ashley: no. i just don't think we can call this economy in this country going gangbusters, not even close to it. tom, thank you very much, teddy, mark, jeff, thank you all for taking the time to talk to us. also a special programming note, liz will be talking to not one, not two, but three kings of the market. bill gross, wilbur ross and mohamedal bar january all next week, it's the star panel to let us know what they think about what's going on with this economy and where we're headed in the months and years to come. >>> all right, to politics, very interesting time of the year as we get the heated-up presidential race, the primary race. we're now just four days away from the new hampshire primaries. could be a very important race for several candidates on the republican side. donald trump has made yet another sharp change in tactics after accusing rival ted cruz of stealing the iowa caucuses through fraud, the republican presidential hopeful is interrupting his busy campaign schedule in new ham

. >> ashley: yes. i lost my appetite because of the flu, but i'm fine. >> stitch: okay, you need a blood panel, a ct scan -- >> ashley: no. what i need is to be home. i need to go. >> stitch: not until we make sure this is nothing more than what you say it is. >> dr. neville: ben, i can attest to the fact that this is nothing more serious than a a-aggravated, of course, by the low blood sugar. now, i've already treated her appropriately for the flu. i'm sure a cheeseburger will take care of everything else. >> stitch: okay, maybe that's all it is, but i've been hearing about ashley's symptoms. >> abby: well, that tells me that my daughter needs to work on her pillow talk. >> dr. neville: release ms. abbott to my care. i guarantee i will make sure she continues with the medication and she beats this thing. >> stitch: you and i both know that the flu would have run its course by now. this is something else. and i'm not releasing ashley >> chelsea: [ sighs ] hi. it's me. in case you forgot, anita's watchi

ashley! >> ashley: [ gasps ] >> dr. neville: i' m sorry. i' m sorry. >> ashley: it' s all right. >> dr. neville: how are you feeling? >> ashley: fine. i' m a little tired, but i' m fine. >> dr. neville: which is why you should be home resting. i tried to warn you. it' s experimental treatment. it could come with a whole host of side effects. >> ashley: well, they are rearing their ugly little heads. >> dr. neville: home. now. >> ashley: no. >> dr. neville: yes. >> ashley: no. >> dr. neville: yes. >> ashley: listen, you' re not just because i impulsively kissed you one time... [ laughs ] listen. can you maybe get me something, you know, some kind of medicine that' ll just get me through the rest of the day so abby won' t realize -- >> abby: reporting for life-saving duty. so. where do we start? >> hilary: uh -- >> devon: i' m sorry. i' >> hilary: thanks. >> devon: sure. >> hilary: what' s with us and paperwork, huh? divorce papers, and now it' >> devon: which you haven' signed. t want to. and i' m surprised to see you i thought you' d want y

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. >> hilary: ashley, may i? >> ashley: oh, sure. >> hilary: hi. i'm glad you're all here today, because there's been something that i've wanted to talk about for quite some time. simon neville saved my life not that long ago. when i was in a coma, when things were bleak... dr. neville took chances. he used bold, innovative thinking. he defied current neurological he broke the rules. and he gave me my life back. today he's privately funded, working at a state-of-the-art laboratory, among colleagues and friends who recognize his genius. and, yes, we are still in the research phase, and many may say that this press conference is premature. but the research -- it's... it's promising. and the goals -- they are far-reaching. so what we need now is for members of the scientific community and the fda to get behind this research. just embrace and support this new perspective. neil knows this. that's why he's so passionate and devoted to the cause, even coming out here today, when he isn't feeling his best, because it is that important. i am standing here t

known.our team coverage continues with ashley minelli live in santa clara this morning--ashley-- precautions are already in place ahead of sunday's game. 3 fans i talked with were disappointed they couldn't get *closer* to the stadium... 3 - you can see behind me the street leading up to the stadium is blocked off- santa and yesterday we saw heavy law enforcement presence too too- army humvees on the ground - choppers in the air- as people taking pictures, hoping to get closer to stadium- one fan we spoke with... while he wishes he could see it up close now... understands the precautions 3 3 16"i was just talking to my friends... do they really need this much security? but speaking in terms of the people who are going to be attending and the venue on as big a stage as it is... i think it's very necessary to make the fans feel secure. secure.- security heightened in *all* areas surrounding superbowl events 3 - people going to different events either need tickets or credentials like this to get everywhereback to you ben. 3 and while the panthers are getting ready for the super bowl..bella -- t

we missed you. >> ashley: great new there. i'm ashley jones. . welcome back. >>> shivers across south florida. miami getting the cold shoulder. >>> and two people suspected arrested in a suspected drug house. >>> and sword wielding suspect.

ashley guindon shot to death saturday while responding to a call in woodbridge. it was her first day on the job. and also tonight they mourned 29-year-old crystal hamilton. police say her husband was the gunman who killed both women. >> we have live team coverage. alexandra limon and marina marraco who attended a vigil. she starts us off tonight. marina? >> reporter: the outpouring of support has been incredible. just a small show of how ashley guindon is being remembered tonight who, only after a day having been sworn into the police force and just an hour and a half into her shot dead while responding to a call. [ bagpipes playing ] >> reporter: hundreds filled the prince william county complex to honor 28-year-old ashley guindon gunned down in the line of duty after only an hour and a half into her first shift ever as a police officer. here fellow officers along with the community, many who had never met her, lit candles and prayed. >> that child may wem be alive today because ashley had the courage to ensure that that family got the intervention they needed.

ashley white sentencing hearing is scheduled for may 16. there were several family members in the court room today, but they said they did not want to go on camera either. live in pulaski bethany teague wsls 10. turning now to your forecast ... it was another brutally cold day ... with snow showers throughout the area. storm team ten chief meteorologist jeff haniewich joins us now. jeff ... a clipper system brought us more snow showers into the mountains, even with a few making it farther east energy will move away from us later tonight, but through the evening we will still have the chance for some snow showers. a coating -2" is possible in the nrv and highlands even perhaps into the higher elevations of the roanoke valley, with a dusting possible in spots farther east. it was cold outside on friday, but at least the winds were not all that strong. however, they strengthen big-time tonight. a wind chill advisory is in from nelson, amherst, bedford, franklin, and patrick counties and points west from 11:00pm tonight through sunday at 10:00a

ashley, the market believes the iranians for now. ashley: yes. i'm not sure who would actually believe the iranians but them saying, yes, we support what the other opec nations want to do, it's very strange. they understand our situation, in other words, we're going to keep pumping it. i think that's what they're opening the door to. but they also said that we could have other measures to stabilize prices. we have no idea what that vague language is but it's enough to give a boost. >> the freeze is not a cut. stuart: right? >> and we need the run to come to the table, they made that decision without iran, i think it's all smoke and mirrors. the entire agreement. stuart: but, look, it is the first pan oil patch deal. ashley: , yes. stuart: in 15 years. this is the first time that everybody has -- at least verbally all signed and said, yeah, we'll have a freeze. all good. >> yeah. stuart: that's what the market's looking at. >> the iraqis are consistently at odds with the saudis. ashley: yeah. >> this is a one-day agreemen. stuart: you think? a ske

we have team 7 coverage with the president's plansful we begin with ashley jones in the plex. >> ashley: it's worth knowing the el bar -- embargo is still in place. the president will be in cuba march 21st and 22nd. president o obama breaking the news thursday morning tweeting next month i will travel to cuba to advance our progress and the cuban peopleful we still have differences with the cuban people that i will raise directly. america will always stand with human rights around the world. our flag flies over our embassy in havana once again. more ameririns are traveling to cuba than at any time in the last 5 years. 14 months ago, i announced we would beginorlizing lareonwi cuba and al significant progress. it's the latest move in impringg relations with the island nation. december 17, 2014, president obama announcing the renewal and diplomatic relations between the united states and cuba after cades of cold war. the goal reopening embassies in havana and washington, d.c. >> president obama: the day america chooses to cut loose the shackles of the past. >> ashley: just four month late

the exit ramp of ashley drive are shutdown. live to our sky 10 network camera this is the exit ramp 10. i-4 going into downtown tampa going west a mess. you can still get off to go to i-275. you will be delayed this entire morning because they are not planning on opening up that exit ramp until -- well for three or four hours. they are investigating what we are hearing very serious injuries. i want to let you know how to get around this. this will affect your morning commute. if you are going south on i-275 and you want to stay and you usually take ashley drive don't. avoid it. take howard drive instead. heading south on i-275 before this crash you'll see a backup early. you can exit mlk boulevard, take armenia avenue and get back on i-275. i-4 drivers consider taking the connector to the selmon expressway. that will help you get around it as well. that is our big traffic story this morning. i'm staying on top of it for you. i'm on top of an accident in pinellas county on u.s. 19 northbound north of park boulevard. this one is

ashley, what do you say? >> ashley: i have the utmost confidence in dr. neville, of >> stitch: okay, i thought we were going to the party later at the club. >> abby: yeah, that was before your son walked in on us having sex. >> stitch: okay, what does that have to do -- >> abby: it' s traumatizing. for all of us. and we have to be sensitive to max. so i would understand if you wanted to spend some extra time with him today. >> stitch: i had a talk with my son. >> abby: you did? >> stitch: yeah. about privacy, yours, mine, and his, and about the fact that i need to move back home to be with my new wife as well as get him back into a routine. >> abby: as in school? >> stitch: we did the whole enrollment thing this morning. max is having an orientation day. he' s meeting teachers and kids. he officially starts school tomorrow. >> abby: [ chuckles ] that' ll be fantastic for max. i mean, he' ll make new friends. he' ll have a schedule. >> stitch: yeah. >> abby: but you didn' t think he was ready. >> stitch: look, he' d -- he' d just lost his mom. you know, i

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ashley guindon. he was shot and killed on saturday on the first day of duty as a police officer in virginia. people across new hampshire are remembering the life of a veteran state trooper who passed away over the weekend following a long and fish and game officials say that speed was a likely factor in a deadly snowmobile crash in lincoln. sean: as you head out the door, it not going to feel like winter. kevin: southwest winds are going to send temperatures upward. the front coming through. winds turn to the west behind the front. temperatures will start to cool off behind that. we start off from the mid 20's to lower and mid 40's depending on where you happen to be early. a lot of 50's on the maps with a coupling of passes showers. temperatures start to fall with the west wind later on this afternoon. sean: all right. let's check out the roads this morning. perhaps you are heading back to school after a week's vacation. kevin: we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning.

a baby gets spooked by a shadow puppet. >> ashley: and who is the trickster? her own father, of cocose. >> i got you. >> ashley: you better not let mom see this video. she might not be too happy. poor little thing. if you think you have the next viral video we can show, sen it to us on #morningmustsee. he's's the monster and then says i got you, i got you. he's the heroful >>> an we've been asking you to send in your picture perfect morning tous. here's one sent to us by 7 news viewer on twitter. so pretty out there. not today. this's's probably another day. this's the sun at least. back. >>> things are about to get more mysterious as they gear up for another paranormal adventure. >> reporter: more than 15 million viewers tuned in for the big premier. >> before i talked myself into thinking that everything is change and humanature remains the same. and we have the same questions. >> reporter: they continuee to ses and paranormal activity. >> they will like it if i come book acting like a completely different character or not. >> we always take science an say i

known.our team coverage continues with ashley minelli live in santa clara this morning--ashley-- precautions are already in place ahead of sunday's game. 3 fans i talked with 3 were disappointed they couldn't get *closer* to the stadium... 3 - you can see behind me the street leading up to the stadium is blocked off- santa clara police out here 24/7- and yesterday we saw heavy law enforcement presence too too- army humvees on the ground - choppers in the air- as people taking pipitures, hoping to get closer to stadium- one fan we spoke with... while he wishes he could see it up close now... understands the precautions 3 16"i was just talking to my friends... do they really need this much security? but speaking in terms of the people who are going to be attending and the venue on as big a stage as it is... i think it's very necessary to make the fans feel secure. secure.- security heightened in *all* areas surrounding superbowl events 3 - people going to 3 differenenevents either need tickets or credentials like this to get in places... - everywhere3 back to you ben. 3 and some little panther

someone's luggage. 56789 i'm ashley jones. >> and i'm diana diaz. much more news. >>> breaking overnight, a rude awakening for a family when a car smashes through their home. >>> an officer pulled over accused of speeding. after what another driver posted

ashley... what are they telling people there tonight? the police chief says guns in the community is what keeps him up at night. the department plans to focus on violent locations in the city. for the next several hours- people at this meeting will have a chance to give their input. (((nats of stop the killing. stop the shooting. they want to grow up))) prayers and hugs outside of this apartment complex on montana avenue- just hours before tonight's 15:17 when things like this happen, we need to band together. 19 cincinnati works and other anti-violence groups all part of the movement. tonight's event in response to the fatal shooting of 27 year old malone amason who was killed in this parking lot tuesday night. ashley riga has two small children- she was there when the shooting happened. sot ashley riga- 20:09 very scary, very scary situation. people take it for granted. i am going to continue saying that. people take it for granted until it hits home. 17 police still aren't sure who pulled the trigger- but what we do know is that in we

and my friend got me a $500 gift certificate from ashley furniture. >> she ordered a new sofa from ashley furniture and tried to redeem her gift card. >> i get to the counter and they wouldn't accept the gift certificates. >> jennifer explained the gift card has been purchased at furniture that's now closed. >> i called the store on flatbush avenue and they were adamant they were not going to accept it. what would you like to happen? >> i'd just like them to let me >> we asked ashley furniture to look into jennifer's case. just a couple of weeks after news 4 got involved here's the sofa she long wanted finally in front of her fireplace after the store finally accepted her gift card. so what happened here? well, a spokesman explained that ashley stores are independently owned. and the one where jennifer tried to redeem her card is actually now a store doing business as ashley furniture. to protect the ashley brands, the owner called jennifer and said she can now use her gift card after all. jennifer is happy to make her house feel a little more like a home once again. >> you could see wher

tonight, we learned more about ashley joinden. joined now live in woodbridge where fellow officers held a vigil for her. >> erica, you can see this prince william police county cruiser behind me with flowers and other moe men toes following that vigil. other people did not know this officer very well. she had just joined the force. she was remembered t >> a vigil held for a young officer working her first shift on her first day. the ultimate sacrifice knowing a gun man on the other side of the door had already allegedly killed his own wile. >> when the suspect tried to force the door closed and shut them out of the home, they fought to protect what ended up being his wife, who was, unfortunately, tragically, deceased. >> reporter: the bravery of the officer highlighted. she was sworn in one day before the shootings. >> she was extremely, extremely in the battle. >> she was shot when they responded to a domestic call. although she was new at the department, those who knew her spoke of the dedication to service. >> that was the dedi

he said when ashley white went to sleep that morning when she got back home... even though she was still in the home with her kids, she should have known that they would be in danger while she slept. commonwealth attorney mike fleenor did not want to go on camera, but he did speak briefly verdict. he said, quote -- "i believe ashley white received a fair trial and that justice was served. something caused noah to fall into the septic tank. there is no evidence that ashley white deliberately killed noah, but her lack of supervision certainly caused his death." now when asked about parents who may be concerned that if they fall asleep while their kids are in the home and that they could be charged with a crime, fleenor said that "the home was so atrocious, and the septic tank was such an obvious danger, that she had to be held accountable. it wasn't just that she laid down to take a nap." ashley white sentencing hearing is may 16. some of her family members were court today. they said they did not want to go on camera. ashley white did appear quite emotional throu

and this is at the ashley drive ramp. and you can see all lanes are blocked and people have been stuck for at least 15 minutesful i will be keeping an eye on this one. and a crash on u.s. 19 in pinellas. more on that coming up. >> what a mess. thanks, leslee. >>> and let's go back to the breaking news. a rude awakening at a home in gibson on the. a pickup truck crashes into a carport and then it goes air born, landing on two cars. >> a wild scene out there. news channel 8's lindsey mastis lindsey, it's a mess behind you. >> reporter: it really is a mess. and i want you to take a close look over here. notice it's not just debris but also the family's belongings. and what is miraculous about this is that no one was hurt. if you look at the damage here, you can just see how serious this is. i want to show you what this scene looked like at 3:30 when i got here. you can see the pickup truck under the car sport it had to go through two pillars first before it landed on top of another car. and then the tow company had to take t

ashley guindon was 28. sean: state road crews will be in new durham working to repair a large sinkhole. the department of transportation says one of the two water mains that feeds the nearby fish and game hatchery broke on sunday forcing crews to close the road. erin: coming up, the oscars were handed out last night in hollywood, as you know. we're going to look at let's celebrate gold on the inside with a little gold on the outside. dunkin' donuts coffee. cheers to greatness inside and out. sean: i know a lot of folks stayed up late for this. hollywood's biggest to the hype. the oscars were hanked out last night. there were a few surprises. erin: one of the biggest was for one of the biggest prices, best picture went to "spotlight" the investigation in to sexual abuse by priests. "mad max" took home six oscars. leonardo dicaprio took home the honors. sylvester stallone came up short. he lost out to mark rylance to "bridge of spies" from best supporting actor. i think a lot of people were surprised. sean: i

is a disease that we will be able to manageful >> ashley: doctors and health officials speaking. they're working to contain the treatment or re. it's spread by sexual activity as well. broward joining other counties that has r@corded cases of the virus. the governor turning to the fed for help. >> we're requesting 1,000 test kits to test pregnant and new mothers who have traveled to affected areas. >> reporter: all five cases are those who travelled to south america. here at home, they're trying to exterminate as many mosquitos as muff as possible. log onto wsvn.com for tips on how to take precautions against zika. >>> and now onto the race for the white house in new hampshire. bernie sanders and hillary clinton trading political punches during a face to face debate. they fought over everything from >> i am very proud to be the only candidate up here, who does not have a super pack, who is not raising money for luxury or special interest. in my view, the business model of wall street is fraud. >> i have a record. have stood strong and i will be the person who stands against they

-ashley: oh, yeah. if we, like, took the filling away from here, i don't know how i would get my 40 hours a week. lemonis: mm-hmm. they've been very honest with me that nobody's gonna let anything happen to you. nothing. while i'm having this conversation, i'm looking out of the corner of my eye, and miranda was lurking. she wouldn't even let me have a discussion with one of her employees without her standing over there monitoring what i was gonna say. ashley: i need this job to make ends meet. lemonis: i think you have to just trust people. and so if they're telling you that you're gonna get your hours, i think you got to just believe in what they tell you. it's gonna be okay. ashley: but i do love my job in here, marcus. lemonis: i know you do. keep your head up. it's obvious to me in this moment that miranda doesn't trust me. if this relationship's gonna work, it's gonna have to be built on trust. hey, miranda, is this, like, the flavor-of-the-month club right here? -miranda: yep. -lemonis: what is t

ashley guindon's mother. he is at the police station with the latest. >> this is the station where ashley guindon worked. you can see the memorial growing. people stopping by throughout the day. ashley guindon's mother was here for several hours today. she left 20 minutes ago. i spoke with her for quite a while. she says she is asking trouble comprehending what has happened. ashley guindon was her only child. charged with killing his wife and opening fire on three prince william county police officers killing officer ashley guindon, her first day on the job. 32-year-old ronald hamilton appeared in court to face capital murder charges. >> it's taking a toll on those who know the officers. very few dry eyes in the police department for the last few days. >> hamilton appeared via closed circuit tv surrounded tall frame, speaking little except to ask for the court appointed attorney. there was a 911 call about domestic abuse came in prior to shooting. the officers arrive and found hamilton at the front door and t

the chief says their focus is now on ashley family. we made sure she understands that we as a law enforcement community here in merrimac are there so serve her and support her in whatever she is going through. attended to. ashley guindon lost her father in 2004. and wrote about him in her high school year book. as i take flight it only makes me closer to you daddy and live for something rather than die for nothing. >> students at merrimac high school were on february vacation last week when they returned to class tomorrow. the school's principal says there will be a moment of silence to remember ashley guindon. in merrimac chris anderson, 7 news. >> also on 7, police are searching for answers now after a man was found dead outside a home in a chelsea overnight. that's where we find 7's kelli o'hara tonight with what we're learning about the investigation. >> good evening john. police have been out here all day long. investigators with at district attorney's office along with chelsea police, they just wrapped up their crime scene tape.

ashley: it's insane. it's a complicated tax code for the athletes because don't forget they play across the country in varying states so there's a calculation, how many days of your season did you spend in this state? and compare that to the others and come up with a ratio, what does that mean? put it this way. if he wins on sunday, cam newton pays california, 159,560 in taxes. if he loses, he pays $159,200 so basically he loses either way. this is the most remarkable stand on that. if he loses, his effective tax rate on all of this, don't forget, federal tax, 40.6%. he comes out at 198.8%. stuart: that's ridiculous. ashley: it's absolutely ridiculous, but because of the way they calculate their taxes, don't forget, they take his overall salary here and bonuses for winning in playoff games and bonuses if he wins the super bowl and put that altogether based on the amount of time he spent in california, is the calculation on his tax. bottom line, win or lose the person doing the dance in the end zone is the

ashley: , yes. stuart: once you're in, you can travel all the way around it no passport control, border control, nothing. ashley: nothing. stuart: just walk across the border. ashley: 26 countries, 400 million people live within the zone. stuart: and they're going to stop it. ashley: and they are now seriously considering going back to the old days of putting border controls at every step of the way with every country because they're trying to stand the flow of migrants. they have greece on notice, greece has three months to shore up its borders. they say they're being very neglectful and not doing anything to stem the flow of migrants coming across from turkey. stuart: that's not the europe we've known for years and years. ashley: not at all. everything they sold to eu one in the first place. stuart: big change. to politics, there was one major theme. a very significant theme in the democrat debate last night between bernie and hillary and that was race. congressman of utah joins us now. congresswo

this was ashley guindon's 2005 senior class photo. i always remember ashley as so brave cared for everybody. had to break the news to officer guindon's family on saturday night. the fact that this is an individual who was a member of our community makes it even more difficult. heartbreak. in 2004, ashley's father sergeant david guindon took his own life after returning from a tour of duty in iraq. i just know the circumstances. so, i want to do something for her mom. people are being encouraged to bring flowers here to the merrimack police department and tomorrow, there will be a moment of silence at merrimack high school. reporting in merrimack tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> guindon's uncle is a detective with the police the west springfield police are with heavy hearts today after learning about the fatal shooting of ashley guindon on her first night of duty. ashley is the niece of west springfield police detective thomas guindon. stay with fox 25 on air and on-line for continuing coverage of offerings guindon's murder. we'll

ashley: it's mine. stuart: so anybody else uses it, they pay you. ashley: yep. stuart: forget it, son. the reason why oil is down aside from the huge glut world-wide, iran calls the oil production freeze a joke. and down we go and as ashley pointed out. down goes stock. now down 170 points for the dow industrials. i want to point out chesapeake, this is a stock cut in half just this year, 2016. but it's up 13% today. let me go to the exchange. nicole, why is chesapeake up? >> up 30% for the week and 30% for the week and 12% today as you just noted and the reason why we're seeing chesapeake up and it's bucking the trend. energy is the worst performer today and has been recently. the reason why chesapeake is doing well is because they continue to sell off assets and they're going to cut their capital expenditures, their spending in half and paying down some debt. they've had to now, redo, restructure their company to accommodate what we've seen as oil is hovering around $30 a barrel. make no mistake, this is still getting hit hard. it's down 85, 90% in the last ye

. >> ashley: elitsa bizios is live where those two teens are being held. >> reporter: ashley, those two teenags waking up spending police this morning look for a third person. if convicted, 18-year-old leonard adams and 1-year-old owen presley may never see outside of a jail cell again. both charged in the murder of the death t of king carter. the boy's dad said he got a call from one of the teens turning himself in. >> i get a call. they crying, crying saying i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. i'm going to call my mama right now going to turn myself in. >> miami-dade policic say it was an argument on facebook, which letted to the teens going to the blue lake village apartments on saturday, and shooting at a person they only identify as jujui. he fired back in the folly. of gun fire. the first grader just walking to get candy was shot in the chest and died. leonard adams hit in the neck. punking each other out on facebook saying derogatory hatred. >> reporter: prosecutors say the public help in cracking the case and that presley, on probation for strong-armed robbery, had gps ankle mitor on hi

i'm ashley jones. >> and i'm diana diaz. more news. >>> community leaders. >>> community leaders coming together. >>> and defense hoping that new evidence will prove that a shootingng was justified. >>> and crime on camera, police thief looking for fast cash outside a fast food restaurant. >>> plus a fun-filled weekendnd for yacht lovers and art enthusists. hopefully you will find something that will float you boat. i know what will. it's friday. i'm omar lewis. >> diana: it is friday and i'm diana diaz. it is chilly out there. meteorologist vivian gonzalez is here with the forecast. >> vivian: we will need those sweaters and jackets once again. it's not as cold but waking up to the 50s. we're going to call ate cool friday with mild afternoon. high wills be back inhe 70s. and overall it will be a nice holiday weekend, especially with your loved one on sunday, with a nice breeze off of the ocean. as far as temperature readings are concerd, we are in the 50s. if you're heading out the door in miami, 56, 53 in fort

ashley is with me. ashley, go ahead, shoot me down. my idea. ashley: that's an invitation. stuart: go for it, young man. trump wins, bernie loses, is there any connection to this monday morning rally. ashley: absolutely none. there's such a long way to go in that race. it would be good for the markets ultimately. you just talked about oil and that's where the rises. the lockstep between the oil and stock market, it doesn't have a whole lot of sense, but it's that we're seeing oil coming back and markets higher. stuart: for the last several years i was hoping there was a connection, but, you're right. ashley: i know, shot you down shamelessly. stuart: i'll repeat it in the next three hours. yes, donald trump, he won south carolina, i believe ten points clear. the question, is he therefore now unstoppable? i've heard that word. joining us from the weekly standard. fred, is he unstoppable? >> he's getting pretty close to that, no question about it. when we get to march 1st, when there are ten primaries and he's ahead in eight of them, in polls or just the way that politicians

officer ashley lost her life during her first day on the job. officer also 25 graduate of mer make high school in new hampshire. hi. >> she killed responding to domestic call in virginia. police say this man are ronald hamilton is man who pulled the trillioning ger. from his maaamham shot his wife, then shot three police officers including gwyn don he in chael yale tonight on murder charges we have team coverage of this heart breaking story fox 25 is speaking with residents reflecting on aol of that young officer. but let's begin tonight fox 25 ted daniel that live latest information on that shooting investigation. >> ted? >> hearts heavy here in merrimac and across the country wakes of officer ashley gwyn don's death than be 100 patrol cars, lined the streets and escorted her body to medical examiner. she was one of three police officers shot saturday evening while responding to domestic violence call at home in wood bridge virginia. she had just been sworn in and it was her first day on the job. the shooter has been identified as 32 y ronald h

ashley taylor will cover what is going on there that will come up in just a minute. now after this moves on off, the wind will pick up and we will end up with half an inch to one inch, three to four. as far as the wind chills, right in the blue-collar. single digits during the day. you can see throughout the day on sunday. with more of what is going on with our computer model into tuesday, snow moving back in, here is ashley bailey. ashley: one thing after another. we go to the snow and then back to the wintry mess here. saturday will be fine. sunday will be fine. yeah, it will be a little bit cold that we can handle. her comes monday, the next with us know wintry mix. as temperatures warm into the low 40's we will make the transition to all rain. he will be tracking razor monday night and most of your tuesday and then the temperatures start to drop off into the 30's tuesday evening and we will make the transition back to us know wintry mix -- snow wintry mix bit monday and tuesday, not really a blockbuster. more of a headache with the transitioning back and forth. l

all thesouthbound lanes on 275, ashley exit is completely blocked due to a serious crash. >> this is causing an a mess, >>> a serious crash downtown, you can see it is totally blocked and all the merge vehicles there. >> this is a serious crash there. they are taking carsaround on 275 southbound. >> 275 southbound still open around downtown. if i movethis forward, i can show you some of the backup we are showing on i-4 trying to >> definitely want to leave early if you are heading into this area. >> i want to show you a way to get around all this. ifyou can see i-4 backed up 12 miles per hour and 275, 9 miles per hour. you can take nebraska and state road 55right there. get back on the interstate to get to downtown >> you are heading to i-4. get on the connecter and takethe downtown. you will want toleave early. >> captain al is flying over this crash right now. what are you seeing? >> you can see a number of ground. now. >> adjacent to 275 which is the head lights on the far right of this is out of the 275light and however as you see serious. you will seetraffic that stops on 275 as

yeah, i will beat the [bleep] out of ashley. >> ashley is a guy. that was for division world champ referring to floyd mayweather fighter. they are competing for the d.c. armory on april first. different side of mayweather promoting instead of fighting. >> it's great. i am blessed i still look young and i feel good. >> miss it? >> the boots are sweet. >> gucci boots. i have the riders look today. polo look. >> okay. football the redskins have until tomorrow, 4:00 p.m. to be exact to put franchise or a transition tag on kirk cousins to give the team more time to negotiate. according to report the franchise tag is likely. deadline to part ways with this guy, march 9. the skins have until that day to trade or release rgiii before the bonus kicks in. meanwhile, rgiii was in waco this weekend hosting the second annual salute to fitness event. jumping jacks to be had. he did not take questions about the status with the redskins but said he was happy to be home. the versety was there as well. uh-huh. coming up in sports at 6:20 more from florida. erin hawk

i remember when that ashley. so, i wanted to do something for her mom. >> reporter: officer guindon's accused killer a u.s. army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon. he heads to court tomorrow and could face the death penalty if convicted. also tomorrow, a moment of silence is planned at merrimack high school. reporting live in merrimack tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> now guindon's uncle is detective with the west springfield police department. the west springfield police department are with heavy hearts today after learning the fatal shooting of ashley guindon on the first night of her duty. ashley is the niece of stay with fox 25 on air and on-line for continuing coverage of the murder. we'll have police coverage on the suspect's day in court tomorrow. >>> two people rushed to hospital after a van backed over them this afternoon. fox 25's malini basu is live in worster tonight where witnesses say the couple's daughter watched the van run over her parents then drive off. malini? >> reporter: blair a he

ashley guindon was killed. officer jesse mckeown was shot but survived. the wife's body was found in the bedroom. >> he should pursue the death penalty, yes. the young lady, yes. receive the death penalty. all means. >> tonight they will be a funeral procession from the funeral home to the church in wood bridge. >> reporting live. they are coming to grips with what happened this weekend. >> real. look at everything. leon: when we found out more about the plans we will pass >> to be the first to learn when breaking news happens, sign up for the text alerts at wjla.com/text. we will send update from the newsroom to the phone. >> a family dies in a terrible car crash. now bethesda residents want change. three members of the family were killed saturday men the vehicle collided with another. at the intersection of river and pile road. family teenage daughter survived but is in critical condition. >> i have to ask the state highway administration what price do they put on the lives. >> more than 500 people called a me -- signed a petition in 2008 calling for th

and then prince william county police officer ashley guindon. a closer look at hamilton's back learning more about that prince william county police officer who died. officer ashley guindon was 28 years old and had degrees from embree riddle aeronautical university and george washington university. >> ashley was a very dedicated student. >> this is not the first time the guindon family has faced tragedy. guindon's father took his own life after returning from military service in iraq. still ahead, we'll have information on the charges the suspect will face later today. >>> developing this morning, a strange turn of events in charles county where maryland state police say a motorcycle crash may actually be a homicide. the crash happened sunday afternoon on route 5 near old leonard town road in hughesville. investigators say the victim died after being loan from a road. but after a forensic examination, police say the man may have been shot. police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the shooting to come forward. >>> a pastor's murder in dayt

ashley guindon's family resides in merrimack. officers here delivered the tragic news. >> our officers responded to notify the family, stood by, assisted them in whatever support they needed at the time. reporter: officers could be seen at the guindons' home early sunday. the family has asked for privacy. >> when a fellow officer is killed in the line of duty, it affects us all in some way or another throughout the country. and our hearts go out to the family. reporter: guindon was a 2005 graduate of merrimack high school. >> my first reaction was shock. and just an incredible sense of loss. reporter: principal ken johnson came to the school sunday afternoon to reflect on what has happened. >> i know that we have four merrimack students who are class of 2005 who are going to be devastated as well, i'm sure they already know. what's particularly tragic is not only is this a personal story, but a young woman who was on her first day. it's also a class that has experienced more than its share of loss. reporter: johnson indon is the

we believe that ashley not only embraced our motto, she personnified it. reporter: this is particularly difficult for the merrimack class of 2005. this is the sixth death that they have suffered. ashley guindon's funeral arrangements in virginia begin at 10:00 tomorrow morning, followed by a noontime service. heather hamel, wmur news 9. tom: just so sad. thank you, healther. tonight there's a new record for the number of suspected opioid overdose deaths in manchester. jennifer: this month medics have gone to 60 opioid overdoses, 14 of them deadly. in february of last year there were five deadly overdoses of these stats are why mayor gats sass says he's frustrated by how long it's taking to hire the he spoke with mike cronin. reporter: he says the position has gone unfilled for too lon and he's shocked that a new one hasn't been appointed yet. mayor gatsas also argues that governor hassan isn't doing enough to address the issue. the state's former drug czar left his post earlier this month, while on the job he faced criticism over his performance. this year

ashley, what else did he say. ashley: pretty much all along the same lines. went on to say we're living in a world greed for the wealthiest people living in their own religion, in the capitalist system that we're living in today. the government, he says, should play a strong role in protecting those most vulnerable in our society. stuart: one more time the pope has been injected or injected himself, or he has been injected into america's presidential election. ashley: once again. stuart: kat is here, itching to get her 25 cents worth in. ashley: before tax. [laughter] >> the pope is a socialist, so says bernie sanders, what do you say? >> you can't do that, you can't basically decide that the pope is going to endorse you essentially, right? he's saying, yeah, no the pope says vote for me. i'm pretty sure you can't speak for anybody else, especially not the pope, right? that seems a little nuts. also, speaking of nuts, his definition of socialism, he was like, well, i've been nice and live in a way that doesn't make people suffer and, you know, alleviate dispa

ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jic. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jca. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jca. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jal. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jle. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jed. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the jed. ashley guindon lost her life. it was her first day on the job. and what you see there, a full police procession. >> very heavy story this morning. guindon and two other officers were shot responding to a call about an argument at that home yesterday. >> neighbors reported hearing several rapid gunshots and a swarm of police arrived. the shooting happened on lashmere court right off ridge field road. kids were playing outside when the shooting began. not clear what led up to it. but prince william county police say all three officers were shot by one suspect. officer guindon had worked for the police department a few years back and had just ret

ashley guindon. she was killed in virginia on her first day. on the job. today the accused shooter is also headed to court. victoria warren spoke with up in new hampshire. >> for us, the story is intensely local. and far more personal. johnson starting the morning at merrimack high school remembering 2005 graduate ashley guindon. >> to be taken down on her very first day, is simply beyond imaginebling. >> reporter: just hours into her first day as a police officer in virginia, the 28-year-old was killed in the line of duty. shot to death during a domestic disturbance call. >> so at this time, i ask you to please join me in a moment of silence. >> reporter: merrimack police officers given the sad job of notifying her mother and aunt, escorting them to the airport to fly to virginia. >> a little piece of us dies in every law enforcement officer, to know that this is an individual who is a member of our larger merrimack community family, too. that makes it more difficult to reconcile here locally. >> reporter: neighbors left flowers. her high school yearbook

here's ashley. ashley: behind this system we will talk about some of the coldest air of the season. thus outta here, the canadian air will pull right in. current temperatures, and we have only been contending with snow. 27 at wallops island, 26 at newport news, 32 income doubles phil. -- 32 at kill devil's hill. the wind will pick up overnight and we will be dealing with blustery conditions tomorrow. tonight temperatures will dip into the mid-20's, but it will feel more like the midteens. tomorrow, highs in the 30's. temperatures will dip into the midteens, that will feel like it is the low single digits. sunday, wind-chills will kick it into the teens. each track forecast, the system will kick out of here overnight. as the clouds clear out, temperatures will drop your tomorrow, sunshine, if you clouds in the afternoon, and despite the sunshine, it will not help us in the temperature department, and even sunday it will not help us out. for tonight, textures will get down into the 20's.mix of sun and clouds. temperatures into the upper 20's to low 30's. sunday, a little colder. tempe

rookie ashley grun done was killed, two others wounded. on the lawn, the memorial to victim crystal hamilton grows. >> her life was not taken in vain. i feel like this is just the beginning of something that is bigger than all of us. >> reporter: wendy howard is crystal's older sister. she says she never imagined ronald hamilton would turn on the woman who was his high school sweetheart. >> i even said it to her. i'm like this is your protector, and to say that to her and this is the same person who turned around and took her life, it's a hard pill to swallow. >> reporter: howard tells me when the couple's 11-year-old son returned home from a could tell his parents had been arguing. things got worse. howard says her sister yelled at her son to run. as he fled, he reportedly saw his dad pick up his mom and throw her down. howard says, the boy heard gunshots as he ran down the stairs and out of the house. >> we have three officers that have been shot. >> i thank ashley so much because she sacrificed herself and her life for my sister. >> rep