northbound getting out of woodbridge toward the beltway, there is volume. vre trains 300 and 302 on the fredericksburg line have indefinite delays. there's an issue in fredericksburg. brunswick train 870 is 15 minutes late. >>> have good news and bad news for drivers. to the wilson bridge project was supposed to be a nightmare this weekend, but construction crews finished 36 hours early and a highway is back open normally. but the chain bridge in northwest d.c., crews were unable to finish their work because of the weather. they did remove concrete barriers and sealed the deck, but could not put down the pavement markings. they have placed a temporary barrels and traffic is only moving in one lane in each direction until the weather improves and they can get back to do the a striping. american legion bridge, wilson street bridge, memorial bridge are good options. >> thank you. >>> breaking news, park police investigating an overnight shooting along the bw parkway that happened around 11:30 last night south of 198 in laurell. akram was found with two people

. >> reporter: some parents at lake ridge middle school in woodbridge are furious. >> there are plenty of ways to access information. not a thumb drive in a car in a residence. >> when i first heard about it i was scared. i was mad. i'm now thinking is somebody going to steal my child. >> we don't know if a pedophile has this information and where i live. >> reporter: on the stolen thumb drive, personal information on more than 1200 students. their names, phone numbers and sensitive information, including whether they have a medical condition. >> what was not on the thumb drive was social security numbers or any pictures of students. also there were no addresses on that thumb drive either. >> reporter: that was little consolation fory parents stunned that the thumb drive was not encrypted. >> this in itself is a very wide open risk that should have been approached, even addressed prior to even this coming up. >> you have 7th graders that can hack into your system. they by pass the facebook in the library. >> reporter: the theft occurred last monday evening. students brought home a lett

maria chicas and her 22-month old son were last seen yesterday morning in woodbridge.for illness. she was this in the toddler in a stroller. d.c. police are trying to figure out toole killed a mother whose body was found in a southeast apartment -- who a mother. they made the discovery in an apartment on fourth street in south east moments after her son left from a window. now more on the sad details, courtney robinson. >> good morning. this mother's body had been in the apartment several days. the son who jumped out of the window is intellectually disabled. after jumping, neighbors tell us that he ran to another neighbor's apartment for help. police are looking for another son, calling him a person of interest in the case. they're not able to identify a cause of death at this time because the body had been there for so long. they spent much of yesterday searching through dumpsters in the area of the cascade park apartment complex and spoke with neighbours trying to get any idea what might have happened. neighbours tell us they did not see or hear any warning signs pri

in woodbridge. if she needs medication for illness. she was pushing the toddler in a stroller. >>> d.c. police are trying to figure out who killed a mother knows body was found in a southeastern province. if they made the discovery along the 4200 block of fourth street se off just moments after her adult son let from a window. courtney robinson is live outside police headquarters with the details on this tragic story. good morning. >> good morning. that son who jumped is intellectually disabled. police are looking for another son that they are calling a person of interest. this happened yesterday at a cascade park apartment complex. officers tell us that the mother's body had been inside the apartment several days. they say the scene was so violent that they cannot identify the cause of death at this stage. but they are looking for one of the suns. it is not known if the two sons were staying in the apartment while their mother's body was in there. neighbours tell me they did not see or hear any warning signs. the neighbors moved in ju

light traffic volume out of woodbridge continuing out towards lorton and working your way out towards the springfield interchange. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> our big story, police looking into two bizarre incidents. it and at the same apartment in d.c. first ache woman found dead and all a man injured after falling out of a window. >> all of this unfolded at the cascade apartments complex on fourth street in southeast washington. police say the woman's body had apparently been there for several days but they're not sure how she died. paramedics responding to a call for help arrived to find a young man who fell or was pushed from an upstairs window. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police are not saying if that may have been connected to the body that was found and police have not said anything about a suspect in either one of these cases. >>> an important new chew is helping investigators track two killers. fairfax county police released these two sketches of the men they believe shot a handy man at a mansion in centreville. he was shot on mon

up to 72 degrees in downtown washington. 66 in woodbridge and 60 degrees in calvert county. let's keep with the theme of these low temperatures. well above average. we will stay above average for the next several days. as far as what to expect, sunshine and light winds. there is some thunderstorm activity in the forecast. we will lay out the time expectations in just a couple of minutes. >> this one hits a little close to home. >> are you doing all right? >> i will get through this one. there is a new pizza war. this is not one between your favorite national chain. >> this is about health care and billions of money spent on obesity. some politicians are behind a plan to add a hefty tax on pizza. this could lead people hotter than a pizza pie oven. >> this man is triplets' really love pizza and this family is hardly alone. the average american eats 23 pounds apiece at a year, making a $37 billion industry. but a new study suggests targeting a slice with an 18% tax. >> it would include people's health. it will cut their total caloric intake and reduce their weight and cut thei

the principal of lake ridge middle school, in woodbridge, sent out letters to parents to day, informingm of the theft. officials say that drive included student names, phone numbers, and bus numbers, as well as information used to contact parents in an emergency. the school will hold a meeting for concerned parents on monday night. >>> 750 million dollars, the recorded amount that tiger woods estranged wife elin nordegren its demanding. she wants full custody of the cup's two children. according to the paper she is also refusing to sign a lifelong confidentiality agreement. such an agreement would bar her from granting interviews and writing a -sure.s for coming back out. i think you might have hooked it up wrong, though. yea, we're getting way too many channels. no, no. that's -- that's standard. fios also comes with 11,000 free movies and shows on demand per month. ah, standard. gotcha. a certain somebody says "thank you." tell him "he's welcome," but it's still standard. he's happy to be back with his friends. is he? [ male announcer ] call now and get fios tv, internet, and phone fo

past the mixing bowl, slow approaching woodbridge.at dc and see how things are looking on the key bridge right now. inbound traffic is heavy. very nice sunny day out there. bike to work day. a lot of bikers on the roadway. we already saw a fatal accident in fairfax county. be extra careful and watch for biker and pedestrians on the roadways. back to you. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, debt settlement companies have flourished since the start of the recession. according to the better business bureau, 3500 financially troubled families have filed complaints against set settlement and negotiations firms. the john patrick bedell wants you to be aware of the red flags, high up front fees and claims that your debt can be reduced or eliminated quickly. we have more tips to protect you on our website at wusa9.com. >>> more trouble from that persistent volcano in iceland. not only is it delaying flights, it's also disrupting prom business here at home. >>> but first a preview of the cbs evening news. news. i-qÑúc my dentist says brushing alo

in woodbridge, i'm lindsey mastis, 9news now. >> police tell us they are hoping to have more answers next week after an autopsy is completed. thorne stepfather said he had no known medical condition. >>> more on the growing oil spill in the gulf of mexico. scientists say much of the oil washing into the marshes along the gulf coast might be impossible to remove. officials are considering drastic measures including set the wetlands on fire or flooding areas in hopes of floating out the oil. meantime president obama has named a democrat and republican to head the presidential commission investigating the disaster. >> the purpose of this commission is to consider both the root causes of the disaster and our options on what environmental precautions we need to take to prevent a similar disaster from happening again. >> b.p. will continue to use a chemical dispersement despite warnings from the epa to use a less toxic agent. b.p. says the agent they are using is the best option to break up the oil from thousands of feet below the sea. >>> cameras in bowie were installed last month near no

tonight parents to a woodbridge middle school to get answers from the administrators. will thomas starts us off with this one. >> reporter: hi, brian. it was a thumb drive like this one. you stick it into the computer and copy information. administrators at lake ridge middle school copied emergency personal information on students as a back up if the school should ever be evacuated. a school official was burglarized and the thumb drive was stolen. lake ridge middle school, 1200 students. on this night a tense meeting inside the cafeteria. over a computer thumb drive stolen from a school administrator's car parked in a garage at their home. that was last monday. school officials determined the thumb drive contained emergency contact information for all of the students and whether they walked to school or took the bus. parents gave the school mixed reviews on its response. >> i thought it was very informative and i thought they were as honest as they could be, from the information they know at this time. >> time is on their side, whoever has this information. they can si

it happened along lee highway and forum drive in woodbridge. a man was struck and killed by an suv while riding his bike. thorn crossed six lanes of traffic before striking the bikist and then a tree. officials hope to have more answers after an autopsy is completed on the body. >>> in the news now, the head of the environmental protection agency visited louisiana on sunday to talk to residents angry over the oil spill. two other members of the obama administration head to the region. and as tara mergener reports the amount of oil siphoned by the mile long tube has dropped in the past day. >> reporter: members of the obama administration may not like what they see when they fly over the gulf of mexico this morning. for 34 days now a blownout well has been spewing millions of gallons of oil in to the water and more and more appears to be washing up along the louisiana beaches. >> i'm angry and frustrated that bp has been unable to stop this oil from leak and stop the pollution from spreading. >> reporter: ken salazar blasted bp officials and thr

no incidents to report off of 95 to woodbridge. lanes are open, still at speed southbound 270 good to go gaithersburg to the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we have a traffic alert this morning. as we told you at the top of the hour, police from around the area will be out in force today targeting hov lane violators. it is the first capital region hov awareness day. police some maryland and v ince -- police in maryland and virginia will be watching the roads. we'll talk live with somebody from the virginia state police in our #:00 hour about this hov crackdown. >>> take a look at this. this suv didn't stay in its lane t crashed through a d.c. public library. the suv left a huge hole in the back of the mount pleasant library on 17th street in northwest. police say a teenager drove his mother's escalade into the building and took off with his sister. detectives say he returned a few minutes later and was arrested. >>> we have a consumer alert on another car recall. nissan is recalling g 35 is he diocesans and

a for the district, 83 in woodbridge. 82 degrees in annapolis. the winds have shifted. some high clouds around the area, check out the storms can. we will show you what is coming. the storm center and the front telxon will slowly march eastward over the weekend. we will lay out the timing and a couple of minutes. in the meantime, we will continue to have sunshine to the high clouds. we will drop slowly from the 80's into the 70's. we will start the day near 60. showers and at times over the weekend. we will let you know when the next sunshine pattern will return. >>> coming up at 5:00, parents keeping a close eye on their kids after what happened after class. >> and hours after appearing on a pro, another big medical care for brett michaels. and while some local high-school students will be >>> this is a long louisiana coast, shutdown tonight because of oil that continues to wash ashore. >> we take a look at the damage that seems to have no end in sight. >> three large rigs are in sight, but now british petroleum says it will likely be tuesday before engineers can go in

apparently, one of the stolen credit card numbers was used at a sam's club in woodbridge, charged up for about 1700 bucks. >> it's important we stay vigilant and keep an eye on our credit reports. thank you. >>> tonight a memorial for a bicyclist killed in fairfax is growing. 18-year-old chad chad chad chad abdul chadli was killed by a suv. >> they have been coming all day long to pay respects to abdul. he touched a lost lives in the community and the school before his life came to a tragic end. with heavy hearts and tears in their eyes, family friends, and classmates gather where 18-year-old abdul chadli was tragically killed. >> our son, he was humble, decent, nice boy. he's very popular. >> right now it feels like he's gone for a week and he'll be back but in reality he's gone foster. >> reporter: chadli was a star wrestler at fairfax high school. he was getting ready to attend george mason fall. >> he was in my first period, weight training and when somebody was having a bad day he would cheer you up. >> reporter: friday abdul was riding his bike on this bike path on forum drive

after that it takes a turn for the better and at speed through woodbridge. around the capital beltway look at that. that's the pace and you travel on the inner loop out of tysons, 270 already pretty jammed up. you continue around, the pace continues to be slow. this is the pace by connecticut avenue. college park, have you a new accident out of college park. on the left side. >> thanks, ash. >>> street cars are making a comeback in the district. >> sounds exciting. tom sherwood joins us now in the newsroom with a preview of what he is working on for "news4 at 5:00." >> hi, pat. jim and pat, this is a back-to-the future moment. street cars are making a big comeback in the city. they are going to reshape city transportation. we will show you what it is all about coming up on "news4 at 5:00." >> they look so cool, too. we will see you then. thank you, tom. >> that's neat looking. "news4 at 4:00" is on facebook and twitter. we post up-to-the minute breaking news, weather, traffic. you can findous both sites by searching "news4 at 4:00." >> the cleanup continues

lanes are open as you continue north from woodbridge headed out towards lakeshore don and no incidents to report on 395. slowdowns from duke street to seminary road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> police are investigating an accident that happened in northern virginia. it left a driver dead and a bicyclist dead. police say the driver, # 1-year- old gary thorne, was headed northbound on lee highway when for some reason, he crossed the median and struck and killed a 17-year-old on a bicycle. thorne died when his dodge durango hit a tree. investigators say it could take a while before they determine what caused the crash. grief counselors will be on hand at fair fact high school where the 17-year-old was set to graduate this year. suzy the investigate continues into the death of a six-month- old boy in anne arundel county. that bibby found dead inside a home in laurel. police believe the death is suspicious. there were no signs of trauma on his body but police say the house was in disarray and the baby was with a woman who was not his mother. >>> making head loon being

they were last seen yesterday morning walking near her home in woodbridge. she was push herring 2-year-old son in a stroller. the mother needs medicine for an illness so police believe that she and her son maybe in jeopardy. if anyone sees her call prince william county police. >>> the search continues this morning for the person who stabbed a man outside of d.c. police headquarters. this happened late last night in the 300 block of indiana avenue northwest. a man was stabbed in the back. he was taken to a local hospital nope word on his condition. >> the redskins are taking their time to a report that santana moss received treatment from canadian doctor charged with smuggling. other players who have admitted to taking hgh have been suspended. >>> national intelligence director dennis blair is handing in his resignation this morning. blair a retired navy admiral led the nation's 16 intelligence agencies in the past 16 months. a recent congressional report found that blair's office did not connect intelligence that could have prevent ad bombing attempt on a d

heavy traffic getting out of woodbridge on a 95 north. landmark and shirlington. >>> are in the mid-'60s now and we will be in the 70's later. we have often on drizzles. -- we have off and on drizzles. we cannot rule out an isolated afternoon showers. overall, it will be just like yesterday. tomorrow, it will be warmer in the 80's and thursday will be upper 80's, near 90. >> we will be right back. like facebook, twitter, even access to youtube right on your tv, instead of crowding around your computer. hey -- have you seen the walking ham? walking... the ham's got boots on... i'm not sure i have. or the soapy monkey? oh, my husband's on youtube. oh, honey, we really don't... oh come on. it's so funny. the man's busy... you're daddy on little girl's bike? no, i'm not. let's cue it up. [ male announcer ] introducing youtube, straight to your tv. only on verizon fios. this is beyond cable. this is fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> drivers looking for relief at the chain bridge will be di

nothing complicated in the next camera, but the delay leaving woodbridge getting into springfield. gorgeous day. >> it's great for cinco de mayo , low 80's comfortable. cooling off more on the weekend. >> we will have more