just about to head up toward salisbury, passing south of cambridge. that will be over the next half hour or so. north and west in the metro area we're all dry. temperatures right now metro area near 50. we'll be hovering near 50 through 8:00. some of the showers will be east of i-95 through noontime. and by noon ought to be into the mid-60s for your lunch hour. a short sleeve day today with afternoon highs soaring into the low and mid-70s by mid to late afternoon. we'll have breaks in the clouds as well, and partly sunny. and then we'll have that rain arriving that's not going to be until later this evening. a look at the new timing on that coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:21. right now we are hovering in the 40s north and west of washington near 50 in the metro area. southern montgomery the district, prince george's county and fairfax. look at luray, 57 degrees. this southerly breeze will continue to bring in the mild air. let's check on the commute. >>> right now still have the closure because the of fire department activity. elswor

welcome the investment in this training academy, and will he visit the solace very site next -- the salisbury site? david cameron: there are grateful for the invitation. i was at another site last week as a celebration of national apprenticeship week. they are hiring for hundred 40 apprentices this year -- 440 apprentices this year, which is a record for this government. we have 200 apprentices in this government. these manufacturing apprenticeships are particularly vital. i will certainly take him up on the invitation to open up this academy. >> the prime minister spoke at the unveiling of the statue at parliament square. i'm certain and conversation with the indian finance minister. which men offered him the best advice for the election? what budget -- who is the actor will offer the best tips and the tv debate? david cameron: i'm think for the honorable gentleman was able to attend this ceremony. a great turnout, members of parliament and schoolchildren, to see this statue. i think it is important that gandhi stands alongside churchill and mandela in this square. these are all private conv

salisburys hear maryland at 64 degrees. so warm air trying to come in over the very cold ground and this mostly ice covered potomac helping to make the fog a little worse. if you have a little fog outside your door send me a note note @chuckbell4 and i'll retweet it back out so people know where the thick pockets of the fog are. we'll continue our drive along the potomac and see if we see anything at clara barton parkway. >>> did see a little fog on my way in, so it is around. canal road right now, this is our biggest issue, still shut down between residentervoir and foxhall. so might want to avoid canal road today. 66 east of sudley road no problems. 270 at germantown road no issues as you're headed southbound. northbound also looking quite good. no major worry there is. a wide look at things everything rolling along quite nicely. inner loop and outer loop. i'm back at 5:30 with a live picture of 95 in virginia. >>> utah is one step closer to becoming the only state to allow death by firing squad. the state senate passed a

right now southern maryland, northern neck mostly rain to salisbury. elsewhere all snow.ow getting the moderate snow now around the metro area bright white colors including prince george's county montgomery the district al sdrooenldia, arlington, falls church fairfax county and prince william as well and farther south into fauquier county and north culpeper county and north into the shenandoah valley as well. many locations from moderate to heavy snow continuing to fall and already about four to five inch there's. this is front royal where the snow is sticky. it's sticking to all of the trees. love this photo posted by candice tremble, you can see her there on her deck, looks like three to four inches have fallen there with more to come. temperatures only 28 degree, hovering upper 20s near 30 in the metro area and still a little above freezing far southern maryland over to fredericksburg. they've not had any accumulation yet but coming that way later today. the timing for the rest of date. the snow continues to slowly creep into southern maryland. and the northern neck by

here is jim salisbury from clearwater. >> the phillies have the luxury of just going with four starters week of the season. cole hamels lines up to start games one and five with aaron harang david buchanan, jerome williams in the middle. they will not need a fifth starter until april 12th that could be a guy like shawn o'sullivan. the phillies firmly believe they may only have to plug that fifth spot twice, because chad billingsley is coming along nicely in minor league camp. ehe could be ready to join the rotation in the third week of april. >> manager ryne sandberg says ben revere will start in left and herera will man center field. he has had some adventures throughout so far this spring. we'll wait and see on that. >>> let's go to the hard wood. the men's final four is set. duke will take on michigan state in one semifinal. and wisconsin will try to end kentucky's undefeated seasons in the other. >>> meanwhile, on the women's side, philadelphia's own dawn staley today led south carolina to the final four. staley a hall of famer played at dobbins tech and coached at temple. first fin

in 2011 cornell university, not finished, 2012, former salisbury university freshman told police he wasept in a dark basement for many hours without food, water or bathroom breaks, all part of a hazing ritual that got the chapter suspended through the spring of 2014. that would be last year. this is twaif and we see what we saw. i want to bring in some experts here. hln legal analyst joey jackson and joey cevallos. what makes this country great is free speech and what makes us show or awfulness is free spech. ult na speech. what can be done about this? >> what should be done really. first you saw the students marching, protesting, they're exercising that cherished free speech right to make a demand. and that demand is to suppress someone else's free speech. is a word like this free speech? the university should be not too hasty in responding because to be fighting words the words has to be directed at the person. there is no free speech -- i'm sorry. there's no prosecutable speech if you're sitting in your dorm room and you said the nastiest of words. the question will be was this a fig

many law enforcement officials like salisbury township police officer says they favor a bill that would allow them to pull over a vehicle before the rise comes off. >> anything that would make drivers and occupants safer we would like to see an increase of safety or more penalties with the law. >> reporter: he says the current law is too difficult to enforce especially when you consider that most often the offending vehicle is long gone by the time they respond to an accident scene involving ice that flew off a big rig or any other vehicle. >> a lot of times the person driving that tractor-trailer truck or whatever vehicle that came off may not even know it came off their vehicle so they're unaware that something happened and caused the injury or the damage. >> reporter:. >> reporter: now the bill being considered in harrisburg would require everyone in pennsylvania to make "all reasonable efforts to remove ice and snow from their vehicles or face a fine between 25 and $75". once again obviously the goal is to empower police to pull people over before the ice comes flying off. reporting

let's go to carol and salisbury north carolina. run my for republicans.aller: i'm not sure that the people out there realize exactly what's going on, or if they do realize why they are letting this go this way. i became disabled in 2001 from e. coli. at that point my husband and i were both uninsurance. doctors and hospitals were willing to take care of you. when i became totally disabled in 2001, i wound up with medicare and my insurance company fighting words and forwards on which one was supposed be paying the bill. being so say, after a while, i got so tired of arguing and having to be on the phone, here i was sick and i was having a fight with insurance people over who was to pay the bill. well, at that point, i said, we will drop this expensive insurance where my husband worked. i already john mica insurance where i worked. i wound up on nothing but medicare. at that point, no doctors or hospitals want to deal with you at all because they do not get paid for their services. you wind up -- there is no winning game out here for -- i am now 71. i've ba

let's go to carol in salisbury north carolina line for republicans. carol, good morning. you're on with congressman burgess. >> caller: yes. i'm not sure that the people out there realize exactly what's going on out here or if they do realize why they are letting this go the way it is. >> caller: my insurance company's fighting backwards and forwards on which one was supposed to be paying the deal. after -- and being so sick after a while i got so tired of arguing and having to be on phone, here i was sick and i was having to fight with insurance people over who was to pay the bill. well at that point i just said, well, we'll drop this expensive insurance where my husband works. they'd already dropped my insurance where i worked, and i wound up on nothing but medicare. and at that point no doctors or hospitals want to deal with you at all because they don't get paid for their services. so you wind up -- and there's no winning game out here for the -- and i'm now 71, and i basically am with humana, and i have absolutely -- they don't want to pay your prescriptions, they do