., $57, 54 in gaithersburg and culpeper. weekve a more unsettled ahead with more opportunities of rainfall. i will tell you when, coming up in a few minutes, from the belfort furniture weather center. now, jamee? >> there's wet pavement for the rush hour. leave a little extra time and be careful. quiet right now. an easy start for the workweek. coming across the 14th street bridge with notables on 395. 95, it's nice between fredericksburg and the beltway. looking good in each direction. northeast d.c. has a water main break closing west virginia avenue and mt. olivet rd. near new york avenue in northeast d.c. because of bad water main break. belle glade lanes are open past connecticut avenue. good morning. -- the beltway lanes are open. back to you. >> thank you. we continue to monitor north korea. the u.s. and other countries are watching to see if north korea will go through with threats to launch a missile. >> john gonzalez has been following developments from the satellite center. >> the u.s. is on high alert again this

one-tenth of an inch in gaithersburg. some delays at the airport. reagan national reporting a 30 minute departure delays. a cure to call ahead. the mid-nditions in atlantic and northeast. sunshine off to the west. it will stay cloudy through the rest of today, mid 60's this afternoon. in the 50s tonight. sunshine could be here tomorrow morning. that's the timing, coming up from the belfort furniture weather center in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. investigators have found female dna on one of the bombs used at the finish line of the boston marathon. theagents are looking into widow of tamerlan tsarnaev. they came out of the home with evidence bags. her attorney said she did not know about the bomb plot. the fbi compiled a list of more than a dozen persons of interest. >> the boston marathon bombings were the focus of a counter- terrorism forum in northwest d.c. today police chief cathy lanier was among experts taking part in the event at the washington hotel in northwest. they discussed domestic and international terrorism,, law- enforcem

herndon and reston, you move to the north, gaithersburg, rocksburg, down to gaithersburg, mt. airy and damascus. once again you will probably need the small umbrellas, not the big ones, we're not seeing a lot of wind with it. the smaller ones will work. take a look, see the little spin and swirl in the atmosphere. well, this is an area of low pressure across the coast, combining with high pressure to the north. and that is why we had that easterly flow. we'll continue to see the easterly flow right through the night tonight. more clouds, drizzle and fog as you make your way in through early tomorrow morning. then we start to see something happ happened here. the area of low pressure shifting to the south. tomorrow, clouds, then we'll see sunshine during the afternoon of the then on sunday, the area of high pressure moves down closer to our region. that will move the cloud cover farther to the south. and right now thursday i'm calling warm, even though we'll still be at or below average. warmer than it was during the day today. this evening, areas of drizzle, showers likely, cl

temperature-wise, 57 in gaithersburg, in annapolis, towards huntington. the warm spot, leesburg coming in at 61 degrees, warrenton, too, at 61, the rain all across the region from frederick, right through howard and montgomery county, through the district and down through calvert county, and prince william and stafford county. everybody seeing the light rain, continuing this evening. tonight's temperatures, 54 in d.c., 53 in gaithersburg, martinsburg coming out at 53 degrees, cloud cover, sun then making its way down. temperatures close the 70 degrees in parts of the region. i do think that tomorrow will be warmer, 71 on friday, and right now nice weather as we head into the weekend. even warmer, high of 73 on sunday. >> thank you, doug. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you why the man accused of shooting and killing a florida teen is waiving his right to use a controversial law in his defense. >>> the jury continues deliberations in a horrific case in philadelphia, where a doctor in an abortion clinic is accused of killing four babies after they were born ali

rockville, 79, 78 in gaithersburg, 77 in leesburg, and 74 down to camp springs and huntingtown. storm team four radar is clear here, but as i mentioned, big-time storms to the northwest. you can see the severe thunderstorm watch in the purple, all the way to the east and pittsburgh and down to west virginia. the line of storms is moving our way but it will have a hard time getting here. the same frontal boundary will later move down our way so the nice mild air we have here is going to stay. we'll even get a little warmer in some locations tomorrow. the front comes right across the region, mild air to the north. warm air to the south. there is a chance of showers, maybe a thunderstorm tomorrow. but i'm not expecting anything widespread. still, may need to carry the umbrella around just in case. take a look at the numbers. because of the front, temperatures cooler. 69 in frederick, 70 in gaithersburg, 80 towards fredericksburg and 74 down towards laplata, warming up, 76 thursday, 80 on friday, then we start to get a little cooler as we head into the weekend. high temperatures onl

looking at some other temperatures across the region, 56 at dulles, 54 in gaithersburg and bwi marshall, 55 in hagerstown. 56 in martinsburg. 55 in lexington park. 63.erday we made it up to we stayed very cloudy. our average high for this time of year is 67 degrees. i think we will talk that this afternoon. we should break the 70 degree mark once again. a mild day. you can see warm air is trying to push in from the south and the west. the cool air remains in place across the upper midwest are they still have a huge snowpack, in fact, 95% of the midwest still has snow on the ground. quite a bit of clouds still cross our area this morning. we will get a few sunbreaks this afternoon. our next call front will approach to keep the active weather pattern this week and there's a chance of showers by tomorrow afternoon. today looks pretty cloudy with temperatures in the 70's this afternoon. here comes the cold front. just a few scattered showers expected after the noon hour on wednesday. today, mostly cloudy with patchy morning drizzle possible. that's mostly outside the metro. 70-75 degrees. m

mix.r doppler shows a we have some around the gaithersburg and frederick and then there is steady rain in culpeper, in paige county and blu-ray -- luray. less than 1/4 inch of rain for the day expected. it's wild. 59 degrees. that's the good news. 57 at dulles, and 55 in winchester. are forecast, morning showers and then cloudy skies through the afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 60's. seven-day forecast in a few minutes. now we need to know how the votes are. jamee? >> off to quiet start. lanes open in each direction. no problem, belle glade to and across the 14th street bridge, checking out fine. the main break in northeast d.c. closing the west virginia rd.ue and mtl olivet lanes open. looking good. across the american legion bridge, woodrow wilson bridge, all checking out just fine. back to you. >> thank you. 4:42, 56 degrees. >> of the d.c. touring business is booming, thanks in part >> checking our top stories on this monday morning, rising prices -- intentions on the korean peninsula are not stopping them from taking to the streets to celebrate the birthday of their first

today looks warmer than yesterday. 56 at dulles, 54 in gaithersburg 56 in martinsburg. as you look at the almanac yesterday we only made it to 63. that's cooler than i was thinking. today's average is 67. we should get into on the low to mid 70's. a look at the east. we are starting to warm up again. the bubble of warm air pushing up from the south and west. cold air remains in place across the upper midwest. 90% of the midwest is still under a snowpack. it's cloudy to start today here. in a satellite picture, to break up the clouds already. i think we will get sunshine especially this afternoon. a cold front across the great lakes will be approaching by tomorrow and bringing a chance of showers. what kind of chance and what kind of timing? just clouds and 70 this afternoon. cold front approaching by tomorrow morning. it will fizzle a little as it moves over us. best chance of showers will be after the noon hour. today mostly cloudy with patchy light drizzle possible? . 72 to 76. chance of rain on and off through the better part of the week. warming up by friday. then c

for doug watt of gaithersburg it was his sixth boston marathon. he just crossed the finish line when it happened. >> i heard this boom, turned around and saw smoke. and then we saw the second boom, heard it and saw it. >> reporter: doug's wife was seated in the viewing stand at the finish line, directly across from the explosions. she is too upset to talk. doug said she thought at first it was trouble with the electric timer at the finish line. >> she thought maybe there was an electrical system, when the smoke cleared she realized it was not at the electrical lines. >> it sounded like two canons. >> reporter: she is back in bethesda, hurting from soreness. she finished just before the bomb blasts, fighting exhaustion and running to the finish line, rather than slowing down the last mile. >> had i walked i would probably have been right there when it happened. and that is terrifying to think about. >> reporter: there is no hesitation when i asked if you would return to the marathon. >> i think the race is fantastic, people of boston are fantastic.

fine in the district and 57 degrees. 56 at dulles, 54 in gaithersburg and winchester. the 57 in culpeper. lexington park, 56. throughout much of the week. limited opportunities for sunshine. you'll get some breaks this afternoon especially. mostly dry today. we have a cold front across the midwest. this could pick up some stronger and thunderstorms throughout the ohio river valley this afternoon. the time it arrives here yesterday, it will be just a shower here or there. futurecast showing cloudy conditions. in the '60s and '70s this afternoon. there you see the cold front approaching. for showersunities here and there is through the afternoon on wednesday. ll now.about as mostly cloudy skies today. patchy drizzle this morning in outlying areas. 70-75 degrees this afternoon. much warmer before the weekend arrives. here's jamee. >> a good time to get going. 395 to and across the 14th street bridge into town, lower 14th street and (. there's a closure on pennsylvania avenue getting ready for the d.c. emancipation day parade and festival. closed between 14th street and 12

andrews 55 along with gaithersburg. outside in washington, reagan national now in the foreground there, visibility down thanks to the drizzle and the mist and the temperature 59 degrees with a light rain if you will or a heavy mist. east wind at 13. just a raw midday. much, much better days to come because after today, well, we'll start to break things up. the easterly winds continuing today so the atlantic moisture, you saw it on the satellite and radar, it continues to move toward us. improvement begins tomorrow and it's going to stay nice through the upcoming weekend. underneath the clouds we have 50s here. where the sun is out, new york is 65. out west look at the warm air. st. louis already 80 ahead of a front. if we can get rid of the clouds, we're going to warm up and that's what we're going to do. big storms across parts of the midwest headed toward michigan now. a lot of sun to the west. it's this low level moisture that's just been bugging us. [ no audio ] >>> up' supporting the women of that pal by wearing th

heading to dc silver spring along i-270 gaithersburg and rockville dealing with wet weather as well. so you will need the windshield wipers on heading through the morning. perry hall's temperatures at 52 right now. and the wind will pick up as we go throughout the day as well. and this is what you can expect as we go through time. high temperatures coming in right around 65 degrees with the winds picking up. let's check the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we do have a crash on 95. it involves an overturned car on the southbound lanes near eastbound 195. expect delays in the area. northbound travel will be cleared to downtown baltimore and for those of you use 95 in white marsh there's absolutely nothing to worry about as you make the push down to the fort mchenry tunnel. we have a crash in white marsh along the westbound lanes of route 43 near perry hall. 695 will be clear from parkville up to towson and you want to watch out for the west side of the beltway. it's going get trekkie at interstate 70. a 7ment delay on the outer loop from

the days are still getting longer. 58 degrees which is a comfortable start. 54 degrees in gaithersburg and frederick. you folks in culpeper are getting wet this morning and into fredericksburg. we are seeing the light rain and mist. this will only amount to maybe 1/10 of an inch today. we actually need some of this rain. this is part of a weak system that came from the south west chester day and it will head in through the morning hours. by this afternoon, it will pull out and before to the south and east. the clouds will linger and that will go for the better part of the day. another cold front will approach through the middle of the week. tuesday will be dry but by wednesday, the clouds are back and we could squeeze out a shower then we will have more trade chances into the latter part of the week. morning showers will give way to cloudy skies. cloudy tonight 47-53 degrees and coming up, be extended forecast. >> in parts of the shenandoah valley, there is steady air raid. in silver spring is raining but it is very light. you can see a little dampness on top of the tables but not much

the dulles toll road around the 270 spur, additional delays 270 northbound toward germantown out of gaithersburg and again in clarksburg. reports of an accident on route 28 in rockville, not too much of a problem here. like everything is just fine. back to you. atcoming up bond abc 7 news 5 come a two day care owners freezing serious charges of putting children and lives at risk. >> anne arundel sides of the aisle on the plan for immigration reform. what does this >> two alexandria women facing charges that put both children'' safety at risk. collected down 7 children under the age of two in one s u b without wearing seat belts -- in one suv. stephen tschida doing this more with that disturbing revelation. >> they sought toddlers and bouncing around unrestrained in an suv. we went to the day care and the door was open. there was a foul stench emanating from inside, the stench of excrement. despite this, the city of alexandria and forms that this was indeed a legal day care. when we arrived, we found a partially open door covered in warnings for parents. a woman whose edge was a neighbor tore dow

we're now at 71 in washington, 73 in gaithersburg. 77 for those of you in leesburg, manassas, and la plata, 7:00, we're pleasant, 70, not too cold as we get to the 11:00 hour as well, tonight. temperature at 11:00 will be around 63 degrees, starting off the wednesday. comfortable start, but there could be some areas of fog. temperatures tomorrow morning between 55 and 60 degrees. by the afternoon, we're looking at temperatures ranging from 70 degrees for areas in northern maryland. and then around 80 down in portions of virginia and southern maryland. and you could be dealing with a shower, mainly tomorrow afternoon, maybe even a rumble of thunder for those of you around culpeper, fredericksburg, and charlottesville. frederick hitting 69, culpeper, 70. here is the allergy forecast, ash, birch, elm and pine, the allergy forecast is continuing to be high through the rest of the week. tomorrow, the forecast, 73, 30% chance of an afternoon shower. thursday, mix of clouds, sun, 80 on friday, rain arrives later in the day. a breezy day, a mild day, 60 degrees saturday and sunday, maybe rai

it before in gaithersburg. we will make it into the low to mid 70's. a chance of showers and even some thu >>> from here in new york and times square quick look at america's weather. now back to boston with george and josh. >> thank you, sam. we'll be right back with more special coverage of the terror at the boston marathon. what you need to know about talking to your kids about the new fear factor in america this morning. ♪ just one flea can bite your pet 400 times a day! and fleas and ticks don't travel alone. your pets may be under attack... ...if they're not protected by sentry® fiproguard® max! fiproguard® max kills fleas and ticks so fast... ...they start dying in just minutes. it even prevents more fleas from biting than frontline® plus or k9 advantix® ii. so pets win the war against fleas and ticks... ...with sentry® fiproguard® max. like frontline® brand products, fiproguard® products contain the active ingredient fipronil. find fiproguard® at these pet specialty retailers. you're always on, so we're always ready. tyson grilled &

it's still fairly comfortable outside, 67 right now at dc, 63 at gaithersburg, culpepper at 70 degrees this hour, 64 in martinburg, baltimore at 65 and dulles at 66 degrees. the winds are light and will remain that way so nothing happening at all in the windd department. but the jet stream is allowing cooler air over the west. so the south the opposite butut the jet stream is to north so we're getting a southerly flowly into the mid section of the country where temperatures are boosted a bit and for us we're getting a west flow.low. so we'll stay in the warm sector and that is just going to increase as we head through the next seven days. so we'll get a nice temperature rise out of all of this. here is a look at what's happening, a couple of major systems. one moving its way heading intot the upper midwest, a cek k second one to the sound. that will push to the north alone the the coast. you'll see a development of a low pressure system. then as far as the west, we'll see a pretty strong front systet as we head to the later part of the week which we'll set us for thunderstorms.th we ha

up to 77 in manassas and leesburg and 75 in gaithersburg. what that means for the rest of the week and the weekend. >> we are always there for you at wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> only on 9, a local man learned what it's like to save a life. the cool thing is, it's something almost anyone can do. >> andrea mccarren brings us a preview of what is coming up tonight at 11:00. >> an emotional meeting in massachusetts. two strangers, each giving the other an unforgettable gift. >> thank you for saving my life. >> it took my breath away. it's one of the nicest things someone has said to me. i didn't realize how sick she was. one, two, three. >> let's back up a moment and retrace the remarkable path that brought them together. joe robinson, a bethesda family man, joined the national bone marrow registry at a local synagogue's donor drive ten years ago and didn't give it another thought. >> thanks to joe, i'm alive. he gave me my world back. >> tonight at 11:00, how one man's life saving journey proved to be lif

easton down to 50 now with 55 degrees in hagerstown and 54 in gaithersburg. monika samtani, good morning. >> good morning, howard. good morning, everybody. epans participation -- emancipation day parade begins in a few hours. we have normal parking restrictions in the district and also normal flow of traffic in materials of the reversible lanes as well traveling in and out of the district this morning and this afternoon. so keep that in mind. if you're planning to head over on the interstates and around town, let's show you a couple of live pictures. no issues to report right now on 395 north of duke street. as you can see, just a bit of volume building. it looks pretty much the same on 95 in springfield heading up from route 644. there are no issues on the beltway between tysons, springfield and alexandria. a live look on the other side of town. no issues here on the beltway in college park. we'll end with a live look northbound georgia avenue at university boulevard. utility work in place this morning. back to you guys. >> thank you, monika. >>> as you migh

genet from gaithersburg, maryland, a democrat. good morning. caller: it's janet. i believe he should be held as an enemy combatants. it was clearly an act of war with the bombs. the older b had islic rants on . he went abroad six months probably to get training from someone. this was an act of war. his mother said the older brother had beenolvenv in religious political stuff for five years. she did not know beyond that. had bombs to kill us and came to this country to kill us. we need to get the information for future attacks, if they had any other people involved. one of the people in the newspaper, one of the victim's, i read on sunday that he could identify the person that put the bag back down, because he saw him right before he was injured. i read that in a newspaper on sunday. , we need thents information. we are at war and they are guilty. .bsolutely enemy combatants host: here is the american civil liberties union releasing a statement on this subject on saturday. that's the american civil liberties union. we will be discussing this issue and taking your c

us fromeve is joining gaithersburg, maryland. retired navy. , thanks verytary much. i was impressed to hear all these activities that were underway. i want to give a quick shout out in the mississippi area. i've got a brother that is down at the center come a and his mary o'keefeof the center in ocean springs. i am sure they would love to have you down there. and i appreciate that, having lived most of my life in mississippi and that being one of the real crown jewels of science and technology that we have in this country. unfortunately, this job keeps me here and on the road and i don't get to spend much time in mississippi anymore, but please tell them i said hey, and up the incredibly good work. host: where are the major naval bases here in the u.s.? guest: we have full concentrations in norfolk, they have been roads area, san diego, california, puget sound, washington state. those are the three largest. but there are also went in whole ie and pearl harbor. aii, the are once in haw harbor, luger and, california, camp pendleton. and then we have smaller bases all a

host: a caller from gaithersburg, maryland. my main issue, the argument in regards to the individual's constitutional right, the one who is being held. a reminder of the movie scene with denzel washington. they met bruce willis in a corner and they were discussing, are we going to make the terrorist whein? now, just last week there was an argument about the second amendment. there were those, the marco noio's and ted cruz's, arguing. the circumstances may not be in but we that we like, can't pick and choose which constitutional rights apply to the american people. what: i would say that this report says, it's important back to warnings issued by the founding fathers, it is important that the american people always remain diligent in terms of being aware of our protection of our civil liberties. that was why the task force felt that the issuance of this report was important and necessary. host: the report is 577 pages and is available on the constitution website. you can also link to it through c-span's "washington journal" at d

situation is in gaithersburg. quint orchard road. you will notice that the left lane is blocked by a crash there. again, heavy delays. >> thanks, danella. another damp start to the day. your forecast next. >>> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing scattered sprinkles and a little bit of patchy drizzle around much of the region on this tuesday morning. it will be will be with us through noontime. smaller chance of an isolated sprinkle here and there. then some sun back. wednesday, hers, friday, partly cloudy and highs near 70. sunny over the weekend. highs near 70 again. mild into monday. >> thanks, tom. you can get latest news, traffic and weather any time on nbcwashington.com. >>> 8:30 now on a tuesday morning. it's also the 30th day of april 2013. a breezy one here in new york city. a nice crowd gathered on our plaza. not as breezy as it could be down in atlanta, the headquarters of the weather channel where they have an interesting thing going on. they are looking for a million people to tweet with the hash tag "tornado week."

host: steve is joining us from gaithersburg, maryland. retired navy. good morning. caller: secretary, thanks very much. i was impressed to hear all these activities that were underway. i want to give a quick shout out in the mississippi area. i've got a brother that is down at the center come a and his wife is head of the mary o'keefe center in ocean springs. i am sure they would love to have you down there. guest: yep, and i appreciate that, having lived most of my life in mississippi and that being one of the real crown jewels of science and unfortunately, this job keeps me here and on the road and i don't get to spend much time in mississippi tell them i please said hey, and up the incredibly good work. host: where are the major naval bases here in the u.s.? guest: we have full concentrations in norfolk, they have been roads area, san diego, california, puget sound, washington state. those are the three largest. but there are also ones in hawaii, the harbor, luger and, california, camp pendleton. basesen we have smaller all around the country. our shipyards -- th