chuck grassley: i just wrote down aca. >> epa. chuck grassley: what was that? education. i will just write down -- >> [indiscernible] chuck grassley: ok, maybe two more. >> farm bill. chuck grassley: i heard immigration and farm bill. >> planned parenthood. >> financial regulations. chuck grassley: yeah, i got that. >> investigation. >> that, too. [applause] chuck grassley: let me tell you what i wrote down here, and we can go through this hopefully pretty fast. tax returns, enemy of the people, bannon, moral ethical, russia, aca, education -- russia is down here, education, immigration, farm bill, and scotus. when we get through this, we can add to it. we will cover more than this here, ok? now i am going to just ask people that just want me to listen for a few minutes to your questions, maybe 4, 5 people. the respectful of other people's time you don't take away from others, you want to be the first one, go ahead. >> i am a supervisor. on behalf of the residents that we both represent, i would like to end right you to come and hold a holding public town hall meeting in

chuck grassley: i just wrote down aca. >> epa. chuck grassley: what was that? education. i will just write down -- [indiscernible] chuck grassley: ok, maybe two more. >> farm bill. chuck grassley: i heard immigration and farm bill. >> planned parenthood. >> financial regulations. chuck grassley: yeah, i got that. >> investigation. >> that, too. [applause] chuck grassley: let me tell you what i wrote down here, and we can go through this hopefully pretty fast. tax returns, enemy of the ethical,annon, moral russia, aca, education -- russia is down here, education, immigration, farm bill and scotus. when we get through this, we can add to it. we will cover more than this here, ok? aski am going to just people that just want me to listen for a few minutes to your questions, maybe 4, 5 people. the respectful of other people's time you don't take away from others, you want to be the first one, go ahead. >> i am a supervisor. on behalf of the residents that we both represent, i would like to end right you to come and hold a holding public town hall meeting in black hawk county.

chuck grassley: i just wrote down aca. >> epa. chuck grassley: what was that? education. i will just write down -- >> planned parenthood. chuck grassley: ok, maybe two more. health care in iowa. >> farm bill. chuck grassley: i heard immigration and farm bill. >> planned parenthood. >> financial regulations. >> your voting record? chuck grassley: yeah, i got that. >> the trump investigation. >> that, too. [applause] > chuck grassley: let me tell you what i wrote down here, and we can go through this hopefully pretty fast. tax returns, enemy of the people, bannon, moral ethical, russia, voting record, education russia is down here, education, -- immigration, farm bill, and scotus. >> planned parenthood. chuck grassley when we get : through this, we can add to it. we will cover more than this here, ok? now i am going to just ask people that just want me to listen for a few minutes to your questions, maybe 4, 5 people. be respectful of other people's time you don't take away from others, you want to be the first one, go ahead. >> i am a supervisor. on behalf of the 132 reside

chuck grassley: just a minute. >> steve bannon. chuck grassley: just a minute. please, i don't write that fast. who asked about enemy, something about enemy? >> enemy of the people. chuck grassley: ok, enemy of the people. >> [indiscernible] chuck grassley: what was -- the lady. >> steve bannon. chuck grassley: i heard bannon. >> affordable care act. >> moral and ethical standards. >> russia. >> your voting record. >> climate change. chuck grassley: ok, now -- >> sexual predators. chuck grassley i heard russia. :what did i hear after russia? >> epa. chuck grassley: i have got that down. >> your voting record. >> do you have the aca down? chuck grassley: i just now wrote down aca. >> epa. chuck grassley: what was that? education. >> planned parenthood. cap grassley: -- chuck grassley: ok, maybe two more. >> planned parenthood. >> farm bill. chuck grassley: i heard immigration and farm bill. >> planned parenthood. >> and planned parenthood. >> financial regulations. chuck grassley: yeah, i got that. >> fascism. chuck grassley: let me tell you what i wrote down her

>> we are considering all of our options right now, chuck. that includes you can continue the appeal on the ninth and seek an emergency stay in the supreme court and you can have a trial hearing on the merits at the district level or a hearing also at the ninth circuit and pursue additional executive actions. the bottom line is we are pursuing every single possible action to keep our country safe from terrorism. i want to be clear. we heard talk about how all of the branches of government are equal. that's the point. they are equal. there's no such thing as judicial supremacy. what the judges did is take power away that belongs squarely in the hands of the president of the united states. >> you say that definitively, but they aren't agreed upon. you believe there is a 1952 law that gives the president the power to decide who can come in and out of this country on a temporary basis and why do you think that law supersedes 1965's who says you cannot decide on someone coming in based on origin. >> that's a great question, and i'll answer it in f

and that gets to that "new york times" story, chuck. i mean, we have spent days talking about a story that says that our campaign had constant contacts with russian spies. and i can tell you, i have talked to the top levels of the intelligence community, and they have assured me that that "new york times" story was grossly overstated and inaccurate and totally wrong! i know what the intelligence committees in the house and the senate were told by the fbi, and i know what i was told and what i will tell you is that story was total baloney. in fact, devin nunez, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, went on the record after he was informed by the fbi as to that story, and what did he say? he said it was total garbage. this is what we're talking about, chuck. it's not all media. it's not everyone involved in the media. it is this sort of fake news stuff that is enormously important that, when you get a front-page story of the "new york times," without a single source on the record saying that your campaign had constant contacts

send your love to chuck. >> we appreciate you, chuck. that's going to do it for "news 4 today." thank you so much. >> with all the heart he could muster. >> we'll be back at 9:00. new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> officially putting iran on notice. >> go nuclear. >> they should either get with the program or go. >> why don't we switch jobs. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today" on this super bowl sunday. i'm willie geist. the legal battle that stretched into the we hours of the morning overnight and a defeat in court for the trump administration as the white house is denied for now in its bid to get a travel ban reinstated. plus the president in an interview that will air during the super bowl makes a comment comparing russ

chuck bell is outside and cold. good morning, check. >> good morning, sheena. it is cold out here today, but it is february, after all. you need an extra layer of w5r78g9 this morning. it is a sustained wind out of the west about 20 to 25 miles per hour this morning. as you're going to be outside today, windy and cold, cold this morning. kind of on the chilly side for this evening, as well. as sheena was alluding to, as we get towards f weekend, will wind will come back around to the south and that spells milder weather. now to melissa mollet before we go back to that other guy for his random bunch in the nose. >> you can't even put your hands up or anything since you're so far away. 95 north of route 1, everything is running just fine there on 95 in virginia. 66 from fairfax county parkway to the beltway. you're on time at 8 minutes. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car this morning. taking a look elsewhere, 270 northbound and southbound looking pretty good. inner loom and outer loop of the beltway, no worries there. eun. >>> it's 5:02 right now. w

chuck even looks cold. >> chuck is cold. he has the what to wear forecast coming up in just a mip. he's not following it, though. the wind is making it feel a lot colder outside. it is a windy, cold day. the clvs moves through. 25 is what it feels like in the district. most of the area is going to stay feeling like the 20s until about sunrise. it's going to be a cold, windy day. the second thing if you're north and west of the district, isolated snow shower. let's go outside to chuck where he is cold and he will tell you what to wear. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, sheena. i heard you there, not following my own advice. that is true, but if i were go in my car and huddle up for a few minutes, i'd have my gloves on and i didn't want to have a hat on because it would mess my hair up. temperatures are hovering around 30 degrees and windchills are down in the upper teens and low 20s. bundle up, put your back to the wind, everybody. coming up between 5:30 and 6:00 and between 6:30 and 7:00, i've got the one of each of these, a large and medium heavy winter coat, brand new, come j

melissa has your traffic. >> chuck. >> it is indeed a very sloppy morning. all that record warmth yesterday, really pretty much tanked any real chances of accumulating this morning. cloudy and wet there. there are wet snowflakes mixing in, especially north and west of town. but the steadier snow is frederick county to the pennsylvania border. later this afternoon, it's going to turn really windy. could have passing snow flurries and snow showers. if you're going up the northeast corridor, 8, 12, ending with at much as 18 inches of snow for our friends and neighbors up to the north. for us around here today, layer up the kids. temperatures, 30s and 40s at the bus stops now. windchills will be back in the teens and 20s by later today. winter coat, the umbrella, hats with tie downs. sheena parveen, hang on tight. >> i'm like mary poppins out here, chuck.. i'm about to fly away. it is getting windy out here, colder, too. we have some snow flurries falling outside of the station. the rain/snow line now near annapolis. gaithersburg dealing with very light snow. in

difficult for chuck schumer. heidi heitkamp says donald trump won my state by 30 points so i have to go with him. i have all of these people on the left that are going to challenge me in a primary if i support him. which means -- >> and not give me money. >> and not give me money. which means for chuck schumer, he loses another state. you're going to lose another senator. these eight senators from red, red states, i think at the end of the -- they can play this out and progressive groups on the left, which have every right to pressure heidi heitkamp and others. you play this out. chuck schumer at the end of the day has to give them all a pass because -- you're saying no? >> i don't believe that. i think that hangs in the balance. because the energy in the party -- >> but, mark, what is the alternative is in the alternative, if you play to its logical conclusion, the alternative is heidi heitkamp is not supported and then they lose that state to the republicans. are they going to lose eight more states to the repu

chuck is tracking it all. what you can expect for the start of the wor kw >>> well, today at noon one lucky person will win a brand new 2017 hyundai tuscon at the washington auto show. and you're probably looking at this video wondering what is going on with these people. this was actually the contest from last year. this year, ten people are taking part in the contest. it involves keeping their hands on the car and hopefully winning it like this car did last year. the people that are still there this morning, they've been there since tuesday. >> that's a lot of work. give them both cars. >>> on this super bowl sunday, metro is expecting to see about a 3% drop in riders compared to a normal day. that's why it chose this weekend to chose these free buses are going to replace orange, blue, and silver line service at those stations. if you're coming from virginia, you're going to want to take the yellow line and transfer to gallery place for red line service. metro is doing work in the tunnels here. everything sh

on, chuck, i haven't even eaten lunch yet. what he said was i actually kind of agree with. because the republican senators are so scared of the mainstream media. and the minute there's a problem, they are going to run for the hills. they abandoned trump during the primary. they abandoned trump during the general. we all remember. so when something happens, you don't want these guys in the fox hole. so i think trump really has to watch his back. >> lisa: there are schisms in the republican party without trump. look what's happening with tax reform and border adjustment tax that paul ryan has been pushing for tax reform. people like senator tom cotton going to the floor saying absolutely not. even john cornyn, sorry, the majority whip john cornyn has spoken out against the border adjustment tax as well. trump has said that the border adjustment tax is too complicated. it's not just with president trump's ideas there is schism and disagreement. policies at largess jess those are disagreements that take place on the senate floor.

but chuck doesn't have a car. he has a big ol' truck with big mud tires that he uses to go cat fishing with. look, i think the administration has figured something out. companies are hiding money from the united states. look at apple they have $216 billion in cash but 19% of that is overseas. if you figure a way to row re: patriot that money. dagen: that means president trump is going to have to walk the talk, and you boys know what that means. thanks, guys. cash in just an hour from now. what do you have coming up? >> president trump won the working class but that's not stopping democrats accusing him of waging war on him. so president trump is taking his message straight to the people tonight. is that the best way to get his message out? plus a new report of our crumbling infrastructure. will we pay the price whether we fix it or not? the cashing in will see you at 8:30. dagen: thanks. we can't wait. but up here first. antitrump protesters across the country this week. they didn't cost you a penny. but the next

chuck will have a closer look at your commuter forecast, your bus stop planner, as well. let's take a look at the roads with melissa mollet. >> we're talking about wet roads at this point this morning. pretty much, no matter where you look in our viewing area. so 70 just east of 270, it's nice and wet there. i was on 270 this morning, looked very much like this here. taking a look here at the beltway, no problems right now on but, again, all of this green means we have rain falling across the area and definitely will need those windchill wipers perhaps later in the day in certain areas. you'll need a bit of an ice scraper. >> thanks, melissa. we are heading out to a very different feel in the a megan mcgrath. how is the scene there? >> well, it is definitely wet and just within i'd say the last 10, maybe 15 minutes, we started to see some very light snow picking in. if you look at the lights behind me, perhaps you can see some of those snowflakes mixing in with the rain here this morning. still above freezing. i checked just a little while ago. we're at 39 degrees in fred

>> not that i know of, chuck. the answer' no to that. i would no. >> going to the press conference on the issue of russia. the president never seemed to answer the question that was asked three, four times there, which is, did anybody -- does he know for sure that anybody on his campaign, can he say definitively nobody in his campaign, nobody he's been associated with had any contacts with any russian agents? >> no. first of all, the answer's no. we don't know of any, any context with russian agents, and that gets to the "new york times" story, chuck. we spent days talking about a story saying our campaign had constant contacts with russian spies. i can tell you i talked to the top levels of the intelligence community, and they've assured me that that "new york times" story was grossly overstated and inaccurate and totally wrong. i know what the intelligence committees in the house and senate were told by the fbi, and i know what i was told, and what i will tell you is that story was totally bologna. in fact, david nunez, the chairman of

chuck is live outside. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. yes, indeed, quite the little chill in the air. still waiting on sun vooiz as well. that doesn't happen until 6:00 this morning and starting tomorrow sunrise is before 7:00 a.m. all the way up until march 10th and that's when daylight savings time kicks in. for today though a reasonably nice day. afternoon temperatures today upper 40s and low 50s right here in downtown, about 53 degrees for your high temperature today. talking to someone from the park service about cherry blossoms and whether it's going to be an early or a late peak. we'll find out. i'll ask minutes after 6:00. for now though, 6:00 means traffic is getting busier. >> a brand new problem at walker mill road shut down here at near old walker mill road. two vehicles you can see here. several people being transported from the scene right now. we'll try to get more information on this one. could be some time before they're able to get all of this out of the way. 95 north of lorton, brand new crash there. we were starting t

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. windchills are back down into the teens and 20s this morning. when i come back, i'll give you the daily grade a where those outdoor plans of yours today need to be put off until tomorrow. stay with us. >>> so we always want to know just how cold it feels like outside. . we can't do it. >> chuck bell, we can see your -- >> you could do it. >> but you're the expert. >> there is plenty of room right here alongside of me for anyone who would like to come and stand out here. >> and iemp giving out free hugs. but your outdoor outlook for today and the next couple of days, if you're going to be outside doing stuff this morning, it is going to be kindy and on the chilly said. towards friday and the weekend, things noticeably start to go improve. i'm feeling in a good mood today. the daily grade will be a b plus for today. but just note, that's all based on sunshine and the fact that you can run in and out of the cold in quick bursts. sheena will be back in a few minutes with a look at the ent

yeah, chuck cooper lost. with that illustrious resume behind him, chuck cooper is about to get a major, major promotion. yahoo! news is reporting today citing multiple sources that chuck cooper is about to be named solicitor general of the united states. which will basically mean that he'll be the main litigator for the new administration, there have been some initial reporting that that job was going go to kellyanne conway'susband. okay. but reportedly they are letting jeff sessionmake this choice and he has picked one of his best friends, he's picked chuck cooper, his old buddy from alabama. and this is i think an interesting development in its own right given who chuck cooper is and what he's done in the past but it's also a window in what's going on right now in american politics. tonight the senate voted to confirm jeff sessions to be attorney general. despite the fact that when ronald reagan nominated him for a judgeship back in the old defending bob jones university's interracial dating ban days in the

yeah, chuck cooper lost. with that illustrious resume behind him, chuck cooper is about to get a major, major promotion. yahoo! news is reporting today citing multiple sources that chuck cooper is about to be named solicitor general of the united states. which will basically mean that he'll be the main litigator for the new administration, there have been some initial reporting that that job was going go to kellyanne conway's husband. okay. but reportedly they are letting jeff sessions make this choice and he has picked one of his best friends, he's picked chuck cooper, his old buddy from alabama. and this is i think an interesting development in its own right given who chuck cooper is and what he's done in the past but it's also a window in what's going on right now in american politics. tonight the senate voted to confirm jeff sessions to be attorney general. despite the fact that when ronald reagan nominated him for a judgeship back in the old defending bob jones university's inrrial dating ban days in the

what should be discussed more is lives saved, chuck. the american lives saved because we're taking enforcement action. when we did not take the actions in the past, you have families like the wilkerson family and more who lost people they loved because we were more concerned issue more concerned about effects of enforcement of people here illegally than legal citizens. >> it sounds to me as if you're saying there's no priorization -- >> i, in the white house, improper for me to tell them to disengage from enforcement action, explicit in saying removing individuals who pose a threat to public safety including people who are gang members, charged with criminal offenses, who have been multiple immigration violations, deported, and reentered. i have a question. what would you say, chuck, what would you say to a family member who lost someone they loved because an illegal immigrant deported two times, a misdemeanor conviction came back in the third time because it was not deemed priority. they lost someone they loved, oh, did not meet the pr

and that gets to that "new york times" story, chuck. i mean, we have spent days talking about a story that says that our campaign had constant contacts with russian spies. and i can tell you, i have talked to the top levels of the intelligence community, and they have assured me that that "new york times" story was grossly overstated and inaccurate and totally wrong! committees in the house and the senate were told by the fbi, and i know what i was told and what i will tell you is that story was total baloney. in fact, devin nunez, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, went on the record after he was informed by the fbi as to that story, and what did he say? he said it was total garbage. this is what we're talking about, chuck. it's not all media. it's not everyone involved in the media. it is this sort of fake news stuff that is enormously important that, when you get a front-page story of the "new york times," without a single source on the record saying that your campaign had constant contacts -- they didn't say one conta

. >> good morning, chuck, yes. i'm right outside the station here and we are looking at rain right now.the we're looking at rain because look at these temperatures. 46 degrees in the district. i will say, though, temperatures have been dropping over the past couple of hours. frederick, 32. leesburg, 39. that's where we're seeing the rain/snow line move. dulles, 44. here is the thing. before all this precip gets out district is not dropping to freezing. anything falling, which will mostly be rain, will be melting. but, again, to change over to snow, it's going to be tough before this morning commute is over. coming.we'll take a closer look at the temperature trend as we go through the day and those gusty winds that's all coming up. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. taking a look right now at 66 as you're headed in from fairfax county to the beltway, you're on time. no worries. you can see the virtual rain falling. we have quite a bit of rain falling across the area here this morning. it is going to be kind of

>> reporter: hey, good morning, chuck. yes, i'm live at the college park metro station this morning. it's a little chilly out here. but we are looking at some big improvements as we go through the day today. so if you liked the arm air yesterday you're going to love today. we'll be warmer and we're talking about some record high temperatures across the area. take a look at your planner as we go through the day. we're talking about temperatures in the upper 60s. the record high is the mid-60s and as we go into tomorrow we're going to be warm too, but get ready and enjoy it because after tomorrow we're back to reality on thursday. we'll take a closer look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. back to you. >> all right. thank you. an update on a breaking news story out of the district. police now say the woman struck this is not farrstation. police are not saying whether she was in the crosswalk that you see in the video here when this happened. investigators do confirm the driver involved remained on the scene. >>> now f

thank you, chuck. >> thank you, mr. priebus. >>> many republicans have been largely reluctant to criticize president trump but not my next guest. senator john mccain who appears on the cover of this week's "new york" magazine has taken plenty of incoming from mr. trump and is willing to give it as well. here's what he had to say on friday at the munich security conference in germany. an event essentially founded to confront the threat posed by the old soviet union during the cold war. >> they would be alarmed by an increasing turn away by universal values and toward old ties of blood and race and sectarianism. they would be alarmed by the hardening resentment we see towards immigrants and refugees and minority groups, especially muslims. they would be alarmed by the growing inability and even unwillingness to separate truth from lies. >> i talked to senator mccain yesterday from munich and i began by asking him whether in that speech he was referring directly to president trump. >> i was certainly referring to the threa

i'm chuck bell, live at the tidal basin. we'll be asking the park service when they think the blossoms may be reaching their peak. we'll let you know. >>> don't worry if you don't get your taxes done by the april 15th normal deadline. what the filing date has been extended to when our tax tip series continues. >>> and first it was the first daughter. now her father. the stores that just pulled the plug on some of president trump's products. >>> first though we are staying on top of that developing story from the white house. michael flynn resigning as national security advisor. >> edward lawrence is life on capitol hill now. edward, what is the regular bollig nati -- resignation regarding? >> reporter: this moved very quickly. michael flynn had a phone call with russians before president trump was sworn in as president. there's some allegations or reports out there that he may have discussed russian sanctions which could be against the law, so flynn now in his resignation letter said that he briefed the vice president and ot

yeah, chuck cooper lost. with that illustrious resume behind him, chuck cooper is about to get a major, major promotion. yahoo! news is reporting today citing multiple sources that chuck cooper is about to be named solicitor general of the united states. which will basically mean that he'll be the main litigator for the new administration, there have been some initial reporting that that job was going go to kellyanne conway's husband. okay. but reportedly they are letting jeff sessions make this choice and he has picked one of his best friends, he's picked chuck cooper, his old buddy from alabama. and this is i think an interesting development in its own right given who chuck cooper is and what he's done in the past but it's also a window in what's going on right now in american politics. tonight the senate voted to confirm jeff sessions to be attorney general. despite the fact that when ronald reagan nominated him for a judgeship back in the old defending bob jones university's interracial dating ban days in

but he's also made it very clear, chuck, maybe not, maybe it's not going to work out. but i think he's absolutely determined, question had a productive conversation with president putin. he spoke to the ukrainian president yesterday about the need to maintain the cease fire. he's going to continue to engage these world leaders, put america first and look for a way we could move forward and make a deal to advance the interest of the united states. >> are you comfortable with using those same points to describe it? >> well, using what words? >> that basically, you know, yeah, he's a bad guy, but we have done some bad things, too. are you comfortable with that moral equivalency. >> again, i don't accept it's a moral equivalency. >> do you think he misspoke. >> look, president trump has been critical of american policy in the past and i expect he's always going to continue to be candid with the american people. but what you have in this president is an absolute determination to re-engage the world. i see it in the telephone calls with world leaders. we saw it when prime mi

are you tweeting out there, chuck? >> absolutely. i already tweeted out our day tweeting out what you should expect for any severe weather chances tomorrow. have your umbrellas ready to go. rain chances are creeping up, up, up. >> right now a problem here on north capitol street. we'll give you details on that and show you the beltway takes 12 hours to steep... and almost no time to sip. keep on with ultra smooth taste, now available with a sweet and salted kick. america runs on dunkin'. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> school threats. >> it's anxiety provoking for the families. >> bomb threats shake up the country including three in our area. >>> it was totally inhumane and the conditions cannot be exaggerated how horrible they were. >> a woman jailed overseas. we hear from her family before she heads home to

chuck will be back in a second. i'm working on a bye-bye bao bao forecast if you are heading to the zoo. let's check the roadways this morning. the chopper is up. >> this new issue happening on southbound bw parkway before 197. three-car crash. one vehicle on the roof. they're going into the woods a bit as well. so we'll keep you updated on this one. right now just the left lane getting by southbound bw parkway before 197. north howard street at north jordan street in alexandria, still closed because of that water main break. access to alexandria hospital from seminary road only. look at the beltway, the map is showing it's red the rest of the beltway is looking fine. the camera not showing more. more coming up. >>> today we have our final chance to say good-bye to bao bao, our panda girl is moving to china tomorrow. as chuck bell told you, it will be a beautiful day to go to the national zoo. >> molette green is there at the national zoo with the best times to visit bao bao one last time. molette, good morning. >>

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i think chuck schumer has shown. chuck shumer has shown that he's more interested in politics than moving the government along. i think that has troubled -- i would ask you. the question needs to be asked of chuck shumer why are you stalling these nominees. there's a point in which they need to get asked why are they obstructing government at every step of the way? there's an elment to which they need to be held accou

chuck will have a closer look at that coming up. let's take a look at the roadways with melis so northbound 95 after 17, that crash we understand a motorcycle crash on the left shoulder this morning so the lanes are open but we do have a backup as you're headed northbound. that should start getting better here in the next couple of minutes. westbound benning northeast after 295 crash with all lanes blocked westbound there because of a fuel spill this morning and 50 eastbound, the ramp to northbound 202, the crash blocks the ramp there with the tow truck still on the scene. a look at 270 coming up. >>> it is 5:16. some district students are returningo classes today after a two-daybreak because of a bedbug and rodent infestation. they'll now head to a brand new temporary school today. >> justin finch is life outside ferebee hope elementary school. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. savoy students will be bussed from savoy here to the ferebee hope elementary campus. they'll be coming here for the next several weeks. crews

i always assumed that it was chucky with a y, not chuck e. cheese. >> never been. >> never. >> never had a party at chuck e. cheese. >> never been. maybe i -- >> it's a big part of american -- >> only founded in 1977. again, i would have assumed given how much it was mentioned that it was a longer standing restaurant chain. what does the e. stand for, do you know? >> i don't know. edgar. >> do you know? >> there we go. >>> making headlines teenagers have been tarnished with being bad drivers. a new report says millennials may be more reckless. aged 19 to 24 are more likely to exceed the speed limit by 10 to 15 miles per hour, run a red light, speed in a school zone or read or send a text. very dangerous. don't do that. the study asks drivers of all ages whether they thought they were more careful than other people on the road. not surprisingly most people said they are. >> that doesn't surprise me at all. younger people are definitely more reckless. >> not me. i was always cautious courtney. very careful driver.

chairman, congratulations. >> thank you, chuck. it's great to be with you. >> let me start with the fact that that was a pretty divided room, all intraparty elections can feel personal and feel petty, but the fact of the matter is you do have sanders supporters from the primary who were skeptical of the clinton wing of the party and see you as nothingmore as an extension of that, how do you unite this party without making it an anti-trump party as a way to unite it. >> i thought we had a great day yesterday, chuck, and deputy chair ellison and i, we were there together. we were united, and our unity is our greatest strength and frankly, our unity is donald trump's greatest nightmare. he's already tweeting this morning about the election being rigged and frankly, he ought to be looking at the u.s. election last november through special council. what we saw yesterday, chuck, not only in atlanta where the democrats were gathered, but we saw up in delaware great examples of how we are putting our activism into action. we had a special

and that gets to that new york times story, chuck. we have spent days talking about a story that says our campaign had constant contact with russian spies. and i can tell you, i have talked to the top levels of the intelligence community, and they have assured me that that new york times story was grossly overstated and inaccurate and totally wrong. i know what the intelligence committees in the house and the senate were told by the fbi, and i know what i was told and what i will tell you is that story was totally baloney. and, in fact, deven nÚÑez, the chairman of the house intelligence community went on the record after he was informed by the fbi as to that story and what did he say? he said it was total garbage. this is what we're talking about, chuck. it's not all media. it's not everyone involved in the media. it is this sort of fake news stuff that is enormously important, that when you get a front page story of the new york times without a single source on the record saying that your campaign had constant contact. they didn't

most of them, the predominant name chuck. there's chattanooga chuck, buckeye chuck. staten island chuck too. chattanooga chuck did not see his shadow, so he says early spring. and sir walter raleigh chuck says early spring too. let's take a look and show you how things are going across our region. not bad. we're getting some sun. we've had a lot of cloud cover off and on today. we're still above average. 49 degrees right now. temperatures dropping through the 40s. 44 degrees by 9:00, down to about 42 by 11:00. we're starting to see some changes here. already notice, 41 in hagerstown, 45 in leesburg. here's the change i'm talking about. we've got the wind starting to pick up. we're seeing winds gusting 20-30 miles an hour. these wind will pick up and then kind of die as the sun makes its way down. we'll have breezy conditions over the next couple of days here and that makes things quite cool. the only thing we're looking at is the temperature change. you can see the jet stream coming right across our region. it's trying to dip a little bit pa farther to the south. mos