down 50. only as you can see now, at least they are not so concerned that they wouldn t allow traffic back in. traffic is back flowing. that is good news. we will of course stay here on the scene until the story is finalized. reporting live, jay korff, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, jay. calling her actions careless but not criminal the f.b.i. is not recommending any criminal charges against hillary clinton. the ongoing investigation into her e-mail server had been hanging over her presidential campaign. leon: the f.b.i. s decision isn t stopping the criticism. our chief political correspondent scott thuman is here with the political fallout. you are right about that. concerning and careless, that is how the f.b.i. described clinton s e-mail practices but not qualifying as control. no doubt hillary clinton got a scathing rebuke today. but getting one from the f.b.i. director instead of a judge the big difference. although there is statutes regarding the handling of classi
continuous quality improvement issue or a patient care issue. chief gregory dean on the job eight months was the man on the hot seat. portrayed as if she asked and we said no and were done with it. not true. accuseed by saucy of letting them resist change. it takes time. we never said we started off with a perfect system. we have to do training and buy time. saucy insists it remains indifferent. it s the definition of insanity. we do the same thing over and over again. we think it will be different. it s not. the big push is for training to give them time and hire private ambulances to do the lower priority calls. today they raised the qu is whether the workers are what is a priority and what is not. i m sam ford, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. tonight breaking news in the d.c. mansion murders. grand jury indicted wint on 20 felony charges including first-degree murder, kidnapping, extortion and arson. savvas savopoulos, his wife amy, the son phillip and the hou
reported. we saw someone come out and then go back in the house. police are asking if they saw anything around the day. if you saw anything to call the police. brianne carter, abc7 news. leon: thank you. only on 7, a neighborhood plagued by the odor of natural gas. the area around the elementary school reached out to us for help. you montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live there. what is going on? they are just out here to fix an issue on the street. you can see the fresh black top on the roadway here. the smell of through her neighborhood. after i started noticing we had problems i kept walking and going am i getting crazy here? but it s not just me. she crafted this map. 19 in total marked a spot where someone complained about the natural gas. this is a problem not only because every once in a while something blows up but this is releasing methane in the air which gets involved with global warming issue. washington gas says it is aware of the matter but str
the last work day of winter. look outside now. beautiful sunshine and clouds. 66 degrees. a nice spring-like wind out there at 13 miles per hour. mild temperatures but things will change tonight. cold front will come through. no rain. just colder temperatures in the 30 s to the 40 s by morning. the gusty westerly winds will go northwesterly tonight and draw in colder air. so as we go through the nighttime hours we are look for clear to partly cloughs. northwesterly winds. 36 to 43 by morning. then everything changes tomorrow. high pressure overhead now. a storm system will move in and bring rain and snow to the region. the future cast, take you this far to tomorrow afternoon, rain moving in from the north and west. farther west we will see the area of wet snow. the pattern will advance easterward. some areas will have impact from the snow late saturday and sunday. others not so much. i will break it down. who may have disruptions and who may minutes. michelle? michelle: thank
wallops island are used to watching rocket launches but last night s explosion they000 could never happen. we knew something was wrong. you heard the explosion and the fire spread everywhere. reporter: you can look over my shoulder here and you can see wallops island and the launch site. good news, you can see that water tower and gantry and lightning rods still all intact. nasa engineers tell us that s good news for future launches here at wallops island. coming up at 6:00, you will hear from residents who tell us what this latest explosion means for concerns of future launches. reporting live, mark segraves, news4. continuing our team coverage with how this investigation will be unfolding, outside the nasa facility on wallops island. reporter: they are going to begin this process of looking on the launchpad and island to put the pieces together and determine what happened. this is a long investigation and could take some time. in the meantime, orbital sciences wil