this is the fort hunt area fairfax county and we can tell that you there's a fairfax county command centerthe scene here. we've seen a number of police vehicles on the other side of the barricade as well. it started about 8:00 p.m. last night. apparently a homeowner was on the phone with somebody that he knew and that person on the other end of the phone felt that this homeowner was experiencing some kind of a mental health crisis and called fairfax county police who wanted to come and try and serve an emergency mental health order to bring that person in safely for mental health evaluation and when they came to serve the order the homeowner refused to come out and so that is what began the barricade situation. we do not know if there's any sort of weapons involved here at this point. there's no indication of that from what we understand. but again, it's one of those tense situations where you just really don't know how it there may be family members inside the house with this homeowner as well, sole fairfax county police are trying to be very, very careful here and try to work out this si

breaking news out of fairfax county.t hunt area. >> negotiators are concerned because there might be two young children inside as well. our melanie alnwick live with the breaking details. what can you tell us, mel? >> reporter: well, steve and holly i can tell you that this has been going on since 8 o'clock last night. it all began when there was a man who lives

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we are live here in fairfax. i'm justin finch. >> justin, thank you. >>> today is the first weekday commute during the latest safe track surge. green belt is closed. that means you have to start your commute on a shuttle bus this morning. metro is running three shuttle buses between college park station and prince george's county. green belt and college park will be closed until april 29th. pretty big inconvenience to have to take an extra 30 minutes to get to work when, you know, normally i have a 25 minute commute. >> we have all the ways you can still get around the safe track work. head to the nbc 4 site and search safe track. >>> the victims of all of the virginia tech victims will be read. it will mark ten years since the tragedy. an emotional day of remembrances displayed on the campus of virginia tech yesterday. last night a candlelight vigil was held to recall all of the students and staff. the occasion brut together alumnae, students were brought together. >> this is a great meeting of our - family. tha

fairfax county police say they are prepared to wait. their talks have been ongoing. so far he has not come out and we are told as well that he could be great concern because he could hurt himself or possibly two children who could be in that house with him. let's give you now a sense of where we are. we are now at culpepper road near londonderry road. the scene itself is not far from us, around the corner off stockton sunday. fairfax county police were tipped off by a concerned friend who spoke with the now barricaded man on the phone. he told the police, the man, his friend, seemed to be in mental crisis. police have learned two children may be inside that house as well and with concerns he could hurt himself and others, police have gotten permission to get that man to doctors but first he has to open that door. >> in this particular situation we do believe that he is experiencing some type of mental crisis. we want to get him help so we've obtained paperwork that allows us to take him into custody and to see a mental health professional for an evaluation. >> report

she was born in fairfax without a fully developed left arm.eorge mason university bioengineering students just gave her a new custom-made pink prosthetic arm. >> very grateful, because without these people i don't think that i could be able to play by violin. i don't think i could be able to play any instrument. >> isabella is great because she always gave us, you know, feedback. >> reporter: abdul and the team worked with her for about a year to perfect the design. >> as you go, there are things that we adjust when it comes to comfort. >> reporter: the first arm had a bit of a problem. one of the challenges she had while playing the violin was controlling the bow. well, this new arm allows her to make it a more comfortable experience. >> i feel like i have more control with t with the other one. by control, i mean, like pressing down on the notes. >> reporter: elizabeth adams teaches violin at george mason and worked with isabella. >> are you getting tired? >> no. >> that's great. >> reporter: what do you think about the color? >> is that rea

breaking news out of fairfax county. a man hold up inside of a house there in the fort hunt area. >> negotiators are concerned because there might be two young children inside as well. our melanie alnwick live with the breaking details. what can you tell us, mel? >> reporter: well, steve and holly i can tell you that this has been going on since 8 o'clock last night. it all began when there was a man who lives from where the command center is set up here. he was on the phone with a neighbor and that person became concerned about the man's mental health state, felt that perhaps he was in a mental health crisis, so got in contact with fairfax county police. fairfax county police responded by getting an emergency custody order. that means they can take this person in for a mental health evaluation. sometime they put them on a hold for a day or two to make sure everything is okay but the man once fairfax county police arrived decided not to come out, not to comply with that emergency custody order and that is where things ha

man matching the description of suspected facebook killer steve stephens tried to check in to the fairfax hotel on massachusetts avenue using cash. a number of officers and investigators arrived on the scene - and put out an alert - but just a short time ago told a sergeant with mpd told abc-7 that the man was "not" stephens after all. police say the man tried to check in around 11pm last night - officers arrived on the scene around one this morning and cleared the scene around 3. stephens is accused of killing a 74 year old cleveland man live on facebook - and then claimed to have killed 13 people. a nationwide manhunt is underway - there are reports that his cell phone was last "pinged" near erie pennsylvania. a vigil was held last night in cleveland to remember that victim 74-year-old robert godwin. dozens gathered at the spot where he was gunned down sunday. godwin had been out collecting cans after easter dinner with his family. police say his murder appears to be a random act of cold-blooded violence. godwin leaves behind two young sons. they say they loved fishing and spending time

we have a few sprinlgkles into fairfax county. and the orange done out zone ne the 66 corridor, right now we are in the 70s. reagan national, 74 degrees. hour-by-hour into the afternoon, by noontime, the low 80s. getting near 90 degrees by 3:00 this afternoon. the record high for the day is 91 in washington. we may tie that record. and look at chances for storms. i have the new hour-by-hour forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> it's going to get hot. thank you, tom. breaking news. this is happening in northern virginia in the alexandria section of fairfax county. police tweeting out this morning that a man has been shot and killed on general washington drive. that is not far from where 395 meets the beltway. and we're told that the suspect is in custody and confronted and killed someone he knew. fairfax county say another suspect took off. >>> and another homicide, well, that is one here in montgomery county, maryland. the deadly shooting happened there overnight. >> a man was also kill in germantown as we mentioned. one of four

if you have information, you're urged to contact fairfax county police. angelie hemphill fox 5 local news. >>> president trump signed another executive order today. we'll tell you what it means and what he plans to roll out his tax reform plan, details ahead at 6:00. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. >>> five days left, congress gets back to work to meet the funding deadline, what will it take to avoid a government shutdown, never forget huge step forward one local county i history >>> plus wet start to the work week. how it will impact your commute and when will we get the sunshine back? monday on fox 5 news morning. >>> president trump signed an executive order aimed at rolling back many of the tack and established by the obama administration. calls for a review of major tax re financial burden on taxpayers. he also issued two separate memorandas, one calls for review of the the father reforms passed in the wake of the recession, he also said he will make a big announcement on tax reform wednesday. >>> president trump welcomed home an egyptian american aid worker freed after s

his name is kennon oz kan, the victim a 75-year-old whom who lives in fairfax. police and investigators still out here taking pictures but once again a suspect is in custody. a huge white sheet billows in the wind covering the body of 75-year-old maria aseeno of fairfax. hit not once but twice by a driver who did not stop. >> so many people they are still -- they still talk on the phone and even text, you know, so it's really, really dangerous. this is awful. >> reporter: at this busy intersection neighbors were astonished the driver, kennon ozkan was able to make a turn and allegedly hit her again ultimately killing her. the deadly hit-and-run at a nearby shopping center police say he assaulted a woman who tried to take a picture of him. police then noticed he had damage to the front of his car. and that's when they arrested him. he is charged with a hit-and- run and also attempted robbery. >> just sad. i don't know how a family can -- you know it's going to be difficult to go through all that. >> reporter: tonight investigators are piecing together what happen

. >> reporter: meet now fairfax officer mike thompson. he whistled him down. >> i walked up to the tree, started talking to the bird, and to my surprise, it climbed out of the tree and walked up to me. >> officer thompson held sonny until the animal police showed up with a bird box, and the rescue was complete. sonny's home, but from now on, when he disappears, it's just going to be, magic. in fairfax county, pat collins, news4. >> dramatic happy ending. >> yes. >>> dramatic video of an apartment fire in maryland this weekend. people inside had to jump or drop loved ones from balconies. >>> new excitement about long awaited plans to develop the old walter reed site in.c. >>> an dd i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, ♪ are you on

back to the breaking news in fairfax county and a barricade situation underway. justin finch has arrived at scene. what have you found ou morning. still very much an active situation going on out here. negotiators are on ground trying to get the man barricaded in the home on culpepper to come out and speak with them. i'm joined by officer tonya rice who's been here for several hours. what's the latest? >> it's down the road. basically responded around 8:00 p.m. for a call for a man experiencing mental crisis. we're working with them on the phone, off the phone trying to get him to come out so we can provide help. >> reporter: extra concerns given children possibly in the home? >> there are reports of two young children in the home. that makes us approach this even more delicately than we would normally. >> reporter: and possibly that he may have a weapon? >> there's a possibility he's armed. we haven't confirmed that. we're worried about him. we've expressed concern to him and his children. >> reporter: situation like this going on for several hours, there is a c

fairfax boulevard cleared. looingt at nasty commute on eastbound side. vehicle from crash. fairfax county parkway. in the mix 234 prince will dwroum beltway right now. we're in for about a 45 minute delay. this heavy volume there. let's switch it over to a look at maps. some public transportation issues out in woodbridge we have a disabled freight train because ever that vre glaze of 40 minutes to 302 and 30 minute delay to 304. metro option has opened up to riders in franconia and alexandria they're honoring tickets a side from that taking a look at metro. no delays except for safe track surge 1 green line and yellow rush plus. check out those adjustments and now it's time for the morning meme with allison seymour back. >> yeah! >> let's do it. >> the >> look at us there we can pose like that when we come out and then -- >> no, okay. >> we're a fancy family. >> where is the music. >> there it is. >> all messed up today. >> you know what i tried to like package it nice. >> had this is what i'm used to. >> disorganization. >> i love it. >> let start with

northern fairfax that's going to lift back into western montgomery.ff to the south we are seeing some breaks across st. marys and i'm watching this batch of rain along just north of 301 now and towards western charles county over towards fredericksburg moving off to the north, northwest. that will be in man thatst we have offer and on shower -- off and on showers purposing through. -- purring through. you probably -- purring pushing -- pushing through. cumberland was 61, now down to 55. look at the valley a nasty day there. the upper 40s to low 50s across much of the region. a far cry from that in west texas where we are pushing 90 plus. i point that out because once we get rid of this storm in the southeast, the one that brought the flooding to charleston, once we get rid of this we are going to take off and turn the switch and become summer-like by the second half of the week. the rain on and off. the showers might take a lull over night before another batch of rain, steadier heavier rain through tuesday morning through midday. tuesday afternoon sti

and inside the nearby fairfax county adult detention center, intelligence plays a key role in reducing gang activity among the 1,200 men and women incarcerated here. >> face forward. >> most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> backs against the wall. till the last deputy's left the room. >> only a small percentage of the inmates are identified as gang members. staff say they still pose a serious threat. >> we have right now 77 in our facility. they still practice criminal activity, even while in here. i know that's shocking. but they do. >> private first class doolittle heads up the sheriff's intelligence unit whose primary responsibility is monitoring gangs. >> let's go! >> the unit conducts frequent shakedowns to gather intelligence. >> we line up in a fashion to let them know that we're still in charge. >> don't flush your toilet. don't grab anything. >> are they continuing to further their gang activity in here, outside? if they're doing it outside, who are they contacting outside? >> what was that? >> telephone number. pho

she was born in fairfax without a fully developed left arm.ive george mason university i bribio engineering students just gave her a pink prosthetic arm. >> without these people i don't think i could be able t i don't think i could play any instrument. >> isabella is great because she always gave us feedback. >> reporter: the team worked with her for about a year to perfect the design. >> as you go there are things that we adjust when it comes to comfort. >> reporter: the first arm they gave her had a bit of a problem. one of the challenges isabella had was controlling the bow. this new arm allows her to make it a more comfortable experience. >> i feel like i have more control with this one than i did with the other one. by control i mean like pressing down. >> reporter: elizabeth adams teaches violin at george mason and worked with isabella. >> are you getting tired? >> what do you think about the color? >> reporter: her mother is proud. >> she has been able to accomplish so much. she has so her. >> reporter: and for now isabella loves the vi

fairfax county police have been here all night.ter here at one corner but the house itself is act several blocks away down a couple of turns. they're trying to keep everyone very far back as they work this very sensitive scene here. we have heard neighbors telling us that those who are closer to the home itself could hear overnight negotiators on their bull horns talking to the homeowner asking him to open the door, to come to the window. to come out with his hands up and most importantly don't hurt the children. that is the big concern here. sources tell me fairfax county police the man has made no specific threats toward the children. he has threatened to harm himself. this all began around 8:00 o'clock last night. he was on the phone with someone who felt perhaps he was having a mental health crisis. that person then contacted fairfax county police. police then were able to get an emergency custody order which would allow them to bring him in for some mental health evaluation. make sure that things are okay. but when they came h

fairfax county police say they are mike giving up. tonight, they handed out flyers at the shopping center and a nearby apartment, lex. -- at a nearby apartment complex. >> he is a criminal and he has done great harm to someone. tom: this is the flyer the police handed out. they say it is not as easy as in the tv cop shows to enhance the image. this might their best efforts, they cannot read the license plate, but the believe the car of the suspect was from maryland. if you have information, please contact them. live in fairfax county, springfield, tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: all-out search for the person who stabbed an elderly man to death while his family was at easter services. he was found in the 600 block of e street yesterday. there is a 25,000 other reward for any information leading to an arrest. first stormwatch 7 forecast, the skies are clearing nicely overnight. tomorrow we are a little cool, at least early on, middle 50's downtown d.c. afternoon, upper 60's, lower 70's the high temperatures. the next best chance of show

now a barricade situation in fairfax county going into 16 hours. a man experiencing some ty come out of his home and there are two children inside with him . they have been at the scene all day long. ryan is here now at noon. has any progress been made? as of yet. we are being told this is a very tense and fluid situation. police have been in contact with that man barricaded in that home several times over the phone throughout the morning but he still refuses to surrender. look behind me. police still remain on. roads are blocked off in the neighborhood. they have been at this for hours and hours. it all started around 8:00 last night when a call came in to friend,rom the man's the caller saying his friend was it. thing some sort of mental crisis . fairfax county police and the swat team responded to the 8600 block of thomas j stockton parkway in the forefront area. -- the fort hunt area. children, they are four and eight years old. even though he hasn't made any threats to them we are told it makes this a more difficult sensitiven a situation. sir

reporting live here in fairfax county, megan fitzgerald, news4. >> thank you. we continue to follow some breaking news from silver spring. these are live pictures from chopper 4. one person is in custody in what appears to be spring. this is happening near dale drive and coalsville road not too far from the legendary mrs. kay's tollhouse. shots were fired around 4:30 this afternoon. one person suffered minor injuries but it's unclear whether that came from a gun shot. >> and an advocacy group for maryland's largest school district says they're trying to figure out what happened to tens of thousands of dollars. the group says three quarters of its budget which helps to put on fairs and festivals is gone. matt collins is live with that story, pat. >> attention class, i have a problem. if johnny has $40,000 and someone takes $30,000 away, what should johnny do? call 911. that gives you some idea what's going on >> who steals money from the pta? they hardly have any money. >> reporter: it's like taking money from the poor box. >> this is lin harris. she's a nurse,

we are down here in fairfax county. let me show you video of a big deal all night long. what first happened was a friend of the man called police. he was concerned for his own safety and police arrived. at 3:00 a.m. major equipment custody order issued and very concerned about his safety and now i understand a temporary detention order has been issued at some time in the night they tried to communicate to the man with a mega phone a big loud speaker asking him to come out and here's what one of the neighbors told us. >> my wife talked about that that she could hear them through the windows calling them out by name and saying hey come out there are people who care about you, this can be worked out type thing. and that was odd. >> there's young children in the home. so yeah that does put an extra complexity into the situation. even though we don't think that the children are in danger from him we don't want to do anything that would set someone off to cause him to be harmed or have something unexpected happen that would put the children at risk. >> so this is all very calm

officers madenot up one quarter of all dwi arrests in fairfax county this year. this officer is on the road during prime time for drivers under the influence. >> generally between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. loud thea grant out dwi squad to be set up, which is proving effective in getting impaired dri >> i average one arrest every day for me. there are a lot of people still driving intoxicated. stephen: stephen tschida, abc 7 news. jonathan: the continuing fight over obamacare could lead to a government shutdown as early as next week. congress has until next friday to pass a spending bill. the house could also vote on a new bill to repeal and replace obamacare. >> as far as keeping the government open, i think we want to keep the government open, don't you agree? jonathan: some republicans want the spending bill to end subsidies to insurance companies that are a big part of the affordable care act. democrats have vowed to block any bill that does not continue in payments or funding -- or includes funding for the border wall with to go. the president's remarks came during

homeowners in fairfax county. the board voted in favor of the ma final approval, it spares a tax increase, but bills will go up because of rising assessments. they've climbed more than 24% over the past four years. >>> two alexandria moms whose boys have autism are working to help other students to accept children with disabilities. >> julie carey met them and has a chance to learn more about their approach. >> i recently emceed a ceremony in which these women were honored with an waurd, and i was so impressed about what i heard that i wanted to find out more. i learned for eight years now, they've been talking to schoolchildren about autism and other disabilities. and they use their own kids as an example to help promote better understanding. >> a lot of kids with autism are very picky eaters. sometimes it's texture, sometimes it's taste. with that. >> when marcos was little, he did prefer to play alone. he tried to socialize or be friends with someone, but it was very difficult. a lot of times he was misundersto

police swarming the fairfax hotel on massachusetts avenue. larry: authority stop steve stevens, the facebook killer, tried to check in to that hotel. julia look -- jummy olabanji breaks it all down for us. stevens is the man wanted for killing that 74-year-old man and posting it to social media. take a look here, we will show you outside the fx hotel. only abc seven was there as officer after officer, car after officials say someone tried to andk in using only cash, immediate threat flag. two hours later officers began showing up to the hotel, presumably to review security tape. 30 minutes later the d.c. police put out a bulletin telling officers to be on the lookout , the white ford fusion exact car that stevens was in in we have been calling officers all night trying to answers for you, when they finally told us that whoever this man was, it is not steve stevens. this morning it follows a number of reported sightings, seems everyone in the country is on high alert. we got boards of you was seen as far away as dallas, texas. soon as we get n

live in fairfax county, ryan hughes. developing now, thousands of protesters across the country want president trump to release his tax returns. demonstrations taking place in several cities, including here in d.c., new york, chicago, los angeles, in san francisco. the petition now has more than one million signatures. the white house is now in the aided -- not indicated that the president has any intention of releasing those returns. trump responding on twitter to the marches saying "i did what was an almost impossible thing to do for a republican, easily when the electoral college, now tax returns are brought up again." he said that someone needs to now look into whether someone paid for the rallies. larry: last call for those who have not filed their taxes, tomorrow is the deadline. here are a few tips. one, simply track down and gather your paperwork and decide whether or not to use tax software. create a you don't forget to report some items and figure out if you're better off itemizing your deductions. thought it w

a fox nearly ruined a special easter egg hunt in fairfax county! a vienna man- put out easter eggs for a holiday hunt- only to find they were swiped- by that four-legged thief. as jay korff shows us- it was all caught on camera. at xx time for weather. - roller coaster temperatures the next few days - isolated shower chances tomorrow through friday - cooler weekend ahead - sunday soaker (next best chance for rain) today: becoming mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 70-74 winds: ne 5 mph tonight: increasing clouds. cool. lows: 46-51 winds: e 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy and cooler. sprinkle/drizzle possible. highs: 62-64 winds: se 5 mph 50 years after bei marathon -- back then, officials tried to literally pull her off the course. this time, they cheered her on. the inspiring story -- next. egg roll. thousas pictures, decorate cookies, and participate in the egg roll. first lady melania trump- read to children on the white house lawn. each guest also got a souvenir gift bag... with a commemorative wooden egg. and oh say did you see this moment... the

this activity is west of fairfax, and it's moving essentially to the west. fairfax 11:28, menassas, 11:55. more than anything, we're looking at drizzle and fog tonight. bus stop temps, 50 to 64, maybe a sprinkle. warmer wednesday, some afternoon sun. in some cases, late afternoon sun. once again, i don't have ear west of town, one chester you'll see sun before fairfax. buoy sees sun before annapolis. in the 7 0s, but then, boom, like june thursday, friday, saturday. we're talking 85 to 90. we could hit 90 on saturday. the record high on saturday in nashville is 91. record high dulles at saturday and sunday. but certainly not wash-out dates. okay. 6:00 in the morning. it's just cloudy everywhere with a little shower activity mainly north of town. by 9:00, still cloudy, temps in the 50s. by 1:00, now we're seeing some drier air beginning to work its way -- about to cross over i-81. it's only 64 and still cloudy at 1:00. but then, by 6:00 -- and again, it may take all day to get some surge. fortunately the sun doesn't set until after 7:00. 71 by 6:00. you folks

reporting live from fairfax county, i'm sam ford. nancy: very tragic. thank you.g up at 5:00, a tear-filled reunion between a veteran and a partner he he hasn't seen for three years. what is next for two. michelle: meet the man who led the police to the teacher and the teen he is accused of abducting. >> after spending three years in an egyptian home safely. the words of those who worked to bring her home. brian: we are under severe thunderstorm warning. largo, hail. to the right, moments ago we couldn't see the camera due to heavy downpours. there could be hail and the dangerous wind gusts. we track this to the by bay and look at what is in store for the weekend. "abc7 news at 5:00" nancy: finally home after a three-year ordeal inside an egyptian prison. now the falls church woman is meeting the president and being reunited with those she loves. we are live with the reaction and jeff goldberg has what brought it together. jeff: many people were tirelessly for three years to make her visit to the white house today a reality. aya hijazi, her husband and seven other

border of fairfax and annendale. and the victim's body was found in the apartment bordering the busy river turnpike. he died from trauma to the upper body. police are asking anyone with information to step forward. >>> well, bikers and walkers will have a new trail network in leesburg, virginia. officials are unveiling new signage for the trail at fox ridge park. the blue and green trails will be linked to the w and&od trail. and doing both loops is ten miles wit >> you can take the blue trail from the w&od up to balls bluff or spend time at any of the parks along the river, edward's landing park and really make a day of it if you so chose. >> for more information, search leesburg trails in the nbc washington app. >>> we now have the answer to the question, how did the turtle cross the road? >> well, apparently, with the help of prince william county officers. take a look at this video from the police department. the turtle is wandering on lincoln hull road. so with the help of a few citizens, the officer was careful

at the little river glen senior center in fairfax.rs say 77-year-old kung hun wen had trauma to upper body an autopsy shows he was murdered. police have no suspects or motive. >> developing overseas, investigators are piecing together clues in a deadly attack of popular paris shopping district this as the country prepares for a vote in most pivotal presidential election in decades. attacker is identified as kareem sherfe opening fire on a police van killing one officer and injured areas and was shot and killed. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. the gun man was carrying a note that praised isis and listed addresses of security sites. kellyanne conway spoke out about the attack. >> this weekend you know people across the globe are tired of these random terrorist acts that take lives of politician who's won't name it and won't name it and take a hard line against it. this is a man as president who refused to protect and deny the fact that terrorists are out there to kill innocent people like the police officer in paris. he's he

after his acquittal, he began teaching elsewhere in fairfax county, in reston. seven years after the trial and the not guilty verdict, there's trouble again for the popular fizz-ed teacher. according to an internal investigation which was obtained by the i-team. in this report, school investigators looked into reports that lanigan had run his finger up the inner thigh of a 15-year-old sophomore. that he was seen holding hands with girls, talking to one about a vibrator, calling another his girlfriend. tripping a student, using inappropriate language and talking to boys about a girl's body parts. the school district memo said he denied the accusations, but said fellow students or teachers corroborated them. it also said he admitted allowing students to access confidential files in his computer. in july 2016, he quit. a few weeks ago he completed the process of cancelling his teaching license with the state, acknowledging he did so in response to a petition to revoke it based on the findings of the investigation. he did not admit to the findings. >> does it surpri

. >>> we want to get to breaking news out of fairfax county.bout this at the top of the newscast. we're learning the name of the victim hit-and-run, 75-year-old maria asensio, she was crossing the street when struck. the driver turned around and struck her again before taking off. she died at the scene, police have taken keenan osgan of fairfax into custody. we're awaiting a press briefing. >>> a temple hills man shot two prince george's county firefighters when they entered his home found out his punishment today. to four year >> he apologized telling the judge he was sorry, he claims he was having a diabetics episode and thought someone was break, into his home when he opened fire. paul wagner at the courthouse tonight. >> reporter: jim and sarah, the courtroom was packed with firefighters and family members as dawn ungshnider got up to tell the members of the jury what her life has been like. she told the judge john was her best friend act soul mate, she has a 22 month old daughter, abigale and she said one day, abigale will realize daddy wi

nancy: a fire at the skyline plaza condominiums in fairfax county. brianne carter has more on this breaking news. we have firefighters from fairfax, alexandria, and arlington counties. this is the complex where this happened. firefighters responding your a of the fire because scope of this building. itefighters are telling us was a big fire on the seventh floor of this complex. believed by residents to be contained to just one unit on the seventh floor. what we also know is one individual was transported from the scene, no word on this civic injuries related to that at this point. residents who live in the building that they heard the alarm go off. not asked to evacuate or that sort of thing, many just came out to see what was going on and make sure their neighbors were ok. we are now being told one person has been transported t from the scene. the cause remains under investigation. brianne carter, abc 7 news. nancy: it was a rainy, dreary start to the weekend, but we are finishing better than we started. meteorologist josh knight has a first look at

in inova fairfax medical center. the thief stole money and ipads from 17 offices after breaking into a lock box with the keys inside. surveillance video recorded the thief. they describe him as 5'8" to six feet tall weighing between 175 and 200 pounds. this review was ordered after two students were arrested of raping a girl inside a bathroom in school hours. the school system plans to in their words follow up on a review next week. michelle: a race to save a life. strangers been a together to pull trapped driver away from death's door. jonathan: arrests outside the white house and why the dozens rallied there and why the particular folks were ta michelle: democrats demanded intervention but a dozen were any bill will require bi partisan support. they are opposing the funding for border wall with mexico. >> we hope to get funding in that. >> this is a dangerous prospect for the administration to push so hard for such a flawed, incomplete and the unthought out proposal on must pass spending bill. >> there is word of a

we can tell you the tyson's urban team, the fairfax county police officers that patrol specifically this area, they're investigating several shoplifting incidents. but what caught our attention about this one, is that a pulled off the crime. no charges in this case just yet. but police tell us that an arrest they made on wednesday may be the same suspect. this is zandra smith, 26 years old. smiling in her booking photo. fairfax county police arrested her for allegedly stealing, accused of stuffing items into her purse from the apple store in tyson. >> she didn't have any children with her in that incident. we believe it's the same suspect. >> reporter: police believe it may be the same suspect as this. february 12, cameras rolling inside the true religion store at tyson's corner center. in walk two women, a little girl and an infant, being pushed in that stroller. over several minutes, can you see the pair making their way through the store, an employee checking in on them periodically. at one point, one of the women appears to check in on the infant in the stroller. but watch again cl s

live look, 66 at fairfax county parkway.nd/westbound, no problems there. >>> the capital q this morning. the caps are headed to the next round of the playoffs. doesn't that sound so good? after another overtime win last night they knocked off the toronto maple leafs out of the running in game six of the playoff series. now they will have to take on our rival pittsburgh penguins starting thursday night. >>> a man is on the run after a fight led to a bizarre scene in the palisades neighborhood. a man crashed a car that he stole. at least one person charged with robbery here, another who appears to have run off with cash still hasn't been found. >>> 30 people are displaced after this fire at a fort washington apartment. several residents were forced to jump off their balconies to escape the flames. at least seven people were hurt. everyone should be okay. news 4's justin finch will be there with a live report from neighbors who helped save the day. >>> lawmakers head back to government shutdown is looming. news 4's tracie potts

bureau reporter david culver is off rugby road in fairfax where all this started.d, what are you hearing? >> reporter: this is all continuing right now. first of all, police held a press conference a few feet from where i am a few minutes ago. they gave us the mugshot of the suspect. theal show you that in just a moment. to your question in the past hour, when it comes to drugs, alcohol, it's something they're looking into. behind me, you'll notice the intersection. it's re-opened within the past 15 minutes. we're also hearing, as i said, this is very much breaking still, from the victim's family. they provided us this photo. let me show you this real quick. this is the victim here, 75 years old, maria asencio, my colleague is speaking with the ly

fairfax county police say a little after 7 a.m. that a man shot and killed another man on washington drive in the alexandria area of fairfax county. th it's not clear if that person is the suspected shooter. a solemn ceremony filled with happy memories for family and friends of larry hogan sr. >> larry hogan sr. was my hero. and the man that i am most proud of. kimberly: governor larry hogan delivered his father's eulogy at st. mary's catholic church in annapolis. the elder hogan served in congress and was the very first republican on the house judiciary committee to call for president nixon's impeachment. up next, a virtual hostage. the latest on the hacker holding a netflix hit for ransom. whatwhat made them believeace carthat a two-ton behemothhop? could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-a