we now have under arrest david harold anne surratt surratt jr, and mrs. surratt. probably the most interesting one is john surratt, jr. unclear where he was that night. some historians believe he was in washington. most believe he was an ill mira, new york. he flees to canada. he stays there a while in flees to liverpool england, when he finds refuge in a catholic church. he moves around europe for a while before he gets a job as a guard for the pope in the vatican. he is a guard. here he is in papal uniform. guarding the pope. a friend of his turns him in. he is arrested by u.s. consular

we now have under arrest david harold anne surratt surratt jr, and mrs. surratt.ly the most interesting one is john surratt, jr. unclear where he was that night. some historians believe he was in washington. most believe he was an ill mira, new york. he flees to canada. he stays there a while in flees to liverpool england, when he finds refuge in a catholic church. he moves around europe for a while before he gets a job as a guard for the pope in the vatican. he is a guard. here he is in papal uniform. guarding the pope. a friend of his turns him in. he is arrested by u.s. consular officials in rome. he escapes and flees to egypt. one of the lincoln assassins was arrested in egypt in 1867. he is brought to trial but is cleared of murder charges by a hung jury and the statue of limitations for kidnapping is over and so he is released. conspiracy theorists believe he is released if you promises not to -- if he promises not to get the names of higher-ups. he spends the rest of his life giving lectures on the lincoln assassination. in 1872 he marries the nice -- the c

john surratt, the son of mary surratt, he is the last of the conspirators to live well into the 20th century, until 1916. he fled to new york and then canada. he was elusive for the next two years. not until 1867 was he brought back, captured in egypt and tried in a civilian court where there is a hung jury for his role. so he was rather fortunate he did not wind up meeting the fate along the others did. george azterodt is picked up in germantown about 48 hours after the assassination for his part. testimony is given convicting him of trying to assassinate vice president johnson. mary surratt along with george will be executed because weapons are found at her home. booth worked to frame her, i believe. the circumstantial evidence was enough for the military court to doom her, the nail in her coffin. michael, boyhood friend of booth from baltimore, involved in the scheme to abduct lincoln. lewis powell, a shark of a man he was the last of the conspirators to join. he served in the confederate army. he was at gettysburg, captured as a prisoner of war and subsequently released. he will

branch avenue at surratts road still have that crash. that's the slowest spot probably in prince george's county otherwise looking pretty typical as you looked in the map. up open the map. 395 actually looking pretty good moving right along and at 6:11 i'll have some travel times for you. >>> 6:01 your time now. metro mess has many of you worried about getting to work this morning. major problems on both sides of your metro commute made for a long day yesterday. this was megan mcgrath live outside the center right now. >> reporter: commuters on metro hoping for a much better day today and actually things are back to normal here at metro center. a little bit after 5:00 this morning, take a look at this video. they have reopened the station. they had big problems here last night. there was a power outage just as the wizards game was letting out. power outage they actually had to close down the metro center station and they had to do some repair work overnight, getting things back up and running. metro center reopened this morning, but boy,

also in clinton, branch avenue northbound of surratts road.t lane is shut down because of a three-car crash up there. branch avenue once you get to the beltway not having any problems there. wide look at things overall no major problems when you are taking a big look at the beltway. 66 headed into town pretty typical. back in ten minutes. >>> a review by the news 4 i-team reveals more than 2,200 drivers in our area have been charged with ignoring stopped school buses. that's just in the past three years. the i-team put under cover cameras at three of busiest bus stops in our area. drivers passed the buses even with children in the close proximity. >> did you see the bus? >> i see it. >> think about these numbers, between 2011 and '13, more than 800 drivers were cited in arlington and fairfax counties. most of those tickets were in fairfax. almost 950 drivers were cited in prince george's and montgomery counties. >>> as you put on your make-up this morning, you may want to take a closer look at the label. so many products promise to improve wri

this is at route 5 at surratts road. we'll have another update at the top of our 6:30 half-hour. >>> texas has already been pummeled by severe weather this week. now there's another round of storms in the forecast for that region. >> these new storms come as people in the town of van and other towns in the southwest area of the state clean up from tornadoes and flooding. don champion has more from texas. >> reporter: rescue crews in van, texas continue search efforts into the night even though everyone is accounted for cadaver dogs are being used to scour can debris -- scour debris just in case. >> with the amount of damage, it's important to check and recheck what we've done to make sure we don't miss anybody. >> reporter: the tornado leveled about a third of the tiny told killing 60-year-old david tafley and his brenda. the couple moved to van after retiring. in the wake of the storm victims are trying to protect what little they have left. police put a curfew in police and have set up check points. >> i've seen a bunc