national reagan o airport is closed at thesed at t access ramp. ramp. continue on the southbound side of gw on parkway get off f the following ramp or take ortae route one to get around that. t. we're hearing police do hopelice to and have that reopened by rey the morning rush. we'll keep yournin posted on th. could cause slowdowns ifwdowns you're headed to reaganto reaga national this morning. this mor we'll slow you a liven lookloo around maryland.mar this is 270 southbound traffic moving along justin.ving wisdom you can see alsome snow in camera though so beso cautious as you head out. ou you could hit some slick some sk spots. we'll keep you updated ifpdatedf there's any crashes.rashes >> 4:36 is the time.6 is the ti. coming up on to fox5 news nws morning vice president mikeic pence coming undere fire p for o actions some democrats say is >> colin kaepernick says he'llss no longer take a knee duringkne the national anthem.hm. >> we're going to break rightngt now with a live look outsideusi across the dmv.ss the dmv. the time right now is 4:36.

only registered a trace at reagan national. no snow showers this morning plenty of sunshine and cold. bundle up. winter jackets needed, 1 reagan national and 21 dulles and 27 bwi. a lot of you started off early morning in teens aand 20s thanks to the bright surprise we're seeing a rebound quickly. 27 culpeper and 26 in mannasas and rebound by the way it's still going to be a cool rebound. 21 westminster and 27 baltimore and 30 annapolis this morning and winds fairly light and but still takes a few degrees off temperatures. wind chills in low 20s and wind increase later today. nothing but sunshine this high pressure overhead and satellite and radar shows you that here's planning forecast for saturday afternoon. certainly a nice one to be out dooshz. it's crisp to put it mildly. 37 at 11 a.m. will rise slowly into the 40s. below normal temperatures a change. not just today but temperature later this afternoon as cold saturday night out and 7 day forecast does feature a warm-up. we'll show you more spring like temperatures ahead.

alison: a little bit later changes are coming to the reagan national airport. first look at the construction project that will give the airport a much-needed facelift. >> plus, can breast implants give you cancer in the f.d.a. makes national headlines today. i have an update to the "7 on your side" investigation regarding women' michelle: if you are just joining us -- alison: an update on breaking news of the day. three people killed, more than 20 injured in a terror attack in london. the suspect is also dead. now the head of counterterrorism says a search is underway to make sure that there are no other attackers. the white house condemned the attack. president trump is monitoring the developments. now to a consumer alert. news is reverberating the country. michelle: we are talking about a possible link between interest implant and cancer. consumer investigator kimberly suiters has a major development this week. kimberly: it really is. the f.d.a. warned consumers that certain implants may cause lymphoma, cancer of the immune system. take a look. when "7 on you

bwi and reagan national are in the top three airports for most canceled flights tomorrow. bwi is in the top spot with 68% of the tuesday flights already canceled. the airport tweeting that airlines have relaxed their ticket change policy ahead of the winter weather. showing delays across the board, sitting at more than 1400. in our area the number of canceled in delayed flights so far remains relatively low, bwi showing 27 flights canceled in one delayed. southwest airlines telling me this morning that bwi reagan national and dulles are all part of a group that will have no southwest aircraft overnight tonight. they no operations planned for tomorrow. tweeting out just this morning that they are right now seeing normal conditions with no major delays, asking people to monitor the weather and airline websites. back to you in the studio. autria: metro accessible stop running at 4 p.m. tomorrow, be suspended all day tuesday, when it comes to the rails metro says they can operate pretty close to normal and there are snow totals between four and six inches. best to check with m

widespread slight cancellations at bwi, reagan national and dulles. and if you're trying it take vre they're operating on s schedule today. limited schedule for vre. also metro rail operating at 5 a.m. service on saturday schedule. trains every 12 minutes and severe weather plan service for metro bus and as you make your way trying to take dash in alexandria their service is not opening until 7 a.m. on snow routes as well and metro access service is us is spended today. 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 rig

we tied the record at reagan national. looking ahead, breezing in chilly for the end of the week, and yes, a chance of snow. i will tell you when coming up. alison: ok, steve, thank you. takomaitution bust in park, but it is what the woman left behind during the alleged encounter that makes this case so disturbing. tom roussey has the discovery that lead to even more charges. what can you tell us, tom? tom: alison, from what the police and neighbors tell me, this woman parked in this area and then allegedly walked into this apartment building and worked as a prostitute for an hour. the entire time, the car was still running. baby andn 18-month-old a puppy. >> i think it is crazy. i would not even leave my child in the car for a short time. tom: this nearby resident who asked us not to identify her said what she really cannot get over is that 24-year-old danielle parnell was allegedly acting like a prostitute the whole time. >> it makes it even worse. she did not just run in the house, she was doing something illegal and pu

it's a 4 at reagan national -- 54 at reagan national. upper 40s to hagerstown. middle 40's in cumberland. 50 in culpeper. if you like warmer temperatures, on the way. temperatures tomorrow are close to 60 and 7 o over the a few showers are out there and won't amount to a lot around the immediate metro area. around the beltway. sprinkles here and there. they will be looking for rain in the next few hours. upper 40's to 50's. the wakeup temperatures tomorrow morning and a light jacket early on. you won't need it all day. grab an umbrella later in the afternoon. dry for the noontime hour. it's great news for the kids. moving in for the rush hour commute. it's wet roadways and things could slow down. not looking for the heavy rain but enough to get the surface a little slickness to it. take it evening? we get the shower activity out of here by wednesday morning. highs tomorrow in the upper 60's. some may see close to 7 o. then the cold front will move through. this happens early, early wednesday morning. once that happens the winds will change direction. cooler air

reagan national now is at 31 degrees. but those winds 10 to 15 miles an hour make it feel like only 20 degrees. the windchills only in the teens farther north and west as far as around the chesapeake bay. you do need to layer up if you're about to head out the door. here's the forecast going forward for our windchills. windchills by noontime sho temperatures get into the 30s. we'll still have winds gusting around 25 miles an hour into the afternoon. windchills in the afternoon, this is 2:00. in the 20s. then by 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., they'll still be in the 20s. but the winds will be dying down by late afternoon. if you're going to get out, get in a run and some exercise today, it will be windy through 2:00 this afternoon. we'll have sunshine, just a few clouds coming and going. but temperatures ought to make it into the upper 30s by mid-afternoon. then we're looking at the cold air in place setting the stage for a coastal low pressure system. this is as of 11:00 a.m. tuesday. the green zone rain, rain may be moving toward th

the changes coming to reagan national airport and what they mean for you the next time you fly. >> an office in the west wing and access to classified information. why both are being given to first daughter ivanka trump. >> and you might feel some sprinkles when you head out the door this morning but will we need the umbrella all day? >> no, you will not. we do have sprinkles around the area but as you go through the day you will notice that there is no rain in the forecast after about i would say the next hour mild the temperatures will be. make sure you get outside and we have some rain in store for your weekend. chuck and i are >>> good morning, everybody. putting the finishing touches on the ten-day forecast but first thing you need to no there are some lingering rain drops close to the shore of the chesapeake bay. cold is on the way in. ten-day forecast as i mentioned coming right up. >>> the way you travel through reagan national airport is about to change. a look at the two massive projects aimed at helping the flow of passengers. >>> and a major pick cup for college students a

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of course reagan national came in with just under 2 inches. dulles 5.6 inches, a new daily record for snowfall and reagan national 2.2. we're goingold that to see tonight with black itemsw i just heard a f that montgomery county is alsoom goinger to have a two-hour dela- tomorrow and is that because off concerns with ice and the bitter cold that we're expecting. on our way down, gaithersburg is 30, 29 in hagerstown, 34 for dulles, winchester and martinsburg already down 230-degrees as well.230- and we're headed to the 20s tonight. we still have to deal with theh strong winds.in it's gusting to 44 miles an hour at reagan national, 41 up toward gaithersburg, 39 as we look toward manassas and 41 in martinsburg. it is hard to take. if you've got to be out there, be prepared for this, wind chills already in the teens in t manye areas to about 267 in d.c. and they will head for the single digerornimo itself later tonight. if you haven't already done so, you need t'to a do this, get yor car cleared off because that is going to be as hard as a rock rc

reagan national 49. those temperatures hour by hour are going to continue to drop. all the way down to near 20 degrees predawn. this is for most of the rural areas. right there at the t for the cherry blossoms, it may get down to the mid 20s and damage those blossoms again. tomorrow it's only going to be in the upper 20s to just near 30 degrees. that is colder than the average high we get at all during the entire winter during the day on winds. winds gusting 30-40 miles an hour tomorrow. windchills, single digits throughout much of the day on wednesday. then wednesday night, right back down into the low 20s throughout much of the region. maybe mid and upper 30s. then right back down below freezing wednesday night. then finally climbing back up to near the average high on friday in the upper 40s. then above average high on saturday. maybe into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. then on sunday, getting gusty winds. temperatures back down chilly again into the mid 40s. a little bit milder monday. tuesday maybe right back up around 50 will be moderating a bit as well and

live from reagan national, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: if a storm around this time of year sounds familiar, here is why -- this week marks blizzard ofce the 1993, the storm of the century. garrett county maryland saw almost four feet of snow. while the impa a widespread impact across the states. 300 people died and schools were closed for several days. michigan is among the first to get hit hard by this system heading towards us. they are expecting heavy snowfall overnight while strolled trying -- while still trying to clean up from the heavy one. and in tennessee, salt trucks are trying to stay ahead of the accumulation. there was aolina, ground stoppage at charlotte airport. by following our stormwatch team on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. and download the stormwatch 7 app for the latest forecasts. in tonight, an lgbt community center in northeast d.c. was vandalized this afternoon. photo show smashed glass and a damaged door. the center says police are reviewing surveillance video. anybody with information is asked to cont

we just had a wind gust of 48 at reagan national. it's really windy. but as we head to sunset and beyond we will be breezy and not as intensity windy as we have had. check out the gusts here around the area. 44-mile-per-hour gusts at andrews. 46 recently at reagan national. 40 in leesburg. a rough afternoon there. but the wind chill is the ones paying the price for it the way we are seeing it. wind chill is 14 threes on hagerstown and frederick. it feels 20 in manassas. 19 in downtown washington. the air temperature forecast are with the skies partly cloudy through the balance of the night. air temperatures falling in the mid-20's by early in the morning. the chills will fall even lower. by the time you wake up tomorrow, tomorrow morning is 19 in gaithersburg. 18 in reston. fairfax is 19 degrees. upper marlboro 22. even in southern prince george's county away from the metro area, 23 degrees. the same diehl along the chesapeake bay. we will pull out of it a little bit in the morning. as far as the southern zones, they don't get a break either. a lot of

>> reporter: things are looking bleak from reagan national. this is actually the departures, not a lot of folks but the one thing that is departing is metro coming and going to reagan national. the flights aren't for the most part and you can see the snow starting to come down slow. but steady there here in northern virginia. we're i'm going to take a peak inside to the terminal because there's tons of folks who have decided this is where they will camp out inside the terminal. we caught a couple people sleeping tonight. you're going to show us around, not a lot of folks out here. kind of like the scenes from the terminal. departure boards looking bleak. for the most part, cancelations. we have seen some flights here that are delayed and those early morning flights. and on time 6:59 to atlanta but if you look at other morning flights, they've already been cancelled from other airlines, some of them delayed. of course, a time will tell as it starts to snow and sticks on the runways, we were speaking with a gate agent who says they've been told

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reagan national at 16 degrees. for the marathons today, any outdoor exercise, you need a layer up. 8:00 a.m. temperatures still in the 20s with a blustery wind. winds gusting to maybe 30 miles an hour from 11:00 this morning to around 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon as we get above freezing. this evening. a new look at potential accumulating snow this coming week. that's in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. >>> well, there is a new stop on the harriet tubman underground railroad byway. dedicated to harriet tubman opens today in church creek. it's one of 31 stops along the byway. to her role as a conductor on the underground railroad. her relatives say they are thankful for the new dedication. >> my feelings are, thank you, jesus. we're here. that's my feeling. >> i tell my kids, the grounds you're walking across are the ones she walked across. >> the entry is free. >>> muhammad ali's son was stopped for the second time as he was preparing to take a flight back to florida. why muhammad ali jr. believes he was profi

reagan national has changed through the years. as more and more passengers have come through here, more space has been needed. well, the airport is now up to over 20 million passengers a year, more space is needed, more space is coming. check out the new north concourse here at reagan national, and take a look inside. dramatic light-filled spaces takeep in line with the b and c terminals at reagan. >> all the amenities, all the space and openness we're going to provide in the new concourse definitely going to enhance the passr' space, remember, this isn't exactly an expansion. it's a serious upgrade. for the 6,000 daily passengers that now have to board commuter planes out in the elements, this puts a roof over their heads and give the planes dedicated spots. jack potter says now is the time to make the situation better. >> we have to accommodate people who travel through this airport in a very comfortable environment. >> another huge change talked about today, the new security screening area that will be built between the metro s

back in to you. >> justin finch live for us at reagan national. thank you. >>> and today metro marks the completion of one of its biggest escalator project. all five escalators at the bethesda station have been replaced. it took three years. they won't be open until after a ceremony this afternoon. three of those escalators are the second longest in the western hemisphere and drop down ten stories. >> metro transit police want you to be on the lookout for this man. take a look. he's accused of touching a person inappropriately during the height of the rush hour on monday night. investigators say it happened on the orange line near the clarendon station. if you recognize the man or if you spot him on the trains today, call authorities. >>> a man who was illegally strip searched by a police officer will receive $125,000. he has been fighting for that's when a laurel police officer forced him to pull down his pants and underwear in a cvs parking lot during a traffic stop. to this day the department denies the strip search took place. the officer rema

the ramp to reagan national air pa port, the ramp is northbound ramp is open. it was not open earlier. a look at 66 coming up. >>> all right. thank you. 5:14 right now and police in prince william county have arrested a 15-year-old boy for sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl. the assault happened last month at the kid's choice sport and fun center in wood bridge. the girl told police an assistant swim coach has touched her inappropriately during practice. the 15-year-old is being held at a detention center on multiple charges. >>> a man is accused of threatening to blow himself up outside a child support office. he called the office yesterday because his tax refund is being garnished. he said he wanted to hurt his ex-wife and three-year-old child. the worker stayed on the suspect as the suspect drove from baltimore to rockville. police spotted him, followed him into rockville and pulled him over. >> onef our bomb teches in a bomb suit and he inspected the vehicle, passenger compartment and the trunk and underneath and was unable to locate any sign of explosiv

take a look at reagan national airport, it looks like a ghost town. the good news is that reagan officials tell us that they are working to get some departing flights off the ground later this morning and we have seen a few folks who have gone to the ticket counter, check to their bags, and are headed to the terminal to try to board those flhts. we can see the ground crews working fervently this morning to try to get the snow and the ice off the ground, but if they have an incoming flight or an outbound flight, they can get there safely in and out at , on the board lots of lots of cancellations. 5000 flights across the country have been canceled and we know that there have been operations in terms of flights in areas like philadelphia airport and in new york, where there are no flights going in and out. if you are traveling to one of those check with your airline. it's not just the weather here in the d.c. area that can impact you are seeing. it's what's happening to the north of us as well. airports, itjor could have an impact on a flight flying sout

the westbound entrance to reagan national airport is back open after a major water main break shut it down for hours this several inches high, causing major backups on the gw parkway. it took crews more than one hour to financial eval and now things running smoothly. let's get a check of traffic with angela foster. you.a: thank the afternoon drive is a lot easier with the opening of the ramp on the george washington parkway southbound at reagan national airport. we have some spots of complication with midday work zones set up on d.c. 295. not the case on 395 where we are in the green but northbound and southbound 295 with some minor delays approaching east capi , this is as usual on i 270, further north, some emergency roadwork, northbound 85 the right lane is closed. is closed as well as the common ramp from 270 four accident investigation and the afternoon getaway already on 95 southbound in virginia. an earlier crash in arlington gone. closer toays stafford, delays approaching u.s. 17. back to you. jummy: the next safetrack surge starts tomorrow, blue and yellow line writers, you a

now, 63 degrees earlier this afternoon at reagan national airport, still mild for this time of evening. the cold front just off to the north will arrive late tonight, early tomorrow morning. will bring a few isolated showers, but other than that the big difference, the increasing wind and colder temperatures. radars trying to dot right now to the west, garrett county, allegheny county, not amounting to a whole lot. ,ighttime lows, 34 to 42 meaning a chilly start wednesday. 37 bethesda, 38 college park, 40 upper marlboro, 39 woodbridge. futurecast wind chill tomorrow, it will feel like the strong northwesterly wind with wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. 20's, upper 20's inside the beltway. it does not get a whole lot better during the noon time hour. outdoor recess for the kids or anywhere to go, maybe taking a walk at lunch time, bundle up. it will be cold, feeling more like february rather than the middle to end of march. staying chilly tomorrow evening, the wind eases a bit. then the real cold air is set to arrive early thursday morning. highest tomorrow, don't be fooled by 44 degr

reagan national 3 2. dulles 30. bwi marshall 3 2. it's a mess out there. whatever is falling if the sky is falling moderate if not heavy level. it could be anything from heavy rain in your house to heavy snow depending where you watch from early this morning. check out multiple colors out there. all right. south and east heavy rain now working up through southern maryland and looks like call certificate up the country and part of anne arrundel and we hit this mix the that's the pink you see that's right through city and along 95. that's where freezing rain, sleet and in some cases heavy snow. and then look off norm and west generally white or purple it's plain no. parts of the area where it's snowing all night we're aetch proving 8 to 10". frederick had 8 no, i of snow on the ground. so again depending where you are you have a low the know to teal with. the zoo told us we need 2.7" of snow and sleet on top of that. we all hit the roadways this morning. it's messy out there. >> purple is heavy he snow. >> darker purple is heavy snow. >> okay. >> there's a b

early tomorrow money, only 19 fairfax, 23 reagan national. the cherry blossoms. tomorrow, the highs will have a hard time making it past 35 degrees. the windchill factors will keep it in the single digits, teens early on, then only the middle 20's by the afternoon. we have a warming trend on the way that i will tell you about in a few minutes. mentioned, some school closings and delays are crossing the area. no class tomorrow in prince william county and manassas city. five the complete list of closings scrolling at the bottom of the screen and on our website, wjla.com. jonathan: if you have been out and i come you know the roads are slick. the re-freeze is on. is live withle what is being done to treat them and make them less slick. anna-lysa: jonathan, on d street in northeast, there is still snow covering the sidewalk. not enough to make a snowman, sidewalks ande treatment, city officials are reminding folks commercial or residential owners need to make sure they are cleaning the sidewalks and doing what they can on their own because that is part of their resp

we just had one to 47 miles per hour at reagan national. partly cloudy. clearing tonight. take a look at area temperatures as we speak combine with the winds to make winds chills. 14 in hagerstown. 19 in washington. the values will go lower and lower. another day we will wake up to the wind chill in single digits. air temperature wise we stay in the 20's all night long. in 12 minutes we look to the weekend and the next ten days to see if there is a chance of a warm-up. at least a little warm-up. michelle: we need it. the winter whiplash is taking a critical toll on a d.c. treasure. we are talking about the cherry blossoms. the you can see there, that is not a good sign. the national park service says the bitter cold has caused "widespread damage" to cherry blossoms on the tidal basin. q mccray is there with new information. what can you tell us? q: yeah, well, i just spoke with the public information officer with the national park service. they are trying to stay optimistic about all of this. but things aren't looking good. i was out here yesterday. about a lot of the blos

back here to reagan national airport, the lin michelle: metro access shut down at 4:00 p.m. and it won't reopen until wednesday at the earliest. tomorrow metro runs the normal hours but on a saturday schedule. i typically takes eight inches of snow to stop rail service above ground. stay ahead of the game as the school closings come in. sign up for the abc7 school closing text alert. om expects to make a decision by 4:00 a.m. larry: this is the map everyone pays attention to. you are looking at the totals. then you see the jackpot. frederick will get ten inches of snow after it's all said and done. that is where brad bell is in the bullseye are the markets jammed up? brad: we saw that but this is how people prepare. we expect to see ten to 15 inches. that's what it looks like for tape measure. this has been a nice day. we can show how people are preparing here. this is different from elsewhere. folks from the high school had tennis practice. beautiful day in baker park. the daffodils are blooming and no one was thinking about snow. listen to what this gentleman had to say. >

autria: this morning, reagan national turning into a ghost town. brianne carter is live from the airport this noon. we hear you have some good news to bring us. me,nne: take a look behind we are seeing a number of folks filing into the airport and they are excited because they are getting on the plane. just within the last half hour we saw a couple we met here yesterday trying to get to dallas and home to arkansas. get on an earlier flight and were concerned their flight today might be canceled, but we just saw them. their good news. that is what we are starting to see this afternoon, a number of flights showing back up on the board. we had a number of delays as opposed to the cancellations we were seeing at 5:00 to 7:00 this morning. people knew yesterday that the flight was canceled or pushed back until today so they did not have to come here and wait, that is the good news. we are starting to get arriving flights at reagan national airport. they are starting to get arriving flights from other cities. they have moved the planes to other areas so

. >> reporter: i'm at reagan national airport. there were thousands of flight delays and cancellations because to have weather. coming up, one family's c >>> this late winter/early spring storm has created all kinds of problems for people trying to fly tonight. thousands of flights were cancelled and delayed today. darcy spencer has the latest from national airport. >> reporter: cancelled, that's the word you don't want to see or hear when you're planning on flying. but that's what a lot of people are dealing with after the severe weather up and down the east coast. thousands of flights cancelled or delayed. we've been talking to passengers here at reagan national airport about what they're doing with these flight delays and cancellations. we talked to one family trying to get to orlando for a conference and vacation. they decided to drive from providence here to reagan national airport to make sure they made it to florida. >> we hours to orlando. >> reporter: we spoke to a lot of people today. but i have to say probably the worst

it's already mild temperatures 55 reagan national, 56 dulles 58 bwi marshall. warm front came through yesterday. if you were out on friday you only needed a light jacket and that's all you intoed this morning as you get ready for any of the kids' sports games or activities. 61 annapolis and 59 in winchester, 55 in culpeper. storm tracker radar not showing much out there. it is a little cloudy. there's drizzle off towards our north and while we may see a shower later evening, primarily it stays dry today. a lot of clouds around so don't expect to see bright sunshine but that being said, it will still be warm with temperatures jumping well into the 70's. however, a big change for tomorrow. what originally looked like it would be a mild day now looks much, much cooler, kind of cloudy, drizzly, some showers around with high temperatures not getting out of the 50's for washington. so, if you plan to head to the tidal basin either day, today is the better one. today we'll probably have the bigger crowds. however it's going to be nice. mostly cloudy skies, maybe a lat

transportation reporter brianne carter - live at reagan national airport, where several flights are already cancelled. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen warning remains in effect until 2pm for d.c. & counties west. - winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2pm - wind advisory from 6am to 2pm for st. mary's & calvert counties - icy morning -- be safe on the roads, everyone! - steady rain/snow tapers off after 11am - windy today - even windier tomorrow (very cold!) - long melt/refreeze cycle today: bulk of the rain and snow taper off by 11am. windy with snow showers and snow squalls possible through this evening. highs: 37-43 winds: ne to nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy, t for refreezing. wch els: single digits & teennds: n thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries ssible. els: tns to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph good morning complete coverage of this winter weather whiplash. our crews are out across the region.. coming up at the top of the hour john gonzalez what are you working on? mother nature getting her revenge, with a massive winter storm taking aim overnight.

we want to take you live to reagan national airport. there whereset up they are getting ready to hold a press conference before they head out. the go team is getting ready to fight to biloxi after a train slammed into a tour bus. passengers were headed from austin, texas to a casino when the accident happened. it took rescuers more than an hour to pull the victims from just an unbelievable scene. a story we are staying on top of all morning long. as soon as we get anything new, we will be sure to let you know. act to you. an impressive data breach at the cia, wikileaks releasing thousands of documents gleaming to show how the cia wants to hack you. the 8700als say documents posted on wikileaks appear to be authentic, an extraordinary compromise of u.s. intelligence. >> it's without western that it hurts. >> codenames like google kangaroo and after midnight. ipads, smartd phones, and televisions into recording devices. >> they could turn it on remotely but it wouldn't put the power light on, so anybody on that room would be discussing or

that's not bad but that's the observation from reagan national. so, you get away from reagan national i think the visibilities go down a little bit more. even inside the beltway and for the city, too, all right. look back out to the west for dulles t half mile there. manassas half mile. everybody down here south and west half mile so you start getting out there and it really does get a little tricky out there and i suspect away from some observation points we're probably down to an eighth of a mile in spots. out along i-81 you guys are not in the dense fog advisory. everybody else on this side of 81 in between 81 and the bay all under the advisory until 9:00 a.m. this morning so i don't think it gets better for several hours. 47 here now in the city. notice the winds are coming in. that shows where the wind is. right now out of the coast and d southeast. wilmington 51 but raleigh last hour was 62. so, we'll start tapping into some of that. the listen, we're going low 70's today. it will take most of the day to get there. at 1 o'clock temperatures

reagan national. 67 in fredericksburg. we do have a wind advisory going into effect later on tonight through the overnight ur morning. entire d.c. metro area, all of southern maryland could see wind gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour. this is what it looks like on storm watch 7 satellite and radar. most of the shower activity well to the south of us. fredericksburg around beaver dam where you're looking at light showers and for us as we move into the overnight skies will slowly clear. temperatures will fall into the 40's. winds will begin to pick up. highs tomorrow a lot cooler than we were today. we tied the record at reagan national at 80. tomorrow we're talking lower 50's with a good deal of sunshine. our future cast looks like this as we move through the daytime hours tomorrow. lots of sun. breezy at times. a then by early friday, little light snow mixing in with rain. not expecting any type of accumulation. here is the weekend outlook. 45. chilly start to the friday. mid 50's on sunday. your 10-day outlook from storm

and we only ended up getting cup old of one hundreds down at reagan national. everything either north and west, or pretty far to the south. some heavier downpours south of the taphandik area. where you had little better energy capable of producing some thunderstorms, although i have seen little of that, just one to two today. so everything spinning away. but if you look at this, you can really see it starting to break up as well in the back edge, already clearing places like garrett county, in the next little while. so radar future cast at 6:00 again future prediction what may be happening, really, settles things down quite a bit by 8:00. down to just few scattered showers, maybe heavier downpour toward frederick berg, by 11:00 mainly just cloudy, only spotty shower or two here and there. and then by 8:00 in the starting to push away, and we're back to sunshine, it will be a sin, breezy, cooler day, only going to top out tomorrow about 66 degrees. but still, march sun is hot. you'll notice, that it will feel pretty good even with a little bit of breeze from tim

reagan national now at 49. all dry on storm team 4 radar now, but later today at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, rain showers in the mountains, panhandle of west virginia. closer to the metro area, may not see any sprinkles until this evening coming on through. so there may be a little bit of dampness on the pavement when you're going off to work and school tomorrow morning. most of it's over by noontime on monday. so cool and breezy for the rest of the day. sprinkles this evening. temperatures will sta about 20 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon. for the monday commute, we'll be in the low 50s early tomorrow morning. noontime, though, dry roads and look at our temperature. jumping into the upper 60s, low to mid-70s on monday with a little sunshine breaking out. storm team 4 ten-day outlook. rain showers likely on tuesday with maybe thundershowers in the afternoon. a little cooler as we dry out with sun back wednesday and thursday. the day with the heaviest rain chance and heaviest rain is friday. after

brianne carter is at the reagan national airport, where thousands of flights have been canceled. brianne: we understand from officials that they are working to get some flights departing from here, but it is a slim number because really, the operations and a number of those northeast airports are not operating this morning. take a look here, still very quiet in terms of the number of folks who have come out here to reagan national, but over here you can see that this is where they check their bags and within the last 20 minutes or so we saw a couple who came around and were able to drop off their luggage, meaning that they have been given the go-ahead to go down to the terminal and get on the flight. that is the good news, but all across the country, up and down the east coast, we have thousands and thousands of flights. we're just checking in with these folks, these are operations for a number of different airlines in philadelphia. autria: having a little trouble with the audio there at the reagan national airport, but pretty much if you have a flight that you were going to catc

let's hit the temperatures outside. 48 degrees in reagan national. not too tear ebl considering with were in the 30s. >> here are showers or stormtracker radar showing us showers to the west and it's light south and west of d.c. and main steadier reigns out to the i 81 corridor and that's moving here to the east. we should see that here within the next few hours. 56 degrees. showers around still at 10 a.m. and i think by 1:00 we get breaks in clouds and sun. it will be breezy today. winds gutting up and over 0 from time to time. >> that's a check of the forecast let's head toe ernest to erin como for traffic. >> residual delays to largo and single tracking between braddock road and huntington vandoren street on blue and yellow lines and also no yellow rush plus service between franconia springfield and green belt and we look outside and see rails and traffic on the beltway look going topside 95 to georgia avenue and at speed outer loop and upper loop good thipingz in bethesda looking nice on secondarys 270 wide on shady grove road and no issues 70 to

reporting live outside reagan national airport, sam sweeney. julie: the second entrance is what is opened at this time. as you have been reporting, these delays continue to grow. the delay is starting to build from 395 and the 14th street bridge southbound toward the second airport. maying through crystal city be your better bet at this time. for those traveling northbound from alexandria, you're not affected by the water main break. it is the southbound stretch, the first entrance remains closed. 270, lanes are open, but snow showers move through the area and bridges, ramps, and overpasses freeze before anything else. this section of 121 clarksburg road is closed as it crosses .ver 270 at least five cars involved in this crash on clarksburg road. it is the result of black ice. 270 is open south towards hyattstown. and give yourself extra time on the roads. another problem affecting the ammute on 270, tractor-trailer crash on 85 in becky's downfalls to it is we're told the accident involved a tractor-trailer that struck the overpass. there is d

reagan national airport, we can see planes still coming and going. but as adam tuss explains, these could be the final flights to take off. >> reporter: picture perfect sunrise here at reagan national airport. but this is what's coming our way. jason, happy to be getting out of the area and on his way to sunny puerto rico like he planned it this way. >> i just luck of the draw, i dress. >> reporter: lauren also on her way out remembering back to last year's big snow. delays and cancellations will grow. already in the midwest plenty of problems for air travelers. on metro you can see your breath while waiting for the train today as the cold barrels in. >> i'll stay at home with my husband, try to stay warm. i'm not looking forward to it. >> reporter: if we do get more than eight inches of snow in some spots, that can spell travel for aboveground metro service. metro buses will likely be impacts. metro access stops running at 4:00 this afternoon. it's going to get really tricky for people. if you want to get out before the storm, the now really is your

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you can see hear reagan national, 1.7 inches of snow. a couple of light flurries even falling right now.ing we're noting whying to take them out of the forecast tonight. dulles had 5.6 inches of snow. that was one of the higher airp we're going to give you a rougha idea of some of the areas. it ranged from about 3 to 4,4, maybe 5 inches in some of our suburban areas. college park got 2.3 inches of snow. you you can see that oneoe there. that's of course prince george'e county. and we take you's up to the highest totals in the fredericki area. there were a few spots that got up to 10 inches. that was a jackpot for our area. i want to show you the wholehe storm in motion.ion. this thing did go up to new york city. they have some mixing. we certainly had a lot of mixing here with ended up being 1.18 inches of liquid amounting from anywhere where 2 to a 8 inches of snowny. if that had been all snow and not this big mix of sleet and freezing rain we would have hada a bigger snowstorm to deal with. it has brought in the cold air,, and the big

check out the overnight low temperatures last night dropping to 30 at reagan national but as cold as 21 at dulles and 25 25a bwi. it won't be that cold tonight. we're starting to get some 60's back in here as well. a chilly evening ahead. more on the weekend in a few minutes. shawn. >> thank you, sue. >>> if you're watching right now, you have a story idea or a tip we always want to hear from you. give us a call. the tip line is opened (202) 895-3000. you can send us a e-mail to ffox5tips@wttg.com. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> a gop strategist stepping up his efforts to find the person who killed dnc staff seth rich. jeff berkman announced the creation of the seth rich send for investigation. berkman told us he believes this center will be the largest private independent investigative e >> we are setting up a 24 hour day round the clock war room for lack of a better term whose sole purpose will be to gather information, to gather leads, to gather any information related to this. we'll have a consolidated center as opposed to having information here or there and consolidating everyt

abc7's transportation reporter brianne carter at reagan national airport. the options are quickly becoming limited for getting in and out of town. brianne: the clock is ticking. the name of the game is trying to beat mother nature. we have seen the folks flying out tonight or tomorrow trying to get on a flight earlier today. so far, checking the departure board in the last ten minutes. here at the reagan national airport. no cancellation from any flight from now until 6:00. that is good news for the folks trying to get out ahead of the storm. if you are coming here to reagan national airport, the security lines are piling up. they are lengthy at this hour. earlier today we met a man trying to get to toronto. we knows how to deal with the snow. he is concerned what would happen with a lot of snow here and he could possibly be stuck. so he got on an earlier flight to get out of town. >> i know the weather can do to flights and people traveling. people get stuck here. i don't wanted to be one of them. brianne: people taking the rails and amtrak, there could be

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out of reagan national tomorrow have been waved off. the weather is expected to disrupt the train travel in the northeast as well. business as usual at the union station today. tomorrow trains from here to boston will run on a modified schedule. that is if they are not canceled. the baxters say they would like to home by mid-week but they are taking it in stride. >> stay and have fun in d.c. brianne: a number of airlines here telling us that the evening flights are booked. there is no chance to get on one of those if you don't have a ticket. meanwhile, the wavers have been issued for a number of ourlines to change the flight to another day. watching and waiting. a lot tonight. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: thank you. from hardware stores for ice melt and shovels to the grocery stores and the gas stations. a lot of people spent the day getting ready for the storm. maryland bureau chief in frederick that is expected to be in bullseye for the winter whiplash. brad? brad: yeah. we have been told we are going to get ten

ca water main break gw parkwaypar southbound the ramp to reagan tn national airport is closed. clo watch for slick spots frompots that water main break.eak gw parkway completely backedplea up once you pass the 14thth street bridge you see a hugea delay leading toward that. th you can use the second exit to get to reagan national butonal b your best bet from crystalcrstal city, say, take route one. on that will he time this morning. 270 southbound heavy volumeeavye through clarksburg thisrougarksg morning. crash clarksburgclarsburg road just before the ramp tot 270. metro still on time.l on ti allison and steve. >> ♪♪ >> back here local with the health alert this morning.t th take a look the all righthe a screen the maryland departmentet of health says do not eat i am healthy brand soy nut but ort r soy nut but containingontin products from that company due e a possible e. colile eli contamination. officials say a person in thea e state who got sick had eaten the product before gettinggettig sick. there are reports that 12 e.. coli cases in several states are also linked toe

reagan national now at 48. clouds are not producing any rain of sprinkles or drizzle right now, but they may do that later

reagan national is now at 53 degrees. radar showing this cluster of showers here in the midwest coming out of ohio into indiana. that is tracking farther to the south and east. it will be coming closer to the metro area. that's going to be overnight tonight. i've got the new hour by hour timing on that and the up and down ten day outlook in just a few minutes. >> tom, at this point we're pretty used to it. >>> don't be surprised tomorrow morning if you hear a lot of tornado warning alerts in virginia. it's an annual drill emergency. it will appear on local tv, radio and cable channels. you're going to hear a test tornado warning. if you want to participate as a family, the commonwealth outlines what you should do. just search tornado in the nbc washington app. >>> the yellow sweater or the blue suit? if you have trouble deciding what to wear in the morning amazon wants to help you. the online retailer just released a new mobile app for prime members. it's called outfit compare. what you do is upload two photos of yourself

we haven't seen any information specifically sent outwit to to reagan national, dulles travelers from the airportsirpo ta are but we know they know how to handle these storms they get all their equipment out here don they can toent clear the runwas and deice the plains.la when we have heavy smoke conditions, planes would notns, even take off or land in to begin with. definitely it's the kind of it'f thing as i said letting peopleeo know this is coming do what theh can to get out of the stormtorm ahead.ah i'm melanie alnwick.lnck. fox5 local news.al ns. >> back to you.>> bac you. mel, thanks. thank 7:32. march madness officially upon us an early exit in front of the hometown crowd at verizon centee maryland got a sixth seed in tht west region team gathered at marketer jenn's basement for thr announcement their third street ncaa tournament under the headed coach.h terps the last matchup to bee revealed in thela big dance. dae that's some of the game playhe y right there but there it is.e tr there's the celebration.ebratio. a sigh of relief even thoughug maryland had to be in based on d