timesaver traffic. metro riders, no issues on the trains or the buses this morning. certainly off to a good start there. we do have an issue going on on i-66, the eastbound side between the fairfax county parkway and 50 where we have an accident right now that is blocking the shoulder. just be mindful as you approach that situation for those of you heading from areas like manassas or front royal heading toward the beltway. hopping down to virginia right now on the 95 side, we have volume on the southbound side as folks are heading out of town this morning but on the prince william parkway eastbound in jefferson highway, all lanes closed. jefferson davis highway that is all lanes closed as a result of an accident. we'll have an update in about ten minutes. a major break in the case of the mansion murders. police this morning have their man. daron wint, 34 years old, arrested and behind bars this morning charged with first- degree murder in that quadruple murder and torture of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper. he was arrested here last night around 11:00 at the intersection of 10th and rhode island avenue northeast. let's take a look at the scene of the arrest that happened last night. the 34-year-old was traveling with relatives, cornered on rhode island avenue after members of the fugitive task force followed a box truck and a white sedan into the city from a howard johnson motel in college park. wint charged with first-degree murder while armed for the quadruple murder of the savopoulos family and their house keep near their northwest d.c. mansion before extorting $40,000 from his former employer. that's right, wint worked as a welder for savvas savopoulos and his iron works company back in 2005. again daron wint in custody behind bars this morning charged now with the quadruple murder of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper in northwest d.c. this arrest happening exactly one week to the day for the murders happening in northwest d.c. we'll have much more on the hunt for the suspect coming up in the next half-hour. we're live in northeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. breaking overnight a family is out of their home this morning displaced by a fire that broke out in the two-story home in southeast. it started around 3:30 at the home on 7th street. we're told no one was injured so that's certainly good news. everyone made it out in time. this morning the springfield, virginia couple accused of kidnapping and torturing a lawyer and his wife will find out when their trial starts. police say andrew and alecia smiewl abducted 6 -- schmuhl abducted fisher and his wife. alecia had recently been dismissed. the court ruled there was sufficient evidence to move toward with the trial. the defense team for jesse matthew will take the stand today in hopes of suppressing evidence in his fairfax county sex assault case. his defense team doesn't want that victim in the case to be allowed to i.d. him in court saying the victim only gave a general description at the time so she couldn't pick out matthew ten years later. he is charged with last year's murder of hannah graham and is scheduled to go to trial in the fairfax case on june 8. charles severance showed up at a pretrial hearing in fairfax county in a wheelchair. severance told the judge he had been subjected to cruel and unusual punishment as deputies transferred him to fairfax county. he also told the judge he does not trust his defense attorney. the judge denied a series of motions regarding evidence in the case. he's accused of killing three alexandria residents at their home. ruthanne lodato last year, ron kirby in 2013 and nancy dunning back in 2003. two days after a nebraska police officer was killed in the line of duty, the community is coming together. >> a prayer walk will be held for officer carey orasco. she was hours away from going on maternity leave before she was killed. >> reporter: the officer was killed in a shootout wednesday while trying to arrest a known gang member. the shift she was working was supposed to be her last before going on maternity leave to take care of her daughter olivia who was born prematurely in february. olivia was supposed to be released from the hospital thursday. she waited to take her leave so she could spend time with her daughter at home. >> she was a friend, a popular officer, topnotch person, and i just can't imagine that this is even happened. >> reporter: since her death, people have been dropping off diapers to the police department. more than $80,000 in donations have also poured in from around the country. the seven-year police veteran will be buried on tuesday. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> omaha's mayor ordered flags lowered to half staff in honor of her. they'll stay that way till dusk monday. the florida mailman who landed his gyrocopter near the u.s. capitol building last month has pleaded not guilty to federal charges. doug hughes is charged with violating restricted air space, operating his gyrocopter without a certificate or proper registration and using the postal service logo without permission. >> if my flight exposed flaws in the safety nets, the security, they were procedural and they've already been plugged. >> after yesterday's court hearing, a small group of supporters gave hughes their version of a commemorative stamp, one featuring hughes and his gyrocopter. hughes faces up to nine and a half years in prison. he said he has not ruled out a plea deal. he's due back in court next week. caught on camera, a driver in cleveland lucky to be alive this morning. his car slammed into an embankment before crashing into a bridge and catching on fire. here's the end result. the flames destroyed the car. somehow the man managed to escape thanks to two police officers. investigators are still trying to find the cause of the crash. memorial day break just one work shift away. coming up nikki burdine is going to have a look at what you can expect if you're traveling today. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. nice and pleasant out here on the weather terrace so of course it is chilly. you need the light jacket if you're headed out the door. it's going to be breezy today. we'll return to the sunshine all day long. high temperatures in the upper 70s. the breeze this excess of 20 pirms at times. a beautiful people -- 20 miles per hour i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. it's pleasant out there especially compared to yesterday. we had all that rage. temperatures are in the -- all that rain. temperatures are in the 40s. 49 in damascus. only 46 in bowie. 50 at andrews and 50 in crofton right now. as we head through the afternoon, the sunshine will help get things milder and we'll have a downsloping wind coming off the appalachians. that will help to warm our temperatures up. 73 at 1:00. 77 at 3:00 with just a few clouds. there is the potential for a sprinkle or shower up toward the pa-maryland border but not in the immediate metro area. a dry and really, really nice weekend on tap in the first alert seven-day forecast. right now time again for timesaver traffic and larry miller. no issues around the beltway this morning. looks like everything is running relatively smoothly. we did have some earlier issues on i-295 that are all wrapped up so if you're going to be traveling on i-295 on either the northbound or southbound side, you're good to go. we're giving you the all clear there. want to take you to our trafficland camera and show you how things are shaping up at 301 and route 50. no issues there. free and clear for those of you traveling westbound on 50. no problems getting into town. want to take you to i-270 for those of you traveling from frederick toward the beltway. you're looking at a relatively smooth commute. just volume starting to build up as you get toward rockville which is typical for the morning rush. coming up aft seven-day forecast, we'll have your drive times around the metro. over to you. >> thanks, larry. just ahead, niki burr diana live from -- nikki burdine live from the bay bridge. >> why haven't you left yet was the question. >> i'm working right now. >> folks, some changes you need to know. we have those after the break. >> are you heading to the nats game later this evening? they're taking on the phillys again and the weather is going to be great. temperatures in the low 70s at first pitch at 7:05. it will be breezy. west winds at 15 narrator: puerto rico's healthcare system is on life support, putting three and a half million puerto ricans at risk. it's an outrage. puerto ricans are us citizens and pay the same medicare taxes, but receive only half the federal healthcare funding as the other 50 states. the headlines tell the story... woman: "unfair treatment from washington." man: "thousands without medications." woman: "it's a crisis that could imperil the whole economy." narartor: washington must act now to protect care for three and a half million u.s. citizens. before it's too late. 90 degrees one day, 50s, 60s the next. >> temperatures plunge. that's what happens this time of year when you get the on shore flow. that's what really happened yesterday. the ocean is still cold. happy medium today. we have a downsloping flow coming off the appalachians. that helps to warm the air up and then this weekend looks phenomenal. let's take a look right now. getting it started with the michael & son weather cam. there goes the kennedy center and here comes some beautiful temperatures. 71 degrees by noon. lots and lots of sunshine. but the wind will be gusty at times this afternoon. notice the winds out of the west, northwest at noon, 14 miles per hour at 5:00. your temperature will be 75 degrees at that point. that's dropping down from a high of 77 which we'll reach at 3:00 p.m. right now 50 degrees in orange. it's 51 in fredricksburg. only 43 degrees in martinsburg. those temperatures are going to warm up pretty quickly as we head into the afternoon. so on our wide view of satellite and radar, notice how dry it is behind this system but this weak disturbance that is to the north of us is called a back door cold front because it approaches from the north instead of approaching from the west. that could trigger a sprichgle in places like hagerstown, maybe even toward martinsburg but i do think the best potential for the sprinkle or shower will be north of the mason-dixon line. you'll see that here on 9 futurecast. nice temperatures. we're in the mid-70s today. upper 70s in a couple spots. here come the sprinkles and showers possibly making a quick raindrop in germantown, leesburg but it's not actual rain you'll see in the forecast today. maybe a couple of the quick hitting drops and everything moves out again and we start the day comfortably cool on saturday morning. in the afternoon it is going to be just slightly cooler than it will be this afternoon but that's partly because the winds really settle down. notice how the arrows are small here and kind of scattered around. that means the wind direction is not very solid. we don't have a big wind flow on saturday so nice and calm, nice and comfortable. today it will be gusty but it will be pleasahigh of 80 degrees in fredricksburg. 77 in manassas and downtown washington. 76 in fredericksburg. we're going to reach a high -- sorry, 76 in frederick, maryland for your afternoon high. overnight tonight we'll dip down to 43 in hagerstown where you have a better potential for a sprinkle our shower. 52 in downtown washington and 47 in both manassas and culpeper. over the next three days keeping the green weather alerts with us. just the slightest potential of a shower north and west of the beltway with a high of 77. 74 on saturday and back up to 84 on sunday and the heat and humidity return next week in the first alert seven-day forecast. memorial day, though, should be dry. larry, how are those roads looking? glrs i'm nikki burdine live near the bay bridge. it's windy out here. i didn't have to pay extra for this wind machine but as far as traffic goes, you're looking pretty good out here. it's not bad at all but you know all good things must come to an end. here to tell us that is lon anderson with aaa. it's going to get bad today, isn't it. >> it really is. 90 purposes of the almost a million people that are going to be leaving washington are going to be doing so by car. 90%. yeah, it's moving well right now but we no later today what's coming. this is really our first big chance to kick winter goodbye and this is the beginning of the summer and we're projecting very good weather this weekend. so we're pretty confident there's going to be a lot of people headed across that bridge. in fact, they're projecting something like a quarter of a million trips this weekend across the bay bridge. you may not see it now but trust me, that traffic is coming. >> reporter: it looks good right now but if you haven't left yet, are you screwed? >> no, i think it's going to hold up pretty well for a while but later today, i think it's going to be very, very heavy. the sooner you can get away, the better it's going to be but come 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon, there are going to be long lines across the bay bridge. another thing that we know is fueling this is the fact that gas prices are almost a buck a gallon less than they were last year. so we know gas prices have been going up but right now they're still a buck less than last year. >> reporter: good news for your pocket. bad news for travelers. before we send it back, i have a twitter question from my friend matt. he wants to know if the delaware memorial bridge down to dewey is a better option. >> i don't think so i think right now it's moving pretty well and you can take 50 to 404. that's a pretty quick way to the delaware beaches. >> reporter: good to know. thank you so much. fyi, tomorrow we also got the navy graduation so if you think tomorrow is going to be better, you might want to think again. just get out the door as soon as you can, pack your patience, drive careful and take your time. live near the bay bridge, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. good advice there, thank you so much. your time 6:19. if i could second all of that, folks, if you're going to be traveling, i suggest you leave earlier rather than later if you can leave now after the newscast. marc train you're running on schedule. vre running on schedule. no issues there. on the inner loop of the beltway we're problem free this morning. certainly good news there especially if you're going to be traveling from river road to kenilworth avenue. an 1-minute commute this morning. eastbound on i-66 no problems there. just volume as you approach centreville going from sudley road to constitution avenue northwest, a 30-minute commute this morning. looks like 95 is probably the biggest culprit on the southbound side as we're starting to see a lot of volume mainly in the occoquan and dale city area. but if you're traveling northbound from dale boulevard up to 395 a 12-minute commute this morning. westbound on 50 from our folks out in prince george's county we're problem free in that area by the way. from crain highway to n street northwest you're looking at an 18-minute commute. a live look shows you how things are shaping up on 50 where we were just talking about. again no issues if you're traveling westbound going through crofton, mitchellville, even bowie. you can see all the roads there are clear this morning. and again no issues around the beltway for those of you traveling on the inner and outer loop. we'll send it over you to. >> thank you, larry. 6:21. this is mike hydeck in the newsroom following some of the other stories now this morning. schools should be about education and not gender confusion. that's what conservatives are saying about some proposed changes to fairfax county's family life education program. at issue parts of the curriculum that deal with health and sexuality for students in grades 7 through 10. the new curriculum would treat varying sexual orientations and identities as, quote, normal development. the vote on the changes is set for june 25. the president of the boys scouts of america is calling for an end to the group's ban on gay troop leaders. at anage meeting in atlanta robert gates says the change would allow the organization to avoid potential legal battles. denot ask to make policy changes but did raise the possibility of revising the policy soon so scout organizations could decide on their own if gay leaders should be accepted. merchandise midgovernor larry hogan is going to head to asia next week for -- maryland governor larry hogan is going to head to asia next week. he will promote maryland as a getaway to -- a gateway, excuse me, to the u.s. market. the state will cover the cost of the trip. major league baseball hoping to move ahead with plans for an exhibition game in cuba. president obama announced in december the intention to restore diplomatic ties it the u.s. and cuba. they have played spring training games in cuba but none have appeared from 1959 all the way till the baltimore orioles played the cuba team in march 1999. the mlb has not returned since. >> thank you, mike. good stuff today. tourists spending memorial day weekend in ocean city are going to notice this changes. today the cyclone opens and it's kind of like a roller coaster and a go-cart had a baby. it's caused the world's first cart coaster. a new parking meter app to add money without returning to your car but perhaps most importantly, there are new restrictions in place against smoking on the beach and boardwalk. now it will be limited to designated areas only. that goes for e-cigarettes as well. it's anage tradition but the first time for muriel bowser as the district's mayor. this afternoon bowser will launch the city's outdoor pool season. the department of parks and recreation has a mystery jumper who plans to cannonball into the banneker pool. we don't know if mayor bowser is going to jump in too. d.c. has 18 public outdoor pools, 24 spray parks and four children's poops as well as 11 -- pools as well as 11 indoor pools. cue up the controversy in d.c. or snub city for john wall left off the list of all nba first team, second team and third team. wall may be the best point guard in the game in paul pierce's book but not in the nba's apparently. despite averaging nearly 18 points, 10 assists and 5 rebounds per game. you know what he meant to the wizards especially when he went down in the eastern conference semifinals. wall weighed in on twitter yesterday saying, quote, more motivation. keep sleeping. while you were sleeping game two of the western conference final came down to the mvp versus the runner-up for mvp. seth curry showing why he's the best in the business puts golden state up by 8. a minute later down to a one-point game. warriors can put it away but the layup won't fall so back comes james harden with one more chance to show that he should have been the mvp. he gives it up here to dwight howard. he says give it back to me. curry pokes the loose ball. it's turned over just like that. that is your ballgame. the warriors survive for a 2-0 series lead. a salmonella scare. coming up why which states are being affected by the outbreak. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. if you are heading to the delaware and new jersey or i should say maryland beaches, the delmarva beaches today, the wester is going to cooperate for you. it's going to be a little bit on the breezy side but lots of sunshine. a high of 74 today in ocean city. it will be cooler tomorrow with that sea breeze returning. a high of 65 on in case you missed it, all six baltimore officers charged in the death of freddie gray have been indicted by a grand jury. >> some of the charges against the officers have been updated by the state's attorney mosby. >> reporter: baltimore's top prosecutor marilyn mosby announced new charges against the six city police officers linked to the death of freddie gray. after more than a week of sometimes violent protests, mosby filed charges against the six officers ranging from second-degree murder to second degree assault. >> as is often the case, during an ongoing investigation charges can and should be revised based upon the evidence. >> reporter: thursday's indictment include similar charges but adds reckless endangerment and removes charges of false imprisonment. baltimore's fraternal order of police issued a statement saying all citizens are innocent until proven guilty, including these six officers. they will be arraigned on july 2. marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> of course the department of justice conducting an investigation into the baltimore police department. the attorney general loretta lynch will be on cbs this morning for her first official network interview coming up this morning. 6:29 right now. good morning, everyone. welcome to wusa9 right here. it is a beautiful friday. i'm debra alfarone. sounds like it's going to keep getting better and better according to our team of trackers over there, at least for erica grow in the weather department. traffic maybe not so much. a warm-up is on the way. >> absolutely. today is going to be 15 to 20 degrees warmer than it was yesterday in the afternoon. take a look outside right now at the michael & son weather cam. the arlington national cemetery, what a stoic and really just good scene to commemorate the reason for this holiday weekend that we have. 58 degrees. lots and hospitals of sunshine at 8:00 a.m. -- lots and lots of sunshine at 8:00 a.m. i'm sorry it's not national cemetery. tons of sun staying with us. by noon we'll see the sunshine continuing but the gusty winds will be with us gusting in excess of 20 miles per hour this this afternoon so keep that in mind. it's going to be a dry and warm weekend. details coming up in the first alert seven-day. right now time again for timesaver traffic. larry, take it away. erica, thank you. metro riders off to a great start. no issues on the rails or buses. thumbs up for you on this friday. hey, we still have an accident going on right now blocking the left lane of the outer loop at the bw parkway. so we're asking drivers to be cautious in that area. hopping down to virginia right now where we have all lanes blocked at the prince william parkway eastbound at the jefferson davis highway. sky 9 is there to show us the delays at this point so that's prince william parkway right there. you can see the closures. police are on the scene where we had a pedestrian struck. we'll work on getting more information on this swaying. we'll have an update in about ten minutes. -- on this situation. we'll have an update in about ten minutes. >> reporter: a major break in the case of the mansion murders. this morning daron wint is behind bars. police say they have their man. the 34-year-old man was arrested here last night at 11:00 at the intersection here, 10th and rhode island avenue northeast. we're told all of this went down after police narrowly missed him in new york. the 34-year-old exmarine and former savopoulos employee was on the move for days running from police with relatives we're told. members of the task force cornered a box truck and a white sedan wint was traveling in as they drove into the city from a howard john sow motel in college park. tuesday wint was identified as a suspect in the torture and murders of savvas and amy savopoulos, their young song 10- year-old philip and their house keep. police say he extorted $40,000 from his former boss before torching the house, stealing his porsche and setting that car on fire just miles from his father's home in lanham. yesterday we were in lanham and saw overnight thursday that police searched and raided that home taking evidence from the home and then later thursday morning the suspect's father went with police leaving the house in an unmarked police car and then of course late last night that man, the 34-year-old daron wint arrested here in northeast washington. police say at the time before the quadruple murder, wint ordered a domino's pizza delivered to the house. they found his d.n.a. on a leftover piece of crust. we're live in northeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. jurors in the colorado theater shooting case are seeing autopsy photos of some of the 12 people killed in the attack. prosecutors called the arapahoe county coroner who examined the bodies of six people. testimony capped the week in which investigators also also described the trajectory of gunshots through the theater and more survivors described escaping that gunfire. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. anne arundel county firefighters contained a fire that broke out at the gingerville yachting center in edgewater near annapolis. crews arrived to find a 35-foot boat fully ablazed. they put out the flames before it could spread to other vessels. a salmonella outbreak likely linked to raw tuna has sickened 53 people in nine states including virginia. most of the cases are in california. ten people have been hospitalized. no deaths have been reported according to state and federal officials. the problem is a source of that outbreak is unknown but most who fell ill reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. students in 11 states and the district will spend less time next year taking tests based on the common corps standards a decision made in response to widespread opposition to testing requirements. the decision to reduce testing by about 90 minutes was made by the state and the partnership for assessment of readiness for colleges and -- [indiscernible] the math and english exams will only be given once a year instead of twice. memorial day weekend includes championship weekend in college lacrosse. the terps have made it this far the four out of the last five years. can you say dynasty but they haven't actually finished the job in 40 years. to snap the streak, they'll have to survive a in state rivalry with johns hopkins. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live near the bay bridge. it's so windy out here, it's making it hard to think. i'm eating my hair, that's how windy it is. if you're heading out this weekend for memorial day, just a heads up. it's very windy and traffic right now, it's beautiful out here. it's gorgeous. no traffic to tell you about but you know all good things must come to an end and you know that's going to happen pretty soon, especially this weekend because aaa says that this weekend traffic for memorial day is going to be the worst it's been in nearly ten years. they estimate about 37 million people will be hitting the roads nation wide and in d.c. they say more than 900,000 washingtonians will be hitting the roads. the reason for this -- there are a couple of reasons. one of them is gas prices are down and the economy is up so it's really great news for your pocket and your wallet but bad news for you travelers and you people that are going to be hitting the roads. so if you plan on leaving for memorial day celebrations, you might want to go ahead and leave as soon as possible. i'm going to read you some of the best times for you to travel and of course you probably should have already left as lon anderson from aaa told us. but if you haven't yet, the other good dates and times to leave tonight any time after 10:00, tomorrow before 7:00 app and after 5:00 p.m. but i should tell you that tomorrow wele have the navy graduation. sunday before 10:00 a.m. and after 10:00 p.m. but either way, it's going to be a lot of traffic on the roads so just be cautious, be careful, and take your time. better to get there safe than to not get there at all. live near the bay bridge, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >> got the beyonce machine there. >> right into the face. >> absolutely. you are watching wusa9. would you like to win two tickets to kings dominion? all you have to do is pick up your phone. >> our wusa9 text to win campaign is now under way. text the key words "kings dominion" to 25543 for your chance to win. >> i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. ipt' light jacket weather -- it's light jacket weather right now but you could probably get rid of that jacket as we head into the afternoon. temperatures reaching into the upper 70s. you can see the showers and clouds we had yesterday have left us. winds gusting in excess of 20 miles per hour at times this afternoon but it will be much more pleasant than yesterday and the memorial day weekend is looking even better. more on that coming up welcome back. it's 6:40. i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. the weather is starting out on the chilly side. as we head into the afternoon, it's going to be breezy and milder. take a look at your current temperatures at 47 degrees right now in reston. 48 at dulles. 48 in laurel and columbia as well and it's 50 degrees right now at andrews. on the michael & son weather cam, we're going to see the sunshine throughout the entire day. today's high temperature 77. that's also your 3:00 p.m. temperature. noip the winds gusting -- notice the winds gusting 15 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. a beautiful holiday weekend on tap. we'll talk about that in the first alert seven-day forecast. for those of you out in southern maryland, no issues in your part of town. route 5, 301 free and clear of any issues. 210 free this morning. if you're driving out there in southern maryland, no issues getting to your destination on time. i want to take you to our trafficland camera for those of you in crofton, bowie, mitchellville. no issues if you guys are heading westbound on 50 toward the beltway. relatively smooth commute. aside from the wind as we saw from nikki on the chesapeake bay bridge. but again no issues in terms of your traffic. taking our maryland camera right now on new hampshire avenue showing you how things are shaping up on the beltway, we're issue and problem free getting around the inner or outer loop. coming up after the seven-day forecast, we'll have your drive times around the metro. soon coming to the district along with some -- [indiscernible] >> i like that you have the rhythm there. tommy mcfly will be here with all of the details. i don't want brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a jar. come to think of it, brandon, there is a little slice of heaven in every jar. 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there's a bill board for a scary movie right outside their window with a clown staring right back at you. christine explains how a young cancer patient's mom got one such billboard removed outside lmplet a.'s children -- l.a.'s children's hospital. >> reporter: the 5-year-old has been fighting leukemia for more than a year after. >> i looked out the window and i saw something very scary like a big clown. >> reporter: it was this clown from the upcoming horror film "poltergeist" that was looking right into grace's hospital room at children's hospital los angeles. her mom, melissa, took these photos from the room on the pediatric floor of the billboard right over grace's shoulder. >> i thought it was terrifying, a very creepy, scary looking clown. it's not something i would like to look at. >> reporter: other patients felt the same way. when a nurse was checking on grace and the preschooler pointed out the clown. >> the nurse stopped everything she was doing and said that's what the little girl next door has been crying out. >> reporter: melissa got angry. >> a lot of these children the window is their only connection to the outside world. >> reporter: she took to her facebook page and asked followers to call the billboard company. when grace's mom went to bed at 10:00 that night, the billboard was still up but by the time show week up at 7:00 in the morning it looked like this taken down in the middle of the night in the middle of a downpour. >> i cried. i was so amazed especially in consideration there had been a thunderstorm. >> reporter: in east hollywood, christine lazar, 9news. >> when experts -- experts say when kids are confronted with things like that billboard, parents should listen to their child's concern and validate their families. >> i know i'm going to have nightmares now. time to see what our friends over at cbs this morning are covering. >> charlie rose is here. what's going o charry? >> good morning, nick and -- going on, charlie. >> good morning, nick and debra. more on the arrest after suspect in the murder of a family and their housekeeper and loretta lynch's first interview since becoming attorney general and legal analyst ricky klieman is in studio 57 with lawsuits that could help define when you are on the clock. that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you, charlie. won't miss that. >> several of those stories in our own backyard so we'll certainly be paying close attention. >> that's true. erica, just a couple of months ago we saw nikki burdine get a face full of hair. that wind is blowing. >> like me at the capital challenge on wednesday. we've had the breezy days but they're usually this time of year a sign of milder temperatures because those winds coming from the northwest tend to accelerate down off the appalachians but that also brings warmer and drier conditions. that's going to be the case today. yesterday we didn't get out of the 50s. in the afternoon today we're rising into the 70s. let's get it started for you with a look at the weather cam and marina in southwest and day planner. beautiful sunshine through at least noon. 61 degrees at 9:00 a.m. but 71 degrees at noon. your high temperature today 77. we're going to reach that at 3:00 and then by 5:00 some clouds are arriving but our high temperature will still be nearby. we're going to be in the mid- 70s as you're driving home or as you're driving to the beach which will be a very nice place to be this weekend. it's 46 right now in manassas and westminster. 50 in frederick and at andrews. temperatures in the mid-40s to about 50 degrees throughout the area right now. and on satellite and radar, you can see we've cleared out the remnants of yesterday's system but there is a weak frontal boundary on the way. that's going to produce some showers up near the maryland-pa border. you can see that on 9 futurecast. a couple of quick hitting sprinkles, maybe these fat little raindrops. you know how that happens this time of year. and then it will be gone. it's a quick moving system. pleasant weather as we head into saturday and sunday will be down right warm and notice it stays dry all weekend long as well. forecast for today up to 74 in gaithersburg. 76 at andrews. 74 martinsburg as well and 77 in manassas. overnight tonight we're going to dip down into the mid-40s in the suburbs. 44 fretd rick. 46 lease -- frederick. 46 leesburg. 52 in downtown washington. in the first alert seven-day forecast, beautiful weather all weekend long, even on the holiday itself, memorial day monday we'll be up to 88 degrees. lots of sunshine staying with us through at least monday. larry, how are those roads looking? >> not too bad. we do have some issues to talk about but luckily for marc train riders you'll have no issues getting to your destination on time. the trains running on schedule for both marc and vre. traveling on the inner loop, no problems around the beltway this morning. from clara barton parkway to new hampshire avenue, about a 20-minute commute. eastbound on 66 from lee highway into town, 27th street northwest a 33-minute commute. 95 the biggest culprit of significant delays on the southbound side mainly south of occoquan. so be mindful of that. looks like folks starting to make that commute to their holiday destinations this weekend. but from cardinal drive to 395, a 16-minute commute. westbound on 50 from collington road to kendall street northeast you're looking at a 15-minute commute. sky 9 is over the scene of prince william parkway near nannie helen burroughs avenue where that stretch of road was closed as a result of an accident. the southbound lanes are open. the westbound lanes are still blocked. you can see emergency crews still out there on the scene. so just asking drivers you might want to stay away from the area as the detours seem to be slowing drivers down a bit but you will be able to get around. pay attention to the detours as police are on scene. deb and nick, over you to. drake, fun, a bunch of one- word names. >> you got my attention. >> some of the names on the lineup for the landmark music festival going down in the district in a few months. >> tommy mcfly is in the 94.7 fresh fm studios with details on how you can get feet tickets. don't -- get free tickets. don't forget about us. >> reporter: good morning. we give away free tickets all the time on fresh fm but it's usually a pair. how about a thousand free tickets to the landmark music festival. it goes until the 27th. that's when you have to get online and get registered for the land mark music festival. this is a pretty historic event because it's the first time it's been a ticketed event for chairkt on the grounds of the -- charity on the grounds of the national mall. people who put on poll palooza are putting on this. it's going to be an incredible event, super patriotic and you can go for free if you get in on the lottery before the 27th. all you have to do is sign 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(announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. police have their man. daron wint, 34 years old behind bars this morning charged with that quadruple murder of the savopoulos family and their house keep near northwest d.c. members of the fugitive task force followed wint from new york to a howard johnson in college park and then last night arrested him here at the intersection of 10th and rhode island avenue in northeast. a box truck and a vehicle were co rnered here at this intersection around 11:00 last night. wint was arrested without incident. his relatives we're told were arrested as well. police say there could be more suspects involved. that's the very latest. back to you. i'm nikki burdine live near the bay bridge where traffic is moving along just fine right now but as you know, all good things must come to an end and especially in anticipation of this memorial day weekend. we expect more traffic than we've had in the past ten years to be moving here across the bay bridge. in fact, aaa is estimating about 900,000 washingtonians will be headed out here this year. so if you are planning to head out this way, pack your patience. leave as soon as possible or leave late at night and be sure and travel safe. that is the latest from the bay bridge. i'm nikki burdine. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. here's a final look at your first alert seven-day forecast. today that wind as you can see on nikki's live shot will continue to blow. 77 degrees with lots of sunshine today. the only chance for a shower will be far north and west of town. a great memorial day weekend on tap. still have an issue on the outer loop of the beltway at the bw parkway where the left lane is blocked. we're asking drivers to be mindful if you're going to be heading in that direction. 95 is basically where we're seeing the biggest traffic at this point. for those of you traveling southbound heading to areas like my hometown of virginia beach maybe for the weekend. as you can see there, folks are not playing. they're getting out of town and fast. >> they better. if you're home, go. >> cbs this morning is next. they're sitting down with attorney general loretta lynch. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with traffic and weather. >> the app is where it's at. give it a try. eric good morning. it is friday may 22nd 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking overnight, the end of a massive manhunt.th e suspect in the washington, d.c., mansion murders is now in custody. flash flooding in texas puts millions at risk over the memorial day weekend. and loretta lynch sits down with norah o'donnell if her first interview since becoming attorney general. but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we were able to find the location of wint, and we were able to take him down and apprehend

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