last night when this happenedhtw sources told our marina marraco that high caliber calibr rifle rounds were found at the t scene and they also believelsoel that is shooting potentially pei stemmed from a gun battle that happened earlier in the in evening in anacostia here. again, four people shot on on butler street southeast last night, all expected to make aoak full recovery but police still out here processing the scene te and waiting on detectives toetec make their way out here. h still no word on any suspects ae at this point.s p that's the very latest nearest a southeast.heas back do you in thback to you inu >> a funeral service will be held for 13-year-old nicoleicol lovell. authorities say she wasths stabbed to death by two by virginia tech students from our area. last night the blacksburglacksbr virginia community held awakeom for lovell. lovel a bail hearing is scheduledea for today for one of the one students charged in lovell's death. natalie keeper is charged with w ah accessory before and after a the fact as well as illegally ig disposing of lovell's body. keeper's classm

marina marraco is live with more on how the community is reacting to this loss. marina? >> reporter: and lauren, preparations are under way here tonight at this vigil. the stage i'm seeing behind me is just being lit but you'll see here that fire crews from neighboring departments are putting this american flag high up in the sky. the ladders up there honoring fallen officer ashley guidon here. down below you'll see there's also a cruiser. it has flowers that lay on the hood of that car and just ahead of that a table with candles that are going to be lit here shortly as well as flowers. this is all going to get under way here shortly and i don't know if we can spin around to the other side here. you'll see the black and purple bunting being put up on this stage. they will come and honor this officer who was on her first and last shift. her family is expected to be here sometime tonight from new hampshire. still no word if they will be present at tonight's vigil but we have heard bagpipes getting ready. we will keep you posted throughout the evening and bring you the late

marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> with the president's day holiday hopefully there won't be as many people on the roads. be careful out there remember to stay with fox 5. we will be on early tomorrow morning starting at 4:00 a.m. we will have team coverage on the snow headed our way and of course the latest on traffic conditions. >> right now let's take you to prince george's county and the latest on the investigation of the child porn and sex abuse case involving a school volumer too. tonight a passenger who worked in the same church building where one of those alleged crimes took place is now speaking out. >> a passenger tells fox 5 he fears even more victims will come forward in alexandra limon reports. >> reporter: there are two churches that operate out of this building. trinity lutheran church and zion praise tabernacle. the pastor at trinity lutheran tells us the suspect deonte carraway frequented both of these churches. they know of 16 children who are sexually assaulted or videotaped for dozens of child porn videos allegedly made by carraway. >> when we found out about that

marina marraco is live on the scene tonight. marina, we know both of the people arrested so far are teenagers? >> reporter: one is a teenager, 16 years old, the other one is actually 19 years old. at this point both of them allegedly behind this shooting. sources close to the investigation say that this seems like this was not a random act. in fact, according to that source, it all stemmed from an argument. >> single gunshot wound. >> reporter: and a single shell casing found a line trained that stopped at anacostia as passengers got off and other passengers got in. >> we were able to snap that real time photo and share it with metropolitan police department. >> reporter: a 24-year-old man shot in the upper back on the train and in front of riders as police say 19-year-old andre brody from northeast dc and the 16-year-old alleged shooter took off on foot only to be stopped minutes later. >> this is a truly anomaly event. i can't recall one in my 20 years here. >> witnesses near and around the platform positively identified the t

we have live team coverage with marina marraco in leesburg and meteorologist gwen tolbart in the weather center. >> we will mary from marina in a moment. has, what's the latest? >> well, our models keep updating themselves and we're going to have a look at some of the snow totals that we anticipate later on. but we're going to start with the first part of our story which is of course the temperatures. it's been so bitterly cold all weekend and that is one thing that's continuing. right now it's only 19 degrees at gaithersburg, 23 in dc, 21 in baltimore, 23 at winchester and 19 degrees at martinsburg. we've had brisk, cold winds and wind chills to be concerned with and right now this is what it feels like if you're stepping outside anywhere from about 8 to 12 degrees in dc and 11 in baltimore. in the overnight hours our lows will be in the teens and we are talking significant wind chills tonight as well as for tomorrow. your overnight lows expected to be in the teens pretty much everywhere. to the west and northwest you can see some single we've got within the weather advisories to talk a

marina marraco spoke with the outgoing director tonight. i understand she was only on the job for seven months. >> reporter: that's right. only seven months and what a letter it was. four pages long it was extremely direct around she boldfaces what she believes is plaguing the department in that letter saying that it is, quote, the culture as well as the refusal to measure performance as well as a lack of accountability. the main issues that are dragging the department down and she says the situation is, quote, grim. and that's how she describes the situation at dc fire and ems. and then she continues on the letter with extremely scathing quotes, quote, people are dying needlessly because we are moving too slow. the latest example is a young man stabbed to the chest wednesday around 10:00 a.m. he suffered a potentially survivable injury but it took more than 18 minutes for an ambulance to reach the 35-year-old man on 37th street southeast. we failed that young man. and towards the end of the letter she says quote, when i see something that

marina marraco is live in northwest after speaking just moments ago with the director. >> reporter: she had only been in that position for seven months and she had a lot to say. four pages' worth of words. it was scathing, it was direct. now she pointed out in boldface in that letter what she believes is plaguing the department. she says it's a culture in that department, including the refusal to measure performance as well as the lack of accountability that's dragging down dc fire and ems. and she describes the department with one adjective. she says the situation is, quote, grim. and then she goes on with extremely harsh words. and take a look for yourself because she says people are dying needlessly because we are, quote, moving too slow. the latest example is a young man stabbed to the chest wednesday around 10:00 a.m. he suffered a potentially survivable injury but it took more than 18 minutes for a transport ambulance to reach the 35-year-old man on 37th street southeast. we field that young man. and then toward the end of the letter she wraps up by saying, quote, when i see somet

that's where we find fox 5's marina marraco. the question is, how are things looking out there right now? >> reporter: thinks are looking fairly good, tony. especially the roads here. there's no traffic. but for the most part it's slushy out there so cars gaining some traction as they're riding over that overpass just behind me that leads on to 70. now, different matter however are the sidewalks that you heard caitlin talk about. you're going to find a lot of this, chards of ice. and you'll see here, there's still some snow on the other side of the ice here that's left powdery. this for the most part you'll see the snow on this bush here turn to ice fairly quickly. when we showed up here about but once that rain started coming down hard it eventually turned into ice. i want to show you the conditions on 270 earlier today. we did see quite a number of snow plows and salt trucks that were out, a lot of them in tandem, heading out on the interstate to make sure that they took care of the roads. and all those lanes on the interstate

our reporter marina marraco, we had her positioned correctly. i hop you're listening online, we want you to first of all, take your safety seriously and get out of the way of these storms until after they've passed. they were already noticing the winds really picking up. and as a matter of fact, we have marina available to speak with us. can you hear me? >> reporter: yes, i can hear you. we just crossed in from prince william county into stafford county. we were positioning ourselves for 5:00 and now we're driving south on route 1. traffic is very heavy. it seems like a lot of people going to get stuck out on the roads. i-95 south also extremely heavy. we did see a few accidents coming in as the rain was north of us. now where we are in stafford county, it's dry for the most part. however, the sky has gone pretty dark in the last couple of minutes. it's transitioned from a bright gray to now an ominous dark, gray we see these clouds like you're saying, very fast moving. so we're starting to see that wind pick up where we're positioned here, sue.

. >> we had sent marina marraco southbound. she's currently work her way closer to our region. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are parallel to the potomac mills mall. woodbridge area. we just saw some very strong bands of rain. we got caught up in some localized flooding and we're trying to head back >> and the winds still pretty strong there as well? >> reporter: they are still very strong, but yeah. and i don't know if you see it. the flags on the right-hand side. it's fairly large, it's blowing. yeah, the wind has picked up out here. >> it looks like the winds are pushing you along faster on 95. you mentioned hail. we had a report of hail here in the district. i believe cathedral heights. they said it was rattling hard against the windows. are you finding drivers having trouble on the road or are people moving along as best they can? >> we actually decided to get on route 1 because we didn't want to get caught up in the heavy traffic and excessive speed that you can take on 95. here on route 1 we're seeing more flooding. so if you're on the outer lanes, the drains not p

fox5's marina marraco isra i live at the scene now and and joins us with the latest. marina. >> reporter: tony, it was really an odd set of events ofve that led up to this officer-involved shooting near waldorf.ld i want to show you video from ythe scene just an hour agoou before the sun went down.ow now, according to charlesoha county sheriff's office, theye,e say that a deputy was actually a in line to make a turn at an intersection when he witnesseded a pedestrian approach the carroe in front of him.im that man standing outside the driver's side door of thatt vehicle at the intersection tried to tug at the driver'st dr side door. door. eventually the deputy made autyd u-turn to make sure what heha was seeing and he was clear on o what exactly was going on, andn, that's exactly when he realized this man was acting suspiciously. you're taking a look here at hee skyfox from up above.p above. that was the scene earlier today.to eventually that deputy askingtya the man to comply with his wh commands to put his hands up. instead, the man reached forch f his waist band an

alexandra limon outside western district police station and marina marraco attended a vigil. she starts us off tonight. >> reporter: yeah, lauren, jim. what a sad occasion here. hundreds gathered at the county complex. there were many of them with badges that had black ribbons on them, candles in their hands and just behind their cruiser placed with flowers here, badges from other police districts. all of them here officer ashley guindon who 20 days after being hired by a police department, was shot killed only a day after just being sworn in and just an hour and a half into their shift is when they got the call for domestic violence. 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. many who had never met her lit candles and prayed for guindon who they say did not lose her life in vain. >> ashley had the courage. >> black ribbons covered of badges paying respect to guindon who along with two veteran offices violence call. >> reporte

marina marraco has been following this story, joins us live in southeast tonight with the very latest. marina? >> reporter: yeah, and tony, mpd source close to the investigation saying this was not a random act what happened earlier today at the anacostia metro. that single gunshot stemmed from an argument. >> single gunshot wound. >> and a single shell casing found aboard this green line train. >> we identify which side of the station they exit on, snap that real time photo and share it with the metropolitan police >> reporter: a 24-year-old man shot on the train as 19-year-old andre brody from northeast dc and the 16-year-old alleged shooter took off on foot only to be stopped moments later. >> this is a true anomaly event i can't recall where a shooting occurred on the train. >> reporter: witnesses near and on the platform positively identified the two suspects believed to be behind the shooting. at the time of the incident a single metro transit officer was posted at the station but was watching over the bus bay. >> we want to assure our riders that we are here for them. and we've

marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> thank you, marina. as she just said, mayor muriel bowser says she is fully deploying the snow team, more than 200 plows are at the ready. the first priority will be bridges, overpasses, freeways and major routes. >> we have some developing news from prince george's county. the number of victims in the child pornography and sex abuse case involving a school volunteer continues to grow. and police say one of the alleged crimes happened in bowie. alexandra limon joins us with the latest there. >> reporter: i want to begin by there are two churches, two different groups that operate out of this same building. trinity lutheran church and zion praise. zion praise has been named part of this investigation by prince george's county police. authorities say one child was victimized here at the church by this suspect. 22-year-old deonte carraway who is accused of child sexual abuse and child pornography. the latest update we have from police is that there are 16 confirmed victims. these are children we're talking

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. >> reporter: black ribbons covered hundreds of law enforcement badges paying respect to guindon who along with two veteran officers responded to a deem stick violence call saturday evening. >> they had no knowledge of firearms being involved. >> reporter: but inside police say

marina marraco fox 5. >>thank you the other big storyg a lot of people talking aboutki this one the weather. >> the snow how much are we a going to get. all eyes on the forecast for the next 24 to 48 hours. that is when the next round of o snow will move into our area. a we want to get into mike thomas. >>> joins lauren, we are watching more snow that s word being mention add round dmv once again. this will not, this is not going to be what we had in january. we're talking about a lighter snow, however, the timing of tim that snow is going to bee crucial. that's going to lead to bigger impact because that could come through during the morning rusht hour on tuesday. here's what you canheou expect. we're giving this a moderate mod impact on our little scale hear. again, more because of timing tm and less so because of amount. it will not be a big snowfall for the d.c. area. we're going one to three inchesh here in washington with emphasis on that un one inch as opposednh to three. more snow higher totals off

for now reporting live in northwest dc, marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> a former towson university coach was sentenced to three years probation for the peeping tom incident. several women reported finding a cell phone that was recording them in the locker room. in court today the women in the locker room at the time said their trust was betrayed. >> miss mead wanted to put an end to this and help the young women move on with their lives. so we're happy we put some closure to this today. >> her employment with the university ended after the charges were filed. if mead adheres tohe her probation, her record will eventually be cleared. >> the father of a girl who was kidnapped and murdered is speaking out. in an emotional interview that aired today on dr. phil, david lavell says he is still coping with the loss of his daughter. he told dr. phil that it was obvious that some of the older men had fake profiles. police say the teen's accused killer met the using girl using the app kik. his akak police is also charged in the death. he thinks his daughter put up a fight in her final moment

marina marraco is here with the latest. >> reporter: this is 18-year-old david eisenhower, a virginia tech freshman and primary suspect and 13-year-old nicole lovell's disappearance and murder. he's an engineering major and was arrested at his campus. he was initially charged with abduction but hours later his charge was upgraded to first degree murder after nicole lovell's body was found. his arrest has come as a surprise. he was a high school track and field standout and was named howard county boys indoor track athlete of the year in 2015. after graduating he continued his track career at virginia tech. >> very pleasant young man but very goal driven. focused on academics but he was also focused on running. >> he was quiet. he kept to himself. he had a good group of friends and stuff but other than that he kept to himself. >> now a day after eisenhower's arrest on sunday, 19-year-old natalie keepers was also arrested in connection with lovell's death. like eisenhauer is an engineering major. her neighbors back home in laurel were shocked to learn of her alleged involvement. >> i wa

fox5's marina marraco has h this exclusive story. >> reporter: sat down withr: s him. one of my first questions was were you involved in the child pornography charges and accusations, and he says he -- h he was very candid with us andnd said yes, that he did partake pr in these videos.id he said that he believedd himself to be one of the children, he was just another ao big kid sharing with theseh tse children that he's known forwnor quite some time as he's been a teacher's aide at thats aide att elementary school as well asooll most recently a volunteer.unteer now, he told us that he never engaged interactions with any of thosese children but he said that he tte was privy to all these videos, that he was watching them as tma they performed these acts onhe camera. now, he says that a lot oflo o these videos were taken on thekt children's cell phones ands a then those videos were sent tont his cell phone via that that tha social media app that we now thw know as kik where you canan remain anonymous on that application and send picturesd e and videos through that app.ha

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>> marina marraco with the latest tonight. >>> fox 5 is also in the district with a police-involved shooting. it happened at 53rd and clay terrace. the man took off running and dropped a gun. the suspect ignored a command to leave the gun on the ground and the officer shot the suspect who later died at a hospital. an investigation later revealed the weapon was actually a bb gun. since last march, there have been four police-involved shootings in the same neighborhood. two of them were fatal. >> this is an area that has got police presence 24 hours a day, seven days a week because of homicides as well. there has been a lot of violence up in that community. we know that pcp is extremely prevalent in that community. >> just last week the dc auditor announced the dc department was abiding by rules and protocols put in place after the justice department began investigating dc police. >> also in the district police are searching for the suspect in a deadly stabbing at a nightclub in northwest. two men were stabbed just before midnight inside bar code on 17th street. one of them died. he is identif

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