melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with the details. mel. >> good morning, phase, that answer we'll foypd out i suppose in the next two days two different proposals capital hill and they'll be combed over carefully in the next few days. they want to see if republicans are able to keep prols of lowering cost of healthcare without reducing coverage. proposals do keep some of the items in the affordable care act specifically people with preexisting conditions could get insurance and children can stay on parents health plans until they turn 26. also the the provide tax credits for people that want to buy their own health insurance the bill repeels tax penalties that were forcing people to buy health insurance and reduces role of federal government. experts looking at language in the bill say it appears fewer people will likely have insurance coverage. the way it works here is that house committees will begin debating and voting on some of the particulars and line items in those proposals starting tomorrow an i can tell you also that there a

. >> fox5's melanie alnwick isnwi live at the scene with more.mor mel. >> reporter: hey, guys, take, t a look here.er we're here in northbound lanesds of indian head highway route rou 210. important here. im here atht livingston road so it does not n look like anyone is going tois g be able to take livingstone livt road across at this point.po you can see this white car here in front of me, that ishats belie vehicle. it hit that gray suv and then it rolled over landing whereingh you see it right here sort ofor in this side median betweenbetwn the main roads of 210 and the te service road here.hee. that vehicle caught fire. now, when prince george'srinc county police responded to theoo scene here, they found a male aa trapped inside that car. r. they reached in, got him out, o, took him to the hospital. h he is inly critical condition ct at this point. the other vehicle, there was ata woman who was driving that tht car, apparently she has ha some -- she has some injuriesnis but they are considered to be nonlife-threatening. this happened all ae-bouthtr a w minutes before 1 o'clock in

i'm melanie alnwick. let's accepted it back to you guys. >> thanks, mel, 4:31 you can track weather 24/presidential download the fox news and weather app search d.c. news and weather in the app store both apps are free. >> time 4:1 looking at the this morning's big stories one day before trump's revised travel ban is supposed to take effect several federal courtrooms across the country will today hear argument from people or organizations that want to stop that ban. in maryland the judge will hear arguments from the american civil liberties union. half a dozen states are trying to derail the executive order. we're getting a first look at one of the president trump's old tax returns and white house says president trump made more than $150 million in income in 2005 and paid $8 million in taxes that year and that came as rachel madou said she retaped the tax forms got friend david clay johnson a journalist that runs the site d.c. reports.org. >> he leaks material when they thinks it's in his interest. >> whe

fox5's melanie alnwick live alnv in northwest this morning withmh more on that story. st mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. rep there's also a number ofrnin embassies and embassymbasy personnel in this neighborhood g as well so police protectionprot is something that they aret thea quite used to but now there are even more patrolsare happening here in thisev in this neighborhood. now, the incident that was incis reported to d.c. policepolice happened 7:30 friday night. n it was not reported to policeole until the next afternoon butnoot according to the victim, itim, i was endured for three hours on u friday night. she told police that she was as tied, taped up sexually assaulted and robbed.robed police haven't given out a lotnu of information about themation t investigation but we can tellat you it hapiopbuened inside one f these multi-million dollarlliond homes and neighbors here are are on high alert.alr >> it's shocking.t's shog. you got the obamas coupleoue blocks away. safest neighborhoods in thee entire -- the entire city.tire >> reporter: and the home ho

live on capitol hill, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> melanie alnwick reporting this morning. 4:49 is the time and first ever national conference on sanctuary cities wrapped up not without a strong mess am from city leaders across the country vowing to intensify their fight. and the conference came as attorney general jeff sessions threatened to cut off federal grants of such cities did not comply with federal law allowing information sharing with immigration officials. leaders of sanctuary cities say the financial risk does not stop them from protecting undocumented immigrants. >> when americans are having conty constitutional rights violations that's a problem. we want to ensure we don't have rogue federal agencies conducting state sponsored terrorism. >> the funding to sank tour arie c cities could save the government billionsp a year. >> a police involved shooting in montgomery county, richard tillly reported stolen bike monday night. responding officer matthew mc galley tried to write a police report and tillly lunged at him with a knife. officer mc gowan fired multiple

co melanie alnwick at this scene.n. indian head highway northbound r all lanes blocked after theftere beltway in oxon hill as you yu approach livingston road.n rad. both of the vehicles involved on tow trucks right now.s right. however and northbound lanes still blocked during that crash investigation.cr we'll let you know as soon asass traffic starts moving.c startsin southbound traffic on indianic d head highway as you head toward the beltway nottway not impacted. as we forward things alonghings we're also tracking anotherkingr crash this morning. m this is 66 eastbound throughd tu arlington this morning at leen e highway. as you make your way towardsay t spout run things really sloweall down. right now just the right lane te getting by. inside thede d beltway you're dealing with a wa very atypical slow down forwn fr as you look at the westbound side a little bit of a rubberofr neck delay. d this is the backup. you can seeis al ils those brae lights. you're basically parked forly p 2 miles leading toward that crash sc

fox5's melanie alnwick is live in waldorf with the latest now. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, and so apparently, you know, you see all these townhomes here very close together in what is called coventry manor here in waldorf, maryland, and apparently when this happened, many, many neighbors heard the gunshots and called 911. when charles county police arrived here on the scene, we're talking about this third townhouse right here, when they arrived and began investigating what was going on, they found inside a young girl, a toddler, dead from a and gunshot wound and then a man also inside dead from a gunshot wound as well. a woman and a teenaged girl also dead from gunshot wounds. the teenaged girl and the mother -- excuse me did survive. they had gunshot wounds, multiple gunshot they were flown to the hospital but they are in very, very critical condition at this hour. police also say that next to the man they found a gun and so they are telling us at this point that they believe that this is a domestic related incident but stil

melanie alnwick getting thealnwc latest on that so we'llk ge keel you posted. any questions at erin fox5tion d.c. ons twitter.tter. >> ♪♪ >> 4:47 is the time right now.g let's go top montgomerys county.go a home is in ruins after auins late night fire in rockville.rol >> emergency crews arrived toeno find the house totallyseotall engulfed in flames. la this morning fox5's annie yus ay is live on the scene with thece very latest. annie. >> reporter:.e >> hey, good morning to yougoodo erin and wisdom.widom. yeah, you can see right behindgt my shoulder here that some sixss hours later we still have firefighters from the montgomery county fire and emsfc working tntoy fiput out those e spots. you can see that smoketha billowing from the home btut i i mean, the home is completelyomp destroyed and firefighters aredf now waiting on some daylightaylt to continue their searchheir sea efforts for the homeowner.meownr we're told right now that it's s still unclear whether thisethe person was inside the homee h when the fire broke out but one person still unaccounted fo

c melanie alnwick live on theve oh scene with the latest now. mel, good morning.me >> reporter: good morning,l, steve and allison g.ter: gison. so, the situation here on route 210 oxon hill highway --h- indian head highway here iny hee oxon hill at livingston road,ono you can see that there's still t one police vehicle here and nd the tape across route 10, 210 here. so, even though the vehicles have been towed away, for some e reason they still have at least this section ofion of northbound indian head highwayhy shut down at this point.point. but i would guess probably in i a little bit they'll probably pr pick up this tape here, too, to, unless there is more to thiso ts invest and show you the two vehicleseh that were involved in thisvolvei crash and it was about 12:50 1 this morning when prince george's county police responded here to the scenege'se and you're going to see a white vehicle that -- well,e you're looking right now at the gray suv.e gray su. that's the vehicle that wasiclet struck and here's the whitee vehicle here.ere. that one w

"fox5" melanie alnwick live on capitol hill with more on what all this means, hey, mel. >> good morning, guys, we had two different committees in house that put proposals forward and there will be a lot of debate over the the next few days in specific provisions a lot of people going to be liking to see if republicans are able to keep their promises of lowering the cost of healthcare without reducing cover ramming. this are some provisions from the affordable care act that are carried over in the gop legislation. people with preexisting conditions could still get insurance and children can still stay on their parents' health insurance plans until they turn 6 government would provide tax credits for people who want to buy their own health insurance and repeels those tax penalties that forced people to buy health insurance and reduces role of federal government. >> americans need relief. they sdvsh a new direction. that's why we're taking action to repeal and replace obamacare with healthcare shutions that can actually work for the american people. >> now, healthcare policy analysts that

melanie alnwick is live in upper marboro with more on this story, mel. >> good morning, guys, prince george count question here is by far the largest school system to be affected by this call out. a message went out to school parents and the school community by email and it was also posted on the web site. around 7:30 last night that is not a lot of notice for now 127,000 students who do not have a cla today. in a letter from superintendent kevin maxwell he apologized for the inconvenience noteing a call-out was urged by action of women's march on washington. 1700 teachers and 30% of transportation staff requested that personal leave. maxwell said schools simply don't have the staff or substitutes to fill absences and also said the board of education takes no political stance on day without a woman demonstration. board memberal exing ander member alexander wallace understands the action. >> as a person, proud feminist. i understand the call of the organization's mission. and i understand the dire need for that statement to be heard. and to the employees that requested personal leave

i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> melanie, thank you. 4:50 is the time now. construction is underway at site of a deadly car crash in bethesda lasts year. yesterday workers began ins installing a light river road and pray burn parkway. residents long explained the area is dangerous, february 2016 three members of family were killed in a crash. there a judge sentenced driver that caused crash to twelve years in prison. prosecutors say they was going more than 100 miles an hour at the time. >> if you look for job supermarket chain aldi is hiring. they're holding job fairs in fairfax and false church. that's from 7:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon and the event is on to the public and there will be a hiring event in spring >> m coming up fox news morning michigan and flint leers reach a settlement in the flint water crisis. >> and popular singer thinks about giving it all up for peace of mind. >> time now is 4:51. temperature 6. fox news morning is back after fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been

. >> and we find melanie alnwick with the latest this morning. mel. >> good morning and major crimes detectives still on the scene. this is the center court condominiumss in montgomery village and you soo at the they're focus ising their attention here towards the sidewalk directly back behind us. but i can also tell you that the marks off the entire front courtyard area and then also goes back and along the sidewalk along some of the individual units as well. and so what we understand is a started last night is a call for theft. sixth district officer responded and then about twelve minute after 11 p.m. the officer called in for help saying shots were fired and he needed fire and rescue on the scene. and first respond areas rivd and they found a man who was suffering from a gun shot wound and started cpr and transported him to a local hospital where he died and montgomery country police tell us "following normal protocol the male subject will be identified once next of kin is notified. that's their procedure. the officer is a five year veteran o

melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> that point any kind spring is good sign to me. i'll take it. remember you can track the weather 24/7 with your mobile device down load the "fox 5 news" and "fox5" weather app search d.c. news and weather in the app store and the apps are free. >> speaking of warm let's get to michael thomas and get an update. >> update on brutally cold temperatures and wind chills with us not just this morning but through most of the afternoon as well. today winter like day with believe it or not spring less than a week away. partly cloudy skies out there. check out that wind chill. 9 degrees what it feels like as you step outside in washington. winds west, northwest at 15. kind of locking in the cold air for the day today. wind add voosryes in effect 8 a.m. to p.m. tonight and wind gusts later this morning and afternoon could gust between 40 and 50 and with air temperatures as cold as they will be that will not help things feel too here and we'll have appeared of clouds cover and sunshine as we head through the afternoon with winds coming up off great lakes wh

live on capitol hill, i'mhil melanie alnwick, fox5 localal news. >> melanie thank you. melaniehau >>> 4:31 is the time. meanwhile president trump vowing to fighlet back a gainstb federal judge's ruling blocking his revised travelisist ban. the ruling came down hours before the ban was supposed toeo go into that effect.o th it is the second time the time h courts have stopped the th present's ban.n. this time the hawaii basedii judge rejected thected he government's claim that thement ban is about nati'sonal security and instead discriminates on the basis of nationality. >> discrimination that occursim that's unconstitutional oronstio illegal if it results in any harm to our state then we're out going to fighthe and i think thn that's the point. >> this is the opinion of manyy an unprecedented judicialcial overreach. over >> in a federal lawsuit,suit hawaii also argued the banthe ba would impact its tourismtoum industry. dustry. hawaii is one of severalii is of states including s evmaryland tl have that issued legalt issued e challenges to the revised ban.r. >> happening

fox5's melanie alnwick livewick on capitol hill with the hill wi breaking details.etails. mel. >> reporter: good morning oood o the comments at first reportedre those contacts first reported rd by the washington post here's hs the comments from sessionsessns confirmation hearing.he this sparked all of th >> i have been called aa surrogate at a time or two in on that campaign and i did notd not have communications with the russians. reporter: but as a member m of the senate armed serviceservi committee sessions had twod two interactions with the russianssn ambassador, the justice jtice department said one was aone wa visit similar to thosetho sessions had with diplomatsth l from many countries.any cories. the other in a group settingettg following a speech at thech at h heritage foundation.dation. democratic house minoritymiity leader nancy pelosi accusedelosd session center city of lyingcitg under oath is that calling for r his resignation.si from senator elizabeth warren and elijah cummings are are joining that 50's.ining 50's. sessions says he was responding to a questio

melanie alnwick headed to the scene right now. we'll check in with her for the very late nest a few minutes. >>> we're also following a developing story in the district where firefighters were searching for person last seen in the potomac river near the key bridge. fire officials are now calling this a recovery operation. however, so far they have not been able to locate the missings body. now d.c. police say someone reported seeing a missing person in the water around 11:30 last night. right now there's no word on the identity of that person. >> happening today in maryland, governor larry hogan will release a second supplemental budget schools in 10 counties and baltimore city will be the target of that funding. governor hogan submitted his final supplemental budget earlier this month which included addition in ally funding to combat the state's heroin epidemic. >> mayor muriel bowser will join d.c. public schools chancellor and deputy chief mayor for etch today asian to announce a new initiative to support young women of color i

ev melanie alnwick is heading toea the scene right now.the scen she's goinge to have more ase r soon as we know it.soon a >> also breaking overnightvernit tragedy in arlington, virginiaia where one person was killed in a house fire and another another person pulled from the home iso in the hospital. this is the scene late lastte lt night on south grant street.gr we're told firefighters were fi dealing with hoardingaling withi conditions inside the hongme.hom no word on the condition ofnd of the surviving victim.the su morning in northern virginiao va the search continues for this ti man who police say killed a a security guard at the potomachec mills mall in woodbridge.ge. police say jamel kingsbury wasra suspected of shoplifting andlifn was approached by larryoached r drumgole and another storeer ste employee. kingsbury is accused off fatally stabbing drumgole.du he leaves behind a wife and three children.ree >> d.c. police investigating an alleged sex assault in thet cal rom mal neighborhood inal nn northwest. police are beefing up patrolsreb in the area. a woman claims a man breeo

fox5's melanie alnwick islnwic live on capitol hill with more. mel. >> reporter: well, steve andallt reported by the washingtonasin post. po now, let's go back to january jn here on capitol hill and those confirmation hearings for sessions that have smaparked sok much controversy. here's what he had to say. sa. >> i have been called a a surrogate at a time or two ine a that campaign and i didn't timpt have -- no the have not havee

our melanie alnwick live atnie the scene with the latest.liveh. what's it like there, mel? >> reporter: well, we could c hear the water is stillr is flowing. this has been going on since sne 10 o'clock last night. fortunately this drain here ists taking a lot of overflow. o we were just remarking how this could affect folks if -- i- it could be much worse if thisf drain weren't here.'t h we're seeing sort of in the the background there a little bitbi of flashlights and some workom k trucks so it looks like army liy corps of engineers is here nowr and looking to try to diagnosese the specific area of that leakt to get this turned off becausef they were hopeful that theye hot could get this opened by rushneu hour but rush hour is going to s be starting here pretty soonpreo especially on a friday withdaywh people heading here toward the airport. now fortunately this is thatis s accep. ramp. it goes underneath the gw parkway, so people can justst literally come right past ths next one. it will take you to the old terminal of reagan national natn but then you just continueontinu

. >> melanie alnwick is look will with more on the sklus avenue reaction from the superintendent. what did very to sa say. >> he was because of we heard of the ongoing investigation and he addressed some concerns. first let me tell you parents in the rockville high school community they say they're supportive of the principal here and they're furious of policies or lack there of that they believe put student at risk and this is issue larger than hid anyone maryland public schools exposed in a very violent way here at rockville high school after that 14-year-old girl was dragged into a range room and brutally raped by the 17 and 18-year-old we should say alleged at this point. both young men illegal immigrants enrolled as ninth graders when concerns parents most is potential for older teens to be mixed in with younger students and after several denied requests jack smith spoke to "fox5" to address some of the concerns. >> our student was in a mets program for iping learn learners and that's a program we have across the system and so it's not a matter of what grade they're in. >> we

. >> melanie alnwick mel live on capitol hill with the details for thus morning, mel. >> good morning, steve, allison. we have two different committees to put proposals on paper the bill to be scrutinizes over the next few days to see if republicans were able to keep proms of lowering cost of health insurance without reducing coverage. >> the ways and means proposal calls calls for dismantling obamacare taxes and mandates and expanding health savings account and providing monthly tax red its to people who don't get thurns slew work sfwt president's goal is to give people choices and let them perfect the insurance he want for friend and family and not what washington forces them to buy. this is real and important distuvrption between where we are now in that individual and small group market and where we wanted to go. >> energy and commerce plan calls for patient and state stability fund giving states flexibility responsibly unwideing obamacare medicade expansion and strength eping medicade. some came from the tax credit cop september. >> there's a big divide between in essence conserv

live in proyns george countsy i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> and story is generating a whole lot of comments on facebook page with people both in support of teachers and against the decision to close. here's one audra said what about the children who depend on the school for a hot meal or parents that dent vo healthcare for their children. selfish people and paula says snand solidarity and i'm happy my kids are not in to happen. >> and michelle says i get it, but what about us women who are nurses, how will a hospital function without female workers. no one could be sick or care for your loved ones. >> our coverage of this decision to close continues all morning coming up in the 7:00 hour two members of prince george county school board will join us live on this, and good day d.c. talking live with county school ceo dr. kevin maxwell. >> today's without a woman strike coincides with ipt nagal day and it's our plan to bring awareness to women's rights and from freedom plaza to lafayette park walk. and in a rally lafayette park noon. later this afternoon a separates event women

i'm melanie alnwick. "fox5 local news". >> developing meantime in florida to undercover miami-dade players shot overnight them. were in plain clothes investigating gang activity at apartment complex with when bam burned both were rushed to the hospital in back of pickup truck and they are expected to survive. >> today there will be extra counselors on hand at catoctin. nicole receive is airo is in the hospital undergoing psychiatric evaluation. she'll be charged once rel released. a diary detailing her plans, shot gun, pipe bomb making material were all found in her home. plot last classmates in shock. >> she is nice and that's her could do something like that. who is else is next? >> she had the means, materials to cause significant damage to herself and student body and facility at catoctin high school. >> she was planning to are out the attack next weerk. police were tipped off by her parents. in prison. >> all new at 6:00. new developments in connection with sex assault of teenager at rock little high

live in rockville i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> developing this morning d.c. police searching for several missing peopleen including four young children. 10-year-old winter given a 14-year-old shen eye aboyd and 17-year-old shraia pain and michael carera mason all missing in the last 48 hours a community town hall tonight will be held in the districts to try to figure out what is going on. >> a death of 1-year-old girl in southwest d.c. under investigate. a c street yesterday afternoon for unconscious baby the little girl was dead when they arrived. her 23450es was doing fine earlier that morning after the baby took a nap they discovered she was cold and unresponsive. >> also in the district a death investigationen folding after a missing woman's body was found inside a house in northeast. discovery was made yesterday evening and was in a home 600 block of 14 street and police have not identified the woman yet. sources tell "fox5" the body was found bound with clothing and bedding. >>> new details this morning about a deadly shooting that took the life of youn

our own melanie alnwick said it hurts in some spots. reagan national 1.1 and manchester maryland up far north to pennsylvania border 5.5" fallen there and fairfax virginia 2" and germantown 3" of slushy wet mix through montgomery country and snow continues at this hour. again right along west of i 95 it's a little mix. further west you go the more of the classic snowfall you see. bob barnard humid on county and he seen snowfall this morning and further west you go up high 70 you'll encounter heavier snow as well. future cast 8:30 dealing with mix around d.c.. watch as colder air spills back in and we transition over to light to moderate snow showers. that quickly winds down as storm pulls well off north and east. then we switch to northwest wind coming off lakes we can pull in snow showers and potentially snow squalls as we work into the evening rush hour. i have a feeling it won't be too much of app evening rush. and sleet, rain, snow, all through the day today. then tomorrow we'll keep snow flurry as around and very windy and winter l

melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with more, good morning, mel. >> good morning, guys, president trump was restained pressured and some called him in fact many called him presidential as he was create in a way this was sort of reset of that item ul tu us first run with president trump calling for return to greatness and asking democrats to join in the effort. he greeted supporters who gather add long the aisles at the podium he started off condemning recent threats of jewish community centers and shooting in kansas. he outlined immigration reform suggesting a merit based system and listed american companies that pledged to bring jobs back to the u.s. and promised a large boost in defense spending and on one of the biggest campaign issues revealing obamacare president trump said it will happen by expandinging choice and making cost of insurance affordable perhaps most striking trump put aside his go it alone banner and asked democrats to be part of the efforts. >> my administration wants to work with members of both accessible and affordable and to help ensure new parents that the

i'm melanie alnwick. "fox5 local news". >> and in the meantime developing overnight in the district metro traps heit police investigating after two people got in altercation at the road island metro station 10:45 the victim will mack a full recovery. no word yet if anyone was arrestsd to glenmont, maryland. four people including three children displaced after a fire in the base of of of their home that broke out on sheridan street. no one was injured and the family is not able to return right now. red cross is assist assisting. the fire was likely started by the furnace. >> man accused of intention alley seting a deadly fire inside a baltimore warehouse with eight people inside is in custody. 26-year-old antonio wright facing h including first degree murder and arson. on saturday, baltimore police say he threw two molotov cocktails into a row house on city east side. fire killed two teenagers and injured six others. >> all new 6 a.m. a break in up solved murder case. for more than a year there are reports

rockville, melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> mel, thank you very much. developing this morning d.c. police are searching for several missing people including three children. first on your screen is 14-year-old shanai aboyd last seen saturday 4,000 block 6th street southeast. >> and looking for sherea pain last seen 4700 block of first street last west. >> and late last night a 10-year-old girl winter went missing. she was last seen in blue pants and pink and gray north face jacket carrying a backpack. if you know anything about the missing kids d.c. police wants to hear from you. >> that's right, wisdom, those missing children's cases 'many others in the news rontly are the reason d.c. counsel ill member treon white is holding a council meeting tonight called "where are they now? " it's eld exel ka academy northeast. there's not an increase in missing children instead they say they're using social media more to get the world out about those that go missing. >> search is on phone missing elderly man. william jackson was last seen in december and reported

melanie alnwick live in upper marboro this morning with reaction to the he decision that came out pretty late, mel. >> that's right, guys, prince george county, though, is by far the largest school system so far to be affected by this call out day. and the message was sent out through email and also posted on the school system web site at 7:0 last night and that really is not a lot of notice for 17,000 students who now do not have a class troom go to today. in a letter that was post doctor kevin maxwell superintendent of prince george county schools he apologized for inconvenience noting call-out was action urged by organizers of women's march on washington approximately 1700 teachers and 30% of transportation staff requestsed that personal leave. maxwell said the abscess compromised school system's ability to transport students and provide safe productive learning environments. he also told parents that leave requests increased significantly during the day yesterday. forcing decision to keep students at home. no, i, some parents we spoke with supported the day without a woman message. >

melanie alnwick is live in northeast with the latest for us this morning. mel? >> reporter: well steve and allison d.c. police spent aloft lot of time in this basement apartment on 14th street here also continuing to scower the neighborhood and the area for any more surveillance camera rah video that could be helpful. late last night, d.c. police released another clue. take look many photo of a man this from surveillance cameras at a shop on garrett avenue in beltsville, maryland, police are calling him a person of interest in the murder they're also asking the public to look out for corrina's car a blue 2004 toyota prius with kentucky plates the bumper has a yellow diamond shape sticker beneath the car tag the image was taken from dc traffic cam police won't say whether it was before or after the murder. it was tuesday, 4:19 p.m. dc police were called to the row house on 14th street for a report of unconscious person. once inside they discover the body of 34-year-old corrina meal bound and stabbed multiple times. neighbors believe the young people had rented th

for students in prince george county i'm melanie alnwick live from upper marboro with what led to the decision and reaction to parents. >> and massive intelligence leak raising concerns about smart devices in homes. document dump courtsey of wiki leaks has officials at cia and fbi serving for a mole. >> good wednesday morning everybody i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> thanks for joining us it's 7 arm wednesday morning march 8. >> if are you just waking up this morning here's a live look outside, georgous day. >> let's check we're going to trend to sunshine and beautiful afternoon. windy around here. daytime highs in the 60s. 51 washington. wind norm and west at 12. you may have heard the front come through between and in the portion an winds picked up. there's a live look at stormtracker radar you can see we're doing rain showers parts of the area eastern side of beltway prince william county and cape may county and all of this will push off south and east. and we'll get a chance to clear it out. forecast for wednesday turning into a beautiful afternoon. right should be

fox5's melanie alnwick isckis live in southeast with more onto this frightening ordeal.orde mel. >> reporter: good morning, steve and ally son wete r:just t a little bit more informationor on the events that unfoldedunf before that incident.nci we know that d.c. police andiced fire crews responded here at at 4:09 in the morning.nin i just talked to be a gentleman who said this isn wh what happened to his just about four, five blocksloc down the road from here onhereon good hope road. rod. this happened first.d first. this -- where his car was w parked in front of where he he works and then he found out that that people came in andamea said, hey, someone juste smashed into your vehicle.into well, turns out that was thethaw first crash. that was the hit-and-run.t-a and then that vehicle came back here into this apartmentapr complex and that is where itre t maybe tried to park, we don'tdot know but ended up against thein building hitting a gas line. that forced a number of peoplepe to have to evacuate, at leastl two buildings at first and firsd then it was reduced to onlyly one. washington gas

"fox5" melanie alnwick is live at the tidal basin with how things span right now. mel, you know what i'm saying, good morning. >> good morning, allison i know what you're saying, of course, we think like that. and we've seep various stages here of let's say progression or perhaps damage and it really depends on trees. this particular tree was almost in bloom. you can see by some of these slighter petales here getting a closer look we come oaf here and we're seeing some signs of damage here. take a here and that you can see. and that is definitely frost damage. and those are absolutely not going to bloom. so, we already know that we're probably going to lose 10% here because 27 degrees is where the national park service said you'll lose 10% of bloomingz. big question is 24 degrees. tucker was right about that. 4 degrees is where you say you could lose 90% of blooms and the question is how long of a time do they have to stay in the 24 degrees to sustain significant damage and i think over the next day or so we'll find out. and it definitely is going to put a damper o

. >> melanie alnwick is live with t homicide detectives were going in and out of the basement apartment here on 14th street for more than 24 hours and you can see here first district police still guarding the scene even now. late last night t-d.c. police released another clue. take a look. a photo of a man taken from surveillance cameras at a shop on garrett avenue in beltsville, maryland. police are calling him a person of interest in the murder of corrina mehiel. the bumper has al yellow diamond shaped sticker directly beneath the car tag. it was tuesday 4:19 p.m. d.c. police were called to the row house on 14th street for the report of an unconscious person. once inside they discovered the body of 34-year-old corrina mehiel. she had been bound and stabbed multiple times. neighbors say they believe a young couple had rented the basement apartment and they say they'd never seen or heard now, corrina was last seen at the corcoran museum on sunday and had been reported missing. she is from north carolina but she was living here in d.c. on a temporary assignment working on a special proje

s melanie alnwick live in waldorf with the latest. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, steve and allison. so, you can see here in coventry manor that these townhomes are all very close together and it was a little after 8 o'clock last night when neighbors heard the gunshots, many of them calling the charles county sheriff's office and when officers arrived here, they came to this townhome here, the third one from the end. right here in the middle. inside they found a man deceased from a gunshot wound. th house and they found what 93 said was a y -- they said was a young female child also deceased. two females one a child and an adult surgery gunshot wounds. the two suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. the teenaged and the adult female were flown to an area hospital in critical condition where they remain this morning. we have not yet been able to get an update on their condition. then we're told that investigators located a gun near the deceased man. they're telling us that this appears to be a domestic related incident. we believ

. >> melanie alnwick is in rockville and joins us with the latest, mel. >> and steve, allison. even before that meeting begun there was a group of protesters out here in front of rockville hisholding signs that said safety over sank tu are inside parents as you mentioned packed the auditorium and even had to use a larger space than normal for these pta meeting. and now if meeting were staffed by school officials and also folks from montgomery county police department parents were upset about cha they said was delayed communication and also upset about the fact that the 18 and 17-year-old suspect were here illegally and mcps superintendent jack smith apologized to parents and later said this is not a conversation about immigration but a horrible event that gotta applause and some years and highlighted maryland's education laws and supported by a stream court decision and county policy not to inquire about immigration status. and here's what some had to say after the meeting. >> the mood was simply cover our reputation. there were long speeches from the principal, from the superi

melanie alnwick is with more. good morning. >> reporter: homicide detectives have been going in and out of this basement apartment here for more than 24 hours late last night they released another clue. a photo of a man taken from surveillance cameras at a shop on garrett avenue in beltsville, maryland. police are calling him a person of interest in the murder of corrina mehiel. they're also asking the public to look out for her car, a blue 2004 toyota prius with kentucky plates. the bumper has a yellow diamond shaped sticker directly beneath the car tag. it was tuesday 4:19, d.c. police were called to the row house on 14th street for a report of an unconscious person. once inside, they discovered the body of 34-year-old corrina mehiel. she had been bound and stabbed multiple times. neighbors say they believed a young couple rented the apartment who -- and had never seen or heard anything unusual. corrina was last seen at the corcoran museum in d.c. sunday. >> at this point we know that she was seen alive at some

fox5's melanie alnwick live in northeast with more. so i guess three strikes and you're out, mel, right? >> reporter: well, let's see. tuesday, friday, sunday, perhaps today that judge may decide to hold fence jumper just a little bit longer. now, 38-year-old marcy anderson wall of everett and washington was arrested again sunday morning. it was 2:15 in the morning when she climbed the fence and set off an alarm at the u.s. treasury building. wall was first arrested last tuesday. that was close to 11:00 p.m. she was trying to jump the white house fence but as you mentioned she got caught up in her shoelaces. she was charged with unlawful entry and released with orders to stay away until her next court appearance. friday wall was spotted again, this time near lafayette park across from the white house. she was arrested for violating that stay away order and held overnight. saturday she was released again only to make a third attempt on sunday. now, when wall was arrested on sunday the secret service tells us she was carrying a backpack

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live in rockville, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> 4:32 is the time. d.c. police are searching for several missing people including three youngsters. we'll show you picture right now. first is on your screen. 14-year-old shania boyd last street southeast. >> and lease are looking for this teen shreea pain she was last seen friday in the 4700 block of first street northwest. >> a 10-year-old girl is also missing winter griffin. again she is 10 years old. went missing yesterday morning concerny street northeast. young girl was seen in boot pants and pink and green north face carrying a backpack. if you know anything about any of these missing kids we want to hear from you. those missing children's cases and others in the news in d.c. as d.c. council member trian white holding a town hall meeting called "where are they now? ." >> and the town hall is tonight as wisdom mentioned 6 exel academy mlk avenue northeast. some of d.c. police and city leaders will thereby and founder of the black and missing foundation and executive director exodus project. d.c. police

melanie alnwick live in waldorf with the latest this morning. mel. >> reporter: well, steve anda allison for much of the night investigators were trying to put together the piece to try to figure out how and why all a very close townhouse community here and neighbors around 8 o'clock, little after 8 o'clock last night say they heard the gunshots and started making phone calls. >> my sister called me and said that our neighbor called her and told her what was going on because i think she knows the lady next door or live close by. and must have heard some gunshots. >> reporter: and charles county sheriff's office says many, many people called 911 when they came here and got inside the townhouse on westdale court, they found an adult male who was deceased. they further searched the townhouse and that is when they found the young female child we're told, a toddler also deceased. then two additional females, one a teenager and one an adult, also suffering from gunshot wounds. we're told they both had multiple gunshot wounds. they were flown to the ho

live outside the treasury, i'm melanie alnwick fox5 local news. >> also today, the trial will begin for a maryland man charged with killing five people in a horrific crash in oxon hill. two children and three adults all killed in the 2014 crash at the intersection of livingston road and livingston terrace. police say kenneth kelly was drunk and speeding when he slammed into the victim's car which was stopped at a red light. kelly was also driving with a suspended license. >>> just a deadly weekend in prince george's county. police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex just a few miles away from the university of maryland. this happened at the camden in college park. they say a man was shot and another suffered a head injury following a fight on the third floor. the man who was shot died on the scene. >>> a vigil is set for tonight to honor a 15-year-old boy who was gunned down saturday night in landover. family members say the boy's name was dennis taylor. police say the shooting was not random but haven't given out suspects in this case. >> another busy week ahead for pu

. >> we want to get to montgomery country now melanie alnwick is live in gaithersburg. what's the update there, mel. >> guys, it con tnz to me hurts. this is sleet that's coming down. heavy sleet coming down for several hours now. and so it really has had that effect of compacting snow totals. if you look at the street it's really only a inch or two here and it's slick. because it is just that layer of granular sleet on top of the snow. but equipment we've seen stashed here in these parking lots for starting to clear some of the major streets. i have not seen them put any plows down yet. so we're not to that level. montgomery county and state of maryland has sort of a stage two, same three and they really don't start plowing until you get about 2 1/2, 3" on the ground. so i'm still kind of watching to see how they plan on tackling this mix and i think some of that will depend on what the morning will bring. schools closed here. montgomery college closed. the montgomery counselee government is on. i think probably maybe a few essential employees will go in and we know th

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line to rupture.upt >> this happened along good gd hope court and that's where wes find our melanie alnwick with the latest. mel, good morning. >> reporter: hey, goodl, geporto morning, allison aodnd steve and we've just learned fromrnedrom washington gas and d.c. fire. fi that people are now beingng allowed back into theiro apartments. damageddamgede vehicle right here in front of us. now this, was towed away from fm where it apparently had struckuc the front of the building right here and you can kind of o see there where washington gaswn people inside the buildingild told me that they heard a very e large boom around 4 o'clock ino the morning when this happenedhn and of course then they were forced out of their ti apartments, but as you can seece there folks are able to gete abe back in right now.n right no we're going to try to talk tolko them in just a little bit. b. but definitely some concern co because of the smell of gasof t that really permeatheed all ofof these apartment buildingst bu here. he now,re d.c. police also told uss that there was more than one one vehicle involved in t

live in northeast, i'm melanie alnwick, fox5 local news. >> mel mee thank you. >>> time is 4:31. fox5 continues following the story about missing d.c. teens. last night residents demanded answers during a town hall meeting at the excel academy public charter school in southeast. hundreds of people showed you wanting to know what's being done to reduce the number of missing children in d.c. d.c. mayor muriel bowser promised more effort will be made to follow up once a child is found and then reunited with the family. >> figuring out how we can better support that family so that kids are in school, kids are in safe homes or that we identify other solutions nor family. >> many people were outraged about the lack of amber alerts. the police guidelines they need reasonably that an abduction has occurred and the child is in imminent danger. >> 4:31. the fallout continues over the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl at a rockville high school. the debate over maryland being a sanctuary state heats up. the two suspects in the case are both illegal immigrants. this meets a maryland house o

our melanie alnwick live on the scene in montgomery village with were we know now. hey, mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. that officer is on paid administrative leave this morning. that is department policy any time there is a police involved shooting here. now we're at the center court condominiums in montgomery village. last night that's when all of this started and neighbors in the area posting on social media that there was literally just a swarm of police officers, tactical units, k9 vehicles as well here as all of this began to unfold. it was about 11:12 in the -- in the evening when the sixth district police officer who was called here to the scene to investigate a report of a theft called back in to say he needed help, that he needed fire and ems crews here on the scene because of that when first responders arrived they located the subject with a gunshot wound. we're told they put him in the back of an ambulance and started to perform cpr. then took him to a local hospital where he died. now, montgomery county police, again, citing protocol say they will