as a result, north of prince william park way the delays are improving.t is still heavy but through dale city that is a better ride. to maryland, northbound 270 crawling past gaithersburg at 124. same story past clarksburg. it's all volume to add to the mess. heading to the university boulevard. the crash moved to the shoulder has delays in virginia. we will see a few more delays here. but it is crawling along. center for now. on to jonathan. jonathan: thank you. coming up for us next, newer cars say you can go further without an oil change. "7 on your side" to clear up the confusion so you larry: if you have a newer car, have you changed the oil yet? consumer reporter john matarese looks into whether it's a good idea to wai waste your money. john: remember the 3,000-mile oil change rule? that is gone. some cars drive 10,000 or more between changes. is that a good idea? ask five drives how often to have the cars oil change and you will get five answers. >> every 3,000. >> six months. >> we found john and his daughter waiting on an oil change for the picku

need answers that will help us understand why the water district estimated the stream flow at william street park at 11,500 cubic feet per second yet the neighborhoods there flooded at a flow rate that was half of that" the mayor says if the district can't provide more detailed information the city will hireit's own experts. but on a more concialiatory note, both the mayor and the district signaled they are willing to end the fingerpointing in the interest of preventing the flooding from happening again. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news and in alameda. police arrest a man on suspicion of driving under the influence. after a crash that cut open a natural gas line and resulted in a shelter-in-place. officers say the driver, dewayne carter was driving west on clement avenue at about one a.m. he allegedly blew through a stop sign at grant street and plowed into an exposed pg&e gas line at the old pennzoil facility. that prompted a shelter-in-place order for the surrounding neighborhood for almost an hour while crews fixed the gas line. the 24-year-old suspect suffered non-life-threatening in

need answers that will help us understand why the water district estimated the stream flow at william street park at 11,500 cubic feet per second yet the neighborhoods there flooded at a flow rate that was half of that"(steve) the mayor says if the district can't provide more detailed information... the city will hire it's own experts. ( pam) one person is dead following a crash on westbound state highway - 84. it happened just before noon today, at the entrance to the dumbarton bridge.. just west of fremont. officers shut down two lanes - west of the toll plaza to allow officers to investigate. those lanes re-opened just before the evening commute. (pam) now that the raiders are las vegas bound, prepare for some awkward times in oakland. team owner mark davis says, he plans to stay in the bay area for the next two years, while the team's new stadium is being built.... but... if things gets ugly and uncomfortable here, he may have to look for another place to play. and that place may be san antonio... according to multiple reports, the silver and black could átemporarily play in the alamo dome...

they represent the williams street park, it's time for the full council to hear the pent up frustration and anger directly from residents. >> when anderson overflows, there is a flood. and every one of you should know that. and you don't need all these cubic feet per second to know that. >> full scale boat operation under way. flood victims face on going disruption. 200 people are still living in a shelter. >> i carried my dogs out through wastewater that was up to my thighs. i'm still scratching and itching, and we have no idea what was in that water. >> the mayor wants to turn the conversation toward fixing its mistakes and preventing another flood. >> the water district says it provided the best information it had. it will take time and money. >> the areas around the creek that would have a widened creek or flood walls. this won't be the last time for public venting. the mayor is promising additional opportunities. >>> there's a giant message to elan musk. >> it's visible to plenty of other people. find out why musk says he won't do what this billboard is asking him to do. >> we're l

they represent the williams street park, it's time for the full council to hear the pent up frustration and anger directly from residents. >> when anderson overflows, there is a flood. and every one of you should know that. and you don't need all these cubic feet per second to know that. >> full scale boat operation under way. flood victims face on going disruption. 200 people are still living in a shelter. >> i carried my dogs out through wastewater that was up to my thighs. i'm still scratching and itching, and we have no idea what was in that water. >> the mayor wants to turn the conversation toward fixing its mistakes and preventing another flood. >> the water district says it provided the best information it had. it will take time and money. >> the areas around the creek that would have a widened creek or flood walls. this won't be the last time for public venting. the mayor is promising additional opportunities. >>> there's a giant message to elan musk. >> it's visible to plenty of other people. find out why musk says he won't do what this billboard is asking him to do. >> we're l

need answers that will help us understand why the water district estimated the stream flow at william street park at 11,500 cubic feet per second yet the neighborhoods there flooded at a flow rate that was half of that"(steve) the mayor says if the district can't provide more detailed information... the city will hire it's own experts. (pam) first (pam) (pam) first daughter ivanka trump is set to become an official white house employee. last week.... ivanka said, she would serve as an informal adviser to her father. that was met with concerns from critics .. of potential ethical breaches . ivanka released a statement today saying, instead... she would serve as an unpaid adviser. her lawyer says, this position requires her to file financial disclosure forms and follow the same rules as other federal employees. ivanka joins her husband, jared kushner, in serving as an unpaid adviser to president trump. (pam) two separate capitol hill intelligence committees are conducting investigations into potential ties between the trump campaign ... and russia. but, while the senate intelligence committee is ge

need answers that will help us understand why the water district estimated the stream flow at william street park at 11,500 cubic feet per second yet the neighborhoods there flooded at a flow rate that was half of that">( james ) the mayor says if the district can't provide more detailed information, the city will hire it's own experts. ( james ) a big story we are following this morning... first daughter ivanka trump is set to become an official white house employee. last week ivanka said she would serve as an informal adviser to her father. that was met with concerns from critics of potential ethical breaches . ivanka released a statement saying instead she would serve as an unpaid adviser. her lawyer says this position requires her to file financial disclosure forms and follow the same rules as other federal employees. ivanka joins her husband, jared kushner, in serving as an unpaid adviser to president trump. ( james ) the news regarding ivanka comes as two separate capitol hill intelligence committees are conducting investigations into potential ties between the trump campaign and russia. bu

need answers that will help us understand why the water district estimated the stream flow at william street park0 cubic feet per second yet the neighborhoods there flooded at a flow rate that was half of that">( mark ) the mayor says if the district can't provide more detailed information, the city will hire it's own experts. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... what's fueling the warriors? we'll ask gary radnich if it could be a toaster or a dog. and who has it worse, dogs or minor league baseball players? you decide. plus, no more sexy burger girls, what? the world according to gary is in just a few minutes. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is slow from the maze ( mark ) ( mark ) ( mark ) in san francisco.... attorneys representing people who live in the millennium tower have filed a 200-million-dollar lawsuit. they say the building has sunk 16-inches and is tilting 12 inches. the lawsuit targets millennium tower developers, contractors, engineers, architects and the transbay transit center. a spokesman for the developer says the lawsuit is filled with falsehoods and he is bl

lane and shoulder sutly road and keep to right lanes and keep in mind huge delays from 234 prince william park way to that point and then again you jam one a lot of congestion all the way to nutly street. right now unfortunately you need 45 minutes of extra time to get from gainsville to beltway. you can see miles of parked traffic westbound side looking good as you make your way to gain stlil morning. let's switch it over from sky fox and show you a look at cameras right now. 270 southbound gray and gloomy and traffic is at a crawl. heavy delays from father hurley boulevard to the spur. right now urbana to beltway you need a good hour of extra time because of slow-moving traffic an the only problems we're up against this morning. water main problem in arlington closed after south lang street and bus on detour as well causing delays and then centerville a water main break braddock between sully station and stone road. this girl has been missing since friday. her name is kiara edwards lasts seen in 3500 block i'm going to get you a street there. and she was lost in north east. she was not repor

that the city knew in advance that the coyote creek would flood areas like rock springs and williams spring park neighborhood on february 21stst and yet did not order evacuations in time. yesterday the santa clara valley water district released a statement in response to a series of questions from the mayor, and in this response the district claims that both the district and the national weather service provide the city with early enough warnings to start evacuations, and i'm quoting here. our question is why did the city not act on maps, predictions, forecasts, data and other information from the national weather service that flooding was imminent? happy hollow park and zoo did take notice and evacuated and the city tells the mercury news that the people at the zoo could literally see the water coming up the creek which runs behind the property. the city blames the district for providing faulty projections about the amount of water flowing out of the reservoir into coyote creek and in response to the district's accusations yesterday the mayor put out his own response saying that the city failed

the clean-up in all the neighborhoods impacted like the williams street park and rock springs area is still ongoing. so many flood victims are facing obstacles. many homes are uninhabitable. the city council got an earful yesterday, residents wondering why evacuation orders didn't come earlier. >> i carried my dogs out through waste water that was up to my thighs and i am still scratching and itching and we have no idea what was in that >> reporter: public works has begun developing a flood threat matrix. now it's a three-tiered system. take a look at your screen here. level one is a yellow alert. a flood advisory issued 48 to 72 hours in advance of possible flooding. level 2, orange alert, likelihood of flooding, and level 3, red alert, flood evacuation issued 4 to 6 hours in advance of imminent flooding. the city and water district are scheduled to meet together on april 28. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> take a look at this. a surveillance image on the left is a man suspected of attacking a woman wednesday night. the sketch on the right is a man wanted for

fairfax county, prince william, loudoun, manassas manassas park city schools in virginia all closed. >> in maryland, montgomery, anne arundel, howard and frederick county schools closed. >> dc public schools, say they will have a decision by 5:00 a.m. they haven't decided yet. you got to get up early for that. as for the federal government, the office of personnel management will make a decision at 4:00 a.m. wake up at 4:00 to find out if you can sleep in. >> we will have team coverage. we begin with sue palka and gary mcgrady tisha lewis, team of reporters we'll start with sue. >>> it's basing as we expected. we picked up about a half inch to an inch. while roads aren't comprised yet but they will get snow covered. it will be wet, heavy snow these plow drivers are going to be pushing around, and i've got to tell you impressive band showing of purple and the darker purple is heavier snow so we got a moderate band moving into dc. moving up from south to north. you can also see the rain snow line and that's pink color. let's check on the snow rates. it's generally producing about half

williams. the business association of west park side hosted this morning's candidates' forum. the primary election is may 16th. seth williams announced last month he wouldn't seek another term as da. the fbi is looking into $160,000 worth of gifts williams received and did not report. williams said the scrutiny on him has become a distraction. >>> if you've ever wanted to work at wawa, here's your chance. they are hiring 5,000 new employees this spring. some stores will hold open house events for people interested to learn what a job at wawa looks like. >>> the road to repeat for villanova starts in less than an hour from now. nova alum, keith jones in buffalo where all the action is happening. >> reporter: jim, i've got you're all access pass to take you behind the scenes to the villanova basketball team before their game tonight. in addition to what fans are doing, particularly whether they prefer a philly cheese steak or a buffalo wing. the big question coming up next. >>> keith is very smart to be reporting indoors in buffalo. plus, spring is just days away, i mean, winter'

relying on his truck and equipment for work- william says he's unable to make use of the parking lot created after the closure to help people leave their cars and walk across. "i don't have the luxury of parking my car on the other side. because i got a generator and everything in the back of my truck."with another storm coming this week - the strawn's hope more wet weather won't add to the problem. for now lenay relys on her quad to get around and bring some ease back into her life."it's just kind of a fun way to get around and take your mind off the stress of the land slide." (jr stone) a sad day for football fans across the bay area. 49er's legend dwight clark...making the announcment today that he has been diagnosed with a-l-s. clark broke the news online saying he was diagnosed with the neuromuscular condition back in 2015. the life expectancy of someone diagnosed with a-l-s is usually two to five years but in his blog clark says the condition appears to have a slower progression in him. a-l-s is also known as lou gehrig's disease. clark, the man behind arguably one of the most

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our justice community i know with that allen and you juvenile justice and rec and park and see the chief of police william scott our subject hyde are their working together increase in large umbrella called hope sf hope sf yes. >> (clapping.) >> that's exactly what it is kids. >> everybody say hope sf that's a word we truly believe in this people don't center hope all they've got is misery we have put that hope in that term hope sf with the collaborative partners those that are in the funding streams working in banks and working in the private sector of housing like rick rich and mercy housing those are the organizations we help with the positive and the annexation and sunnydale in order to rehabilitate every units of housing in that neighborhood in our neighborhoods why are we are doing this one is because everyone who lives in san francisco should be san franciscans they should never be referred to as residents of public housing everyone is a san francisco resident and when we're here in san francisco with our equity calls and calls that people be treated equally good housing this should be at basis tha

. >> william atteridge jr. is born in 1929 in highland park, illinois, a suburb of chicago. om an early age, he's fascinated by the ships he sees on lake michigan and dreams of one day setting sail. in 1951, during the korean war, william joins the navy and travels the pacific on the u.s.s. valley forge. the 22-year-old specializes in cosmetic maintenance, doing the detail work. >> the "45" that you see on the u.s.s. valley forge, he was one of the guys that painted the numbers on the aircraft carrier he was on. >> william is honorably discharged in 1955, returns home, gets married, and starts a family. larry's the youngest of three kids. the family settles in central louisiana, where william's artistic skills lead him to a job. >> he started out as a draftsman for the mobile-home industry. he just had an incredible talent for artistry. >> did you inherit the artistry gene? >> no. >> when he's not buried behind a stack of blueprints, william loves to travel the country. >> he took us to national parks all over the united states. but it seemed like we always ended up at a nava

moving over to 66 again no crashes here and the eastbound side from 234 prince william parkway to 28 looks like parking lot and hey tucker can you point out that this super looks perfect and i have no punctual errors. >> fantastic. good teamwork there. aside from terrible areas massachusetts avenue closed between second and third street northeast dealing with a crash and we'll keep you updated on that in the district and water main break between g and h meto on time. safe track work yesterday >> erin, you tell tucker target is on him for national point out other's mistakes today. >> coming up next. >> p.s. that's not a thing. >> she made it up. >> member of president trump's cab test that wore slippers to the address. >> and coachella has a headliner. we'll fill you in after the break >> what's trending on the web for this wednesday morning. coachel afound itself a headline after bee an say announced she could not perform. lady gaga will take the stage. in a tweet she wrote let's party in a dessert with coachella poingter and her listed as the head liner. there she is at the super bowl. >> melania spar

walter perez is live at the trailer park which is thomas's home. >> reporter: william charles thomas is not here my more hip bars on $750,000 bail. >> some how these two young ladies found the courage to come forward and urge anyone else victimized by alleged serial rapi rapist william charles thomas to come forward. >> want women all over the world to find courage and speak up and get the justice they deserve. >> the victims described as jm on the left and js on the right told police that thomas a handyman started to sexually abuse them at the ages of 7 and 4 respectively and that became a pattern of abuse that lasted for years. only now do they feel the strength to end the painful silence. >> not enough people come forward and speak up in situations like these. that is what makes it possible for the horrible predators to get away with these situations for so long. >> so far the now 58-year-old suspect is accused of sexually assaulting at least six children starting in the 1970s. the ensuing investigation turned up thousands of pieces of evidence from child pornography to childrens

we'll show you some video prince william county policepoli spent hours today combing thengt mall parking lot and other areas around potomac mills. officers lined up to search for the murder weapon, the knife and any other evidence the suspect may have left behind as he wasse running away. they didn't end up finding theng knife in that search. police say this started when the suspect was caught shoplifting in burling coat fact mri twog loss prevention employeescoatpl approached him as he was leavins the store.th one of them, the victim who was stabbed.stab the confrontation took placeac right near the exit. kind of out into the parking log and during that encounter he was stabbed and sustained seriousous injuries. the suspect continued to flee oe foot p and crossed over to mayborring businesses. the man who was stabbed was taken to the hospital where he died. he's been identified as 44 year old larry drum goggle of rap handic. we briefly spoke with his wife and daughter tonight and they say they are in shock. we'll show you the suspect again who police are searching for. six foot two 190

william county. police won't say isf this searc resulted from those cases. >> people have reported they've seen gang slogans and things like that. >> reporter: holmes run park has been the scene of two other gang-related murders. in 2013 and 2014, victims were lured here and killed by ms-13 members, who were then charged and convicted in federal court. tonight searchers put on white protective suits as they combed through the crime scene, which may mean they feel they have close to finding human remains here. jim, back to you. >>> there's also been an increase in gang violence up in

. >> the suspect william charles thomas thatlied in the trailer park behind we here remains behind bars$750,000 bail and the hearing is later this month but today two of his alleged victims came forward with a passionate plea. >> i decided to take a stand for myself and everyone else that has been a victim. >> these two young ladies came forward for one reason, to encourage anyone else that was victimized to come forward. >> was taken advantages of by an adult child molester. anyone else -- >> 23 jm on the right, they reported to police that thomas a handyman in

. >> the suspect william charles thomas thatlied in the trailer park behind we here remains behind bars on $750,000 bail and the hearing is later this month but today two of his alleged victims came forward with a passionate plea. >> i decided to take a stand for myself and everyone else that has been a victim. >> these two young ladies came forward for one reason, to encourage anyone else that was victimized to come forward. >> was taken advantages of by an adult child molester. anyone else -- >> 23 jm on the right, they reported to police that thomas a handyman in falls township started to sexually abuse them at the ables of 7 and 4 respectively. that went on with a pattern of abuse for years xs and they decided not to remain silence zblilnd not come forward. i will to longer feel that way. >> the 58-year-old suspect is accused of sexually assaulting six children including his own daughter over the course of 40 years. after police were tipped off to the case they made the arrest and recovered thousands of pieces of evidence, child pornography to childrens underwear and journals to whe

our justice community i know with that allen and you juvenile justice and rec and park and see the chief of police william scott our subject hyde are their working together increase in large umbrella called hope sf hope sf yes. >> (clapping.) >> that's exactly what it is kids. >> everybody say hope sf that's a word we truly believe in this people don't center hope all they've got is misery we have put that hope in that term hope sf with the collaborative partners those that are in the funding streams working in banks and working in the private sector of housing like rick rich and mercy housing those are the organizations we help with the positive and the annexation and sunnydale in order to rehabilitate every units of housing in that neighborhood in our neighborhoods why are we are doing this one is because everyone who lives in san francisco should be san franciscans they should never be referred to as residents of public housing everyone is a san francisco resident and when we're here in san francisco with our equity calls and calls that people be treated equally good housing this should be at basis tha

park. penndot is contributing 115 million, and thursday, the william penn foundation announced a $50 million contribution leaving 10 million unfunded. initial investment is expected to pay off in hundreds of millions in economic impact for years to come. >> always great to have more things like this, get people out, engaged in the city, bring in more revenue in the sit, people spending money and enjoying, you know, building up the community. >> and construction on this park is expected to take five years, and we're also told that construction should start as early as the ends of this year. for now live in penn's landing, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang. meisha and i are already planning, because we live down in that area, all set and rahel's going to join us, we'll have like picnic on bench somewhere. you can join us, please. >> just five more years. for more information on the upcoming penn's landing park, to see more rendering, meisha, jim, check out the website cbsphilly.com. >> headed there right now. time 5:36. in business news this morni

williams has itchy feet. i tell you what, you will love this surprise appearance that shock to some park players.to sport today and michael phelps, the most decorated 0lympian of all time has told the us congress he never felt any competition outside of the united states was clea n. outside of the united states was clean. the swimmer testified in front of officials from wada and the international olympic committee. he called for an urgent overhaul of global anti—doping

williams right here. the business association of west park side hosted this forum. the primary election is may 16th. >> this forum is really effective, i think. each of the candidates is specifically asking questions and it's great to have neighborhood people have a local business people sitting here, really holding them accountable for their answers. >> seth williams announced last month he would not seek another term as da. the fbi is looking into $160,000 worth of gifts williams received and did not report. he said the scrutiny has become too much attraction. >>> the atlantic city mayor is expect today formally announce his campaign for reelection within the hour. four candidates are challenging him so far. he became atlantic city's first republican mayor since 1990 when he took office. >>> lawmakers in new jersey are pushing back against governor christie's new gun regulation, the senate there voted to support a lawsuit which makes it easier to legally carry handguns there. >>> a lehigh county lawmakers is sponsoring a bill that would protect school bus drivers

prince william's county, loudoun county, manassas city and manassas park city public schools are all closed tomorrow. in maryland, montgomery county, anne arundel, howard county and frederick county public schools closed. georgetown university, george mason and the university of maryland at college park and baltimore county also closed. dc public schools say they will have a decision by 5:00 a.m. and the office of personnel management says it will make a decision whether or not the government will be open by 4:00 a.m. . >>> fox 5 has a team of reporters on snow patrol. le a live look at the latest track of the storm. >>> everything does seem to be on track. we expected to start seeing enough snow developing around 9:00 tonight. it might cover the grass in some areas and that's exactly what we're seeing. you're seeing snow here in the purple shade and the darker purple indicates a little bit of heavier snow. we got some of that coming through dc right now. you can see down 95 toward the fredericksberg area a little bit more but we also see the rain snow line, there's been sleet mixing

williams has itchy feet. i tell you what, you will love this surprise appearance that shock to some park players. wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today and michael phelps, the most decorated olympian of all time has told the us congress he never felt any competition outside of the united states was clea n. outside of the united states was clean. the swimmer testified in front of officials from wada and the international olympic committee. he called for an urgent overhaul of global anti—doping procedures and said athletes need to believe in fair play. throughout my career i thought that some athletes were cheating and in some athletes were cheating and in some cases those suspicions were confirmed, given all the testing i am so many confirmed, given all the testing i am so many others i've been through, i have a hard time understanding this. in addition to the tests and competitions, i had to notify usada as to where i was everyday so they could conduct random testing during... outside of competition. this whole process takes a toll. but it's absolutely worth it to keep the spo

it was parked in a stranger's driveway some 20-miles from her the subjects, joshua williams and and jonathan vejarano were already in jail on unrelated charges. >>> get ready for what may be winter's last gasp. >> chief meteorologist topper shutt is on the weather terrace. >> could be. looking at colder air tonight and tomorrow. really want to focus on windchills. windchills storm at lunchtime. 32. it's what it's going to feel like downtown. mainly it's going to feel like it's in the 20s. when the windchills come up. also when spring moves back into town. >>> he failed to tell authorities about a plot to kill worshipers inside a black church in charleston, south carolina nearly two years ago. today joey meeks was sentenced to 27 months in prison for failing to report and lying to the fbi about dylann roof's plans to go on his racially charged rampage. during a night of drinking roof told me he wanted to kill blacks at the church. roof was given the death penalty for killing nine parishioners. >>> chicago police say at least 40 people watched live streaming video and failed to act adds a pack

relying on his truck and equipment for work- william says he's unable to make use of the parking lot created after the closure to help people leave their cars and walk across. "i don't have the luxury of parking my car on the other side. because i got a generator and everything in the back of my truck."with another storm coming this week - the strawn's hope more wet weather won't add to the problem. for now lenay relys on her quad to get around and bring some ease back into her life."it's just kind of a fun way to get around and take your mind off the stress of the land slide." (ella)a bulletin board at the closure lets locals keep up with updates and find volunteers to drive people around on golf carts. the latest news seen here says tomorrow the road will be reopened breifly between 9 and 3 in the afternoon for people to run errands before the next round of rain. live in clayton ella sogomonian kron 4 news a woman with mental disabilities went missing 3 days ago.rescue dogs traced her scent saturday night but the search had to be called off because of darkness.this morning, crews p

park in the street in the winter. >> reporter: philadelphia streets commissioner charlton williams tells us double punch of snow and sleet made clearing streets more difficult. >> we have completed hundred percent of all of the primary streets, it is residential street that we're still working on and we believe it is about 70 percent. >> reporter: manayunk perry de witt got out to clear off her minivan. what is point of attack. >> all i have is this snow scraper. >> reporter: it got half job done but as far as moving the car and heading to work, no go , and here's why. >> the other side is frozen in the sidewalk. >> reporter: streets across hilly manayunk were manageable , same true in south philadelphia, generally people were getting around and we found a few token chairs, saving now coveted parking spaces but if your street isn't clear, the city tells us >> if we have not gotten to you yet to contact 311 call center and we will certainly give it priority to make sure we address it. >> reporter: twenty-four hours after the storm and by this point your sidewalk should be clear, and remember to clear the top of that

william penn foundation. it will support a public art installation across the parkway, park bay 100 we are connected kick off festival is scheduled for friday, september 8th. >>> well, coming up after the break, we will get another check on traffic. >> and weather. plus some of the best places in the country here in philly. finds out who made the list. speaking of weather, hi, katie. >> hey, guys, today is actually going to kick off what promises to be relatively unsettled forecast. down the road here, the majority of the seven day has some rain in the weather icon. but there are days and there are times that will be drier than others. we'll walk you through all of fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free

and then the suspectust stabbed drumgogle in the in te parking lot.parking he later died at the hospital.p. we watched yesterday aspirinsass williamng the mall parkingpg lot and other areas aroundar potomac mills looking for ther e knife and any other evidence.ane there was ar bevout 50 officersf out there. the. today they still have not found and back here live we want towa you have good you another lookd at him.yo at him again, his. name is jamel kingsbury.kingsbur he's 35 years old. years ol police say he does not have a fixed address so he may be homeless. he's thought to be about about 6-foot two, 190 pounds.pound again, family of larry ofarry drumgogle is hoping that he isis caught soon. they feel that this is someones who obviously needs to beto be behind bars and they arey are worried that if he remains outs on the streets that he is that s going to hurt another familyr fa the way he has hurt them.em. live tonight lindsey wattsdts fox5 local news. local new. >> we're back with more of the news at 6:00 after this. >> ♪♪ >> prince george's county wegeor still don't know what sparked a deadly houst eknow fire in can h eights

. >> williams: 15 years later, it still sits in the exact place where he parked it. >> wow, it's a bitreck. it's the right license plate? >> slahi: yes, it's my license plate. it's caput. >> williams: after eight days in a mauritanian jail, his government handed him over to the c.i.a., who flew him to a prison in jordan where he spent eight months. u.s. agents then took him to bagram airbase near kabul, afghanistan. after two weeks there, he was put on a military transport plane for the long trip to cuba. at what point did it hit you in the stomach-- "i'm really in a jam here"? >> slahi: it doesn't, actually. you would be surprised. we-- if there is no hope, there is no life. >> williams: in guantanamo, mohamedou slahi's special interrogation plan was personally approved by secretary of defense donald rumsfeld. the treatment he received has since been outlawed. in a moment, slahi describes what happened to him. >> this cbs sports update is brought to you by the lincoln motor company. i'm greg gumbel. the ncaa tournament begins tuesday night with first four on trutv. the first round get

coombs: francis lee is a cousin of the lees of virginia but william willis is a virginia planter. just below this list is daniel park, also member of virginia -- also a member of virginia council of state. but you do see these planters increasingly building ships. in fact, the largest ship to lead the tobacco fleet during 1702, the ship relieving the english man-of-war had not arrived yet when the convoys were ready to depart, was the indian king, which along to -- belonged to daniel park. many of these planters are gaining the profits from freight as well as the price differential. yes? student: [inaudible] prof. coombs: many of the guys who are doing this, if you think back to the place between the northern bank of the rappahannock river and the northern bank of the james, so the middle and lower peninsulas, and the lower half of the northern neck, this sweet zone of virginia. many of this leading planters -- these leading planters are there. marylanders aren't, so it is not exclusively sweet scented growers. in virginia, most of the tobacco going over from virginia is sweet scented. great question. so what happen

i want to show you some video prince william county policey po spent hours here today combing the mall parking lot and other areas around potomac millions. you can see officers searched up to search forth murder weapon, the knife and any other evidencr the suspect may have left while he was running away. police say this started when the suspect was caught shoplifting in burlington coat factory.ry. two loss prevention employeesloe approached him as he was leavins the store, one of them, the victim who was later stabbed. the confrontation took placeace right near the exit, kind of out into the parking lot and during that encounter he was stabbed and sustained serious injuries. the suspect continued to flee ot foot and crossed over to neighboring businesses. > the victim who was stabbed was taken to the hospital where he later died. we briefly wi daughter. they say that they are understandablely still in shocks we want to give you one morene look the at the suspect police s are searching for. gentleman medical kinks bring is about 6-foot two, 190 pounds, h1 was wearing light colored jeans and a d

joshua williams and jonathan verrazano work indicted on a number of charges. deputies found the 21-year-old shot to death inside a car parked outside a home on piney branch road in december 2015. the case is headed to a grand jury. now, new fallout in a rape investigation at rockville high school, two teenagers accused, both having outstanding immigration orders. parents believe this could have all been avoided, john gonzalez is following the latest. some parents at rockville high school believe immigration officials dropped the ball and others believe the school should take some of the blame. on primary county police say inside a boy's bathroom last -- montgomeryg county police say inside a boy's bathroom last tuesday a girl was raped by two fellow freshman. both are considered freshman, both entered the country illegally about seven months ago from central america, and both were enrolled in the ninth grade . the victim said she was dragged into an empty stall and raped minutes later she reported the rape in class. the younger suspect was detained by u.s. border control -- patrol in august with a notice to appear in court

william leach. he was last seen in the 5600 block of regency park court in suitland. a nice warmup this week. here is veronica johnson. >> from coats to jacket. for much of the work week. temperaturs in the 60s, close to 70. we get close to 70 tomorrow we will be looking at rain, mainly the afternoon and during the overnight period. today, clouds. again, close to 60 degrees. by the end of the week temperatures take a plunge again. 50 on friday with potential for rain showers. then some snow showers possibility mixed with freezing rain. as we spring forward. >> reporter: just czeched in with u.s. park police. it is lingering delays on the george washington parkway george washington parkway. through the big picture, you can see on the left side delays from the earlier crash we had at the overlook, southbound george washington parkway. lanes ra open now. 395 northbound, costing time. as we head to the trafficland cameras, look at southbound i270. delays remain through german town. melanie. >> anchor: thanks. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning wash

i think the $500 million -- i think the number is -- for parks and fixing up recreation facilities, of which $100 million comes from the williamenn foundation. it's great to have folks like that willing to step in. what i was disappointed on that, though, is the mayor wanted to just kind of do it the way it should be done, and, of course, council wants its prerogatives, so they want to pick who the developers are gonna be. and that feels like the old philadelphia game. and i think that's what kind of holds us back sometimes as a city, that individual council people will be able to pick who the co-promoters and developers will be for those things. and you know why that is. that's 'cause "it's in my district," just like they have the ability to veto new development, et cetera, and it's old school. >> so, that's because it leads to patronage jobs in some cases or cronyism. >> it does. and "i know somebody, let me talk to him" or whatever kind of stuff. >> right. >> you know, monica, what i like is the fact that there is some kind of a focus on quality of life for all philadelphians, that the monies that will be funneled into the

our justice community i know with that allen and you juvenile justice and rec and park and see the chief of police william scott our subject hyde are their working together increase in large umbrella called hope sf hope sf yes. >> (clapping.) >> that's exactly what it is kids. >> everybody say hope sf that's a word we truly believe in this people don't center hope all they've got is misery we have put that hope in that term hope sf with the collaborative partners those that are in the funding streams working in banks and working in the private sector of housing like rick rich and mercy housing those are the organizations we help with the positive and the annexation and sunnydale in order to rehabilitate every units of housing in that neighborhood in our neighborhoods why are we are doing this one is because everyone who lives in san francisco should be san franciscans they should never be referred to as residents of public housing everyone is a san francisco resident and when we're here in san francisco with our equity calls and calls that people be treated equally good housing this should be at basis tha

>> and prince george county and virginia loud con county and mannasas park city and orange count a and page countery prince william, happen ahan ak. stafford anwaren and winchester city school clothesed. >> west virginia brant county school on two hour delay and hardy and brkly and hampshire and jefferson and morgan county schools are closed. >> they're also on "fox5"news d.c.. we have heard from prince george county government opening 11 a.m. country government and prince george county opening 11 a.m. and montgomery country government is closed. >> michael thomas. what's >> i'm hearing prince george county county schools are closed in my ear and calvert county double check with me but two hour lay it for calvert county they're telling me. there with he go. prince george county county schools closed and 3 out in d.c. right now. it's looking looking winter wonder loond in the background more messy. we have sleet, snow mixing in here and there and winds gusting north 20 to 18 and here in washington temperatures matter often north and west gaithersburg 7 and frederick 8 and west min ter 27 and a this is where it is s

park public schools are also on a two hour delay. the following school systems are closed tomorrow, prince william and pennsylvania queer county and manassas city public schools closed tomorrow. we have team coverage of the winter weather with teisha lewis, sue palka and lindsay watts. what can we expect tomorrow morning. tony, this wind unbelievable. in fact, i just saw one of our photographers coming back from one of his earlier live shots and he said the wind was even blowing our big heavy live truck around today. two things you need to be ready cold for the bitter cold and the wind chill temperatures that are going to be descending lower than they already are. and let me tell you the snow out here is just so hard packed we can hardly even breakthrough it. i'm standing really above it now. my we down. speaking of shocking, look at temperatures, 29-degrees here in the district. 23 in gaithersburg. 25 nor frederick. if you think that's bad, add in these gusty winds that are unbelievable. we're still seeing winds gusting between about 30 and 40 miles an hour and even in the district now down from 40 to 30. 35-mile an hour gusts i see at du

william county schools closed. mannasas schools closed and today. >> virginia, call preponderanceer, fairfax, loudoun, page county schools all on two hour delay and rappahannock, mannasas park, falls siltsy and arlington county schools also on two hour delay. >> in maryland, anne arrundel, charles, frederick, montgomery and prince george county schools all on two hour delays and two hour delay for d.c. public schools as well. >> and federal government is opening on time today. >> all right. we talked about the cold weather. we talked about the refreeze now we want to know at least i do when it's over. >> later. >> later. >> spring starts next week. we're five days away from spring. >> it will feel more seasonable then but not 70s and 80s to end february and bring in march. that's unfortunate reality. this morning it's brutally cold. 2 in washington and teens norm and west. check out wind ch gusting up and over 20 to 40 and feels like nine single digits in washington and four gaithersburg and zero hagerstown. bundle up you will certainly need extra layers today. let's check the forecast. erin como for a check of traffic. >> well, right now at 5 o 02 keep you posted on roads

packed as you make your way norm of 234 to delay. 95 northbound is parking lot the through dale city. we had earlier crash prince williamproblems keep it to dunkin's full-bodied, cold brew coffee. takes 12 hours to steep... and almost no time to sip. keep on with ultra smooth taste, now available with a sweet and salted kick. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the president's care for obamacare goes under knife today as democrats and republicans plan to dismantle it and travel ban hits the first roadblock in a live report, mel. >> day without women means day without schools. for students in prince george county i'm melanie alnwick live from upper marboro with what led to the decision and reaction to parents. >> and massive intelligence leak raising concerns about smart devices in homes. document dump courtsey of wiki leaks has officials at cia and fbi serving for a mole. >> good wednesday morning everybody i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> thanks for joining us it's 7 arm wednesday morning march 8. >> if are you just waking up this