should be aware of crowded conditions at union station this cause as i lot of problems. any questions erin at fox d.c. on twitter and looking live outside loudoun county we're dealing with closure an 28 on the northbound side. look at this delay. 8 northbound completely shut down for deadly crash investigation. just south of 267 and now traffic is being forts todd detour to the toll road. and if you want to avoid getting stuck in the delay the ground crew is showing you traffic on the southbound side getting by. we're seeing that scene right there where traffic is diverted towards the dulles airport. big problems there. take frying man road to centerville road to save time to not get stuck in the backup. you can see the jeep involved with investigators shorting out that scene. again it's going to be shutd i what presidential to switch things over and show awe i live look outer loop at con cop avenue that's a live look at the delay from frying pan ton dulles. top true opt topside of the beltway near connecticut avenue another crash in morning and we'll keep you update odd

that's causing crowded conditions at union station. customers consider transfering new carlton or l'enfant plaza to get to that one. and just after jrj aavenue delays from route 1 to georgia avenue a 45 minute slow down and earlier crash northbound bw parkway cleared and however big delays from beltway all the way past powder mill and southbound my traffic as usual and 95 better bet in both directions and fire northwest 3700 block of north ninth street and closures new hampshire and rock creek church road because of that caution there we'll have more traffic in a few very busy tuesday morning allison and steve. >> daivdz cassidy heartbreaking news about a medical condition he's beatling. >> and another sneak peek at live remake of beauty and the beast. that's coming up on the fox ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all

the redngle tracking on line between union station -- -- between union station and judiciary square. larry: suzanne kennedy is live. a lot of people were not sure that melania trump would move to the white house. happen. suzanne: a little while ago, there was so much discussion about the fact that she had broken with tradition. now we know that melania trump will move to 1600 pennsylvania avenue, sometime early this summer. the announcement coming from the first lady, saying she will settle into the white house at the end of the school year. in the meantime, she will split her time between washington, d.c., and new york city. this confirmation comes after a remark by tabloids that she and 10-year-old barron were considering not ever moving down here. the president and his wife have decided to live 200 miles apart because it was best for their son to finish out his school year at their current school. one of president trump's assistance will serve as mrs. trump's chief of staff. he was asked in a recent abc news interview as to how he felt about his wife and son not being here in wash

it's in two different slats causi causing problems between union station and junction. this really slow as you're hitting the beltway on the outer loop. 270 south, slow. we had three different issues there on the beltway this morning. 66 inbound and 95 northbound okay. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. >> hi, melissa. >>> college protests turned violent. we'll tell you why demonstrators took to the streets. >> hostage situation, a prison standoff develops overnight. a live report is next. >> still on the loose, a well dressed man accused of kidnapping a georgetown asiversity student for ch. >>> we saw something that we have never seen on this campus before. >> angry protests erupt on a college campus. >> they came in uniform, covered in black. >> a speech by a polarizing right wing journalist shut down. >>> a georgetown university student kidnapped, the new video that could help solve this case. >>> prison standoff, two prison workers held hostage. >> we have put all the resources that we have to bear to get our employees out. >> the call made to t

. >> sleeping at union station. >> slept at union station a couple of nights and that's when i found:00, 6:00, coldest time of the morning. darkest before the dawn. >> that's when you decided i don't want to do this, i don't want this life, i don't want to go back. >> when suicide became an option, living became my only option because i knew i didn't want to die and it was at that moment i made a decision and want this no more. >> would you say your story can be an example to others about how, no matter what the circumstances are, because many people face these kinds of champ earnings when they come out. they don't have support systems at home and health care is a problem, housing, education. did you even have a driver's license? >> yeah. i had a driver's license. i got my first driver's license at 30. >> all right. >> you had one. >> it was still valid, that's the word you say. it was still valid. >> so you were able to get around and get to a job. >> i didn't have a car. d.c., i walk anywhere. >> charlie, you were a mentor and you mentor people like andrew. >> yeah. >> what's the m

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a few hours later we were at union station. >> how are you doing? >> and we weren't the only ones pulling into the station with questions. >> what are you trying to do? where are you going? >> it's rare i see someone whose from my perception act and i've engaging people. >> we brought along christy and introduced her to the station manager letting her verify for herself what their work day is all about. >> through the tunnel? >> yeah. >> trying to get a sense of what is their job and expectations that i or other riders have of what their job is maybe that's right or not right. >> how are we doing? we're good over there? >> we connected with christy after she left this twe. guy lit cigarette, told station manager and he did nothing but tell me off for trying. >> you want to see what during a shift? >> yeah. >> get the train on your left. >> christy says she's had plenty of good days on metro, but --. >> then i've had times when there are people engaging in unsafe and illegal behavior and i try to bring it to a metro station manager's attention and you

red line here, single track in between union station and judiciary square. travel times in ten minutes. >> in case you're just waking up, we want to get you up to minute on a developing story. >> some employees being held hoel hostage at a prison in delaware. >> it's a tense situation at a delaware prison as two employees are being held hostage. right now, police are trying to negotiate their release. this is all happening center in symrna. that's about 20 minutes north of the state capital of dover. inmates took four employees hostage. two of them were released yesterday. one of them was injured. there is a statewide lockdown on all prisons in the state of delaware because of all this right now. back to you, aaron. >> all right, adam, thank you. >>> president trump was about 30 minutes from that jail yesterday. >> he flew to tlar to witness the dig phied transfer ceremony of a fallen service member. chief petty officer william ryan owens was killed during a raid sunday on abdomen al qaeda camp in yemen. owens was married with three children. the white house

union station crowded. no trains on blue line rosalyn to pentagon. 270 southbound crash 28 blocking right lane heavy delays through rockville, allison and steve. >> 7:18 now vice-president pence told concerned europe the president said the of nato was ob so sleet in one of his tweets. and president rump questioned theen visitment and he met with president of the european council. >> and protesters gathering across the nation yesterday using president's day to protest president donald trump. the so-called not my president rallies were nont express discontent with the first month in office and fwhiingt some call efforts by the president to limit rights of lgbt community women and refugees. >> my message this is is the people's country and that than in the people's house he's not a leader of all the people he's only representing some of the people. >> many polltations that come out of michigan and care about the people it affects and i think that's one of the hardest things to explain to other people. >> ralli

. >>> take you outside for a live look at union station.ou can see there's a windy start to this saturday forecast with freezing afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> sunny and cold on this saturday. a reminder february is still a winter month. that's for sure. american university in the foreground here. on the horizon there is tyson's corner in fairfax county. f by noontime should be in the mid-30s. mid-40 by mid to late afternoon. a little bit of a breeze. you do need to layer up. warming trend for the week ahead. a look at that in a few minutes. >>> today a fire is continuing to smolder at a trash facility. this is in lorton, virginia. it's been burning since thursday. now neighbors are a bit worried about all the smoke in the air. >> aimee cho is live with a look at what's being done to calm fears. good morning, aimee. >> reporter: good mo

ddot saying ridership is growing along the line which is 2.2 miles long running from union station to oklahoma avenue. the service now running seven days a week as well. the plans call for a second phase. that would extend the line east to the benning road metro station. ddot says once that is complete in five years they will revisit the topic of charging faring. most people we talk with today don't mind a free ride one bit. >> i prefer that. the metrobus that we pay $1.85 for. might as well keep the streetcar free. >> i think it's great. from what i have been told it's really helped bring more business to the area. from where it takes you what would you charge? if i charge you $1.75, what would you charge if you are going less than what the bus goes? >> one person did point out who is footing the bill? especially for a project was hundreds of millions of dollars to construct and did run over budget. jonathan: while the district continues to get free rides, alexandria has a nice free show today. how much fun is this? the sight and the sounds of the presidents' day parade in old town.

s union station last night. and they didn't get off until the problem was fixed around 7:00 this morning. the mayor of boston is trying to keep fights from breaking out dug out in the snow. he says for the next 48 hours, it's okay to use something like a lawn chair to reserve a spot. but it's not okay to threaten violence or resort to vandalism. and he's told the public works department to remove any space savers that include a threatening note. boston is digging out from a blizzard that dropped more than 10 inches of snow. and you know, people in d.c. often put those space savers out there, too, when they shovel it. you'd think that people would kind of respect the fact that you didn't dig this out. >> and sometimes there are consequences. >> yeah. wait a minute. >> dire consequences. >>> well, no problems here. we had a cold day. but that was it. you know what? as quickly as it came in, cold air is going to move out. we'll have 60s over the weekend. >> see you. >> and we have a partial eclipse tonight. i don't

this is video of the crowded train station courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. what would normally be a 15 minute ride from union city station took a hour and halfsot - the bus was packed, it was going slow, the rainy weather, the bus was packed more than usual and with the rainy weather had to go slower now to the president's controversial travel ban...an issue now in federal court in san francisco. president trump's administration's has filed an emergency appeal for reinstatement of the travel ban. and tomorrow afternoon at three... each side will argue its case. three federal judges will hear oral arguments tomorrow in the challenge to president trump's executive order on immigration. the hour-long hearing will take place by telephone...the judges are with the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. they will determine the immediate fate of the nationwide temporary restraining order áagainstá the president's travel ban....after a federal judge in seattle halted the ban last friday. and today...97 tech companies, including apple google facebook and twitter filed a brief...opposing the ban, calling it un

the streetcars that run from union station to oklahoma avenue cost more than $200 million to build and are still free to riders. right now transportation officials are working on plans to extend the service for another two miles. >>> 4:33 right now. let's get another check on weather and traffic. >> chuck bell and sheena parveen tell us more about the return of winter. what a smack in the face. >> but it's a short lived smack in the face. milder weather will be back. how about another day in the 70s coming up on wednesday and just like saturday we will have an opportunity for some strong thunderstorms wednesday afternoon and wednesday evening so that will be a weather alert day here at nbc 4. four things to know weather. the clouds are coming back today. rain will stay away from the metro area but there could be a lonesome shower. then that thunderstorm chance on wednesday. then thursday and friday, kind of chilly but on the whole i think you'll like the way the weekend is shaping up. for more about how the weather will impact you today here's sheena. >> it's not too bad of a day. this

carter, grimes just got off the bus, behind union station. getting there. just keep tracking him. keeps looking around. he really is paranoid. except he actually is being watched. stay with him, andy. check it out, this is crazy. a rebecca ingram is in our system. uh, how would you know that? she's using a countermeasure that's real grade school. "grade school"? yeah, i'm running my own sigma code that saw right through it. she's accessing intel she doesn't have clearance for. who's qualified now? score one for brooklyn college. i got to let mullins know. uh, hold on a second. uh, there's got to be an explanation. she can tell it to mullins. did you hear all that? i got to shut it down. not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin-k

now, i want to show you a look at the flags at union station. as storm team4 meteorologist amelia draper joins us with the latest warnings and what we'll be up against in the next 24 hours. >> already tracking damaging winds in part of the areas, getting reports of trees down in parro parr parts of gerrit and loudoun. these are very powerful and potentially dangerous winds moving into the area. we're talking about gusts in hagerstown. these strong winds pushing into washington within the hour. so here's the latest. the orange is thunderstorm warnings, not for storm but for wind. kind of a lot of confusion on social media right now. nonetheless, as this line of rain moves through, this is marking the leading very strong winds. again, already getting reports of trees down across the area. this will continue to be the trend not just overnight tonight but throughout the day tomorrow. so here's the arrival for damaging winds. bethesda at 11:10, annapolis, 1130. the counting in orange are under a very serious high-wind warning running until 6:00 p.m.

they run from union station to oklahoma avenue at rfk's stadium parking lot. >>> new at 11:00, a teenagero be okay after driving a car off a parking garage in houston today. look at this. the vehicle fell seven stories and landed on its roof on top of a closed business. when firefighters got there, they found the teen covered in debris, sitting inside the locked hardware store. he had some cuts and had to be taken to the hospital, but credibly he survived this. police say he told them he accidentally got the gas pedal and the brake confused. >>> it is hollywood's biggest night, and the academy awards didn't disappoint. we've got your wrap-up of the big inwithewinners, and the emotional acceptance speeches. some of the biggest awards are still to come. stephanie stanton joins us live from the dolby theater in hollywood with a look at some of the early winners. hi, stephanie. you look great. >> reporter: hi. thank you. good evening to you. you know, as expected, we did see some political jabs by first-time host and late night tv comedian jimmy kimmel. but so far a lot of politics has been v

. >> they are walking through what will become the union square muni station. partially carved out of the union square parking garage. >> we purchased some substandard under ground parking. and converted it into the northern entrance of the station. >> from that entrance it's a deep plunge below the city into a massive excavation that reveals the true size of this project. a three level stack of pedestrian walkways, platforms, and escalators making for an epic job now unfolding 12 hours a day, six days a week. >> we are employing techniques that may be prevalent in europe but haven't been fully utilized in the u.s.. >> reporter: the crews that are down below us are actually digging their way to the tunnels that were born out between south of market and north beach. they are digging down to the tunnels that are already there. and this big cavern we are standing in right now, this is the corridor that will take you from union square all the way to market street. >> this is the old apple store entrance we just purchased from bart for dollar. >> reporter: at the s

you can expect crowding at union station, you may want to consider entering that you -- that metro stop there. not related to the broken down work car, the green light headed towards greenbelt is experiencing delays at this hour because of the fire department investigation outside congressional heights. northbound 28, as richest her heard from sam sweeney, is still blocked off. frying pan road will be your best alternative headed towards centreville road or carrying you out to the fairfax county park is a workaround. all lanes are open. an accident in montgomery county, this is the crash as you approach connecticut avenue. boy, is it slow. out of colesville road spring, randolph is a good option with you -- for you, sticking with it is a workaround. westbound constitution avenue, traffic is able to get my on the -- get by on the left side. academics 10 minutes with another update on the top stretch of the beltway. -- back in the next 10 minutes with another update on the top stretch of the beltway. thanks for that. we do have clouds this morning. dry conditions out there, don't have to

carter, grimes just got off the bus, behind union station. getting there. just keep tracking him. keeps looking around. he really is paranoid. except he actually is being watched. stay with him, andy. check it out, this is crazy. a rebecca ingram is in our system. uh, how would you know that? she's using a countermeasure that's real grade school. "grade school"? yeah, i'm running my own sigma code that saw right through it. she's accessing intel she doesn't have clearance for. who's qualified now? score one for brooklyn college. i got to let mullins know. uh, hold on a second. uh, there's got to be an explanation. she can tell it to mullins. not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin

union square? we can finally take you down there. >> right down into the station. >> reporter: john spongey is walkingus through what will become the union square station. >> we purchased some substandard under ground parking and have converted it into the northern entrance of the state. >> reporter: from that entrance it's a deep plunge below the city into a massive exploration. a three level stack of pedestrian walk ways. >> we're employing techniques that may be prevalent in europe but haven't been used here in the united states. >> reporter: the crews that are down below us are actually digging their way to the tunnels which were bore out between south of market. they're boring to the tunnels that already there. this big cavern, this is the corridor that would take you from union square to market street. >> this is the old interest that we purchased from b.a.r.t. for a dollar. >> reporter: this is all going on just feet from your commute. >> passengers traveling to and from. >> reporter: no shortage of mud down here. the pile beside me will probably end up in treasure island. they still have 30 fe

booked a seat on the winter park express, which departs every weekend from denver's newly renovated union stationng else in the world. it weaves through 28 tunnels, it goes in and out of the flat irons above boulder, it goes through some of the most remote wilderness on the front range of colorado. it's something to see even if you never touch the snow. >> reporter: brad's right, the view is stunning. we pull-up to the mountain, and now that we're here, it's time to gear up. not bad. >>> thank you for joining us, you're live in the cnn newsroom. let's begin with the missile launch in north korea. the launch comes just three weeks into trump's presidency, and experts say it's no kwibs dense that officials sty the missile traveled 100 miles before the splashed into the sea of japan. why would addressing the world, the president saying very little, but affirming that the united states stands behind it's ally, 100%. elise labbet has been following this since it happened. >> reporter: i think you saw just a very short statement by the president last month because he w w

so you want to head outside today as we look live at union station.g to be a good day to do i jog, bike ride, just to stretch your legs. tom is updating the forecast on when we can expect the temperatures to soar. then showers on the way for the workweek. >>> plus, her story was hidden from history. now it's on the big screen. you're going to meet the "hidden figures" mathematician who's inspiring others to reach for thstars. e the bakery flavors you love... [ ding! ] ...now available in your dunkin' coffee. sip in the happy with a medium vanilla cupcake, or new fudge brownie macchiato or latte for $1.99 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. america runs on dunkin'. this sunday morning, but it is mild. storm team 4 radar showing dissipating light sprinkles of rain. those areas in color as they track off to the east and pull away. for your exercise forecast for today, good day to get out and get in a run, a bike ride, hiking, tennis, golf. wonderful for outdoor activities. we'll be in the 50s through 9:00

the the winter park express, which departs every winter weekend from denver's newly renovated union station's not nothing else in the world. it leaweaves through 28 opportunities. goes along south boulder creek through some the remote wilderness. eve tn if you never touch the snow. >> he's right, the journey is is stunning. with the chair lift just opening, we pull up to the mountain. now that we're here, it's time to gear up. ♪ >> not bad. >>> in dearborn, michigan, just outside of detroit, many of these families call themselves the fortunate ones. blessed by god. because they escaped this. >> the year's long civil war in syria. now having survived the conflict that has killed more than an estimated 400,000 civilians, and completing the exhaustive process to resettle in the u.s., some refugees now fear they face a new threat. >> this is the protection of the nation. of foreign terrorist. into the united states. >> president trump's executive order banning entry of most nationals from seven countries, including syria. an appellate court has upheld a hold on the ban, but promises to fight th

look at the flag whipping down there towards union station. jeffin fact,ente he's been all over the world. but perhaps his most rewarding trip was the one he took one day to d.c. just to play the lottery. he feels luckier there. after all, he won nearly $400,000 playing dc-5. and you know what that means. bon voyage, jeffrey. ♪ >>> the d.c. council is taking a new look at a relatively old law. the youth rehabl actatiilitatios been in place since the '80s and allows for flexible sentencing and special counselling to help young criminals under the age of 22 stay out of jail and perhaps turn their lives around. but a series in the "washington post" recently disclosed problems with that program. many young offenders were not supervised properly and went onto commit more crimes including rape and murder. >> also it fails the community. it fails the neighborhood that wants to make sure that it has a safe place. it's failing on multiple sides. >> council member charle

or maybe a bike ride this morning as we look live at union station. we've got tom kierein tracking some chilly temperatures. we'll move above freezing. >>> but in houston not so much. they've got warmer temps as the countdown begins to super bowl li. we'll show you the last-minute prep happening now ahead of the b ig everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. giant's exclusive nature's promise. eat well for less. my giant. fios is not cable. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, the only 100% fiber optic network, with uploads as fast as downloads, their half house has full internet. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of their downloads.

the streetcars that run from union station to oklahoma avenue cost more than $200 million to build and are still free to riders. right now transportation officials are working on plans to extend the service for another two miles. >>> d.c. united is closer to having an official stadium. the official ground breaking will happen today at 3:00. the zoning commission gave the time final approval on thursday to begin construction on that stadium. >>> all right. >> going to be beautiful when it's done. >> i hope so. >> the clouds are back and that's not all. >> so is the cold. wow. >> it's hard to imagine that we if you thought that the 70s were your thing, they'll be back before this week is done. but for today you're off to a cold start this morning. cold and dry for most of the morning hours. clouds will be on the increase. any rain chances today stay out near the i-81 corridor. we'll be back in a few more minutes on how tomorrow is looking. stay with us. >> life is stressful. we know that, but for kids the local program using art to try to relax kids. >> and more on that nee major mishap

the cars run seven days a week now between union station and oklahoma avenue northeast.t's just a two-mile stretch. but the rides are free and there are no plans to charge fares any time soon. and more than 900,000 people have used this streetcar in the first year. there's also been talk about extending the system into georgetown. >>> changes are now in effect to parking meters in two of the district's busiest neighborhoods. chinatown and penn quarter. that includes variable prices based on time and demand. parking will cost between $1.50 and $3.25 an hour. this is part of a pilot study with the goal of increases turnover and less time searching for spots. >>> well, you know what they say, you can't judge a book by its cover. perhaps none of the nats proved that more than tre turner. he still looks like a teenager but boy did he make an impact for the nationals last season. as carol maloney reports the team is hoping for a repeat performance in 2017. >> reporter: what you did being in the conversation for rookie of the year last year surprising a lot of people with your

single tracking between union station and judiciary square.qu.how you what else els you're up against on the roadhe this morning. tro problemonly m e now. now. 270 southbound an earlierarlie crash at 109 did clear to the shoulder. ou heavy volume lingering from 70 to 109. things start to open up. up as for your wide view you cancan see that little blip past theste tractor-trailer out by centralll but aside from that 66 slowingsg down just a bit inside beltway through arlington.igton. around tysons the inner loop inp looking good and 66 still still quiet through fairfax. fa now before that point out by 234 -- 234 to 28 in8 in centreville we are seeing someie volume. we'll keep you updated on on that. back to you guys.guys >> erin thanks. >>> first at 6:00>> ecrioming n hard on australia.tralia reports this morning presidents trump blasted the primemorn minister of australia in ap bldn phone call over the weekend.e the conversation reportedlyersan got heated over r a deal thatd was struck by the obama administration that wouldstrat allow refugees f

a disgruntled office seeker pulled a gun and fired two shots at present garfield in union station. robert lincoln nearby went to the presence side, following the attack here in despite doctors care, on monday, september 19, the president succumbed to his wounds and dies after suffering for 80 days. over the summer of 1881, mrs. lincoln relived the horror of her own husband's death. following garfield's burial, mary found herself slipping in strength and energy. the president's shooting increase her fears, particularly for her son. and it brought mary really to the brink of despair. marriott tubman -- worm. --man had settled in canada that is where harriet tubman had settled in canada. taking turkish and electric bouts, she spent a prolonged period in sarah's care. robert and mary during this period, paid her regular visits. mary lincoln immediately sought an increase in her own annual sum. 1882, congress not only voted a $2000 increase, but they offered her a $15,000 retroactive compensation. 1882s. lincoln could greet with some degree of comfort and contentment. but returning to s

also impacting riders and resulting in heavy crowding at union station. now, there was no damage, we are told, to the track. that train was eventually removed about 8:00 or so this morning and residual delays did go into the morning. again, no damage to that track, and also no reports of any injuries as a result of that work car derailment this morning. at judiciary square, justin finch, news4. >>> thank you, justin. if metro's safe track maintenance program is keeping you from riding the rails, it turns out you're in good company. new numbers show between june and december of last year, rail trips fell 12% compared to the year before. even bus trips decreased by 6%. transportation reporter, adam tuss, says metro will talk about the numbers in a public meeting stress to metro's finances. the agency predicts this fiscal year it will have a $125 million shortfall in revenue from fares and parking. >>> time now to get a check on the midday forecast with sheena parveen. hi, sheena. >> hey, guys. it is warming up outside. not as warm as yesterday was at this t

. >>> if you want to head outside today, as we look live at union station, a great day for it. anything from a jog, a bike ride, just to stretch jyour leg. tom updating when we'll see temperatures go higher. then he's looking at showers for the workweek. >>> her story was hidden from history. now it's on the big screen. meet the "hidden figures" mathematician who's now inspiring others to reach for the stars. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. >>> how about this for a rearview camera. incredible. you're looking at the spacex falcon the rocket. it took off about seven minutes ago from the kennedy space center. it is moving and looks like it's doing so without any issues so far. there was some concern yesterday 13 seconds before the launch was scheduled. they had to scrub it. today, though, a successful takeoff. >> unbelievable. gives me chills and little tears every time just watching that we can actually do that. >> and to see something like that brings us perfectly into this next story. >> hav

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jeff: at union station trains and buses leaving on time. it's the arrivals from the northeast that are dealing with delays. cheryl from bethesda made it to the city with her daughter and sister-in-law. we got in and it was a great show and got out in the nick of time. jeff: for greyhound riders getting out of manhattan was tough but smooth after that. is there supposed to be back at -- >> supposed to be back at 1:00. so maybe 30 minutes. jeff: not too bad? >> nah. jeff: it's good to be back. a look at the flight aware misery map in the northeast. boston looks 100% miserable when it comes to flight cancellations and delays. in d.c. it's only 25% miserable. that is not too bad. out here the weather feels miserable. it's cold and certainly windy. doug hill, how long is this going to last? doug: it looks like the gusty winds will continue a couple more hours. we have snow squalls around the area. we had wind gust of 40 miles per hour in frederick. 38 miles per hour at leesburg. 33-mile-per-hour gust in annapolis. you combine it with the tempera

narrator: each day he would walk back and forth from union station to classes as early signs of the coming depression began to appear. howard law school was evolving from a part-time night school to a full time day school, under the guidance of a man who would have a profound influence on marshall's life. thurgood marshal:deann charles h houston, he was a graduate of amherst and harvard. very brilliant. very decent person but a very hard man. he used to tell us in our first year, "look at the man on your right and look at the man on your left and bear in mind that two of you won't be here next year." that sort of kept your feet to the fire. narrat or:in the 1920s there :in the 1920s there african-americans living in the deep south, but only 100 were lawyers. most were poorly educated working in the confines of their segregated communities, writing wills and settling divorces. the notion of a harvard educated black lawyer arguing against jim crow in court was inconceivable to most but that's who charles hamilton houston was, and that's what he intended to do. and he knew he could't do it al

ddot says union station and the stop at eighth and 13th are the busiest. >> there are pime on it but it's usually not full. >> david williams with the taxpayers protection alliance says the project is not a success adding it is costing d.c. residents too much. >> this is a vanity project for the city because it doesn't transport people from one part of another. i transports people from one part of h treat to another. >> moat has had a business for 13 years and believes driver's fear of getting towed on the tracks is hurting business. >> the business dropped. >> in northeast washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. >> we are following breaking news out of montgomery county where the firefighters are on the scene of the fire. this is at a restaurant in silver spring. skytrak7 is live. this is the scene. you can see the fire trucks are there. a lot of different vehicles responding to this. this is at georgia avenue and bonnefont street. the roads are closed where the fire is now under control. no word on damage. larry: storm watch after a tornado touched coun in maryland over the weekend.

opened but we have a disabled train.tr my colleague jim lokay was ons n that train heading to union stationgot to the platformlf here and he says the operatort got on and said, hey, thisy, train is disabled, everybody evb off and jim shot this video. vi when he got off you can seecan s the smoke coming from rom underneath the train between tha the car and thein b platform. others say it smells likes brakes, like rubber that hader h been burning here but metro says service to glenmont is affected all those trains those headed the opposite direction di are running at this point sos p people are coming and goingoing but we have a disabled train.ab d.c. fire and metro transit trat police have just left so wes situation is taken care of butot the train is still disabledill d and an investigation under way y with delays here along the red line at least here in the core r of downtown washington. [laughter] [laugh >> bob, thank you very much. >>> 6:31 right now. nw. bob thank you very much.nk you bob still up for us but let'sbus get to some breaking news out of euronepe.of eur let's head to paris n

carter, grimes just got off the bus, behind union station. getting there. just keep tracking him. keeps looking around. he really is paranoid. except he actually is being watched. stay with him, andy. check it out, this is crazy. a rebecca ingram is in our system. uh, how would you know that? she's using a countermeasure that's real grade school. "grade school"? yeah, i'm running my own sigma code that saw right through it. she's accessing intel she doesn't have clearance for. who's qualified now? score one for brooklyn college. i got to let mullins know. uh, hold on a second. uh, there's got to be an explanation. she can tell it to mullins. did you hear all that? i got to shut it down. not until we lead carter to grimes. where is he? somewhere in the train yard. he's out of sight right now. here comes mullins. (phone rings) carter, where are you? i just got to the train yard. where's ben? he's still on the move. but keith mullins knows that i'm logged in-- he's gonna shut me down whether he's the leak or not. you can't let that happen. listen, if you don't get me to grimes, bin-k

this is video of the crowded train station courtesy of our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7 news. what would normally be a 15 minute ride from unionity station took a hour and halfsot - the bus was packed, it was going slow, the rainy weather, the bus was packed more than usual and with the rainy weather had to go slowerstandupthe hayward station reopened about 2 hours ago.trains are now back on schedule. reporting live from san leandro another big story we're tracking tonight: the fate of president trump's controversial travel ban now lies in the hands of the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. tomorrow three federal judges will weigh whether to keep a suspension of trump's controversial ban in place. grant lodes is here with the latest on this court fight -- and the president's reaction. today...mounting opposition to the president's ban. lots of bay area tech companies are lining up to oppose the president's ban... more on that...momentarily...first though...the new president remains on the ofensive. earlier today...at mac-dill air force base in tampa florida...promised to give the military the resources they need to

you see the flag flapping in the wind at union station.s updating the forecast with how much long you are you're going to need the heavy jacket. >>> a former cia official maps out the l you're likely never to notice but likelyo live by. t "best cracked pepper sauce" barbeque trophies: "most ribs eaten while calf roping". yep. greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? uh, yea, well, uh... well, there's this one. "best insurance mobile app"? yep, three years in a row. well i'll be! does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy. the award-winning geico app. download it today. y29pgy y16fy >>> cold start on this sunday morning. we've got a mostly clear sky. just a few clouds off to the north and west. all dry, though, on storm team h4 radar. if you plan on getting out, it's in morning. by noontime, ought to be in the upper 40s. by mid afternoon, briefly touching around 50 degrees or so with a lighter wind and lots of sunshine. up and down temperatures over the next ten days. a look at that in a few minutes. >>

there were several powerful union ships on station there, and the ones closest to the merrimack were the cumberland and the congress. and together they mounted seven times as many heavy guns. buy can nab went for the -- buchanan went for the cumberland first. its pilot said our shot bounced off the side like india rubber. she kept comping on. -- coming on. she had a spike at her bow. slowly she moves and horribly upon the doomed vessel like a rhinoceros, she sinks down her head and her frightful horn. with a dead, soul-rebelling crunch, she pierces her starboard bow, lifting her up as a man does a toy. the cumberland started sinking right away. her gunners kept on firing until the water was around their knees. not one shot pierced the merrimack. the cumberland went down with her flag still flying and 121 dead beneath it. then the merrimack turned on the congress, set her on fire. she surrendered. 120 more dead. and the target was another union frigate, the minnesota. it steamed over to help and had run aground. but now the tide was going out, and the minnesota would be there to dump

metro power department stafftm worked to rewire six of theix oe pylon lights on the platform ats union station wer as of today, pylon lights are back on and they are are operational.atiol. >> finally, this from a viewer r named michael jennings.en he wrote, metro has a spikingkig crime rate and sparse funds yet the transit police who have over 500 officers are working ten-hour shifts. sft having done schedules forles for police, that is the most personnel consuming schedule. sd if they went to 12-hour shiftshi they would effectively double manpower with no increase i funds. so michael here's your answer.ns crime on metro is low and getting lower.ger in fact, metro's part one crimei was down four-point 7% in 20166 compared to 2015, however, metro transit police are always are looking for ways to improve. strategies to drive crime downie even further. the current police union contract which was signed in 2010 andre whi runs through sepb of this year does not allow for 12-hour shifts but according tot the chief, this is a subject that he be discussing duringsing upcoming contract talks.al >> we w