mark albert, cbs news, arlington, virginia. (toss to lindsey) bitof it is cold and factual error temperatures right now running in the lower teams from the new river valley to the mountain empire single digits from bloomfield hot springs and it is in the twenties subsist on link to d'antoni in martinsville but when you factor in the waves this is what it feels like to expose scandal load zero from galax with phil bluefield and even upward hot springs single digits along the spine of blue ridge feeling like one degree a whisper and sixteen degrees right now in danville so be sure you save very warm today and right as that is her big concern over the next two days with these winds coming from the northwest ushering in this or air sustained winds will range between fifteen to twenty miles per hour throughout the afternoon and this is why we are still under a wind chill advisory that expire sunday ten a.m. very parts to thewest and windchill warning is out for western when berks county temperatures this afternoon topping out in the

information about a serial bank robber inmassachusetts who racked five banks since september in woburn arlington and stoat op and a bank in he has a slender build and wears dark colors and care yeas gun. >>> tonight a vatican spokesman says the pope didn't launch a when a reporter asked the holy father about trump's plan to build a border wall he said a person who thinks about walls instead of bridges is not a christian and trump was furious. the vatican says the pope was not targeting trump and the comments shouldn't be taken as an indication on how to vote. >>> meanwhile trump is calling for a boycott of the apple. the republican saying no one should buy anything from the tech giant until the company helps the fbi break into the iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >>> an official with the world health organization believes the number of zika virus cases will be way down in brazil by the time the olympics roll around. the mosquito born illness is linked to birth defects. experts think it will have moved through the population so many brazillians will developed an immunity before the a

they'll be going from the pentagon in arlington to the civil war battlefields in gettysburg pa. history inspired her. her father hamilton received the purple heart for his service in iraq and currently struggles with ptsd. ellerbe's ride will benefit the sd gunner fund --- which goes to support wounded vets with the cost of owning service animals. "it's quite possibly one of the best feelings i've ever had. i've always been one that likes to see other people happy. that likes to motivate and encourage other people and put a smile to their face.i couldn't ask for a better feeling." ellerbe will be making her trip the 26th. if you'd like to learn more about her campaign or find out ways you can help, head to wistv dot com and click on the big red 10. stay with us more on how little students are making big noise to stop drug abuse. plus von gaskin has a check of your forecast. kids were making some noise today at a westwood high school hosted 'stompfest' --- a step dancing contest put on by the dare association of south carolina. eight teams from around the midlands took part including ele

let's start in virginia, fairfax, loudoun, prince william, arlington have used eight days, so no makeup days so far. alexandria public schools will use teacher workdays in mark and april to make up two snow days. d.c. public schools will extend the school year by a day to make up for lost time. and in maryland, montgomery county is extending its school year by two days. prince george's county also has two days to make up. and will decide how to do that at the end of the winter. >>> right now the immediate concern is the potential for refreezing tonight. but then apparently it's going to around here, doug. >> don't we need it, guys? >> yeah, we do. >> we do. spring-like for sure as we move into the 60s. in time for the weekend. the last couple of storms we've had a couple right during the weekend. >> the snow changing to ice and rain, and the rain moving out of the region early. upwards of an inch in leesburg. martinsburg, two inches toward the shenandoah valley. radar-estimated rainfall. to the south about an inch. that's the rain, that's not the snow we saw. that's the rain. we saw a l

arlington and alexandria schools are scheduled to be open. >>> it's scott macfarlane. breaking news into the live desk. the trials of all six baltimore plifs charged in the death of freddie gray are now on hold. the maryland court of appeals ordered the trials be delayed until a decision could be made on whether officer william porter can be forced to testify at the trial. povertier's trial ended in a mistrial over a hung jury but prosecutors still wanted to use his testimony against the other five officers. porter's lawyers say that violates his fifth amendment was set to begin monday, but again the trial of all six officers now on hold. back to you. >>> we're going to take a live look at the former st. elizabeth campus in southeast washington. demolition is getting under way. it's the first big step in the plan to redevelop that area. >> a new sports arena will be built, a practice facility for the wizards and the home of the mystics, but there's much more planned for the campus. homes, retail, and restaurants, office buildings as well. there it goes, little by littl

spots now in northern howard and carroll and frederick county, rain drops moving into montgomery and arlington and light to moderate rain south and west of the city along i-81, this is all funneling in it our direction. so again this little patch of light to moderate rain is the one we'll be dealing with this morning. heaviest rainfall amounts today likely to be down across the northern neck and southern maryland. slightly lighter amounts up across northern maryland, but it's a wet one this morning. temperature now 39 vict ville, lessburg, 39 at joint base andrews. so near 40 with the rain this morning, 43 and rain at lunchtime. 45 at 4:00. again, tapering back to just showers by later on today. but not a pretty day. here is future weather. you can see the swathe of moisture coming through. steadier, heavier rains from about st. mary's to the eastern shore. tapering back to drizzles later on. tomorrow we could have some rumbles of hunger codred thunde way. gusty winds could bring down trees and a bit of a flash flood threat tomorrow, as well. future weather for tomorrow, yellows opportunities

. >> let's find out more fromint mo bob barnard.b barna he's in arlington with the w latest on today's efforts. eor what color may we see theor m we river later today bob.ob >> that's what i was thinking.hi >> reporter: we're toldorter: bright yellow an wd green and they're letting people know. kno the coast guard wantscoas everybody to know so that t you're not alarmed because the armed gw parkway runs right by. b this is roach's run.ach'sun they calm eight water foul sanctuary because a lot of canada geese and ducks live liv here. behind us here this oily 15s oy that first appeared last week and they frankly don't know kw the source of this. t they have put out some boonese b here to try to contain the spill but later today theoday coast guard working with arlington county and virginia environmental officials are going to dye, put some dye some into this bodies of water of w which is connected to thecto t potomac river by a little a littl inlet. they'll do dye testing on theyeting oil to try to find the source src of this fuel spill and that may turn the water thisat t brighter yello

mike carter-conneen joining us from arlington. everywhere you go, they are opening up like they were waiting for warmer weather and here they are. mike: we are seeing the huge swings. it is chilly but a big change in the conditions. not the downpours we saw earlier this morning. this pothole here, about two feet wide on philmore in arlington. they can't avoid it, the cars don't expect it to be there. but now since there isn't rain you have a more visible look at the potholes. you can see beach drive, every winter a lot of potholes. rock creek parkway. even the inner lanes of the beltway. two lanes were shut down as emergency crews moved in to fill a couple of very large potholes today. talking with driver, they are feeling very frustrated. a break this winter. maybe not as bad as past winters but they are sick of these potholes. >> since they have removed the snow from the roads, it seems like it's potholes ever few blocks that rattle your car horribly so. you have to be careful out here. >> snowmageddon was 2010. that was pretty

tri-state families have the opportunity to honor veterans and heros...the arlington memorial gardens is creating a "field of memories" ... and you can be a part of it. it.their goal is to sell one thousand flags that people can dedicate to their hero ... to be set up across 10 acres.the display will be visible from the ronald reagan highway and will look something like what you see here ... these photos were given to us by arlington proceeds from the sale of flags will be donated to the disabled american veterans ... but the display is not solely for those who served. it s to any personal hero ... open to anybody anybody flags can be purchased for 35 dollars by visiting a-m gardens dot org.when the display comes down ... you can keep the flag ... or have it delivered to the person you honored. happy national chili day!if there's one thing cincinnatians know ... it's chili.you might even call it .. our birthright.so it's fitting that skyline chili is initiating babies born today into the cincinnati chili club ... (baby cries)you want skyline? (baby cries) cries)though it does mean tho

. >> reporter: the 35-year-old arlington woman shared her love of art teaching students at an elementary school in milton. >> she really had a passion for teaching art and you could just tell by the way she taught that she really enjoyed it. >> she was always in a positive mood. >> reporter: but outside of work she loved to compete. the try athlete spend hours training. >> she was a laugh a minute. this woman was just a good spirit. i mean, there's -- there are no words to describe how nice and kind she was. >> it's an awful shame and it will take me a while to comprehend it and life is unfair and this is just one of the worst things that can happen to such an amazing person. to work friday when a manhole cover hit her car on 93 south. she died instantly. >> i saw the picture of the accident first and, and, you know, i said, god that's horrible luck. and then i found out that it was her. some things don't make sense. we'll really miss her. >> reporter: tonight one of caitlin's friends told me she drove him to the airport when the city was in lockdown mode following the marathon bombings

arlington. also, the honorable chief roberts and the other justices of the supreme court. the vice president of the united states joseph biden. former vice president richard cheney. former speaker of the house new wt gingrich, and so many other distinguished guests here present. priests,mer deacons, brothers and sisters under the lord, and friends who have come here to show their respect. as i extend this warm welcome to each of you, i also expressed gratitude to all that are here as i now ask justice scalia's son, father paul, to lead us in the church him.turgy for pray.et us we humbly implore you for your servant antonin, whom you have called to journey to you. since he hoped and believed in you, grant that he may be led to our true homeland, to delight in its everlasting joys. through her lord jesus christ, reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit, one god for ever and ever. amen. >> a reading from the book of wisdom. the souls of the just on the hand of god. no torment shall touch the

this is a live look in the arlington neighborhood. on wilson boulevard. the closure is from quinn street continuing that issue. get closer to the rhodes boulevard. go to the map. i want to focus in on what you need to know with the biggest issue with this. that is getting around it. going to the map i want to show you what you need to know. that is a stretch that is blocked off from quinn street to rhodes street. 16th street is a best alternate. this is rosslyn toward courthouse neighborhood in clarendon boulevard. that is the issue. 16th street runs parallel. that is the best option. clarendon is one way in the opposite direction. typical for the afternoon drive along the capital beltway. but north on 270, we are in the teens. a class closer, take a live look at the beltway before you get to 270. you request see a solid stretch of the bumper to bumper traffic. alison: the h.o.v. lanes will be closed overnight. vdot says this is needed for assessment for future extensions. closures start at 9:30 and reopen in northbound direction at 4:30 a.m. thanks to ub

estoy en este recinto en particular y estaremos en otros esta maÑana en la universidad de texas, en arlington, vamos a dallas segÚn los analistas, el camino a la casa blanca estÁ en manos de los jÓvenes. y en manos de los jÓvenes latinos que es el grupo mÁs numeroso en el futuro de los votantes en este paÍs. estÁn a la espera de ser conquistados. cristina londoÑo nos acompaÑa de otra zona de la universidad con el reporte. >>> mary como sabes llevo todo el dÍa recurriendo el plantel y los jÓvenes se toman de forma personal la polÍtica, y estÁn consultando con el corazÓn y con sus bolsillos, quÉ candidato escoger para que los represente en la contienda por la casa blanca. >>> >>> josÉ nieves dice que su vida y futuro estÁn en juego en estas elecciones >>> muchos candidatos cambian su voto por donde cae el dinero. eso no me beneficia a mÍ. >>> es parte de los llamados jÓvenes entre 18 y 35 aÑos que podrÍan definir la presidencia de los estados unidos ya sea por su ausencia, o su presencia en las urnas. >>> votan como grupo, o no votan. entonces, tiene gran impacto. >>> josÉ

active in athletics in arlington she was an art teacher at the glover elementary school in milton. quite she was nice. i liked how she would work. she had how we would do in her class. every time we get good it would does she would give us a sticker. reporter: she was heading there this morning when her honda was hit by this 200 pound plus manhole cover. the windshield on the driver' s side was blown apart she never had a chance. her car continued on 93 south for a short distance before veering into the wall on the high speed lane and stopping initially police had no idea the manhole cover was involved. the department of transportation says the cover was inspected in 2014 no issues now they look again for any flaws or concerns. why after hundreds of thousands if cars did the drain cover break loose and how was flipped into the air. was it coincidence that this happened on the coldest morning of the winter. or did freezing water push the cover up all part of the investigation. reporter: that sign will be displayed on the night long through the weekend. they won' t tell us what they

waltham and arlington animal control both coming to his rescue and cutting him loose. they remind people to bring in hammocks and netting when not using them because many animals end up getting tangled and injured in them. heather: wellesley college is getting its first black president. dr. paula johnson will be the 14th president of the women' s college. she' s on harvard' s faculty and serves as chief of the division of women' s health at the medical school and boston' s brigham and women' s hospital. johnson will replace president h. kim bottomly, who is stepping down next summer. congratulations. anchor: einstein was right. a prediction he made 100 years scientists call it historic. new technology made it possible. as one put it. they' ve got astronomy with ears. new at 6:00, pam cross say they are looking forward and back. >> you have to use a little imagination and a lot of animation to understand why scientists are so excited. they gathered at mit to celebrate and explain. it' s final confirmation of a part of albert einstein' s theory of relativity that masses

afectado sÓlo a partir del suroeste de la regiÓn, mÍnimas al amanecer nuevamente bastante frÍas, 16 en arlington, 23 en filadelfia, mÁs frÍo al amanecer, 18 atlanta city 24 nueva york y 22 por timor. un amanecer como un viernes bastante frÍo cuando amanece, probablemente con 3 o 4 grados menos. 39 horario de la tarde, esto significa por lo -1 mÁs de lo que tuvimos durante esta tarde, incluso muchas estaciones indicaban hasta 43 noten que hay una diferencia entre modelos, pero lo principal es que de 36 a 43 serÍan horario de la tarde ligeramente superior a lo que hemos tenido esta tarde, luego la tendencia en los prÓximos dÍas. el asunto es el siguiente, maÑana 39 a 43. el sÁbado suben 58, el domingo a 55, estamos ya varios dÍas por encima de 50 grados, 40% de posibilidad de lluvia que se extiende hasta el lunes, todavÍa con 50 de mÁxima. temperatura baja ligeramente el mar - martes. julio: en instante un resumen de las noticias importante ocurridas en porto rico. mientras que en repÚblica dominicana consternaciÓn alguna familia tras la muerte de un pariente de lo hospital luego de

i'm from arlington, massachusetts. i'm with my beautiful wife of 15 years, cheryl. we have three beautiful children back home -- megan, ryan, and caroline. i'm employed as a massachusetts state trooper. okay. and i'm cheryl. aside from being a mom to three fabulous kids and a new puppy, i'm a social worker that works with children and families. all right, good to have you both here. thank you. and now it's your turn. hi, pat. i'm kevin. this is my lovely wife joell. we are from fargo, north dakota, been married for eight years

. >> in arlington and falls church, some residents like jennifer birkhalter worry rush hour drivers who won't want to pay will ditch 66 and clock up the side roads like lee highway. >> it could affect the daily commute at that time of day. that could be hard. >> i hope so. >> the full transportation committee meets in richmond. every expectation is tolling for this portion of 66 will move forward. leon: coming up on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- fighting the spread of zika. look at the next step in part of the u.s. alison: then later, questions of privacy. the "7 on your side" i-team takes a look at how private the e-mails and the texts may be. leon: but first -- >> that is when the sexual predator can jump in. leon: how ease it is for predators to use alison: the murder of a blacksburg teen and the investigation of making of porn graphic films in prince -- pornographic films in prince george's county had something in common. the anonymous messaging app called kik used to communicate. it is an app that worries many. including teen and sexual predators. suzanne kennedy explains. suzanne: an ano

his father served in the navy in world war ii and now rests in arlington. as a boy growing up in grand rapids, ohio, ed would be in the woods in camouflage, in his words, playing military. and i suspect the other kids did not stand a chance. a boy scout who loved adventure, ed saw a movie about the navy s.e.a.l.s and fell in love with the idea of deploying by sea, air, and land. i believe that man will not merely endure, he will prevail. william faulkner once said, because he has a soul, a spirit, capable of compassion and sacrifice and endurance. even if he had never performed the actions for which he's being recognized here today, ed byers would long be remembered for his compassion, his sacrifice, and his endurance. 11 overseas deployments, nine combat tours, recipient of the purple heart twice. bronze star with valor five times. about three years ago, our nation called on that spirit once again. in afghanistan, an american doctor, a husband and father of four children, was working to bring health care to the afghan people, was driving down a rural road.

alison: in arlington, daycare providers and preschool administrators are crying foul over the child care regulationing. they call many measures in the 34-page document unnecessary and ridiculous. as mike carter-conneen reports if approved operate face a long list of requirements affecting staff training, classroom lay-outs and wall colors. >> according to the arlington county proposed child care regulations building interiors in light or the bright colors and aural cribs, cots and mats must be a minimum of three feet apart. >> it does not work. you have to strip the room of over the do it. >> on the open comment tool the proposal has been flagged with a lot of criticism. first reported by arlington now, smaller, part-time program are vocal in the opposition. >> the regulations could potentially close down schools like ours and they wouldn't exist. they'd be >> it would require the teach stores a bachelor's degree in education or a similar field and nine so -- so mester credits. >> if arlington will require they should help the money toward it. >> there are several proposed program progra

we're live in arlington, derrick ward, news4. jim, back to you. >>> tonight's weather is also leading to cancellations. evening actives have been canceled at a number of schools. we invite you to find the full list of closures and delays an our nbc washington app. >>> the number of children allegedly victimized by a school volunteer in prince george's county continues to grow. there are 14 children on that list now. deonte carraway is accused of producing child pornography with those children at judge sylvania woods elementary school and two other places. tonight police have identified a new crime location. meagan fitzgerald joins us live with details. meagan? >> doreen, police say a child was victimized inside a prince george's county church. that brings the total number of here at judge sylvania woods almost tri scho elementary school, to five. nearly every day this week the number of victim police say were abused by former teacher's aide deonte carraway continues to rise. >> through the course of the investigation our detectiv

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neutral about arlington county's response. officials will also read other results from the survey. the forum starts at 7:00 at key elementary's cafeteria. >>> a push to make it easier to buy a gun could cost prince william county a lot of money. the county board of supervisors says it's no longer charging a $35 fee for a concealed handgun permit. s $140,000 with that change, that according to insidenova.com. it still costs $15 for state and court fees. >>> after the break, diagnosing mental illness. how brain scans are now being used. and remember, you can catch news4 midday anywhere. all you need is your smartphone or your tablet. open the nbc washington app, hit watch live tv >>> another chance today to see something pretty unprecedented. spacex is launch ing a rocket, then it's going to try to land back on earth in one piece. the company did it successfully a couple months ago, however, a space launch is more complicated. in fact, it's expecting the experimental landing to fail. >>> the first time doctors are linking certai

watch for both those two areas around arlington. fairfax upper loop springfield to gallows slow there. speeds down to 13 miles an hour and 66 east normal heavy delays this is approaching 123. you'll be slow out of fairfax country as we usually are. gw parkway here following two stalls. i had the first one baingt turkey run park and second blocks left lane in aim area. let's check prince george coun county heavy delays 50 getting into city 410 ken ill work going to take you a while pack-up earlier 11 mile an hour speeds there. finally prince george county inner loop st. barnabus that's enough now. >> did you see mysterious streak in the sky over the weekend. >> i did not. >> maybe you saw a video. we'll show what you it was. >> a police officer find himself on other side of >> a police officer find himself on other side of traffic stop. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. i would kill for something sweet. wanna split that? no...soooo much fat... don't fight your in

kenyan, from arlington. that's my part of territory. carol from prather, california. catherine, from munsey, indiana. dardle, from dearborn, michigan. here's someone from bethlehem, pennsylvania. trenna from virginia. wayne, from charleston, south carolina. suzanne, from stowe, ohio. something is happening. something supernatural. i cannot change your life until i change the voice you trust. if you choose not to trust god, who would you believe? i don't have anybody else to believe but god. he said, "god's not a man that he should lie." we have two minutes left. quickly. quickly. get off the sofa. call the number that's on the screen. two minutes left of this segment. quickly call. and when you call, say, "i want the gift book. i'm sowing this as a seed. barbara." call the number that's on the screen. two minutes left of this segment. quickly call. i am so thankful. it's incredible what god is doing. there is something supernatural happening right now. >> ossie: you know people like katrina from gainesville, virginia, called in. but she sowed $1,000 on her credit card

another one here from arlington, down to alexandria, stretching into northern calvert. enough to put town a quick dusting to half an insure, >>> and we found another dylan on the plaza with this amazing headgear. what do you call this? pom-pom? >> yeah. >> what do you call this? >> warm. >> i like that. straight from minnesota. erica. >>> dylan, thanks. a little celebrity fun this morning as "zoolander 2" hits theaters. we sat down with owen wilson and ben stiller >> it's a tough job. someone has to do it. "zoolander" was not a box office hit when it opened, but it was a classic and it made derek and hansel household names. they are back in "zoolander 2." >> he was once the world's most famous model. but that was a long, long, long time ago. >> it's been 15 years since we first saw derek zoolander strike a pose and stop moving objects. from supermodel to super reinclusive. it is a conspiracy to kill the world's most beautiful people that gets derek and hansel out of hiding to solve such a mystery. >> peace out, world. >> we're back. >> back? yes, but a lot has changed i

thenthe 19 miles per hour on 395 inbounb and that is just because of stos a g from alexandria througha t arlington this morning. nothing atypical. 295 is backed up as usual insu both directions.ection same story on new york avenueav inbound by bladensburg.ns that is your traffic.at iur back to you guys.s >> erin thank you very much.very the parents of montgomery county police officer know what lee oal tee made emotional plea for for proposed law named after theirhr son. officer lee on the tee was was killed by suspected drunk drived in december walking back to hiso cruiser during a traffic stop. s the so-called noah's law wouldou require in car breathalyzer oars ignition interlocks for all all convicted drunk drivers in theus state of maryland. >> imagine just saving one familiarly from that heart achea saving your family from that heart ache. think about that. very simple thing. t do we ever think about thenk abo victims any more or do we only o think about the criminal? the? one that's committed the crime t that took my son's noah's law is long overdue andrd it's time that it happens now. w don'

. >>> i'm julie carey in arlington where convenience store clerks have been on edge after a series of robberies over the past month. coming up, i'll tell what you an arlington police officer did that may bring the robberies to an end. >> we're talking about a great weekend. beautiful up there towards the ski resorts. liberty mountain 100% open. back towards wisp and snowshoe, some good skiing this weekend, but, yeah, warm. we'll talk about that and the chance for our next what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? what happens when the world's latest surgical technology is combined with caring for the world's newest mother? what happens when you match cutting-edge clinical trials with a gentle touch? you get extraordinary medicine and remarkable care. novant health and uva health system are proudly partnering to bring better care to every patient. >>> arlington county detectives are working to find out whether a man just charged with robbing a 7-el

arlington, alexandria, prince george's. all the areas that are shaded in orange would be severe thunderstorm warning. with the gusty winds and the heavy downpours. under that we have the flood watches and the flood warning because of the heavy rain that the storms are producing. the areas you see are this red, including the stafford county, part of prince william county. that is a tornado warning set to expire in 13 minutes. we have not had any report of any locks right now. it's doppler radar indicated at this time. however, most of the area, the area shaded in yellow that includes the area underneath the orange and the red under that tornado watch. now until 11:00. i expect the tornado watch will come down earlier than that. don't you think? doug: the way it is moving if the line is at the current speed yeah. i think 8:30 to 9:00 we should be out of the woods. this expanded. north to baltimore and prince george's county. that has been included now in the severe thunderstorm warning. that will continue to affect 6:15 if no

. >> quite a shocking and alarming night for an arlington teenager. teenager tried to stab him last night and the suspect admittedfuadmit eted it was part of a gang initiations. >> well, doreen, no actual stabbing took place, but this is very concerning. police say the victim was cutting through quincy park when he was approached by another teenager who had a knife. >> he brandished the weapon and told the victim he needed to do this as part of a gang initiation. he attempted to stab the victim. >> the victim was able to fight back. as he started running away toward a busier area, three other teens in the park began chasing him. >> he could not get them along. >> the victim managed to get away. the park is near a field used by washington lee high school. >> i wouldn't be surprised at all if it happens here. there's a lot of traffic going on. so, you know, people don't really here. >> we're next to a big city, so, obviously, there's going to be some level of organized crime such as gangs that can be expected. it's kind of interesting it's in such a res

@these are our live pictures and @green this morning near @arlington road overlooking 77. @traffic is moving, obviously it @is slower than normal. @but, again, the roads are @snowpacked and there is a lot @of that snow coming down. @we are also keeping an eye on i @alert, now more than 300 @cancellations and delays this @morning. @richmond heights local schools, @akron monastery, communion of @saints, gilmore academy, ratner @schools and cuyahoga county is @close because of no heat. @keep an eye on this, holly has @been great about tweeting out @any closings. @we have them scrolling at the @bottom of the screen. @we also have them online for @you in case you want to double @check before you keep the kids @home, make sure that your @school is close we have it on @wkyc.com. @greg and hollie over to you @>>> thank you so much, we @realize that a lot of you look @at your phones, first thing. @we try to tweet them, say them, @facebook them. @>> this is one of those @mornings where the list of @schools open may be shorter @than the list of schools close. @>> we will do exactly t

so far burial plans have not been announced, but many formal justices are buried at arlington national cemetery. >> sarah: we're off to a busy tart on the wednesday morning. still ahead, guns on the streets after a tyngsborough store gets broken into. why police think this is just the first stop thieves made. >> christa: and not paying problems with your credit, but can it get you arrested? one man's story. >> sarah: jerod mayo's message to patriots' nation. >> chris: the rain and strong wind over and done. with patchy black ice this morning with temperatures close to 30 degrees. back into the 40s. dry this afternoon. partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. seven-day forecast looking rather quiet into the weekend. details ahead. >> danielle: and good morning, everyone. here's a look at the expressway. volume building. still only ten minutes from braintree into boston. no other major incidents on the roads this morning. if you're taking "t," it's on time. we'll be right back. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us.

. >> reporter: that call just after 9:00 on tuesday night at the arlington square apartments on david drive now have children services involved. >> police said they heard screaming. they heard kids screaming. is that not true? >> after they knocked on the door for 10 minutes, of course my son is going to wake up when he hears bang on the door. >> reporter: she said she only left her children alone for a few minutes to go to the grocery store across the street. >> i was gone for no more than ten minutes, then the lady across the hall called. >> when is it okay to leave a child home alone? >> ohio does not after law that your children home alone. >> reporter: one expert says it's all about good judgment. but this happens so often, the department made these educational handouts. she said parents need to consider their child's maturity level and time of day and tell them what to do if someone knocks on the door or calls on the phone. but she adds this warning. >> should something happen, the parent is responsible and libel for those -- for whatever has happened. >> reporter: children serv

arlington, alexandria, southern maryland as well. overnight the showers move out of the area. so some good news for that monday morning commute. looking dry. i'll have another look at the next seven days in ten minutes. >>> it's a lot cleaner on the international space station right now. nasa posted a video this morning showing astronauts releasing 1.5 tons of trash into space. the capsule formerly held supplies like food and clothes for the station it will reenter earth's atmosphere tomorrow where it will then all burn away. >>> a possible end to an awkward divorce requirement some lawmakers call ridiculous. right now people often have to swear in court that they have not spent the night with their a witness to back up their claim if they want to get a divorce. a new bill in maryland would put an end to those requirements. the capital gazette reports that the measure drew little opposition last week in the house of delegates. >>> the texas boy known as the affluenza teen heads back to court today. the court will decide if the case against ethan couch should be transferred to

it is unclear if he will be buried at the arlington national cemetery or the family will choose a more private resting place. alison: our sister station newschannel8 will carry justice scalia's funeral in its entirety saturday at 11:00 a.m. leon: don't give up hope. that was the message from pope francis in mexico. he visited prisoners in the prison and stopped at a u.s. border with mexico today. we have seen firsthand here that the pope generates lots of excitement. last night a public address announcer had to help calm the crowd surrounding the pope in a wheelchair. nobody was hurt but the pope is visibly upset about the incident. alison: let's go ahead and get a check on the roadways around here. jamie sullivan is standing by on traffic watch tonight. jamie? jamie: we are seeing big delays. the good news is not as many crashes. 95 heading southbound as you try to work closer to the occoquan to get to dale city in woodbridge. this is what we have to deal with. the pay to use express lanes are moving well. let's move to the maps and talk about how heavy we are on 95. you drop in the t

cathedral hosted pancake races after noon today pancake day is british tradition and then tonight in arlington a parade is set to get underway at 7 along the streets in collarton and the courthouse area there and before all that good day d.c. headed to bayou bakey southeast d.c. they're getting ready for a bidsy day too coming up in the early morning hours. >> i would like to be part of that. i love food in new orleans. >> still ahead. >> we're keeping an eye on wipt remix and impapingt on the roads. >> let's take a look outside right now as we head to break on this tuesday morning. melanie is out drive around on the left right now and you see the snow out on the roads if frederick country we'll check negative with tucker after the break. let us know what the snow is break. let us know what the snow is like in your area as well. . >> it looks pretty tuck. >> that's impressive. >> hopefully not --. >> is that oxon hill now. >> watching rain, snow mix. transitioned to all snow to parts of area. and we will expect light accumulation around here. >> here's got news, temperatures well above freezin

jen max field reports from north arlington. >> the 150-pound buck was running around outside the charged for the windows forcing the middle one openhwttho its ovls anduthe women say it sounded like a cannon. this photo captures the moment the deer forced the windo open. you can imagine how stunned the office staff was when it leaped over the fernianre and dashed to the student dean's office..she had the presence of mind t slam the door shut, trapping the frightened 1-year-old male deer inside. he ran around in the office scattering papers and banging the wall in a panic. animal control officers tranquilized the deer and wheeled him out of the school wrapped in blankets. >> we have a strict policy for all visitors. this one got by us. >> we heard the kids screaming, then a loud boom like a cannon. like something was shot out of a cannon. this is a first. >> hopefully the last. >>let hope it's the last, yes. >> reporter: according to the animal shelter, the deer will be released in the meadowlands where there's a known deer populati h. either. i'm jen maxfield. >>> from deer to this. you c

. >> and plenty of good tickets available in arlington, apparently. >> i like a little of the baseball hating. it's already beginning before spring season has officially begun. check online abc7ny and of course use your trend ideas, send us the hash tag the trend. >> wouldn't you be reliving that moment over and over and over in your head. that's awesome. fantastic. >>> all right. so what would you think if you boss docked your pay if you skipped your workout. a new study found giving incentive and then threatening participants exercise more. one physician explained that your brains are wired to avoid immediate gratification of getting the money up front. >>> coming up next on eyewitness news first at four, thousands remember former miss new jersey killed in a crash. we have the emotional post from her boyfriend coming up. >>> and before we go to break, we've got another look at the new jersey turnpike. this is in jersey city. a number of people have been there. this is near interchange 14c. there are big delays in both directions happening right thousand. smoking causes 16 different t

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arlington public schools in then area and some other localer schools are thinking about having students they're testingy it with high schoolers tele t commute for snow days much youru snow days would be a thing oful the past.the do we like it? not like it? it? >> i think -- >> what does it mean exactly. i >> is this one of the district c that is everybody has like a laptop or like does the districc give them computers or wers or e assuming that everybody hashat them. >> yes. beu would be assigned ad computer. so let's say like today, right w we know coming up it could be ae iffy day.iffy day. you'd be assigned a computer.ome >> okay. okay. >> and then of course you'dhen f either be getting a hot spot ifs you don't have wi-fi at your y house or for those people who dorking.g. >> taking care of all the acce access. no more snow days.no m wouldn't that be a bummer? a as person who loved snow days you d look forward to it.orwao i >> i don't think you should do s seven hours of instruction orho ythihing like that.of i don't know if i like the ideae of -- flying they got to they g point they

bishop school in arlington. danielle getting them all fired up about the weather. cindy: jumpers in the back. they were jumping. emily: they can't stop. cindy: very excited. emily: we would love to see your wake-up call. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload it in the u-local section of our website. olessa: not bad today but compared to yesterday. cindy: it was a tease yesterday. it was may. it was may weather in the month of february. you look around. there's like a little couple little patches snow. you hear birds. 4. olessa: you think we're confused, the poor birds are nor confused by all this. cindy: take a look at how warm it was yesterday. record high. you can see millis to beverly in the mid 60's. lawrence, fitchburg lower 60's. in boston we were 65. the record was 66. so we came so close. look at this. we're dropping 20 degrees today. in the mid 40's. that is still close to 10 degrees above average. look at the temperatures here right through thursday. we are running above average. so as our next storm system approaches, the temperatures in the 5

we have a heads up for rush hour drivers in arlington. wilson boulevard in roz land between north win and road street closed this due to water main break that knocked out water service to as many as 100 customers yesterday and once the pipe fixed they should be getting service back and good news there that's one way hea heading out of the city or away from the city and that shouldn't --. >> that's good. >> let's see. >> prince george county police investigating a horrific double murder. >> young school teach erin toddler daughter shot and killed if front of their for the washington home. melanie alnwick is live with the latest there. melanie, good morning. >> good morning, prince george county police say that they will have some sort of update for the media sometime this morning. and which is why we're here live now at police headquarter headquarters. and as you mentioned yesterday and most working and getting daughter chloe ready to head off to daycare before nash an take would head to job a first year teacher teaching second grade brad

. >> reporter: we have learnedearlier accident on mass pike involved a pedestrian on arlington street. two lanes are blocked now total traffic network says a there. not serious. in the the center of the screen if you so the smoke tax you can right. kathryn. >> thanks for the update. >>> another breaking story we morning. this is good news amtrak has finally fixed the signal problems that means all trains will go south station today passengers don't have to get off the commuter rail early and switch to the subway. this are still a few delays and cancellation keep it in mind boston.com. >>> our other top store yeas rush to rescue two people after a crash in winthrop. a car hit a parked taxi then got sandwiched between a wall and a fire hydrant. krause had to use the jaws of both men in their 20s were take tope mass general. a-- taken to mass general they only suffered minor injuries. driver will be citeed for running a flashing light other charges are spending. -- pending. >>> manhunt underway he for murder suspect. kenneth man something accused of killing a 36er old woman her body foun

northbound edsall to duke de street 33 miles an hour as you y make your way out that o alexandria.alex arlington typical congestion onn route 1 inbound as well.s wel inner loop five to the wilson bridge 23 miles per hour so bele prepared for that.fo that. a lot of congestion crossing the bridge.bridge. suitland parkway inbound by b naylor jams new york avenuek ene inbound by florida jams.da j and the doug loss bridge is very stack up as you pass through tou south capitol.south capi we got you covered. g you that's your traffic.rraff back to you guys.you guy >> still to come this morningme star intimidating market yet. >> and it could soon cost you cy more to visit the happy yetap place on earth.place on earth you were right, steve. eve i was hoping it was going downod ticket prices.cket pri we'll have details on the new disney ticket prices next.rice x ♪ >>> welcome back. b it is 8:40 right now.ht something that has not happenede in nearly 100 years. y the price of stamps going down. >> okay. >> stamps will decrease two penniei from 49 cents to 47 cents. part of a deal the post office o ranged

arlington county said that ittyt gets as many as 150 calls every day during this time of year for potholes that need attention.enn now, triple a mid atlantic sayss one in five drivers in the areae are going to end up with someh s damage so bad that they do end o up in a repair shop. sho we're talking about either flat tires, or damaged rims or inimsi some cases your car may even mae need a realignment, and thosehoe re there is a real cost to those oe us out there on the roads especially people who can'tple n afford. if you've got a high deductiblei you'll have to eat that cost. c. aaa is really kind of pushing on the local government making surr they fully fund their road road maintenance, bs.na they say the cost to localal governments to fix a pothole is just $32.st32. so a little easier for theea foe government to fix it than foror those of us have to pay for it r out of pocket. pke i want to show you this isou tsi interesting.inte we talk about this a littlethise earlier.. triple a says it may be unavoi unavoidable sometimes to hitblme those potholes.os you don't want to swerve aroundo

fairfax, arlington, prince william and loudon counties had days built into the school calendar. alexandria schools plan to make up the days. d.c. are expanding the school year by one day. montgomery schools are adding two days. prince georges has two days to make up but is waiting to decide what to do. >> let's check the morning commute now. >> good morning, this problem here chopper 4 over beach drive. sounds like we have two different vehicles off of the roadway. one there as you saw. here is the second one off the roadway. be careful, sounds like we could have slick spots. aspen hill road, a pedestrian struck there. delays because of speed restri >>> we're in the 20s and 30s. high today near 48 under mostly cloudy skies. sunny but cold tomorrow highs in the 30s. milder on friday, but nice and warm ovhe both days, saturday and sunday will be dry with temperatures in the low 60s. get ready to enjoy that. >> thank you, chuck. >>> 7:30 now. it's wednesday morning, 17th of february, 2016. hello, crowd. everybody out there bundled up, looking happy. we'll step outside to say hello

have a lot of agenda i have us and people are waiting >> what about the hardy roses report to mark arlington hear from us rose? >> i'll leave it up to mr. rose to determine to make brief remarks on what it is were doing with >> thank you. mr. rose >> harvey rose budget analyst at i will also be brief. we have some issues report to the board separate 23rd 2016. the supervisor cohen has stated, on page 12 of our reports we recommend you amend the proposed ordinance to reiterate the city's intent to create a community facilities district to fund ongoing operating and maintenance costs for the crane co. park and 20 street weather than relying on the city's general fund to support such additional cost. we consider approval of the two proposed resolutions in one proposed ordinance is amended to be policy for the board of supervisors will be happy to respond to any questions. >> with that, supervisor cohen because i just received the amendment are the amendments proposed by mr. rose and yours one and the same are they two different amendment >> they are one and the same >> thank you. supervisor coh

you're with a treatment center here in arlington. what are some of the things people are asking you? we don't have much time left. >> they're asking us where they can get treatment. and they're telling us their stories about their loved ones, struggling with addiction and own supportr groups. a lot of anddren to heroin addiction they're looking for support groups in the community. >> well, i am glad you're here phones!r the 703-236-9220. keep the calls coming. we're open until 6:30. so much to everybody who came in to help us with that tonight. that will do it for abc 7 news at 5:00. but right now at 6:00, the longest-serving supreme court remembered. the stories of those standing in line to pay their final respects. >> show time! >> no question. chilling phone call of a man ordering the murder of his own family member from bars. the horrible act, all caught on video. >> and i was willing to give my life to protect them and they were willing to give their lives to protect me. 71 years after the fight for hiroshima, a special reunion

northbound lanes on arlington from plumb are closed. a lyon county sheriff's deputy is recovering from a gun shot wound to his hand after getting into a shootout with the suspects of a stolen vehicle in the parking lot of the silver springs nugget. authorities say someone in the car shot at the deputy ... at which time he returned fire. one of the suspects was killed ... another injured ... and two more were arrested after running from the scene. police in the bay area are searching for these two men ... 24-year-old domenic sean-lee randolph and 26-year- old dion jermaine randolph vaccaro. investigators say they believe the pair were involved in a fatal shooting at the beverly lodge in lake tahoe last month. dollar reward for information about a home invasion on foster drive near hunter lake drive. they say the attackers could be driving an older white two-door car... with a black stripe down the driver's side door. they're described as hispanic or light skinned black men. one is six feet tall, with a thin build. the other is described