what did you find in west virginia was perpetuating the cycle of poverty? >> we tend to think of poverty in terms of metrics of income and wealth. there are cycles. i think that the better metric of child poverty is how many books are in the home, how often you are hugged or read to. there we have situations with 20% of kids born in west virginia are born with drugs or alcohol in the system. often kids are having kids, bad for the mum and child. in a situation of hopelessness, people self-medicate with substances. they get arrested. and with a criminal record they are less employable, there's fewerons, and there's a -- few jobs around and there's an miasma of hopelessness. there's poverty in west virginia or africa or asia, it's a sense of despair, and self destructive behaviours that make that self-fulfilling. you have break-in about this so often that the path to escape is education. the path to scep is education, it's a foundation, it's not the end all. it was with education, you can start thinking for itself. you can build the strategy for life. that is

they're taking on fifth-seeded west virginia. that west virginia defense could cause problems tonight for the terps. tonight the terps will try to handle the pressure of west virginia. >> to execute better, fast break, when they're pushing the ball. that will be key for us. >> you can't sit back and gerbil around it, you need to attack it -- dribble around it, you need to attack it. robert: the style of play is not something the terps have seen all year or had a lot of time to prepare for. >> we have different things we do that we have done so -- that time of year, you just give guy some information and prepare them for certain things and hopefully you play well. >> we like to call our sets, get our guys going. that's what we try to do. >> if we can control the tempo of the game, we have a good chance of winning. the challenge for us will be to recognize when we have an advantage. robert: uva had problems today against michigan state. travis was the difference for the spartans. given michigan state a 52-44 lead. virginia loses 60

they will play sunday against west virginia. west virginia will be tough. west virginia is very athletic and they will run the floor. they are very quick. leon: just as close, last possession? tim: absolutely, melo will have to have a great game. leon: the d.c. streetcar project, is it ready to roll after delays and safety concerns? a new review says yes. a study was conducted that found no safety problems. the association gave them a list of things to complete before launch, including operations and staff training. some still doubt the project will ever happen. there is a new perk for amazon prime users. you can get a delivery within an hour. there is a convenience fee of eight dollars. it is only available in baltimore, manhattan, and miami. >> we have opened a new operation. we are hiring 1000 full-time people. it's powered by those new operations in baltimore. we are offering one hour delivery on tens of thousands of daily essentials for prime members. if you are heading off to work and realize you are out of toothpaste, we can get that to you in an hou

kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. for chris webber len elmore lewis johnson, marv albert good night from cleveland. tune in to tbs right now for xavier and arizona. right here we will send you to our studio after these messages. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?an anthpren sprint was like 'so you n d spend ne sy on stu u you want'. but,e ahave all the stuff. we're rich.wh whe wearwen veinn going? baa basketball game. sports soeo pe eople are stupid ric fothstreofst of us, there's rint. brg yo vyo v v izonbibi turn in your o pne anwecu'lcuurt your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatevert scosts for yotoe come to sprint. the real question that nds

virginia. >> reporter: captain denver weaver says she's fought tough battles in the west virginia national guard. >> i think i'm pretty tough. i've seen some stuff, and i had my breaking point in afghanistan. >> reporter: but the real battle she says when she returned home to charleston west virginia. >> the inappropriate conversation that's were very lewd and sexual in nature that he would send me. >> reporter: uncomfortable private facebook messages from her high ranking boss. she says she tried to avoid him until one day he ordered her into his office. >> he said, captain if you repeat one word i say in here to anyone i will [ bleep ] kill you. do you understand me? >> reporter: frightened he could destroy her career, weaver says she went to the one woman she felt she could trust lieutenant colonel teresa james one of the highest ranking women inside the west virginia national guard. >> she is a fast tracker. >> reporter: but what captain weaver did not know -- >> i was like, oh, my god, he's going to do the same thing to her he did to me. >> she had a secret about the very same man. >>

that stretches into the panhandle of west virginia. right now snowing along 81 from hagerstown down to martinsburg. very light snow farther south of there toward winchester. and this will continue to move our way here through the morning, but we won't get a lot of the accumulating snow until late morning into the afternoon because look at our temperatures, they're still well above freezing. hagerstown at 33 near 40 in washington. total amounts of snow by the time this tapers off tonight, 4 to 6 inches metro area, southern suburbs. farther north and west, all the way into the mountain 6 to 8 inch amounts will be common. we'll be looking at the hour by hour changes on the way and timing that's coming up next weather and traffic on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of the mix.\on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some on the 1st at 5:11. chuck bell is seeing some of ton the 1st at 5:11. ch >> reporter: we're on i-70 going west. the temperature in the last five minutes has gone from 34 down to 31 degrees and we have absolutely

with that, i thank you. >> thank our collect from west virginia for his tremendous leadership. if we do not win the battle today, we will win the war. the thing is, we ought to just pass it on its merits as he explained. let me turn now to the head of the energy committee, someone who truly is committed to and all of the above energy approach and demonstrates that leadership on all of the above approach every day in his body and certainly in her leadership of the energy committee. and that is by she speaks on this issue in a way that really everyone should listen to, whether you think it should be fossil fuel, renewables, this is a senator who has supported all of these and i think she has great credibility. i will turn to my colleague from alaska. senator: i think my friend and colleague for your leadership. -- i think my friend and colleague for your leadership. it just seems inconceivable that six plus years, 2350 days, since the company seeking to build the xl first submitted its cross border permit application. it is almost inconceivable. i think my calling from west virgi

it is sticking here in charles town west virginia. this photo posted by katherine. both yoersurs and we will share. on the weather deck amelia segal segal. the it will change to snow by noontime. continuing to snow in the afternoon hours. we'll get the heaviest between noon to right around 4:00 to 5:00. and then quickly tapers off. a meal wra seea segal is looking at the temperatures that will play a key role. >> reporter: absolutely. temperatures will slowly fall. if you didn't know any better, it's like a spring morning out here. birds are chirping. 37 degrees outside of our studios. but you can see we'll fall over the next hour. down to 36 in washington. most of the suburbs at that point right around freezing. bya.m., everybody, just about everybody, is at or below freezing. and 1:00 in the afternoon, this is when we think there will be heavy snow really starting to pile up. temperatures in gaithersburg, frederick, hagerstown martinsburg, mid to upper 20s. washington still away 30. as we get into the evening hour will is this is when the snow is winding down 24 i

neighbors helping neighbors -- the west virginia way. but this is a stark reminder of the impact that misguided federal policies can have on the lives of real people. anticoal policies impact more than miners and their families. in west virginia, the attack on coal mines reduces revenues for education programs roads and other public services. higher utility prices caused by overregulation mean fewer jobs in energy intensive manufacturing. and, sadly lower-income families and senior citizens who live on fixed incomes are disproportionately impacted by higher energy costs. as chairman of the subcommittee on clean air and nuclear safety i will lead the fight against excessive government regulation that has been devastating my state. there are many areas of energy policy where we can find common ground. while the proposed e.p.a. greenhouse gas standards are misguided, we should continue to make the use of fossil fuel cleaner and more efficient. we must continue to support important research at morgantown's national energy technology lab and

it's sleet in west virginia and ohio. getting a few scattered flurries and patches of gray in the storm team radar in howard frederick. here western loudoun few flurries trying to reach the ground. it's not the main event. a big area under winter weather advisory. northern and eastern western virginia the metro area and maryland for the afternoon hours. that's when we'll likely see it moving through. the cold morning down to the low to mid 20s now. what melted overnight has frozen up. we have dry pavement. there's nebraska avenue live view from our tower cam this morning. patchy ice on sidewalks. watch out for that on the sleet and icing. a little bit of snow in the afternoon. a greater chance for accumulating snow coming in on thursday. look at the drive time forecast coming up at 6:11. speaking of driving this morning. we have a breaking backup. >> big backup now southbound bw parkway as you approach the beltway. chopper 4 over the scene now. take a look at this. all the headlights headed southbound. we have a four mile

it's sleet in west virginia and ohio. getting a few scattered flurries and patches of gray in the storm team radar in howard frederick. here western loudoun few flurries trying to reach the ground. it's not the main event. a big area under winter weather advisory. northern and eastern western virginia the metro area and maryland for the afternoon hours. that's when we'll likely see it moving through. the cold morning down to the low to mid 20s now. what melted overnight has frozen up. we have dry

mckinny of west virginia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 138, the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mckinley, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from west virginia. mr. mckinley: thank you mr. chairman. this amendment is simple. it ensures that members of the science advisory board do not receive grants from the e.p.a. or enter into contracts with the e.p.a. additionally this amendment prohibits advisory board members from receiving e.p.a. funds for three years after the individual is no longer a board member. this amendment and this bill are about fairness and transparency. members of the science advisory board should be independent and impartial, they should not be swayed by possibility of receiving funds from the e.p.a. for their work. just as members of congress are banned from lobbying for a period of time after leafing office, members of the science advisory board should be barred from receiving grants after they leave the board. board members

right now getting scattered sprinkles an drizzle around much of virginia maryland and west virginia. it will be with us here for the morning hours. and temperatures are hovering in the 40s from the mountains all the way to the bay. reagan national now is at 48 degrees. p i took this picture about 2:00 this morning northern montgomery county there was dense fog there, visibility about a quarter of a mile. and monday pry county as well as howard and in loudoun under a dense fog advisory until 10:00 as well as frederick, washington panhandle of west virginia where the visibilities are going to be down under a quarter of a mile in a few spots. so watch out, slow down, use your low beams. if you encounter some dense fog. and rain will b coming back in by later this morning. this leading edge of this next batch of rain now into southern west virginia, that will be in the metro around about 8:00 this morning. a look at a big change in our drive time commute forecast for the morning and afternoon coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. >>> we're seeing fog on the cameras. i'll

rest of northern virginia panhandle of west virginia, areas just north of washington including northern prince george's county, montgomery and into howard and frederick into the afternoon hours. chuck bell is joining us live now. are you seeing any sleet? >> reporter: so far not a single sleet pellet has been seen or heard. we're keeping an eye on it, though. we have the radar punched up. we're driving north as quickly as we can get there safely of course. maintaining our safe speeds on wet roads first thing this morning. and you should do the same because it's just wet for now but as we've been talking about, the opportunity for roads to freeze up by later this morning and into this afternoon is a real possibility. so you want to take it extra slow. if you get a sleet or snow report send to me @chuckbell4. and we'll be himself picking up potential for storm names, as well. yesterday i think we were snow-done with it all. so that's what we have so far. we'll continue our trip northbound on 270 here. should be in frederick in the next 30 to 40 minutes. for now traffic with melissa. sdl >

last year, i hosted a forum at west virginia state university to discuss how we could help in west virginia in combating human trafficking. the event was very well attended and featured law enforcement avid cavities, academics and state lawmakers. i've also supported several bills when i was in if the house of representatives to end this crime. it is absolutely monstrous to consider the sexual exploitation of a human being especially a child. we must stand up for those voices who have been silenced and say no more. while in large numbers trafficking occurs in west virginia's small communities in towns, in our hotels and truck stops, in our schools and on line. several things contribute to trafficking in the mountain state. we have quite a few interstates running in and around, high-poverty areas and unemployment rates. we also have a drug epidemic that contributes to this problem. i'm working in a bipartisan way with senator joe donnelly to address this drug epidemic but we must also say no more to this shameful crime. the justice for victims of trafficking act will make it easier for law e

kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. that's the biggest loss in the history of the ncaa. i would think among them. so a look at saturday night's game. it will be seen on tbs at 8:49. it will be kentucky going up against notre dame. final score. kentucky 78 and west virginia 39. for chris webber len elmore lewis johnson, marv albert good night from cleveland. tune in to tbs right now for xavier and arizona. right here we will send you to our studio after these messages. when sprint told us that they'd cut our verizon bill in half we were like 'why?' and they were all 'to save you money on your rate plan' and i was like 'why?an anthpren sprint was like 'so you n d spend ne sy on stu u you want'. but,e ahave all the stuff. we're rich.wh whe wearwen veinn going? baa basketball game. sports soeo pe eople are stupid ric fothstreofst of us, there's rint. brg yo vyo v v izonbibi turn in your o pne anwecu'lcuurt your rate plan in half. switch now and we'll pay whatevert scosts for yotoe come to sprint. the real question that nds

western maryland, panhandle of west virginia, snow developing. the winter weather advisory goes into effect at 7:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the morning monday. i suspect that will cancel out earlier. the liver, to the west, the winter weather advisory starts earlier, 4:00 in the morning. western maryland, this is where you need to watch out. this is where we look for the snow to develop. these are four-hour increments. this computer model, noon time, everything in pink and freezing rain. the blue is snow. northern montgomery county frederick county, washington county, gary county, allegheny county, those of areas that will likelyee snowfall before changes over to freezing rain. 4:00 in the afternoon, not quite out of here. 8:00 tomorrow night, the rain mixing with sleet.

i'm pretty well prepared. >> hope the terps are prepared west virginia is known for speeding things up. 40 minutes of pressure something maryland admits it hasn't seen all season. in columbus carol maloney, news4 sports. >>> thanks carol. >>> elsewhere georgetown knocked out of the round of 32 by utah. the utes they just shot the lights oigts, over 57% from behind the arc. utah sentence georgetownhome with a loss. for the seniors, this game will be tough to get over. >> you know our message for them just remember -- it's the worst feeling i've ever felt. you don't want this feeling. they can use that for motivation next year. >> it's heartbreaking. this team we had a lot of high expectations with this team coming in a good upper class, good underclass coming in all year. the team stuck together. we fought through tough times, and it's sad the season comes to an end. >>> mike lonergan's colonials are with top-seeded temple today. they're trying to bring him back the freshman with the corner three-pointer, and then driving to the bucket, 2 of his 15 points. gp within five. temple though

it includes the counties in purple east and west virginia. later this morning and all the way into this evening this winter weather advisory mainly for sleet and light icing. right now the storm team 4 radar showing a little bit that have going on. some snow and sleet here in ohio indiana, illinois. this is heading off to the east. leading edge showing up on the storm team 4 radar is a few scattered flurries -- these are trying to reach the ground as well as shenandoah valley and farther to the west pan handle from frederick. here is the timing on the more potent part coming in around noontime. maybe some snow and sleet that may be causing icing. and snow and sleet moves into the immediate metro area about 1:00 or 2:00. it tracks to the east. and very light. and maybe light icing after that around 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. that in the pink zone that continues. and the green zone is light rain that may switch to light rain during the early part of the evening. by 8:00 most is over and we're going get a temporary reprieve and more rain moves in as much

winter weather advisories now posted for frederick county virginia, panhandle of west virginia. washington county, winter storm potential for you. snow begins between 2:00 and 5:00 tomorrow morning. wet snow and rain and a rain/snow mix through the morning hours. roads could be slushy. temperatures low to mid-30s right now in most of the suburbs. 40s by noon. low 50s for highs this afternoon. increasing cloud cover. and again highs today mostly in the 50s. as far as how much snow we may have a couple of slushy inches are a possibility. that map coming up at 5:21. >>> right now still have this rob in silver spring because of the overnight fire a the a business there. northbound georgia avenue still closed between wap avenue and thayer. alternate instead of georgia, you can take fenton street and get around this. hopefully those lanes will be reopened in the next hour or so. beltway at river road, everything flowing nicely there. all these folks headed around the outer loop. 66 into and out of town, and also 95 looking quite good this morning. beltway at branch avenue, no problems

hearst new york, second and third west virginia. the upper grade -- gbrigrade was shorthanded that they. they are moving on to the nation. there are three trains loaded with applied. 120,000 rations, equipment medical supplies -- everything lee's army needs. you pictures are taken by timothy o'sullivan in the late summer of 1865. the second new york advancing on the station first. there is a young fella right here named fred blodgett who was 16 years old but the veteran of a dozen bottles and writes out and pulls out his serve all over -- pulls out his revolver and you know what he said? hands up. the trains are captured. they will not leave the train right there. they will try to get him down the track. it is a volunteer army. they have previous occupations before joining the army. some of them have worked on the railroad and start to move the trains out of the area. send some artillery shells start to fall on the area of the station. where are they coming from? coming from the command of this guy here, rubin lyndsay walker from vi

charleston, west virginia right now 67 degrees. so the warmth not that far away but we've got the cold in place thanks to the appalachians. our day planner, lots of clouds. upper 40s by 3:00. 6:00, 7:00 probably get the high around 52. we're going to stay in the 40s to around 50 tonight. tomorrow spring like, 70s, showers, storms. aim have more on take coming up in a few minutes. mike, back to you. >> thank you, howward. >>> coming up on wusa9, a megamerger in the food and beverage industry. a $36 billion. >> plus, show me the money. we'll tell but a new >>> clara barton, one of the names part of the campaign to bring a female face to u.s. currency. the website called women on 20s allowed people to vote for their favorite candidate. the goal of the campaign is to have a female face on the $ten bill by the -- $20 bill by the year 2020. >>> of course it's tax time. people who work for the federal government owe more than $3 billion in backtaxes from last year. according to the i.r.s., workers at the department of housing and urban de

west virginia. snowfall amounts in and around the metro a coating to maybe as much as an inch or two around the immediate metropolitan area. one to three fairfax, loudon most of montgomery county. a solid chance for three to four inches across northern maryland. next four day, 50s today. 30s, near 40 tomorrow. 60 saturday. whatever snowmen you can make, ain't going to make it for long. >>> breaking news now out of tunisia regarding that massacre at the museum yesterday. officials saying the islamic state is claiming responsibility for that mass shooting. this as the death toll rises. 23 people confirmed dead. 18 are foreign tourists. 5 tunisians. two gunmen killed here but police saying they have nine people in custody in connection to the shooting. the shooter opened fire on buses as tourists walked to the bardo museum and then went inside and shot up the inside of the museum. two spanish tourists that had been hiding there all night long were found inside that museum. aaron? other big news from ov

now the focus is on west virginia. but not everything that is happened here has been put in the rear view. just one game. but so many lessons learned. >> kind of realize once you won that game how devastated the other team is for losing that. that game. so you really got to take every game one game at a time and really play your hardest. >> we have a lot of guys to step up and make plays when we need it. we're a really deep team and that's good for tournament like this. >> can't sleep on anybody. everybody comes to play. doesn't matter the conference or what your record was. everybody east just playing the same play for one common goal. >> the common goal for tonight, rest up. west virginia known for schooling teams in the art of full court pressure. but the terps say they're ready. carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> thank you, carol. college park maryland women in the tournament against new mexico state. pick it up in the first half. leading by 3. remember the name brianna jones with herself a ball game. battling down l

virginia moves on. west virginia still alive. while in baseball, scherzer goes to the max for the nationals against houston. wait until you see this as abc maureen: a man convicted of sexually assaulting five men may have more victims. court documents obtained by "the washington post" say as many as 30 men may have been assaulted. sentencing for joey poindexter began today. it will conclude next month. police say the 40-year-old man found drunk men at a beer pong tournament, too many them home and raped them. he could be sentenced up to 200 years in prison. abc 7 is covering metro as weekend riders face delays on the rails because of construction. starting at 10:00 tonight, trains will run every 18 minutes on the orange, silver, blue and yellow lines. the yellow line will not run north of mount vernon square. metro service returns to normal on monday morning. the first day of spring brought a wintry mess to parts of our area but after a string of warm days did not accumulate, the school and federal government opened on time. why

anywhere from louisiana to mississippi and into west virginia. new york city your temperatures take a nose dive with snowfall expected throughout the course of the day. look at the temperature contrast. jacksonville florida, compared to chicago. upwards of 70 degrees. back to you. >>> derek, thanks for that. the family of the unarmed black teenager whose shooting death by police setting off unrest in ferguson, missouri is set to speak out at a news conference in ferguson. for the first time we hear their reaction to the justice department decision not to bring criminal charges against the officer darren wilson who shot michael brown. the evidence does not support bringing any charges at all. michael brown's family will also no doubt have something to say about the blistering report from the justice department. the 102-page document which states discrimination by the police department in ferguson missouri. we have new reaction from the mayor of that city. sara sidner is in ferguson. >> reporter: ferguson mayor responding to the scathing report by

. >>> five over four as west virginia takes down maryland. devin williams leading his team with 16 points and 10 rebounds. maryland's leading scorer, melo trimble accidentally gets kicked in the head by a teammate with eight minutes left to play. he'll watch the rest of the game from the sidelines, west virginia dances with a 69-59 win. here are your final 16 teams. in the midwest, kentucky, west virginia, notre dame and wichita state. in the west, wisconsin, unc, xavier and arizona. and in the east, n.c. state, louisville, oklahoma, michigan state. and in the south duke, utah, ucla and gonzaga. the games begin again on thursday. >>> russia is threatening denmark with a nuclear attack. in a newspaper interview, the russian ambassador to denmark warned if a country joins nato's missile defense shield, denmark's navy will become a target for russian nuclear missiles. the russian ambassador is quoted as saying "denmark would be part of the threat against russia. it would be less peaceful and relations with russia will suffer. it is, of course, y

plows hit the road in west virginia overnight as snow quickly accumulated on the ground. just yesterday, parts of the state had flooded roads and mudslides after heavy downpours. up to a foot of snow expected today, officials issued a state of emergency. >> i have never seen it like this. >> reporter: there's a similar soggy story playing out in parts of kentucky. >> i hope the snow moves in quicker than they anticipate to slow down the water flow. >> reporter: it could be winter's final punch of the season expected to bring snow and ice in texas. >> try to plan the flattest route with the fewest turns and the fewest areas where you could get in trouble. >> travel in arkansas could be so tricky, police plan to use military hummers to get around. >> gives us the dimension to be able to serve the community and get places where we may not be able to get normally when the conditions like this get bad up there. >> cities like washington, d.c. and philadelphia could get six inches of snow. in new york city, people could see four inches. in boston, if more than two inches fall,

up towards the virginia west virginia panhandle. get a little snow stick on the road surfaces. and it is snowing as far south as warren ton. we just got a report on twitter. twoilt ter and facebook has been reaching out to me and here in town. we have snow mixing in. and look at the temperature. 41. 41 in gaithersbhurg and this is less traveled road and there is some snow on the road as well. >> watch this to the west. south of town, even if we see a little bit of snow. not likely to accumulate much more than a trace. >> let me show you real quickly. snowfall totals. anal three to as much as six. high her elevations. north and west. larry. >> okay. mike and andrea. >> all right. >> talking about those areas. north and west of the district. we go to delia. >> she has seen this. what does it look like now? >> reporter: pretty remarkable. we are hours away from spring and here we are in the midst of a snow event here in frederick. and some significant snow. we are only seeing accumulation on the grassy surfaces and some parked cars we have seen and take a look at route 85, market

is 9-2 against john caliparri and west virginia hopes that wild chaotic press works against kentucky. >> why wouldn't it? you know, we've been playing this way all year. we've had success against everybody. no matter what style and what type of players they had. that's the only way we play and it's just up to us to make it work. tim: all right. in pro basketball, the wizards are in a free fall and it is about -- it's absolutely the wrong time. they have 10 games left in the regular season. they're out against the warriors monday. they just quit. blew a 10 point fourth quarter lead last night against the pacers and how about the head coach randy wittman. as soon as george hill scored at indiana, randy was walking off. his team isn't expecting miracles right now. four losses in a row. he didn't even stick around and the wizards are searching for answers as the season starts to wind down. >> we've been consistent with being inconsistent. and we're kicking ourselves. and we got to do a better job. but it starts individually with seeing what you can do better. tim: better give them a bett

west virginia did that. they forced 23 turnovers against maryland. melo trimble took a tremendous shot on a screen. when all said and done, dez wells wants everyone to know this maryland basketball season was special. >> we far exceeded anybody's expectations for us this year. and these guys they have heart. and determination, you know and willingness to work for us. i'm happy for those guys. i wish we could have gone further. tim: west virginia moves on to play number one ranked kentucky in the sweet 16. how do they match up? not very well. but you can take this to the bank. the mountaineers will still try to cause havoc with the wildcats. biggest difference is kentucky will throw it over the top and not have as many turnovers as maryland did. our play of the day comes from soccer. liverpool against manchester united. maria chips ahead and watch juan matta flips it backwards and drills the kick far corner. bingo, goal! saucy, spicy spine tackling soccer. our play of the day. and finally now hear this. the atlantic coast conference has five teams lef

he lives in west virginia and has three children. he's the son of a cuban refugee and vietnam veteran. alex grew up with a deep sense of appreciation for the american ideals of individual freedom and personal responsibility and that mr. speaker, is what makes him a great member of the house budget committee. i yield the floor. moon moon thank you -- mr. mooney: thank you. thank you mr. speaker, and my colleague, congressman rokita, for arranging this special order to talk about the house budget released today titled, a balanced budget for a stronger america. as a freshman member of the house budget committee and the representative of west virginia on the committee, i worked to deliver on west virginian priorities in the house budget. the first of these priorities is to balance the federal budget. it is totally unacceptable for west virginians and all americans to live within their means while the federal government allows spending and debt to run rampant. while the house budget released today is not perfect, it balances unlike the pr

the area in green scattered showers, northern virginia west virginia much of maryland by 5:00 p.m. it tracks to the east and begins to tamper off. might have a rumble of thunder. that's late afternoon and early evening. by 10:00 clouds begin to break up and we'll begin to clear out. keep up with the radar with the storm team 4 weather app. a chill in the air. upper 30s most of the metro area to near 40s and farther to the southwest and southwest locations near freezing this morning. most spots are above freezing in the 40s. look at the gorgeous sky over the shenandoah valley. this was yesterday afternoon. a viewer taking this overlooking that part of the valley. absolutely gorgeous. post your photographs on twitter and facebook. tomorrow the low out of this afternoon with the showers coming through, we'll have blustery winds, too. those winds diminish and then tomorrow in the upper 50s during the afternoon with bright sunshine and a lighter wind. and then on thursday sunny and that's when the mild air arrives. up near 70 degrees on thursday afternoon. friday too, up near 70. but a

west virginia, moving into west most maryland. matter every time before a winter weather advisory take effect generally go into effect at 3:00 p.m. today b the snow starts to pick up. walking through the future ear wet for cast, notice the time stamp, kick it off at 3:00 p.m. some might see few flakes sooner than, that but generally gets underway, whole region will be encompassed when this. so snow, sleet notice how the rain trying to take over, that's because it is all courtesy after warmfront. soap it does look like you're going see everybody see it all turn over to rain with some breaks along the way but there will be periods of off and on rain and drizzle any time tomorrow. and then we've got to get the colds front through, and it looks as though we'll have to ends it all off with some snow. so multi day event get started this afternoon meanwhile, we're at 25 degrees at philadelphia international for now, spec to go climb about another 10 degrees before it is all said and done. what starts off quietly jessica, will ends very i

we have snow and ice covered roads from memphis to little rock up through kentucky now through west virginia. p t. white on the map is snow that's now through memphis it is snowing. snowing in nashville. back up to the north we're watch that snow changing over in areas just like outside of d.c. just

but west virginia was the better team last night. no question about it. and now the terps have all their memories. >> unbelievable year. and you know it's -- i just wanted to thank them for giving me a great ride this year. and a year ago today, i wasn't in a very good place. and today i'm in a great place because of that group in there. tim: mark turgeon. all the attention in college park turns to the maryland women. they've won 25 games in a row and play the only other undefeated team in the tournament tonight, princeton. that will be in maryland at xfinity. it's the same story, control and limited turnovers. the lady terps had 20 turnovers in their first round win. they need to limit that tonight. hey, now hear this, the washington nationals have named their opening day starter and manager matt williams has decided to give that honor to the newest nat max scherzer. he's had a solid spring and he's the only cy young award winner on that staff. max scherzer will start two weeks from today against the mets. that will be opening day. how about for caps fan

i just want to say if you did not feed the last interview with the west attorney -- west virginia attorney general, you have to see it. it's hard work canadian that his ground. >> a great conversation. he stood his ground and we asked have weston, that is our job. i am glad we have the opportunity. fantastic, indeed it was. now let's think about what the markets are doing. taking you to our chief market correspondent scarlet fu at the breaking news that for a look at the action out of europe. but weakness before mario draghi and the ecb tomorrow. that is the theme across europe. the broad stoxx 600 again with two days of losses after closing on a record high friday. today we are drifting higher. everyone is waiting for details. how greek bonds that into everything to. wilbanks able to use the best collateral again? -- will banks be able to use the best collateral again? quite entered chartered rally more than 5%. does not plan to tap more. ing gaining 1%. former u.s. financial unit. fresno down for and 11 -- 11 say in 15. full-year results that were shy of analyst estimates. leading miners

kentucky is inking west virginia -- spanking west virginia. getting ready for the matchup against duke. the 80th game for the teams. the only other time the terps beat the blue devils for the national championship, 78-76. >> a great game. we have had great games in the past. >> they always look forward to this matchup. for them to have it on a neutral court, that is important. tim: the class act award goes to the late coach. he left $200 for everyone to have a nice dinner. dean smith. that is class. everyone who ever letter beforehand. alison: isn't that nice? still ahead, a set of parents go through a challenging birth. ♪ ♪ ♪ scott: investigators believe a copilot intentionally crashed a german wings playing. -- plane. that is the top trending story. also, colder temperatures will be here. you can read the forecast wjla.com. alison: a couple's trip to the hospital took an unusual turn. they pulled over, called 911. that is where amanda gave birth to their son jacob. it was a breech birth. >> i am having a baby on the side of 270. >> oh

rain stretches from west of fredericksburg in to the shenandoah valley and into west virginia, south from richmond down to the north carolina border. leading edge coming into culpeper area. the pink is a zone where it may begin to freeze up a little bit because temperatures are a little bit below freezing. so we have all these counties in pink northern virginia, including fairfax, loudoun, prince william, fauquier stafford over to culpeper. charles and st. mary's also just you included into the advisories. mountains, at or a little below freezing. because skies have still remained fairly clear around the metro area but as the rain moves in we will likely have a little bit of light icing so watch out for that between now and mid-morning. by 8:00 9:00 most of the region should be above freezing with the light rain. maybe sprinkles by noontime. mid 50s drg the afternoon, small chance of some sprinkles. >>> big chance of road work here this morning with your shawl chance of sprinkles. 66 west at glebe, we have two left lanes blocked. that is expected to wrap up around 5:00 this morning.

big winners will be up to the north and panhandle of west virginia where three to four inches of wet snow are a possibility. almost nothing prince george's county into st. mary's. today is the calm before the storm, so enjoy it. rainy and snowy especially for your friday morning. and there could be some slushy roads on contend with tomorrow. mid to late morning up to about lunchtime. we'll talk more about your seven day forecast coming up. but for now, big impacts on georgia avenue from melissa. >>> northbound closed between rain avenue and fayer avenue. megan mcgrath is on the scene because of that business fire. southbound is open. so that is a good improvement from the past couple of hours. georgetown pike between old dominion drive and difficult run, a serious crash happened overnight there. road still closed for the investigation in both directions here this morning. 270 at montrose road, everything looking quite good. 66, 95 in virginia here, no problems at all. nice and green. lots of movement. not much construction really to speak of this morning which is great of course. bel

leave here and 24 hours from now i could be in jail in west virginia. it's really not funny. i don't know why i'm laughing. >> but it's reality. >> yeah, it is. i'll find out when i get back. be done with it. >> 17 days. i've been waiting for that. >> get out of here. go home boy. >> hey stay off of facebook, man. >> stay away from the internet. >> stay away from great american ballpark. watch that on tv. google it or something. >> do i just leave this here? >> finally going home it looks like. i'll finally be out in the sunshine. >> all right, sexton, come on. let's go. >> yeah it does feel good. it always feels good when you are getting released from jail. a lot different than what you are entering. >> see your arm band, sir. >> once all said and done i probably won't make a video telling my side of the story. this is what really happened. and i have no regrets about going to that baseball game two weeks ago. i never thought this would happen. i just didn't think it was that bad what i did. >> that's it. >> how's it feel troy knowing that the door right outside here? >> i'm

sections of west virginia. just to the north end of the roanoke valley. what's going to happen is both of these lines will move through tonight with gusty winds, scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms and then as we get through the nighttime hours, we'll drop from the 70's and by morning, probably be in the 40's. still have some showers through the morning. probably through midday and then a little clearing and breezy. so much cooler in the afternoon. then it will be chilly with a flurry in the air. gusty breezes and then a warming trend neck week. that's the latest from the weather center. back to you. autria: doug thank you. d.c. high schoolers got a few words of strength today from a famous, very famous boxer. sugar ray leonard visited the high school to promote mayor muriel bowser's empowering males of color initiative. he also pushed the importance of careers in science, technology engineering and math. kimberly: talk about a legend that held up well. tim: he used to be a regular on abc 7 back in the