remember, the mt. vernon square station is still shut down until tonight for security. the line, of course, is running through there, yellow and green, but you have to use shaw or gallery place instead if you want to get on or off. for the summit, again, lots of road closures, 7th street, 9th street, n street all shut down right akrou -- around i should say the convention center. so roads will be open saturday. that is good. the roads that still will remain open through all of this, rhode island avenue, 6th street, constitution avenue, and connecticut. use those to get around. expect them to have heavier than normal volume. i will see you monday morning for news4 today. >>> add d.c. to the growing list of those blasting north carolina over a new law that some say discriminates against gay, lesbian, transsexual and bigender residents. announced she's banning travel by all d.c. government workers to north carolina saying, quote, we stand with the lgbtq community and against discrimination. the new law limits bathroom options for transsquaender people. it also excludes lgbt

our temperatures though will be dropping down to about the mid-30s around mt. airy. the 40s from d.c. down toward laplata and stafford as well. we'll be starting out in the 30s and 40s but warming very quickly tomorrow. we around 65 degrees. a little warmer tomorrow. by 3:00, again, look at the sunshine across the board for tomorrow. 70 degrees in a lot of neighborhoods and with the higher overnight temperatures as well as during the afternoon, that means the pollen count will continue to climb. the 24-hour count is high for trees. in fact, we're hitting a peak stride here with the tree pollen right now. for tomorrow that is your high temperatures. low to mid-70s, really that pocket around luray, culpeper, stafford. mid-60s to around 70 north and east of d.c. but still sunny with improving conditions for the second half of the weekend. i think we'll get up to around 72, maybe even 75 degrees. but warming very fast from 40s to the 50s at 9:00 a.m. 60s by lunchtime right into the 70s. great weekend for taking in all the festivals. we've posted them on our nbc washingto

the mt v vmas to the oscars. he helped mike sheila e a star.s of she na easton. >> he was the physical imbodiment of pure music. so he couldn't stop. >> i don't know what artist wouldn't want to work with him. if he wanted to work with you, you couldn't turn that down. >> reporter: his compositions were smashes for other artists. manic monday he wrote for the bangles. and then "nothing compares". >> he has the ability to then make other people great. >> reporter: if his hits grew less frequent, his musician and stage craft remained impeccable and respected by contemporary stars. every award show appearance earning an immediate standing ovation. >> albums still matter. like books and black lives, albums still matter. tonight and always. ♪ don't need experience >> reporter: contemporary stars playing some imagine. that sound of justin similar of adam levine and justin timberlake eerily similar. >> there's something about a falseto that women go crazy for. if you hit that high note, they go crazy. so thanks, prince. >> reporter: to prince, it was

he was pound dead inside an apartment in the mt. vernon area yesterday afternoon. ent to the south county government center to report the death is now being questioned. fairfax county police say there is no threat to the public here, no charges have been filed and the victim's name has not been released. >>> the fight over a prime piece of real estate in d.c. could begin tonight. the fbi's j. edgar hoover building will soon come down leaving a coveted portion of pennsylvania avenue up for grabs. both maryland and virginia are build a new headquarters and all the jobs and money that would come with that. tonight's meeting begins at 6:00 at the national capital planning commission in northwest washington. >>> right now people from parts of texas to iowa are being warned to have a plan to take shelter with the threat of more severe weather and tornados on the way. you're looking at giant hail that fell in parts of texas. at the least seven tornados already reported there. the most vulnerable area today stretches from south central oklahoma to southern nebraska. that's

if you haven't taken a pleasurable ride along the mt. on parkway, you have missed one of the area's most scenic drives. it's best taken in at a safe speed though. posted speed. sound advice, especially now. >> you're going to see an enhanced presence on the south end of the george washington parkway and we'll be looking for people speeding. >> reporter: the posted limits vary from 35 to 45 miles an hour. >> usually we have people going 55 and sometimes 60. >> reporter: that's a problem because through here at the intersection of bellhaven road and mt. vernon parkway you're cutting through a residential area with people trying to get shores 69 potomac. >> right now we're going to cross to go to the parkway and go for a walk, but it also makes you nervous because there's no pedestrian crosswalks. >> reporter: it's a place where drivers and pedestrians have to take special care. it's unforgiving to those who don't. >> we see a lot of car crashes involving property damage, minor injuries, even a fatality last year. >> the black suv, 46 miles

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at the mt >> think about it. we'll be right back. in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. it's all at etonline.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t. birthdays" which actress was once nominated with christian slater for best kiss at the mtv movie awards? that is patricia arquette who turns 48 today. happy birthday. >>> check out what we have for you on monday. >> have a great weekend, everybody. >> is jennifer anniston ready to be a mom? >>> and how gma's ginger zee balances her baby, her handsome hubby and dancing. >>> plus at the mtv movie awards, we have all the couples

i made key chains and of the colors of the cop cars. >> couldn't be prouder of him or the mt. holly police department for all of this. he's been an inspiration to me. he's my hero now. >> very refreshing, to have somebody so young, to come and embrace the police department as he does. >> you can buy one of darian's key chains on his facebook page, gives money to the charities that help him. we have all of the information on our website cbsphilly.com. >> good story. >> i love how he's cuddling his dad, so sweet. >> nice stuff. still ahead on eye cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning, deadly earthquake rocks japan. hundreds are injured. many are still trapped. see the damage and what is hampering rescue effort. >> plus, dangerous teens. find out how their sleeping lab coats lead to risky behavior and health problems. >> and it looks like a scene from planet of the apes. a chimp escapes his new and sparks a wild chase around town. that is coming up. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of the

chris e was also at the mt. movi awards but she got him one-on-one and things got interesting when talk turned to favorite body >> when you read descriptions like extreme close-up of chris evans' guns. >> that's what >> zoom in on the bicep. >> now you're like oh, great, now i got to hit the gym even more. >> when you're doing these movies, you try and get as fit as you can before you start. really did. >> what's his favorite female body part? he's all to anna faris on her podcast. >> i'm way, way, way more of an ass man, i like butts, you got to understand we were doing a podcast in anna's living room and you guys just know how to cherry pick those linns and blast them on the headl don't you? >> i had nothing to do with that. >> okay it's you, you are the enemy. >> these things get picked up and they run forever and the internet doesn't die. i'm going to shut my mouth as long as i can, don't you worry. >> of course chris is a bachelor with no kids, but as far as a father in captain america's civil war, has to b

remember, the mt. vernon square station is still shut down until tonight for security. of course, is running through there, yellow and green. but you have to use shaw or gallery place instead if you want to get on or off. for the summit, again, lots of road closures. seventh street, ninth street, n street here, all shut down right around the convention center. so roads will reopen saturday. that is good. the roads that still will remain open through all of this, remind avenue, sixth street, constitution avenue, and connecticut, use those to get around. expect them, of course, to have heavier than normal volume. i'll see you monday morning for news 4 today. >>> there has been a major discovery when it comes to zika virus. researchers at purdue university have figured out the structure of the mosquito-born virus. the groundbreaking discovery will help give clues into finding a treatment or vaccine. the team their findings in the journal of scienti scientist. and today, doctors from around the country are in lant to talk about the sirius. the cdc is hosting a summit on how

we're live in the mt. vernon area with the latest. >> reporter: right now fairfax county police officers are here. they have set up a crime scene behind me here. they are searching inside that apartment located on the upside of the yellow tape. they have been here all evening long. tonight fairfax county crime scene investigators are searching for evidence inside taking pictures. around 3:00, a woman told police she found a dead man in her apartment on the 5300 block of bedford terrace. police drove to the house with the woman and found the man withdraw ma to the upper body. tonight the police are questioning the woman. they tell me she's an acquaintance to the man. they used to be in a relationship, although detectives aren't telling me whether it was a romantic relationship. they have not explained their specific connection. some neighbors are surprised. did you ever hear anything suspicious next door. any noises, any yelling? >> nothing out of the ordinary, an argument once in a while, but nothing out of

take you outside on this saturday afternoon with a live look from the mt. tam cam. we're banging in sunshine from -- basksing in the sunshine. we're warming up already this afternoon. 82 in concord. 81, san rammer, fremont, 76. san carlos warm, 8 1. significantly warmer today than we were yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change some spots almost 15 degrees warmer. future tracker temperature shows you as we head into the midnight hour, temperatures slow to cool, from the 60s into the 50s, so a warm night on the way and a hotter finish to the weekend. >> time is running out if you want to enjoy the ski slopes of northern california, three resorts all plan to close tomorrow. skiing will continue until next sunday at heavenly. several others, donor in ski rank, soda springs and sugar goal have not set a closing date. >>> another sign that summer is closing, a bush fire swept -- firefighters got it under control before it reach a neighborhood. investigators say the cause is suspicious. >>> today in san francisco a burglar crashed down on to a car following a rooftop cha

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take you outside on this saturday afternoon with a live look from the mt. tam cam. we're banging in sunshine from -- basksing in the sunshine. we're warming up already this afternoon. 82 in concord. 81, san rammer, fremont, 76. san carlos warm, 8 1. significantly warmer today than we were yesterday. the 24-hour temperature change some spots almost 15 degrees warmer. future tracker temperature shows you as we head into the midnight hour, temperatures slow to cool, from the 60s into the 50s, so a warm night on the way and a hotter finish to the weekend. >> time is running out if you want to enjoy the ski slopes of northern california, three resorts all plan to close tomorrow. skiing will continue until next sunday at heavenly. several others, donor in ski rank, soda springs and sugar goal have not set a closing date. >>> another sign that summer is closing, a bush fire swept -- firefighters got it under control before it reach a neighborhood. investigators say the cause is suspicious. >>> today in san francisco a burglar crashed down on to a car following a rooftop cha

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enmit-- the mt. vernon station is closed. n the top side of the beltway from georgia avenue to central avenue. you're looking at a 19-minute commute this morning. and northbound on 95, the volume is starting to creep up from the interchange up to 395. a13-minute commute this morning. inbound on i-66, you will see the volume from the parkway to 27th street. a27-minute commute there. and southbound on i-270 from germantown road a 16-minute commute. and here is 270. a live look. so you can see the volume on the left-hand side of your screen. but it continues to flow in towards the beltway. >>> thousands of people are counting down the days until their new tesla is ready to be picked up. people lined up to put down their deposits on a car they have not seen yet. the tesla model three is the first car produced for most everybody to afford. alower price tag. the ones you have seen before, 75 and $150,000. this one, $35,000. >> if will be there 2017. >> the goes the end of 2017. >> so, counting down. >>> this story trending on the ww

. >> to be swear to be a friend to the mt. holly police department? >> yes. >> so sweet. up next, a boy who's a real-life superhero. you'll hear the inspiring story of how he beat the odds. >>> good morning, everyone. it's jessica boyington with a check on your first alert traffic. out in northeast philadelphia, watching woodhaven road around academy road. everything moving along nicely. no problems or delays. watching a vehicle fire out in conshohocken on 6th avenue and maple street. use caution traveling by the scene. no road closures in that area yet. we will keep you updated. i'll have more of your majors when i come back in the 5:00 hour. >>> here's an update on a story we told you about yesterday morning. 85 million more takata air bags may have to be recalled if the company cannot prove they're safe. a representative with the national highway traffic safety administration says evidence shows that the rupturing air bags are mainly in older model vehicles. a faulty air bag caused the death of a teenage girl in texas two weeks ago. the government agency says part of th

happened outside the mt. ry home of a woman who had relationships with both the officer and alleyne. the judge eventually dismissed all charges against alleyne then he sued the three homicide detecters who investigated the crash and won the judgment tonight. >>> new information tonight in the sudden death of a police officer in delaware county. officer william albertus of half ford police department was playing in a police firefighter hockey league game when he keeled over on the ice. he died days later at the hospital. nbc 10's brandon hudson explains the legacy he leaves behind. >> reporter: for more than five years officer william albertus served this haverford township community. news of his death left everybody here stunned. the police chief told me people have been stopping him on the street and sending their condolences. >> compassion, a great beat officer. >> reporter: days before officer william albertus' funeral profession -- >> businesspeople loved him. he was always out talking to people. >> report

checking out the view from mt. tam. you see looking pretty good out there. the marine layer is intact. afternoon temperatures will feel spring like but the pattern is more of a summer pattern and then it's going to really feel like fall on tuesday through thursday with an offshore flow. no fog at all. and extreme warmth around the bay. are so really going to mix things up day-to-day. it's all due to the winds. we are going to end the week on a soggy note. so we are looking at still high waves, six to seven feet in some spots from the sonoma county coast down through monterey. so that hasn't changed. but it will be cooler, gustier, cloudier at the coast. tomorrow a day of transition as the wind shifts to a northwesterly component. notice we will still warm up especially inland with upper 70s. but along the coast still 50s and 60s. that's monday. tuesday look what happens. 80s in the inland valleys. 83 concord, 7 of richmond and how about 77 in oakland? san francisco feeling pretty good. but by wednesday, yeah, we could see low 80s san francisco. even mid-80s o

you can see from the mt. tam cam a shaky camera there. temperatures 58 in san francisco, mid-60s oakland mountain view, san jose near 70, half moon bay 55 degrees. sutro tower camera showing you blue skies over san francisco. more blue zies this weekend, novato 66, 65 in livermore and this is really where you want to go this weekend if you like the warm weather. santa cruz beach, people already getting the idea here. gusty winds over the hills overnight going into tomorrow morning. warm he days this weekend and it is turning cooler early next week. let's take a look at the wind gusts at the lower elevations. we're still going to see the winds gusting tonight, the higher elevations on the coast will continue at 11:00 over 40-mile-an-hour winds along the coastline and over the hills. 3:00 a.m. don't be surprised if you hear the wind blowing, especially if you're a light sleeper. still about 34 miles an hour along the coastline there. then as we head towards tomorrow morning, winds will begin to ease up around 10:00 a.m. onward. not in the h

one last live picture from the mt. tam cam. you'll be starting off your weekend with colludes. showers diminish tonight, mostly sunny tomorrow and windy conditions on sunday. storm impact scale comes into play. we've been using it all season to rate your storms from 5 severe, 1 light. many of the storms have been 1s and 2s. the current system is a light system, a few showers this evening will remain until the sun sets and gusty winds. let's look at the time line here. 8:00 tonight we're looking at cloud cover. could still see an isolated shower after sunset around 9:00 p.m. in the north bay. then we pretty much will be dealing with clouds for tomorrow morning around 8:00 a.m. and a mix of sun and high clouds for tomorrow afternoon. so overall looking nice. don't be surprised, though, if tomorrow morning you see a little bit of drizzle. temperatures start out in the mid-40s to low 50s as we head toward the afternoon hours if you have saturday plans, it's looking pleasant, 70 degrees in livermore, antioch, 66 oakland, in san francisco.an rafael, 63 a look at the accuweather seven

we certainly have the cold temperatures to support snowfall 31 degrees in mt. pocono, in the 40s in philly 40s do you know the shore. temperature drop off. order of about 15 to 20 degrees over the last 24 hours. we're going to see a brief warm up during the day tomorrow but then cold air moves back in tomorrow night. freeze watch in effect for a large portion of the area. this is tomorrow night into tuesday morning cold air settles back in once again. overnight tonight down to 37 degrees. clouds increasing much less winds. but then windy again not as windy tomorrow. up to 60 degrees but rain develops as we head into the sector half of the day. take that 60 in as you can tomorrow we're chilly once again into tuesday. 46 degrees we start at 29 degrees back up into the 60 by thursday. but another round of rain and storms. >> welcome back everyone. nearly two weeks after suicide bombers attacked, they are brussels airline flight took off today one of three flights scheduled to depart. starting tomorrow the airport will be operating at 20 percent of capacity. 32 peop

they see this all over the world. mt. saint helens has done this in the past and it is going to do it again in the future. it is just a matter of time until these volcanos erupt again. we are out of time. thanks, everybody. >> thank you so much for coming. get a book, get it signed. if you could do us a favor and fold up your chairs. let's have another roundf applause for steve. [applause] >> booktv records hundreds of author programs throughout the country all year long. here is look at events we will cover this week. on monday, we are in clermont, california talking to professors who are authors of books. and we will be at the jimmy carter museum on tuesday to hear

>> you make up the mt bizarrely weird false things. every one of the false things is too weird.with one question lift's virtually impossible for tom to win. >> i got one right in the history of this game. we'll see if he does a any bettr today. we should call it tom shi-losee because that's all he seems to do. this -- today's contest is a case of crews or false. -- cruz o or false. you guys ready for question number one? let's play. when visiting wisconsin ted cruz refused to wear a cheese hat and photo. >> i think the people of wisconsin wear their cheese hats so elegantly i wouldn't want to intrude. ken require is a fact. dave smith and tom shillue. he would not wear the iconic cheese hat. are you ready, shillue? public policy polling. a left-leaning polling firm included a question in their survey of florida voters if people thought ted cruz is the zodiac killer. is that fact or fiction? that is in fact fact. they are a bunch of evil liberals. using power statatism to keep people down. question number three. ted cruz's real first name is fidel, fact or fiction. everyo says th

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remember the mt. vernon metro station is closed this morning. now, 14-minute commute this morning. 66 doing really well. 26-minute commute. and southbound on i-270 towards the capital beltway you're looking at a 15-minute commute. and a live look this morning shows you how things are shaping up on i-66. you can see the volume on the eastbound side. but issue and problem free. we'll be back with traffic and weather on the 9s. over to you. >>> this is ce old dog almost left for dead. two weeks ago montgomery county officers were called to the village neighborhood where they found her puppies running loose on the road. and princess was in bad shape. >> his initial observations of a dog that was skin and bones. so skinny, she had no personality, she was not reacting. we could not tell what the breed of the dog was. >> the dog's owner is facing animal cruelty charges that could land him in jail for three months. if you have a home to give to princess and her puppies, there are up for adoption. >>> a teacher can use your help in purchasing books and resources for his elementary students.

the preps have already begun, they're under way, for biggest tv event of the weekend. mt hosted by duane -pjohnson and kevin hart which me. >> kevin and duane are ready to hit the warner bros. back lot with the show happening su outside, and since there's a threat of rain, they could literally make a big sflash. splash. >> if it's raining, it's only going to be better. >> arianna grande will appear, i want to sit here, next poehler, beside will smith who's one seat and charlize theron. >> how they come ou it's going to be a mad max crazy galactic, bananas moment at the top of the show. >> maybe something this. i was first on set as they dangled in the air for their new movie "central intelligence." >> here we are shooting "central intelligence" shut it down, the fire trucks are out here. >> it's every day, laughing, having fun. >> watch your mouth. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> i think we may have to kill some people. will not. >> in the movie, duane and ke play two guys who went to high school ttgether. what do you think happened when i pulled out their real high school pho

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hardly a breeze out there and now we see a gust. 22 miles per hour in the city and mt. pocono and reading. and it's out of the south-southwest that is why there is enhanced fire danger especially in new jersey. we can see to the north some of the clouds that are filling in at this point. we are watching for the rain not all that far behind that. a wider look at that, here is the front coming through bringing us a good soaking tomorrow. ahead of it we see clouds and the rain hits us tomorrow and future tracker 6 will time that out for us. first, lets look at this day ahead. 4:00 p.m. up to 54 and normally we would have a high of 60, 6:00 p.m. 53 and sunshine and clouds mixing in and 8:00 p.m. 4 and 10:00 p.m. 48, and they stay in the 40s overnight. unlike the past couple of nights, temperatures tonight not nearly as cold. tomorrow the rain hits us, 61 is your high once the front comes swinging through and here is future tracker showing it's dry for the morning commute, but it's in the afternoon and evening we get the heavy rain a half inch to inch of rain and some embedde

the mt. united methodist church burned to the ground early sunday morning, officials say, overnight thunderstorm and high winds caused tree to collapse on top of an electrical wire, sparking the blaze. >> the burlington county times reports off initials westhampton will vote today on whether to eliminate the fire and emergency service chief post. the outcome could jeopardize 372,000-dollar federal grant, funding three firefighters positions for two years. now, that grant requires staff levels be the same as when the grant was awarded. >> and runners in atlantic city had their work cut out for them. press of atlantic city reporting wind gusts there as high as 50, 06 miles per hour for the april fools half marathon yesterday, over 1200 runners participated in the event. >> the april fools half marathon. >> yes. >> i like that. coming up: a police officer caught playing hopscotch on the job explains his reasons why, and you're going to love it. >> and want more cash in your wallet? i thought tha

edmond, hillary and morgan were the first ascenders of mt. everest, 29,000 feet roughly. they made to it the top and since then thousands of people have followed that journey as well. but there are two bros putting on that climb. they are snap chatting their entire journey all the way to the top. >> feels good. beautiful day outside. is going to climb a big mountain. >> doing my best "zoolander" this morning. we'll go climbing. >> a little bit of me. hillary goes up there. blazes the trail. now you can snap chat your way up. >> this is nibble because i can barely get cell phone service in my house and these guys are snap chatting from mt. everest. >> here's the thing. they are actually bripging their own satellite device. >> no, no, we need a fourth teammate. how am i going to tell people about it. >> phone, satellite dish. >> this is going to be incredibly physically taxing for these guys because most people that go on this journey they bring tons of oxygen with them. they will attempt doing this without the assistance of additional oxygen. and less than 200 people have a

. >> the two-alarm fire broke out last night in mt. vernon and we've learned someone has been taken into custody. marcus? very emotional, very thankful. but she went from celebrating her birthday to literally jumping for her life. this fire, as you mentioned, was considered suspicious and now someone is under arrest. >> there was so much smoke i couldn't find my dog. i panicked. >> reporter: and with that, april jackson heyward made a choice to jump from her third floor window. the heat so intense the 29-year- old couldn't get on to the fire escape. she jumped into a group of first responders that included a lieutenant from the mt. vernon police department. >> that was his job to save us, but i thanked that man for saving my life last night. where would i be? where would i be? >> 28-year-old veteran marcel oliver suffered a back injury and received stitches in his thumb. the fire quickly spread will you the building's three stories. police arrested 29-year-old kayla gorham, a resident accused of intentionally setting the fire that disp

. >> i think maybe the mt disturbing detail in all of this was the fact that one of the victims was killedy. >> i cannot believe how anyone can kill a mother with her 4 day old baby in her arms. it's -- that's out of my realm of thinking that anyone could do that. how heartless. >> with no official leads, late saturday an ohio businessman offered $25,000 of his own money to help catch the killer or killers. jeff ruby has no connection to the family but says he wanted to get the word out to find the person or people responsible for this. >> okay, just stay out of the house, don't let anybody go in there, okay? >> yeah. >> we got deputies on the way, okay? >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> that's just chilling audio, really difficult to hear. even after this killing happened on friday, just days ago. i spoke to a neighbor who was home at the time of the shootings and said he didn't hear the gunshots. i said if he was scared he said he's not but remaining relatives should be. everyone here in the tiny town of about 2,000 people has a theory about what happened. we spoke yesterday, fred abou

the temperatures are up, 51 for mt. pocono. allentown and reading, 57 degrees. the wind will be blowing and the temperatures climbing. low 60s for trenton, norristown, and mt. holly. eventually the rain will be moving in. high 50s in atlantic city and for philadelphia, narverth, 50s. >>> ten minutes after 4:00 on this thursday and jessica boyington is keeping an eye on everything happening on the roads. she has her eye on an accident scene. >> that's right. all lanes are currently closed and being detoured on route 29 northbound right on sullivan way. so with there not being a lot of traf thk morning, your best bet is to follow those detours. here's the schuylkill expressway. you can see no problems in either direction. we do have a disabled vehicle in the right-hand shoulder of the eastbound lanes, of course, not creating any problems. still a 13-minute trip. average speeds up there still. also mass transit. if you plan to take any transit, you will be okay. everything is running on time or close to on schedule. >>> take a look at this video showing a passenger

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the mt. lice and fire department arrived on scene and were able to pluck the ducks from the drain. they were then transport today a local wildlife refuge to begin their new life away from busy mt. laurel. and all of those cars speeding by. >> awe. as they got them out, did they all just kind of follow each other into the patrol car? >> you lucky duck. >> they plucked the duck. >> plucked the duck. >> don't slip those words up. >> right. let's move onto just how cold it is outside this morning, we have frost advisory in effect, in lancaster county until 8:00. freeze warning in all of these places, in purple, north and west of the city, and as we look at temperatures, which we will in a moment, see the temperatures pretty close to freezing out there. but we're about to start a new weather pattern, with the jet stream, moving to the north, that will let in milder air from the south. and each day for the rest of the weekend, the weekends, you'll see temperatures warm up little bit more each day. w

also the mt. vernon metro station is still closed. frap trains are by passing that station. world leaders are talking about a variety of issues including how to keep nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists. you can expect traffic to be impacted once again during the morning rush hour as well as the evening rush hour. we're expecting things to get back to normal sometime after 8:00 tonight. also something to keep in mind is that there is a demonstration happening this afternoon at mcpherson square. and they actually have kind of an interesting virl that might at attract some attention. global zero calling for an end to nuclear weapons and they say they h nuclear missile that is four stories high as part of a demonstration in mcpherson square. obviously that may be an attention grabber for folks traveling in that area. so plan ahead, keep if mind there are going to be some tough points in this morning's rush hour as well as later. back to you. >> megan , thank you. >>> accusations of a rape at howard university. the student accused has been kicked out of school. the al

as they make their way through the mt. pleasant united methodist church sunday. cell phone video gives us a different perspective. strong winds toppled the tree and that brought down power lines that sparked the flames. bird's-eye view of the damage from skyforce 10. look at this. flames destroyed the sanctuary of the more than 100-year-old church. firefighters able to save the church's social hall there. no one was hurt. >> no school, no work. >>> right now at 5:00, dozens of philadelphia students walk out of class to demand better standards after school. the student community called for students to gather at school district building this afternoon, before a march to city hall. their demands include more public education funding in the budget and inclusion of financial literacy courses for high schoolers. >> it's up to us to pick up the pieces where others have failed and make this a better educational system for us and future generations to come. >> students are calling for kids to be exposed to the idea of attempting college starting in elementary school. >> th

the mt. el police and fire department's arrive on scene, and were able to pluck the ducks from the drain. don't say that ten times fast. they were then transported to a local wildlife rescue to begin their new life away in the busy mouth laurel highway. >> so atlantic city they are getting prepared for the summer season of concerts. and so far it is going to get a little country on the beach. >> so few concert announced so far toby keith, florida georgia line. i guess they are right there on the state line? >> probably. >> keith hits the stage july 23rd and florida georgia line's show is september 3rd. the show's part of larger announcement yet to come from the upcoming atlantic city beach summer concert series, most noble headliner last year maroon five when they just packed the ac beach. >> i loved it. >> khloe kardashian is on the cover of the may issue of shape magazine sporting her new fit look. what? but she is not really happy. so take a look at the cover. >> okay? >> she dropped 35 pou

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skyforce 10 was over the mt. pleasant united methodist church in millville.h winds yesterday morning knocked down a tree which brought down power lines that may have sparked that fire. nbc 10 was also at ground level as firefighters put out some hot spots. we're told fire cruise were able to save the church's social hall. no one was hurt. investigators are looking for the official cause of the fire. >>> it is 6:20 and 49 degrees in atlantic city. new at 6:00, a fire that rekindled overnight at newark's liberty airport, forced hundreds of people to evacuate the terminal for a second time in just three hours. the port authority says the first fire broke out in a boiler room just after 1:00 this morning. about 200 people headed inside for safety. that fire was put under control but a short timeç later, flame rekind rekindled, forcing the second evacuation. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> it is just ten minutes before 6:30 on your monday. 30 years later, villanova is back in the championship game. >> coming up, we're talking ticket prices. the low price we fon

>> reporter: we are in the second congressional district, moving around in the mt. here are three slots in every district that will go to the republican convention. one is this gentleman, calvin tucker. he's standing there. why don't we track him down there. nice to see you, how are you? >> same. thank you very much. >> reporter: walk over here, mr. tucker. i want to show everybody at home the actual ballot here. basically right here are the candidates for unbound delegate. there's you and there are three other people, four total. only three of you will survive like a reality show and go to the convention. >> absolutely. hopefully it's tucker, has abey and ginsay. >> reporter: you are uncommitted. why did you make that decision? >> i am truly unadmitted. the bylaws of the republican party say 54 people will be unbound uncommitted and go to the convention that way. >> reporter: have you felt a lot of pressure from the other candidates, donald trump, john kasich and ted cruz to come to the other side. they need you more than ever before. you have a lot of power right n