authorities believe it could be missing washington county woman jennifer rowe. rowe was last seen walking back to her home in the north fork river road section of washington county on december 3-rd of last year. the body was sent to roanoke for an autopsy. the man charged with killing his wife and a prince william county police officer was arraigned today. 31-year-old ronald hamilton was arrested saturday after police say he shot his wife and officer ashley guindon following a domestic dispute. 2 other officers were hurt. tonight... ashley's hometown of merrimack new hampshire is remembering her service to the community. rhondella richardson reports. there are flowers outside of the merrimack nh home of 28 year old ashley killed in virginia. her high school prinicpal ken johnson remembers guindon as a cheerleader before high school and a u-s marine afterward. her final year book thought reads "live for something rather than die for nothing." ken johnson/princip al, merrimack nh high school "the irony is a bit overwhelming. a kid who gives her life to community s

northern loudoun county, up to frederick county and southwestern portion of washington county, maryland. farther east. they have storms on the shore we are dealing with. in our area we are seeing the storms that continue to propagate quickly in the south and the southwest of the washington metro area. there will be more developing here as the prime time of the day. what is interesting is we never broke into any sunshine. that is a good thing. two types of thunderstorms. one that develop on the ground is that tend to be stronger and more enger etic and once thelevate above the surface. if we had sunshine the storms would be numerous and worse. bells are ringing in the weather center. so in a minute someone update and more tornado warnings here. this is the pattern we will be in until the entire line crosses the metro area. and eventually out across the chesapeake bay and the eastern shore. probably have a 45 minutes to

and now from hyde county up into washington county. if you can pick us up on the air down there you need to be taking cover that storm expected to move into your location here probably in about the next fifteen minutes. meanwhile tornado warning as well for acting that county that that strong storm is gone for mackinac county so that's why we haven't focused too much on that. it was put out earlier just for one island that technically is in mackinac county out to the west and closer the kanji are really and now what we're talking about again is this line of new strong storms bearing down on us the good news is the first line left the bad news is i mention is that it's giving us some sunshine conditions for this time of year up around seventy. a lot humidity out there as well so you can see temperatures up into the seventies right now in most locations south side to get back here onto the peninsula. if not seventy close to it. same thing to the north although it's a little cooler in the sixties and then down the south i'm sure we're goi

northern montgomery, right along frederick county line, washington county. very heavy snow stretches to the west of hagerstown, coming into montgomery county right now from darns town to gaithersburg. snowing hard along route 28, sugarloaf. they are getting it heavy now. that one snow squall should make it into washington the next half hour or so. packs river, 37-mile-per-hour wind gusts. temperatures right now generally around 20 windchills down to single digits to near 0. a look at our snow chances and when they finally die down in a few minutes. >>> the coldest air of the season is hitting the northeast. the mayor is urging people to take extreme precautions to stay warm. windchills pairly making the teens. the bitter cold will will hold on for at least a few days. temperatures will start to rise monday. >> as the temperatures continue to drop, nbc 4 working for you to help the homeless in our community. go to the nbc washington app for information if you see someone you think needs help. you will see links to organizations working to end homelessness. an

so are washington county schools in maryland. westmoreland schools in virginia and grant county schools in west virginia. >>> now, you can follow all of the delays and closing at the bottom of screen and in the tnb washington app. melissa, it's messy out there. >> coming inro county, my street was awful. the street getting on to 270 was awful. and then 270 wasn't that bad. so top of the beltway right now, colesville road, you can see some sneen on the roadway. beltway, 270, 95, it has been treated, but doesn't mean that we don't have the slick spots. we'll take a bigger look at things in a couple minutes. right now tom kierein is in more than virginia. >> reporter: we have a sheen of ice, we're on brooke road here near great falls and it is completely ice covered. irene johnson at the wheel of the storm team 4 x 4 moving at about 5 miles per hour here because it is like driving on an ice skating rink. all the side streets that we're seeing in fairfax county have not been treated. it looks like it's wet. in fact that is a sheen of

. >> thanks, mel, just in, washington county schools in western maryland are on a two hour delay this morning and that's in addition to frederick continuey schools in maryland. they're also on a two hour delay. coming up traffic stop caught on cam are and that's more news four why the driver says the officer was out of line and when police say he was just doing his job. >> team you're out there mostly below freezing and all locations at freezing and belo below. watch out for the slick spots. we'll warm up a little bit today. and hold on because really cold arctic air is going to settle in. will later on this weekend and into the weekend. we'll talk more about that specifics coming up full we'll talk more about that specifics coming up full forecast stay with us.

frederick county, washington county, calvert, two-hour delay. spotsylvania, two-hour delay. >> i believe that is the broadcast this morning. we've had technical issues. we appreciate you sticking with us, though. >> "today" show is next. >> enjoy your day. have a great wednesday, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico for your boat. see how much you could save. >>> good morning. landslide. donald trump and bernie sanders win big in new hampshire. >> we are going to make america so great again. maybe greater than ever before. >> thank you, new hampshire! >> for hillary clinton, a crushing defeat. >> know i have some work to do, particularly with young people. >> reason john kasich, energized by a second place finish. >> if you don't have a seat belt, go get one. >> marco rubio riding high after iowa, admits his debate performance cost him. >> i didn't do well on saturday night. listen to this, that will never happen again. >> how will the outcome change the race? who stays in? who calls it

fairfax county schools and washington county schools are both operating on a 2 hour delay. a complete list of closing is running at the bottom of the screen. snow, ice, and now rain-- are making for a slow commute for many drivers. josh knight is live out in mobiletrak 7... on 66 west, near 495. what do the roads look like out there josh? crews worked through the night, preparing roads for this morning's rush. but icy conditions this morning's rush. but icy conditions made travel much more treacherous for thousands of drivers last night. say more than 500 accidents were reported. abc's jay korff has more. and you can stay connected all day long with the latest storm related news-- including news on school delays and closings. just download our stormwatch weather app. turning now to a developing story.. rocking the world of politics. a showdown looms on capitol hill, as the white house prepares to name a successor for late supreme court justice antonin scalia. senate republican leaders vow to block any nomination until after the election. but with both sides gearing up for a

mary's, charles and calvert county schools are closed. washington county are on a two hour delay. allegany county schools are closed. hampshire county and grant closed. >> hardy, jefferson, mineral closed today, too. all that information on the nbc washington app. >>> and molette green and derrick ward are and the big changes. >> we'll go from ices ice baby to here comeses rain again over the next two hours. winter storm warnings remain in place for all the bright shaded counties here. heavy rain is due to come in, it will quickly take all the ice out of here. freezing rain with an icy glaze out there first thing on your way out the door. heavy rain, rapid melting could lead to some flooding concerns by later this afternoon. so stay away from high or fast moving water. what to expect? sheets of ice early this morning. heavy rain moving in to the metro after 8:00 a.m. should be dry and breezy no later than 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. right now washington national has jumped eight degrees in the last hour alone. we were 32 last hour, we're now 40. 39 gaithersburg, 32 leesburg, 32 i

in the meantime frederick and calvert and washington country schools washington county maryland schools opening two hour late today and in maryland delays on eastern shoreen including tap bet and dorchester counties all delayed two hours. >> and in virginia now spotsylvania and west more land county schools you're on a hour delay and there's

totals, about .3 of an inch in smith's berg, washington county. frederick county as well. spring, rockville, and ashburn. the high was near 60, despite the clouds and rain. real-time temps, still mild, 40's. springfield,e, accokeek. compared with the rest of the temperatures, slightly cooler .orthwest that is where the cooler temperatures slide in. the wave of rain over northern virginia, winchester, front royal, the town of washington, to the south. once we are done with that rain, we are out of the rain for a couple days. chilly start. 37 at the bus stop, upper 50's in the afternoon. then two more rounds of rain. we will take you beyond the next few days in the complete forecast coming up. kimberly: breaking news now in montgomery county i to 70 earlier tonight has died. earlier today has died. investigators say that nicolas rodriguez was wearing all dark clothing when he ran onto the highway in the path of a car. he died at the hospital. the southbounded lanes for about two hours, causing traffic backups. the roads are back open tonight. a crime alert in the alexandria

bob sent this picture as friend of his, james edward, owens, a friend in washington county took this picture on monday, his name is ebi, they were looking out of the front of the home and saw this 4-5 year old bald eagle having breakfast on the pier. they thought it had a white cat. on closer inspection they realized it was a sea gull. thanks, bob, for sending in the amazing pic of the day. ly post this on facebook as soon as we are done with weather. >>> clear skies with maybe a few fair weather cumulus clouds. chilly with 46. there are the few cumulus clouds throughout now. we will see them dissipate, terminal 2 basking in the glow of the setting sun. a chilly start , the low occurred early this morning, before sunrise, 39, after 3:00 this morning. high temperature occurred after 3:00 this afternoon. 57 officially at the airport. a weak front, cool front along that, may reduce temperatures to low to mid 50s, instead of the upper 50s we saw this afternoon. 55 rdu. 59 columbia. chillier boon, 33. 42 ashville. 59 willmington, the cloud cover this morning, a little bit of rain, that wa

while a washington county judge ruled against zoulek, the drone video had nothing to do with it. it never actually captured anything of consequence. but to zoulek, that's not the point. "you want to talk about being pied? the group she had every right to block at ground level went - quite literally - over her head. "tell me why a private citizen that i know nothing about can just fly a drone over my property without permission?" the drone pilot is a richfield resident named steven mahler, who did not respond to multiple requests for an interview. in an email to the village of richfield, he said he only flies his drone for recreational purposes. "this wasnt just recreational flying of drones." so zoulek complained to the washington county sheriffs department, which told her there was nothing they could do. because no individual person had their privacy violated. "i said, 'so the next time i see a drone i will be running naked through my pit.'" the f-a-a could not determine if mahler had violated any specific regulations, but it did send him an educational letter outlining the impo

now, it goes to hagerstown, washington county, jefferson county, until around 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. just sort of keep that in mind. cumberland and romney, also under the drizzle advisory. here's the radar. nothing crazy heavy. but look at the showers pushing through d.c. and pushing across montgomery into the county. we'll tell you when winter returns again. >>> a 24-year-old man listed in stable condition. >> it happened before 1:00 this afternoon, on a green line train. police have made two arrests. a 15-year-old who is said to be the shooter, as well as a 19- year-old. two more people are wanted for questioning. police believe the suspect shot the man while trying to rob him. >>> also, two teens have been arrested on an attack on a marine veteran at a local mcdonald's chris marquez was beaten and robbed outside of a 17-year-old man was charged with aggravated assault and a 17-year-old girl with aggravated robbery. marquez now suffers serious head injuries, including short- term memory loss, as a result that was attack. >> all of the support i've been getting, it's really really h

to the north, frederick and washington counties, along with the panhandle of west virginia. not under aeltway watch, but we have the potential of heavy rain. 7:00 in the morning, grabbed the umbrella and keep it with you all day. the timing of the thunderstorms and the rush-hour commute home tomorrow evening, more on that in a few minutes. leon: folks at home, turn to abc 7 when rain and severe weather moves in no matter where you are. stay in the loop at wjla.com/te xt to sign up for alerts. were shot tooddler death in prince george's county, the mother in elementary school teacher. tonight, a vigil in honor of their lives as the police search for their killer. tom roussey has how they are being remembered and the investigation. tom: i checked with police at headquarters a short time ago, still no arrests. meanwhile, family and friends got together to remember two precious lives lost. >> i don't think any of us understand. we are just trying to come together and support one another. way community temple bible is the church that the mother went to. imagine howot even they co

the washington county medical society is holding a 56th annual -- rummage. this is a great one. they'll be joining us in the studio with details. >> and carson city dispatch is hiring new employees in case you're interested. about that live this morning up. we're going to have that and a lot more in just about 5 minutes. >> thanks very much, melissa. >>> a final look at your forecast. if you like sun, closing in on 70, you're going to love today. >> that's right. very much like yesterday. we'll go for 68 today. by tomorrow, low 70s in r,no sparks, at 71. but hey the breezes will be picking up. you'll notice that, too. breezy conditions friday and saturday with a weak storm system to the north. most of us still stay dry. better shower chances low, monday and tuesday. >> thank you so much, tim. >>> thanks for joining us, everybody. enjoy your thursday. we have "the today show" coming news 4. >>> reno police are looking for two possible suspects involved in a home invasion. what they want you to know. >>> university of nevada is seeing an increase in assault cases. we will tell you

face of law enforcement in washington county. jennifer: former police sergeant kevin simmers spent two decade in drug war and then came heroin. >> it's unlike any drug or epidemic i have seen in my career. jennifer: it changed him. >> my view on the drug war was wrong. jennifer: after it struck the smiling love of his life. >> got in my own house and my own daughter got addicted. i couldn't help her. jennifer: his daughter brook had grown into a beautiful athletic teenager, defiant, determined to fly on her own. >> she finished with high school that summer and she started to take pills. jennifer: prescription narcotic pills/oids, the cheaper, deadlier version is heroin. >> it robbed her of her soul. my daughter meant everything in the world. she come to me asking me to help h jennifer: simmers and her wife looked near and far for treatment centers. >> we took her to a halfway house and dropped her off. a place i wouldn't drop my dog off to. jennifer: brook continued to relapse. >> i caught her sneaking out. she was on the front l

six years later, later, the kinks are still being washed out in washington county. it is a policy aiming to reduce childhood obesity but the wellness policy is raising more questions than it is answering. >> i talked to other moms and realized every school was handling things differently. >> reporter: jessica is a recently wrote about her concerns with the school wellness policy which limits the amounts - - types of food allowed on campus. >> there is a lack of clarity on what is expected and what the repercussions would be if policies were broken. >> i met with the manager to get a better understanding of the policy. >> we created this to help folks. >> she is referring to the smart snacks nutrition standards. the approved list is where most of this confusion falls . >> the policy does not say the only foods to be sold or given away are the ones that are are approved. we created the list as a resource. in terms of individual foods, , >> reporter: they . >> reporter: they recently sent home a letter to see - - and two to parents stating at the time the policy applie

out in the eastern plains you get to washington county, yuma county, and kansas it's just dumping along with strong winds. blizzard conditions there. the mountains are still getting snow showers. sometimes the snow doesn't show up as well there because of the radar. but there is still snow up in the high country. one thing that is not high is the temperatures. 6 below in bertha pass. and across the state we not only have the cold temperatures but the strong winds on the eastern plains making the windchills feel like readings closer to zero. moving off to the northeast it will carry the main band of snow with thunderstorms on the warm side of this storm system out away from us for the rest of the day. we're going to continue to have the winds, the cold, and at least the lighter snow through the morning. by afternoon and into the evening, it's more flurry activity. still a few more inches of snow possible in the mountain. the temperatures today just staying low and i indicate with % these little guys right here attacking us but they are actually just the wind vectors showing the strong wi

voters in a city in washington county have to decide on a bond vote tomorrow. city officials say the city needs a new community center. good monday morning! its leap day, february 29th . here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... today's highs will be all over the place with much cooler weather likely along and north of highway 20. temperatures should hit the 50s by midday elsewhere, before falling to the 40s during the afternoon hours. we'll all stay morning and early evening commutes. late tonight, snow should arrive from the west and produce some accumulation with the highest amounts of 2- 4" around highway 20 and northward. a tr-2" is the most likely result over the southern half of the area. cooler weather should prevail with mainly dry sky for tuesday.today: p/cloudy, falling pm temps high: 51-57 winds: sw- nw 15-25 alo: 44 dbq: 45 iow: 56tonight: snow & wintry mix low: 25-31 winds: nw 10-20 alo: 25 dbq: 24 iow: 29tomorrow: chance of snow early high: 28-34 winds: n 10-20 alo: 31 dbq: 29 iow: 33tomorrow

frederick county, maryland and washington county schools are opening two hours late today. in virginia, arlington, loudoun, prince william, spotsylvania and rappahannock, shenandoah, warren and page are closed, as well. alexandria schools were delayed, but they're now closed today. fairfax county schools are also opening two hours late as are falls church and manassas park city schools. in west virginia now, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson and mineral county schools are all closed today. this is not the entire list. but you can check out our nbc washington app, we'll have all the closures there for you. >>> our team coverage continues now with tom kierein in the storm team 4 x 4. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're live right now in the storm team 4 x 4 tracking the icy roads and sidewalks now herndon, we are on 228. and 228 itself looks like it has been salted, but it's also partially frozen over. so there is slush and ice there. but all of the parking lots in as the shopping centers are covered on this tuesday this morning. we'll be in northern virginia and fairfax cou

in the meantime frederick and calvert and washington country schools washington county maryland schools opening two hour late today and in maryland delays on eastern shoreen including tap bet and dorchester counties all delayed two hours. >> and in virginia now spotsylvania and west more land county schools you're on a hour delay and there's a few private schools delayed as well you can see the most up to date list scroll ago long the bottom of your screen also on fox5dc.com and on the "fox 5 news" and weather app. >> all right. we're also following breaking news out of fairfax country. police are investigating a shooting at restin hospital center. >> "fox5" annie yu joins uing with the latest. >> good morning. >> hey, good morning, allison, steve, that's right we got done speaking with the public information officer here at fairfax country and but officers on scene here it's wrapping up here at this location at restin town center and a 53-year-old man from loudoun county showed up here around 1:30 this morning with self inflicted gun shot wound to upper air and he parked out front here

schools in maryland and washington county schools are also on a two-hour delay. check the nbc washington app for the full list. we'll update you as the morning goes on. >>> a yuge voter turnout! and i say yuge! we won. >> we are going to start winning again. and we're going to win so much, you're going to be so happy. >> it's not weather you get knocked down that matters it's whether you get back up. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. >> let me tell you, there's so much going to happen, if you don't have a seat belt, go get one. >> a blowout win in the new hampshire primaries on the republican side. for donald trump. that's where we begin now, he took 35% of the votes and ten delegates in new hampshire. ohio governor john kasich earned about 16% of the votes and three delegates. senator ted cuss took nearly 12% of new hampshire voters earning two delegates. jeb bush rallied to nearly tie cruz learning 11%. two delegates. senator marco rubio calling last night a disappointment. hoe took about 10% of the votes not enough to earn a

this does include some of the high spots in frederick countyny and then over to washington county and then alleghany county and then the rich top just a little bit.. the rain we had today which ended up being about a half inci that would have been five inches of no, the rain we're going to get tomorrow might have been 10 or even 20 much ines. matter of fact we have a pretty busy day on tap. for starters we think the rain we have tomorrow may have a moderate impact. when should we expect it, there, is a drizzle now, but after two in the morning more showers are going to develop. rain for the morning commute,, thunderstorms any time after 4 and th them could be strong with gusty winds so we're going to watcho that closely. of course you know of we've been monitoring a severe outbreak across louisiana. l it's going to track up the tennessee valley. that's well to the west of us, but it will be close enough toh bring us that rain and look at warm temperatures. we're going to get up to 60-degrees, but not until midafternoon. and i'll show you the timing ono that in a moment. we'll also be

county and marylandyln almost, not quite over to washington county, a portion of carroll county affected until 1:15. rising river waters throughhrouh early saturday. including potomac throughac something county. we'll watch that for you while the whole area is under flood watch until late to night. the bulk of the rain is over for our area. a most of it the heavier stuff iss pushing out across the bay. still getting rain across southern calvert and saintaint mary's county. give it a little bit longer. showers may last just awhile longer. keep umbrellas handy for thee evening. you can see we picked up in some areas over an inch of snow onno top of what has been six to 12 inches. an inch of rain on top of what has been six to 12 inches of snow. a double whammy.y. the fog isn't helping. we'll have much dryer news on our 7-day forecast coming your m way in a few minutes. shawn. >> thank you sue. >>> we are following breaking news, matt ackland former d.c. mayor vicinity gray will run forward seven counsel seat. she is expected to make the announcement tomorrow. gray spoke first to fox 5. aga

we're tracking snow showers through washington county and toward frederick and frederick county and brunswick and middletown. we'll traf thick and talk about colder air. dangerous windchills and more snow possibly on monday. >> it doesn't get any easier than this. watch monday morning beginning at >>> prosecutors in prince george county getting ready to charge the driver who hit the girl two years ago. >> the best with was misdemeanor charges. she was in the crosswalk with her grandmother and had the signal on route. the 56-year-old driver of the van made a left turn but did not see them and hit grandma and ran over that little girl. her mom spoke today about her little girl. >> he took my child. he took everything away from me and all he is going to do is get a fine. he gets his license back and he moves on with his life? >> it is hard where you build your life upon something and it is taken away so sudden. he should have been watching the road. >> five charges are pending including failing to stop and negligent driving. all armies demeanor charges with fines up to $500.60 days in jail for o

county. great place to take a home hike. and we have a few high clouds temperatures will be quickly climbing by noontime, we should be in the upper 50s. and then hovering in the low 60s around midafternoon between 2:00 and 4:00. it should be beautiful. just a very light breeze. great day to get out. big changes on the way for the week ahead, even some snow in the forecast. we'll look at that in a few minutes. >>> 10:05. marco rubio going to be in loudoun county today. he's hosting a rally at patrick henry college. supposed to start around 1:00 this afternoon. this is one of four stops to rubio. this is ahead of what is super tuesday. >>> tornadoes left some major damage across parts of virginia. where thousands say they didn't get a warning and what is being done to fix emergency alerts. >>> we're less than six months from the start of the olympics in rio and there is major concern about sewage in the water. why protesters say it's not safe to swim in. >>> 3,000 people in appomattox people we

. >>> this year there will be plans in marietta in washington county on april the 7th. this is the 5th year the governor is taking his address out of the state capital of columbus and on the road. the speech is much later because march is a big month >>> newschannel 5 investigating and today v.a. secretary bob mcdonald faced tough questions on capitol hill on the cincinnati v.a. happening on the nation's capital in a four month investigation by the script washington bureau and wcpo detailing veterans at risk and ethical misconduct involving v.a. leadership. mark greenblack has the late evidence. >> nepotism and mismanagement. >>> senators told v.a. concerned about the widespread problems at the cincinnati v.a. investigation which prompted the v.a. to look closer itself. medical inspection to cincinnati. we do have a preliminary report from them. >> the secretary did not share that spoke out are safe. >> anybody that retaliates a whistleblower will be held accountable. >>> dr. barbara tamack acting chief of staff, saying she cut services that veterans depend on like bill

one man is dead after a single-car rollover in washington county. the crash happened around 1 p-m yesterday near spruce avenue and fern cliff road -- outside of crawfordsvil le. investigators say the driver, dirk weerman, of washington, over- corrected after crossing the center line and rolled multiple times into a ditch. first responders flew him to u-i-h-c, where he later died. roller crash o ou-s highway 151. law enforcement was dispatched to the highway at hindman road around 8:30 last night. police say the driver was going westbound on 151 when she lost control of her car trying to avoid a deer. emergency responders took her to st. luke's hospital. she is expected to be okay. 7 people are expected to survive after a school bus crash in jo daviess county, illinois. a vehicle crashed with the bus as the bus was making a turn yesterday morning on highway 20, south of east dubuque. the bus was carrying 10 students, a teacher's aide, and the driver. 7 people went to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the vehicle received a ticket for no

new tonight at five - students in washington county are mourning the loss of a classmate. superintendent mark schneider of mid-prairie released a statement saying the school was locked down yesterday because a student was reported missing. then - just before three o'clock - law enforcement notified the school that they found the body of nate hawbaker. school today and will be available through next week. superintendent schneider says his thoughts and prayers go out to the family. also new tonight - an oelwein man is in custody accused of sexual assault. police say 42- year-old ryan tupper sexually abused a minor from 2006 to 2009 and again in 2011 and 2012. tupper now faces sexual abuse charges and is being held in the fayette county jail. a tragic story out of arizona tonight is still developing. two 15-year-old girls died from gunshots this morning at their arizona high school. circumstances surrounding the shooting are under investigation but police do say it's an "isolated incident" and the rest of the students are safe. we'll stay on top of this story and bring you mo

new tonight - students at a washington county school are mourning the loss of a classmate. mid-prairie superintendent mark schneider tells cbs 2 news, the school was locked down yesterday because a ststent was reported missing. just before 3 in the afternoon, law enforcement officials notified the school saying they'd fou the body of nate hawbaker. councellors were at the school today and will be available through next week as needed. schneider says his heart and prayers go out to the family. cbs 2 news is learning new prayers go out to the family. >>> cbs2 news is learning new shut down the community school this morning. it pertained to classes as the high school but it was vague. a search of the building turned up nothing. as a prection, the school canceled all morning activities. and students were ked to not is over, the season of need is ongoing. ongoing.today cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore learned what happens to many donation numbers at corridor assistance programs after the holiday season. season. natsome call the crisis center food bank their saving grace. chris

county public health. the city administrator is optimistic people will voting day. favorable to good projects within the community. we did just pay off our downtown project. financially we're in great position to take on a project of such a nature." a 60 percent super majority is the bond to go through. the earliest work would start, according to officials, would be fall of this year. renovation and construction is expected to take eight to 12 months. in kalona, forrest saunders, kcrg-tv9 newsws filmmakers and television show producers have re-established a strong presence in iowa, following a tax cret scandal in 2009 that scacad many productions away. then governor chet culver shut down the iowa film office, after it was discovered that state officials and filmmakers had misused tax credit incentives. they were meant to attract film productions to the state of iowa. but the executive director of produce iowa, the state's office of media production, says independent movies as well as network and cable tele

county school are mourning the loss of a classmate. mid-prairie superintendent mark schneider tells cbs 2 news, the school was locked down yesterday because a student was reported missing. just before 3 in the afternoon, authorities notified the school they'd found the body of nate hawbaker. counselors were at the school today and will be available through next week as needed. in a statement to cbs 2 news, schneider says our thoughts and prayers go out to hawbaker family during this tragic time. continues now with the latest information in a shooting at an arizona school. school.authorities now say today's shooting w w a murder suicide.the two 15-year-olds girls were killed by a single shot.police say there are no other suspects.they are now trying to figure out what sparked the shooting. cbs 2 news continues now with the latest on a machete attack in ohio. ohio.the f-b-i is now trying to figure out what sparked the attack.the agency says it isn't ruling out domestic terrorism.it happened last night at a middle eastern restaurant in co

have a freezing rain advisory in frederick county, washington county, everything shaded in pink. that does not include the immediate metro where we are well above freezing er the satellite and radar, patchy drizzle, scattered showers, not amounting to a lot. the bigger story today, the stronger storms they had earlier across the deep south with seven tornadoes reported. this moves our way but will modify. we are not looking for severe weather. however, tomorrow, stronger thunderstorms and maybe some severe thunderstorm warnings. overnight, the temperatures fogge from 46 to 42, developing, but no big travel delays with the wind out of the northeast. if your travel plans take you to , those areas, the outer banks of north carolina, they will likely get strong storms. the immediate metro, showers and thunderstorms develop late in the day, evening, especially the northern neck and southern maryland. this,turecast looks like as we move through the midday, the temperatures will be above freezing 50's, eventually lower 60's. indoor recess tomorrow for the kids. rain in the lead afternoo

frederick and washington county through the panhandle of west virginia until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll come back and talk about the timetable for the possible thunderstorms and talk about when we snap back to winter. >> thank you, topper. >>> d.c. police arrested two teens suspected of attacking a decorated marine outside of a mcdonald's. today, we sat down with the victim hours after police made the announcement. >> he said despite the ordeal, he is >> reporter: the veteran marine is focusing on recovery. 11 days ago outside this mcdonald's, police say teens robbed him and beat him. the shocking video shows the brutal beating of veteran marine chris marquez outside a d.c. mcdonald's. two teens were arrested for the assault and robbery. >> bad apples, but, yeah. this is amazing. >> reporter: police continue to investigate and are looking for a third suspect. the marine believes the attack on him was racially motivated. >> it helped create awareness of what's taking place around the country, and it keeps me from feeling sorry for myself. i saw my friends get killed in front of me.

so if you decide to hop on your bike and head for the johnson - washington county line for this years courage ride. keep your eye out, for hawks that will certaily be looking out for you. mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. we honored all of our 9 who care winners at a banquet last saturday evening. you can see that ceremony and hear from the honorees themselves in a t-v nine special that airs tomorrow night at seven on kcrg nine point two. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's recapping today's top stories, 5 people are we'll check out details of a plan for coralville lake to help monitor boat traffic on the water. and find out why the linn county sheriff's office says there will be no charges for a recent shooting. tonight at ten. now charged in connection with the shooting death of 14 year-old emma redlinger. the teenager died in what police call an accidental shooting a year ago. one 17 year-old is charged with involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say robyn merchant gave her son the gun used in the shooting even though she knew he used drugs. the attorney general wi

i live just across the river in washington county. i grew up only a few miles from the antietam battlefield in harpers ferry and when i was a young man and would play war, dotation marks, as most kids at some point, i would play war at the real fortifications that were built by the union army in 1962 and 1963. we did not have to build our ports, they did it for us when hundred years earlier. shepherd university has always been special to me and it is great to return here this evening. to be here in the senator byrd center. i knew senator birdwell. i did a number of doors for him. senator byrd became a big ally in us helping to preserve civil war battlefields, not only at the national level but also specifically here in jefferson county and harpers ferry. really a great honor to be here at shepherd university, i homeschool. i am so thankful that 40 years ago, i was taking finals and i have not had to take finals in 36 years. back inally good to be centerestigious byrd sharing with you about this story that happened right here. this tit

it happened near the intersection of spruce avenue and fern cliff road in rural washington county. authorities say the driver, dirk weerman, overcorrected and rolled multiple times. weerman was unconscious and had to be continuing coverage -- victim's family members taking the stand today in the murder trial for a man accused of killing his wife. alexander fazzino is harged in the death of emily fazzino. emily's body was found in their home in boone in 2012. her grandfather founded the fareway stores grocery chain. emily's sister -- ammie -- speaking today, saying she didn't know anything about emily's addiction to prescription medication. she also didn't believe emily had one. ammie recalling the night she lost her sister... (ammidighton, emilils sister) "i kissssd her. whereewas alex fazzino whenever you saw emily's body? he was running downstairs." the defense arguing the kids were in the basement, where they were with ammie's husband jeff, who also testified today. an wa businessman found guilty of exporting fraudulent halal beef products overseas is prison. a judge convicting

all of washington county, hagerstown. these projected wind chill factors. early saturday morning, it will fivelike one below to degrees. during the afternoon hours and evening, maybe going out for an early valentine's day dinner, you're going to want to bundle up. morning, it stays cold. winds begin to ease just a little bit as we move into the sunday.ours of finally, on monday, we'll clear things out in terms of the wind chance for snow. 24 for a high tomorrow. feels like five below to five above. extended hours, there's the snow. could be measuring in inches on monday. tuesday,all rain on with the potential for a little bit of flooding. we'll keep you updated this weekend. >> there it is. it's s expected. all right. we've got the all-star game this weekend. >> i gotta tell you, i don't thisif i'm excited about one. >> why? because you're not there? >> not exactly. all-star games haven't been what they used to be. i was watching the '88 all-star a couple days ago. amazing! kobe had to say and news for former hoya iverson. >> and now, the toyota sports desk

in washington county it took tractors to dig out their extra pen. the snow didn't stop the kids from hopping on the trampoline in morrison. this is dexter on a dream day. 14 inches in new castle and highland ranch 9 1/2. in longmont, glenwood springs 23. another 7 in broomfield and enough for clark to make snow angels on his snow day in aurora. runs of viewers sent us their snow -- hundreds of viewers sent us their snow pictures and albert stone using some creativity sent us patio furniture on patio furniture. >>> all that snow meant a lot of closures. businesses, highways, college camps and many of the largest school districts, neighborhoods across metro denver could be digging out for several days with overnight temperatures expected in the single digits through friday. in higher elevations heavy snow has increased the avalanche threat. meteorologist kathy sabine joins us. it took just two days to blast by february's average snowfall for denver. >> amazing, it really is. you know me. i love to tell the weather story with kids and animals, so i lov

washington county for hagerstown, out towards martinsburg, west virginia. this shaded here is a f there's a light pocket of rain and drizzle lifting northbound here. temperatures are just barely above freezing. the weather service issued that freeze rain advisory just to give you a heads-up because we can't say for sure whether there won't be a pocket or two around here. but what a powerhouse of a storm system here. severe weather out ahead of it, across the carolinas, georgia and florida. you're flying down into savannah, georgia or the sunshine state, severe weather there. we're going from winter this morning to springlike severe weather chances later on this afternoon. severe weather chances. the biggest threat will be a chance for strong to potentially damaging wind gusts to some of these storms. at least some chance for a tornado, especially southern maryland. northern neck of virginia, fredericksburg area. heavy rain on that saturated ground fr could lead to a flooding threat. here's 1:30 this afternoon, chances for thunderstorms developing across cen

voters in a city in washington county have to decide on a bond vote tomorrow. city officials say the city needs a new community center. good monday morning! its leap day, february 29th . here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... today's highs will be all over the place with much cooler weather likely along and north of highway 20. temperatures should hit the 50s by midday elsewhere, before falling to the 40s during the afternoon hours. we'll all stay

the heaviest ones are cross washington county in maryland. a few more in warrington. overhead, higher in the atmosphere, a couple thousand feet up, there is all kinds of motion and action with very high winds. that will contribute to the storm. a couple features are important right now. these areas moving through north carolina right now, they will get some of the showers. the heaviest stuff to the southeast. .t ithe second area behind that, big break in the overcast. is the source area for heavy to severe weather this afternoon. we will migrate east and move northeast into the region. the warmer it gets and any peaks of sunshine weekend will increase the chances that probably after 4:30 5:00 we'll see areas of severe weather, maybe lines of severe storms moving through our region. we superimpose the area of storms right now. we notice the position as the here. they will go on the eye-95 corridor. with the expectation of these possible storms, slight to moderate risk. we have a category higher. we think these will be stored in and around the storm. the tornado possibi

up until a couple of minutes ago we had a tornado warning al four areas of washington county just to the west of pearl county and we have some viewers down there that storm is getting ready to cross the albemarle sound in the next fifteen minutes or from even ten over here to battle is that city that one has the potential to spin up something again will keep a careful eye on that right now the main concern is this really intense line of storms with numerous tornadoes reported some incredible pictures of tornadoes of western virginia evergreen virginia saw an incredible looking funnel cloud out there with a tornado and as you can see that system is moving to the east we can put it all into motion and it's going to be just the last two hours two hours ago. it starts out here near seoul just west of south boston now it's over interstate eighty five another two hours from now it'll be online somewhere let's say from williamsburg back down west of franklin. continuing down in that direction will show you that here coming up in just a second but just numerous numerous warnings out there fo

frederick and washington counties, scattered showers, drizzle and patchy fog around until midnight. you can see visibilities reduced in areas like annapolis and culpeper. i don't think fog is going to be a huge issue this evening, but a heads up if you're traveling in those areas and by tomorrow morning all of this a distant memory but it will be a chilly start. 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. temperatures in the low 40s in the district. mid to upper 30s in the suburbs. so a warm jacket or a fleece as the kids are at the bus 10:00 a.m. a mix of sun and clouds. lots of rain in the forecast this week. i'll have the latest timing coming up. >> thank you. >>> a troubling set of armed robberies in the district. a man was robbed in the middle of the afternoon today on florida avenue in northeast. three men surrounded him, one of them put a gun to his head demanding cash. he told police the men rifled through his pockets, took his wallet and ran off to a waiting getaway car. last wednesday the same thing happened about 15 minutes away on new york avenue in northwest. in that case four men pulled a gu

northern maryland, up through areas of pennsylvania, frederick county, washington county. there's the system headed this way. i'll take you hour by hour to show you the heaviest rain coming through and we'll have more on what rivers and streams could see flooding tomorrow. >>> as she just noted. that mix of rain, leftover mountains of snow and warm temperatures tomorrow could lead to potential flooding. and tonight people are making preparations for all of that. chris gordon is in fairfax county fire and rescue station in great falls right now. chris? >> well jim, water rescuers tonight are issuing a warning -- they want you to avoid standing water in roadways, if there is flooding tomorrow. >> fairfax county swift water rescuers here at the great falls fire station today are getting ready for flooding. they checked their equipment, ran the engines on the boats and drove around low-lying roadways through the area looking for trouble spots if rain and melting snow create flooding. >> most likely we'll be getting flooding with the amount of snow we got days before and the te

at this hour, only washington county schools have said they're starting late. they're on a two of had hour delay. the federal government is open and operating normally right now. >>> good morning, once again, everybody, coming up on 4:31. what do you need to know about the weather for today. as we finish out the weekend ahead into the weekend. today will be a day filled with flurries this morning. and another round of flurries coming our way this afternoon. a cold north wind sets up shop during the day today. we're headed into the deep, deep, deep freeze over the weekend. subzero chills are coming. by sunday morning, windchills could be as much as 10 to 20 below zero. early this morning, there's snow flurries around the bay. that's all that's left. as it came through an hour or two ago, there was fresh snow. just know there's slippery roads and sidewalks. temperatures well above freezing today. this may be one of the few day that is above freezing, melissa mollet. >> that is not good. right now, overall, if it's a main road, if it's been treated, it's not going

they deposit need freezing rain advisory in east as they d frederick count county, washington county. temperatures will not get down to freezing they tripped it fromism as well. basically that's what happens the weather service watches and sees and this was over done. i'm not pointing my finger to them they're our partner and they help us quite a bit and we help them too. they dialed this back freezing rain basically now the chance of that would be west of i 1. nothing around the metro this morning. that will run until 10 a.m. we'll obviously be watching that.. temperatures 35 martinsburg and 36 frederick and i don't see how temperatures drop off more in the northwestern neighbors. maybe a degree or two. 42 in city. fredericksburg 40. something else we have flood watch in effect through late tonight. this is not a glash flood watch just flood watch dealing with rivers, streams, creeks all that we had so much melting going on and rain the la keep that in mind. some thunderstorms that come through late this afternoon they can drop heavy rain in short, short period of time. and again tem