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we begin tonight with breaking news from the state department. the u.s. just ordered all nonessential american diplomats out of yemen. state department officials also are urging all americans in that country to leave. the president of yemen has refused to step down after a third day after deadly protests in the capital. the department says terrorist activities and civil unrest have made it too dangerous to stay there. good evening. im jim vance. >> and im doreen gentzler. tomorrow will...

area and well continue to watch those storms well off to the west. something else were talking about today, the heat, were up to 90 degrees right now, and were just getting started. >> well check back in a bit. doug, thanks. >> a former teacher strikes a plea deal today. kevin ricks has been sentenced to 25 years behind bars for molesting underaged boys over the past three decades. melissa malay was in court and joins us with reaction from one of the victims. >> christopher pain was ju...

misrata, allegedly using anti-personnel cluster bomb. it was here that the two award-winning photojournalists were killed yesterday. chris handros who grew up in north carolina lived in new york city and covered wars from kosovo to iraq and oscar-nominated filmmaker tim hetherington from the uk who tweeted from misrata no sign of nato. in fact, the pentagon announced it would send in low-flying armed drones. >> today, may in fact, have been their first mission. >> britain, france and i...

resources that they need for economic growth and mobility and it hits really close to home for me. >> reporter: 14th street was closed from u to w for a few hours while police investigated. it has since been reopened. pat, back to you. >> jacqui benson. thank you, jackie. a metro manager hauled off in handcuffs from work today and this all leads back to a deadly dmat occurred a few years ago. lets go to derek ward where a judge has made key rulings in this case. derek? >> indeed, he ...

around 60 degrees. this afternoon we will be in the 70s with similar conditions to what we had yesterday. sunshine here and there. today we have the chance of isolated showers and a brief thunderstorm especially this afternoon and north of the metro. it is 60 in the district, 60 in warrenton. low clouds with a few isolated showers possible mainly north of the metro area. coastal flood warning in effect for d.c. and through alexandria at the potomac river. warmer tomorrow in the 80s wit...

hit or miss showers especially north of the metro area and mainly in the afternoon. brief afternoon storms tomorrow, some could become severe. highs in the 80s, breezy. we have some good news at the potomac river. ferry service reinstituted today at white ferry. springfield headlights coming toward you looking good. 66 in pretty good shape, no accidents. on the beltway near connecticut avenue, theres a report of a truck with its brakes on fire. be careful. this camera shows nothing g...

no, were not going to have a detained 15 days while they are washout for today but we are looking for wet weather for the under investigation for morning commute. corruption. he denied any wrongdoing and youre right, we have cells called the allegations against coming through the area where its raining at least some him lies. mubarak was thrown out of office moderate downpours. in february after running egypt for three years. 51 is the temperature. japans prime minister is 14 miles p...

ulney, 50. manassas, 52. at the bus stop, scattered showers. 52 to 56 degrees. it is going to be wet. we will start to see it end around noon time, 1:00 today. temperatures rising to the upper 50s to around the low 60s. by 3:00, 60 degrees with a mostly cloudy sky. partly sunny by 6:00 with a temperature of 59 degrees. quick look at your four-day forecast. close to 70 tomorrow. so we will be turning things around. some nice sunshine. some nice warmth to round out the week. well talk ab...

and breaking news in japan right now, a 7.1 tremor rattled the countrys eastern coast. the quake comes exactly one month after japans massive 9.0 earthquake and tsunami. tv news stations in japan are broadcasting tower cameras that show the shaking from todays tremor. authorities ishld a tsunami warning but so far no word of any damage. another 7.1 aftershock shook the same region last week. >> very disturbing. good morning. im joe krebs. >> im eun yang. welcome back to news 4 for this...

around $38 billion from the budget, the largest domestic spending cut in u.s. history. both sides claiming victory. republicans for the sheer volume of those cuts, the white house and democrats for outlasting gop initiatives that would have blocked certain environmental regulations and changed a federal program that provides family planning services. a budget that this morning even if barely is still breathing. and as lawmakers take a deep breath now after the debate, the specifics of ...