donald trump's chainmp campaign manager will not facent charges for assaulting a recorder.coer corey lewandowski was chargedasd with assault and battery. battey he contends politics did noticsd play a role in how his office hf approached the case.apprched he said it would be "unethical to move good faith basis to proceed.roce >>> a college fraternity undertt fire. they posted what some peopleat are calling a racist andacist hateful message on campus.n c we'll have the details ahead and we'll tell you what theha university is saying after a huge outcry at the school. >> ♪>> >> plus, a bus driver's quick reaction that saved a young boy's life.if we'll have that story andtory we'll tell you about how fansow are reacting to the cats

you see that coming up throughhu roanoke right now, those yellows and oranges.s that's tracking in our so we'll continue tos get that closer to us and ass it gets closer to us, obviously things around herengoh are going to be wet.e t. now, later today, here's theay deal. we're going to have a chancehanc of some showers, thunderstorm, even into theven e afternoon hours.rs. there will be a lull in theull middle of the day where we'll probably have mostly dry conditions. still a couple showerslehowe possible.poss winds today west 15 to 20. 20. we make it up to 63 briefly but later this afternoonr th temperatures will come backmeac down into the upper 50's.0' there's your forecast. foras ly here's your thursdayda morning traffic. erin como is in with that.ha hey,er are are in.re i >> hey, gary. good thing i have my umbrella. l it is a wet ride later this latt morning as gary mentioned. menti right now dry conditions onondin the roads and just a little a le bit of work zone area thatre t needs to get cleared up on the inner loop past braddock road.rd good news no major slowdowns swd this mo

the cooler air acts as a stable blanket. 75 in elkins. 83 in raleigh. 75 in roanoke. that's going to be here for the next couple of days. future weather timing out any chances of rain. a few more chances overnight tonight. tomorrow morning, look at 7:00 a.m. everybody isin some shower activity, if not some rain. same thing around 9:00. the rush will be another problem like it was today. tomorrow afternoon a better chance of drying. i think we dry out during the afternoon tomorrow, but we're still on the cool side and the cool weather sticks around. 61 on saturday. that may be the one dry day. look at sunday. rain. some of it could be very heavy on sunday. temperature around 65. more rain early on monday. we're not done with the rainy cool pattern yet. >>> college grads drowning in debt. first at 4, consumer reporter susan ho >>> college graduates drowning in debt. it's a $1.3 trillion problem. >> but there is a big effort under way to help ease that burden. susan hogan is joining us with some developing details. >> i do. that word trillion i capitalized because it is

it's 82 right now in roanoke. we're not far from the warm air, but the cold air wins out almost every time in these situations. a few showers around. any showers will be light, but take that purse umbrella if you have one. tomorrow morning, a few isolated showers. tomorrow will be mostly dry. tomorrow night completely different story. look at the rain. some of it heavy. here we are 8:00. if you have some games on sunday, they're going to be tough to get in. here we are at 6:00. notice some showers. maybe a rumble of thunder on sunday. now tomorrow we're in the upper 50s to maybe around 60 at the most, but i'm only going really 58 degrees in this city. 51 degrees at 9:00. 55 at noon. not a bad day to ride a bike. 69 on your sunday. 75 on monday. tuesday coming up at 68 degrees. chance of showers each day. wait until you see the seven-day forecast. i'll show you how much more in the way of showers we can see. >>> a member of a school board convicted of stealing from students she was elected to serve. harsh words fro

look at roanoke, 83 degrees. richmond only 61 degrees. future weather. timing it out for us. here's 10:00, 11:00 tonight. notice some showers. this is when you'll need the umbrella later tonight. we think most of saturday is going to be dry. during the day, maybe a couple of isolated showers. that's it. keep the umbrella handy. i want to take this back. i'm going to move out of the way just a second. i want to show you what it's going to be like early in the morning here. we're talking like 6:00 in notice the heavy rain, 6:30, 7:00, 8:00. 1:00, 2:00, we get a break. we could get more on the backside. this is something that we're going to be watching very, very closely over the next couple of da days. the rain really moves back in tomorrow night. 57 degrees for tomorrow. with that break, maybe getting up to 69 degrees with a little bit of a southwesterly flow. maybe 69. i'm going optimistic here. monday most of the rain is out of here. 75 degrees on your monday. 68 degrees on tuesday. tuesday, we will see a little bit of sunshine. coming up over the next seven days, what to ex

already some rumbles of thunder along the virginia/west virginia border and down southwest of the roanoke area. so this is all moisture coming in our direction. already a little light rain in the metro. nothing major just yet, but the rain intensity will be increasing. by 8:45 morning, moderate rain down toward fredericksburg. inside the beltway, heaviest between 9:00 and noon. after 1:00, steady rain should break off. clouds will remain and hit and miss shower chances will continue through the afternoon and into the evening. steady rain ending, but scattered showers continuing this evening. right now we're only in the low to mid-50s. sun already up, but you'd never know it by looking outside because of all the clouds. showers going over to moderate rain between 9:00 and 11:00 this morning. heading down to the ball game, they may be able to get the ga in, although i'm not sure that's a good idea. we've lost the last two to philadelphia. a chance for a rain delay perhaps a postponement for today's game. but the rain won't be all that heavy. tomorrow cloudy skies with hit and miss light sho

roanoke now at 70 degrees.igh was up to 80 earlier just like us, but that cool air coming down on the east side of the american people ppalachians. keep that umbrella handy. notice tomorrow morning we break out again into the rain across the region just in time for that morning rush. same deal around 9:00 a.m., so the rush is going to be quite slow. make sure you have the umbrella and the jacket when you step outdoors. a drier afternoon just like today. we can't rule out a couple of showers during the afternoon, but most of the rain happens in the morning. temperatures around 52. 57 degrees by 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon. an isolated chance for a shower. that's about it. we're going a little bit warmer here. tomorrow a day very similar to what we saw today. that impact forecast tomorrow low to moderate periods of showers, continued cool, and that pattern looks like it wants to continue all the way towards the weekend. saturday 61. we're calling saturday mostly dry. sunday 65 with rain. some of that rain could b

this is the next round back down towards roanoke and charlottesville. this will move into the d.c. metro area this evening. we're not done with the rain just yet. if you are heading out tonight, take the umbrella. sunset tonight 7:62. some showers around the area. take the umbrella if you're out to dinner or the nats game. shower possible by 11:00. it could linger into your saturday. much more on that coming up in just a minute. >>> the president goes to buckingham palace. first at four. a royal meeting for the first couple and whether they were able to overshadow some of the stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> the rush hour. we've got a first 4 traffic ale

now more seasonable at 62, and richmond, virginia and roanoke. and satellite 6 along with action radar showing a broad area of high pressure essentially just sitting over us. that squeezes all the moisture out of the atmosphere and that is why we have the bright sunshine. the next 12 hours show though that it is a cool night with clear skies tonight and the light wind and temperatures are dropping down to 40 degrees in philadelphia by early tomorrow morning, but some areas close to the freezing point. we have a frost advisory for areas outside of philadelphia for overnight tonight and then i am tracking a winning weekend and it won't feel like april anymore. i am tracking june-like temperatures. >> thanks cecily. >>> get this for the first time in two years, philadelphia has a professional sports team in the playoffs. the flyers begin their quest for the stanley cup tonight against washington against the capitals and they are sporting a special tribute to owner, ed schneider. jeff skversky is live at the verizon center where we are hours away fro

see temperatures close to freezing before sunrise. 68 degrees in charleston, west virginia. 60 in roanoke. 64 in raleigh. milder air. we will incrementally warm up the next couple of days. sunday and early next week you will feel a difference as we top 70-degree mark. no major weather system. a few clouds here and there. otherwise mostly sunny. we can probably broad brush the next seven days saying partly to mostly sunny in the entire stretch. 38 for wake-up temperature. 56 at midday. 62 with another full day of sunshine through the afternoon. our afternoon high by contrast is 66. we are getting closer to it. the next seven days will hit average and then go beyond. the numbers, low 60's with the sunshine tomorrow and friday. beautiful weather saturday. 66. close to 70 on sunday. upper 70's on monday. cold front coming through monday night. no rain with it. a change in the wind direction. cooler. 70 degrees on tuesday. 67 on wednesday. alison: not a bad looking seven-day forecast. doug: i think it's sweet. alison: nice. thank you. doug: okay. leon: coming up next at "abc7 news at 5:00" --

it is just gorgeous. 84 in roanoke. that cooler air to the north is going to start coming down across our region over the next couple of days. temperatures into the 80s once again. we will see a storm chance tomorrow with a cold front that comes through. that cold front brings big changes to the weather pattern here. we're talking much cooler conditions and much wetter conditions, so jackets and the umbrellas, get those ready. you're going to need them the next couple of days. >>> a fire on metro. people leaping over the seats as they scrambled to safety. we're going to the top to get some answers about why some say that metro didn't tell riders what was going on. >>> and we're following up the mysterious death of a icon. find out what we're learning now about the private service in prince's army and his final moments at paisley park. >>> do you know josh norman? te're going i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an attack ad from the campaign for donna edwards. so untrue. so outrageou

and 40s to the north of the pennsylvania border, for buffalo and binghamton and 66 charleston and roanoke 60 and the 60s return here tomorrow. lots of clear skies and a few clouds bubbling up in the western part of the state but just a few clouds here this evening and overnight. it's a beautiful night for baseball. 7:05 your first pitch with the phillies against san diego, light winds and 55 to start and by the ninth inning the temperature sitting around 50 degrees. we'll have a couple of cool starts for the next couple of mornings, but turns into nice afternoons, wall-to-wall sunshine and no rain in sight with the accuweather forecast. we'll talk about that and just how warm the temperatures get in a little bit. >> thank you. >>> it's going to feel a lot like shark tank at the sixer's new training complex in camden when it opens. because the team is giving five startups a chance of a lifetime. they are calling it the sixers innovation lab crafted by kimball, startup companies geared towards sports and consumer products can apply for one of those five spots. they will all get marketing sc

donald trump has perfected his own version of roanoke, avoiding specifics. cruz is running a great grassroots campaign and trump is running a marketing campaign. what happens brett when it starts getting into actually the november election if he makes it that far and he gets pinned down on more specifics? >> first you have to make it that far and the ground game that cruz has is proving to be formidable. specifically in gathering delegates in some of these places, the battle over north dakota just over the weekend getting delegates there and that organizational structure is two cruises benefit but trump obviously leads in the overall numbers. and that's where the battle is. in the general election, trump has to unify therepublican party if he gets over that whole and i think that's why you're seeing him say , put out 10 or 12 names for supreme court pics that he will pick from. i think that's why you're hearing him say things that are trying to get the conservative base, the republican party overall on his platform. eric: will it work? >> it remains to be se

this was his house, roanoke.n august," and "absalom, absalom!". and many of his works took place in a fictional county, a place very much like this place, in mississippi. >> bill griffith: this is where faulkner started his writing career in this room, here. >> anthony: for the past ten years, bill griffith has been curator at william faulkner's estate. >> bill griffith: he added this room on after he won the nobel prize. and on the wall here is an outline of one of his novels. >> jack pendarvis: yeah, that was his greatest book. >> bill griffith: yeah, faulkner thought this was his masterpiece. >> anthony: jack pendarvis is the author of "your body is secret of valuable treasure," and "awesome," as well as staff writer for a game-changing animated series "adventure time" -- all works of which i am a huge fan. so he wrote right -- right on the wall. >> bill griffith: he just wrote on it. >> anthony: it's -- it's his man cave. >> bill griffith: yeah, it's his -- it's his version. he said that houses in mississippi

we are at the intersection of houston avenue and roanoke avenue. you can see the crime scene tape. the perimeter is set up. from the inner loop of the beltway, an overturned tractor trailer. that is never good. this is right between rockville pike and connecticut avenue. jamie sullivan is tracking this for us tonight. as the rush hour commute is just about to get started. it couldn't have happened at a worse time. jamie: or in a worse area. this is a spot i talk about all the time in the afternoon. we are heavy in the northwest corner. look at the backup now you are seeing. you have five lanes. you are slowly pushed down to two lanes because taken out with the overturned tractor trailer. go to the p.i.o. of the fire and rescue for montgomery county and he tweeted out this picture. you can see on the opposite side it should be. it does, again, block off three of the lanes on the inner loop to the right-hand side. the backup for this already 11 miles. we are starting off in virginia heading north from the toll road. getting across the american legion bridge to maryland. you continue

meanwhile, democratic mayor david bowers of roanoke, virginia, also sparked outrage last year after hed the internment of japanese-americans during world war ii as a positive precedent to justify suspending the resettlement of syrian refugees to his city. he said -- "i'm reminded that president franklin d. roosevelt felt compelled to sequester japanese foreign nationals after the bombing of pearl harbor, and it appears that the threat of harm to america from isis now is just as real and serious as that from our enemies then." well, to talk more about one of the most shameful chapters in u.s. history we're joined now by , two guests. richard reeves is an award-winning journalist and the best-selling author of several books, most recently, "infamy: the shocking story of the japanese american internment in world war ii." also with us karen ishizuka, a , third-generation american of japanese descent. the cucurator of the nationwide exhibit called, "america's concentration camps: remembering the japanese-american experience." her latest book is titled, "serve the people: making asian americ

should be better by then. 49 degrees right here, it is milder actually in pittsburgh to start, 50 in roanokerginia. fifty-two in nashville. milder air moving in today but then that cool air comes in tomorrow. most of our temperatures are in the 40's this morning. chillier in millville with 35. we will say sweater weather for this morning but definitely won't need it later today if you make kid wear a jacket at the bus stop. it will get left at school. yes, it is 67 degrees last saturday, yesterday was 73, can we beat that today. >> yes. >> 80 degrees our high today. we are still giving you a ten on tuesday or wednesday. because it will still be delightful. even 68 is above average. then we will goat that rain on friday. lasting into saturday morning but not messing up the weekend at least the way it looks right now mike anal connection sunshine on sunday and mess of sat the day too. >> all right. >> perfection. >> i saw over the weekend i was down in maryland. i saw a couple of mosquitoes abe the united states is likely to see out breaks of this z ika virus with perhaps dozens or scores of p

council, the prevention council of roanoke county, virginia state police, the city of roanoke police department, the roanoke county police department. i also would note, of course, that tom bowers represents the city of salem and city of salem folks are involved as well. congratulations to commonwealth's attorney tom bowers on being presented the richmond f.b.i.'s 2015 director's community leadership award. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from california is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. irvington, new jersey, christmas day, december 25, 2013. pierre clairvoyant, 34. woodly daniel, 32. rochester, new york, august 19, 2015, johnny johnson, 25 years old. la kwan, 19. jonah, 17. february 25, 2016, heston, kansas. brian, 43. josh, 31. renee, 30. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, march 9, 2016, tina, 37 years old. jerry shelton, 35. brittany powell, 27.

be looking at the technologies, if you will, for our public hearings to max, however, we can and roanoke, virginia that some types of meeting and projects require different types of format so we're fully enclosing those we're not taking lightly but considering the techniques for the public that concludes my presentation. >> commissioner moore. >> director rahaim in our director's report i saw a mention of every tree can you speak to that are speak about that next time your formally a process go it at a different way. >> sure we'll prepare a memo i think the next phase of urban forest master plan the next phase we'll be looking 59 opportunities for new tree planting the city to increase of urban forest we'll get you more tallied. >> i'm saying particularly i'm not the discussion of neighbors in particular they're upset about large numbers of trees taken away and schematics with the landmarking of trees and multiple discussions without knowing where to go and get an answer. >> we'll get you more information. >> appreciate that. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. director rahaim the same re

. >> once upon a time, early education was roanoke county upon definitely as 70 years ago that's when i started this and to change the culture of how we think about that has taken several decades and the fact that was predominantly and still predominantly provided by a woman so the salaries you know as we know when a woman has dominated a fee is a lot less so, i mean are there ways to overcome this at this point in time we started so way behind the fees were way behind and it is hard to move the needle what can we do in san francisco nationally they're looking at san francisco as a model what can we do to bridge that dangerous weapon. >> i mean obviously the need for additional funding we're indicating in the plan we want to look at strategies to get there what we know that san francisco has taken the lead with the fee was this and tied that program to quality performers but the cost of living the sea wamgz is no longer working to bring people closer to parody it is a band-aid i don't want to say that money is the only answer we have to looking our structuring program but need to prog

mid-atlantic, western rockies and plains, tree pollen, the worst right now, especially if you're in roanokeay at 80 the windy tonight above a thousand feet with damage possible. it will be >> so we hit weddings, allergies and mother's day in the new romantic comedy titled "mother's day," jennifer aniston and jason sudeikis star as a divorcee and widower who come together under unlikely circumstances. matt gutman talked to them about parenting and the pressures of social media. >> yes! >> reporter: chances are you've seen "valentine's day". >> i'm going to go now, okay. >> reporter: or maybe "new year's eve." >> midnight kiss on new year's eve. >> reporter: and if i'm right then you've experienced the rom-com brilliance of director garry marshall. >> happy mother's day. >> reporter: for "mother's day" marshall again samples an impressive roster of a-listers. >> nice meeting you. >> is that what enticed you to sign on to the film in that's the only thing. >> yeah. >> garry marshall. >> i mean it laterally was. >> did you need to read the script. >> what script? >> there probably was one. >> t

overall pollen, high levels in the western rockies and plains, tree pollen the worst especially in roanoke pollen countdown a little bit today because it's cloudy and cool and damp. we have showers pushing in from lancaster county. some of you might see a sprinkle or perhaps a brief shower. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high of 55 degrees, tomorrow, dry, wet sunday. "mother's day," jennifer aniston and jason sudeikis star as a divorcee and widower who come together under unlikely circumstances. matt gutman talked to them about parenting and the pressures of social media. >> yes! >> reporter: chances are you've seen "valentine's day". >> i'm going to go now, okay. >> reporter: or maybe "new year's eve." >> midnight kiss on new year's eve. >> reporter: and if i'm right then you've experienced the rom-com brilliance of director garry marshall. >> happy mother's day. >> reporter: for "mother's day" marshall again samples an impressive roster of a-listers. >> nice meeting you. >> is that what enticed you to sign on to the film in that's the only thing. >> yeah. >> garry m

. >> once upon a time, early education was roanoke county upon definitely as 70 years ago that's when i started this and to change the culture of how we think about that has taken several decades and the fact that was predominantly and still predominantly provided by a woman so the salaries you know as we know when a woman has dominated a fee is a lot less so, i mean are there ways to overcome this at this point in time we started so way behind the fees were way behind and it is hard to move the needle what can we do in san francisco nationally they're looking at san francisco as a model what can we do to bridge that dangerous weapon. >> i mean obviously the need for additional funding we're indicating in the plan we want to look at strategies to get there what we know that san francisco has taken the lead with the fee was this and tied that program to quality performers but the cost of living the sea wamgz is no longer working to bring people closer to parody it is a band-aid i don't want to say that money is the only answer we have to looking our structuring program but need to prog

. >> once upon a time, early education was roanoke county upon definitely as 70 years ago that's whenhis and to change the culture of how we think about that has taken several decades and the fact that was predominantly and still predominantly provided by a woman so the salaries you know as we know when a woman has dominated a fee is a lot less so, i mean are there ways to overcome this at this point in time we started so way behind the fees were way behind and it is hard to move the needle what can we do in san francisco nationally they're looking at san francisco as a model what can we do to bridge that dangerous weapon. >> i mean obviously the need for additional funding we're indicating in the plan we want to look at strategies to get there what we know that san francisco has taken the lead with the fee was this and tied that program to quality performers but the cost of living the sea wamgz is no longer working to bring people closer to parody it is a band-aid i don't want to say that money is the only answer we have to looking our structuring program but need to program that wil

. >> once upon a time, early education was roanoke county upon definitely as 70 years ago that's when i started this and to change the culture of how we think about that has taken several decades and the fact that was predominantly and still predominantly provided by a woman so the salaries you know as we know when a woman has dominated a fee is a lot less so, i mean are there ways to overcome this at this point in time we started so way behind the fees were way behind and it is hard to move the needle what can we do in san francisco nationally they're looking at san francisco as a model what can we do to bridge that dangerous weapon. >> i mean obviously the need for additional funding we're indicating in the plan we want to look at strategies to get there what we know that san francisco has taken the lead with the fee was this and tied that program to quality performers but the cost of living the sea wamgz is no longer working to bring people closer to parody it is a band-aid i don't want to say that money is the only answer we have to looking our structuring program but need to prog

. >> once upon a time, early education was roanoke county upon definitely as 70 years ago that's when i started this and to change the culture of how we think about that has taken several decades and the fact that was predominantly and still predominantly provided by a woman so the salaries you know as we know when a woman has dominated a fee is a lot less so, i mean are there ways to overcome this at this point in time we started so way behind the fees were way behind and it is hard to move the needle what can we do in san francisco nationally they're looking at san francisco as a model what can we do to bridge that dangerous weapon. >> i mean obviously the need for additional funding we're indicating in the plan we want to look at strategies to get there what we know that san francisco has taken the lead with the fee was this and tied that program to quality performers but the cost of living the sea wamgz is no longer working to bring people closer to parody it is a band-aid i don't want to say that money is the only answer we have to looking our structuring program but need to prog

core of the cold air, it'll feel like 14 below in new york city. 7 below in washington. 10 below in roanoke. boston will feel like 13 below. it doesn't warm up. wednesday's highs stay below average along the east coast. a little warmer out west. thursday, look at this, everybody, way below normal. as we head into the weekend, no really good news in sight. we are looking at temperatures that are going to be anywhere, guys, 10 to 30 degrees below average. we're not going to see temperatures getting back to normal until early to mid next week. >> oh, al. all right. don't like to hear that, but thank you anyway. >>> now to the investigation into the amtrak train crash near philadelphia. it killed two workers who were on the tracks. man error may have been a factor. tom costello has more. >> investigators tell me they've reviewed the data from the black boxes. the engineer slammed on the brakes just five seconds before crashing into the backhoe sitting on the tracks. the question is, why were those maintenance crews there in the first place? >> reporter: this morning, investigators want to know

and light rain now along i-81 stretching all the way from winchester and roanoke.ore likely this afternoon. not looking for much severe weathe dry saturday afternoon and sunday. chris? >> and watch for updates on the forecast and breang newski delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. joanne benson: he has not just talked about it. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. >>> taking a look at the headlines. there is a search for answers following the sudden death of music superstar prince at age 57. autopsy will be conducted in minneapolis today. prince, a self-taught musical prodigy, was one of the best-selling artists of all time with 100 million albums sold worldwide. >>> fbi direc