jummy: the police chief's briefing us. let's listen in. >> so farther is no report of any injuries. they took control the weapons and fled the hospital, dressed in a hospital gown, allegedly with snow shoes on. at this moment the hospital and surrounding areas are on lockdown while the fairfax county police department have been assisted by the virginia state police and a multitude of federal agencies inducting a federal building by building search and a search of the entire radius of the hospital.

>> you said that this is the bicycle bandit guy in last week? >> that is what i have been informed. >> is it normal for someone like this to be watched my private security and not fairfax county police? >> the federal authorities are in charge of his custody, so it this time i cannot speak on behalf of federal authorities and the contract for security, but he was guarded by private security. >> did he fire the shot or did the security guard fire the shot? >> we will update you as soon as we get the answer. >> is he on the ground? >> we have conducted several searches of the building. right now we need to perform second and third searches of the building. we don't have any information that he has fled the area at this time. we are reviewing security cameras to make a determination as to whether or not he exited

the building. we are locking down the entire area presuming that he did escape while we are searching. >> we had information about a girl who was possibly seen. do you know anything about that? >> at this time the federal authorities are making connections with his girlfriend and family members to make sure that he did not escape through their assistance. >> was he a local person? >> i don't have the specific address at this time. >> are you looking for the girlfriend as well? >> we are looking for all of his friends and relatives. >> is there a lookout for this individual? >> the girlfriend? right now the officers have the information. we have supplied the media with a photo. we ask that anybody in the community that sees mr. wossen assaye or anyone suspicious in a

hospital gown to call 911 immediately >> does it look like this could have been planned out? colonel: it seems that he sees an opportunity to overpower the authorities. >> where they in place? >> i have no information on that. >> i understand that the shot was fired and then he gave control of the gun? >> that is the best information i have available, yes. >> he shot first? colonel roessler: during the struggle that's the best information i have a this time. there were two guards. i understand that there was a struggle with one guard, right now i am still working on the information on the other guard. >> any handcuffs or anything? colonel roessler: my understanding is that he was not

handcuffed. >> what is protocol when you are transporting an inmate to the hospital? colonel roessler: i can only street to the protocol the fairfax county police department, which is that the prisoner would be handcuffed at all times, either secured to the bed or behind their backs. i cannot speak on the federal authorities on this matter. >> this is unusual, in your experience? colonel roessler: four fairfax county would be unusual to have an unsecured prisoner. >> is it looking like he's in the hospital? >> we don't know if he's in the building or has fled the area. we are going through each building methodically. >> how worried should residents be that he could be hiding out or trying to get into their

homes? >> we all need to be concerned, the information that we have right now is that he is an armed felon attempting to flee. we need everybody secure, in place, reporting any's -- any suspicious activity. >> had he just arrived? what was the timeline? colonel roessler: i don't have a precise timeline the event unfolded just after 3:00 this morning. >> suicide attempt? colonel roessler: i have not confirmed that. i know that he tried to harm himself. >> is there any consideration at all, this is a big hospital, did you have any consideration of keeping people out? colonel roessler: the hospital has elaborate security protocols and a good network. arrangements have been made for shift changes. it is a very secure model with the security staff.

>> do you know when the guy got out of prison? colonel roessler: out of alexandria city jail? i don't have that information right now. >> staff can go there, but noted patients? colonel roessler: this is lieutenant brooke right. lieutenant: the staff is been asked to go to falls church high school and they will be shuttled from there. the hospital is no longer on lockdown -- at this time they are not accepting new patients. i don't know what is plan for any surgeries or procedures today but at this time they do not want new patients to report for treatment. they are diverting to other emergency rooms at this point. >> have you been searching nearby houses?

colonel roessler: we have officers authorities, and teams going through all the neighborhoods to methodicallyvery area. they are knocking on doors. right now they're looking for the suspect and, as you mentioned, doing reverse 911. >> let's go back to the vehicle in the girlfriend. was there a car near by him a hospital? colonel roessler: i have no information to support that at this time. >> i arrived late, can we go back to the beginning? we are concerned, tracking them down.

colonel roessler: we were attempting to make contact. >> is their vehicle you are looking for? colonel roessler: not at this time. the rumor about the vehicle is probably related to the bank robbery, that vehicle was impounded as part of the bank robbery a while ago. i have no information about a vehicle specifically being involved. >> you still think he has the gun? colonel roessler: correct. >> and you think you is still in a hospital gown? colonel roessler: unless he picked up close somewhere. >> do you know where he was at the time? colonel roessler: it did happen in a room that he was being held in and he fled out of the room. >> is that in the general population where other patients were being held?

colonel roessler: it is a secure floor, from my understanding, but other patients were being held them that floor. it is a large facility with a lot of spaces, we are again methodically going through the building that he was in and every other building, doing secondary sweeps we will go in and do a third effort out in the community. >> talk about the challenge, and lots of notes and crannies everywhere. colonel roessler: exactly, we will go through every single building, every single room, every new and cranny to assure the hospital community that it's safe and to assure the surrounding community. >> surrounding communities people are not necessarily being

told -- >> sorry, i need to get -- sorry >> your name again? >> ed roessler. colonel roessler: we will give you an update. i don't act we have the exact script for you right now. colonel roessler: >> thank you very much. thank you. jummy: there you have it, the fairfax county police chief briefing reporters on the scene on the search for this escaped prison inmate wossen assaye we just got confirmation on his last name there, apparently in police custody since friday, when he was taken to the hospital by alexandria city officials. autria: he was able to overpower not one, but to private security

guards that were responsible for him and they are now conducting a building by building search for him he is believed to be armed and dangerous and was able to overpower an officer and is still believed to be in a hospital gown at this time. at this time the surrounding area is still on lockdown. police are asking everyone to stay inside their homes if they are in those surrounding neighborhoods and are urging more -- all employees to head to falls church high school, where you can pick up a shuttle bus and be taken to a campus because you are not allowed to drive on there as they continue to search. the colonel pointed out the fact that they are not sure if he is still in the hospital or in the neighborhood, they are conducting a building by building search that is expected to take several hours. jummy: checking in with his family as well, he has family

and a girlfriend in the area, he was picked up as a federal suspect in some bank properties that happened in recent months in the area. we will continue to stay on top of this breaking news, live coverage continues a news d of a breakthrough. secretary kerry and others will come out and announce the very vague broad outlines of a deal and say that all the tough details this he'll negotiate over the coming months. that's likely to infuriate critics of these negotiations but our new abc news poll shows americans 2-1, 59/31 support the basic concept here. lift sanctions on iran in exchange for limits on iran's nuclear programs but americans aren't pollyannas about this 59% aren't confident it will work. it seeps they just prefer this to war. amy. >> all right, terry, thanks so much. and dramatic video this morning from the most intense fighting in yemen since saudi arabia and its allies launched air strikes there. that's a weapons depot going up in flames 40 people were also

reportedly killed during an air strike at a refugee camp. back here in this country a large landslide threatening homes near seattle is growing. experts fear the dirt could keep sliding for weeks. those homes dangerously close to falling down the cliff. nearby residents are packing up and evacuating. well a new strategy to boost sales at mcdonald's, the company is testing all day breakfast offering a limited menu of sandwiches and hash browns we've got a lot of yeses at the table. the concept is being tested only could expand if it's popular, i'm going to go ahead and say it's going to expand. in sports the final four in women's basketball is now set. uconn came from behind to beat dayton and will play maryland and notre dame takes on south carolina. close call. a delay on the dallas as far as took a pop to the face and look where it got stuck, inside his helmet visor. amazingly he avoided getting injured.

finally, get ready, everyone. tomorrow is april fools' day. keep that in mind as we share in next story jeeping across the internet. allegations that secret tunnels were built beneath the famous playboy mansion linking it to the homes of hollywood a-listers so they could sneak in and out. in its report "playboy" even showed an alleged blueprint of the tunnels and released pictures of secret underground walkways. jack nicholson was reportedly among those living nearby who had access to the tunnels. >> amy. >> as war warren beatty and so far neither is on record denying that the tunnels exist so we shall see. >> happened to have tunnels connecting -- according to the blueprints. >> and this story is way too good to check. >> we need a "pop news" investigation. is there let's not verify. >> i'm just going by the smile on jack's face. >> all right. >> shall we? >> let's do it. >> we shall.

now to that new wave in the music business. jay z shaking things up unveiling a brand-new streaming service to compete with spotify and others and he has a roster of partners joining him. abc's t.j. holmes is in social square with the story. hey, good morning, t.j. >> good morning. i was still focusing on the "playboy" story. sorry. this story is a big deal for music because it's supposed to change the way artists get paid and the way you listen about the future of music. now, a lot of people millions of people right now get streaming music for free. jay z is betting that you'll pay for it by offering you exclusive content from his very impressive circle of friends. ♪ from madonna to rihanna and kanye and, of course jay z and queen bey, 16 of the biggest names in music coming together on one stage monday to change the tide of the music industry. >> today we announce the launch of tidal, the first ever artist

owned global music entertainment platform. [ cheers and applause ] yay! >> reporter: the artists are now the new co-owners of tidal, a music streaming service jay z bought in january with one major goal, to put control back in the hands of the artists. >> right now they're writing the story for us. we need to write it ourself. >> reporter: streaming services are the hottest way to listen. spotify alone has 60 million users. apple expected to introduce a streaming service this year but how artists get paid is an issue taylor swift brought to light recently. >> taylor swift pulled it off spotify because she felt the royalty rates she would see from spotify weren't as valuable. ♪ players going to play ♪ >> reporter: 10 bucks, premium membership for 20 which include high-def audio and exclusion self content. >> we really do have an opportunity to change the way we

all experience art. >> reporter: this morning many of the tidal artists to nicki minaj to jason aldean turned their twitter profile pictures blue with the hope of seeing more green and making a lasting splash in the music industry. a lot of big names but keep perspective. spotify as 60 million subscribers but only 15 million pay. we're just not used to paying for music these days. even though you have jay z's name he only has 5,000 subscribers. a long way to go and these artists get about a half a cent per stream on some of these songs. >> just want to get paid. >> yeah. >> everybody wants to get paid. >> but nobody wants to pay. >> there it is. >> that's true. i know you enjoyed this story but you really wanted to do the "playboy" story. >> i got a front door to the playboy mansion. >> i think that's your wife. >> wife is still asleep right now. we're good. we're good. >> some snow coming. >> yes, we'll get you to the

playboy mansion. winter weather out from pennsylvania to lake erie. could see 1 to as much as 5 inches of snow. this will be rolling across the area throughout today. temperatures will be right at the -- well, marginal. this time of year tough to get snow in new york city. the back side will get snow coming right at the rush hour. so especially outside of the major metropolitan areas you'll see some accumulate on the slick side and watching the threat for severe weather across texas but a little further north tomorrow.

brian: good morning. brian van de graaff looking outside this morning. beautiful sunrise out there this morning. scattered clouds increasing throughout the day, local satellite radar increasing in the mountains, we will wait until this afternoon before some showers in a few rumbles of thunder make for a breezy and mild day, mid-60's anticipated with showers and thunder coming up we have the latest on the real-life "gone girl" mystery. was she the victim of a ring of kidnappers. also behind a mormon splinter group. a former member speaking out. did law enforcement officials turn a blind eye to wrongdoing. and the battle over would

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just ahead on "gma" the latest twist in the case of that california woman who says she was kidnapped. her lawyer claims he has a manifesto from the alleged kidnappers. more than 1

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mike: the live scene behind me is still a blockade of fairfax county police officers and many other agencies here at the half will as well including a swat team and a tactical team virginia state police and metro transit police were here earlier . we can tell you what we just learned earlier, this all happened a little after 3 a.m. and we were told that there were two guards involved in this, two guards hired to watch over this inmate on a room in the secure floor of the hospital. the man in custody, we know that at least one of them had a struggle with him and the man was not handcuffed, he somehow managed to grab the security officers gun. one shot was fired, no one was injured, suspects fled on foot. we are told that he came here to the hospital for medical treatment apparently attempting to harm himself. the sheriff's office said that

he was taken to the hospital by sheriff's deputies on friday they stayed watch until saturday when this private security firm took over. we were told the two guards were involved and at least one of them was overpowered by the man. we can also tell you that he was described as a black male, six feet tall, 170 pounds, wearing a hospital gown with no shoes. keep in mind that it is a very cold morning to escape with very little clothing. he is described as armed and dangerous. residents have been urged to stay inside with their doors locked. police released this image of the suspects girlfriend, telling us that the girlfriend is in the area and they are seeking to reach out to them and see if they had any involvement or knowledge of this incident. also, multiple long as agencies are on the scene, searching for this man, going room by room on this huge campus, eating a very close eye on the area. multiple roads are closed

hospital patients are being told to seek care elsewhere as the hospital is lockdown. ambulances being diverted, people with emergencies should go to nearby hospitals. hospital employees are being sent to falls church ice will, where a shuttle bus has been dropping them off at his new entry throughout the morning. jummy: thank you for the update. jamie: it is impacting the morning commute this morning. showing you the beltway, the inner loop is blocked off. this is right off the beltway. something to keep in mind, we are even seeing some flowing at

23 miles per hour. definitely something to keep in mind closer to the area as we take a look at 95 with mostly everything cleared up and approaching newington. let's hear about the weather. better news, right? brian: indeed. cumberland, maryland, off to the left, beautiful, got it clouds building in throughout the day with showers and rumble of thunder. we have some 30's showing up, 38 in dallas, 37 in frederick 42 with scattered clouds out there this morning, the bigger picture coming from the ohio valley southward, initiating a shower. temperatures in the mid-60's.

autria: we will stay on top of that

>> this town your luck can change that quickly. >> reporter: cowing themselves college educated career criminals who say they only nabbed huskins as a dry run so they could kidnap higher profile victims in the future. in fact they say huskins wasn't even their intended target. >> they

>> he was being held on federal charges by a security company. right before the call comes out a struggle ensued between the prisoner and the guards that were watching. the prisoner managed to overpower one of the guards and obtain his weapon. a shot was fired. we are still looking into fired the shot nobody was injured as a result of the shot that was fired. the suspect is considered armed and dangerous.

he was last seeing a hospital gown and no shoes. as far as employees coming into the hospital they have been told to report the falls church high school, where they will be shoveled in. >> why was the prisoner at the hospital? >> he was brought to the hospital because he had attempted to harm himself. >> was he kept in a particular area of the hospital? officer: yes. i can only speak on behalf of what the protocol is. reporter: is there any idea where he is right now? is he in the hospital outside the hospital? officer: we are still searching the hospital.

we have thoroughly search the hospital out of an abundance of caution to make sure he is not inside the hospital and surrounding buildings as well. reporter: are you going door-to-door? officer: absolutely. reporter: can you tell us where he was? officer: he was in one of the wings of the hospital. i'm not sure which it was. he was being watched. reporter: tell me more about the girlfriend and how she plays a role in this. officer: i do not have any information about family girlfriend. reporter: her picture has been put out there. what is the concern there? officer: [inaudible]

he was being held on federal charges. reporter: bank robbery? officer: he was a suspect in a bank robbery in fairfax county. reporter: does he have a history of violence? officer: based on the events that occurred this morning, it is obvious that he is to be considered armed and dangerous. reporter: can you help us understand the protocol of hiring a private security firm?

officer: i can only speak if it were something that we were in charge of guarding. reporter: [indiscernible] officer: i cannot confirm that. at this time i do not have that information. more -- reporter: what about the search of the neighborhood? officer: the suspect is still at large and we are thoroughly searching the hospital. reporter: what are you telling the residence through reverse 911? officer: there is a concern, but

i do not have information as far as that. reporter: that started the beginning. your title? officer: my name is officer roger and reaches -- henriquez. my understanding is that there were two guards watching the suspect. reporter: what is the name of the security company? officer: i don't have that information. reporter: what kind of room was it where he was? officer: i don't have a specific wing. i don't have that information right now. the protocol of a private company, i cannot speak as far

as how they would investigate. i cannot speak as far as him being handcuffed right now. some were allowed in. reporter: [indiscernible] officer: i cannot speak as to why that was done. reporter: it looks like traffic is reopening here and you are shifting or resources. officer: i want to recap what the chief said. let me get more information for you guys. thank you.

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7:42. back now with an abc news exclusive on the flds the religious group whose leader warren jeffs is in prison for sexually assaulting underage girls he took for his wives. a former top local lawman is spreeing out about how he says the flds intimidated him and how some law enforcement officers turned a blind eye to the wrongdoing. abc's dan harris has the story. >> now he's right on my tail. >> reporter: in the home base of the flds a mormon splinter group that still practices

polygamy. can i ask you a quick question? followers of the church live here in two isolated towns straddling the border of utah and arizona. even though their prophet, warren jeffs is doing life if prison for marrying and raping two 12-year-old girls, he still allegedly controls every aspect of life here. >> obey the prophet when he speaks and you'll be blessed. disobey him, it is death. >> reporter: now one ex-member is defiantly disobeying the prhet. his name is heloman barlow, used to be the head of local law enforcement. did the police protect and serve the people or the church? >> you had to get permission to go to police academy from the church. mine was to protect the church. >> reporter: what you're describing is a straight up theocracy. >> absolutely.

>> reporter: barlow is divulging church secrets, he says to federal investigators suing the local governments here accusing officials of being controlled by the church. in a deposition barlow says police knew of widespread underage marriages and did nothing to stop it and that he was asked by a city office to alter police reports. in this exclusive interview with his wife by his side the former police chief says he feared that if he didn't do what warren jeffs demanded the prophet would take away his family. >> with one phone call he could call me and say okay you're out. >> hi my name is dan harris. i'm from abc news. >> reporter: we showed up uninvited to a town council meeting to ask if they are controlled by the church. >> i suspect you would have something to say about it. >> i personally deny that. >> reporter: barlow stands by his story. he says he hopes to help this community join mainstream america. but he knows it won't be easy. you think has the potential to get ugly here before it gets

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jummy: staying on top of this breaking news, these are live images from news chopper seven police are following a vehicle that appears to be a silver pickup truck and you can see at least three police vehicles following the car right now that just made a sharp left turn and is getting on the opposite direction there trying to escape police. police say it is a woman driving the car. autria: we are not sure if this is related to the ongoing manhunt for that escaped prisoner however they are taking this seriously. there was a question earlier today during the press conference with the fairfax county police chief about whether or not that escaped prisoner may be with his girlfriend. you can see the chase getting a little bit out of hand. jummy: they are now going in the opposite lanes of direction,

cars still now getting away from police being hit by this police vehicle. these are live images here. autria: they are not giving up. again, we don't know whether or not this is related to the hunt for that escaped prisoner. you can see that they finally have him pinned against a guard rail there. this is the fairfax county parkway, so many police officers responding. a woman is behind the wheel of this silver pickup truck, they are busting out the window, trying to get that woman out. 6, 7 police cruisers pinning the truck against the guard rail over the bridge. they appear to be trying to get the door unlocked. we know that there is a woman, the police have been told us that there is a woman -- they are opening the door right now. they appear to be trying to get whoever that is out of the drivers seat of that car. these are live images right now from news chopper seven.

here we go. autria: you can see them trying to pull the driver out. that driver still not wanting to surrender. the driver is out and on the ground right now. looks as if there might be more people inside that vehicle as the police crawls into the back of the cab. so, police are apprehending the suspect, handcuffing the suspect and making sure that no one else or nothing else is in that overturned it -- is in that pickup truck. you watched it live here on abc seven. police were in pursuit of the silver pickup truck. they say that they do not believe that this is -- they don't know that this is connected to that escaped prisoner. they are not taking anything lightly right now making sure that everything stays safe and they are leaving no stone unturned as they continue to hunt for the armed and escaped prisoner from the fairfax in over the hospital. autria: county police have been

telling us as the morning has progressed that they now believe that the escaped prisoner that they are looking for have been looking for since about 4:00 this morning, carjacked a silver 2002 toyota camry and was last seen in that car. for some reason, police started chasing this silver pickup truck. they do have that suspect in custody. do we have john? are we going to john? jummy: the suspect name is wossen assaye. john gonzalez is live near the hospital. what have you heard on the ground? john: not five minutes ago jummy:, we were getting ready to do a live report. there were police cruisers stationed all over this neighborhood the way they have been since 3:00 this morning. this is the amber leigh rate -- amber leigh neighborhood right

next to the in over a hospital. -- inova hospital. police officers jumped into their cruisers and they just took off at high rates of speed making a left onto gallows road. we lost sight of them, but we could hear them coming around to the back of the neighborhood route 50 over here, and we could hear the sirens getting further and further away. we got word that there was a pursuit, police were in pursuit of a vehicle they were not sure exactly what a person was. you saw the live images of that person being handcuffed and taken away. we are not sure if this is connected in any way to the situation at the hospital with the inmate who overpowered two security guards. that manhunt has been going on for more than four hours now. we just got word, moments before

these officers took off behind us, we just got word of the situation with this inmate possibly in a stolen vehicle this morning. we have the details on that vehicle. xzp 8153 virginia tags. fairfax county police saying it is a 2002 toyota camry with virginia tags. we have heard this morning about police trying to get into contact with this victim's girlfriend, his family, and now this latest development literally and pulling before our eyes. again, we saw these police officers who were stationed here all morning long, positioned strategically throughout the neighborhood, letting the residents know to stay inside not exactly locking down the community but telling folks that if they are going to be in the

neighborhood to stay indoors and as people have been leaving for work these police officers have been questioning people, asking them where they are headed, where they are coming from, and if they have any business with the hospital. all of these officers took off at a high rate of speed and became part of the pursuit that you saw there on the highway. >> a stolen vehicle not far hear from the hospital. a 2002 silver toyota bearing of virginia license plate. reports of another vehicle, but that's unrelated. the hospital has been secured for the time being.

reporter: is the girlfriend involved? officer: we do not have any information on the girlfriend or any information on anyone involved in this crime. i'm sorry? that is unrelated. reporter: the chase going on right now with this camry? officer: not related to this no. we are still trying to locate the vehicle, please call 911. reporter: does the driver have the description? officer: we just got the reports of the vehicle was stolen at that location. reporter: do you think that it is unrelated? officer: the silver toyota is related to the prisoner. reporter: was it stolen by the suspect at gunpoint?

officer: we do not know. reporter: the driver of the vehicle reported it? officer: i do not haven't confirmation. -- i do not have confirmation. reporter: is this part of the incident or related to a prior act? officer: [indiscernible] reporter: the police have had no contact? officer: we have had no contact with the vehicle at this point. i do not have that information at this time. reporter: what was the state on the plate? officer: virginia. reporter: it was not related to the incident on 95 with the truck?

officer: i am being told it is unrelated. reporter: you mentioned that this car was stolen from a nearby neighborhood and a witness told you about that? officer: yes, the witness basically reported that the vehicle, a silver toyota was stolen near lincoln park. reporter: can you describe the vehicle? officer: a silver toyota, virginia license plate. reporter: the hospital? [inaudible] officer: it is nearby. yes. it is a walking distance from here. reporter: unrelated, yeah. officer: thank you. autria: ok, so there's another update their from fairfax county police. you are getting the news as we are getting it. what we know now is that the police chase that she watched

unfold was not in fact related to the manhunt that is still ongoing for this escaped prisoner, wossen assaye. he is on the loose, considered armed and dangerous. the update that we got was that the lockdown has been licked did -- lifted. that lockdown has been lifted and we now know they are on the lookout for this silver toyota camry. mike conneen is live on the scene. mike? mike conneen: as you can see behind me, gallows road has reopened to vehicular traffic the lockdown essentially over as hundreds of cars pull onto the campus, beginning what will soon become a normal day at the hospital. we are getting more details about the incident and what happened early this morning shortly after 3 a.m., we are told that there were two guards watching over this man, prisoner from alexandria city eating held

on federal charges for armed bank robbery. we are told by the sheriff's office that wossen assaye was taken to the hospital on friday, they stayed watch over him until saturday and went private security took over we are told that he was brought here for medical treatment due to attempting to harm himself and were told that he was not handcuffed at the time of the incident this morning but that he somehow managed to overpower at least one of the guards. one shot was fired, no one was injured in the incident and the suspects fled on foot. neighborhoods around the area have been told to stay inside take precautions that the man is armed and dangerous, last described wearing a hospital gown with no shoes. again, the stolen vehicle is

reported to be a 2002 silver camera -- silver camry with front end damage. it is not clear what caused that damage or how the vehicle was stolen but we are keeping a close eye on the story and will have continuing coverage throughout the day. autria: thank you for that. police are on the search now for the silver toyota camry with virginia license plate xzp 8153. i don't know whether or not the front that damage was acquired before or after the stealing took place. a 2002's toyota camry silver, virginia license plate xzp 8153. jeanette reyes is out reporting

right now, tweeting the latest information she has been able to gather. she said she spoke to a homeowner who set a car slammed into her home and a woman ran out screaming that the escaped inmate was in her car and that the car sped off and another homeowner tried to chase the car down but he had no idea that he was going after an armed inmate. police are searching for that carjacked vehicle, silver 2002 toyota camry presumed to be driven by that inmate, wossen assaye. as mike conneen reported, he was last seen wearing his hospital gown, no shoes as he escaped this morning from the fairfax inova hospital this morning. john gonzalez has been on the scene all morning long. we will head to him for the latest. john? john: what a fluid situation. with these massive manhunts it

is a meticulous situation. you heard the police chief say this morning that they are moving methodically not only through the grounds of the hospital and the campus, but also to the neighborhoods. that is what we have seen here.this is an apartment community literally right next to inova fairfax hospital. we have been seeing eagle one, the u.s. part police chopper flying up all morning long. as a told you earlier, we can tell you that police officer's, the cruisers here, they took off at a high rate of speed about 10 to 15 minutes ago. we now know that they were in pursuit of that pickup truck and are now telling us that it was not in any way related to the situation with the inmate so the search continues right now, this man considered armed and dangerous, many of the residents have been told all morning long as they continue to leave for

work that if they are going to be heading back to their homes in the next couple of hours or so that they should stay indoors , to lock their doors and not be outside. we have seen a number of folks walking their dogs, becoming aware of what was going on, they ran back into their homes. police have made it very clear not only to the neighborhood but to us that they do not know exactly what they are dealing with right now with this man. he is obviously armed and dangerous, he made that clear this morning with the incident at the hospital, overpowering the security guard. a very fluid situation. police are moving methodically as they have been saying all morning long. and now the news detail with that stolen vehicle, perhaps being driven by this inmate it's still unclear. there's just a lot of moving pieces and it makes the situation easier for police your

folks can, quite frankly, stay out of the way, which is why they are asking the folks to stay indoors, for their safety so that they can continue with this intense operation. autria: we know that the lockdown has been lifted but they are urging people to stay inside their homes as they continue to hunt for this escaped prisoner. it's believed that the carjacking took place at around 7:00 this morning in the springfield area. that is where jeanette reyes picks up the story now with more on what we know about the carjacking. jeanette: things have quieted down a bit here, but it is just incredible, to hear what happened. take a live look behind me, you can see the car with damage on the sides, that is where the carjacking ended as far as the woman, the owner of the car, i just spoke to the owner and he said he heard the crash and he ran out and saw a woman running away screaming bloody murder.

that is the woman who was contacted by the inmate. according to him it sounds like the inmate was in the backseat as she jumped out. that homeowner actually went after the escaped inmate, not knowing who he was going after he was unable to track them down. the car was so bad the damage that eventually the car would break down. it did not and he was unable to track him down. when he got home his son told him not to chase down the person, they are escaped inmate. he is armed and dangerous. police have closed down the area you can see they have crime tape around the area as part of the investigation. one lane off of backlick road is also shut down as police collect as much evidence as they can right now. no one has been hurt at this

scene as far as we know. we will talk to that homeowner in just a second here to hear in his own words how he described all of this stopping at his front door after his son and family heard about this early this morning. we will continue to follow this story and pass along any new information as soon as we get a hold of it. jummy: when you were speaking with a homeowner, did he give you any kind of back story that he might have heard from the woman who was initially carjacked? really able to stop her or get into the backseat of that car? jeanette: he did not know any background information and we have not been able to get any. all that we saw was that woman just jumping out of the car. i want to show you this year she swerved and avoided this tree off the main road, swerved

across the tree and slammed into the car. knowing that there was this man in her car, she just ran out and left. she ran around the corner, down that way on backlick road. he was unable to get any information as to what was going on, which is why he chased down the inmate in the car. he thought it was a hit and run. as far as we know that woman, police have gotten a hold of her as far as she is doing ok as far as we know. autria: excellent work, getting to the scene. if you can we would love to talk to the homeowner live. we will let you go to do that and in the meantime what we know so far it all started this morning where the man that you

see on your screen, wossen assaye, somehow managed to take off and flee on foot, escape from a private security guard, eventually able to carjacked his woman. jummy: the folks that were watching him were private security officers. to give you some background, he is a bank robbery suspect that has been held it -- was being held at the jail when police say that he attempted to harm himself. he was transported several days ago to the hospital, where he escaped today. now we can get back to jeanette in springfield. she has got that homeowner where this police pursuit began today. jeanette: preston hall is joining me right now. the homeowner that has lived here all of his life.

this is incredible that this would lead to your front door. what happened? what did you see? preston: i heard a screech, it's not uncommon here, this is a bad corner. then i heard a siren quickly and then i heard a bad crash. then i heard a woman screaming. she was screaming in such a way that i had no idea that she was . i saw the door open and i thought that maybe she was going to fall out. as a turned to come out of the house to help i grabbed my keys and by the time i grabbed mike ease the car took off of the hill at a high rate of speed. i'm like -- i can't believe it. they are going to leave the scene? >> he took some action to chase after the car? preston: i knew that that car could not make it far, i thought. i thought that if i could find the car and at least call the police because you never know,

if someone is crazy enough to hit your car and drive away there could be some bad things with that person. i made it all the way to the home depot on 236 in my son called and said that -- get back, don't chase that car anymore, this could have something to do with an escapee from the hospital. jeanette: what is going to your mind when you think that this might be part of a hit and run? preston: that thank gosh this was not my wife's car, i would have come out to help, and here with this guy have been armed with a gun. i've lived here my whole life. i have seen everything and heard everything. that was really it. i'm just glad, he could have come in the house. we could all be in their sausages right now. jeanette: we are so happy you are doing ok. the story continues. there is a manhunt underway. you heard him say that he was

not able to get a hold of the inmate and thank god that he did not. this developing story has been going on since the wee hours of the morning and we will have the latest details as soon as we can. jummy: can u.s. preston if he was able to speak with the woman when she got out of the car and what she had to say? jeanette: they want to know if you were able to talk to the woman when she got out of the car. preston: i actually never saw the woman. i saw the door open and that is when i read my keys. evidently some of the workers appear had seen her running around the corner trying to get away from the car. at that point that is when i saw the door actually kind of closing and then turning. jeanette: your son described it as screaming bloody murder. preston: i really thought that someone was hurt had.

i thought maybe the lady had freaked out. you never know. maybe someone almost hit her. i thought that she was freaking out for number of reasons. it's a good thing i did not come out sooner. jeanette: what about the damage to your wife's car? preston: she's been wanting a new car for a while. it's done. looks pretty well totaled. jeanette: we will keep following the story. autria: one last question for preston -- he was never able to see the escaped prisoner at all in the backseat? jeanette: were you able to see the person that we now know is the escaped inmate? jummy: i did not see it -- preston: i did not see him. my son showed him a picture on the phone and they said that it was definitely the guy.

jeanette: how fast was he going up the hill? it's a 25 mile per hour and he was going 50 at least. that car was not in good shape. i could not believe that the car drove away from the scene. i could see the driver's side and it was just toasted all the way down. jeanette: you consume into his car. his car, his wife's car, ladies is in pretty bad shape. you can only imagine the woman's car that ran off not being in good shape, and this man was able to still be on the run after such a serious crash. the good news is, though, that no one was hurt, he didn't enter your home and you did not get a hold of him, that is mind blowing. preston: you never think about chasing someone. not for the wrong reasons, but you just don't think.

anyone that leaves the scene could be a dangerous person. they don't have this or that, trying to get out of here. i just thought that the car could not make it far and i wanted to find the car, but i never did in thank god i did not. jeanette: goodness, what a way to start your morning. jummy: excellent work there jeanette. and we are glad that he did not find the car. the man is believed to be armed and dangerous. thanks to jeff goldberg we've learned that the reason he was in the hospital in the first place was because of a suicide attempt. so, he was taken to the hospital on friday for an attempted suicide and was transferred to a nova fairfax for treatment and injuries, the reason he was in the hospital in the first place. folks are now able to get in and continued with their day-to-day actions. we

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keo made you very happy. how did he do ha. >> he really did. going into this he was just so bright and so charming and so sweet and if anything when i got out of this was a great friend that i'll have for a lifetime i think. you know. >> you called this an amazing ride. what a ride you've had since that commercial we all saw at the super bowl so what has life been like. >> just crazy. that's why it's been hard to do the show because a lot of people have just been able to focus on the dance and this thing, but right now this is me you know blowing up and this is my time. this is when i'm getting a lot of jobs and stuff, so that's why it was tough for me because i'm still, you know, on the ride and then on another ride. >> who will be be rooting for. >> we are team rumer and val. >> oh. >> yeah. >> we want to you do a "gma" dance challenge. will you stay with us and when we get back we'll make you do a move that we saw last week from redfoo. there it is everybody. we'll see that from these guys

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autria: we are staying on top of the breaking news that we have been following all morning long, the manhunt at the fairfax hospital considered armed and dangerous right now, mike conneen is live for us in fall -- falls church. mica: we had officers with high-powered rifleoutside this morning, but now it's a very different scene with the traffic coming through on gallows road, we can tell you the right now the police of put out an alert for a vehicle that they believe that this man may be driving right now, a 2002 toyota silver camry, virginia plate xzp-8153.

they also say that that vehicle has front-end damage. wossen assaye is described as a black man, six feet tall, last seen wearing a hospital gown and no shoes. we are told that sometime after 3 a.m. while under the watch of two private security guards in the room on a secure floor here at the hospital he somehow overpowered at least one of those guard, was not handcuffed at the time, we are told that one shot was fired, no one was injured and the suspect fled with the gun of one of the officers. we have learned new details from the sheriff's office officials that he was brought here for medical treatment for injuries after attempting to take his own life that he was booked into the detention center on the 21st of march and this past friday the 27th he was brought here to the hospital for the medical care. shares deputies watched over him

until saturday 424 hours when he was then turned over into the custody of security officers contracted by u.s. marshals and multiple law enforcement agencies. again, the scene here is getting back to normal, those officers have now officially left the area, though we are told -- they do have a presence at the hour in the focus seems to have shifted to another part of fairfax county as the manhunt shift. the 2002 toyota camry, silver with front-end damage. autria: of course, this manhunt is impacting traffic. more on what you need to know with your morning commute jamie. jamie: keep in mind that this area we have a lot of roads open . you are not going to have closures and you can see the traffic find it. gallows road route d, woodburn good news, there will still be police activity in the area, we

had earlier problems with ramps that were closed, they are now open. looking to a camera that shows you the backup take a look this gives you the idea of bumper-to-bumper, how slow we are approaching accident activity near the fairfax county parkway. let's take a look at the weather. brian: in terms of the weather it's beautiful out there. thank you to the weather watchers along the potomac this morning it is just gorgeous out there, we are getting started today with scattered and high clouds. 32 in manassas, moisture diving in from the north and west breezy and warm, showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, rather comfortable. autria: thank you for watching. we will have another news update

in 25 minutes and you can get continuing coverage of the manhunt for this suspect all morning long on our sister station, news channel 8. we want to leave you with one last look at the vehicle's plate, xzp-8153. at 2002 silver toyota camry. that is what police are looking for right now. it may have front-end damage. if you see the vehicle, do not approach. alert po 31 years after the original

he is back for "terminator genisys." >> i'll be back. >> what? >> as far as i can tell from the unfinished clips they let me see he's sent back to a time before the events of the 1984 original. >> sara connor? >> yes. >> this is the beauty about a film that involves time travel. you can change the entire premise. >> yes. >> as long as you have rues that make sense and stay within those rules. >> come with me if you want to live. >> reporter: joining arnold

"terminator" newbie emilia clarke of "game of thrones" fame. >> "game of thrones" was a good introduction into this kind of scale of movie. >> reporter: jason clarke is john connor. >> mankind dies with us. >> reporter: jai courtney is reese. >> there was a movie when we were doing the title read of the script and i heard arnold utter some words that were rather iconic. that was really when it hit home. >> reporter: arnie is still the star of this franchise. second one was the best arnold? do we agree on that? >> i really can't say that. i mean i think that the suite that i was in all three had their own personals and addressing story lines. >> reporter: you didn't do the fourth? >> thank god. >> why is that? >> it sucked. exactly. >> i've been waiting for you.

>> reporter: in this the fifth arnie actually fights his younger self. >> the challenge was how do i have the same frame as they had in the 1984 movie but i wasn't that far away from it so i was -- i had to push it up to ten but within two months i got to that size. >> reporter: i would imagine your age. when i'm 67 i hope to be just enjoying myself. >> isn't it kind of interesting the way he said earlier i didn't want to mention your age. then immediately after that he mentioned the age. think about that for a second. what kind of a person is that? who would do that? >> reporter: oh dear "terminator" thinks i'm a bad person. change the subject. >> get down. is this the first of a new trilogy? >> yes. >> reporter: i'm seeing nodding. >> yes it is. >> a lot of attention to make this movie really work. to make this movie really go through the roof because then there's a reason for to do two more.

>> reporter:r: two more movies in the pipeline. arnie is going to be terminating into his 70s. >> i'll be back and i'll be back. i'll be back. >> reporter: for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, hollywood. >> yeah you know don't get around nick. he'll tell you how old you are. "terminator genisys" slated for release on july 1st. to see more tune in to "nightline" tonight and now let's tune in to this guy, rob, for a final check of the weather. >> i know you're digging this cold weather. snow in the forecast. philadelphia first, a live shot for you. pwvi our affiliate. 40 degrees, a beautiful morning so just take that but things are going to go downhill. pulse will come through. rain mixing with some snow accumulating across parts of pennsylvania but the rain will mix with snow in some of the bigger cities. it will come during the rush hour home so that's where it'll get messy. thunderstorms across the southern plains warm in the west and northwest will see some rainfall later on today.

that's a quick check ian: outside this moing we have scatteredlouds, cold front c coming to later in n the y, midid-60's with showers and understormpossle thihis afteternoon >> this weather report brought to you by jcpenney. what do you think of that. ruff ruff. your lips are moving. toss it back. >> you want the mike too. >> march is multiple sclerosis awareness month. here to talk about it is neil cavuto for fox business network. great to have you here. thanks for coming in. i know you were diagnosed back in 1997. >> yeah it's been a while. >> and you've inspired so many people by dealing with it in such a public way but that's not always easy. >> it's not always easy but, you know it is what it is you know. you know in life things come our way we can't control.

believe me i'll milk it when it comes to doing chores at home but even my wife will say the garbage isn't going to walk itself out there so i tell people with the disease or any kind of malady life is as john kennedy said once is unfair but you just have to deal. >> what are the special challenges trying to do live television when you're deing with ms? >> i think my purchases could tell you they'll know something is wrong when i can't see or having trouble looking at the prompter. now, you don't need prompter but those days that i do i try to prememorize the script or try to remember the guests. sometimes it's very difficult to see the person right in front of me. it just depends on the day. it's a disease that manifests itself >> that's the thing. soh ms have to be in such tune with their bodies so they can feel the signs coming on. >> i think that's what's it. i think -- i had cancer prior to this and as awful as that was, george there was an end game with the chemotherapy and

radiation succeeding but with ms it's not so easy and as it progresses and mine is progressing, you never know how it will hit. i think the biggest adjustment i had when i first got diagnosed was understanding a limb that would go out and compensating with the other limb an eye that goes out, compensate with the other. both eyes go out, just feel words. i think it gets bizarre but you read your body after a while and you realize that hey, look we can do this. >> i know -- i remember robin talking to ann romney who, of course is dealing with ms as well and how she handled it during the campaign and you teamed up with her in her ann romney neurological center. >> she asked when she was coming up with this idea and i wanted to run it by the higher-ups at fox but to host with a lot of neurological ailments like parkinson's, lou gehrig's disease, multiple sclerosis and she was trying to find a common theme for this but it's a board

that is as bipartisan as you can get. chelsea clinton and her husband are on it. former congressman kennedy in massachusetts and i like the fact that it's bipartisan in that you know a disease like this doesn't recognize either your politics or your wealth or your status it hits everybody. >> that's an important message. i know you'll help a lot of people. neil cavuto thanks for comeing on. matcha tea, a lot of

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centuries in japan and now getting a lot of attention due to a powerful caffeine kick and healthy benefits. ♪ yahoo!." >> reporter: this vibrant green powder is the newest health craze touted by everyone from the foodies of instagram including celebs like gwyneth paltrow and cameron diaz. it's matcha an antioxidant rich green powdered tea so with michele promaulayko we're putting it under the microscscope to find out just why it's all the rage. so how did you first hear about matcha. >> it is centuries old but now it's a really popular health drink and celebrities are loving it so we're all getting in on it. >> reporter: we headed to matchabar in brooklyn, one of the first matcha only cafes in the country. >> unlike regular green tea that is steeped the leaves are ground and ground into a powder and that powder is then whisked into

water or in this case -- >> what about this color? no mistaking this this is green. >> very green and it's because it has chlorophyll in it which is super healthy and detoxifying. >> reporter: with ten times the antioxidants it's hailed as a superfood and with close to double the caffeine of a cup of green tea, it's often dubbed the healthy espresso. will you teach me? >> yeah, i can do that. >> reporter: then a test of my matcha-making skills. >> very good and it does taste really clean and fresh. >> refreshing. kind of uplifting instead of sweeter and heavier. >> absolutely. it's hard to believe it's going to give me a caffeine buzz. >> exactly. >> reporter: and there's one more added benefit. some studies have shown it helps stop the growth of fat cells and it boosts your metabolism so there's hope there of it being a aweight loss aide. >> a tea that does everything. get a little matcha in your life. >> cheers, to matcha. now because of matchy is

packaged in a lot of different ways mix it with yogurt. it is powdered. also even sprinkle it on popcorn so we put it through a sifter so it doesn't clump up and get that healthy benefit to the popcorn. here's what it looks like in a mug. added hot water. has this cute bamboo whisk, whisk it up and give it a taste. it's almost like time-lapsed -- i'm heave released caffeine. not only do you get more of a kick but lasts longer. >> "gma" new team drink. cheers to you. this sounds great. and more great stuff coming up. coming up country music superstar trisha yearwood here live sharing not just music by favorite recipes and i tasted thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to upload my files to the cloud. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. and for never upgrading to 100% fiber optics thank you cable...

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author trisha yearwood she's sharing some of her favorite recipes from her new cookbook "trisha's table." it's full of healthy twists on comfort food classics. always a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> i love your 80/20 rule. 80% of the times you do the right thing and 20% you kind of -- >> right, sometimes it flip-flops. i have a been on the road with my husband for six months so 80% it's been bad but it's all about balance. >> and garth wrote the foreword. you both are just trying to make the commitment to do the right thing as much as you can. >> first two books were very much about my mom's and my grandmother's recipes and still have those comfort foods in this book but this is more kind of the way we eat most of the time then we three in the occasional apple pie over there and throw in indulgent things but we also try to lighten things up a little bit. >> you do not skimp on flavor. that's one thing you don't do so tell us what you're cooking here today. >> this is very hot. this is called raspberry chicken and this is one of those things

that is -- which you tart with breaded chicken. i salt and pepper each side which i'll pretend i did but you don't have to even -- you can skip this step -- i've tried it when trying to drop a few pounds i don't even bread it. just sear the chicken. >> but still the skinless like that is a real go-to protein. >> i do use a lot of chicken and i like -- i love chicken which is good and i really do love it simply prepared. i like it -- i do an unfried chicken that i bake in the oven. >> i've seen that. >> so that's the simple part of that and then once you've seared the chicken your pot is going to look like this then you're basically just kind of making a really light gravy basically that goes in it and i use a shallot which is a fancy word for onion. >> exactly. >> garlic. >> you're so fancy. >> of course a little garlic. this is white wine vinegar. >> mm-mm. >> and some chicken stock. you could use vegetable tock if you prefer. >> yum.

>> and crimini mushrooms, as well i like to use and add your chicken back in there. >> put the chicken back in with all had. >> uh-huh. >> and cover it up and let it cook for ten minute. >> that's it? >> that lets the sauce reduce a little bit. >> oh i know amy was going to go right for it. >> hi guy. >> already over here. >> ten minutes. when you're done this is what it looks like then to add it to finish it off you add a little bit of lemon zest. >> so good. >> you can add a little butter. you don't have to add the butter. you can leave it out but butter adds flavor. a little bit of balsamic vinegar which adds flavor. >> it does. >> and raspberries, a little sweet in with the savory. >> do they have to be fresh. >> frozen works great. fresh sometimes don't look so great. you let it cook for a few more minutes. this is what you end up with. >> oh my goodness. >> fantastic. >> peanut gallery, what are you talking about. >> avocado --

>> that is avocado salsa basically garth loves pineapple salsa and guacamole and came up with a mixture. keep it chunkyiy avocados and pineapples. >> chickpeas? >> chickpea salad. i love garbanzo beans and it's a light salad. >> then you've got this apple pie that i've already had. >> that's not a superfood. >> that's a 20. >> this is the 20%. >> yes. >> trirn, i love how you cook it right in the skill let. >> it's a simple recipe from a sweet little lady miss carter from south georgia and it all goes in one skillet and it's so easy to make. >> i can't believe you're starting your sixth season on the food network. >> i am. >> with your show. >> it's good. i never dreamed -- i just love to cook. i never dreamed i'd be talking about this six seasons in but it's fun. >> you look right there at home

and, again, the sixth season for that and we play -- can we play the music again? can we bring it back up. >> i would love to hear the music again. this came out around christmastime. >> it did. >> as you said you'reut on tour as well. how are you keeping everything together? >> i don't know. i mean i'm touring with the love of my life so we're having fun and playing music and work on the show when we're off and cook when we're home so it's all good. >> it's all good. i can't wait to dig in. trisha thank you very much. congratulations on everything. >> easy on the pie. >> oh, my gosh. >> so good. >> finish the main course. >> 80%. >> eating 100% of it trisha. >> this is why you have your own show. trisha's table is in stores today. you can also find these recipes on our website at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! coming up one genius dad's baby creation. let mee at the chicken.

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♪ gause i'm happy ♪ "good morning america" is brought to you by new flonase allergy relief. you are greater than your allergies. >> i'm definitely happy. i'm definitely happy. >> you'll be happy when you see this as well. anybody have to drive their colic ki baby around in a car to get their baby to sleep. look at this genius dad's creation. there it is. little motorized toy truck that

becomes the crib. baby goes around. soothed right to sleep. you don't have to get on the highway. that's looking pretty good. >> it does look good. >> nice meal little nap. full day. >> talk amongst yourself. have a great day, everyone. >> bye. autria: we are back, continuing to stand top of the breaking news all morning long, a manhunt don't going on for a federal prisoner that escape while at inova fairfax hospital. we want to get right to jeanette this morning.

jeanette: we have been talking to for the past hour about the carjacking that ended not too far from here, back near cindy lane. we were talking to a man named bill kim, who was talking to a woman who is carjacked, telling me that she was absolutely hysterical. bill: i opened up at around 6:35 and about 35 minutes later she came running in, saying someone help me, please call 911. she was hyperventilating. i try to figure out what her emergency was just gone down, tell me your emergency. she told me that someone popped up from the back seat of her car and scared her and then she ran her car into a parked car on cindy lane. jeanette: you were telling me that she was a nurse at the hospital. she got into her car in the driveway and did not notice anything out of the ordinary and you were able to put two and two together.

>> correct. i asked her with direction are you coming from and she said the nearby fairfax hospital. she told me that she was backing up her car ended not see like anyone in the mirror and as she was coming down here, someone popped up and scared her. from what i could make of it she was on her way to work. jeanette: thank you so much. build. ladies, that was just one of the terrifying moments. they described the screams as bloody murder knowing that something was wrong, never imagining that she was in the same car as this man that people -- the police are looking for. armed and dangerous is what they are considering him. that woman, there were no visible injuries that she was understandably shaken by all of this.

that manhunt is still underway. looking for a 2002 camry tracking the story throughout the day, we will keep you store -- you will keep you posted. autria: put that up one more time. let's show you the plate number. you have the latest, jamie? jamie: we have different areas that have been closed throughout the morning. right now on a lot has been reopened. falls church, gallows road prosperity avenue, close on the beltway to the inner loop, everything is now open, i want to take a live look and show you what we have got a 95. we saw a lot of slowing earlier on the fairfax county parkway now open, 95 getting much better and continuing south. that is a look at the traffic, but let's talk about the weather.

brian: 8:59 right now on the roof camera, we will continue to see sunshine this morning as the clouds build. i do think that temperatures will get into the low to mid 60's easily and the head of it we will be breezy through the afternoon, a touch cooler by tomorrow, back into the 70 -- 70 degree range on thursday and friday. back to you. autria: our coverage continues this morning on news channel eight, staying on the air from 9:00 until 10:00 this morning. jummy: in the meantime we will see back here fo