we're live in vienna, molette green, you neu we're live in vienna, molette green, you n news 4. >>> and with metrorail shut down, commuters biked to work. numbers from capital bike share say that they were more than 1,000 walk-up bike rentals, a 106% increase in all. people took 4500 trips on capital bike shares during metro's shutdown. >>> if you're worried about metro's liability, today we have a list of ways on get around town without using the train. you can find that on the nbc washington app. >>> looks like maryland is seeing a late surge in flu activity. the state health department is urging you to get a flu shot and practice good hygiene. flu activity remained relatively low before ramping up in late february and early march. >>> so when your time could change. the school board is considering starting school before labor day next school year. for decades school has started after the unofficial end of summer in accordance with virginia's king's dominion law. in the '80s, the say the satate tourism needed students to keep working through labor day. the change will be discussed tod

. >> we're going to be reading parts of the memoir called the vienna paradox. to be doing that apart to feel our way into the topics were to be talking about next evening but also because i think we already begun to look at the article to realize the term holocaust survivor is very complicated. this class actually began to when we learned that professor would be coming to chapman university for four years beginning in spring 2011. the president and chancellor of the university, doctor doty and doctor strube asked them if they would be interested in coming back as a presidential fellow for a week each spring. to my very great surprise and delight, he agreed. so my colleague in english jan and i have created a course to engage students in different disciplines within the university and really come to understand him not only as a holocaust survivor and witness but as the author of 60 different books which encompass many different genres. so it began as a kind of adventure for my colleague and i. the best part of teaching is you sometimes get to sit in a seminar wi

they'll move on. >> reporter: in vienna, jennifer davis, fox 5 local news. >> be careful. lie recently? a new survey has revealed the ten most common white lies and you may be surprised at how many you've used. >> it's almost the time to say cheers to the weekend! >> he's going to be showing us how to make carmine's elephant punch. ♪ ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. >>> i'm not going to ask you this again. i know you don't take selfies of your food. >> no, i do not. >> a new study not be a bad a idea. researchers found people who take food selfies may enjoy their meals more. the reason is is by taking a picture, it delays eating which builds up our anticipation of enjoyment. >> that's silly. a new survey found the ten most common white lies. >> and i'm pretty sure some of us have used some of these this week. not me, though. the number one white lie "i'm fine." people say that all the time. 90% of people have said that. then the

we're live here in vienna on the orange line at the beginning of the line. back to you. >>> 6:18 right how. and the metro shut up to oig le left a lot of you scrambling for plan b. many took advantage of the nice weather and road a bike. numbers show more than 1,000 walk-up bike rentals yesterday, compare that to fewer than 400 on a regular day that is a 106% increase. in all, people took 4500 trips on capital bike share during the shutdo shutdown. >>> and we asked you whether metro was right to close down the system for an entire day. more than 1200 of you weighed in. let's see the results. 82% of you said yes. metro did the right thing. >>> happening today, investigators are bringing in a crane to help in the search for a northern virginia man still unaccounted for after this fire. take a look, it happened early wedne m neighbors stood by helplessly as the house was destroyed unsure whether the man was still inside. the crane is being brought into help move debris. at least two other familiy ies neighboring homes have been displaced. one firefighter is hur

orange line delays to vienna because of track repairs at new carrollton.nue, a crash left side of the roadway. no major problems there. travel times, 270 from germantown to the spur is fine, 95 to 270, no problems there. 66 a 66 and 95 in virginia no big worries. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >>> a former government official official arrested in a prostitution sting. who police say they nabbed. >>> and is a fix in the works? what volkswagen is set glenn:threateningicans: gofederal workers;ns over 60 votes to repeal obamacare. now they're refusing to even consider president obama's nominee for the supreme court. it disrespects the president and all of us -- and we won't put up with it. in congress, i'll protect president obama's legacy, defend obamacare, and stand up for social security and medicare. i'll take on republicans - for all of us. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk with this just in out of brussels. the chief suspect in that last year's deadly paris terror attacks is at a hearing right be fighting extradition

jennifer davis reports from vienna, virginia. >> reporter: whitney is talking about thursday morning,n she and her husband glanced out their kitchen window only to discover it looked like someone had a wild party overnight on their patio. >> we were kind of confused at first but i had heard there were bears in vienna and that was my first thought. >> reporter: a quick peek outside revealed they were still there. >> sure enough two black bears kind of were walking through and one looked to be a mom bear, kind of adult sized bear. >> reporter: the bears were just backyard fence and a sound wall for i-66 just feet from their back door. >> they had stolen a bag of bird seed from our cabinet and dragged it into the woods with them and the baby went over and was playing with the bag and eating from the bag and they kind of roamed around and eventually disappeared. >> you would expect to hear a sighting like this coming from someone who lives in the woods, but this is one of several recent reports coming from a residential neighborhood and other neighborhoods. fairfax county police say two b

. >> jennifer davis with a report from vienna. >> it was an exciting morning. >> reporter: whitney is talking about thursday morning when she and her husband glanced out their kitchen window only to discover it looked like someone had a wild party overnight on their patio. >> we were kind of confused at first but i had heard there were bears in vienna so my first thought was i wonder if the bears made it over to our house. >> they had and a quick peek outside revealed they were still there. >> sure enough, two black bears were walking through and one looked to be a mom bear, kind of adult-sized bear with a smaller bear with her. >> reporter: the bears were just hanging out between their backyard fence and a sound wall >> they had stolen apparently a bag of bird seed from our cabinet and dragged it into the woods with them. so the baby went over and was playing with the bag and eating from the bag for a little while. and they just kind of roamed around and eventually disappeared. >> reporter: you would expect to hear a sighting like this coming from someone who lives in the woods, but

any day, but on a wednesday. 725,000 disrupted today with o' here at the vienna fairfax station. people hopping on buses. extra employees on hand as you can see behind us trying to direct folks. people wondering why on a against why not wait until the weekend? we heard from general manager paul wiedefeld saying with the fire that happened on monday, what happened last year, he was not going to wait for a third incident to happen which is why we have what happened today. back to you. >> erika, thank you. share your commuter story on twitter. use the #metroshutdown. also head to our facebook page. tell us how you're getting to work without the trains. >>> 4 things to know before you head out the door. a uva student now facing 15 years in prison in north korea. otto warmbier was sentenced after a one-hour trial by north korea's highest court overnight. >>> senator marco rubio has suspendsed his campaign after losing the primary inhi donald trump has more delegates after wins in florida, ohio, missouri and illinois. hillary clinton swept the democratic primaries and now has more than

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theng forward manually at clock shop in vienna, the evil spring forward. he has to synchronize his store. >> it's disruptive. we get a lot of phone calls from people who have problems with setting their own clocks. cheryl: the clock doctor says turn the minute hand to avoid pain. >> most people wrongly move the hour hand. we will all lose an hour of sleep on a saturday night. >> there is no time for blurred vision at the u.s. naval observatory master clock, which provide standard time for the department of defense. from st. patrick's day celebrations, to church in our earlier sunday morning, bow your head for this crowd. you know you're losing an hour of sleep? >> yes. cheryl: are you going to church in the morning? >> no, i'm not. cheryl: irish, catholic? >> not tomorrow. metro is:00 a.m. for really 2 a.m., which will be closing time. in vienna, cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: irish, catholic, not tomorrow. steve: thankfully with phones, don't have to do anything. the computers, leave it alone. we are losing a of daylight. hard to complain about that

well, it is a new governance, a very carefully chosen word in vienna to include something completely different in terms of what we're having home. second, a new constitution, not the old approach. three, new elections. u.n. with u.n. supervision. >> reporter: staffan de mistura speaking to me there in an interview with the talk to al jazeera program, an extensive interview setting out his position and how he is going to conduct these talks which are due to start on monday. you can see that talk to al jazeera program at these times in the coming hours >>> when it comes to the impact of the diplomacy, this time yesterday we were talking to one of the two groups that put together the report saying that there wasn't enough diplomatic pressure. listening to how optimistic he is being today in that interview with you, difficult to imagine whether they can acquire-- where this can acquire more pressure from unless the russians change their stance every so slightlily. >> reporter: absolutely. one of the key differences to this time that they're trying to get a piece in syria and it's still a

. >> jennifer davis joins us lifee from vienna with the details. vienna, jenny?right you think iig would have had to hike in then woods for this story. i'm standing in in the middle t middle of a neighborhood we're not near woods. they have a few trees between a backyard and sound wall of i66 and this is where the bearea siteting most recent onee happened. take a look at the pictures you can see.. this was yesterday morning the resident tells you she and here husband in the kitchen drink coffee when they realized r something wasn't quite right. i'll let her pick up the story from notice pat no, bird feeds knocked over and our cabinet was wide open. and we are kind of confused at a first i heard that there were bears in vienna that was my first thought i wonder if the wn bears made it over to our house. and so, we came out kind of sur, i looked up and i noticed movement now this is one of many sightings in recent days fairfax county police say two smallmall black bears also spotted okayy ton road there was another siteting sunday. it seems to be two bears onene th

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is one of several recent reports coming from a residential neighborhood and other areas around the viennawn area. fairfax county police say two black bears were also seen crossing oaktown road wednesday morning there wasn't a siting avenue bear and cub on sunday as well. police say don't panic if you see bears. whitney says she and her husband didn't. >> i wasn't too nervous because i think that they probably would be more scared of us if we ran out there, but you know certainly wanted to keep our distance. >> reporter: that is the best advice from police. keep a respectful distance if you do see bears and remove anything from your yard they might view as food to try and keep them away. >> we need to clean up the mess and kind of get rid of the bird seed and things. but i think that once they learn there's nothing here, apparently they probably won't come back. they'll kind of move on. >> reporter: in vienna, jennifer davis, fox news. ♪ >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. rainy morning turns into a windy day. >> blustery day in the hundred acre woods. chief meteorologist scott w

when it comes to politics, he is sitting in vienna, and yes, he says he is still very much involved.e wants to continue to be involved in politics. if you don't get involved in politics, politics get involved with you, as he put it. but he doesn't like the current government, as you gather from his comments. he doesn't like the finance minister, for example. according to one scenario, the ukrainian parliament meeting today, she could get an expanded portfolio -- we don't know. the ukrainian parliament is just beginning to discuss what the new government will look like. but he is very interested and he thinks everything that has happened over the last two years has not been for the better. francine: we want to know more about him. this is the most secretive billionaire you have interviewed. 10 seconds -- what's exciting about him? ryan: he has been represented by a team of lawyers to be this exhibition wrap, including lanny davis, the lawyer who represented bill clinton in the monica lewinsky -- francine: i like that! great job, ryan chilcote. stay with bloomberg; plenty more coming u

. >> vienna, 1938, a friday afternoon. my mother lisa is 14 years old. >> reporter: a teenager ripped away from everyone she knew and love. it was 1938 in vienna, forced to bid her family adu. a jewish girl fleeing to england fleeing the holocaust. >> she dreamed she wanted to be was cut short when the nazis came in and her parents got one ticket on a rescue operation and had three daughters and they had the most horrible decision. who were they going to choose? and they chose my mom because she had her music. >> reporter: that story turned into this. a book, "the children of wilsden lane" written by lisa's daughter. >> good morning. >> reporter: a 90-minute long one-woman performance showcased at the cleveland play house last year and now in front of 6,000 cleveland ninth graders. >> all of you love music, i know that. whatever it is classical music, rap, country, pop, it tells a story. >> reporter: mona combines music, acting in a dark historical past to convey a positive message she says students from all backgrounds ca

and that doesn't even bring us to the threat of iran's nuclear weapons program, the vienna deal that administration negotiated and signed last summer is the worst diplomatic failure in the history of the united states. [applause] but make no mistake. make no mistake. the diplomatic strategy that john kerry pursued was written by hillary clinton. this is her policy. this is the policy we will see all across the world. and yet we've seen as i noted before our missile defense systems gutted right along with our national defense budget. now, i could go on at great length but i think the point here is clear. that hillary clinton is a threat to national security roughly equivalent to barack obama. and the greatest proof of that threat is her utter otele disdain for the protection of classified information entrusted to her as secretary of state. cheers and applause] if she doesn't have the wit to protect her own e-mails, how can we expect she is going to protect us? now, we've just had in the past 24 hours a dramatic development in the ongoing criminal investigation of the email problem. in

he thought the meeting in vienna would straighten all that out.it made it much worse. >> vienna was at its romantic best, almost, enough, it seemed, to remove a bit of the chill from the cold war. it began with a police escort leading mr. kennedy's limousine to the soviet embassy. nikita khrushchev was waiting, also, for talks to explore such issues as berlin, nuclear testing and disarmament. >> tell us what you think about this meeting between the young president and khrushchev? >> well, i think it was long overdue because the world needs peace and the world needs disarmament. >> for khrushchev, it is a chance to test the new president on a subject of berlin, khrushchev is tough and blunt. >> khrushchev said west berlin is a bone in my throat. and we must extract it. >> berlin, of course, is divided at the end of world war ii but berlin is 110 miles inside of the east german zone. khrushchev is threatening to force the integration and take over west berlin and kennedy says to him, berlin is part of our western commitment and world war ii. don't c

you're looking live at the vienna metro station. that's a busy stop. no people boarding trains right now. we have team coverage around the washington area to make sure you can get to work. and the alterna >>> right now -- commuters like you are dealing with an unprecedented morning. metrorail shut down. >>> right now, we're watching the roads for you and where we're seeing the biggest backups. we're also offering suggestions on how to get to work. action coverage in just a moment. >> first, let's get to the forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, aaron and eun. a very thick start in the shenandoah valley. from frederick to i-81, even in parts of loudoun county, leesburg, visibility down to a quarter of a mile. not all that cold by march standards. mitt forwards in the suburbs to 50 downtown. here's a look at the next 24 hours. between 3:00 and 7:00, a risk of a passing shower. rain chances at 30%. so nothing long lasting. and again, 70s for today. enjoy it, no more 70s after this, for quite a while. >> chuck, thank you. >>> our team co

and third, we have the vienna group, 18 countries, from saudi arabia to iran, from cat tar to turkey,u.s. to russia, sitting in the same room, and in theory, and so far quite a lot in practice, discussing how to get a political solution, not a military solution in syria. >>> inside syria, the fighting largely goes on. international aid agencies are warning the u.n. security council are adding what they call fuel to the fire of syria's war. human rights organizations have put out a report which shows that 2015 was the worst of the five-year conflict. they accuse russia, france, the u.s., and britain, of supporting rival sides or direct military action. they say at least 50,000 people have been killed since april of 2014. and an extra 1.5 million people are in need of humanitarian aid. last year they delivered assistance to fewer than 4% of those living in besieged communities. and even less food. the author of the report says recent progress in syria is encouraging but is taking too long. >> the last couple of weeks has shown with the cessation of hostilities, and the delivery of assis

coming up next we're headed to vienna where polls just opened 30 minutes ago.re talking super tuesday next. >> what will the redskins end up doing with kirk cousins later today we'll find out after the break. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back, everybody, 6:31 now live look over the area. tucker the headline today is first day of meterological spring. so real spring is coming too. weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 6:35. >> back to news, though, prince william county police officer will be laid to rest today. this is a live look atwood bridge at the garfield police station officer ashley guindo guindon's cruise ser there. she was gunned down by hamill ill tone over the weekend. he confessed to killing his wife and opening done own two officers. fewal ravss for officer guindon will be held at hylton memorial chapel it start

. >> it's vienna, 1939, a friday afternoon. my mother, lisa yura, is 14 years old. >> tia: a teenager ripped away from everyone she knew and loved. it was 1938 in vienna, forced to bid her family adieu. a jewish girl headed to england fleeing from the holocaust. >> she dreamed to be a concert pianis pianist. her parents got one ticket and had three daughters so they had the most horrible decision, who to choose. they chose my mom because she had her music. >> tia: that story turned into this, a book, "the children of wisdon lane" written in part by her daughter. >> tia: a 90-minute long one-woman person showcased at cleveland playhouse last year and now in front of 6,000 cleveland ninth graders. >> you all love music. i know that. classical music, rap, country, pop, it tells a story. >> tia: mona combines music, acting and a dark historical past to convey a positive message she says students from all backgrounds can understand. >> we had the privilege of bringing this to memphis, to birmingham, to montgomery where predominantly

, hitler's vienna years.hen there is a claim by one of hitler sidekicks that hitler had done certain things in prison, that is is also subject to serious scrutiny. hitler claimed for instance to have read every book in a bookshop in vienna, 500 books. so we do not know, we do know that he fudged around a lot and mine come. that and mein kampf. that is one of the things we learned from the annotations. how the convincing sounding stuff was way off for a little off, or they call it in germinal style icing, making it fit to a picture to, but i hate to say but we do not really have a clear answer to that. on the other hand, through this book in part, this book by the way becomes the footnoted bibliographic version of a mein kampf that hitler never wrote. his book contained zero footnotes, no bibliography, and only three or four, maybe ten attributions in the whole 800 pages the whole 800 pages of where he got an idea. if and when the english version of this becomes available, you will see that a lot of his statem

one of the speakers at today's panel was a teenager from vienna with cystic fibrosis.he who plays in the verizon center tomorrow night. >>> the highest court tackled a topic that affects millions of women. the debate over birth control and women's health. it's washington, what's on the line in this high stakes court case. >>> plus mystery, sniffling, sneezi sneezing. where the nation's capital falls on a new list of your own. ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. underway outside of the supreme court as justices hear arguments over the affordable care act. at the center of the case a controversial birth control mandate. >> brian mooar was listening to the arguments and joins us live outside the supreme court. what did you hear inside the courtroom, brian? >> reporter: well, what we heard inside the courtroom was the same as what was outside, chris and pat. a lot of division. it was a 90-minute hearing and justin anthoce anthony k

well, it is a new governance that is a very carefully chosen word in vienna to conclude something completely different in terms of what we're having at the moment. second, a new constitution, not the old preach approach and, they're, new elections with u.n. supervision >> reporter: the stage is set for an important day on monday. the first day of this round of talks and they're going to discuss the crunch issues, the future governance of syria >>> the syria's main negotiator insists that bashar al-assad must leave before the syrian conflict can be roefld. resolved. we consider that the bashar al-assad situation should be considered and he should not be in power >>> all parties have been called to negotiate. >> reporter: rebels say they're taking villages from government allied forces. earlier in the week people in aleppo said they have been hit by government air strikes. >> translation: military aeroplanes launched air strikes after prayers. >> reporter: people felt safe enough to come out onto the streets once again in idlib. there have been protests against the government since the ceasefi

just before getting off the plane though in vienna, ohio.d trump called from on board the plane to go "on the record." >> i get along with everybody. you have to get along. they everywhere showing me the head of the airline, wonderful guy, mr. trump, this is this, and this is that and here we have. this and we

just before getting off the plane though in vienna, ohio. donald trump called from on board the plane to go "on the record." >> i get along with everybody. you have to get along. they everywhere showing me the head of the airline, wonderful guy, mr. trump, this is this, and this is that and here we have. this and we have spas for the people. i said this is beautiful. he goes no, no, no, no, no. this is just temporary. the real airport is being built over there and points 40 cranes building the most incredible airport. then i get back on my plane and i land at laguardia with potholes all over the place. right? we are becoming third world. you look at what's goingqq on here is the story, folks some of the important you have to vote tomorrow. [cheers and applause] if you have a headache, if you're dying, i mean, if you are dying, if you just went to your doctor -- although that would cost too much because obamacare. we are repealing and replacing obamacare, that, i can tell you. [cheers] if you go to your doctor and he tells you it's over. it's

berlin, 7, vienna, five degrees prior to the weekend. wrap things up though, eastern asia.atellite picture, high pressure is dominating out here. we have clear skies for the most part. that's due to this very clear sunny weather, but it also is coming at a price. what we have going on is kind of some haze back towards the west combined with the goeby desert, dangerous air quality across the area japan as well, pollen season, something to keep in mind, i do see people wearing masks, likely not because they're sick, but a lot of aerosols in the atmosphere. all right, i'll leave you now with the extended outlook. >>> that concludes this edition of newsline, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. xnóx>> heh magazine." this is an interesting plant. it bends when there is a storm but does not break. this is a quality that some people seem to have. it is something that psychologist called resilience. the good thing is, it is a skill you can acquire. shoulder to shoulder.

about two inches in martinsburg -- in vienna. not too impressive but not bad for a march snow. 38 now downtown and across the western burbs, the winds not very strong but intense along the coast. the winds are howling off to the east and they will pull the storm out of here and we anticipate sunshine later this afternoon. clouds break for sunshine and mid-40 this afternoon with a breeze out of the northwest five to 10. ,omorrow, saturday evening light rain or snow, not a big deal and should be out by sunday and 70's in the long-term. jummy: while a lot of areas will got to snow, some neighborhoods woke up to up to five inches of snow. let's go to john gonzalez in st. mary's county. john: a winter wonderland in southern maryland even though some of the snow is melting. not aesthetic as it was earlier -- not as thick as it was earlier but we got at least six inches. and trees, a lot of accumulation but nothing on the roadways. very wet pavement. that is the good news. we talked to some folks in california, maryland, they told us th

is about eight months old and some steps needed to be taken by all parties, and a final meeting in vienna, how is it going? are the iranians doing what they promised to do? have the other signatories met their guarantees? as the agreement proceeds does it push off the date which iran could complete a nuclear weapon? and what of last week's elections in iran? does the make up of the newly elected national bodies there have the potential to strengthen or weaken iran's compliance. jonah hull reports. >> reporter: friday's election was considered by many to be a test of support for iran's path out of international isolation and economic decay. as such, the policies of the president, including the nuclear deal with world powers that lead to the lifting of sanctions have passed that test. his moderate and reformist allies have made their biggest gains in the country's key institutions in over a decade, but analysts are quick toing point out that neither immediate nor lasting change is inevitable. >> if the economy doesn't pick up, perhaps in four years from now you'll see the losers coming back

fairfax county police say a bear and cub were seen at a home in vienna.he bears did not pose a problem, but they did stay on the property for about an hour. if you come close to a bear this spring, police say back off, give them a little space. if it's safe, you should bring your pets inside and remove all possible food sources, including trash. report any sightings to the virginia wildlife conflict help line and we have that number on our nbc washington app. >>> all right, well, it's the workplace of some of the most influential men and women in the world, and now, now there's a new man in charge of protecting the u.s. capitol. we'll introduce you to him next. >>> plus a local bomb squad is hoping to bring some smiles to children's faces this easter with some unique easter eggs. you've got to see this. >>> well, the agency charged with protecting the u.s. capitol has a new leader. matthew verderosa was sworn in as the capitol police chief this week. he's a 30-year veteran of the agency and he takes over at a pivotal time. congress is considering adding d

. >> you are taking a live look at vienna, ohio where a rally is getting set toe start for donald trump. he was in boca last night. north carolina this morning. tampa this afternoon and now heading to ohio. >> despite attorney general if he has a clean sweep in all five states, his nomination may be a done deal. >> natalia zia. >> -- natalia zea. >> her focus today was illinois. while in chicago, she asked democrats to unify around her presidential bid and said it is time to focus on a much larger threat ethread for donald trump. >> we have to have a big vote tomorrow that is sending a message that loves trump hate. >> her push comes as she blamed bernie sanders for protests that prompted him to cancel a rally at the university of illinois and chicago. and clinton is facing tightening contests in the midwest tomorrow and in south carolina tonight. this is an hour ago in charlotte. he focused there and criminal justice came dup. when it came to fixing the problems, the democratic candidate said major reforms and creative thinking. >> what the campaign is about is asking americans to thin

the director general of the iaea gave a speech in vienna.e pointed out that not all the technology needed to clean up the plant exists. and highlighted the importance of enhancing safety as the use of nuclear power is expected to grow around the world. >> i am confident that the legacy of fukushima daiichi will be a sharper focus on nuclear safety everywhere. >> amano later said that the full impact of the fukushima accident is still unknown. he said the iaea continues to monitor the situation, and in the past has sent experts to japan to assess the impact on marine life. >>> this week, our series journey from disaster is looking at the region and its people five years on. many victims were forced to relocate to temporary shelters, with the promise that their next move would be to a permanent home. but as we'll see in our next story, for some, the dream of a more stable life is being postponed, adding to their sense of insecurity. >> security guards in sendai in this temporary housing complex, only 25 units are occupied here. one-fifth the n

iran and russia have both adopted at the united nations in support of the united nations and in the viennaommuniques and the communic meetings an approach that dictates there must be a political transition and that we must move toward a presidential election at some point in time. >> john kerry also said in the last three weeks, the so-called islamic state of iraq in the levant has lost 3,000 square kilometers of territory it controlled in syria and 600 group fighters were killed in that area. following the story from geneva. tough comments from the u.s. secretary of state, criticizing those comments by if the syrian deputy prime minister and foreign minister, now i think what mr. carey is doing at this stage is trying to show support to the main opposition block, the high negotiations committee ahead of these crucial talks we think they will start with a discussion about syria. when they last had two years ago, never got to talk about who is going to govern syria in a transitional government. these talks starting on monday going to get to that central issue of the role of president hassan

yesterday, a black bear and her cubs were spotted in vienna 7:00 last night and the bear stayed in therea for an hour before leaving. if you see bears, especially a mom and cub, do not approach them. just call your local animal service. >>> good advice. >> who would approach a bear? >> and if you and i see a bear, i just have to outrun you. >> i know. i couldn't resist. >> you can't outrun a bear. >> you can't climb a tree either. >> they are incredible. >> windy this >> yes. wind gusts at 39 miles per hour and the worse enemy for the cherry blossoms and once they pop out, you want the winds to settle down. if it happens it will last 7 days or so. >>> okay. the three degree guarantee. i think we are in good shape. we went 52 and a little bit below average. the average high is 58. look at the dew points, relative humidity 27% even though late march and lots of static electricity and your hand are cracking kind of a winter airmass and winds gusting to 30 and this is has of the last hour at 7:00. headlines, winds diminish and cold everywhere. everybody makes it into the 30s. bus stop temp

. >> we stayed in a wonderful little hotel in vienna, and naturally, the back door of the hotel was adier shop. >> i think he picked it on purpose. >> [ laughs ] on purpose. >> just as he did when he was a boy, orson plays with his soldiers, painstakingly re-creating the world's most famous battles. >> i think that he could have easily have been a general. he knew more about military history than anyone i ever met. >> orson hand-paints many of the miniature figures himself, spending hours on end adding even more historical detail to his military dioramas. >> he would come home, read his stack of analyst papers, and then go into his painting room. >> every single braid on the uniform, every button is clearly detailed for you. >> right down to the color of the eyeballs of napoleon. >> it's painstaking work. it's so accurate you can see the pain on the faces of some of the soldiers on their way to the ground. it's just incredible to me. >> he was a true historian -- he wanted to bring these battles to life. >> with sand on some shelves and artificial snow on others, no detail is too smal

the vienna deal the administration negotiated and signed last summer is the worst diplomatic failuree history of the united states. [applause] make no no mistake, mistake, the diplomatic strategy john kerry pursued was written by hillary clinton. this is her policy. this is the policy we will see all across the world. yet we have seen, as i noted before, our missile defense utted along with the national defense budget. i could go on at great length, but i think the point here is clear. hillary clinton is a threat to national security, roughly equivalent to barack obama. [applause] greatest proof of that threat is her utter, total disdain for the protection of classified information entrusted to her as secretary of state. [applause] if she does not have the wit to protect her own e-mails, how can we expect her to protect us? we have had in the past 24 hours a dramatic development in the ongoing criminal investigation of the e-mail problem, in the granting of immunity to a low ranking state department person who set up the e-mail server. [applause] thisdemonstrates, demonstrates that t

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have at the moment, some unity at the security down be krill and three we are having the so-called vienna group, 18 countries from saudi arabia to iran, from qatar to turkey, from u.s. to russia sitting in the same room and in theory and quite a lot in practice discussing how to get a political solution, not a military solution in syria. >> meanwhile, international aid agencies accused members of the u.n. security council of adding what they call fuel to the fire of syria's conflict. thirty human rights organizations are behind a reported that says that 2015 was the worst of the five year conflict. they accuse russia, the u.s., france and britain of undermining their own u.n. resolutions by supporting rival warring sides or direct military action. >>> japan has marked five years since the earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 18,000 people. a minute's silence was helped at the precise moment the quake hit, starting a chain reaction of death and destruction. harry fossett reports from one of the worst affected places. >> this is the closest thing to high ground, a mound built 96 yea

we buy from vienna cleveland, so we like to buy local. that's what it is and. - it's a beautiful i like the way it looks here. i'm gonna pull out a fork or a knife here and just show you guys like. the hash is right under here, look at this, you get the nice runny egg with the nice hash. and it looks to me like it's sort of like a 50/50 mix with the potatoes and the corned beef, huh? - well, potatoes and green peppers and a lot of people like 'em with onions too, but. - [david] so, i came in here, i was, i saw a gentleman in the corner and he was havin' some pancakes. and he says he's been comin' here for 20 years. - that's not unusual. the whole business is about regulars. and that's what's and there's people been comin' in over 20 years, and not just a few of 'em, a lot of people. it's comfort food, that's what it's all about and that yeah, they do, they feel at home. - so, do you do any cooking back on the grill now? - um, once in a while. i open a few days a week. but i'm not doin' much cookin' at all, any more. - is that a young man'

well, it is a new goshance that's a very carefully chosen word in vienna to include something completely different in terms of what we are having at the moment. second, a new constitution and 3, new elections with subject. >> supervision. >> the stage is set for an important day on monday. >> a member of the syrian national coalition says no one should get ahead of themselves. >> talking about e elections premature now. the geneva process is calling for a transition of power, now, this transitional governing body is going to organize and arrange for a new constitution and lesions where we can establish a cease-fire and establish, also, the syrian people, most refugees, come back at the situation on the ground. it's premature now. what we should talk about now this will organize elections supposedly after 18 months. >> meanwhile on the ground in syria, government forces have attacked the city. trying to advance under areas on opposition control under gutta. reports of vie slens between the amy and syrian opposition. the syrian observatory for human rights says government planes have hit a

neither the gun nor in vienna nor munich or the if-15. we'll have to be realistic on that. >> reporter: a spokesman for the main opposition bloc, the high negotiation party said bashar al-assad was the issue and the reason for all the parties in syria. he said if they are not prepared to discuss that, why are they here >>> 36 iraqi troops have been killed in separate isil suicide attacks. 25 others were injured north-east of ramadi city. the attacks in central iraq targetting positions manned by security forces >>> meanwhile an influential leader in iraq is continuing his cause for political reform. >> first to speed up reform was a political regime, the judicial authority, the legislative authority, second to define a timetable to form an independent technocrat government with all its institutions, not only the solution, and third a division of sectarianism. >> reporter: there has been a protest near the green zone, demanding a new government. the cleric and his supporters ta a technocratic administration should be formed to fight rampan

and three, we have the so-called vienna group. 18 countries from saudi arabia to iran, from qatar tokey, from u.s. to russia, sitting in the same room and in theory and so far quite a lot in practice, discussing how to get a political solution, not a military solution in syria. all of that is potentially good news. doesn't mean solution, but potentially it is in the right direction. >> reporter: in our interview to be broadcast on the "talk to al jazeera" program this weekend, the special envoy tells me that he is prepared to discuss the possibility of a federal option in syria, if the syrian parties agree to it, but he says partition of syria, dividing the country completely is not something that is on the table. >> reporter: and you can see the full interview with the u.n. special envoy to syria on "talk to al jazeera" at this time. >>> well, despite the cessation of hostilities, there have been reports of heavy fighting in syria between government forces and opposition fighters. at least two are reported to have died in duma. government forces also said to attacked another town, t

carro because of that orange lineein facing residual delays to vienna.lock hour coming right up. >> ♪ the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning.or >> straight ahead at 6:00, several townhomes catch firetch in prince george's countyrinc overnight.er more than two dozen peopleeneopl forced from their homes.ir fire crews are on the scene s right now. a live update straight ahead.he >> new details about anotherut r possible suspect involved in iol the brussels attack and he mayln be on the run this morning.orni what we have learned just lea within the last few hours.ou >> first though, a live look outside on this thursdaythursday morning. mo it's march 24th. 2 cherry blossoms almost at peak a bloom. our tucker barnes is down at b the tidal basin this morning. tg we'll have weather and traffic t for you coming up as alwa

well, it is a new governance that is a very carefully chosen word in vienna to include something completely different in terms of what we're having at the moment. second a new constitution not the old approach, and three, u.n. supervision. >> so the stage is set for an important day on monday. the first day of thisound of talks and they're going to discuss the crunch issues, the future governance of syria. >> now among th them is a member of the coalition, and said that no one should get ahead of themselves. >> the geneva process is calling for a transition of power to a transition of governing body. now this transition of governing body is going to organize and arrange for a new constitution and elections where we can establish a cease-fire and establish also the syrian people that can come back and civilization. it is premature to talk about elections. what we should talk about is a transitioning governing body that will be agreed upon in the negotiation. and this will organization elections. >> well, meanwhile on the ground, government forces have attacked the city. trying to advance son