jennifer donelan is live tonight. people aret a lot of changing their plans after hearing about the storm. >> they are changing their plans. just checked the board, we are seeing a ton of red right now. several are late but so far everything is on time. these flights are packed. you know the drill. only these scenes are pulling out to our north, like connecticut and massachusetts. if you live in the path of the to get back is under way. her flight to boston was canceled due to a mechanical error. >> it normally would not be a of the but because storm, everybody that was flying is now flying today. she then had to go to boston were cancelled. >> children take precedent so i am out of here. >> i was going to leave later tonight. to get ahead of it. >> is a frustrated being here and trying to get there? >> a little bit. i'm going back for my baby shower. to yorks headed north and boston were packed. it was supposed to be really bad. >> some canceled altogether. >> a bunch of people canceled because they would not be able

jennifer donelan tells us, are hoping a last-minute compromise keeps their doors open past sunset. >ox year county virginia -- has become an for the dc -- from the dc metro area. the trouble has brewed. a battle here, seemingly againstneighbor neighbor. >> we expect privacy. >> living next to a winery can mean noise. >> we would like the winery owners to respect us. the council members last winery ordinance, stood out. they had to close at a certain , no more toasts after 6 p.m.. bitter oak winery, the counties -- barrel oak winery, the most popular winery. are about ars >> i was mile away. shocked they would try to put a to control what they want to do with their business. the focus his community. a tasting room and outdoor area where loans are allowed. staff says it cannot be heard pass the patio. >> we may lose up to $1 million. >> many winery suit, but now the looking to settle. ,it is a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere.ted >> tomorrow, the board will for or against allowing them to stay open. jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> it has been a year and a half since an earthquake struck t

jennifer donelan joins us live with a story that you will only see on 7. >> this was a bizarre caper indeed. a car load of suspects arrested after police tell us they drove here to the 6th district after the driver claimed he was being robbed. let's show you the video. we were there moments after the car went into the back parking lot and all three men jumped out of the car. the driver claiming he was being robbed by the other passengers. do you recall an incident where the suspects drive to you? >> i can't recall that but we're glad they paid us a visit. >> and that was jennifer donelan reporting. former congressman jesse jackson jr. has been formally charged where conspiracy by spending campaign funds on personal expense pfs he used $750,000 for those expenses. his wife was charged with filing false income tax forms. a lawyer for her says she has signed a plea agreement to one count of tax fraud. in a statement a lawyer for the former congressman says he offers no excuses and accepts responsibility for the improbably decisions he made. >> if you planned on attending the air show in

jennifer donelan joins us from outside the prince george's county headquarters, and what did you hear? >> well, leon, that process has wrapped up as you said, just minutes ago. here are the main headlines. they are saying the motive in the murder of charles walker, was, indeed, robert. they believed the person who killed him was going after a brand new shopping bag of shoes. charles walker, known as "chuck" or "c.j." died not far from iverson mall. his brother, tyrek. the 911 call came in yesterday. >> i said, "are you ok?" i said "baby, you are ok." she called after seeing the body on the ground. she said she sought a shopping bag and a shoe box not far from the body -- she saw it. she said the gift that walker bought for his girlfriend is the reason why he was killed. >> he was buying shoes for his girlfriend. that is why he is dead. >> she could not even do anything. she bent down to her knees. >> walker is the six -- the fifth student to lose his life since the beginning of the school year. it is said the senseless acts of violence against our children are becoming too familiar an

jennifer donelan joins us now with more. >> the fbi sent those those are just moments ago.idents are wondering if she was not suspicious because she was a woman. she walked through these bank doors this morning and handed a note to the teller. she indicated that she had a gun. two banks at a mile and half a part in upper northwest those robbed by this woman who managed to strike twice in 50 minutes. d.c. police say she had a bandage on her face and was covered head to toe in our work. she first hit the it pnc bank. >> i did not think women used guns. i think they have another means of getting in there. >> she passed a threatening note to the teller and then bolted to the bank of america on connecticut avenue across from the uptown pier to rob it at 9:28 a.m. >> i do not know if there are statistics on other women bank robbers, but it sounds unusual. >> he can only remember one other bank robbery and was surprised the bandit was a woman. d.c. police and the fbi working together to catch her. she is described as possibly a hispanic woman with a bandage on her face, curly hair

i'm jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> changing gears here. that is the message after today's gorgeous day outside. the next 24 hours we're going to see a lot of changes. doug is here to look at the wintry weather. >> that is coming back but it is 55 degrees here in arlington. check it out there. you can see the clouds moving across virginia. they will move in tonight. behind that rain the rain may change to snow. it is mild now. 57 in manassas and fred -- fredericksburg. overnight, the clouds will take over. temperatures will stay mainly above freezing and here we have futurecast with this computer model, clouds increasing throughout the day tomorrow. rain developing during the early afternoon. then as we head into the evening you see the change over the blue. that pushes out where it might change over to snow. how much when, where? all of those important questions will be answered in a few minutes. >> we're just a few hours away from the state of the union address. steve joins us now for the look ahead. >> a lot of issues to cover from econo

jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> today marks 10 years since the disaster in the atmosphere that cost seven astronauts their lives. the ceremony was held at the kennedy space center for those who were killed when the khanate -- when the space shuttle columbia broke up on reentry. a piece of the heat shield was injured during liftoff. at arlington cemetery, flags flown at half staff and astronaut buzz aldrin paid his tribute. >> laurel authorities say the woman found it killed at a flooded out homeless camp was 26 years old. her body was found inside of a tent just outside of the city. the area was flooded after wssc opened floodgates upstream after torrential downpours. the cause of death remains under investigation. >> the other top stories, 4 family members and a volunteer firefighter remain hospitalized after an early-morning house fire that left the two sisters dead. investigators say that a 3-year- old and her 6-year-old sister suffered smoke inhalation of trapped inside the burning house. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> anne arundel county executive john leopold

it >>>> jennifer donelan, abc 7 news. >> news about the cabin fire with a police officer's reign of terror. >> what they did not do to stop christopher dorner. >> >> you are watching abc seven news at 11 o'clock with leon harris, alison starling, bob ryan weather, and tim brant sports. >> the san bernadine no sherrod said his deputies did not intentionally burn the cabman. they shot pyrotechnic tear gas into the cabin and it erupted in flames. they believed to have found his body but that has not yet been identified. crooks an alabama woman said she has forgiven the man who held her son captive for six days. fbi agents stormed an underground bunker where he was being held. today the mother told about her reunion with the sun. >> i got down on my knees and hugged him. i said, i sure have missed you. he said, i missed you, too. >> see said itshe had forgiven him early in the change. >> the pope today celebrated his final public mass. he presided over ash wednesday services. he spoke about his resignation and asked for prayers. he will resign at the end of the month. >> on the eaves of valent