parkway. we have a three-and-a-half mile backup headed inbound. 395 north at duke street is cleared out of the way. both the road work and accident cleared out of the way. we still have a two-mile backup there this morning. the outer loop ramp to connecticut avenue, we have an accident just popping up there. and 270 near 80 is seeing the left shoulder blocked due to a crash. otherwise, we re going to take a look here at some travel times coming up in about ten minutes. eun? thank you, melissa. a developing story this morning that has now been seven days since family members have heard from fairfax county firefighter nicole mittendorff. darcy spencer has more on the search. darcy? reporter: well, good morning, eun. the search efforts will continue first thing this morning at shenandoah national park. we ll go ahead and show you a map of the area where they are continuing the search for the fifth day today. it is very difficult terrain, very rocky. they are searching a ten-
two accomplices who forced a homeless man to open a bank account inside a td bank last sunday. that victim later forced to rent a u-haul truck with arizona license plates ag30928. it remains unaccounted for. we had% uy some large special events on saturday and sunday. and we had the broad street run. certainly, we don t like to the idea of two vehicles of this nature being unaccounted for. the second missing truck, a penske. 16-foot box truck with indiana tags 2245222. it was stolen a day and a half later, some time between monday night and tuesday morning along washington avenue. unfortunately, the vehicle had been parked in an unsecured location. it was not covered with any surveillance video. police say more often than9ç of paying for rental trucks. this way, there s no record of who wented edrented the van. the stolen vehicles comes two days before philadelphia s blue cross broad street run when the city will be bustling with crowds. of course we are comm
washington township new jersey. what would you want people out there to know about him? he s a great guy. he never hurt anybody. reporter: his neighbors say niro spent years here and was always friendly willing to lend a helping hand before joining the baltimore police force in 2012, he was a firefighter in washington township. his former chief told nbc 10 that he was an outstanding and dedicated firefighter with a clean record and no problems. he was a great guy. his family is great. we never have he even cut our grass. it was like he s a good neighbor. but he s now charged with second-degree assault. he could face 20 years in prison. now, the baltimore police union. adding that none of the six officers went into work that day intending to hurt anybody. live in washington township, new jersey, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. today, the philadelphia police department is praising the efforts of officers during this baltimore related protest in center city. despi
first we will hear from the representative of the gray family who has brief remarks to make. then i ll make brief remarks and then we ll take a handful of questions. my name is richard. i m one of freddie s two fathers. we are satisfied with today s charges. these charges are an important step in getting justice for freddie. and we ask that whoever comes through our city, a city that we love, a city that we live in, come in peace. and if you are not coming in peace, please don t come at all. because this city needs to get back to work. the last thing that freddie would want is to see the hard working people of baltimore lose their jobs and businesses because of his death. you all know that would totally defeat the purpose of what we are trying to work towards. remember without justice there s no peace. but let us have peace in the pursuit of justice. thank you. today is a momentous step to the road to justice for freddie. in losing freddie the gray family has been put thr
let s be real. if you don t live in the city of baltimore before today, you likely never heard the name marilyn mosby, but if that didn t change this morning, it s going to change now. we ve got a lot more about what she had to say today. jan? marilyn mosby was detailed this morning in her explanation of charges for filing those against the six officers. she said the officers had not established probable cause to arrest freddie lling it an illegal arrest. mosby said his manner of death was homicide because of a fatal injury that took place inside that police wagon while he was unrestrained. she talked about the five chances officers had to buckle him up saying that he asked for help, but no one called for it until he was not breathing. the fraternal order of police today said they were shocked by the charges and said it was an egregious rush to judgment. they also asked for a special independent prosecutor earlier this morning because of the ties that mosby has to the gray