allison and her husband john were over the moon to learn they were becoming parents. allison's pregnancy has been difficult, with constant episodes of nausea. >> it would be over like 30 times a day vomiting and like everything would trigger me. about five weeks in, because it vomiting blood. >> she gets i.v. treatments every two weeks. >> between the hospital bill and the doctors' bills it end up being $20,000 for one month. >> for a recent treatment her doctor says her insurance coverage stopped. the plan asked for allison's citizenship papers. >> which is very strange, because when you're filling out the application you indicate, yes, i'm a u.s. citizen, here's my social and they're able to see all of that. >> allison is a naturalized citizen, having come here when she was an infant. she sent her documents but there was still a lapse in coverage and she was facing hefty medical bills until she said better get baquero. >> we started getting calls from all different people apologizing profusely, being like oh actually we had everything, which we knew because we had d

allison and steve? >> coming up next very latest on the breaking news from overseas brussels. >> still very fluid developing stwlaition. lot of new information come nxingt we'll get you the latest bombing -- several bombings in brussels including main airpor airport. 6:38 more details next. >> we'll keep app eye on what is happening over seas in brussels. two blasts at app airport at brussels international airportch the main airport there. the death toll right now stands at 13 coming from various reports. there were also three other blasts at subway stations somewhere in near the airport. we're still trying to put all the pieces together as far as information to what happened with these attacks. what we know right now is that one of the bombs apparently went off near the departures terminal apparently american airlines departure terminal cording to witnesses the second bomb went off at the other end of the terminal going off both ends at the same time. travelers had to literally step over people caught

i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. we're on top of breaking news out of tampa this morning where a deputy shot a man late last night. it happened around 10:45 at the windwood oaks apartment complex. that's on north north of fletcher. 10 news reporter emerald morrow is live at the scene. emerald, fill us in on what happened. - allison, pretty bizarre story out of this apartment complex this morning. - we just spoke with deputies on the scene not too long ago, and they say everything started when someone living here called 911 abouta man outside frantically waving around a semi- automatic handgun. - here's a better look at the scene. - deputies say when they got here.things didn't get any better - they say they tried to get the man to put the gun down, but he kept waving it around - that's when he got really aggressive. sheriff's officials say he was yelling and even pointed the gun at the four deputies on the scene...and that's when they say they had no choice but to shoot. - we just found out who this guy is...his name

you i'm allison seymour.n s >> and i'm steve chenevey. ste welcome to fox5 news morning.neg first up at 6:00 today the todat freddie gray case heads toeads t maryland's highest court. cou at issue, whether officer william porter can be forceder r to testify in the trials ofof his colleagues. the maryland court of appeals will hear arguments from bothmet sides. a circuit court judge earlier rejected prosecutors' requestue to force porter to testify.estiy prosecutors want that decision reversed. porter's trial ended in a hungnn jury back in december.ecembe >> now to fairfax county, virginia where two people have l died of heroin overdoses in the last three day >> one of them a 17-year-old7-yr high school student.gh s fox5's annie yu in cliftonn this morning with more on this i story. annie. >> reporter: hey, goodte morning, steve and allison.nd an this is absolutely heartbreaking.ak as you mentioned, just 17 years old and students here at centreville high school filechoi back in class today just after 8 o'clock, grief counselors,ouor grief

i'm allison kropff. and i'm mark rivera, in for ian. we're on top of breaking news out of brussels this morning where the airport has been evacuated after two explosions. this is what it looked like just moments after those explosions. just chaos at brussels airport as people go running from the airport after those two large explosions. 10 news reporter jenny dean is on top of this breaking story. jenny what have you been able to find out so far? here's what we know so far.. the two explosions were powerful.. just take a look at these pictures posted on social media.. you can see windows blown out and glass so far .. one person has been confirmed killed, but there are a number of injuries, and as things start to calm down there we should get a more accurate account of that. this happened around 8am brussels time in the departures area of the airport.. which you can imagine was a busy time.. there were thousands of people inside at the time.. and it took a while to get everyone evacuated. on an interesting note...this comes just 4 days a

allison >> i do.>> i >> yeah.s. >> um-hmm.m. >> 26 in pittsburgh. 25 at columbus.um >> that map, yeah. >> 19 -- 19 in detroit. >> okay. >> we get creative in then weather department. >> very nice. >> our cold front through.gh the winds are not through. thr they are really blowing outng o there 20, 30 even 40 miles perlr hour wind gusts at this hour.. lake effect snows kicking insnon north and west we'll be partl bp toll mostly sunny today. much much cooler than yesterdayy daytime highs 20 degrees coolero in some cases with mid 40s out 4 there this afternoon. we are still on track asra a mentioned thursday night intoig friday nor a period of winter wr weather. there may ab rain/snow mix line fairly close by.ly close but the potential is there for some travel delays and someandom school delays for parts of ours area by friday morning. mor so just keep a close eye on that forecast and we'll warm it up wu very quickly things will meltilm off here.f he. nation will do most of the workw for us melting things. tng >> tha

we have updates as allison and wisdom has been telling you.estoration betweene foggy bottom and federaled center.er metro anticipating delays ofingl 30 minutes to an hour.utes tan h they're single tracking rightck now across the orange and blueline. silver line servi wiehle-reston e ast the tweets from metro to geto more specific about all thepeci different lines and what'snes going on blue and orangend ora westbound trains will skip wl smithsonian and federal fed triangle reduce delays. re dela. use eastbound trains or bus b service from l'enfant. l'e blue and orange eastboundastb trains will skip farragut westts and mcpherson square to reduce delays. de use westbound trains or busbod r service from foggy bottom andnd they're saying there wasg therwa approximately 18 shuttleely she buses. they may reduce the amount nowow that some of the service has been restored and they aretod an single tracking so bottom linem orange blue and silver liner lie expect delays from 30 to 60 t minutes this morning and plan ahead. if you can, take a differentan,

>> allison is coming back in the business she started in as a toddler.en "star search" winner told us at age 6. >> i would like to do a big screen, th's e bst thing i want to be so bad. >> i want to be on the big screen. did she ever, at 8 starring in "parenthood" and at 10 starring in "curly sue." do you feel like you missed out on some of your childhood because of that? >> honestly i don't, i think my parents made a real effort in making life as normal as possible. i had friends and i was an average, normal k it was after that that things got wonkie. >> she made her way to broadway. drugs and alcohol started taking their toll. >> i kind of did anything and everything i could get my hands on towards the end, whatever would numb the pain. >> what was one of your times? >> i was definitely drinking and using every day. that was the lowest point. >> she's now eight years sober, a wife and a full-time mom of 2. >> my children sort of grounded me. they brought me into a different place. and i would never be able to have created these lives if i hadn't change

i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. today hulk hogan will be back in court and on the stand -- as gawker attorneys continue their cross-examination. hogan is suing the blog for 100 million dollars after they published a sex tape featuring hogan and the wife of his former best friend. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the pinellas county judicial building. sarah, gawker claims their first amendment rights protect them in will that really hold up in court? it all comes down to one question: does the newswothiness of the video outweigh hogan's right to privacy? that'll be up to a jury to decide. hogan was overcome by emotion when he took the stand monday saying the video "turned his world upside down". hogan's attorney says the 1st amendment defense is weak and "was never designed to protect this kind of conduct. this was a significant violation of privacy." gawker's attorney reasons: hogan is being greedy, especially considering he "made his sex life public in countless ways." here's what i'm looking into now--

allison is close friends with another a child jody sweeten from "full house" making a little bit of a come back of her own. >>> >>> on child reality star kim richard last time we sat down with her she had just completed rehab follow her arrest after a beverly hills hotel. since then s been arrested for shoplifting and dealt with the death of her husband and best friend. now she's about to make her debut on a high intensity reality show. the quesis, can she stay sober? i asked her about it. >> i'm defending myself. walking into it was not what i expected. >> [ bleep ]. >> was there some concern being in that kind of environment, as you were dealing with your you're cast in an environment where people are drinking and there's madness going on. >> it wasn't even tempting for me. when you see something like that, you almost go, whew, glad it's not me. >> it's like kim's repeating the reality tv of madness, and she's also bringing her daughter into it. so nemesis this time isn't lisa kyle or lisa renna, it's montague. >> how are you going to be stopped from getting to that point? >> i didn

i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> all right. news first. developing overnight, at least fourteen people hurt after commuter train derailed in california and pictures frightening, the train went off the track while traveling from sap fran kiss obey area last night. one car was submerged in livrk and they believe a fallen tree on the track cause the the derailment. >> so public now it's another big day for presidential candidates and voters go to the poll today mississippi, idaho, michigan, hawaii, and democrat held to the polls to michigan and louisiana today. the next big around of primar primaries comes tuesday including john kasich home turf ohio and marco rubio home state of florida. both those stays are winner take all for gop cap sglait bernie sanders lashing out to hillary clinton of mischaracterizeing hi position on the bail out as a. >> many thought that he might make a third party bid for white house make albloomburg will she has the greatest respect for them. live with bernie standers says another billionaire running f

allison.... an investigation is underway right now after deputies say a wrong-way driver hit one of their patrol cars. thankfully, no one was hurt. deputies say derek hyde was going the wrong way on u-s 301 when they started to follow him. he kept driving, ran red lights, and made it to county road 672 when he he was eventually surrounded by deputies, but tried to ram one of their cars. hyde was arrested and is facing several charges. in a few hours hulk hogan will be back in a pinellas county courtroom for his trial against the website, gawker. he's suing the entertainment website for 100 million dollars over a leaked sex tape. hogan was taken off the stand around 2:00 tuesday afternoon after the defense spent most of the day questioning him about his sex life. he testified about a total of 10 hours. 10 news will be in the courtroom today. you can stay on top of the trial and watch live on our 10 news app. search for w-t-s-p in your app store now. right now, a new york city detective is recoveri

d.c back to you holly and allison. n >> erin thank you very much.erym appreciate it. >> still ahead this morning, mog two separate terror attacks reported overseas in less thanss 24 hours. we'll have the latest developments coming up. >> and also after a wildwild weekend on the campaign trail,at the candidates are turningurning their focus to tomorrow's bigro primaries.im who's ahead in the latestat polls next. 7:09 now. life's sharing a meal. and a kitchen with room for everyone. spend $4000 or more on a new kitchen and get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. her car in the northboundorth lane. the deadly bombing.bing they say the suicide bombers ara beach in the ivory coast.oa no indication any americansan were injured or killed buted this is the third attack on a tourist hot spot in west africa since november.embe >>> still ahead, thehead, presidential candidates making a final push today beforee tomorrow's big primaries.ig what could the next do for the frontrunners coming up. cing up. >> we'll tell you how severel

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests --n jimmy and his ice t, ice t, allison williams, allison williams, comedian gabriel iglesias. comedian gabriel iglesias. and featuring the legendary and featuring the legend roots crew. roots crew. >> questlove: five -- woo! >> questlove: five -- woo! >> steve: and now, here he is, >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what you want ] >> jimmy: that's what you want right there. right there. hello! hello! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone, ome, welcome, w welcome to "the tonight show." welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here, everybody. i appreciate it. everybody. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] well, here's the latest on the election.he latest on the election. three more states went to the polls yesterday, and a lot of places wound up having a record turnout. wound up having a record i guess people want to be able to tell their grandkids, "there [ laughter ] and i voted in the last election." election." [ applause ] that's right, three s

allison. >> caityln, thank you. it's still ahead. caught on camera. what appears to be a police officer beating a student in baltimore. that video is next and also, what investigators are saying this morning. >> and back on earth now scott kelly touching down after spending nearly a fuel year in space. traveling get this, 144 million miles circling world 5400 times and yet somehow almost being able to stand. smile and thumbs up. he's amazing. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. >> 6:11 now thousands turned out to say final goodbyes to a fallen prince will youth county officer. ashley guindon was shot and killed while responding to a domestic violence call. philadelphia family and friends packed the chapel. her casket will be taken to her home state of massachusetts where there will be a funeral service on sunday for her family. >> a police officer allegedly beat a student all c

. >> reporter: allison, city leaders are coming down hard on fallon's arrangement and even councilmembers are chiming in, asking if she can be censured. this started on friday after councilwoman claire fallon asked internal marty puckett to forward a letter through e- mail. puckett is the vice president of the firefighters' union. both puckett and fallon have been critical, and in the letter, puckett calls for the fire chief to leave. the response to the letter calling for a meeting to see if the council can censure fallon citing, quote, the constant and the city of charlotte. they called for puckett to stop working with fallon calling his behavior unacceptable and the city gave me a could you please of the charter saying that the mayor and council cannot direct the work of a city employee. puckett has been warned that he can lose his job if he does not cut ties with fallon. fallon believes that city leaders are trying to bully her. live in uptown, jenna deery, eyewitness news. >>> and in gaston county, two commissioners will likely step down because of a dispute among board members. if s

allison?y amateur video capturing thisng t moment it's a scuffle that broke out during donald trump's roll rally in roanoke virginiake viri yesterday it happened between a media photographer and a secrett service agent. age. the photographer was coveringin protester who's had been kick bk out of trauma pops even secret service says it is investigati investigating. >> this is super tuesday.uper it is finally here and voters in about a dozen states head to tho polls today and that of courseof includes virginia.es virginia. today is the single biggest delegate grab of all the days in the nominating process and thisi could be make or break from som of the candidates.s. fox5's melanie alnwick live at a polling place in fairfax now now with more. mor good morning. >> reporter: good morning,ni steve and allison.llison you know, the virginia board ofo elections expects pretty decentn turn out here for primary day. that's why schools here inn fairfax county i'm here at okaying ton high school many of t

back to you, allison and steve. ways at oneth of the busieste airports in th country reopened after a pothole delayed a flight foror hours. hours. delayed lots of flights.yed a pilot getting ready to land reported seeing damaged pavement essentially a bigment e pothole at la guardia airportir new york. the runway was shut down until t repair crews were able to get there and patch that pothole. tp not just on our roads apparently. >>> according to the federalrdin government there was a big increase in roadway deathsay dea last year. la to get to the bottom of why itfw was such an increase stop safety officials will meetty with o dot today. t that meeting is happening in the district. the group will examine humanmine behavioral issuest contribute to 94 percent of crashes.hes. almost all. all officials will also announcence its vision for improvingmproving traffic safety over the nextvern 25 years. yea >> new setback just days afterea the cleveland clinic announcednu medical history this weektory t doctors said yesterd

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i'm allison kropff. and i'm mark rivera, in for ian. we continue to stay on top of developments in brussells... where at least 34 people were killed by terrorists. 10 news reporter jenny dean is in the satellite center. jenny police have identified at least two of the men resposible for this? yes.. belgian police now know who two of the brussels airport. take a look.. according to several news outlets..police say the two men in black are brothers.. khalid and brahim el bakraoui. they believe the man in the light colored jacket is also one of the attackers... but likely survived and they are trying to find him. sources say police know who he is.. meantime.. just after the attacks belgian police began conducting raids across brussels searching for that suspect. in one home they found a nail filled bomb, chemical products and an isis flag. the woman speaking there lives just down the road from one of the homes that was raided. for now, the manhunt for that third suspect continues across belgium this morning... while many are still recoveri

im allison mechanic newschannel 3. new tonight in charlotte, investigators are hoping a series of photos will help solve a murder case gone cold. they say the victim may have ties to virginia beach. detectives worked with experts at davidson college to create sketches of the victim in the case. the unidentified 20-to-30 year old woman was found dead on statesville avenue in 20-11. they also have a photo of the when they found her. and take a look at the sweatshirt she was wearing - it says "virginia beach, virginia." detectives think she may have a friend or relative in hampton roads. if she looks familiar - you re asked to call charlotte police. new at 11 stopping violent crime -- that was the goal of a community unity forum held in hampton tonight. in 2016 -- that s 2- months and 2 days -- there have been 9 death investigations on the peninsula alone. tonight there was a packed house at hampton high school. members of the newport news and hampton police departments, prosecutors, and pastors met with the community to

.:0 good thursday morning, i'mng, allison seymour. >> and i'm steve chenevey.'m s let's get you caught up firstca on the metro situation.ugiton all the trains on all the o t lines up and running this hour. >> our melanie alnwick joins ali us live from the foggy bottom bo stop where crews worked lateked into the night to makeo m necessary repairs. mel, good morning. g >> reporter: good morning, steve and allison.anallis folks here definitely gettingetg back on track this morning.orng and i think a lot of peoplepl finally realizing how seriousus this what the problems were with those underground cables and knowing that even though it eve was a really risky call anall tough call for metro gm paul pl wiedefeld that they foundhefo defects so serious in at leastea three parts of the line thatt trains should not have been running along those tracks.ck now, things did open onn schedule at 5 o'clock thislohi morning. take a look at the video weeo w shot here just as the station manager came in and opened upne those gates and the passengersse started to go in. gin. so, go

i'm allison kropff. and i'm mark rivera, in for ian. we're on top of that breaking news hilary just talked about in sarasota. right now, university parkway between old bradenton road and desoto road is closed after a deadly crash. 10news reporter garin flowers is live at the scene. garin you just talked to police, historic moments historic moments are in the making right now in cuba. historic moments right now in cuba. president barack obama and his family are in havana this morning. president to visit the island nation in 88 years. sarah hollenbeck is in our satellite center. sarah, not everyone is excited about president obama's visit and some ended up in jail for protesting it. yes, 50 people have been arrested, as they yelled and marched around havana demanding improved human rights. take a look at this crowd-- you can see them shoving and pushing eachother and being hauled off by police officers in cuba. members of the group, known as the ladies in white, march each sunday after mass at a church in a suburb of havana called miramar

i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. the presidential campaign continues to heat up, and this morning, all the chatter is around the republican debate. 10news reporter emerald morrow is in-studio. emerald, the debate was pretty brutal. but by the end, all the candidates said they'd support trump if he became the nominee. yeah, there were lots of attacks thrown around the stage during the debate, so it might not have seemed like the candidates would have ever gotten to that point. but as the debate closed, trump had everyone on his side. it's almost as though their chances at being the nominee slipping away. the candidates spent more time attacking trump than they did each other in this debate just a few days after super tuesday, where trump earned wins in seven of the eleven states. they criticized him on everything from his vague policy stance to his business record, but things quickly went haywire and got really weird when trump defended his anatomy against a previous attack from rubio. can you say awkward? because tha

back to allison and steve.te >> a few minutes away from thefr start of the annual whiteual it house easter egg roll.egg >> our caitlin roth is live l this year with a preview ofreew what's to come. caitlin, good morning.d >> reporter: good morning, gmorn guys, don't need the umbrellasme so we're already seeing a little bit of improvementvement right now as the rain hasn tapered off a bit.it meeting characters all morningoi long here on the south lawn at the white house previewing the easter egg roll. r smoky bear is a visitor this morning. he's nice and warm.icand he just walked outside. outde he's very comfortable.ab beth rand of the u.s. forest ths service is here this morning. mg >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning to goo you. i know smoky is not going to spea his behalf.seh do kids get to meet him. >> absolutely. abs smoky will be here all day b long for every group that comes through up until theupil very ends at 6:30.:3 >> reporter: he's here usually every year and whiznd w the owl, too. >> what is

good morning, it's i'm allison good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. we're on top of that breaking news out of st. pete....where a car full of criminals in a stolen car crashed into an undercover police vehicle, sending two officers to the hospital. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live on central avenue at 54th street where the crash happened. emerald, thankfully the police chief said the officers will be ok... but police wonder if this could have all been prevented. - yeah, there's of course no way to really say if it could or not - but police did say this car you see mangled in the middle central avenue...was stolen after someone left the keys inside. - so police wonder if two of their own would have been spared from this terrible crash if someone had just taken a few seconds to take their keys out and lock the door. - and ironically, the st. pete officer and the tampa police officer inside were working together as part of a stolen car task force to help prevent the very thing that happened. - even worse...the officers weren't even pursuing this ca

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ice t, allison williams, comedian gabriel iglesias.nd featuring the legendary rootcrew. >> questlove: five -- woo! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what you want right there. hello! welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, everyone, welcome to "the tonight show." i'm your host jimmy fallon. thank you for being here, everybody. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] well, here's the latest on the election. three more states went to the polls yesterday, and a lot of places wound up having a record turnout. i guess people want to be able to tell their grandkids, "there used to be a country called america. [ laughter ] and i voted in the last election." [ applause ] that's right, three states held primaries and caucuses yesterday in what was being called western tuesday. you can tell it was western tuesday because there was even some tumbleweed on the ballot. and it was very -- [ laughter and applause ] "it's windy." i read that utah registered almost 60,000 people to vote in t

good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. we're on top of that breaking news out of st. pete....where a car full of criminals in a stolen car crashed into an undercover police vehicle, sending two officers to the hospital. 10news reporter

allison, yesterday, 70s on the way.lize i was sitting in traffic on the bell way, something in my lap was missing. >> what, happen possible trophy. >> oh, fun. >> i thank you. >> you just stole tucker's thunder. >> no, i didn't. >> captain and tan eel that's what's missing. >> tucker, remember, the awesome christmas pretty gave you? >> i heard muskrat love. haven't heard that in like 30 years. >> that's not muskrat love, is it? >> no, one more time. >> oh. >> ♪ >> fifty-four in washington, 54 annapolis, hey, notice how much warmer the temperatures are than yesterday. good 20 degrees or so warmer than yesterday. and we are looking at beautiful day. some clouds out there early, we won't get any rain, nice and dry, nice southerly breeze will set up today high pressure off to the east and south. hey, i tell you where it is not string, looking out toward denver, blizzard warnings, eastern colorado pushing up through nebraska, minute society, a wisconsin, greenbay, looking at the potential for foot of snow, by early friday mo

good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. the dash towards florida's prized 99 delegates heats up tonight when marco rubio will be in tampa seeking for your vote. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the tampa convention center where rubio will meet with supporters later today. sarah, we know hispanic voters could be key in this election but will they make a difference for rubio in the florida primary? ian, this could be the first time americans have a latino in the white house, but both rubio and cruz may not have the voters they need to win. rubio's parents are from cuba ted cruz's father was born in cuba we know they are both fighting to get the growing hispanic vote but in several key swing states including florida most latinos are not cuban and most lean democratic. most also oppose both rubio's and cruz's positions on immigration reform. all of that could dash the gop's hopes that cruz or rubio could do what few republicans have ever been able to do in a presidential election: attract significant hispanic support

good morning, it's i'm allison kropff. and i'm ian reitz. final results are trickling in from super tuesday. it was a tough night for marco rubio, who told a crowd he is still fighting to stay in this race. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is in the newsroom-- breaking down what's next for the florida senator. at this point, rubio has only won one state- minnesota. that's a worse record than the worst teams in the nfl last year: the cleveland browns and tennessee titans at least managed to win three of their that means the established republican presidential hopeful is in big trouble the media actually proclaimed rubio the "real" winner of three of the first four presidential primaries after he finished behind donald trump in all four -- but then he lost a bunch more last night. so what's next? rubio is pushing hard to win here in florida. but some political analysts it might be time for him to reevaluate his campaign, and as a young contender, consider another try in the future. and time is running out for the panicking republican establish

i'll toss it back inside to youy allison and steve.n allison you got to come down dow this year.y morning or late at night.ight >> hmm.mm. >> okay. i'm taking some time off next week.week aftheernoon, tuck.rnoon, tuc you know how she r >> scholl drive down and save her spot. >>> you know what happens, i w think that is what happens. i i start it,s i get down there ahh.ah new york city park i go to applebee'. >> once we start something andeg we keep going all morning long n we're going through to to 9:00 o'clock we're going to g g did day c. >> we're live on big local b loc stories including fast-movingasi fire we've been talking aboutalo all morning long that leftg lon dozens of people without homes.s >> also a 9a, just wait untilwat you hear what one flight fli attendant is accused of smuggling.uging. >> we also have must see video t from the national zoo involvingl one of the pandas, oh my goshy s this is so cute.thisso c >> it's like cuteness overload.l plus a washington redskin willin join us live in the loft. l he is making one dream come true for little girl.e girl. they're