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the news starts right now. we begin tonight with a solemn tribute to a fallen prince william county police officer that lit up the night sky. i'm shawn yancy. >> and i'm tony perkins. community members lined the street as hundreds of officers escorted the body of ashley guindon to a chapel. >> she was killed over the weekend as she responded to a domestic violence call. it was her first full day on the job. >> police say the other victim in this case crystal hamilton was also killed moments after calling 911 about a fight with her husband, ronald. police say ronald hamilton is the gunman who killed both the women. we have continuing team kovrnltion on this story. we begin with marina marraco who has more on tonight's tribute. marina? >> reporter: yeah, tony, it was absolutely beautiful and at the same time so sad to witness

firsthand this procession just as so many agencies from across the dmv united to guide that hearse from the funeral division and then ultimately to help in memorial chapel where tomorrow this community will say their final goodbyes. >> i can't. >> a community in mourning lined out on the county streets with hands over their hearts and tears streaming down faces of hundreds who did not know officer guindon but carried the pain of her loss. >> i have a child too. it's just sad. so sad. to think that, you know,

you know. it just makes it even worse. >> children too young to understand left flowers and cards at this memorial. >> my cousin? she wants to become a police officer and stuff like this gets me really scared because that's my cousin. i love her and i wouldn't want anything like this to happen to her. >> reporter: the display of love and respect was silent, but it spoke louder and deeper than words could translate. >> incredible. so many people from so many counties came here. >> customs, border patrol, transit police. there were multiple agencies out tonight paying their respects. because all in all, they're all one. it doesn't matter what patch or which county they wear. they're all doing the same job to protect their communities. >> reporter: and tomorrow the viewing will start at 10:00 in the morning following by the

funeral service at noon. both of them will be open to the public and ultimately officer guindon will be laid to rest in her native state of massachusetts. live tonight in woodbridge, marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> meanwhile the suspect in these shootings remains in jail being held without bond. 32-year-old staff sergeant ronald hamilton appeared in court. he is facing multiple charges including capital murder. he merderred his wife and then used a rifle to shoot and kill officer guindon and wound two others. he was convicted of assault in another state ten years ago. >> his wife's friend and family are still in shock that crystal hamilton is gone. the 29-year-old mother affectionately known as chrissy. we're told they were high school sweethearts who had been married for 1

>> ronny seemed like an upright person when i met him. he was all smiles, very intelligent, very intellectual. i felt okay, this is a good match for my sister. >> reporter: chrissy hamilton's sister. neighbors are planning a vigil tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. in front of the family's home in woodbridge. meantime reports that crystal hamilton and her husband were allegedly fighting before she was killed. we know she called 911 for help and was later found dead in her home. tisha lewis is live in woodbridge with that part of the story. >> reporter: first and foremost we don't know for sure about the history of domestic violence here and if there was one that existed. what we do know is that this incident, as you mentioned, has sparked a conversation and dialogue about domestic vii license. what i can tell you is that long after this memorial is gone, this neighborhood, this

this community will never be the same. we did have a chance to sit in on a support group of domestic violence survivors who say this incident is yet another reminder why it's so important for people to get help. >> i have the right to be safe. >> i have the right to love and be loved. >> reporter: this weekly gathering was posted by action in the community through services, also known as acts. the organization is based in dumfries and is the largest of its kind here in prince william county. this tragedy was likely not the first altercation between the hamiltons and they go on to say there were likely warning signs that may have been missed. >> they isolate them from family and friends, they limit their access to funds, and ey

pulling them away so the person feels very much trapped in a situation. in this society we do a lot of blaming the victim. what did she do to provoke this. what is she doing that makes him so upset. maybe if she was different, this wouldn't happen. >>. >> reporter: one in four women apparently have experienced domestic violence, that's a startling statistic there and he says let this serve as a reminder, an important reminder, a life-saving reminder that there is help. we'll put that information on our website, fox5dc.com. tisha lewis, fox 5 local news. >> meantime our coverage continues on our website, fox5dc.com and on our news app. you can learn about funeral service details and also how to donate to the officer's family. >> well, the excitement for super tuesday is building. polls open tomorrow in 12 states and one territory for voters to cast their ballots in the

primary. there is a lot at stake, but despite donald trump's continued success in the polls, a lot can happen tomorrow. sarah simmons is here with what super tuesday will mean for the candidates moving forward. sarah? >> the insulths continue to fly on the republican side as marco rubio anded teds cruz try to stop mement up going into tomorrow. both sides have a lot at stake on super tuesday. the candidates spent money making their last minute pitch to the voters. hillary clinton made an appearance at george mason university one of several stops around the state. polls show her in a solid lead over bernie sanders. on the republican side, things are a little more interesting. donald trump is still riding high in the polls and is tapping into the frustration many voters are feeling. >> i deal with real estate people, i deal with people

much tougher than the people i'm dealing with. but they're more honest in a certain way. politicians are very dishonest people. i've never seen such deception. >> a lot of it is now momentum. if he runs the table on super tuesday, it's going to be really hard to stop him. >> reporter: political analysts in american university is looking closely at texas the state with the most delegates in tomorrow's primary. if donald trump beats ted cruz in his home state of texas, he believes trump will be difficult to stop. >> if ted cruz does win texas, if donald trump's numbers don't go as high as he would like them to be, if marco rubio and ted cruz start bumping up against donald trump's lead, people might begin to say he's slowing down. >> reporter: cruz and rubio are on the attack. some see rubio's new-found trump-like tactic

desperation. trump's endorsement by the kkk doesn't seem to be making a dent in his numbers so far. >> if this incident sort of seep into the voters' minds, if his tax issue and the fact that he isn't releasing his tax returns, if that seeps into voters' minds, some of those late deciders may go for somebody else. >> and in another interesting report, the new york times has a secret off the record tape that indicates donald trump may be flexible over his immigration plans. cruz is pushing trump to release the tape to the public. >> what zoo keepers found to force them to temporarily close a popular exhibit. also ahead tonight several maryland schools were locked down for hours. what we've learned about that attack. hey, sue, what are you working on? >> we're working

farewell to february just a little less than two hours to go here and it certainly is going out on a mild note. we're still in the 40s sand 50s after hitting 65 degrees today. so you want another one tomorrow? well, i'll tell you what, i think we can do it. winter still has one more card to play. we're all talking about that when fox 5 local news at 10:00 republicans.

a 17-year-old is in critical condition tonight after police say someone shot him in a bus stop in green belt. tonight the search continues for the gunman. it happened before 9:00 a.m. on green belt road. the shooting caused police to lock down nearby duval high and goddard middle school. one witness told us she saw two people running from the scene. >> i saw the guy drive down in the middle of the road and two young boys were running, one had a red jacket, they had pack

backs on, they ran behind the building. a few minutes later before police arrived that was the last thing that i saw crouched down behind a gentleman, it was scary. >> police believe this is an ongoing dispute between the victim and the shooter. if you have any information call prince george's county police. more federal charges were filed today against the former prince george's county school volunteer accused of producing child pornography. a federal grand jury indicted deonte carraway. the federal indictment involves 11 victims. >> there are new developments tonight in the case of two high-profile murders voflg college students in virginia. a prosecutor says jessie matthew is expected to enter guilty pleas in the death of

graham and morgan harrington. he's already serving life in prison for a sexual assault in fairfax county. >> and new developments in the fight between apple and the fbi over unlocking iphone data. today a judge said the u.s. justice department cannot force apple to provide the fbi access to locked iphone data. the ruling involves a routine drug case in brooklyn, new york. but the discussion comes as the fbi is trying to get apple to give them access to the iphone of one of the shooters in the san bernardino massacre. >> it would have allowed home school students to participate in public school sports. the bill is named after former star quarterback tim tebow. he was home schooled and allowed to play football for his local

high school team. a new law requiring salt warnings in some new york city restaurants has been put on hold for now. it was said to take effect tomorrow. it would have required chain and fast food restaurants to warn diners about sodium. if the law had again into effect, restaurants would have been fined $200 for each violation. >> we turn to the weather now. let's take a live look outside. there's your washington monument. it felt more like spring than winter out there today. i understand that is not going to last. sue palka joins us with a first look at your forecast. >> there sure are promising signs though because tomorrow march 1st is coming in like a lamb and it's the first day of meteorological spring. we do have a couple of bumps in the road as we start transitioning the

of march. it was nice to finally ditch those winds today wasn't it? the winds have settled down and these are the high temperatures we had around the region. average is 51 for this time of year, so definitely bargain territory. as we look around the area tonight, not bitter cold. it's really very comfortable as a matter of fact. still at 54, that's about 3 degrees above our average high here in the city and it's going to be fairly comfortable overnight. we had one front come through, another one will get closer and kind of washout which means we won't be too terribly cold tonight. some places will dip into the 30s with clear skies. things start out great tomorrow. our sunrise forecast with this fantastic picture should be about 42 degrees with the sun coming up at 6:40. by the way the sun started setting today at 6:00. the first time we've been at 6:00 and now we'll see it continue to getting later and later as we get close to daylight saving time. here's what we expect

terrific tuesday especially in the temperature department and plenty of sunshine. here comes the first change. not during the day but late tomorrow night around 10:00 we should start to see some showers, maybe some heavy do downpours as well. the beginning of some changes that will bring back some colder temperatures, some gusty winds, a little bit of an up-and-down feel to the week, and then the possibility of a little bit of snow late in the week thursday night, friday morning time frame roughly, we're going to be talking about that with a lot of detail coming up in a few minutes with your full forecast. >> thank you very much. the national zoo has closed and quarantined its kids farm after the discovery of e colie in some of the animals there. zoo veterinarians detected the bacteria in the goats during a routine screening this month. currently the zoo's animal care team is working with government

department of health. we're told most types of e. coli do not cause illness. however, some strains can affect the digestive system causing stomach pains and diarrhea. coming up, emojis posted online have a fairfax county middle school student in trouble. we'll explain. >> first tonight a navy seal received the military's highest honor for his heroic efforts when we return.

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a man was shot today on langston please, southeast. police say they're looking for three people. also in the district, dozens of members of law enforcement were honored for their service tonight. the u.s. attorney's office for the district of columbia held its annual law enforcement awards ceremony. nearly 200 federal, state

local law enforcement officers and agents were recognized. the first awards were given to the officers who 1307bded to the navy yard shootings. >> a navy seal has been awarded the medal of honor. president obama presented the award at a white house ceremony today. he participated in a nighttime raid in 2012 to rescue an american citizen from the taliban. buyers used his body as a shield to protect the hostage from oncoming fire. >> like so many of our special onratetors, it is defined by a deep sense of humility. he doesn't seek the spotlight. in fact, he shuns it. he's the consummate quiet professional. >> buyers is the sixth navy seal to receive a medal of honor and the first living navy seal to receive the honor since the vietnam war. >>a

forgiveness. today video was released showing him apologizing to north korea. take a look. >> i'm praying to the heavens so that i may be returned home to my family. >> he said he wanted the barner as a trophy. however many people are skeptical about his prepared confession. they believe the college student was coerced. >> there is some sad news tonight from the world of hollywood. actor george kennedy has died. kennedy won an oscar for in coolhand luke. his grandson says he died yesterday in boise, idaho. coming up, a big pay day for a man who spnt

prison for a crime that he did not commit. >> and complaints about a dangerous intersection following this terrible crash that killed a teenager and his parents over the weekend. >> and have you noticed how cramped airline seats have gotten? a push to get you more space, that's coming up.

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following some breaking news out of southeast dc. you're looking live at the scene of what we now know is a deadly house fire on massachusetts avenue near southern avenue. we're told the flames in the single family home broke out around 8:00 tonight. there's no word yet on the cause of this fire. we'll bring you more details as they come in. >> funeral services are set for tomorrow for the prince william county police officer killed during her first day on the job. officer ashley guindon's viewing will be held in woodbridge be

tomorrow. the suspected gunman ronald hamilton is peered in court today. he's being held without bond on capital murder charges. >> a teenaged boy was shot and critically injured at a bus stop in prince george's county. the shooting put two schools on lockdown this morning. they believe it had no link to the schools. police are still searching for the two suspects. >> and we are just hours away from super tuesday. the single biggest delegate grab of all the days in the primary process. polls show republican donald trump with a commanding lead and hillary clinton in the lead for the democrats. a montgomery koinlt community is demanding action tonight after three members of the same family were killed in a tragic crash in bethesda. >> this happened saturday night at the intersection of river and pyle roads. there's no traffic signal there so drivers are on their own when it comes to crossing the high

>> reporter: grief counselors were on hand at bethesda's wallet whitman high school. >> we are on hold with a lot of classes. >> reporter: they are trying to help this community deal with the death of a 17-year-old and his 15-year-old sister who was critically injured in a crash. >> a lot of the student testimony, they talked about tommy who died and helena who was struggling brought a lot of comfort and understanding to students and the staff. >> reporter: it happened at 7:00 saturday night. and people there who will tell you the image of that crash and what they saw was unforgettable. >> it's just horrible. i can't believe it. >> people tried to help immediately but it was a

>> the bmw was heading up river road. a man was driving down in a chevy volt with his family. when the volt made a left-hand turn it was hit by the bmw. 15-year-old helena was the only member of the family to survive. >> you've got to remember, this was a terrific or horrific crash. and she's got a long way to go. >> reporter: now, an online outpouring of caring and action is under way. this u caring page is collecting donations. 3,000 people have signed on to this petition demanding that the maryland state highway administration put a traffic signal at this spot where right now there is none. >> a lot of people are signing in, sharing it on facebook and we definitely think it's an important thing. >> reporter: so far no charges have been filed in this case. police say they're waiting for the toxicology reports on both drivers. they cannot say yet if speed was a fac

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> an online search of court records shows that the driver who hit the family had ten moving violations in the last three years, including negligent driving and speeding and pleaded guilty to three of them. police say the maryland state's attorney's office will decide whether or not to file charges in this case. >> a fairfax county middle school student is in some serious trouble tonight over emojis she's posted online. she posted a threatening message on instagram back in december. here's an example of what that message may have looked like. according to a search warrant, the girl's post included the words "killing" and "meet me in the library tuesday." she admitted to posting the message under another student's name. her mother says that message was in response to bullying. the girl is charged with threatening the school and computer harassment. >> an arlington man is being held without bond tonight in connection wit

woman. the 19-year-old is charged with abduction and sexual assault. police say he tried to sexually assault the woman last summer. as he tried to remove the victim's shorts, investigators say she bit his hand and he ran off. arlington county police are also looking into whether he was involved in a series of adults along the bike trail last summer. in the district, saen saente tribbel spent 28 years in a dc prison for a crime he didn't commit. now a judge has ordered the city to pay him more than $13 million. he was wrongly convicted of killing a taxi driver in 1978. he was exonerated in 2012 by dna efforts. >> still to come tonight, the push on capitol hill to make your next flight a little more comfortable. >> and caught on camera, the tough lesson this guy learned after he had tried to avoid a subway fare and failed miserably.

drivers are starting to shell out more cash to fill up their tank. gas prices up six consecutive days now. the national average for regular now at $1.75 a gallon but that is still way down from this time last year. and stocks down on the very last day of trading for the month ending what was a rocky month for the market. the dow was able to eke out a gain in february. meanwhile, americans are putting off vote pg a piece of the american dream for now. fewer people signing contracts to buy homes in january. realtors blaming the weather along with a shortage of homes available for sale. and women looking for better pay and better quality of life might want to look to minnesota. that state just getting named the best place for women in 2016. things like median

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at the expense of the academy awards in hollywood. what are people saying? >> people are saying no one can accuse chris rock of sweeping this controversy under the rug at the ceremony. of course we're talking about the lack of minorities nominated in some of the top acting categories. joke after joke after joke, basically his entire opening monologue. a lot of people thought it was overkill. certainly something needed to be said, it was the elephant in the room but a lot of folks thought it was a bit too much. >> i thought he was quite effective in what he was saying. dy think they would move on at some point, they didn't and i was a little bit spriitsed by that. >> i thought the stacy dash was the moment of the whole thing. >> a little cringe worthy. >> a lot of folks were talking about leonardo

taking home his award. during his speech he also tackled the issue of climate change. >> climate change is real, it is happening right now. it is the most urgent threat facing our entire species and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating. we need to support leaders around the world. >> what was to talk about this. he got political here. >> he did get political. he's a big climate change advocate and you know, some people thank their moms, some people thanked their dads. he might have thanked the bear. he did get political. a lot of people don't like this mixing of politics and popcorn. they want to keep their hollywood stars separate from the political issues. >> it happens every year. someone gets political every year at the oscars. >> i forget to look at the ticker tape. did he have that written down? >> i don't know. >> maybe the bear was mentioned

>> what happened to you like me, you really like me? >> another cringe worthy moment. i did notice they didn't play the music for him. they let him go on. >> they did let him go on. i guess he waited long enough they gave him a little bit of time there. >> vice president joe biden, he introduced lady gaga last night who performed the oscar nominated song which is about campus sexual assault. the performance was incredible and i was surprised the song didn't win. >> a lot of folks were surprised that she did not snag that best song oscar award. talk about political odd couples. vice president biden introducing lady gaga. of course it was for a serious important cause, it was sexual violence and preventing that. a really stirring

she did of the song. did not end up getting the big award of the night, but the powerful message really did the trick here. >> absolutely. and that was not the vice president's only big mention from last night. apparently he was hanging out backstage with chris rock and it had something to do with girl scout cookies? >> he contributed to the girl scout fund. chris rock had that ongoing shtick. i think even the vice president cannot resist the power of the thin mint. >> is that what it is? >> they call everyone's name. >> do you have a favorite? >> i'm a thin mint lover. >> he raised a lot of money. >> people like the tag

>> who writes the blog in the know.com. things for coming in tonight. >> let's get you updated on the forecast. it is going to be changing. here's sue with the latest. >> i ate thin mints with my dinner tonight. i hid it away like a squirrel. great job over there, judi, shawn and tony. we've got an interesting week ahead off to a really lovely start today and sunday was phenomenal as well. we're going to keep it rolling again because it looks like we will have a terrific tuesday. it is going to be a soggy start to wednesday and we're going to keep a close eye on that. we'll have a frontal boundary late tomorrow night and will spread some rain in here by 11:00 or so. this will still be pulling away on wednesday morning as you see some snow beginning to fly in the higher elevations. so we'll keep an eye on that. we think everything is going to keep on moving and the temperatures will lag

bit behind it but we will be getting colder as we go forward. colder air is going to be coming into town for the late week. that's a big part of our weather headline going forward. this cold shot will be around into the thursday-friday time frame, just as a system begins to approach that could potentially bring us a little bit of early march snow. caitlin will have more on that in just a minute. but here's another really great thought, and first of all, fantastic picture. i cannot get enough of it. great picture. today daylight, 11 hours and 19 minutes. the sun going down at 6:00. sunrise at 6:41 and we are going to see a beautiful day tomorrow at 62 degrees. most of the day will be just fine. some clouds increase closer to sunset. the rain around in the first part of wednesday, that 54 will probably hit that pretty early and drop throughout the day. wednesday will be turning colder and it will be getting windy and that will set us up for what we will have to watch for the end of the week. tonight is

are some spots that are chilly like cull pickuper at 35. a big spread tonight but generally not that cold. and this is a little bit of the moisture that we'll be watching coming with the frontal boundary for tomorrow night. and we'll keep a close eye on that because there will be a potential for a little bit of mix not too far from our

>> the question is which track that dictates what if any precipitation we'll get. these scenarios usually can go three different ways. a more inland track and we saw that last week brought us a warm storm with heavy rain and severe weather. with high pressure blocking on all sides i think that's

unlikely. we're back to two other potential storm tracks one which would be mostly east ward, that is favorable for snow and possibly accumulating snow somewhere in the dc area up through the mid add lant particular. we've also seen the chance for it to go further to the south basically being cut off by high pressure and if we get that it will be mainly dry. regardless national weather service has put the area under a slight risk for thursday into friday. we will be following that all week long. within the may not be over yet. we'll see if we've got one more week of the snow. >> all right, if we must, caitlin. >> most of us don't remember the days when news was broadcast in black and white. but one of our core workers here at fox 5 does. he's had a front row seat to the evolution of tv. >> and tonight we are congratulating mike

he is celebrating 50 years right here at wttg. he is one of the people who helps us bring you the news each and every day. mike started at the station back in february of 1966 as a young video technician. congratulations, mike. wow. >> 50 years. >> what an incredible career. >> he said maybe in about 10 or 20 years he'll think about retiring. >> good for him. stay with us. we'll be right back. it's time to get out and explore.

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>> expressed that he wanted to be a part of it and win a stanley cup here. and then after the way we exchanged phone messages late last night. so he seems, you know, he probably hurts a lot. >> now that floyd "money" mayweather is retired from boxing he is keeping in the ring. in his new role as boxing promotor. the match between broner versus theophane. >> right now they come in to dethrone me. and for me to go on to fight like they my friend, they're my enemy right now. and that's what it is. >> i've been british champion,

like 13 years as a pro i'm going to fight the champ. he's a four-time world champ and i thank him for giving me the opportunity. >> so polite. by the way, the match is set for april 1st on spike tv. >> he's so polite. i like that. >> very just proper. >> i'm going to punch him several times. >> i don't like that like is gone. >> it's sad to see him go. >> you hear him say it's so unfortunate. this could be a year. >> his name should still go on the trophy. >> make some calls. >> all right. stay with us. what's happening next? >> the news at 11:00. >> yes, thank you.

>> tonight local streets were illuminated in a sea of red and blue lights all to honor a prince william county police officer shot to death during her first night on the job. >> right now at 11:00, what we've learned about the pentagon employee who's charged with the murders of his wife and the officer. fox 5 local news at 11:00 starts now. and we do thank you for joining us. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. hundreds of police officers gathered in prince william county to pay tribute to fallen officer ashley guindon. she was one of three officers who responded to a domestic violence call at ronald and crystal hamilton's home. the officers were hit with gun fire as they approached the house. crystal hamilton was also found dead inside the home. her husband was charged with the two murders. >> we have live team coverage starting with marina marraco