>> a lot of you are ready for spring looks like winter is not done with us yet. another round of accumulating snowy let you know what that rolls into town. >> and astronaut scott kelly sp

ever wonder what happens to the human body after that much time zero gravity. an expert breaks it down for u us. your news starts now. >> we do start with a developing story in fairfax county where details of a domestic dispute are early similar to another call that ended in a tragic loss. i'm tone top. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> it's the second time in i at mar of days that area officers came under fire during a domestic calling. prince william county police officer ashley guindon died saturday when responding to a call for help and two others hurt. marina morocco is here with the latest on tonight's shooting. >> thankfully we can report every person involved tonight walked out alive. but for these police officers it was a call that was just too close for comfort. you'll see behind me here in alexandria in this neighborhood the investigation continues internal affairs still here on the scene. but

call from resident inside this home and take a look at this video. you'll see that ultimately police officers were able to arrest him and he walked on his own two feet to the ambulance. he called and police believe that he was in some sort of emotional distress. once they arrived here police say he walked out the front door and fired at officers. thankfully officers were able to seek cover and they were not hit. and for about an hour they tried to negotiate with the man to surrender and he came back out with an assault rifle.

. >> gave her life in the line of duty for the same type of even event. and nationwide locally this is what we do. they isolated the event. contained it, slowed it down. had cover. they used negotiations. all call tears at the communication center did a wonderful job in their tactical negotiations and when you put that altogether all the men and women of the police department that's what we do every day and this is obviously a result that we want to preserve human lifech the officers and everyone else involved. >> so everything resolved i itself here tonight. police officers say they came out to the home at 9:30 this morning following a testimonyestic call which they believe was at case between father and son. the father was actually arrested and that's why they believe the son later called later in the evening in some sort of distress that father was charged with assault on a fa

as for 19-year-old saad involved in tonight's shooting khars are still pending. live in alexandria, marine owe morocco, "fox5 local news". >> the body of ashley guindon the police officer killed in the line of duty last weekend alived in her home of massachusetts. hamilton is held without bail on capital murder charges. a family funeral for officer guindon is set for sunday. we're going to switch gears now. we want to take a look outside. spring is still just a few weeks away. and it is a cold night tonight. it seems there could be more snow in our future. "fox5" sue palka joins us now with more, hey, sue. >> you still have your heavy coat around. >> you might need to tomorrow night. this time tomorrow night i think most of us will see snow falling. and temperatures are marginal. some of that will stick to grassy areas and

will have impact on the friday morning commute. so let me get you started with a look at this storm. it's no repeat of the mrizard of 2016 and nothing going on in our area tonight. it's cold though. lot of places in the 20s to near 30. even here in the district it's 33. this is the system we're watching it's not a clipper and it is a facts-moving storm that grabbed a little pacific energy and will also pick up on a little gulf coast moisture as it moves in our direction and time frame i'm worried about is morning commute i think this could have enough slick spots around to have moderate impact any time snow is falling. bulk of this will fall overnight thursday night to friday morning. the biggest problem we have is that the timing of this is coming when we're at the coldest point and i think snow will fall during the morning rush. looks like heaviest snow this time once again south and east of d.c. maybe you got a few inches down there. most major highways will be okay. i think this will melt off of them and certainly chemicals will work wel

will work well at these temperatures. i bet we have two our delays on friday morning. tomorrow afternoon into the 40 40s. most of the day will be dry. later that's when we see the first snowflakes may mix with rain initially and changeover yikly to snow as area of low pressure gets to the coast where it appears as though it will get stronger and the reason you get heavier snow in the south and east because you're closer to that area of low pressure as it moves on over. last stop we'll show you future cast as it approaches our area tomorrow evening. and by 10:00 that's a good amount of snow we'll be seeing. a lot of that will melt as it falls on to the roadways but will stick to grassy areas and we take this forward 6 a.m. and we're still getting snow. in general this will be maybe 1 to 3" in some spots a little heavier down to south. so slushy start to friday morning. new information will come in throughout the hour and i'll share any updates with you as well as 7 day forecast which is warmer date of 20

coming up later. shawn. >> i'll be pay ago tension to that. >> i know. >> thank you, sue. . >> and a fair fax country community is in mourning tonight a 17-year-old high school student was found dead in her home and they believe she overdosed on drugs. live in cliffton with the stor story. tish a. >> well, shawp, 17-year-old alexia springers is a heartbreaking reminder of impact this drug is having on our community. police confirmed that springer died from complications caused by heroin use. now it's an all-too-familiar traj sdi that is becoming more prevalent each day. we did sit down and speak with clinical psychologist dr. dr. joseph mancusy who says more teens are using heroin than they did a decade ago because it's cheaper than it was back then and it's also more accessible. . >> before we were not that worried about. it let me tell you why. it was not happening here it was happening there. to them

now, our kids in our schools and we can't say it's them. so i think what's happening is the sense of i don't belong. >> springer was a junior cente centerville high school. and by most accounts she was looking forward to graduating next year. she was known for her again rossty and outgoing personality and even so, police say she was discovered inside her cente centerville home tuesday morning. now police went to the house after receiveing a report that a woman was dead. springer was reporterdly found by a friend who spent the night in fairfax county, death from heroin overdose have reportedly doubled in recent years. their deaths are preventable. >> we do not have enough trained counselors in our schools. we do not have enough trained counsellers in the counselty. if you would take every child who has a problem and mother discovers or father discovers a drug on them

real help it's limited. >> now the school district is reviewing its drug education and prevention curriculum. also a facebook page has been set up and springer's memory and we learned moments ago that a letter was sent home tonight. >> tish alewis. "fox5 local news". >> "fox5" confirmed another lawsuit filed against prince george county schools relating to that disturbing case of child pornography. deonteo caroway faces more than a dozen federal charges of videotaping young children engaged in sex acts. many of those happening at sylvania woods elementary school. this latest lawsuit claims a 9 1/2-year-old victim told his fourth grade teacher about the abuse and she responded "i don't believe you, go sit down" board of education, superintendent and teacher are all names in that suit. >> the murders haunted a virginia college campus for years. today the

apologized to the victims' families and the courtroom trauma next. >> crazy smash and grab caught on camera. target a gun store. >> and astronaut scott kelly is back on earth tonight after spending just about a year in space. what kind of toll does that take on the human body? an expert weighs in next. stay with us we're back in less than three

>> everything big in texas they took that to the heart when they tried to rob a gun store in houston. they rammed a pickup truck into the front ever the store and ten suspects used hammers to smash glass case anticipates steal handguns it took them two minutes steal 50 weapons and the thieves dropped some weapons in their haste to get out before the police showed

bedroom gram and morgan harrington heard jessie matthew admit to killing their daughters in court. gram ways university of virginia student that disappeared in 2014. harrington was a virginia tech student that vanished in 2009. in return, for his gultty plea, matthew has avoided the death penalty and will send it the wrist of his life in jail without parole. "fox5" paul wagner was inside the courtroom today and has more. >> just before 1:30 this afternoon jessie matthew one time charlottesville cab driver serving three life sentences for a fair fax rain was escorted into the courtroom by debilitys. he add hited to the judge he was responsible for two murders that terrified this college community and had residents and students on edge for years. the parents of morgan harrington and hannah gram made victim impact statements. parts of which they repeated outside. >> we draw considerable pride in all hannah achieved in her

short life and it was cut short by jessie man matthew. his evil deprived the world of a great tallen and her enduring gifts us to all she enabled this man to be apprehended and convicted and she changed the world at a terrible price. >> hannah's mother told the court she misses having tea on the couch. snuggling with her daughter that just returned to charlottesville for her second year. when she was abducted by matthew on september 13, 2014. surveillance video captured the two together near some downtown bars. video her father says the family will not soon forget. hannah's body was found five weeks later in a field outside town. >> it has been a long, a very long journey to this point. >> jill harrington and her husband fought day in and day out to keep their taught's memory alive from the day morgan was abducted in october of 2009 until her killing was caught. >> the community didn't give up

>> the community didn't give up. for six and a half years you all were determined and resolute to find the top peer predator that hunted in this community. >> you would be hard press todd find anyone in the community who doesn't know what 241 means to harringtons and at the end of comments jill flashed those numbers. >> please, i ask all of you, to continue to participate activ actively in your community, know your neighbors, look out for one another, together we can help save the next girl. >> the day she disappeared outside metallic aconcert on university campus morgan said good-bye to her mother with those numbers i love you too much forever and once more. >> and jessie matthew did not apologize in court he apologized through his attorney and then again through a family member would came out and made

outside the courthouse here saying they had apologized to the harringtons and grams for what jessie had done. in charlottesville, paul wagne wagner. "fox5 local news". >> montgomery country police have arrested brother of a man who was found shot in both legs tuesday morning. james joseph frederick faces several charges including assault in connection with the incident near montgomery college in rockville. police say the two got into a fight and frederick shot his brother. the victim attempted to get away and was able to stp a motorist that drove him to a campus parking lot and then called police. >> gop presidential hopeful ben carson said today he sees no path forward in bid for republican presidential nomination. carson says he will not attend thursday gop debate net michigan and business manager says carson will no longer actively seek both. carson says senator ted cruz and marco rubio should drop out aer and clear the way forefront

runner donald trup m. the news comes after carson fo poor showing on super tuesday and has not said he is us is spending his calm pain just ye yet. . >> and new at 10 america's all time space endurance champion is back on earth tonight as astronaut scott kelly completed 340 day mission aboard the international space station and scientist they hope it will pave the way to mars. he missed simple things like good old fresh cold air. i can understand that. and kelly is undergoing some of the most in-depth medical tes testing to see how his body changed in space. >> "fox5" sarah simmons is outside air and space museum southwest with more on the story, sarah. well, tony, shawp, this is about as close as most of us will probably get to space. coming here to learn about it at the national air and space museum and understanding we just took a tiny step closer to understanding the impact on the human body after about a year in spa.

now. the folks here in mission control houston letting out a very big cheer. >> scott kelly is back on planet earth. the end of 340 day trip to the international space station and the beginning of medical research to see what happens to his body in space. >> we're talking about muscle strength and coordination and blood and urinal sis and ekg, heart and lung performance. pulmonary capacity. vring you can think of. bone density scan. all this compared to his preflight. >> liftoff. science laboratory for the 21 century. >> astronaut tom jones and crew set up the research lab in the space station station 15 years ago and lab kelly was using during this trip. >> the effects of radiation on mark and i on a genetic scale. >> perhaps the best gift of all is scott kelly's identical twin caught row not

on earth the entire time. it's the best measurement researchers could ask for that will allow them to officer any againetic changes that happened to scott in space. >> if a material way he's been having to work out two hours every day to try to maintain his health, well, productivity like an astro in and out would have to on the way to mars. this is a foot step on the way to mars. >> and mr. jones says also this is kind of first step into possibly setting up out posts near the moon on the way to mars and having astronauts stay there 6 to 10 months and see how their bodies react then. it's a line of experiments to continue from here on out. meanwhile, scott kelly is reacclimateing kind of getting his earth legs back so to speak before months of medical tes testing begins. tony and shawn. >> it's fascinating. >> it really is. >> i know they previously determined that his bone density decreases the longer that

but it will be interesting to find out all of the different things that may or may not have happened had tomorrow while up there. >> next is mars. >> we'll see. >> thank you, sarah. >> why the pentagon says it's looking for a few good computer hackers. >> and but first breaking news involving the contract dance between the red skips and kirk cousins. the decision announced tonight, what is means moving forward. will you be happy? will you be mad? we'll tell you about it in a couple pats pass

pats pass >> all right tonight there's been a major move that solves the redskins biggest off season question. jik lokay is here with the details. >> we shout it could be long, drawn out process tonight we know what will happen when kirk cousins. i want to hear your take on it you have opinions. >> i do. >> all right. >> tell the story first.

the skins officially slap the franchise tag on cousins yesterday and they had until july 15 to work out a long term deal a few hours ago this all changed franchise tag means cousins makes average of top five quarterbacks $19.95 million that's the deal for quarterback that led the redskins back to playoffs. it won't be a huge cap hit all things considered once they cut ties with robert griffin next week and all new spreads these days this announcement presidential came by twitter. cousin's agent saying quarterback cousins has accepted tender from the redskins. he'll miss no off season activity with the team and he'll also become a very rich man. there's a lot of opinions bounce ago rountd on social media is he worth this kind of money. we went out and talked to people but they didn't have much of a choice here. >> they didn't. does this mean he's only in place for one year. >> that's true. >> then they have to work out what happens beyond that. >> he has another

last year, that could work well in his favor. if it doesn't the redskins come off looking like we took a big hit but you night be able to get him down to something more manageable. you give him a year he won't go into training camp with a question mark will he be starter or not. welcome to the business of nfl. >> i was just trying to look autopsy real quick who the top quarterbacks are. we have aaron rodgers, russel wilson, ben roth listburg and eli manning are top paid in nfl. >> tom brady. >> he signed a new contract extension and joe flacco signed a new deal making about $22 million. super bowl ring though he has. >> yes, he does. so i mean you know ft. deal works out. >> right. >> great. but. >> i think you have to do it. you let rg3 go and kirk performed for you this past year and you got to do it. and have some stability. >> yes. >> i applaud it. >> yep. >> all right. >> okay. >> there you go. >> several months before this comes into play with training camp.

>> me too. >> that's right. >> after ha. >> thanks, jim. >> d.c. lawmakers head to flint michigan for a firsthand look at water crisis and what about our water in d.c.. earlier tonight i sat down with congress womanel nor holmes norriton to see what is done locally to make sure our water is safe. >> it's a tiny house with a big price tag. how much it's worth and a look inside as fox5 muz at 10 continues.

>> all right it's 10:30 here are stories we're tracking tonight. a testimonyestic dispute led to shots being fired as officers. it happened this evening 6200 block of clarksburg drive in franconia. no officers were injured an a 19-year-old was arrested in connection with the incident. this comes less than a week

after prince william county officer ashley guindon was killed responding to a call. lease in fairfax county say a high school student found dead in her home may have died from a drug overdose. and alexia springer was a junior at centerville high school in klitch top and grief and crisis counselors were brought in to help students and ben carson run for the white house appears to be over. today he said he sees no path forward in his bed for the republican presidential nomination. carson says he will not attend thursday's gop debate in michigan but has not officially withdrawn. carson finished no higher than fourth in any of the 11 super tuesday contest. . >> and delegation of congressional lawmakersen including eleanor holmes morton will travel to flint michigan tomorrow to assess the recent water crisis there. earlier tonight i talked with the woman about parallels between fript and d.c. water contamination issues in the early 2000s and president

shall politics and impact on d.c. statehood. >> thank you for being with us had evening. tell you me about the mission that you will be on or a part of tomorrow when you head to flint, michigan to take a look at what we all know has been a huge crisis for the city? . >> well, leader, nancy pelosi is heeding a delegation to flint michigan if anybody should go i thought i should we had our own lead water crisis here it was a great shock. we recovered from it. i can assure residents have asked questions that we no longer have such a crisis here. >> i've heard from people once they heard about what's going on in flint is the water safe in d.c. still? . >> you consider what we went through and we are well below the parts per billion limit. the problem is that as for the district of columbia they did not discover that

officials involved were nay sayers. so, they exposed their people to needless exposure. it's interesting to owe note also that the governor will be testifying before another of my committees in the middle of march. >> okay. >> first he refused to come down and now he'll come. >> will you press him? what sort of questions will you ask him? . >> i want to know when did he know about this crisis? and did he take immediate action? because the flock has been passed so but i don't know where it stops. >> of course, yesterday was super tuesday. the way things look now it's going to be donald trump and hillary clinton fashion off come november. if donald trump should be elected president what sort of impact do you think that will have on d.c. quest for statehood. >> you know i've met donald trump because he managed to win a competitive

great old post office which is one of the most historic properties here. he can be the nicest fella when you sit with him. very mean candidate. i think hillary clinton is in form. when hillary came to congress and briefed members of congress and just beginning to run, i came up to her and said i'm not going to does where she stands on all the issues that concern me. i said, madame secretary, when do you plan on stayedhood for the district of columbia. >> she said eleanor i've always been with you on stayedhood. i said i'm going to enforce that woman. >> congress woman norton is expected governor nroypt appear before her committee in d.c. later this month and she plans to ask tough questions who knew what, when, because she believes drinking water problems are not limited to flint. she believes ther

issues nationwide. that's why they're getting this legislation together to make sure everybody is ready. >> as infrastructure ages these are problems i'm sure exist in other places. >> coming up next, this tiny one room home is now up for sale in bethesda. wait until you hear how much it will cost you. we'll take a look inside after the break . >> the hardest working city in america is anchorage, alaska. that's true. it's not surprising. if you see any novellyty shows of crab and lob stert books and the like. average hours of work a week and number of workers with multiple jobs and for those of you still looking for work jurorselves you may number luck because the private sector jobs are saying 214,000 were added to the economy in february and job losses are coming to sports authority and sporting goods retailer filing for bankruptcy protection and planning to close 140 sto

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>> the program called hack the pentagon will have screen tied tech specialists try to breevrp the department's internet pages led by digital services team the program

and fixing cyber security vulnerability. pentagon says this is first time the federal government has created a program using outsiders attempting to breach their networks. . >> a brand new home on the market in bethesda is creating quite a bit of buzz and there is one little catch here. the 315 square foot single family home features one room. the kitchen has a stove, refrigerator sink and stabbed wackier and driver and main room living area office space and full badge. the homeless features steps leading to a loft bedroom and closet. the house is lopingted on the corner of willard avenue and river road and can be yours for just, you ready for this? $475,000. it's a gorgeous little house. it's a toony house. that's what we named. it tiny house. and that's what we've named it and it's known in its day as doll house. but we call it the love shack. because

house, it's cute. >> the love shack doll house it started out as pepco substation before convert todd a private residents. i have driven past this many, many times. >> yes. >> and yeah? i've seen it didn't realize they were converting it into a single family home. >> i know these tiny homes are all the rage. that's a lot of money for that i think. >> yeah, it is. that's the whole things about the little tiny houses they're supposed to -- i wouldn't want it right there on river road. if you have a little tiny house but it back somewhere. >> maybe you can buy it and move it. >> that's a lot of money. >> all right. >> coming up at 11. scientists have identified the gene they say that makes people's hair turn gray. well, what it could mean for the way you age. >> also ahead tonight, donald trump's wife wept on the record with cigarettea van us isfrom and what she had to say about life

how she met her power player husband. >> and chick-fil-a giving people incentive to put iphone as way while they dine in their restaurants. these stories and more coming up at 11. skl

>> a howard country man rushed to the hospital today when burned when a device exploded in his pocket. similar device this this one are exploding when the carpa carpaling port comes in contact with a metal object. fire officials are encouraging people that use elect tropic cigarettes or similar dpev ices to be very careful. >> alarming words today on capital hill about the zika virus head of centers for disease control and prevention told congress the virus could spread creating hundreds of thousands of new cases around the world. and fox's garrett teny has details. >> the head of eus centers for disease control and prevention is calling zika virus "new and scary" testifying to congress today about

>> we have staff in brazil and columbia and puerto rico and other parts of the world looking at and learning from the developing situation. cdc predicts there could be hundreds of thousands of zika infections worldwide by end of this year. >> in puerto rico today cases are doubling every week. by april we're likely to see widespread transition in puerto rico and by june mosquito season is likely to start part of u.s. where mosquito --. >> and experts testified and we do have a couple of candidates that are looking at putting into a phase one trial hope lullly by indof summer and early fall. >> meanwhile in hard hit brazil measures are being taken to tackle zika risks ahead of summer olympics. >> we received renewed assurances about measures and i

think being taken and being taken constantly and controlling extending water in all olympic facilities. >> n and cuba is reporting its first zika case a 28-year-old dr. diagnosed there has family in venezuela that tested positive for the virus. >> this next story may not come as big surprise but there's thousands of germs all over metro systems everywhere. a recent study looked at public transportation in new york and district, chicago, boston and san francisco and scientists found grabing a handrail in new york city subway system transfers as much bacteria to your hand as shaking hands with 10,000 people. researchers found there's 2 million what they call colony forming units per square inch in the big apple and compare that to 30 here in d.c.. bigger difference here is

train system to test positive for germs that cause strep and staph infections. >> ew. >> i mean they will have to wear gloves. >> wear nrovz or something or walk around with lysol spray. >> keep it handy right oh, my goodness, wow. . >> we will need to wear gloves. >> today i walked out of the house without my gloves i'll regret it tonight. i said i didn't know what they were no biggy. >> i have mine. >> you'll share with me. >> sure. >> we'll just walk with our arms around him out to the car. >> and i'll be in the doorway going oh, gosh. >> why should tonight be any different. >> i love the contrast that we have as you know with snow that we're talking about in the forecast and today prediction for cherry blossoms. >> isn't that crazy. >> it it is nice. >> this is why march madness is not just for basketball but weather. the main points it's

broom this year they're thinking march 31 to april 3 and average day is april 4 and last year by the way they didn't peak until april 120 and year before that april 9 this is earliest since 2012 and peak means 70% of blossoms are out and festival this year will run from march 20 to april 17 hopefully we'll time out for part this and that is kiting and towards end of month we have warm days next week that won't bring him out early we called it some cherry blossoms bloomed early this fall and winter and i hope we get as beautiful as i bloom as we did over the winter. headlines tonight, it's really cold out there. it is quiet though and most of your thursday is going to be quiet and dry as well. so no real weather concerns. although we may start to see first of flurries after say 8 or 9:00 tomorrow night and snow will build thursday night and problem may be friday morning. let me show you where it gets to thursday in case you have running around you need

and you're concerned about timing for that snow coming on in. this will be future cast model showing very latest information. you can see the spot there 8:0 8:00. we're beginning to see some of that activity move on in and by 9, 10, 11:00 tomorrow night we've got snowfall ago around the area and impact would likely be friday morning. here are the next two days. tomorrow, 43. chilly. we think any snow we see is after 8:00 and friday morning and most snow out of hereby 10:00 in the morning. we think if anything it's delays. even at 41 degrees we'll melt off a lot of it and you may recall that last year we had our biggest snow on march 5. district got almost five inches and dulles got 9.5 and we melted a lot of that off. cold tonight. 27 degrees for gauge rzburg and 33 for district and 32 winchester avenue 36 culpeper and winds better we have wind chill temperatures in the low to mid 20s. and i think winds will be better tomorrow. but overnight,

heading into the 20s for a very cold start on our thursday morning. and it is quiet. locally, the storm we're watching is beginning to race in our direction from central and northern flames. not expect todd get in here until later. we will have a bit of cold air supply with high pressure north guiding our storm system down to the south. and that's why we think we'll have mostly snow on grassy areas. this should not impact the roads too badly because they will be marginal for temperatures and accumulation. so a lot of melting going on there and maybe a rain, snow mix and this time we think perhaps some of the heavier snow maybe south and east and you see why here when i show you future cast. 10:00 tomorrow night much of the area getting snow. sticking to grass. and by 6:00 in the morning we're still getting snow. watch what happens as we go through the morning. at least earlier there was a pretty good band here we thought might pick up another inch or two more than the rest of us. generally what we're looking at in terms of accumulation

say widespread 1 to 2" on gras grassy areas and slick spots friday morning absolutely and could there westbound a few areas 2 to 3" and it could be higher than that we think you'll have melting for lower southern maryland and smaller portion for prince george country and charles county and northern neck and you may have another area far west that gets more as well. it's just cold air tonight at 29 degrees and again sunshine mostly dry day with clouds increasing in the afternoon and we get to 43 degrees. we'll wrap it up with "fox5" av accuweather forecast snow friday, look towards end of week. wednesday temperature, very warm, 75 reading and that feels fantastic. all of a sudden on 7 day forecast you see why march can be all over the place. and what you do see, too, here, we don't have 40s on this map. it's a warm spell that we're seeing and many of us believe in the weather center this will be our last accumulating

for snow. >> okay. >> you can get snow showers. we may see snow showers saturday night. they won't stick. >> okay. >> all i heard was snow and then i saw wednesday 75. >> woohoo. >> charlie brown teacher, wa, wa, wa. >> it's not that i don't love you two. >> we know your favorite season, shawn. >> indeed, indeed. >> thank you very much. . >>. >> you want to say hi to michelle. >> yes. >> remember virginia mc florence she is 100-year-old woman that went dancing and it went viral when she visited white house she got to dance with president and first lady. so many of you wanted to know more about her and want todd reach out and help her in some way. now you can a crowd funding site has been set up for miss virginia on u caring.com. people donated more

people donated more than $10,000. the money donated will help give her the resources she needs to live comfortably and continue her active role in the community. 106 years old ! >> fantastic. >> she's incredible. >> stay with us we'll be right back.

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>> aubrey mc clinton drove his suv straight in a wall one day after indicted of conspiring to bid -- he was ceo of energy company and no one else was in the car it's too early to say ft. crash was intentional. >> back at home there was outrage expressed by a judge in montgomery country courtroom today it was directed at a convicted drunk driver responsible for the deaths of

two people lows got app ear full before september back to prison. bob barnard reports. >> prosecutors called kelly lows a danger to the communicate six now 40-year-old annapolis medical office administrator was released on parole in 2013 after spending four years of a ten year prison sentence for killing two men in a drunk driving crash on the beltway near bethesda in the summer of 20 09. >> today in rockville courtroom lows told a judge she had indeed been drinking and driving again in recent months and in clear violation of probation. divorced mother of 8-year-old daughter preev yutsly told court and parole officer it wasal toydz that triggered her car's inter lock system. >> john mccarthy prog cuter mark anderson called her a

system and said inter lock works and but for the inter lock she would have been driving more. >> lows had her bond revoked today and left court in handcuffs and a frustrated judge calling her a liar and alcoholic and threat to kill somebody else? this is an individual that was given multiple chances both at snptioning and through her probation time to rehab ill state herself and keep herself on the straight and narrow and some jail time and time in prison is certainly appropriate. >> prosecutors and police say this case further highlights for even tougher drunk driving laws that are now before the general assembly in annapolis. >> there was a fill dave testimony regard not just noa noah's law but three other bills that help make it easier to make the roads safer through the enforcement of dui laws. >> lows will be sentenced in june and could be order todd serve a full 0 years

in rockville, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> right now at 1:00:00 days after a local police officer was shot and killed on the job, someone targeted virginia officers again as they responded to a call for help. details on what led to today's shooting. >> and at 17 years old a local high school students was found dead of an apparent heroin overdose. the latest in the drug epidemic that is threatening our youth. >> and winter not ready to let go yet. by this time tomorrow night it looks like more snow could push across the area from this storm system. "fox5 local news at 11" starts right now. >> and we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. >> we begin the 11 in fairfax country virginia where two people died of heroin overdoses since yesterday and one of them a 17-ye