chopper 4 was over the scene here in gaithersburg yesterda you can see the white car and a red truck nearby, severely damaged. we're told two people from those vehicles wereaken to the hospital with serious injuries. four people on thechool bus were also transported but only as a precaution. >>> a sad update this morning, after the bal eagle rescue from a metro train track. many of you were glued to our live coverage, as transit polic anresource officers used blankets and towels to catch the bird. officials from the city wildlife rehab center, after multiple x-rays ands, te the injuries were too severe and the eagle had to be euthanized. the wing had multiple fractures that could not be fixew we don't kno how the bird was hurt to begin with. >>> as you get ready this morning, you may want to check your freezer. butterball is recalng 39 tons of ground turkey, due to possible salmonella contaminations. they have a sell or freeze by date of july 26, 2018. it's been rinked to six reported illnesses in three states. details in itional the nbc washington app, search recall. >>> the south c

many are upset that it doesn't adscol ntra.it yesterda wasfavor hem an 11% raise over four years andys he knows the membership wanted a promise that schools would not be shut down and he says that issue will have to be dealt with at another time. >> we do realize that the fight does not end with this contract. it is only a beginning. we are committed as educators in oakland to ensure that our students get vital resources. >> more than 90% of oakland students skipped school during the week-long strike. some were on the picket lines supporting their teachers. a special school board meeting has been set for this morning. the board is planning to vote on whether to put budget cuts in place to be able to pay for the teacher raises. that meeting is scheduled for 10:30 this morning. live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. breaking news now. the crowded field of democrats looking to become president is growing. former colorado governor john hickenlooper announced he's going to run for the democratic nomination for president. >> we need dreamers in washington. we

we saw the storm come through th area yesterda i thought for sure you folks towards damascus, frederick, north of leesburg, i thought for sure you guys were going to get into the 2 to 4 inch range,in . rederick. i knew i wasn't getting anything in bethesda, but up there, nothing. areas around hagerstown, martinsburg picking up 3 to 5 inches. but most of the region saw just snow. north and west i did expect acculation and we didn't get it. that storm bringing what we knew it would, the cold air. it looks pretty but it's chilly. 42 degrees, winds out of the northwest at 13 miles per hour. look at these numbers, 24 hagerstown, 23 particulin marti. it is a cold day out here. not in the first weeks of ma out there right now, radar wise nothing to show. the storm system tha through it's long gone. look at this line right there. that's the snow. this is frederick just to the west of frederick, emmettsburg porting some of the snow. back towards martinsbur south of that line, not much at all. big snow arod boston. we got less than expected, they got more than expected, 6 to 10 inches, some areas

taste of summer yesterda right? how nice was that, lauryn ricketts? were a lot of folks able to shed some layers? >> yeah. >> today, we're going to put them back on, is that right? yeah, unfortunately. it is going to feel just a little bit more like it shoeld or this time of year, with temperatures in the low to mid hes today. however, we've gotind out there. you probably felt it pick up last night, if you were out and about. at least you heard it. i did after 8: l p.m.t night. the wind is going to be with us all throughout the day.ve listen, we louds out there right now. we'll have clear skies once the sun comes up. sun coming up 15 minutes after 7:00. we have a lot of people getting y to run maybe a 5 or 10k. you'll be fine out there today., howeou'll have to worry about the wind. it is going to be a little blustery at times. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. sustained winds between 10 and 20 miles per hour. even though the temperatures are in the upper 40s, going to feel cooler than that. you can see wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour all across,

lamont stevenson was arrested in prince george's coy.ty yesterda he was charged with murdering two women, one while he wasn o the run. officers found stevenson sleeping in a truck in new carrollton. he told them his real name and said he was wted in connection with several crimes. police say he murdered his fiancee in new jsey in 2014, then he ran off to avoid prosecution. d.c. pollse say he murdered his new girlfriend inside her d.c. apartment on wednesday. her family says they' relieved stevenson is off the streets. >> i just want to know why. i don't know if i ever know why, but they got him, they got him. we got a good god. we got a good good and i'm sad, but i'm happy too. >> still not clear here i and when stevenson will be extradited to new jersey to face charges there. >>> the search is on for the driver wanted in a deadly hit and run. >> yeah. family ise devastated making funeral plans for their father. willie williams was just feet away from his apartment in northeast washington when he was killed. megan mcgra is live near the crash site on rhode island avenue with a look at ho

>> compared to yesterda not a lot. take a look. this is what we have been seeing for most of the day. it picked up a little bit. thice is more traffn the road. i think people arerobly opting to view the cherry blossoms from their cars. a even o day like this, they are indeed a spectacle. they have tir own subtle luminescence. that sounds like a quiet go go band. bu they add a little light and color to a day like this. as we heard from lauryn, the sun will come out later today. what better place to be when the sun breaks through the clouds and starts to light up these cherry blossoms. so still a day to come down here. if you don't likecrowds, don't mind rain, today is the day fu. live along the tidal basin, derrick ward, back to you. >> you havetl s luminescence as well, good stuff, derrick, thank you very much. >>> time is 9:07 on this sunday morning. still ahead, get this, aiv grandmother birth to her own grandchild. we're going to eoflain this gift ove when we come back. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redf

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here he is after has closed her meeting with the house intelligence committee yesterda yesterday. >>d them at any additional information they would want, they should feel comfortable to reach out to my counsel and i would continue to cooperate to the fullest extent of my capabilities. >> kennedy: meanwhile, former house speaker newt gingrich says new revelations may put cohen in more legal trouble. >> he seemed to be perfectly happy doing whatever he was doing, until the fbi occupied his office and he was faced with going to jail. suddenly he had a conversion experience, because i think by the fbi. and what he said last week was a lie. i have no idea between last week and this week which is the real truth, but he's clearly in danger once again of having committed perjury. >> kennedy: kevin corke is live at the white house with more. kevin? >> i tell you what, kennedy, really something. we're talking about battling lawyers, parsing words, and the truth is inescapably clear. let me pose a question -- did michael cohen why when he said he had not asked for a pardon from the president? w

and i checkedin it out yesterda, the unemployment rate in south bend is higher than for the state of> it is true that i've not fpersonally resolved the problm of violence, nor the problem of homelessness. but i will say that we're doing more around homelessness than i think hase happened in our community in 30 years, and i think that characterization of the violent crime rate isn't quite fair either. when i was a kid, it was not unusual to have more than 20 homicides in south bend, last year we had 9 -- chris: i understand, but if you look at your term, it had gone up -- >> it was up and down, if you look at the homicide rate. look, i feel like i've been fighting gun violence and homicide in our community with one hand tied behind my back. but i i am proud about everything we have done as a community to come together -- by the way, a low income community. our per capita personal income just went over $20,000 a year. so, yeah, we have challenges with economic growth, we have challenges with crime, we have challenges with homelessness. but the way our community has risen to meet those

that elevator is the elevator oprah was on yesterda this morning people are already reacting to somemo wah looks like "game of thrones" meets bird box. a morning show twist that means you guys are being played by jennifer anniston and reese witherspoon. aig, you're being played by steve carell. >> not only is apple in the business they' already been in, but they're going into the movies, c tdit card business, arcade, magazines. tell us why they decided to jump in with both feet. >> you that -- until you've sat at the cupertino campus, you don't realize how much money that company s. they are so liquid. it's like$245 billion in cash. the gdp of vietnam is less than that. to be in that spaceshiphe environment everything is taken care of. even the banisters blow your mind. you realize they can afford to do anything. in this cashere revealing all the stuff -- >> thealre pract in the vacuum and blender business at this point. why wouldn't they pile all that cash into more technology? have we literally reached the end of the internet and there's nothing else? >> maybe they've sold all the

look at all the big names here you noticed the regional banks yesterda yesterday.n't have trading profits. they're dependant on how loans go out and the interest raid spread to make the money this is the third day in a row they've had some problems. sanjay, great interview with jim there as always. i call this the hockey stick defense. this is a very old story on wall street the revenues were in line eps was above consensus. everyone after fedex believed micron would lower the numbers again. but they lowered it more than people said. the hockey stick defense was, folks, don't worry, the first half of the year is not working, the second half of the year we're going to be fine growth is definitely going to resume they waved the magic wand talking about 5g they waved the magic wand talking about foldable phones. things are going to be better. the street basically has bought into that concept. look at samsung, look at hynix over in korea. very successful move in terms of the way they positioned the story for the semiconductors we're still waiting for levis to open i'll

i was watching these storms develop yesterda a