right now she's live from woodbridge. what's the view from there? >> reporter: actually we're in springfield now at the interchange and first of all, it is very cold out, 20 degrees, but it is so nice not getting pelted by ice or snow in the face and look at this, pavement on i-95, looking pretty good. you can find some slush still on the highways, but cars seem to be going at speed and it's nice if you are riding on the highway and the snow is gone, but on the less traveled roads probably in your neighborhood it looks like this, still very icy and slippery and it's okay if it's flat, but if there's any incline, cars will slip and get stuck. we saw quite a number of examples of that this morning. the risk for motorists with no four wheel drive who ventured out in the snow was this, wheels spinning on an uphill road. luckily four fairfax county police officers came to the rescue here pushing one vehicle after another up the hill on chain bridge road next to tysons corner. >> it's quite a job. >> reporter: on the highway snow covered lane lines making

i'm david in woodbridge, virginia. >> and todayk the storm left many stranded. many of them were here in our airports. according the flight aware.com, there are more than 2400 flights cancelled nationwide, and reagan national was the worse with 70 flights cancelled and all three of the runways closed. and check this out, rob yingling of the port authority caught this with the crews trying to clear the runways even before the airport close downed the runways. the airport authority is expecting a rapid transition tomorro tomorrow. >> make sure you check in at the airport as they have been working all day today trying to get as many people out as possible. >>> there were whiteout conditions on capitol hill, and heavy e snow made it difficult to spot the capitol building. this is the time lapse when the snow was at the peak. and when it eased off, the crews were at work clearing the stes s and the walkways. >> it is not a good snowday in our region if we didn't have a little fun with it. >> so we had our chief snow correspondent pat collins to issue a challenge to t

. >>> now to a developing story in woodbridge where cops return to the scene of a deadly shooting. one week ago today a woman was gunned down and killed inside the grocery store on jefferson davis highway. mola lenghi was there tonight as investigators canvas the scene in hopes of finding her killer. >> reporter: just a few hundred feet from the convenience store where two women were shot, one killed last week in woodbridge, tonight police are trying to be all over this community passing out flyers among other things, reminders a killer is out there. it took nine seconds to kill glenda coca romero. three men burst into the grocery store in woodbridge last friday, shot her, another woman and ran out. >> it's very difficult. i don't think any of us can make sense of it. >> reporter: tell us what the last couple days have been like. >> really hard. just rumors people even afraid to come here. the employees, my co-workers, they also are kind of afraid because they're afraid maybe he comes back. >> we've got some leads but have not made an arrest. >> reporter: police caused a traffic ja

and david culver is joining us from woodbridge. what is it like where you r david? >> well, pat and jim, i have been going through the twitter, and i have noticed that the folk folks are e feeling like most of the roads are not plowed. you look behind me at route 1 and jefferson davis highway, and you think the same thing. it is coated in white, but we have video that is saying otherwise. they have had plow truck after plow truck after, and we counted six in a row, but despite the effort, little to no impact on the roads. you are still seeing the layer of ice underneath, and inch or so of ice, and it is not letting up. the steam -- the storm team 4 crew has been warning us to stay out of it, and you can see here, that richard is on his skis, and they are 33 years old, but they are effective for the cross country skiing. why skis? >> well, it is fun. it is enjoyable, and it is a good way to get a workout on a cold day when everything else is closed. >> reporter: i bet you did not think of woodbridge, virginia, as a ski resort, but there are snowboarders and sledders

officers passed out flyers near where the attack took place on jefferson davis highway in woodbridge. richard reeve has more. >> these are the flyers you were talking about. the victim came from el salvador about a year ago to build a new life. now the police are looking for her killer and her family is speaking out. sir?w is it going, >> in an urgent search for answers on a bitterly cold night, one week after the shooting death of the grocery marisol.known as >> she was very nice. >> detectives were passing out flyers, hoping for new information. >> any suspicious activity or chatter. hole and store surveillance, vital clues in a terrible crime. her family is devastated. >> is very hurtful. what a sad the most is the way she passed away. >> three masked men entered the store just before 9 p.m., when shots were fired. 21 years old, a single mother with a nine-month-old baby girl, was killed. her fellow cashier was wooded. the men fled empty-handed. -- her fellow cashier was wounded. men fled empty-handed. from this family member who does not want to be identified, and urgently. urgent

. >>> let's check out conditions now in woodbridge, virginia. >> david is live with how much snow has fallen there. hey, david. >> reporter: hey, barbara and jim. yeah, you know, actually, normally a 35-minute drive for me from arlington to this part of woodbridge. today, just a little over an hour. here's why. take a look as we take a pan over to 123. this is just before 95. you can see snow covered. you look at the roads, and you think there hasn't been a plow through here in the past hour or so. well, actually, 25 minutes ago, five plow trucks making their way in a train along this stretch. we can show you video of that. this is what we gathered along 123. they made their way through one after another after another, yet they couldn't really have that much of an impact, because it continues to come down. and under that, a layer of ice. now, you can see here, 495, this was part of our drive this morning. 495, your average speed about 40 minutes, in the past hour, hour and a half or so. and then we made our way onto 95. much of the same. we saw about two or three cars spinning out, no

. >> the northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live in woodbridge. the snow has tapered off a bit but the wind on the cold are still a factor. up the hill, you can see a caravan of plows. not too many drivers are on the roads, things have been relatively calm which is good news that the drivers we have seen are driving relatively slow. take a look at the roads and they are caked with ice and snow. the trucks have really been everywhere. vdot has 4000 pieces of equipment on the road. they are making their presence known. the smaller plows are getting a workout today as well. lot is beingmmuter cleared in woodbridge and drivers are taking it slow in this part of town but the snow and cold is creating a fair share of challenges. >> everybody is getting ice under windshield and having to come out and put their hand out there and stop and slap the ice off. it's bad. >> it's pretty hairy. if you don't need to get on the road, stay off the road. all we can do to keep up with the. >> -- with it. the virginia state police have been busy during the storm. betw

fairfax county parkway getting a little heavy as you come up from woodbridge. we also have a little bit of activity along route 3. have a tractor-trailer accident. it happened in the early morning hours and they have some power lines down in that area. the westbound lanes are closed. and theat route 621 eastbound lanes are open. i will send it back to autria and jummy. is 23 degrees out there. a desperate search for a friend of the boston bombing suspect. why authorities are alarmed that this woman is on the loose. >> the stolen painting at the center of a court battle. how soon you will be able to see the fleamarket run you're unpacking already? yeah. help me find some mugs? ♪ the best part of wakin' up... ♪ [ beep ] hey. [ giggles ]ok.

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this is a live look in woodbridge, route one. there is an accident locking the left lane. it had been blocking the right lane as well. looks like they have that right lane reopened. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, bob. coming up -- a $14,000 phone bill and how 7 on your side got action for the phone's owner. >> "veronica mars" sands speak and create a new way of funding movies. i'm arch campbell. >> a new >> popular tv show brought to the big screen thanks to dedicated fans out there. >> arch campbell joins us with more on how "veronica mars" and change the way movies are made and marketed. >> fans are paying for the movies they want to see. what next? i don't know. they have spoken. they contributed to kickstart her to revive "veronica mars" on the big screen. >> we had to bring you back. >> "veronica mars" returns in a new full-length movie to solve a murder involving her ex-boyfriend. after the cw canceled these series about the teenage private eye. the comeback is attributed to fans to contributed to kickstart her. opens friday on 270 screens and simultaneously

for $40 you can watch five of the nine best picture nominees at theaters in woodbridge, alexandra, and gaithersburg good raisegeles weather will attention. forecasters call for up to eight inches of rain in southern california. re of that state's worst droughts breaks. it will make for a warm and steamy show. ellen degeneres spoke with robin americaon "good morning ." >> i have accomplished more than i have ever hope to a, jim metlife. neeson get the text that someone will buy -- kill someone on his flight every 20 minutes. here is the weekend movie guide. four stars for american hustle. and for gravity. and for 12 years a slave. i think one of those three will win the oscar. almost four for the dallas buyers club. almost three for about last night. two stars for three days to kill. two stars for nonstop and the willful wall street. abc 7 entertainment. >> watch the oscars tomorrow night starting at 7:00 right here on abc seven. >> expect a lot of big changes when dancing with the stars kicks off its new season next week. new cohost. be the the old host was fired along with the bandlea

record lows. 2 for the price of one. 28 in oldtown. 31 in college park. 28 up in rockville and 29 in woodbridge. so, more black ice tonight, be careful walking to get the paper or taking the kids to the bus stop. still cold tomorrow, but above freezing. that's good. and cold with clouds returning on thursday. for tonight, partly cloudy, bitterly cold, some icy spots. don't think we'll see any records tonight. we'll keep an eye on the lows. we'll keep you posted. 19 at 5:00 a.m. 28 at 9:00. 34 at 11:00. up to 37

and 42 toward dale city and woodbridge and 39 in rockville. for tonight, partly to mostly cloudy. cold again, not as cold, but good enough for more icy spots. good news, winds out of the north, northeast at 10. we'll come back and take you through the weekend and look ahead to next week. >> out of the hospital and back in the spotlight. this afternoon, ward 8 councilman explained why he has been in the hospital. >> and he was released just one day before his 78th birthday. bruce johnson is live at the national rehabilitation hospital in northwest with more on barry's health and his political future. and bruce, he is not going anywhere. >> that's right, ladies by his own admission, this was very serious. marion barry in the last two months was in the hospital for a month and a half. now he is going home today, but there's no word, not from the mayor, not from anybody on when he might be able to return to work in the d.c. council. >> looks good. >> marion barry has been hospitalized for much of the year. he's been absent and missed at every d.c. council session to date. >> how serio

running full speed through quantico, no problems woodbridge, lorton, moving at full speed on 95. and as you see, just a 23-minute ride on 95 northbound from quantico to the beltway. coming up, we'll track your commute on i-270. aaron and ericka, back to you in the studio. >> maynard, thank you. >>> 5:22. today we'll learn more about how investigators analyze and get data from black boxes on trains and airplanes. the ntsb's director of research and engineering will hold a briefing at 9:30. he will tell us about the ntsb's capabilities in downloading and analyzing cockpit voice and data recorders. he will also give us a tour of the laboratory where the recorders are analyzed. >>> facebook working with nasa scientists to develop laser, drone, and satellites that will bring the internet to underserved populations. right now, 2/3 of the world's population lack internet access. ceo mark zuckerberg says facebook has already given three million people in paraguay and the philippines access to the internet through their mobile devices. >>> this morning, montgomery county's department of e

but others took exception to the photo and the fact that the gun shop is in woodbridge, only 30 miles away from newtown, the sandy hook elementary school saying, quote, after everything that happened in connecticut and everything going on with the gun laws, why would you have your baby holding a gun? well, the dad then responded saying, quote, my hand was on it, the bolt was open, it was safety checked. she's clearly in her seat just sitting up, one hand on the scope, one hand on the barrel. well, the gun shop finally took the photo off its facebook page but only because the father requested that it be taken down. the gun shop then issued a statement saying, quote, we support teaching young people to shoot and would never put anyone's life at risk. if i post something and it offends you, don't cry to me, call your mom. so for or against this picture, gretchen, clearly it got a great amount of response. it struck a big nerve in connecticut. >> that's an understatement. all right. trace gallagher live for us. thank you. >>> the agency at the center of fast and furious scandal facing new

rockville and perhaps 23 in fairfax, sterling, maybe 22 toward leesburg and even down in dale city and woodbridge temperatures about 25. by morning mostly cloudy, cold, some icy patches. you got milk? no. you got windshield fluid? you'll need that the next few days. 20s and 30s for temps. by afternoon mostly cloudy, breezy and again seasonably cold, a shower possible, kind of a raw march day. high temps around 40, winds east, northeast 10 to 15. break this down. 27 at 5:00, 26 at 7:00, still 27 at 9:00. then we're freezing by 11:00. by 1:00 still raw, temperature 35, pretty much mostly cloudy across the board. yellow alert early tomorrow for icy patches, milder wednesday with showers, 50, not a great day. finally spring arrives a little bit before 1:00 thursday. it will feel like spring, upper 50s. next seven days friday spectacular, gorgeous, low 60s, sunshine, showers on saturday but still mild and then cooler on sunday and monday. we go back into the upper 40s for highs. >> okay. >> it's a battle, winter, spring. >> winter is winning. >> right now. >>> along that line we've just learned loudou

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dale city, woodbridge. 61. 61 also by college park. so, just chilly tonight, everybody stays above freezing. even warmer tomorrow with some  clouds. that's a pretty good tradeoff. a wild wednesday. going to works fine. showers, maybe thunderstorms. strong winds wednesday night and plummeting temperatures. we could see winds wednesday night, gusts to 40. maybe 50 miles per hour. so, we'll take us through the future cast. this is wednesday, not tomorrow. wednesday, there are the showers on our doorstep. again, i think most of the showers arrive in the afternoon. it's going be wet up and down 95. we put this back into motion, they get out of here quickly and the cold air races in and looking at temperatures plummeting. i mean plummeting wednesday night. tonight, partly cloudy, breezy and chilly. lows 36 to 46. winds southwest 10 to 15. by morning, partly sunny. a chilly start. 30s and 40s, not bad. and by afternoon, partly sunny and warmer, some high clouds come in late. high 65 to 69. that's a pretty nice day and certainly the best day

reston, 37 dulles, 38 out toward leesburg, down 95 still looking at 35, 36 in dumfries, dale city in woodbridge and 38 in waldorf. yellow alert for showers tomorrow especially on the way home, early freezing drizzle possible well west of town, a brief mix maybe leesburg and frederick west and north, not sustained, so no roadway problem and no worries certainly in the immediate metro area because temperatures won't get below freezing. here's futurecast. this is five 30 tomorrow morning. we may make -- 5:30 tomorrow morning. a lot of us may make it to work on dry pavement if you're an early commuter. at 7:00 it's all green, so showers. advance it to 8:00 wednesday. we could see maybe a brief period of even sleet pellets possible, freezing rain between winchester and leesburg and by 9:00 even up 270 on the east side around gaithersburg up into the i-70 corridor a brief period of some sleet or freezing rain. it gets washed away. this is lunchtime. you need an umbrella if you want a bite to eat. by few of 30 still showers up and down 95. by 7:00 they're moving across the bay. we begin to dry out. ov

right now, we get sprinkles just from north of quantico through near dale city and woodbridge. then into fairfax county. most of fairfax county getting light sprinkles as it montgomery county, howard county, scattered sprinkles in prince george's county now, northern anne arundel. there's an area of steadier rain that's farther south and west of the metro area. now just about to come in to front royal, warren county, and farther south of there toward luray. and on toward harrisonburg. and the leading edge of that steadier rain into the metro area in about two hours, ten minutes or so. and have an umbrella with you. a cool morning, we have temperatures in the 40s to near 50 degrees in prince george's, montgomery, fairfax counties and the district of columbia. we'll stay in the 40s to near 50 for another couple of hours. then quickly hit the 50s later this morning. and then low 60s metro area. by mid-afternoon. about a 60% chance of more scattered sprinkles as we get into the afternoon. then a likelihood of rain saturday, late morning, into saturday afternoon and off and on on su

this is in woodbridge. at this point one lane is getting by to the right. that is it and probably because the slick conditions are potentially contributing to this so be very careful on your drive in this morning. over to you. >>> benji vasquez is nominated wilson boulevard in falls church as our pothole alert of the day. he writes there are about 10 to 20 potholes loaded on wilson boulevard between arlington boulevard and north livingston street. he says he drives this route every day and every day he has to swerve to avoid hitting them. please help us get this fixed, he says. thank you for helping your fellow drivers to avoid these pits. if you have a pothole that's driving you crazy and you'd like us to help, just e-mail us at tellwusa9.com. please include a cross street and a picture if it's safe. >>> 4:41. time for the first your money segment this morning. stocks rebounded sharply on tuesday. positive earnings news coupled with a jump in consumer confidence allowed investors to shake off a two-day slump. >> the dow is up by 91 points. the s&p gained 8

. >>> tonight detectives hit the streets in woodbridge, handing out flyers and talking to drivers. they're trying to find the killers who shot two women inside a grocery store one week ago tonight. police say they do have some leads in the shooting at platanos grocery store. surveillance video shows three men in dark clothes entering and leaving a few minutes later. one woman was killed. glenda coco romero was a new mother. police say they did not take anything. >>> officials are warning montgomery county college students tonight after a threatening message was found on campus. someone wrote a threat on wall in the campus center. it said school shooting and had an actual date, march 5th, 2014. college officials immediately alerted police. tonight officers are increasing their presence on campus, and reminding students to report any suspicious activity. >>> president obama is warning russian president vladimir putin to stay out of ukraine. the administration is evaluating whether to attend the g-8 summit in sochi as putin continues to station military units around the divided countr

you've got that slow stretch coming out of woodbridge. it's going to be off and on as you head to newington. a live look heading in springfield northbound on 95. mike, you've got a report on potholes. >>> indeed we do. some of them driving you crazy? guess what, fernando witcher nominated some of the potholes in neighboring capitol heights. he writes, the worst pothole in state of maryland is what i'm talking about, corner of walker mill road and karen boulevard. so bad they had to put five cones in the hole. we have good news for you. by the time you hit the road this morning, these holes should be fbied. they were caused by a ruptured water main. so we contacted the wssc. they told us they were going to work overnight to repair that pain and patch the road. they say the permanent repairs can't be mailed till we get consistently warm weather around here. >>> if you have a pothole that's driving you crazy, we would like to help you get it fixed. send us an e-mail by going to tellwusa9.com. include the cross street if you can and if it's s

they have had shower activity in stafford and quantico and woodbridge, and the advise i have not for the i-95 corridor, but for the west, winchester and leesburg, and northern fauquier county, and rappahannock county, and this is for freezing drizzle and rain tomorrow morning. so give yourself a lot of extra time as you are stepping out of the door early. if you are back to the west, d.c. will be okay, and that is for this area of winter weather, and another one in the seven-day forecast and wouldn't you know that? we will have the forecast coming up in minutes. >> joy. thank you, mark. and today, marks the death of a ukrainian soldier after armed troops stormed the base. this comes hours after vladimir putin siped is an agreement to annex crimea. the white house condemned russia's actions, and eight industrialized nations suspended russia's membership in what is called the g-8. and president obama called for the emergency meeting of the remaining seven nations at next year's nuclear summit in the netherlands. >>> and now virginia governor mcdonnell and his wife went to the trial of

temperatures, this is nice. 60 in chevy chase. 63 in leesburg. 59 at dulles. 61 in dale city and woodbridge. 61 in college park and 60 in waldorf. that's above average. we haven't had that too often. chilly tonight, everybody stays above freezing, even warmer tomorrow. we'll have some clouds. temperatures in the upper 60s tomorrow. a wild wednesday, really, i think you'll be okay going to work, but coming home could be crazy with showers and thunderstorms and plummeting temperatures and on wednesday night, strong, if not a damaging wind. we'll see wind gusts 40, 50- mile per hour wind gusts. let alone in the mountains. so, here's our future cast. we'll put this into motion. this is 2:00 on wednesday. so the showers just getting into the metro. they have been in the mountains for a while and race on through. by 7:30, some showers. there's your wet commute home. we have snow back into the mountains of west virginia and maryland. on the other side of the divide and this just races through. i think we're going to see the precipitation move out before the cold air comes in and in the wake of thi

host: in woodbridge for jenny on the line for democrats. caller: i would like to know -- i do not understand how poor people, not well off people, people who do not have anything, how could they vote for people year after year and keep them in office and all they are doing in office is doing the will of the rich people. the rich people do not want poor people. they do not even want wealthy people. they want the country rich or poor. small business, they are the main reason we do not have middle-class. middle-class is declining. they do not want to hire. they want to suck up and give a tax break. a nickel raise will break us. stuff like that. congress, these people got insurance. they make a lot of money. they would kill their grandmother if they could. i am wondering what is wrong with these people that keep on voting these people in because of buzzwords. guest: i cannot explain why people vote for different people, there are a lot of questions that go into that. it is not just economic issues. their money on political questions and social

ron is joining us from woodbridge, virginia on our line for military personnel. caller: good morning. whileed in congress for a and i'm a conservative and i don't agree with a couple of your social policies. that you are the smartest most well spoken member of the armed services committee. i appreciate your service. i have two questions -- when it comes to sequestration, when you look at that cut, is it really that bad? what they callt for, what can we ever cut when you talk about budgets and general? my second question is academic. we talk a lot about being a guarantor of security in different regions. in europe, would you agree or disagree that perhaps we may be somewhat responsible for the debt crisis and different economic issues what we have guaranteed their security for the last 50 or 60 years. they have not had to make hard choices between security and the exorbitant social programs that a lot of us admire that we think we want to transplant to the united states. how do you think our security spending relative to the decision-making process of european par

in woodbridge for jenny on the line for democrats. know --i would like to i do not understand how poor people, not well off people, people who do not have anything, how could they vote for people year after year and keep them in office and all they are doing in office is doing the will of the rich people. people do not want poor people. they do not even want wealthy people. they want the country rich or poor. small business, they are the main reason we do not have middle-class. middle-class is declining. not want to hire. they want to suck up and give a tax break. a nickel raise will break us. stuff like that. people gothese insurance. they make a lot of money. they would kill their grandmother if they could. i am wondering what is wrong with these people that keep on voting these people in because of buzzwords. i cannot explain why people vote for different people, there are a lot of questions that go into that. it is not just economic issues. their money on political questions and social issues like education and abortion. there are

fromhan is calling woodbridge, virginia. who best represents your views? few calls ago you mentioned a website to watch videos. host: booktv? caller: booktv.com? host: booktv.org? do you not watch booktv? caller: i haven't heard of it utnintil now. host: it's on c-span two. beler: my first pick would dr. ben carson and my second would be ted cruz. i know dr. ben carson personally for my family growing up. he is a great man. governmentited small and he is definitely somebody who would stick to his guns about that. same thing with ted cruz. he demonstrated that he was not willing to just go along with whenever they backed down to the democrats on spending policy. he didn't care what the media bashed him with. i would like to see somebody deliver what they have promised. host: are you listening on c-span radio? caller: yes. host: what do you do in washington? caller: i am a financial advisor. host: thank you for listening to c-span radio. listening in.e a tweet -- s,om the washington timews which is one of the sponsors of keene willb ed be joining us in a lit

ron is joining us from woodbridge, virginia on our line for military personnel. caller: good morning. whileed in congress for a and i'm a conservative and i don't agree with a couple of your social policies. that you are the smartest most well spoken member of the armed services committee. i appreciate your service. i have two questions -- when it comes to sequestration, when you look at that cut, is it really that bad? what they callt for, what can we ever cut when you talk about budgets and general? my second question is academic. we talk a lot about being a guarantor of security in different regions. in europe, would you agree or disagree that perhaps we may be somewhat responsible for the debt crisis and different economic issues what we have guaranteed their security for the last 50 or 60 years. they have not had to make hard choices between security and the exorbitant social programs that a lot of us admire that we think we want to transplant to the united states. how do you think our security spending relative to the decision-making process of european par

woodbridge to springfield is final. >>> it is 6:08. we're talking taxes. >> we're month out from when you need to file your taxes. it is march 14. you know april 15 every year, have you done your taxes yet? we're giving you free tax advice this morning. if you have a tax question, go to our facebook page, submit it and this loverly lady sitting right here linda, president of tax masters is here to answer your questions. linda, before we get to our first viewer question, we've been talking about this one a lot. a lot of folks do their own taxes. there are a lot of deductions out there that they can take. what are some of the most common ones that you see folks missing out on, money that they could be taking that they're just completely oblivious to? >> oh, my gosh, there's my most favorite deduction of all and it works well if you're self- employed. you hire your spouse or your children or somebody you care about and you can give them what's called a medical reimbursement plan. this allows you to deduct all of your medical bills as a bu

right now, in woodbridge, another location hit particularly hard. what are people doing their, jeff? >> like brad was saying in la plata, roads were difficult until about 2:30 p.m. recentpavement here in hours, but it will be problematic as temperatures continue to drop and the ice starts to get harder and harder and more thick. certainlythis area knew the storm was coming and they were prepared, but they are not happy about it. woodbridge road in monday morning meant crossing paths with of parade of plows. driver dale shepherd has gotten very good at his job this winter, but he's had enough. >> ready for it to be over. >> one at 4000 pieces of equipment across northern virginia to fight this storm. smaller piles and bobcats did their part in parking lots and side streets. and drivers to their own kind of snow removal. like so many others, flakes were freezing on mike sumners wiper blades thanks to the deep cold. >> paul o'neill had to stop and clear the ice on his way home from quantico to annapolis. with freeways caked in snow and ice, virginia st

. >> the reward for information about a murder in woodbridge, virginia, is up to $11,000 tonight. she left behind a 9-month-old daughter. surveillance video from that night show three men wearing all black walking into the store. they shot cocoa romero and another employee and rushed out. the other woman is recovering. they don't know the motive and they didn't steal anything from the store. >>> russia's conflict in ukraine is causing conflict at a d.c. an an core for a show called "russia today for america" resigned on the air today. she said she could not work for a network that is shugar coatin the actions of vladimir putin. >> i cannot be part of a network funded by the russian government that white-washes the actions of putin. i'm proud to be an american and believe in disseminating the truth and that is why, after this newscast, i'm resigning. >> just hours after that signoff, our anchor spoke with cnn's anderson cooper about why she made that decision. >> it's not about the truth. it's about promoting a putin agenda and it's also about bashing america. >> on monday, another

i-95, slow trip in woodbridge as you travel northbound. here's a live look at 123. you see those lanes are pretty packed. of ho looks excellent. here's the drive times -- not terrible, but you are seeing that stop-and-go pattern. 31 minutes from quantico to the capital beltway. >> thank you. >>> 6:04. we now know the identity of the woman killed by a car in loudoun county. 31-year-old jamie rowley of broadlands, virginia, was out for a run yesterday morning when she was hit by that nissan rogue. the accident happened at clayborn parkway and wax pool road in ashburn. vey state police say the 61-year-old driver immediately stopped and began cpr. rowley later died at the hospital. >>> new this morning, firefighters are looking for what sparked a house fire in bowie. prince george's county firefighters say the fire on gueniviere road started before 11:00, not far from annapolis road. the fire caused the second floor of the home to collapse. crews had to knock down walls to reach hot spots in the house. no one was hurt. >>> an elderly temple hills man shoots his wife and

one of the suspects is a 15-year-old girl, a student at cecil hill high in woodbridge, and another suspect is a 14-year-old boy in a special home computer training program, and the third suspect is 13, a student at stonewall middle school in manassas. and now instagram is a popular social network to allow people to view and share pictures with each other, and the police say that this is how the scheme worked. you have a teenaged girl who takes a naked picture of herself. >> correct. >> reporter: and then she sends it perhaps to a boyfriend? >> perhaps, yep. >> reporter: and then he has it, and then these suspects solicit naked pictures of teenagers? >> correct. >> and then that picture is sent to the suspects, a they put it out there on instagram? >> correct. >> and then it is out there for everybody to see? >> correct. >> reporter: and now the police say that the three teenaged suspects have en released into the custody of their parents. live in prince williams' county, pat collins, news4. >>> the fbi is once again helping the alexandria police department investigate a series of high prof

it was the plummeting temperatures freezing all that tis spin on the dale boulevard hill in woodbridge. >> there's just thin layers in certain spots. it's just some areas they didn't quite scrape down far enough. >> it's unfortunate they weren't able to treat the roads beforehand because of the rain earlier. >> reporter: molique dawson is a professional truck driver for a manassas company. when he heads to work in the morning, he plans to take his own advice. >> leave out at least half hour, 45 minutes beforehand, stay at least two or three car lengths away, if possible. >> reporter: with these bitterly cold temperatures vdot is worried salt would not be effective. so it is using sand on the roads instead. you want to grab a opinion and paper or your favorite device -- pen and paper or your favorite device. you could report right now an unplowed road in northern virginia by going to this vdot link or by calling 1-800-367- 7623. you can check the status of plowing in your neighborhood by going to vdotplows.org. we'll put all this information on our website at www.wusa9.com. live in prin

back over to the maps. 95 looks good in virginia coming all the way up from triangle, woodbridge to springfield and a live look further north on 395 at washington boulevard and this is up toward the 14th street bridge. mike, back to you. >> thanks, monika. >>> new this morning, continuing what monika just said westbound annapolis road is closed after a deadly accident overnight. that is where two cars collided at about 1:00 this morning. this is at the intersection of annapolis road and fontana road in lanham which is right near the enterprise shopping center if you're familiar with that neighborhood. one person died in this. police say they believe speed may have been a factor in the crash. >>> the d.c. political corruption investigation will not keep mayor vincent gray from his routine. he's scheduled to attend a ribbon cutting for a new health resource center in southwest d.c. later this morning. delia goncalves is live at the wilson building with a look at what could be next in this investigation. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and mike. it's business as usual here a

they are a 15-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy from woodbridge and a 13-year-old boy from manassas. police charged them with computer harassment. the instagram accounts have been shut down. >>> we are following up on a murder that has shaken the community in germantown, maryland. today police announced an arrest they made less than 48 hours after the crime. >> reporter: the accused killer is calvin m.perachi of rockville accused of stalking his victim over a $3,000 debt and shooting him in the back with a port 5 caliber pistol. the victim was 21-year-old james alan fraser better known by friends as stanley. fraser, a former student at magruder high school had a number of scrapes with the law including burglary charges. fraser was shot in the back here after he got off a ride on bus at the intersection of oxbridge drive and route 355 in germantown tuesday night. investigators wrote perachi followed fraser and a friend as they drove from locations including montgomery college, rockville town center and mcdonalds in flower hill. eventually fraser caught a ride on bus that dropped him