bob barnard is on this bus. he is giving us an update on what commuters can expect when they hit the roads today expecting to see a busy traffic day with metro rail system shut down. erin why don't you tell us what we can expect on the roads. >> this bus more crowded than 20 minute ago and extra metro bus snvs place between penitentiary going f gop and franklin square. keep in mind metro access and parking lots are free if you want to park your car one of those locations we'll get crowded quickly during the metro shut down. and from maryland openings for public transportation aside from metro ride on bus running on regular weekday schedule today and they'll be providing additional buses where possible once we get more information from them we'll share. it mta marked camden clarification all trains will serve green belt and operate as usual to and from union station. if you head out in virginia today. vre has regular service available and you can also take fairfax county corrector they're offering additional serv

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. >> that's the headline.t's part of the deal.rt bob barnard live in northeast tt try to explain more how this h t will work. bob? >> steve and allison, goodon, morning. part of much larger crime pre pe tension effort led by d.c. council member kenyan mcduffie creating several new new initiatives. one of them being this plan to pay young people to stay out of trouble. if they're at risk for committing crimes they can workr with a new team of city c officials to come up way live plan that steers them away from a life of crime and they'll get paid to do that.o do t up to 200 people a year. d.c. mayor mur eighty threeyhr bowser expressed some concernssd about the cost of the which is based on a similar onee in richmond, california.. >> i'm looking to see what thett council is going to do in termsr of put something workor requirements and requirements around how those funds are used, and evaluation for hour they're' used just like some of the o requirements that have been put on other work programs like the summer youth program. >> reporter: now, the new lawaw is called the near act for a

>> what a mess it's been.a mess' bob barnard, thank you for that. >>> well, it h h tkittart to the work week, and a first check of the forecast. f rtod morning?. wta l> welcome back, holly.ol . go.soggy early week.ly w yes, low clouds and the drizzlei out there. here to stay.y. 50 now in washington.hin. fours north and west. west 45 in martinsburg and winchest winchester. 47 in hagerstown and these a temperatures not going to much lot today.loday winds out of the east and theofe north that will lock down the wo cool for the day today.ay there's your cloud cover. c cov and again damp, drizzle, most of the measurable rain out of heree now. but we're watching a few showerh kind o thhe pattern locked down here forner couple more days.ore d all rigunhtdn the seven day iny just a minute, guys.ute, g back to you.yo >> thanks tucker.ucke we want to get now to horrificc shooting in prince george'sce g county.unty an officer gunned down just dayd before his 29th birth today. >> this marks the second shooting in our region in less l than month that's left anst a officer dead. dead officer jacai co

that's right it's absolutely a very, very busy day and the good news is right now bob barnard showed us the roads are currently quiet and i can guarantee it will not stay that way much longer. if you are up, getting out to work, right now, is your best bet. >> you should have left yesterday. >> don't do your hair just get in the car now. >> know the curling iron seems look a good idea it's not. but the good news is there's a lot of other options. the bad news they'll be really crowd the. this is a lot of people in the city of d.c. that depend on metro every day. so what can you do. extra metro bus service now. you can take metro bus service. they're tweeting outleting you know hey it's crowded. i'll make it ahead. and free parking at the metro lot. a t today during the shut down. uber is capping pricing at 3.9% that's high make sure you budget for that. offering normal service and virginia vre regular service fairfax connector they're offering additional service and can get to you penitentiary gop and from that point into the district from metro bus. we'll goat other information with

bob barnard live for us atst dulles. dulles. thank you very much.an we appreciate it.we >> let's check in with tuck kearse barnegat a look at your forecast now. ack 7:37. 7:37. tuck. some changes in the weatherth today. to this seems to be the changing cg point of the week.. >> yeah. i mean cold this morning andornd then later this afternoon we'lln warm it up into the low 60s, and get ready 70s around here by hee wednesday and thursday.huda cherry blossoms on track forck their big blossoms starting stan tomorrow. i think with temps in the 70spsi we'll see that. t 37 now in washington. 35 up in new york city.or cit 34 in boston where they got couple of inches of fresh snow s yesterday. 43 out in chicago.n chic we are generally waking up thata 37 at reagan national one of the warm spots so much of our areacu in the upperr 20s, low 30s to 3s start your morning.ur few clouds out we'll gradually turn mostlyurn l sunny. we'll also be noticeably warmerr this afternoon.ernoon daytime highs in the low 60s ans it should be a dry tuesday f

bob barnard has been trying luck on bus. making his way to foggy bottom. how is the commute going looks like you made friends. >> we have 1 and i now and you can see now the bus thinned out a bit. we got on nay lor road i will tell you this is around 5 a.m. plenty of parking free marking nay lor road we hopped on and people loaded on to the pus and they've slowly gotten off as we head to 36 bus and spoke to brenda earlier she normally takes the train and got on this bus earlier than normal because of anticipated slow commute. it was not bad. maryland is here. how do you normally get to wor work. >> usually subway or bus i have options. >> you do. >> yes. >> like brepd ahere did you get on early today. >> a little early yes, i did. >> i arrived 5:30 this morning to take the bus. >> going all the way to foggy >> it's hopefully for people of the -- safefy of the people. >> even if it's inconvenine. >> yes, safety first. >> there you go. do any of you guys normally take the train to work? no, you do, sir? >> did you have to lever earlier today because of the n

coming up: air travelers can expect to see increased security, we'll check in with bob barnard, bob is at dullos international airport with the changes you can expect. >> another live look right now at brussels belgium we head to break. moment of silence will be held coming up at the top of the hour. that will be noontime in brussels. also, learning, new details about one of the alleged attackers, those details coming up next. >> live look at brussels, belgium. our time it will be 7:00 a.m., moment of silence to remember the now 34 victims who lost their lives in yesterday's terror attacks, and many more that are still in the hospital, hoping to get home. welcome back to fox5 news morning. let's get the very latest details, though, from maureen, maureen downstairs in our news room, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, allison, hearing reports from bbc and other media the other gentlemen has been arrested, bbc reporting third suspect has been arrested. yesterday afternoon, this picture of three airport bombing suspects, was released, two men on left believed to be the suicide bomber

good news, nobody was hurt.ur our bob barnard is headed toeade that scene. s we'll check in with bob ash bob soon as he gets there. tre. >>> erin will have another update in just a couple of o minutes. welcome back to fox5 news morning. in >>> first though in this news hour, a community mourning thecm loss of an officer gunned downd right in front of policeof polie headquarters. 28-year-old jacai colson shot co and killed in what's beingha b called an ambush attack. a he was a four year veteran of vr the department and assigned to the narcotics unit. u he would have turned 29 thisned week. police say they have two suspects in custody. >>> now that officer's death's a sparking outrage throughout the nation and reaction ison pouring in on our facebook page.page ssseennie wrote so sad.hanie killings of officers who swearso in to protect us. u these murders are uncalledal for. two in a week in this area is ridiculous. this is getting way out ofway of hand.ha. may god comfort his fellow coworkers friends and family. fm >>> we will have more on thise n story at th

bob barnard live at dullese at d airport with the latest. lates bob it seems like the, i guess,, the atmosphere seems to be seems changing a little bit as more a and more news seems to bes filtering out of europe thisop morning.morning >> reporter: indeed, and rightht on queue here take a look.ueere the airport police here have a k9, three heavily armed officerr here with their machine guns bys their sides clearly on an heightened state of alert.tatefa we happen to be at the unitedte airline ticket counter where a e flight that left here just aftet 7:00 p.m. last night flight 9500 a direct flight to brussels landed at 7:00 a.m. centraltral european time that was right w r about an hour before the attac attacks, and united airlines put out statement saying that all of their employees had beenloye had accounted for and were okay. o made no mention of any of the passengers.passengers any of united airlines customere who were on that flight 950 a direct flight from dulles last s night that again landed an hourh of those passengers could haves be

. >> we find bob barnard live he this morning. i know it's early there, bob. what's the atmosphere you're feeling there this morning. . >> holly and wisdom materialsly and we're seeing additional security here. we're at the approach to the terminal here and this was not here yesterday it was airport flashing and i asked the officer if she was parked here to turn and she said she is. this is the ramp. anybody driving up to the parent whether arrivals or departure will see this added police officer. we'll show what you it looks like inside and we're here this morning and there are armed police officers and k-9s patro patrolling and though there's not a threat made to dulles or airlines here or local airport airports. tsa says it stepped up security at the checkpoints and not describing exactly what those are. and passengers will see that there that there is enhanced security to get to other terminals and also the state department issued a travel war warning to anybody traveling to europe. saying isis would like to target sporting events and if aarr headed to eur

. >> bob barnard live this morning, and so bob, we're seeing a lot of the heightened security, as you just stand outside. >> exactly, holly, wisdom. yep, no known threat against dullos or any of the local airports. but take a look in front of us here. there is an airport police cruiser here, with its lights flashing, at the main entrance to the main terminal here. and so anybody driving up the departures or arriving will see this car, it just is one of their forms of deterents here. inside the terminal, theyav teams. they've been trolling inside. again even though not a known threat against in airport or against any target really in the united states right hour, tsa says they're increasing security measures at the security checkpoints. the state department says they want people who are traveling to europe, americans traveling to any destination in europe, to be on alert. because the experts are saying that the authorities here have a right to be on guard. >> the united states is an enormous target for isis. the country that it would like to attack more than any other. fortunately, so

bob barnard, fox5 local news. > his according police latoya morgan will be sentenced onnten friday and faces up to five years in > a role referring al for r prince george's county states attorney angela brooks she s testified today in support of senate 960 before the hearing ig yap last. if passed the bill add harassment to the definition of abuse in connection with domestic violence incidents. > if i show up and bust your windows out in an attempt to threaten you and make you feel unsafe in your home, that shoult be a crime.rime if you tear your own computer ue in the driveway that's one thing, but what we're trying tog correct is a situation where i show up and break the windows out of the house or i do something else to destroy property in order to make you feel unsafe. > the bill would also increase the number of reasons for granting protective orders. the picture of a baltimore teenager has gone viral becausee of what the young man is doing in the picture. p take a look for yourself. the teenager praying homeless man. i was posted on facebook. the officer had seen plenty ofy peopl

bob barnard reports. >> prosecutors called kelly lows a danger to the communicate six now 40-year-old annapolis medical office administrator was released on parole in 2013 after spending four years of a ten year prison sentence for killing two men in a drunk driving crash on the beltway near bethesda in the summer of 20 09. >> today in rockville courtroom lows told a judge she had indeed been drinking and driving again in recent months and in clear violation of probation. divorced mother of 8-year-old daughter preev yutsly told court and parole officer it wasal toydz that triggered her car's inter lock system. >> john mccarthy prog cuter mark anderson called her a system and said inter lock works and but for the inter lock she would have been driving more. >> lows had her bond revoked today and left court in handcuffs and a frustrated judge calling her a liar and alcoholic and threat to kill somebody else? this is an individual that was given multiple chances both at snptioning and through her probation time to rehab ill state herself and keep herself on the straight and narrow and so

gu >> bob barnard live for us.e fou bob, thank you very much. you vu >>> 8:26. we'll be back aft this.l beack take short break. much more coming up. morcoming u hopefully you enjoy beautifuleal start to the day.art temperature right around that t 60-degree mark on this fridayn i morning. mornin ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 8:29. pretty start to the day. there you go. wiscthonsin of a looking all tha way down to the riverll right nn it's beautiful 61 degrees.de we are back now.ack n we're in the conversation anniee joins us now in the kitchen witw more on --n -- >> hi, annie.nnie. >> hawaii.aii. >> let's put you in -- well, ne, york steve you're in the middled >> i'm good right where i am. >> steve, get in the middle so e you can be a man sandwich. >> well, in that case.n that c >> you got to get the right technology. >> drag this over. >> right verbiage.ight verbiage. >> that's a good question.a go what are we talking about.bo >> let's start with today's bizarre news. news. i love my bizarre news. christian willaby the guy in england got caught for for misdemeanor.no went to

bob barnard, fox5 local news. >>> accomplished latoya morgan faces to up five years in prison when she is sentenced on fridays. >>> new tonight, maryland court has ruled one of the officers charged in the death of freddie gray can now be ordered to testify against his own colleagues. officer william porter was the first to go to trial over gray's death, trial ended in a hung jury but a judge ruled he could testify against his colleagues, while he waited for a retrial. the trial's of five other office verse been in limbo while appeals court decided whether the ruling would stand. the appeals court's decision means the cases will be sent back to lower court, and those trial can move forward, all six officers face various charges in gray's death when he suffered fatal spinal injury inside baltimore police van last april. >> law makers in maryland are hearing testimony on new law to support children who are victims of child the bill would extend the statute of limitations, allowing victims to take civil action against their abusers. now, the limit right now is seven years, but under the ne

bob barnard joins us now fromro the national arboretum with thew very latest.ryest. bob, is there anything you'd we're here in the studio tryingy to say everything but you'rebu y there. >> reporter: yeah, i'd love love everything.eryt i will tell you you can't take k all the credit away from mom.m m she keeps working that nest. ne. she keeps checking out the egg.g we can show you a live picture here.here this is her we believe it's her because both mom and dad have been taking turns on the nest ts but let's call it her.. she's been like reforming themit nest and every now and againnd a getting up to check on the one o egg that is starting to hatch, h and the cracking is growing. so the he'll eaglet inside isnss trying to makes way out.o makew she's just keeping the eggs egg warm. we can show you some video tapep from around 6:15 this morning aa you can see the pipping there.re the cracking of the one of two eggs.gs. the second one was laid a coupla of days after the first.he so it may be this weekend or sos before that one starts torto pipping process. but mom and da

"fox5 local news". >> mel, thanks, bob barnard is commuting throughout the district and got an early start as well. >> he was on the bus with other commuters an now he stopped off on pennsylvania avenue in southeast. good morning. . >> good morning we're on capitol hill inbound pennsylvania passing eastern market area slow and steady and not atroshious. it's kind of rally compacting now. it has not been very thick about now so the going has not been that rough maybe as not as rough as people and it doesn't mean people represent home or arrived in early. >>> if you were to arrive here this is what would you see. escalators are running at the bottom the gates are closed and locked at eastern market station. you mentioned we were on i bus. i wants to show you from earlier we got and i bus 5:15 nailer road and road that to foggy would thele. there was free parking an plenty of parking at the nay lor road station and the gus got crowd as we snaked our way southeast no form east d.c.. the people a lot of people on the bus said they would with normally take a train but they're riding bus th

bob barnard has the story. >> reporter: prosecutors call kelly lows a danger to the community. the now 40-year-old annapolis medical office administrator was released on parole in 2013 after speaking four years of a 10-year prison sentence for killing two men in a drunk driving crash in the summer of 2009. today in a rockville courtroom she told the judge she had indeed been drinking and driving again in recent months, in clear violation of her probation. the divorced mother of an eight-year-old daughter had previously told the court and her parole officer it was al toids that had mistakingly triggered her cars interlock system. >> the prosecutor called her a poster child for the interlock system and said the interlock works. and but for the interlock, she would have been driving more. >> reporter: she had her bond revoked today, left court in hand kufrs. a frustrated judge calling her a liar, an alcoholic, a threat to kill somebody else. >> this is an individual that was given multiple chances, both at sentencing and through her probation time to rehabilitate herself or keep h

extra security appears to be on patrol at dullos international >> bob barnard out there today. was out there yesterday. bob, you saw the added security yesterday. what's the atmosphere like today? >> atmosphere is fine, people coming and going, not too many, too worried, but what we are seeing is more police. there are armed patrol officers inside the terminal. some with their k9's. this morning, we got here little after 4:00 this morning, and there was a police cruiser in the dark with its lights flashing at the entrance to the main terminal, i asked the officer sitting in the cure err -- cruiser, she said yes, there as a deterrent. anyone approaching the airport would see the flashing lights. there is no known threat against any target in the district. not here at dullos nor anywhere else, but police have stepped up their security presence, it. sa says if you are traveling, you're going to see some enhanced security at the security checkpoints, not saying what that is, because that there is enhanced security, and the stage department is warning anyone who is traveling anywher

fox5's bob barnard is live ats a with those details a to b burst of color here pink and whites beaut michael sta w truncs numbers and comes up with the we dates. dates. >> i crunch the numbers. i c i work with the tree crew.re they're on the grork with naturl resource management, and theynd have all this put together. t i'm the numbers guy.. >> okay. you're also a bud man. m >> a bud man. man. >> in terms of the blossomsrms here. take look. t we're show us wha seeing here. seei >> we're start togue the emergen of the green bud stageitin vy this year. y they've start moving through tho stages pretty quickly rd 18th 1t to the 23rd. 23r tell me about that. t is it the warm temperatures. >> no, the warm temperatures.s. this first half of -- we predi predicted 5 degrees warmer ingrm general.general we look at the national weatherl service and said it's going to i be a warmer march than normal. r we based it on averages and go,a well, okay it will be warmer.. we'll go on the warmer end ofr this and say 5 degrees warmer oo average.age. that's what we were looking atww when we made the p to

in rockville, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> right now at 1:00:00 days after a local police officer was shot and killed on the job, someone targeted virginia officers again as they responded to a call for help. details on what led to today's shooting. >> and at 17 years old a local high school students was found dead of an apparent heroin overdose. the latest in the drug epidemic that is threatening our youth. >> and winter not ready to let go yet. by this time tomorrow night it looks like more snow could push across the area from this storm system. "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. >> and we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin the 11 in fairfax country virginia where two people died of heroin overdoses since yesterday and one of them a 17-ye student with her entire life ahead of her. >> fox5 tish atisha lewis joins us live. >> 17-year-old alexia springe springer's death comes as heartbreaking reminder of impact this drug is having across our communities. police confirmed that springer died from complications caused by heroin use. n

but maybe i shouldn't speakhouln ahead of myself.d ysel let's check in with bob barnard. bob, how are things over whereer you are? yo >> reporter: hey, annie, we'renw down at 14th and constitutionutn along the mall decided to get to off a business and get fresh air. she's are comes coming off thect 14th street bridge and into i town. still heavy volume, but it's mowing. talked to someone who came inmea this morning and saidorni and interesting thing about the sluu lines over in northerng virgini. in springfield, there were a lol of people and no cars.s and in another place of northern virginia, she had heard thatad h there were a lot of cars and no people.ople. so even this affected the slug s line situation today.oday i want to show you this. t this is constitution of a coming from capitol hill, and it'st's bumper to bumper traffic, and ii you think about it, people whopw would normally get to uniononi station and ride a metro train a toward the white house or gw gw gg be, you know, on the road or on foot.ot thank goodness it's a nice day ' weather wise.ather but a lot m

barnard iss bob as following this story for us thiy morning. bob is in alexandria now.xandrin good morning.ni >> reporter: good morning. his family lives in thises in ts neighborhood here in the kings k town section of fairfax county. his mother is iraqi. his father is palestinian andana they have reportedly spoken topn the nbi. now the surrender was captured u on cell phone video. veo this was just yesterday, mondaya in northern iraq. his name is muhammed jamal imani 27 years old. old. a curdish general there in iraq says he was fighting for isis.. and that he surrendered too curdish troops in northern iraqa yesterday, and he is still in sl their custody.. they say iman had several formsr of identification, cell phonesph and a large amount of cash on him. hi when he surrendered. here now is a brief clip from c that surrender. >> where are you from? >> where are you from? are yrom? >> the united states. the >> we do see and have seen over the last several weeks reportser of more and more defections from the group. >> reporter: that was departme

let's get to fox5 bob barnard b live in woodbridge at thedbri chapel.chel bob?bob? >> reporter: yeah, hey holly h good morning.good morning this is the hilton memorialemora chapel in woodbridge just off jf i-95 and the potomac mills exite the viewing which is justs getting underway is open to theo public as is the funeral at nooo today. to we'll also be streaming it onst our website and on our smartma phone apps you can see the doore have just opened and some of tht hundreds of officers who ares we already here are starting to gog in.in. there's a hearse out front butrb the remains of ashley guindonndn are already inside. i they came from funeral home last night you see a long line of people.le we've seen police from as far af away as new york city, you can also see members of thebers o community are arriving here as well. we just members of the publiclic invited here those who knew ande loved ashley are being allowed l in ahead of some of the officers who will wait perhaps for thehar and i want to bring in here h lieutenant yasmin brown much sh is with the maryland

guys down there in the lone star state. >> bob barnard for us live at fi the supreme court.e crt bob, thank you. >> a lot of people followingpeop that throughout the day today. >>> as are we. w still ahead actress lena dunhamm apologizing this morning for f making a huge accusation againsa a magazine.azine >> do you post your children's e photos online.nle i'm guilty of doing that. tt. it could soon get you into y i trouble in one country. cour we'll tell you was this is about, this new law coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> my fun? all right that.? a tells you everything you need to know. know. >> tuck, you could go surfing iu the tidal basin today. tod >> steve, that's about the sidet of the waves i can handle right there.the. (laughter).(laugh >> 6-inch waves.h waves that's about all i can handle. h you get the idea.thide big changes.big chs. much cooler weather moved inoved overnight.ov you can see the number.e numr. reagan national 40 degrees.0 de we continue to watch thesetoch t numbers fall even with the sun t up early this morning. morning dulles now 37. 37. and 39 at bwi marshall. msh ve

barnard reporting thank youa very much, bob. muc checking in on metro right nowow today the transit agency willncl begin installation of two new escalators at the deem wood woo station part of the project to provide more reliable escalator service for customers. crs two were originally stalled inll 1978 and last rehabilitated in 2001. 2001 metro has installed 39 new escalators since 2011. 21. and additional 20 will benal 20w installed this year.ea >>> turning to politics now itsn trail especially for donaldor dl trump much he and rest of theoft presidential candidates exceptxc bernie sander are due in d.c. today to address the annual apec meeting. john front runner is kicking off major effort to unite his partyr behind his controversialoner campaign for the white house ani much of it may take place behinn closed doors near capitol hill. fox's doug luzader has details. >> reporter: this very powerful law firm here in in washington is where drum many ii expected to try to unite thenite party today.rty today. meeting with republica

bob barnard joins us with that story. >> let's head outside with traffic and weather even the five. you're going to love the forecast if you like spring and warmer temperatures. time now 7:1 2. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪ get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? ♪ >>> look at the capitol domeol m right now.ow yesterday beautiful sunshine.nsh great day here in the nation'sis capitol.cal. temps well into the 60s and and today could do even better thant that.. >> about 10 degrees warmerarme yesterday. yesterday was beautiful. >> so funny the different camrec off. this is a live moment. the different cam a look how how sunny it looks there. that other camera looking aing a little gloomy. change your view. >> adjust your lense.r lense. >> isn't that -->> >> it's a life lesson. >> deep thought.hought >> deep thought. >> going to be gorgeous today.oe >> it's going to be absolutelytb close to perfects and by tomorrr perhaps record high temperatureu wednesday and thursday.ursday >> wow! getting up the

our very own bob barnard out att dulles airport previewing thiss weekend's sessions.ons. bob, what's on the agenda?nd >> reporter: hey, wisdom we're out at the economy lot purpleur lot at dulles with mike spec a a driving instructor for fordct fr motor company and what we'rewha' going to do this hour is to tall about impaired driving, youving know, with marijuana lawsna l relaxed in lot of places and obviously people drinking and a driving unfortunately happenstu all the time. this is mainly geared to youngrg people for first time drivers that come out here this weekend. you go ford driving skills.comco sign up there's still slots lefl saturday and sunday.saay it's free. f you're trying to show younghow g people the dangers of impairedfi driving and what we have here wh are some goggles it's not theote full suit the kids will beids we wearing this weekend or parentsn if they want but this thing gives you the shakes. shake these goggles are ridiculousleer it's what you would see right ig guess. >> yes. it's a basic simulation.io what you try and walk -- walkk w that right

sprong police presence.e bob barnard at dullesdul international airport.iona their travel plans today, even though people are a littlepl tense, bob.tens owe want to ask you because so o much focus on security atity a airports getting to the gates.at now this attack yesterday showeo that this -- something like thii can happen just as you enter thr airport.ai as you entered the airport atpoa dulles, bob, have you noticed nc anything different than what di we've seen in the past? >> reporter: indeed, steve, sve yeah. we got here about 4:15 thiss morning.rnin so it was pitch black and weck could see flashing lights up byp the terminal as we approachedace and sure enough there was an airport police -- airport authority police cruiser withert it's lights on parked where the ramps go up for departure and a down for rivals.iv we parked there.we parked there. owe went back and spoke to thek female officer. offic she said, yes, we are parkedd here. they are not normally there. noe we are parked here as a a deterrent today.. so anybody approaching theroacht airport will see flashing policl light

fox5's bob barnard at the tidal basin this morning with neww details. good morning, bob. >> reporter: hair, maureen, mre guys, good morning.ng beautiful day down here. he. feels like it's in the 70'sinhe7 maybno guys.ys take a look. a it's ptt of slightly green are going to flourish rye sack fox r on the other side of the tidalis of what the blossoms look like now nast of the last week thelae national park service said the peak bloom would be betweenould march 31 and april 3rd.rd well yesterday they gave us a gs new prediction they're moving it up now they're saying peak iseai going to be between march 18th and 23rd.d 23rd you know what it will look likee once it gets here. he. take look. l the sea of pink surrounding thit tidal basin is just something st that people come from around the world to see.o in the last two years, peak has actually been april 10th.h so it will be quite a bitite earlier this year. year. we spoke to michael stackck witnesses a hour toy actual erra rift with the national parkthe l service who makes the predict.re we asked him wh

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