he s all three. he s about to hop off the the ways and means committee mark-up to give us the inside scoop on the amendment that was just voted down and why that carried interest loophole is still wide open and gaping. plus, what happened to the fire and fury that president trump threatened north korea with? now he s offering to play let s make a deal with dictator kim jong un. are we about to see a nuclear compromise? ambassador stuart holliday here on what s really behind the president s 180-degree turn. on wall street the markets are about to pull off something that s only been seen twice before in 18 years, and it s not necessarily a good thing. with red on the screen we re less than an hour to the closing bell, let s start the countdown. liz: okay, so that market move, if all three indices finish lower and they all look to be on track for that right now it will be just the third time in 18 years that all three hit intraday record highs during the session but th
trail. shouts from the crowd outside a donald trump rally to shut it down. good morning, friends. i m angie gos. i m david culberculbert. i came back from cuba for snow? i know. it s bad. it could have returned as it has in the past in the month of march. firefighters returned to a house in prince george s county early this morning around 1:00. riverdale fire department posted these pictures on facebook. we re looking to find out first if any was at the house at the time of this fire and, second, how it started. also, a search for a shooter after police find one man hurt and another dead in manassas. officers went to golden leaf circle around 10:00 last night and found a man shot. the actual shooting happened nearby at it was there they found another man dead. no word on a suspect or motive. it s 6:01. tomorrow is officially the first day of spring. guess what? your coat, you will have to bring it back out of the closet. looking at snow, the temperature dropped. tom
the high clouds. still cool between 8:00 and 9:00. beginning to jump in the low 60s by then. another day with a rapid warmup. right now though quite a chill in the air. not as chilly as yesterday. only near 50s. mid 50s nearby suburbs, upper 50s in washington. near 60 right by the bay. mid 50s shenandoah valley. you need your fleece this morning. later today you ll be comfortable in shorts. you ll need the sunglasses as well. lots of sunshine around. dry pavement, any problems on the road? looking good. road work here and there, tom. nothing to really bother us here. 270 montrose road northbound and southbound moving along. 95 in virginia, dale boulevard also looking good right now. taking a look here, 95 both ways here in maryland at powder mill road still have some lanes blocked in both directions because of the road work that is happening there this morning and, again, in bound 66 at 123 seeing a bit of a slowdown as you approach that construction as well. i ll see you b
the right shoulder lane. that s cleared. for folks traveling eastbound, no incidents. westbound as well on 66. in fact, all the way from hey market to the beltway clear. inside the beltway clear. if you re on twitter tweet us @first4traffic. 5:02. we are five hours into the first government shutdown in 20 years. soon lawmakers will return to try to once again agree to a funding deal but the outlook is not good. we re near the national mall where we expect to see barricades go up around the memorials this morning. melis melissa. reporter: we re at the mlk memorial. no barricades here. as you mentioned, we drove around for about 20 minutes this morning to various memorials throughout washington. we did not see anything at this point. of course we know it s something that is going to happen here shortly. let s talk about last night. let s talk about what s going to also happen today. it has been a very bitter partisan fight. the senate will reconvene at 9:00 this morning. at
lawmakers getting ready to return to capitol hill after a long night that ultimately ended in failure. the government is closing this morning for the first time in about two decades. it is hard to see if there will be an end to the gridlock. news 4 s melissa mollett is live. reporter: it s been a bitter partisan fight. quite a blame game we ve seen over the past couple of days. we know that lawmakers will reconvene at 9:30 this morning. here s what we know about what will happen then. we re understanding from harry reid that he will move to table whatever the house was working on overnight which will end up killing it. democrats say they won t approve anything at all unless that thing is completely clear of any demands to change the health care law. the hope, of course, this morning perhaps to go to this conference and end up actually talking through their differences. there s a way to resolve this process and that is to go to conference and talk through your difference