rose canyon andening will run from san diego to l.a. each fault was thought to be separate. but now researchers think it is one fault. it is capable of producing a 7.4 magnitude earthquake. >>> cleanup efforts begin after deadly wildfires hit several states. >> fast moving fires more than 400,000 acres in the state's panhandle. at least four people died. that includes a boyfriend and girlfriend who were trying to move cattle when they were overcome by smoke and flames. >> another woman herding her cattle died from a heart attack. kansas, the truckers died of smoke inhalation. more than a million acres are burning across texas, oklahoma, colorado and kansas. >> moments of terror as well. lightning strikes there. that's where at least three tornadoes hopscotched across missouri. nobody was killed, but nearly 500 homes or were damaged in total. this morning the weather is expected to clear out people in those tornado zones. >>> a beacon of light, except when her lights go out. statue of liberty loses power. there's timely theories about why it really happened. >> the lights app

. >> i'm fighting for a fairer anden inclusive america. >> more about clinton's appearance in san francisconight and the powerful impact she had on her audience. >>> is the president going to pivot back to health care especially with a tax congressional calendar. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> good morning, we are seeing traffic on the morning commute that doesn't look bad on the bridge. heading into san francisco -- we'll tell you when that's expected to change. >>> not much change in our weather. a breeze and slightly warmer temps. we'll show you those coming up. >>> an early morning car crash severs a gas line. coming up, why it wasn't an easy fix for pg and e. >>> we're learning more about the apartment fire. mornings on 2 continues. . thank you for >>> thank you for joining us on mornings 2. it's going to be a mild day. a live picture of the bay. it looks like you can water ski. it's good out there. it is wednesday. >> yeah. >> march 29th. >> [indiscernible] behind you too. >> yeah. i can't tell what it is. >> right. >> it is march 29th. almost into april. i'm pam cook. >> good m

anden ev and even into hokkaido, and by thursday and friday, snow remains.okyo remains chilly for wednesday. here's your extended outlook. >>> we invite you to download the nhk app and follow us wherever you go,qwueeewepo ♪ host: this is "france 24." time now for 60 minutes live around the world. these are the headlines. the u.s. military begins moving in equipment for a controversial missile defense system to its ally, south korea. that comes one day after north korea's latest test launch of ballistic missiles. iraqi forces move into western mosul, taking back a government building from the islamic state group, as thousands of civilians there are caught in the

. >> are there is so much going on in science anden would of the things that i try to instill in the kids is a love of science and interest in their world so that they can take that with them. >> all students from preschool through 6th grade took part in today's science expo. >>> and you still have one more day to see this guy, twiggy the water skiing squirrel at the philadelphia boat show. the boat show ends tomorrow at the expo center. and there are also sorts ever boats to get you ready for summer. tickets are eight bucks at the door. >>> and spring is in bloom inside the convention center in center city. one of the people headed there is drew smith live inside the convention center tonight. and drew, the show is providing a really good way to escape today. >> reporter: yeah, i'm happy for this assignment. take a look at how grit these flowers look. spring is in the air. you can smell it and check it out inside the convention hall today open for the public for the first time. and all sorts of great exhibit, people trying to get out of the cold. the theme is holland and the convent

we have a change beginning with the gusty winds andenning withh some temperatures well blow freezingment i'll have theave latest on this and when we're warming back up. this weather is crazy. >> up and down, up and down. > it really is.ly if you've got an idea for a story, call the fox5 tip line. here is the number 202-895-30000 you can also e-mail your tips to fox5 tips at fox5tips@wttg.com. we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. he only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. plus get hbo for a year and free multi-room dvr service for two years. get the best. go to getfios.com > the family

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back to you maureen anden wisdom.he time coming up on fox5 news morningmo president trump is said to beumi close to signing a new executive order travel ban. an >> new treatment center isnt cet helping first responders ing fis our area live a normal life. li. >> we're going to break with awa live look across the dmv.v. time is 4:57. 457 back in a moment.mont >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ z25eiz z16fz y25eiy y16fy >> ♪♪ fox5 ne morox5 news morning. >> today on fox5ning. news morn, d.c. police are investigatingesg a sexual attack which happenedhp less than a mile away from the kalorama home of the obamasobaas and trumps.rums. >> looking live outside, todayto will be the last truly cold cd morning you'll have to dealto dl with for awhile we hope.ho. mike thomas has your forecast fr and news of a warming trend. tre that is coming up. up >> yes. >> good morning to you, thanks maureening us i'm umeh. >> i'm holly morris. morr. today is monday march sixth.six. we've got erin of course inu the traffic center watchingfic this morning, mikece th

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if you leave it out there anden don't shovel it, it's going to get harder to remove. it's going to be icy. the overnight hours. we have some snow showers left over there on the way out. we are still seeing lingering to the east of the district close to annapolis and a little bit farther off to the west. winchester, down 81, front royal seeing a an area of snow. developing. we expect some snow showers on the backside of this system. the winds are coming in pretty strong from the north and northwest. but really the brunt of this thing has moved up into new england. that's where they are seeing blizzard like conditions. us so far today cumberland saw 10 inches. some of the highest totals. you get to national zoo at 2.5 inches. temperatures are rising above freezing. so that's good. we go through the next few hours and some snow showers blowing in. even by 5:00 p.m. possibly overnight we are in the 20 refreezing with icy roads. so keep that in mind early tomorrow morning. we're going to call it another weather alert day in the morning because of the cold temperatures and

all of that on "morning joe" when congressman dave brath anden kevin brady join the conversation. >>> president trump is vowing to fight the court orders blocking his revised travel ban. he's getting some legal advice from professor. stop talking. this after federal judges in hawaii and maryland used the president's own words to make their case that despite a change in language, the order still amounts to a ban based on religion. the judge in hawaii cited the trump campaign saying, quote, there's nothing vail ed about this prs ve release that the president calls for shut down of muslims entering the united states. the judge also cited rudy giuliani's televised remarks that the president found a legal way to ban muslims. the l revise ued ban, is quote, same basic policy as the first order that was blocked. and then there were these remarks tr the president himself the other night. >> this is a warted down version of the first down. this is a watered down version. let me tell you something. i think we ought to go back to the first one and go all the way, which is what i wanted to do in

described the 19-year-old quote as creative joyful, a gentle individual who's infectious enthusiasm andenasting up packet on our community. >>> bill cos bow sexual assault case his lawyers are asking to pre screen jurors. the defense wants to use pre pre-trial questionnaires to kind of weed out those who have already had a pins about the case.ant to send those questionnaires to at least 1500 possible jurors. cosby set to go on trial in june in montgomery county. the jury will come from the pittsburgh area. >>> jury is expected to be seated by tomorrow in the trial of against former penn state mig the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. graham spanier is accused of two counts of endangering the welfare of children and a single conspiracy charge. those are felonies potential jurors were questioned this morning in harrisburg with more being questioned tomorrow. two former penn state official who's struck plea deals are expected to testify against spanier during his trial. >>> a five-year-old bucks county boy who was choked bite family dog has died shown on a gofundme page posted by his family die

the event is a pennsylvania convention center honors the leaders in the transportation, building andenction industries. the event was expected to raise nearly $600,000. money that will be used to help support prenatal wellness programs. >>> and if you've ever been a pet owner, you know it can be very expensive. that's why this new low-cost veterinary clin sick a welcome addition to philadelphia. it has a mission of making animal care more affordable. the emansa pet clinic on the 500 block of adams avenue in long crest is the nonprofit's first location if our area. it offers a variety of treatments, vaccines and monthly flea prevention. >> good stuff. >>> much more ahead in the next half-hour including a live update on a chaotic chain of events in allentown that sent one man to jail and a woman to the hospital. >>> plus -- i'm nydia han. it's time to take a good look at your homeowners insurance. there's some new quirky things that might be covered that could save you a lot of the money. details coming up in "what's the deal?." i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon

the bitter irony for them anden for you. is that how you feel as an immigrant? >> definitely so.ve been fighting this. when the situation in rockville happened, it made me upset because of the fact that a 14-year-old girl was not protected in high school and all all the money that we in montgomery county pay and our taxes that goes mostly to schools, they have a situation where they allow illegals to come into a high school, at 17 and 18, illegal, do not speak english, and have an opportunity to do this kind of crime to a 14-year-old is really very disheartening. >> tucker: there is one of the perpetrators right there. most people who come to this country legally or illegally are not like this. like this guy is alleged to be but the truth is, it does not improve your school, a lot of people come -- they should do better, shouldn't they? >> they should have had some remedial english class first. what i do not understand, how can two boys grab a 14-year-old girl and put her into the men's room and rape her? if you look at the police report, it is ridiculous what they did. rape is o

women, anden, children died in that war. the bolsheviks were completely broke or preoccupied, but they realized how important john dewey's works were to the soviet collective communist state that they were trying to put in place. so they immediately started translating them. 1918, dewey's schools of tomorrow published. in russian. 1919, dewey's how we think published in russia. 1920, dewey, the school and society, published in russian. dewey's preeminent classic. what is it? 1921 democracy in education. democracy and education. 1921, publishes a 62 page pamphlet. that book as the dewey biographers said, became the bible of columbia teachers college and the soviets love it and adored it. you would think dewey perhaps once he got wind of this and probably felt bad that the architects of this collectivist totalitarian society adore his books. no, he was flattered. he was flattered. sort of mutual admiration society started developing between dewey and the bolshevik hierarchy, and so in the summer of 1928, john dewey along with

spinning, tossing and twirling rubber disk striving to master routine for next television appearance andenmes. >> i love those kids. >> i know. >> that's great. >> that does it for us here at 8. >> stick with us "fox5" on the hill coming up next after the break. we'll be right back. >> bye, everyone, have a great weekend. slv welcome back, chris wallace is anchor of fox news surprised an he joins us with a preview of today's program. >> good morning chris. >> good morning ronica. >> i am reminded of something you said throwing down the run undowns on saturday night and sunday mornings so much happens close to the sunday shows. tell us what you have planned for today. >> obviously we're going to be talking as i'm sure you have already this morning about the startling allegation by president trump that president obama had him wire tapped in trump tower during the campaign and compared it to nixon and watergate. and we're going to be talking to a top member of the senate intelligence committee tom cotton if anybody would know outside the fbi, outside intelligence agencies whether or not there

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gilles: 1.05. , anden: we see a dip ahead the combination of political factors in europe and increased dollar strength, then a small tapering off. francine: we were saying a couple of months ago, our markets getting it wrong? we were saying it would be very difficult for the fed to do anything until we had plans of this infrastructure and how president trump wants to reflate the economy. we still don't have the plans but they are ready to hike. gilles: i think it is a recognition of where the data is. if you look at the strength of the economy, with this new low standards, things are ok. the labor market is now tense. on top of the net job creation on friday, what is going to be interesting to look at earnings. we had a surprise last time. you have a fully normalized wage growth story right now in the u.s. are there todients say inflation is now at risk of exceeding the feds target. trump or no trump, this is where we were without a fiscal push. if you add a fiscal push to the mix, you probably need to do more. francine: stay with us. gilles moec and stephen gallo. ♪ francine: alain ju

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today david and i made messages anden that's one of our greatest concerns when we cancel school. that's one issue we're w through. it's a kvrjs we need as a board. >> does this catch you by surprise. >> it did. i received a phone call from milan saying other district closed schools he asked if prince george i would said absolutely not. i said late last night i saw the notice before public said we had so many employees called out i was shocked. >> so it's 7:10 we're wondering about the breakfast piece and you mentioned, it when meeblingt a decision come down ob this. >> a decision should have already come down. what i'm prepared to say and dave is willing to show me if a student shows up today they'll be fed. >> ailt son moneyed you'll hear from parent not everybody is agree with the move. what's the next step to make sure learning will continue and whether they're in classroom or not this is about the students here. that's bottom line when it comes to prince george county schools making sure they get the education they need what's the nextte amongst the board and along with labor

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experts using the device on car after car after car, breaking into anden different makes and models.le manufacturers told nbc news protecting vehicle access and security continue to be top priority, and automakers have been working on multiple fronts to address security and enhance it. bottom line, what's the takeaway here? >> as we get more and more internet-connected devices in our houses, smart cars, smart refrigerators, smart washing machines, we have to assume every one of those things will be vulnerable to hackers. >> reporter: here's the thing, hackers are smart and fast and coming up with new ways to control our stuff. the car companies are really trying their best to keep up. so here's the takeaway for you. if you get a software update, if your car is connected to the internet wirelessly and you get a software update from the car company, from your washing machine company, anything connected to the internet and you authenticate that it's from the company, you want to download that update immediately before you hit the road because it could hack fixes. >> good information, je

i've heard a lot of speculation over the last few days anden months about a judge gorsuches. rule on this matter or the other. i don't know how we might rule. i don't think he knows.. these are often really hard cases. t that's why they get to theon't supreme court, because they're hard because judges disagree. what i do know judge gorsuch will struggle with those hard cases. he will immerse himself in the law come in president come in the context, in the record come into breeze and the arguments. he will listen to the litigants, listen to his colleagues, to his to come to experience and he will decide the cases based on where those things leading at the end of the case based on tht force of the better argument, not based on a pre-existing intuition that may predate the cases beginning. that i believe is precisely what we should all hope for from our judges and justices. that's true when you consider yourself a democrat like me orr republican, or an independent or if the senate blazer that as i believe judge gorsuch should be confirmed. thank you >> ms. mcghee. >> chairman gr

cash andened -- changes to of these these groups. one would keep in place a tax for upper income earners that they were initially going to repeal. in extra funding for the legislation. on the other end of this conservatives want to lower the cost of health care and they believe the way to do that is to eliminate the obamacare essential benefits. options covered under obamacare like maternity. emergency services. substance abuse. those would be excluded. they would be eliminated to. those two changes, they believe, additional votes. it is not entirely clear whether they have the votes. they are going to be putting a lot of pressure on the holdouts between now and the vote tomorrow. they are going up at the vote on the floor and see if it passes. what are some of the procedural steps people are going to take? >> the minority does not have a lot of power. adjournmente resolutions. they may have one opportunity to amend the bill. i would expect they will do that as well. they are in the minority. they have the power to slow things down i