here to take us through the papers is allison. allison, you will start with the russian press reaction to yesterday's metro attack. allison: front page news. picturepaper and have a of the blown out metro car on their front page. the paper says despite the terrible consequences, there was very little panic industries. russian papers, we see the attack from above and this paper is affiliated with the wall street journal and financial times and has an editorial that awards the government could use the attack to you security and intelligence to crack down on civic engagement. another russian paper that has an editorial were being about the repercussions of this attack. it said it sent shockwaves and panic through social media and they are were read the government will use as a justification for fighting terrorism rather than focusing on problems at home which is what the newspaper think they should be doing. focusesthe moscow times on solidarity. alison: they say they are shaken but strong and compares it to a bombing in 2010. they s

couple of things, steve, allison that complicated firefighter efforts here. first know sprinklers or smoke alarms in this building because it was under construction. all construction trues in the building had to get out on their own he and fortunately a lot of them before in. and that gave a lot of pockets where the fire could expand and side and third there's nowhere on the backside of this building where fire fight irdz could set up ladder crews and no where to put ladder trucks on backside of building the. that meant they could only attack from the front, a number of issues here they have to look at as they continue the investigation into what caused the fire. liver in news". >> a drone flying over that fire in college park led to arrest this man. 24-year-old travon miller it was flying in restricted airspace and it got so close to police chopper that the pilot had to perform evasive maneuvers to avoid collision with it. >> 65 opened. >> ought after 10 a driver struck a cruiser helping a disabled motorist. two officers were hurt and taken to the hospital.

how did she know allison? here's how she knew.med off to her and several areas on the bill stated it was not for legal use, steve, but for use in motion pictures only. >> that's a good tipoff. >> it is a good tip. ps, they gave her a real 20. i would have wanted to keep the 20 because it's kind of cool if it said for motion picture use only. >> but worth nothing. >> maybe that's me. a missing hiker from taiwan has been found after being lost for 47 days in the himalayas. sadly his girlfriend who was with him died three days before he was rescued. the two survived by eating snow and salt after their food ran out. 47 days found alive. >>> and stores, yup, a thing of the past. they've been closing across the nation for years, right, but when one man who is living with autism found out that his local blockbuster store was closing he took it pretty hard so his dad came and with a brilliant plan. he built a mini blockbuster at their home. his son who is nonverbal was thrilled when he saw that mini blockbuster store and just in case you

and so sometime later i guy named clay allison came to town and clay allison was called ashootist .here was a john wayne movie by that name but theyactually called certain gunmen, especially the expert ones shootist . and clay allison would have a terrible reputation, terrible guy and he came to dodge city to kill wyatt earp in revenge for his friend. so he's walking around town with his gun and everything saying where's wyatt, where's wyatt and so wyatt earp finds him and confronts him and there's a standoff there. and basically the conversation was clay allison saying i'm here for you wyatt and wyatt saying i think the best thing you should do is get on your horse, turn around and leave, this is not going to end well. and what neither one of them knew was that bat had heard about this and a few doorways down was there with a shotgun and he later said if he had killed wyatt, i was going to kill him. that's how they had each other's back but count clay allison road out of town. this was wyatt's personality and the idea that i'm not going to let you shoot up this town was kind of a t

>> reporter: hey, allison. so far we just arrived here about ten minutes ago. we've been talking to firefighters and some witnesses. they have kind of evacuated the station. they've been pulling people off the trains. we tried to go down earlier. we got turned around pretty quickly visibility wise we're not seeing any sort of smoke talking to firefighters they say down around the tracks the only thing they see is maybe a light kind of smokey haze but nothing too kind of easy to see there. what we've been told by d.c. fire and ems is that what's happening on the tracks possibly a fire. and that's light likely closer to the farragut north station than here in -- at metro center but what we can tell you thanks to metro they've been tweeting out updates all service on the and gallery place has been suspended for the time being. they're encouraging you -- they have set up buses, shuttle buses starting at dupont circle for anybody coming in to way off the

allison and dave? >> suzanne malveaux, thank you very much. >>> time for an early start on "your money." calling on president trump to release his tax returns. demonstrators took to the streets across cities on saturday. trump said americans, quote, don't care at all about his tax returns. but there's an abc news/washington post poll that shows different. 74% of americans say he should release his taxes. for the past 40 years, every u.s. president and presidential candidate has released their tax documents. the white house has given no indication that trump has any plans of releasing his tax returns. it would show how much he paid in taxes, what foreign ties trump's businesses have and if he would benefit from his own proposed tax policies. it's not illegal not to release your returns but inquirying minds want to know. >> i wonder if people would get the answers they want. >> what the heck, why not release them and then we'll see? >> don't hold your breath. >>> easter egg roll can be expected to be mor

meteorologist allison ray is standing by right now.lly by looking right now, because it is currently drizzling. >> that's all that's left over, jan. give it a few more hours and we'll be done with the drizzle. it's pretty isolated and it happens to be right in northwest, all the way up through places like rockville, just a couple of areas of sprinkles this morning, also farther to the south along 301 in charles county, down through st. mary's and less than ordertown light showers continue. this is it. the next few hours we're going to diseel with a few areas of drizzle, -- deal with a few areas of drizzle. 59 degrees right now and mike was saying it's kind out there. the result is -- the relative humidity is feeling pretty high. it's going to feel comobility, but as we head throughout the afternoon, we'll see some sunshine. it's not going to last too long. areas actually to the west see it first. so if you're in central virginia, even southwestern parts of virginia, you get the sunshine before areas in d.c. i'm going to track the fog f

allison wrote a real book called fun home, a graphic memoir. in it she starts to come to terms with her father's death when she was a freshman in college. so we meet allison as an addrdu she looks back to try to write a he stories here and despite what it looks like on the outside, a level of functionality? >> definitely. whose family isn't a little bit dysfunctional. but it's interesting because allison is a lesbian and her father who was a guy man living in the closet in a very small town in pennsylvania. and so dealing with those sort of identity issue, how people should be able to understand and embrace their own identity and live it honestly and if they don't bad things can happen is a priority for the show. and it's really important to me. and that said, it always feels strange to get into that as a topic because i don't want people to think this show isn't for me. this show is for anybody who loves theater. even in your life hasn't baby exactly like allison's or her father's, there are a lot of points of entry. so i think it's a show for

good morning, annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning towel, allison and steve. gm, paul wiedefeld, did release a brand new business model yesterday to save the troubled transit agency and you know, this is really the first time he's offered a super comprehensive plan on what he plans to do or what he wants to do in order to save the longstanding funding issues dealing with metro. and he says that this is necessary, guys, to save the transit system, to bring enough money in rails running as, you know, operating expenses are growing at nearly twice the rate of revenues. now, here is what he's proposing. take a look. he says metro needs $15.5 billion over the next 10 years for investments to remain safe and reliable and he's looking to local governments for some of that money. he also says labor costs need to be cut in order to avoid a budget crisis and that metro should have the flexibility to outsource some of the operations and facilities. now, many of the changes he wants will not be easy. these are very ambitious desires because they require approval by state

. >> curbin loves, loves, lo loves, allison see more and she hopes allison will give him a shout-out.e great look chance to be fanive the day post it for this styling profile. >> the chances are quite high allison will give a shout-out. tune in i bet you get your wish. >> we'll get it, shower activity coming through this morning. don't let it ruin your day. later this afternoon this looks like a line of showers this morning. we'll break up and become more and more isolated. shower chances remained throughout the day and won't be overly wet day and not a soaker. so far this morning most tracking up to northern virginia pushing to portions of montgomery country and gaithersburg in d.c.. and starting to see rain washington. take that into account this morning as you start the morning commute. it's not so heavy i think it will cause commute issues though it's still light. before school maybe kids need umbrella as they get off to school. can't rule out a few showers into the afternoon. the later go the more and more isolated they'll become. quick look at "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast.

i am allison and i'm doing some reporting here at chasing news.five things you'd need to know about me. i was born a boy i would've been named george after the kansas city royal players, george fred. fifteen your years later my favorite band is still hansen and i'll be seeing them on the 25th anniversary tour. number three, i hate the sound of people chewing and licking their fingers. it makes me unreasonably angry. number four, jintao next are my go to drink. so, usually you always see one in my hand at the bar. last but not least, number five, i love having fresh flowers in my bedroom probably as close as i'm going to get for being a nature freak. that is five things you didn't know about me. you can follow me on twitter and instagram at chasing allison, and as always, the church the show at chasing new. >> it's been a great night at chasing news, almost the end of the week, we will see you on friday for another great show. thanks for watching. if you have been stuck in this ridiculous commute with nj transit all week, you have two politicians,

. >> we could use a little less of that dramatic weather and more of the sunshine yellow in allison'saddress but i asked her what happened to all of the curl she had before she went out on the weather terrace. >> the humidity, absolutely. >> and you said today's weather is going to be similar to last night? >> yeah so yesterday we had those storms and we are getting into that time of year where we have humidity and a cold front coming through a boost to some storms. at any point some of them could get on the stronger side the summer months so today. >> god i know. >> i know. morning showers now warm and humid and this afternoon we are going to see a few more thunderstorms roll on through. these storm reports that larry referred to in his story there, yeah around the region this storm moved through and only took half an hour like you said and multiple trees down around the region and here is the storm that came in here through 8:15 to 8:45 there was a severe thunderstorm warning issued from the national weather service. today a few more isolated thunderstorms possible especially with h

allison barber reports. >> trump administration up veiling proposal to cut taxes. when it comes to individual the trump plan aims at bringing down rates, eliminating some deuk ductions and simplifying personal tax code. practice et cetera we have today and reducing them to only three brackets. a 10% breakit and 25% bracket and 35% practiceet. >> the white house want personal tax rate cut down to 35%. the president also wants to double current standard does he ductions aevrp keep dedictions for mortgage interest payments and charitable giving. >> we'll double the standard deduction so that married couple won't pay any taxes on owe the first 24,000 of income they earn. >> mean team the plan calls for a 15% corporate tax rate. down in the can't 35% a rate he says could also be available to small businesses. >> we'll have a one time tax on overseas profits which will bring back trillions of dlars that are or shore to be invested here in the united states. >> so far, republicans and wall street appear pleased. the plan's principles will serve as a guide when congress ne

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brandon is taking allison to her favorite gelato shop. sometimes they have a thing you can open up and just maybe you get free gelato. >> that's right. i love that. >> they're chowing down on their gelato but eventually they finish. did they win? darn, you did not win another gelato. but allison, look at your boyfriend. that's when she makes this face. and it's time for him to ask. drops down to one knee. she does the obligatory -- this is where she reached into her pocket -- no. >> no. >> that would have been crazy though. >>> we've seen it before and i'm sure we'll see it again. you know how it goes. parents just don't know how to act at their children's games. >> oh, for goodness -- >> this happened after the football match in spain. >> that explains a lot. spain latin america. >> they take it very seriously. >> very seriously. >> the game is over but the boxing match has just started. they're mixing it up right there on the field. >> look at the kid walking off the field. >> he doesn't want anything to do with it. the guy in the blue

i'm holly morris alongside of maureen, wisdom and allison.teve is having a little time off this morning. >> back tomorrow he is. also ahead this morning vacation is over for former president barack obama. today he returns to the public spotlight with a special event in chicago. we'll tell event coming up. >> first though at 9:00 let's take bot the gloomy weather because we have a 100% chance of rain today. [ laughter ] >> if it's not raining where you are now, it probably will be soon enough. for details tucker is back with first check of the soggy forecast but hey we need the rain, right. >> yeah. >> we really need the rain. it's been dry -- hello? am i here. >> hello. >> okay. i'm here. >> yeah it's been dry for months really. basically since last october. so we got some catching up to do and we'll do that today. cool, wet and breezy out there. some rain thursday, friday and saturday got a break yesterday now it's back. both today and tomorrow. so it will be couple more days here of some gloomy conditions before nice improve many. 53 the wi

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