the temple are closed off in alexandria. the water that is coming out i already freezing on the tree limbs and it could cost you sometime in the neighborhood with slick spots on the roads. east d.c., police are investigating a robbery. the suspect wearing a ski mask held up a 7-eleven on rhode island avenue. in downtown.aleo dozens of restaurants and businesses closed, all part of the day without immigrants. >> if they were not here to help, it would literally be me in the kitchen by myself. >> the female giant panda, 3.5 years old, it means she is time -- it is time for her to move to china next tuesday. inthe water main break alexandria now atwhere you can create it's outhe perfect home.event, from now through february 20th, everything is on sale. plus, enjoy thirty-six month, no interest financing. come in today and save. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. the presidents day event is on now at havertys. life

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in alexandria. 270 is looking good.f the beltway, easy. 66 northbound and 95 north bound, no problems there. listen to 103.5 fm when you hop in your car this morning. chuck, good morning. preside presidents' day is here. remember presidents' day 1979, the massive presidents' day snowstorm? it will be the complete opposite of that for today. temperatures sailing way above average. our average high is 48 degrees. we should be 15 to 20 degrees above average for today. a little cooler than yesterday by 5, 6 degrees, but not cold at all. milder weather set to return by the middle of the week. future weather shows the sunshine through the day today. during the day tomorrow we will start to get more and more cloud cover by late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. i think any little rain chances hold off until we get closer to the day on wednesday. a bit further look into the week in a second. let's get parveen. she has her bye-bye bao bao forecast. >> great day to say bye-bye to bao bao. if you are heading out to see bao

in alexandria, suzanne kennedy. back to you. jummy: during that water main break, cold air from a lot of the water on trees in the ea winter wonderland. taking a live look out of whetherhill, the cold wate sticking around. chief meteorologist doug hill is giving us the forecast. kidd: we have been looking at the -- doug: we have been looking at the snow showers, flurries. moisture coming in from the lower great lakes, and snow flurries and snow showers, but that is it, no impact. otherwise, snow showers will increase through the afternoon. gusty winds out there. 17 at reagan national, it feels like 30 because of the wind gusts around the area. wind gusts reported in the last hour, 29 at reagan national, 36 milesgood marshall, an hour in annapolis. it will be breezy but with more sunshine. this doppler representation, we can pull back and show you the ur mid-level,per-level, lower level winds will diminish as we head through the expecton, that we aske hour-by-hour plenty of sunshine, gusty winds talk about your 40, and then dropp

search alexandria recreation in the nbc washington app. and want to let you know that each year the alexandria does a black history month. this is the first year they are recognizing legends for >>> some fifth graders from d.c. got a chance to recreate history today. >> boy, was this a big day for them. they took a field trip down to the lincoln memorial and stood in the very spot where martin luther king, jr. gave his "i have a dream" speech. >> we have come to this hallowed spot to remind america of the fierce urgency of now. >> the children were so excited to be there. that little boy had the honor of reciting both the first and the last part of dr. king's speech. the students are from watkins elementary school in southeast washington. they took turned today delivering parts of king's iconic speech back in 1963. >>> d.c. schools stepping up efforts now around middle school students. still to come, the multimillion dollar investment that may have em different light. >>> a new mother faces desertion charges for not returning to >>> while

fox 5 alexandria hoff joins us with more. alex. >> reporter: the topic of who is being targeted in these raids can polar rising. data and numbers directly from immigration and custom enforcement gives those answers >> the day is over when they can wreak havoc, we're going to get them out and fast. >> reporter: president trump made it clear he's taking a hard stance on illegal immigration. recent ice raised have spurred protests as well as praise. and the message has always been this >> we have bad embres here and we're going to get them out. >> reporter: detained and deported are hardened criminal, we're told because the administration is so new, the numbers they have only reflect a specific raid or week. however, a look back gives us a clear idea of the breakdown of exactly who is being deported from the united states. according to ice data from immigration removal in 2016, 240,255 total were deported, which includes people arrested in ice raised and people who are arrested by other law enforcement agencies and handed over t

in alexandria. and away from the water, downtown, washington's birthday parade -- now presidents' day parade. it's going to be spectacular. let's talk about the 66 in culpeper. cooler to the north. a cold front is going to slip him the i-95 corridor. the farther you are from washington, the cooler it will be. start to fallill later this evening, but the weather will be spectacular. paraderge washington will feature temperatures in the mid 60's. light wind about 10 miles per hour. a few high clouds at times tonight. drop to the 40ll degree range in most areas. tomorrow, a different pattern around here. temperatures not as warm. probably highs holding in the mid-50's. the day onhrough wednesday, it looks like temperatures will warm up a little bit. we have a shot at a 70 degree day this week. jummy: thank you. developing news now in arlington. the search for a man accused of turning a housewarming party into a deadly crime scene. police need your help finding jason alec johnson. investigators believe

q: the alexandria boxing club made an appearance followed by alexandria city council members and mayor silverburg. >> this is an incredible turnout for the city of alexandria. we are so thrilled. q: no one more thrilled than the children. >> are you having fun out here? what do you like so far? >> i just don't know! i love the dogs. q: if you missed the parade, no worries. there are a bunch of other events in alexandria to celebrate the holiday including a lecture called "george washington, america's foremost entrepreneur." that is wednesday at the gatsby tavern museum. live from alexandria, q mccray, abc7 news. jonathan: there was a murder at weekend house party in now they are searching for jason johnson. jeff goldberg has the developing story and description of the party moments before the murder took place. what happened? jeff: well, jonathan, arlington police first off are still actively searching for jason johnson. the search has been going on for two days. they have reason to believe he is still in the d.c. region and still armed and dangerous. here in the usually quiet neighbor

the plan is called vision zero, and alexandria is one of the latest cities to embrace it. how it will work all new at 6:00. >> reporter: these flowers at reminder. crossing the street can be deadly if everyone isn't paying attention. these flowers are here for this woman, 49-year-old, a mother of four killed in december, while simply trying to cross. surveillance video of the moments before hard to watch, it's these moments that are causing transportation agencies to fight back. >> changing the safety culture of our region. sometimes it means you have to make a physical change to an actual intersection like what's happening here in alexandria. this city just adopted the vision zero initiative. >> zero traffic related deaths, that is the goal of vision zero. >> we think it's important to have a bold goal. >> lambert is the head of transportation and environmental services in alexandria. >> it's an acknowledgement that roadway crashes are preventable. >> not far from where that deadly december crash happened. tanno 2-year-old through what is now a changed intersection, with

cheryl: in alexandria, cheryl conner, abc7 news. jonathan: congratulations. firefighters in australia come to the rescue of five kittens trapped inside a burning apartment building. a hundred residents were evacuated and the kittens were nearly left behind but luckily t fire crews were able to spot them and bring them out safely. they were given oxygen. they were given water as well. they are all on the mend. seaworld debuted two king penguin chicks in the world. they are expecting to more. how cute are they? the see the new additions with the parents in the public. they get a really distincttive yellow and a bold yellow and black colors. beautiful. michelle: they are gorgeous. the "sports illustratedded" swimsuit issue is out today and familiar face is on the cover. jonathan is dancing. kate upon the is on the cover. she says she has been called curvy but she regrets that because beauty comes in different sizes and shapes. jonathan: she is not curvy. she is beautiful. string bean was so 1980's. michelle: look at this next picture. this looks like hot lava bu

reporting live in alexandria, john gonzalez. larry: a guilty verdict this morning in one of the the tory us cold cases in this country. 38tore clerk, the story of years ago and a first grader who disappeared. >> i will tell you that it is about time. larry: the manhattan jury found hernandez guilty of kidnapping and killing the first -- the six-year-old. 1979, the veryin first time his parents allowed him to walk alone. his body has never been found. autria: encouraging news from california. larry: with word that thousands have been waiting to hear. jummy: we have been following this for several days. 200,000 people evacuated because of that faltering dam are being allowed to go back home. evacuation orders have been downgraded to a warning. officials think that the dam is stable enough to allow people that can, but they are keeping a close eye on the situation and are ready to evacuate again if there is any real sign of trouble. the first test could come in a few hours from now. tonight we will be keeping a close eye and update

alexandria limon has the latest. >>> happened back in september of 2015. he took pair of sunglasses and took off. police were called and a fairfax county police officer ended up using his taser on him down the street. >> this is cell phone video of the led to a lawsuit >> his actions we're saying is excessive force, he has his hands up, his hands go on the hood of the car, boom he gets tased. >> reporter: the lawsuit was filed in december. in january, the police chief filed a motion to dismiss the suit. this week, his attorneys responded. >> we filed an opposition to that motion claiming that we in fact did allege enough facts to proceed. >> reporter: he's suing allen hangs, the officer involved in the incident as well as the fairfax county police chief and the county. >> they rubber stamped this and said this is totally compliant with our policies. that is the basis for the county's liability. they're after the fact ratification and endorsement of his actions. >> reporter: officer hangs was cleared of wrongdoing days after the incident by his boss. the de

we have team 3 coverage, alexandria hoff has more. let's go to cleve bryan live on independence mall. cleve? >> things are now getting back to normal in center city where thomas payne plaza where the second of two protests that really morphed into one took place. the march for humanity and people who wanted to protest against vice president pence as he came to speak to the federalist society. some chants and sign wanted tailored specifically to the vice president pence. other messages were for his boss. (chanting) >> and the vice president spoke near independent mall. hundreds gathered to protest issues related to president trump's administration. some of the topics included the travel ban and penalties for sanctuary cities >> there's a lot of immigrants and the feeling down there is tense. and so i'm just out here to stand up for rights. >> we're all immigrants except for the indianas and we should not be fighting j. market street was temporarily shut down as protesters peacefully marched. some brought along their protest as philadel

>> sadness and disappointment tonight from a syrian american man and a lutheran congregation in alexandria. >> they have been working to help a family until the president's executive order blocked them from coming. >> reporter: the alexandria apartment is ready. >> this room was set up for two girls. >> reporter: lovingly furnished for the syrian family from volunteers for st. john's lutheran church. >> this was set up for the boys. >> reporter: but the family is now homeless. they have had to leave the hotel in jordan where they were sheltering, and because of president trump's 120-day pause on any new refugee arrivals, they have been unable to board the flights that were supposed to carry them to dulles this week and a reunion with their syrian-american relatives. >> reporter: have you been crying a t? i do cry, but that day, sadly, i -- cried? >> yeah. >> we are taught to love it hy neighbor as thy sell -- to love thy neighbor as thy self. his brother is still dreaming of living out the american dream. >> he dreams he will come to build a house on the prairie, small, little house. >> re

the problem in alexandria was more severe. comcast service was restored to all customers by monday afternoon. the company plans to offer impacted customers a credit on their next bill. turning to basketball now-- the wizards home winning streak is finally broken, but it did not end without a fight. leading the charge last night against the cleveland cavaliers was bradley beal. he finished with a game high 41 points. but-- this is where the game turned only seconds left in regulation-- lebron jams turn-around 3 pointer to force overtime. and no one can believe it. cavs go on to win it 140-135 in overtime. head coach scott brookes says his players left it all out on the court. the wizards 17-game home winning streak is broken. next up-- a road game in brooklyn, against the nets. coming up. state officials in russia-- take aim at an american news station. why they claim fox news crossed the line, during an interview with donald trump. t plus, tom brady robbed minutes after winning super bowl 51. and texas police are not happy. wh

former vice mayor city of alexandria and substitute teacher in alexandria school teacher. >> i'm a veteran, sir. i'm earl matthews work for the u.s. department of defense. sworn in an hour after you were. i'm also a veteran, long-time supporter of yours and worked for you and happy to be here, sir. >> good job. >> i'm the vice president. i think you know me. >> i'm daryl's wife. revival center. from cleveland, ohio, pastor of new spirit. great amount of support in the african-american community where we are. we love the lord, we love our new president, and we're praying for our president on a regular basis. >> amen. >> the one thing i didn't understand about them, i thought they were married five or six years, they look so young. should you say how many years you've been married? >> 35? >> 38. >> but in the lord. [laughter] 35 years. >> 33 of the 38 under the blood. >> i'm so grateful our president gives us an ear. to listen to the community, to listen. and people like us are just here to constantly put that message out into the community and we love you for that. we love you for listening

this just in - a water main break reported in alexandria. its on park road near hillside lane.ur suzanne kennedy is on the way there right now - cold & blustery today - warmer for the holiday - cold & blustery today - warmer for the holiday - no significant rain changes today: partly cloudy. cold & blustery. highs: 39-43 feels: 24-32 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: partly cloudy. lighter winds. lows: 22-29 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: partly to mostly sunny. light winds. highs: 48-53 winds: wsw 5 mph heavy flames shooting out of a bethesda apartment - forcing a dozen people to spend the night in a shelter. bethesda apartment - forcing a dozen people to spend the night in a shelter. take a look. this is on hampton mill terrace in bethesda. it was a tough fight for 75 firefighters on the scene! they had to cut down a tree to get a ladder truck close to the building! the good news- no one was hurt. but the damage - is over 400-thousand dollars. officials say the fire was started by smoking materials left on the top balcony. some loudoun county residents are upset about the removal

live in alexandria. lauren larn, "fox5 local news". >> a math teacher is behind bars tonight accused of sexually assaulting two female students at mary ellen henderson middle school. police say daniel estrada of clifton virginia was removed on january 17 and charged with two counts of felony aggravated battery. and it's unclear when the alleged abuse happened earlier we spoke with interim superintendent robert schiller. >> we do not know the full extent of whatever took place and again we have worked cooperatively and very on communications to child protective services as well as with our police department. >> and police want to know if there's more victim. if you have any information on the case call police. >> a loudoun county dance instructor is under arrest accused of having sex with teenage students police arrested chase pal coyesterday and fairfax country police say he was inappropriately communicating with a 13-year-old and two is 4-year-old girls last year and had sex with one of them. investigat

this was on february 8th to alexandria. witnesses say when a group of men -- there was actually men and women but a group were leaving about 6:45 in the morning, walked across the street in the parking lot and apparently they were undercover cars with ice agents waiting there. that's where these men were handcuffed. at least six men were taken away. ice is telling us that there were just two men who were arrested and those men turned out had criminal backgrounds. in fact, they say they were here, approached, these group of men and were doing consensual interviews about a potential target in the process of those interviews that officers identified two criminal aliens, and that that's who was detained. the pastor here very upset about all of this, he says there were more people who were detained and he wants to know what happened with them, take a listen to what he had to say. >> for people to coming to get help, get out of the cold in the winter months, that's impinging upon our rights as our religious rights to practice our

. 47 years later alexandria police asked for help to solve the cold cases. police believe they may be related. 18-year-old, an fbi employee found six months later a 20-year-old was found killed in her apartment. and in 1972 a woman was found dead in an abandon house. >> i think just knowing that this person would confess would be just a blessing to know that it finally ended. >> if you know anything the alexandria police department want to hear from you. >>> a search is underway for the driver of the car that rammed into a u.s. park police cruiser before 4:00 a.m. this morning during a traffic stop in southeast. police say as an officer was getting out of the car the suspect drove into the vehicle and kept going. the officer fired his gun at the car. we don't know if the car was hit. police know they are looking for an older model black dodge charger. >>> thousands of political and religiou conservatives -- conservatives are at the conference to address the republican gathering. they included steve bannan, who rarely makes public appearances. >> every day, e

alexandria hoff is at the penndot yard in norristown for you tonight. alex? >> reporter: ukee penndot has not pretreated roadways, because this is likely to begin as rain and that would wash it away. >> this is expected to be a wet snow, which has some good things, easier for us to treat. it can linger on trees and cause them to come down >> along with rapid response salting and plowing penndot called on their network of tree trimmers to be ready >> we'll have 361 trucks. 170 is our department trucks and we'll be bringing in 182 contracted rentals >> the epicenter will likely be the lehigh valley down through quakertown. that's where we found the family who just moved back from florida. they're hoping to hear about school closures sooner rather than later >> so we can stay up and have fun. other parents should know ahead of time so they can make plans if they need child care >> they're gearing up to wake up to weather completely different >> it's crazy, i would rather have this weather stay than the snow come. but the kids are excited >> boy are they ever, th

venus taha lives in alexandria with her mom and she returned hours after police held a news conference saying they believed her life was in danger. she would could be linked to a 15-year-old girl missing in december and was found dead in springfield over the weekend. they say the girls could be linked to gang sglebz in washington the fbi is looking for a d.c. man wanted on charges of juvl nile sex trafficking this is 2 gary bell who police say prostituted under age girl throughout our area several months. he's considered armed and dangerous the fbi says. if you seen bell or have information about his whereabouts you're asked to call the fbi. >> all right. 4:5 on the dot and let's check in with michael thomas and a first check of the forecast this morning. another cool start and hey, it's february. >> it's february and another cool day today. much like yesterday it will take a while to get the sun outside and we may not warm things up all that much this afternoon. and satellite and radar showing lots of clouds around the region an rain to the south. zooming in here southern maryland and

ellie hall, kindergarten teacher at the alexandria country day school. first of all, happy valentine's day. tell us about your valentine's day plans. >> i'm a kindergarten teacher and i will be celebrating with my kids. i got married in october and so my husband and i are going to vacation in a couple of weeks. eileen: i spotted her and said i had to talk to her. look at the cute little hairpiece she's wearing. i'm sure the your kindergartners will love that. >> absolutely, we get really dressed up and excited during valentine's day. eileen: you were talking >> they love each other a lot so we had to talk about what's appropriate for kindergarten. we have the conversation of -- we love our friends because we are a school family, but in terms of boyfriends and girlfriends, we do that when we have edge waited. after eighth grade. eileen: and then you can do what you want. >> within parental reason. [laughter] of course. happy valentine's day. we will continue spreading the love as "good morning washington" continues. veronica: and we were just singing, eil

alexandria hoff is at the penndot yard in norristown for you tonight. alex? >> reporter: ukee penndot has not pretreated roadways, because this is likely to begin as rain and that would wash it away. >> this is expected to be a wet snow, which has some good things, easier for us to treat. it can linger on trees and cause them to come down >> along with rapid response salting and plowing penndot called on their network of tree trimmers to be ready >> we'll have 361 trucks. 170 is our department trucks and we'll be bringing in 182 contracted rentals >> the epicenter will likely be the lehigh valley down through quakertown. that's where we found the family who just moved back from florida. they're hoping to hear about school closures sooner rather than later >> so we can stay up and have fun. other parents should know ahead of time so they can make plans if they need child care >> they're gearing up to wake up to weather completely different >> it's crazy, i would rather have this weather stay than the snow come. but the kids are excited >> boy are they ever, th

alexandria hoff takes to us one pennsylvania community where investigators try to figure out if a tornadoouched down. >> wind damage, wind gusts, hail and also in some lightning damage reports across the delaware valley from these severe storms that roared across the area today. check out all of these storm reports. toms river, new jersey, lightning hit a home and blew the chimney apart. does not make for a good day. walnutport lehigh valley roof damage wires trees downs, wires down in northampton county in bush kill township pennsylvania, fleetwood berks county barn roof blown off same in wernersville in berks county where we had some of the strongest wind gusts reported to 65 miles per hour in reading, concorde township in delaware county 60 miles per hour, turnersville, new jersey, 60 miles per hour wind gusts and a wind gust of 51 miles per hour in mount pocono. and then we saw a lot of hail across the area as well. in berks county quarter size hail in bernville, allentown quarter size, lake harmony maribel size hail but consuming up to an inch in height because we had so much hail co

alexandria, the waterfront, you can see a little bit of a ripple on the water. for folks in alexandria, it is cold, but it looks like the sky is on fire this morning. everyone, come over to your tv and take a look at it. temperatures this morning starting out in the 30's everywhere. cold, yes. for recess time, it will get up to about 40 degrees. maybe a little extended play. mild afternoon for us considering the average now is 48. it starts dropping to about 40 degrees happy hour forecast, a great happy hour forecast because the promise of some milder temperatures, even higher temperatures this weekend. 35 at 6:00 a.m., probably another beautiful one. we hit 40 by 9:00 a.m., and watch this, lunchtime, even before that, 50's by either side of the noon hour, we push into the 60's for your temperatures tomorrow. much like almost late march. some areas could get up to 70 degrees. look at the fiery sunset for saturday. if you will be running in the birthday marathon at 10:00 a.m. on sunday, we will be right at 58, 59 degrees or so. it will be mild. same thing on mond

reporting live in the sat center alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> alex thank you so much. > meantime tonight a young girl is flown to children's hospital of philadelphia following a very close call in the pool at indian valley family ymca in harleysville montgomery county. according to franconia township police, officers responded to a near-drowning just after 6 o'clock this evening. we're told the girl was conscious when she was transport odd and lifeguards at the pool acted quickly to try to save her. >>> police are looking for answers tonight following the death of a woman in port richmond. it appears that it happened on the 3200 block of mercer street yesterday afternoon. a 57-year-old woman was found by a family member lying unconscious in a pool of blood inside her home. she had suffered blunt force trauma to her head. the vic time died minutes after medics arrived and police found that the second floor of that home was ransacked. however, they didn't find any signs of forced entry. >>> also tonight, protesters filled the streets of philadelphia and cities all around t

. >>> a man robbed and beaten in alexandria is expected to be okay. investigators say four people attacked the guy on mainline boulevard, that's just south of potomac yard. it happened inside the man's apartment this morning. an ambulance was called to scene. the victim didn't need to be transported. police are still looking for the people responsible. >>> being a lifesaver can come with a job if you're a dc firefighter. no matter what kind of life, how small. two guinea pigs were rescued from a fire today. they were returned to their owner. they lived in this building on stanton road and the red cross is helping several people who were forced out of their home. investigators say the fire was a result of a smoldering pipe left over from plumbing work. >>> blocks away firefighters were called to these woods off mississippi avenue. some discarded trees also burned there. no one was hurt. >>> firefighters on the scene of another brush fire today. this one in prince george's county. sky 9 over the scene. about 50 firefighters called in to battle the flame

i think if people pay more attention, it's a good thing. >> reporter: for now, alexandria, the latest city to try to make sure everyone just gets around safely, an issue they say has become a public health concern. in 2016, there we$2016, there w pedestrian death in alexandria, an increase from one death in 2015 and none in 2014. there were two in 2013. >>> an update to a story about a prince george's county man with a rude awakening. the incident would have been a bit upsetting for anyone but not leonard miller. his house has been hit not once or twice but five times. he's lived there since 1971 and doesn't seem to be too worried about it happening again. >> who knew? i'm 88 years old and i'll be 89 in a month and a half. then if i live after that, then who knows. >> he is so cute. >> the house is being repaired now. miller believes the curve in the road is what is causing so many accidents. i hope somebody does something. i can't imagine his insurance is pleased every single time. >> he told pat he's going to put a bull's-eye on the side of the house. >> he talked to him yesterday,

. >> gushing water after an early morning water main break in alexandria, the wintry mess left behind and the work ahead for water crews. >>> and we have snow showers early this morning, snow flurries and light snow showers, we still expect them through the day. we'll talk about how long that will last and much warmer weekend. >> so pretty when that pictures. >> welcome to news 4 midday, we begin with big action happening around the country. a day without immigrants, stores and restaurants close to show the impact immigrants have on our country. single day strikes planned in several different cities including philadelphia, chicago and right here too. news 4's justin finch is live at the corner of 16th and u streets in northwest. justin. >> reporter: hey there, good morning, i know it's almost lunchtime but i can tell you if your plans include busboys and poets you're out of luck of all of those things will be closed today to show what life is like on a day without immigrants. >> look out for locked doors and dark storefronts as local businesses and restaurants join the nationwide stri

. >> right now we have this situation in alexandria. they are working on this problem, blocked each way there but of water main repairs. north howard street at north jordan street here. so a warning for you there. beltway inner loop and outer loop rolling along just fine. 95 north after 3, work zone is out of the way. you don't have to worry about anything on 95 northbound and southbound. on metro, 5:00 a.m. to midnight, operating on a saturday schedule for the holiday. >>> it's 5:02. today we are all getting ready to say good-bye to bao bao. this is a live look at the national zoo panda cam. she's resting or sleeping peacefully. she's got a huge journey in front of her. our 3 1/2-year-old panda cub is moving to china tomorrow morning. since today is a holiday, and it's supposed to be a nice day, you know it's going to crowded. you should have seen the zoo yesterday. >> mad house. >> it was bananas. >> molette green has the best times to catch the last glimpse of bao bao. >> you guys took the words out of my mouth. it can't get better t

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some updated information forform you out of old town alexandria.eak impactingcti king road. road. water no longer gushing outeg there. park road and main shuti down. down watch for slick spots on king kg street in that area.at area crews just got the water wr turned off. of a lot of icy residue on the on e trees there so we'll keep you updated.up >> committee 19 time dozens of restaurants businesses even assa d.c. school all closing todaycls for the dayin without immigrants protest.otest. >> supporters say presidenter donald trump's immigrations igrn policies cast a bad light onht n all immigrants.igrant critics say he is only goinggoig after illegal immigrants.migrs. so we'll ask one of thee participating restaurantating ra owners about that ne with many people with adhd. adhd hope for new understanding andnn treatment. trtment. time right now 7:27.7:7. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ z2a0gz zi0z y2a0gy yi0y i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam.

assistant principal michelle little was also put on lea fox5 a's lindsay watts is livets in alexandria with more on the resignation.resi lindsay, what do we know so far? >>reporter: jim and sarah, unfortunately the fairfax schooa district still is not sayingng what's behind this. a spokesman just told me that he is legal i not able to say because this involves personneln matters. i asked him does this involve students at all? was students safety impacted and i'm told that's not the case. sources are also telling us thau this is not something that involves students, that this is a different kind of investigation.inve principal alex case and assistant principal michelle little were both put on administrative leave earlierrlie this month and again case has now chosen to resign. little l l remains on paid leave. what we've heard from students here at potomac high school isoo that both case and little are very well liked, case especially. been principal since 2013. he grew up in fairfax county schools and then rose through r assistant principal and then principal over a decade. he release a

alexandria hoff. >> reporter: families spent time take picking up these gifts. it's a wedding gift. >> reporter: she registered at the rittenhouse neighborhood store manor home and gifts. after returns home. found that the store abruptly closed. >> no e-mails. >> mailbox is full. >> reporter: past flee week, "eyewitness news" tried multiple times to call and visit. nightmares businesses say owners have not been there in weeks and a nearby storage facility has been cleared out and they aren't the only one. >> i've heard some couple there's a range from anywhere from 2, $3,000 up to $12,000. >> they were just closed. i kept noticing how the lights are off. that's interesting i was on vacation with they don't signs >> jessica was married in june of 2015 and received the gifts. but when a frame she's paid to have engraved that did not show up. she called the vendor drug or alcohol. >> they informed me the machines were never broken and never had an order from me. >> reporter: they finally had to tell her guests their gifts were paid for but never happeneded over >>

alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. >>> a jury found the salvation army and adjacent owner liable for the building collapse that killed six people and injured 13 others of the civil trial taken months but it took jury few hours to come back with a verdict. the jury will now decide how much the defendants owed in 19 papal visits. >>> police searching four suspects who attacked a man on souths before and caught on surveillance video. it happened january 10th in the 1200 block of souths before. suspects came up and punched and kicked him to the ground. they tried to take his cell phone but ran off without getting it. while things have gotten better in recent years, this attack is unnerving >> i saw it come from the bottom to where it is now, the neighborhood changed tremendous >> for the better, >> way better. way better. >> septa riders frequently walking through the area to access the broad street line. this attack happened just a block from the federal station. >>> a 92-year-old woman killed in a house fire in bucks county. julia died at temple university hos

alexandria hoff is live in smyrna and there's new information about the investigation tonight. alex? >> reporter: well, ukee, jessica, building cis the prison was cleared as the crime scene but an extensive investigation will continue. one of the three hostages who made it out alive. >> ♪ >>> smile. smile >> talking about retiring. >> reporter: it's work behind prison walls can harden the heart, steven floyd was kept soft by his wife, children and grandkids >> he sdefbed so much more >> lieutenant floyd was initially one of four workers taken hostage by prisoners on wednesday, he was found unresponsive inside the facility the following day. hours after his body transported from the medical examiner's office. hundreds gathered to honor a man who officials say shouted to warn responders of a trap inside the prison. choosing their lives over his own. >> ♪ . >> reporter: one counselor and two fellow correctional officers made it out alive. this is one of them. >> i new to the department. >> this is what being held prisoner by prisoners looks like. with wounds both body and spirit.

highs: 72-77 winds: sse 5-15 mph breaking right now -alexandria police investigating a carjacking.his happened on south whiting street, right next to the van dorn plaza shopping center. alexandria police tell us a suspect went to a woman getting in her car, and implied he had a weapon. he drove off with her 2016 silver rav-4. no one was hurt, but if you know anything -- call police. also breaking overnight - hazmat crews are on the scene of a serious accident this morning in maryland. it happened just after midnight on antelope lane and addison road. it's unclear what sparked the crash but officials it started a fuel leak. one truck lost between 200 to 300 gallons of low sulfur diesel fuel. an update this morning. the police officer involved in a dramatic crash- has been taken off patrol duty. a fairfax police cruiser slammed into a van in falls officer was speeding at the time- and the flashing lights were not on. the police department is doing an internal investigation. police say a 5-year-old playing with a lighter sparked a fire that killed him- and injured several of his famil

alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you for that. >>> a jury found the salvation army and adjacent owner liable for the building collapse that killed six people and injured 13 others of the civil trial taken months but it took jury few hours to come back with a verdict. the jury will now decide how much the defendants owed in 19 papal visits. >>> police searching four suspects who attacked a man on souths before and caught on surveillance video. it happened january 10th in the 1200 block of souths before. suspects came up and punched and kicked him to the ground. they tried to take his cell phone but ran off without getting it. while things have gotten better in recent years, this attack is unnerving >> i saw it come from the bottom to where it is now, the neighborhood changed tremendous >> for the better, >> way better. way better. >> septa riders frequently walking through the area to access the broad street line. this attack happened just a block from the federal station. >>> a 92-year-old woman killed in a house fire in bucks county. julia died at temple university hos

fox5's alexandria limonlin starts us off from prince prie william county. alexandria.shed u somewhere along this beach inchn mid january here in dumfries.um. now police say an internala power struggle within ms-13m may be the reason he wass killed. lled. >> apparently he claimed aen role that he didn'ttl is what my understanding of itat was. now whether that was theethethaw motivation for his killing iill know that was an issue that's tt been brought up.been bro whether that was theat was the motivating factor in his deathde i don't know. >> reporter: prince williamwilli county police said their murder investigation into io members of ms-13 were nott happy sosa rivas claimed to best the leader ofo ms-13 in the3 it area but they add there coulderc be other factors in his murder. david wright works just yards away from whereht wor the body n washed up.wash up. he says he spoke with investigators on the scenescene that day. day. >> eye they just said he had a a lot of tattoos and he was hews cut up pretty bad and maybe ayba bullet in the head oror something like that and

alexandria hoff. >> reporter: families spent time take picking up these gifts. it's a wedding gift. >> reporter: she registered at the rittenhouse neighborhood store manor home and gifts. after returns home. found that the store abruptly closed. >> no e-mails. >> mailbox is full. >> reporter: past flee week, "eyewitness news" tried multiple times to call and visit. nightmares businesses say owners have not been there in weeks and a nearby storage facility has been cleared out and they aren't the only one. >> i've heard some couple there's a range from anywhere from 2, $3,000 up to $12,000. >> they were just closed. i kept noticing how the lights are off. that's interesting i was on vacation with they don't signs >> jessica was married in june of 2015 and received the gifts. but when a frame she's paid to have engraved that did not show up. she called the vendor drug or alcohol. >> they informed me the machines were never broken and never had an order from me. >> reporter: they finally had to tell her guests their gifts were paid for but never happeneded over >>

live in alexandria, tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: the stormwatch team has you covered. "good morning washington" will start at 4 a.m. stay connected around the clock by following us on facebook, twitter, and our website, wjla.com. alison: breaking news from fairfax county, where there is a police scene in vienna. three people are on the run after a police chase. this started with a theft that tysons. a car was spotted a short time later. the driver tried to get away from the police, then crashed. three suspects still on the loose right now. tough face to forget, a convicted sex offender back in custody tonight. matthew sager was released from a southern virginia jail last week, was supposed to be in texas, but never showed up. he was taken back into custody. developing now ,a youth football coach arrested for sexual assault. alison: warner murphy is behind bars tonight, and the police say there may be more victims. jonathan: anna-lysa gayle spoke with the president of the football league and has what he is saying about this disturbing news. anna-lysa: warner murphy was

jonathan: while the district continues to get free rides, alexandria has a nice free show today. how much fun is this? the sight and the sounds of the presidents' day parade in old town. the weather was perfect. the crowd bigger than usual. probably because of the weather. alexandria boxing club out t the mayor was there, among others who took part in the parade including a fun day for all. michelle: beautiful. 1 million people have visited the national museum of african american history and culture. it's only been open for four months now. the visitors aren't in a hurry. the average weekend visitor spends six hours there. to compare people spend less than two hours on average at other smithsonian museums. jonathan: thousands lined up at the national zoo for a last chance to say goodbye for bao bao. the panda cub flies to china tomorrow as part of breeding partnership with the country. the zoo will be closed tomorrow from 8:00 until 12:00 noon. but they will facebook live the final hours at the zoo and her departure from dulles. that should be cool. michelle: people really are at

. >>> alexandria police are looking for a group of men involved in a home invasion. investigators said the man broke into an apartment on mainline boulevard, south of potomac yards and they meet up the guy inside and robbed him. medics called to treat him were not -- said they were not serious. >>> the suspect trying to run over a park officer is on the run. the officer stopped the driver on congress street southeast around 3:00 this morning. police said the driver tried to run over the officer as he made his getaway and the officer was not hurt. however, authorities are not saying why he stopped the driver in the first place. >>> u.s. park police did catch up with the driver who took off her -- took off after this collision on the washington park with this morning in the southbound lane just before 6:00 a.m. near route 197. police are did not charge the driver who fled. >>> many are spending this presidents' day holiday at the zoo tube say goodbye to bao bao. the giant pandas having his last day at the national zoo. she leaves for china tomorrow. the crowds are grow

he lives in alexandria. his wife was living in sudan and obtained visa in december set to come to the united states. but her plans were put on hold when the travel ban went in effect. >> devastated. i thought about moving back but i didn't want to be without my wife. the political leaders, he was rallvel. then the ban was lifted. >> i'm happy. >> another couple with a similar story. they live in falls church and several weeks ago she went to see her ailing parents in qatar. nine days ago she flew to dulles but was denied entry and sent back to qatar. >> i thought maybe i won't see my husband again. i believe that american people are really, really nice people. jeff: now they can embrace and smile at large. >> we came for freedom. we came for future and hope. we thought now we have it back again. jeff: everybody will be watching the courts on what will happen with the travel ban. not just people in the united states but people across the world with visas who want to get in the country. interesting to see what

alexandria hoff is live with the latest tonight from police. alex? >> reporter: ukee, jessica, this is the seventh incident in seven months. in terms of a pattern, police say this seems to be operating in one specific area and on days when the weather is mild. k9 officers spent hours combing through the wooded trail to say surrounding the kings grant section of evesham township. >> we know obviously he's getting some kind of gratification by exposing himself to women. we don't know where he'll take this. >> reporter: before 5:00 p.m., this man dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt and jogging pants exposed himself to three women near wood lake drive and then began performing a lewd act on himself >> i don't know what's going on, but kind of obscene >> this marks seven confirmed incidents involving the same suspect description since july. >> everything pointed to the fact that this person is on foot and obviously very familiar with the trails behind each of the locations. >> reporter: police believe there's a chance this suspect lives in the immediate a

there's two sides of the story i hear in alexandria. back to you in the studio. >>> the maryland senate has approved a measure for a metro safety program. this follows a threat from the federal government to withhold about $9 milon through april. the senate voted 45-0 for the bill. which now goes to the house. federal officials announced last week they would withhold funding from dc, maryland and virginia until they create a new metro safety commission. the district already has approved the measure. the legislation received initial approval in both chambers of the virginia general assembly. a final bill has not yet been passed. >>> president trump headed to his mar largo estate for the weekend. he made a stop in south carolina. we'll tell you what he did. >> the heavy rains in the forecast out west slow repairs of the orville damn. we'll have more on that. first what about our weather? >> nothing like that. it's hard to believe over the next several days it's actually february. february has gone on vacation somewhere. we'll have the ful