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up any questions at erin fox5uest d.c. onio twitter.wi top of the beltway inner loopell construction left lane blockedne 270 spur to rockville pike.e pi so that could slow things down as well. as well. just keep it to the right there.er through college park innerh loop and outer loop lookingcond good. metro service starts at 5:00.5 we'll be back with more with moe traffic in a few.traffiin a few. holly and wisdom.lly and sdom. >> talk a little bit morea litte about that accident y ou firstot started out in prince george'stc county. a, month of indian headdian he highway closed this hour h following a fiery two carery tar crash overnight.vernight >> we've learned the driver ofhd one of the cars wasri actuallyal pulled from the burning car by b a police officer.offcer. >> our melanie alnwick live onll the scene now with the latnwest. hey, mel. >> reporter: good morning,r: go, guys. yeah, so we're trying to get a a sense here of how far this of hf closure goes.ar we're at livingston road and route 210 indian head highway.h th

erin como talking about traffic. first we want to check in with michael thomas real quick. >> quick weatherhead line we'll be dealing with warm temperatures and a little bit of sun later this morning and strong storms rolling through early in the afternoon. we'll time it all out to you in a few minute, erin. >> 5:31 happening now in alexandria king street and borard street we're dealing with traffic repair. we'll help you get around that as well. >> and and joint session of congress and last night's hour long speech the president outed campaign promises he kept in his first week's office he used the opportunity to look ahead including outlining plans for boosting military spending and fighting terrorism and tighten fighting terrorism and tightening u.s. immigration laws and overhauling the nation's healthcare system. >> mandating every american to buy government approved health insurance was never the right solution for our country. the way to make health insurance available to everyone is lower the cost of helm insu

any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. allison and steve. >> 6:17. thanks erin. more sadly bad news for metro riders. come summer time you'll be paying more for less. in july rail fares will go up by 10 to 25 cents. bus fares will go up by a quarter. during rush hour trains will arrive at stations every eight minutes throughout most of the system. and some bus routes will be eliminated. the changes are expected to help metro save an $29 million. >>> another big line here virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he's ordering an independent review of wmata. he's tapped former obama transportation secretary ray la hood to head up that panel. we'll talk with la hood live in our next hour. >>> well, tidy up. we're talking about your everything did at work. steve, coming up why a messy -- your desk is clean, my desk is messy, true story. why a messy or too clean desk both red flags for bosses. >> don't take all your stuff down. march madness picked back up again last night. half of the elite set. who is moving on and which upset was the big one last night? highlights ar

. >> i'm airport erin. >> today is wednesday, march 22. a little warmer this morning and mike tell bus that wind. >> wind peck up over the next couple of hours and then those cold temperatures moving in. i'll let you know how long they stick around in a b right now, 5:00, our big story, concerned parents and community members packing pta meeting rockville high school last night. >> it comes nearly a week after allegations surfaced that a 14-year-old girl was raped at the school by 17 and 18-year-old classmates and it's a case that left parents concerned about the safety of students. >> "fox5" melanie alnwick is live in rockville with more on what school leaders had to say, mel. >> good morning, guys, and before the meeting a small group of protesters gamingerred here outside rockville high school holding signs saying security is most important thing to them. and also, inside as you can imagine a very packed meeting here with parents and students, teachers, listening and also demanding as, tv camera crews stayed outside but reporters did at

any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter.esti metro is gearing up for service. it's on time. back to you. >> thanks erin.it's on >>> four and minutes before the hour. coming up on fox5>> tnewshanksn a number of school systems inysn our region still opening apening little late today. t >> bipartisan group of bipartinu lawmakers introduced a bill to l help make life a little bit easier for grieving parents. gri >> as we head to break, let'sr go ahead and take a live looke o across the d.c. region on thisns friday eve. iday eve. we're coming up on 5 o'clock, o 28 very bone chilling coldry b degrees out there.onde so make suregree you dress dress accordingly. we've got more news, weatherws,e and traffic on the other side.e don't go anywhere.go anyere. fox5 news morning back rightb after this. afthis >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 newsis fox morn budget proposal presidentsal prn trump unveils his first budgetit which includes a significantsig boost in military spending. >> looking live outside, cold, d doesn't seem to oh,, doesn't d se

erin has traffic. i'll have radar update in just second. >> 8:56 rain and big problems live look outside the top side of the beltway 95 southbound a big crash blocking the exit ramp to 212 right now. looks like some traffic is st starting to get by on the shoulder a bus involved in that crash working on more information. we'll keep updated on fox5 news morning. causing rubberneck delay on delays on 95 southbound. move it over to our other cameras. rain along 66 causing more issues. this is westbound side by nutley street a crash blocking the red x lane. arrow truck out there slow roll eastbound side of 66 jammed up to 28 in centreville. keep it to fox5 news morning. good day at 9a can is coming right up. great show. ♪ mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen with flavors like butter pecan or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. ♪ >>> breaking overnight a deadly

it's erin como's turn. >> traffic is quiet. maybe everyone will behave on the roads to celebrate the wiz avrdz how about that? >> thanks, erin, gary. >> and let's bring you up on what is happen in the news. to a "fox5" exclusive first a reported rain of 14-year-old in school bathroom and reports surfaced that another student was beaten at that very same high school. >> the victim's family said she was tacked nine days before the alleged rain and now they're questioning the district commitment to student safety. annie yu is live with theto >> reporter: good morning, wisdom and maureen. the victim's attorney says the 17-year-old was lured to the main lobby by a student she knew. that's where she was met by a 15-year-old she never met than brutal attack was caught on cellphone video and dozens stand around the incident. take a look at video that was provided to us a cording to victim attorney which you can see in the video the victim was thrown to the ground by her hair repeatedly beaten and kicked in the head you see a teacher in

airport erin, traffic headline. good morning to both of you gary we'll start with you. >> yesterday morning thunderstorms, this morning no thunderstorms. it is still wet out there. dry now. we will be dry today with sunshine coming back out. temperatures will be in the 6 60s. little bit cooler than yesterday. and but not too bad. .t it's erin's turn. >> roads are quiet and safe track is on the rail. we'll look at that next. i don't think i've ever seen wisdom so excited about a wizards team. >> it's only 5:01 give him time.& >> fair enough. >> what happening in the news this morning if are you waking up at 5 a.m. top stories 301 upper marboro back on this tramingic crash which claimed the life of a map a minor crashh another car 7:30 and when he got out to inspect damage a third vehicle struck and killed him. driver of the vehicle stayed on the scene and was later taken to the hospital. no word if charges will be filed. >> d.c. police need your help finding a missing 14-year-old girl. ssharna pittman did not come ho

. >> let's start with erin. erin did you know march is windest month? >> who knew? see it worked like a charm. >> so natural. >> but i will say it's windy out and i don't love the whipped. we also have breaking news this morning police activity anacostia green delay lines in both directions we keep a close eye on this and coop you posted on police activity and how it'sen fouleding throught morning. green line delays because of activity anacostia. aside from silver line l'enfant plaza residual delays to toy in addition to safe track impacting blue and yellow lines. aside from that 270 southbound volume building 70 to clarksburg. a ten minute delay you can see the yellow because of con correcton. no crashes to report there. maryland outer loop look going volume building not enough to cause slow downs outer loop 95 to georgia. 95 in both directions quiet between baltimore beltway and capital beltway same story route 1 and bw parkway and no problems green belt, 295 slow downs 50 to 11 street bridge and it's a minor delay right now of five minute. things pick up on 50 in

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erin? >> tom, thank you very much. out front now, the former economic adviser for the trump campaign, also the former chief economist of the u.s. labor department under president bush and former chairman of council of economic advisers for president obama, austan goolsbee, professor of economics at the booth school of business. 235,000 new jobs created. trump's first month as president. 45,000 more than expected. he said this was expectations. people got excited he was coming in, he gets the full credit. does he? >> of course not. his own nec director said he didn't have anything to do with this number. this just reflects the number that comes in. it's fine. i agree with their number. i agree with the statement it's good for american workers. it's not from any policy donald trump did. in fact, donald trump and sean spicer both violated federal rules by tweeting out about the information before the one-hour lock-up period was through. >> what do you say, diana? all leftovers from barack obam

they did not want him to change it, erin. >> all right, thank you very much. as we say, what is so important about this health care story is the human side, we are trying to bring you this story night after night because the reality of it is is that some americans are afraid about what this new plan will mean, and it is life and death for many americans, not just a series of numbers or of discussions with members of congress. one medicaid recipient who got coverage for the first time, her life under obamacare, tells us she is gravely concerned. so meg went to see her, "outfront" from kentucky where the percentage of those without insurance dropped 15.3% of obamacare, by more than half. only 6% last year. >>> 24-year-old in rolling in medicaiding, the health care drama in washington, d.c. playing out right here in owensboro, kentucky. >> i felt like i was put in a position where it was either accepted or go into diplomatebt didn't want to be in debt. >> she works for a head start program and has a 3-year-old, and could get insurance through her employer. >> if

larry: erin has sports. a great story. erin: this team player, you want to follow his career. jarrett herd had an opportunity that all boxers dream of to fight for the world title. he said the challenge came sooner than expected. but when it arrived he was ready. they call him "swift." >> i think because i'm so relaxed in the ring and i make it look swift when i'm in there. erin: his real name is jarrett herd. >> it's still overwhelming. this is what every boxer dream of. i accomplished my dream. erin: in let february, accokeek, maryland, native became the champion. >> fighting for the ibf title i got my chance. it feels great. erin: herd is 20-0 with 14 k.o.'s. he earned himself the first title belt at 154 pounds. when you knock someone out, what is that feeling like for you? >> man, it's the best feeling. once you knock them down, if he is not getting back up, you won the fight or got him. then a shot like that, especially in a fight that big. it was decided. erin: how precious is it to have the 20-0 record? the zero. >> everybody wants the z the middle of their record. 20-0

erin how are the roads. >> 6:48. getting messier aroundsi the dmv.er right now this is the outer outr loop. delays easing a bit.delays easi you're so slow from 50 tom earlier outer loop crashter looh cleared to the shoulder.ho inner loop moving along justg at fine. but once you get down ton branch avenue the inner loop lop jams through oxon hill.hrough this is a look at 66 right now. you can see as we move things over, the westbound sideestund e looking good.looking good but the eastbound side completely parked at sudleyarked road. from 234 prince williamrince wim parkway through 20 inrough20 in centreville you need to leave le the house 25 minutes early.eay. maryland right now 50 inbound50i jams completely at 202 fromt 2 m the beltway to o 295 you're5 y just seeing a very heavy flowvyw of traffic as usual.u outbound 50 no problems fromrobm this point through anneoint thrn arrundel. we'll take a look at our maps. s some other crashes you need torh be aware of. aware 29 in virginia lee highwayhig eastbound there's a c

back to you. >>> erin, thank you. when we come back united airlines feeling the backlash over a ban on leggings. yeah. >> i wear span deck all the t time. >> why should it be beened? that's crazy. i don't agree with that at all. ♪ >>> for the second week in a row beauty and beast claim the top spot at the box office. live action remake from disney added more than $88 million to its total this weekend. so far the film has earned $317 million in north american theaters. coming in at second was power rangers opening strong with 40.5 million and kong remaining in the top three with little over $14 million. >>> the golden state warriors making fans very happy. family purchased tickets on stub hub got to phillips arena and found out their tickets were fake. which i'm really more concerned about stub hub because i guy a lot of tickets there. any way they that even received and e-mail couldn't fir saying with an order number of a date. team invited them for a stop fraud night. warriors have denied 1,000 fans access because

i'm erin burnett. out front on this friday night, the president putting his pride above his country. president donald trump doubling down on a false accusation against america's closest ally, refusing to apologize for citing another baseless claim. the latest allegation that by britain spied on him at the request of president obama. the british spy agency in a rare public statement called the claim nonsense. trump, who demands apologies from everyone who crosses him obviously not capable of apologizing himself. he's admitted that. but in a press conference with the german chancellor he made a joke about merkel being spied on and for his claim cited fox news. >> as far as wiretapping, i guess, by, you know, this past administration, at least we have something in common, perhaps. [ laughter ] and just to finish your question, we said nothing. all we did was quote a certain very talented legal mind who was the one responsible for saying that on television. i didn't make an opinion on it. that was a statem

erin? >> all right, sara, thank you. and now, our senior political analyst, mark preston and jamie gangel, along with the founding director of the institute for national security and counterterrorism at syracuse, bill banks. thanks to all. bill, let me just start with you, because you know a lot about this. this whole fisa situation, which is what this comes down to. whether a wiretap was requested. if president trump was being wiretapped, as a result of a fisa order, no matter who put it in, if that was what was happening, how many people would actually even know about it? >> very few. a few lawyers inside the justice department, including the head of the national security division of the justice department. and one of the judges of the fisa court. that's about it. >> so, you're saying, the amount of people on one hand or so? >> that's right. >> so that's not very many people that would actually know. now, the former national intelligence director, james clapper, was asked about this over the weekend. and for anyone who

erin. erin. >> plus, 7 o'clock and huged hug delays a crash in stafford byfoy centreport parkway in thekway ih heavy traffic. 395 also turning into arning ina parking lot from the beltway to the pentagomon. t pe we'll get yount around thoseose jam-ups with your next look atlt traffic. allison and steve.ste >> erin thanks.anks. >>> breaking right now atnowat 7 o'clock growing calls forf attorney general jeff sessionsej to resign followingollo revelations that he was inwas i contact with the russiant withhs ambasssiador during president ds trump's campaign.campaign. >> sessions insists that hests e didn't talk about anythingt anyg related to the president'seside campaign with anyone fromanyonem ssia t though. fox5's melanie alnwick isck is live on capitol hill with theit very latest.tet. mel, are we talking semantics here? good morning.re? >> reporter: i think that'ster:' what a lot of people might sayia allison but let's leave it upit he vhe viewers. so, let's go back to january.ja. the conf

l any quatestions at erin fox5stio d.c. on twitter. >> thanks erin.nsd.hanks er. >>> coming up, police in our por region are searching for the people who vandalized an lgbt community center and assaultedas a staff member. >> an international aids group realized new numbers tracking impact of the syrian civil warvr ah has had on children.chil >> as we head to break nowk let's take a live look across as the d.c. region.e d.c. regi we're at 5:27.5:7. if you're just getting up and going, 30 degrees outside.outsi. it's very cold. >> [inaudible] announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. >> just w

erin? >> evan, thank you very much. the explanation given when the ban was introduced, ok, was that you can't stop all travel, right? they said that that wasn't possible to do. now, of course, we just have this partial ban with the significant development at this hour. now we have paul cruikshank and clarissa ward with us tonight. thanks to all. mary let me start with you. the entire flight system is based on machines able to check for bombs. tonight we find out the bombs can beat the checks. >> that's right. one, we think that they've had additional testing capabilities by using the very equipment that we purchased, the united states encouraged other countries to purchase after 9/11 to prevent bombs in the future and the plastic explosives, etc. the mo has changtd, ever since the underwear bomber in 2009, we thought perhaps they had help from inside. we went thu a lot of equipment. in the somali bombing, they thought they had inside help. t they've made several yaefts. now they think it's possible to do it without insi

erin: i agree. time to revisit that. meanwhile, the maryland women are moving on to the sweet 16 and everybody is still talking about that. destiny's incredible shot at the end of the half. nothing but net. maryland awaits w oregon-duke game. and the head coach loves the business like approach from the team. >> all year it's putting your head down and control what you can control. you hear players talk about it. so they live it. it's just not some kind of thing we do. it's just controlling what is in front of you. a group that is driven. erin: i love it. the wizards are in boston tonight and tip-off is 7:30. you can't see the shot enough. >> how do you cover that? erin: how do you practice that? michelle: steve, final check? steve: warm day tomorrow. temperatures make it to the middle 50's. 45 on wednesday. thursday morning for cherry blossoms could be a problem. temperatures only in the 20's. look at the lower 70's. michelle: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: we will s bp engineer

erin: it's tacky. i agree. michelle: countdown to the warm-up. doug: it is underway. we stay in the 50's tonight for lows. that is warmer. tomorrow is 73. partly sunny, a delightful day. sunday is mild enough, low to mid-60's. but at least it's 64 degrees. steve rudin will be in at 11:00 to talk about the warming trend and we look to the warming days. michelle: prince george's county police tell us the fort barricade situation we told you about at 5:00 is over and everyone is okay. horace: "world news ton bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. >>> breaking news tonight. a crushing defeat for president trump. facing a devastating loss, the president and paul ryan pulling the republican health care bill minutes before the vote. moments ago, the president responding. >>> and saying obamacare will explode. >> we learned a lot about loyalty. >> president trump also ann

any questions erin at fox d.c. on twitter. >> and mayor bowser looking to increase the number of pa patrolling d.c. street. >> and oil is flowing flew the dakota access pipeline. >> i like this strong♪ 6 degrees. 4:57, coming up on 5:00 hour we have your news, warm, traffic, all coming up on "fox" morning news, back >> today on "fox news morning" frederick county par mar teenagers arrested before she was planning a mass attack at her high school. >> rockville high school rain fallout father after teen age area caused of raining a classmate during school hours tape into custody. >> a live look outside now. you can forego that jacket. warm string air is here. today is the forecast. thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, march

how is it looking erin. erin >> you owe me a spring gardenare party. i haven't forgotten.t otte >> we got plenty of time.f t 88 more days. days. >> car washing lots of events wt can attend. in arlington right now we havee fox5 crew a water main break a a lot of first responders there. actually kids walking to school this morning use caution us aauu head out arlingtons ridge roada south lang street.trt. crews working hard to repair that water main break scene.ne metro buses are on delay asay llll. active scene out that. t as we forward things along to aa look at our cameras right now some other slow downs this morning.ing. 66 on the eastbound side crashic out by 234 sudley road stilltill blocking the left lane and leftf shoulder look at that delay.el you can see you're at a crawl ac from 29 in gainsville throughe u that point you then again slowhl all the way to the beltway.eltw it's about a 45 minute delay so have some patience coming fromrm gainsville to the beltway this i morning. take a look at i net camera weet also have delays on 270 southbound cr

all right, that's a check of t the forecashat't.fo erin como is back with a look at traffic.tr >> th starting monday morning offing o with some construction fromconsm overnight on the outer loophe ol between pennsylvania avenuevenue and ritchie marlboro. watch for a tap of the brakest as you head past that area.t ar. then things open up as you proceed towardstowards baltimore-washington parkway.wa moving shoinver to dale city, 9y northbound we do have a crash closing the on and off ramp tooa the truck scales.the tr in dale city watchuck out for r that on and off ramp closedoff but you can see that 95 north no and southbound in general very e light volume not causingra any y delays in that area south ofh of that point in stafford you'retaf in the clear past courthouser road looking good in good in fredericksburg as well. w 66 eastbound traffic istraffic i flowing. in fact let's take a live lookvl outside and show you 66.66 you can seat eastbound sidestboe looking good towards theowards e beltway and problem free westbound past gains vigil anyg questions at erin fox5 d.c. onrn twitter.

any questions erin fox d.c. on twitter. >> if you're among those who flights were cancelled you need to call airline. also remember getting a flight on wednesday will be determined by how much snow fell and where it fell. if you fly south you should be fine to fly out tomorrow. if you fly anywhere in north east may stick around here later than you may have hoped. >> we have greet museums and places for to you pass the time. some of you are up and about and starting to send pictures of♪ with #fox5 snow day. tlrz demarco mars not bad where he s we appreciate the picture. ♪ >> all right this is t. j. with snow on front of his car. >> oh, wow i wonder where this is, inwood, west virginia 4" there piling up on on the patio furniture. >> and 4:57. >> it's like 4:37. >> i cannot see anything outside. >> why are you people up at this hour. >> listen we have a lot more on the other side, don't go anywhere coming up on 5:00. "fox news morning" back after this winter revenge this is live look outside snow and weren'try

erin? roads cool? in frederick and montgomerytger county maryland we're dealing dg with black ice.ce. improvements along clarksburgg road. road we saw the entire stretch shutcs down right now some traffic isef getting by.gettg b but you can still see crews outt there.ther we had a crash involving several vehicles caused by black ice. ie looks like the road has been ben .reated. traffic moving. you can see snow ontr the grassy areas.area use caution especially bridges,i overalpasses, on and off-ramps f watch for black ice and slickndk spots. this is father hurley boulevarda eastbound where we do have traffic getting by right now.htw as you make your way toward 2700 this morning.ning but another crash involving anva overturned vehicle. vehic you can see a big policeig pol presence still there slowing uss down just a bit. jus again just before 270 black ice reported in that area as well.sl as we move it over to our maps s not the only problem caused bysd black ice. 270 northbound crash involving i tractor