[risas] angie: el vestido tiene algo muy interesante. eligiÓ un color negro.negro es como decir yo no soy de este bando. yo sigo a mi esposo. presentadora: me parece que se veÍa muy bonita. es un trabajo muy complicado para ella. un trabajo nuevo. uno si se pone un vestido negro siempre va bien. angie: no tenemos la imagen, pero siempre suele ser como la cara amable, gentil. presentador: ahÍ estÁ. angie: es un poco extraÑo. tener el hombro desnudo rompe un poco los protocolos. los brazos descubiertos no son tan apropiados. este detalle del sostÉn era un poco extraÑo. presentador: muchas gracias. ustedes saben que pueden seguir compartiendo. te puedo decir algo, sin que te molestes. presentadora: lo que sea. presentador: no sÉ asia dÓnde vamos, sÓlo sÉ que quiere oÍr contigo. hoy es el dÍa de los piropos. tÚ eres nuestro productor. quiero que mandes un piropo a toda la gente. luis: el sentido del humor es una de las cosas tan importantes en la leche de atracciÓn. si tu belleza fuera un pecado, no tendrÍas perdÓn de dios. [risas] presentadora: quÉ chicos tan gua

angie? >> thank you, melissa. >>> new this morning we are hearing from the wife of the suspect in the london attack. molette green is live at the desk. >> khalid masood's wife just condemned the attack and said she's saddened and shocked. she also expressed her condolences to the families of the victims who died and a speedy injured. she asked for privacy. police believe the 52-year-old man acted alone in the knife and car attack that killed four outside of brittain's parliam t parliament. >>> it's 5:14 right now. terrorism and hate crimes. those are the new charges for maryland white supremacists accused of traveling to new york city to kill a black man. james jackson is an army veteran from baltimore. police say he stabbed timothy kauffman last week in the back with a sword killing him. he was intent on stirring racial fears and killing more people. he told "the "new york daily news"" in a jail house interview that he's sorry and he would have rather killed a, quote, younger thug or a more

photographer angie wilson happened to be there and followed the sound.napped this picture of a couple heading the same direction. >> they were under the middle of the dome right here. >> reporter: so imagine angie's surprise when the man dropped to a know, the woman broke into tears, and he proposed. >> they didn't see me. they only had eyes for each other. i just took the pictures and then walked away. >> reporter: that's right. she walked away. and then about a year passed. and valentine's day approached. angie began to wonder, what ever happened to that couple? did they get married? would they like a copy of the picture? how could she get to it them? ♪ here's the picture angie posted on facebook. one we showed at abc7news.com. nobody recognized the couple but they did steven. >> then i contacted the couple. then everything, through e-mails, everything happened. >> reporter: enter jonathan class of salt lake city and the former alison squires, now husband and i would, a blended family of eight kids. they found angie within four days. >> she said, that'

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photographer angie wilson just happened to be there and followed the sound.his picture along the way of a couple heading the same direction. >> they went under the middle of the dome right here. >> reporter: imagine angie's surprise when a man dropped to a knee, the woman broke into tears and they proposed. >> they didn't see me. they only had eyes for each other. i just took the pictures and then walked away. >> reporter: that's right. she walked away. and then about a year passed and valentine's day approached. angie began to wonder whatever happened to that couple? did they get married? would they like a copy of the picture? and how could she get it to them? here's the picture that angie posted on facebook, one we picked up and showed at abc7news.com. nobody recognized the couple but they did steven. >> and then i contacted the couple and then everything, you know, through e-mails everything happened. >> reporter: enter jonathan of salt lake city and the former allison squires, now husband and wife with a blended family of eight kids. they found angie with

i'm aaron gilcrist. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. depending where you are this morning, you might need the low beams or the wipers. >> melissa's going to have a look at the roads and rails for us. want to start with chuck and sheena and what you'll face when you step out the door this morning. hey, guys. >> definitely need the umbrellas today. >> you'll need it this morning and then you'll also need it around lunchtime and possibly this afternoon with thunderstorms. >> time to dust that thing off and get ready to use it. we have quite a few chances of rain cincinnati and a cluster of thunderstorms. south side virginia. that will be here probably around the second half of the morning commute. so be ready for that. thunder shower up here just northeast of frederick, maryland. headed towards union town, union mills. it will eventually be in southern areas. now it's a pocket of moderate rain moving on the northwest side to bethesda. that's headed up to the 270 corridor. a few showers moving into charles county. be umbrella ready. on the

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photographer angie wilson happened to be there and followed the sound.s picture along the way of a couple heading the same direction. >> they were under the middle of the dome right here. >> reporter: so many angie's surprise when the man dropped to a knee, the woman broke into tears and he proposed. >> they didn't see me. they only had eyes for each other. i just took the pictures and then walked away. >> reporter: that's right. she walked away. and then about a year passed and valentine's day approached and angie began to wonder, whatever happened that couple? did they get married? would they like a copy of the picture? and how could she get it to them? here's the picture she posted on facebook, one that we picked up and showsed abc7 news.com. nobody recognized the couple. but they did. >> and then i contacted the couple. and through e-mails everything happened. [ laughter ] >> reporter: enter jonathan and alison, now husband and wife with a blended family of eight kids. they found angie within four days. >> she said, that's me, omg, how fantastic. >>

josÉ. >>> angie gracias.are. activistas salen hoy a la calle para sumar voces para quien cree que el plan de salud de trump dejarÍa sin asistencia a millones de peso personas. en esta marcha la defensa de o baja care fue enÉrgica. >>> mientras en este centro de salud de san josÉ este padre decÍa que sufre la posibilidad de perder los benn skwoeficios baja care. >>> es cuestiÓn de vida o muerte. su hija sufre de parÁlisis cerebral y su papÁ no tiene cÓmo costear el dinero que necesita en medio skwi skwin. de ser aprobado el plan de salud de trump 14 millones de personas se quedarÍan sin cobertura mÉdica. >>> la mayorÍa ancianos y pobres, junto con centros que dependen de obamacare para dar atenciÓn. medical ayuda a hospital, a pagar salud mÉdica. alvarado reconoce que obamacare no es perfecto pero eliminarlo serÍa devastador para la comunidad hispana. >>> muchos pacientes con miedo, tienen cÁncer, que tienen diabetes, que tienen hipertensiÓn qnecesitan un seguimiento. >>> esta madre dice que el miedo la deja s

i'm angie geoff. traffic. >> taking a look right now at a couple problems, this looking better, crashes on the left shoulder. rest of the beltway looking pretty normal. southbound 270 after montgomery village avenue a little snow, i have a brand new crash through that area and westbound 50 after 202, crash reported there as well. angie? >> thanks, melissa. we'll check on your weather changes on the way. stay with us. >>> good morning, the dense fog advisory is still out till 9:00 a.m. about a half mile visibility or less in the district, even lower in surrounding areas, that will be the case till 9:00, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s this afternoon, right around 73 degrees. once that clears we warm up, still a chance of afternoon showers, tomorrow afternoon thunderstorms then we clear out and temperatures back in the 60s by wednesday, angie? >> sheena, thank you. >>> more local news in 25 minutes but for now back to new york city and the "today" show. ♪ >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, the bl

angie? >> blaine, thank you. >>> are you concerned about the alleged involvement of russian agents yahoo! hacked. our flash survey question today. so far almost two-thirds of you say you are concerned. there is still plenty of time to vote on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> well, when someone goes missing, it can be frustrating for investigators and just heart breaking for their family and friends. here with today's talk around town. troy, people are reported missing every day, but, statistics show an overwhelming number are people of color. what are your listeners saying? >> a lot of people are on edge because they are concerned. many people i talk to are parents and they're worried harm's way. knowing it's already hard to just keep track of your teenage kids these days. ask thinking about the fact that a child could be gone with no rhyme or reason. with no trace. that is certainly weighing on people's minds. kennedy high, a lot of people remember her. she went missing on march 8th an

that will continue into next >>> thank you, angie. some other news developing from north korea ligright now. we told you about the greeting tensions since kim jong nam was killed. he was the half brother of kim jong un. he was poisoned at the malaysian airport last month. now they're preventing citizens of the other country the from leaving. that is because they're investigating his death even though north korea denies that it was involved. this is a surprising development because the countries are considered allies. >>> we now have the details of president trump's revised immigration executive order. he signed it yesterday. here's some of what you need to know. iraq is no longer included on the list of countries from which travelers are temporarily banned for 90 days. that goes into effect on march 167th. t -- 16th. it doesn't apply to green card holders. the president's original order was blocked by a federal court. >>> housi development secretary ben carson is catching a lot of heat this morning due to what he said when he addresse

tras la espectacular victoria fue descubierto en poder de un ex director de un periÓdico mexicano, angie sido a hallada en mÉxico >>> no podemos permitir que ningÚn sospechoso haga esto >>> hoy la policÍa de texas anunciÓ que un informan te lo llevÓ la historica prenda de la liga americana del fÚtbol en boston, el presunto ladrÓn martÍn mauricio ortega, ex director del periÓdico la prensa de mÉxico. hoy en un comunicado el rotativo afirmÓ que de ser cierta las acusaciones la editora la prensa reprueba la conducta. el fbi la policÍa mexicana tambiÉn encontraron la camiseta que usÓ brady en el super bowl del 2015, ambos estÁn valorados en el medio millÓn de dolares. el jugador estrella afirmÓ estar contento con el hallazgo y una vez que la recupere harÁ algo positivo con ellas, angie sandoval noticias telemundo. >>> al regreso, les presentamos una aplicaciÓn para ayudar al inmigrante a conectarse con sus seres queridos en caso de caer en una redada. un nuevo incidente de odio contra los hispanos les contamos la agresiÓn que sufrio esta latina y sus amigas en un restaurante de california. e

pero como dice angie sandoval esta versiÓn mÁs moderada puede enfrentar serios desafÍo legales.s protesta s, ni el clamor internacional. hoy la casa blanca por twitter publicÓ esta foto del primer mandatario firmando una nueva versiÓn de su nuevo migratorio, pero la versiÓn es evidente en esta nueva orden ejecutiva que era mÁs moderada que fuera bloqueada por las cortes el mes pasado. suspende por 90 dÍas la entrega de visas a paÍses musulmanes y retira a iraq. >>> el secretario de seguridad nacional dijo que viajar sin regulaciÓn, no era un privilegio universal. especialmente cuando la seguridad estÁ en peligro. sin embargo para algunas agrupaciones como la uniÓn de libertades civiles. >>> esta segunda orden solamente enseÑa que la administraciÓn por fin se dio cuenta que la primera era indefensa y ahora creemos que este veto es musulmÁn >>> este veto migratorio iniciarÍa la prÓxima semana. y tambiÉn algunos terminos buscan evitar bloqueos judiciales. la orden ejecutiva no a afecta a quienes hayan recibido visa para entrar a estados unidos y quienes tienen doble nacionalidad. >

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. >> angie sandoval nos dice cuÁl es. >> (llantos) >>> ay! mi hijo!la escuela cuando un conductor lo atropelÓo el crÁneo y la pelvis, el aÑo pasado en estados unidos 6.000 peatones murieron atropellados 11% mÁs que el aÑo 2015 segÚn la asociaciÓn para la seguridad de las autopistas. pero otra es querer siempre estar conectados. >> la mayorÍa de las personas hoy en dÍa andan atentos al celular y tambiÉn pues no siguen los reglamentoss de cruzar la calle adecuadamente. >> es una combinaciÓn de persona que manejan no con el cuidado necesario y causan estos accidentes. >> claudia nieves admite no siempre poner atenciÓn. >> sÉ que no se debe de hacer la florida es el estado con el mayor nÚmero de peatones muertos. >> seguido por arizona, carolina del sur y nuevo mÉxico. #. las autoridades le piden tanto a los peatones como conductores que sigan las reglas un segundo de distracciÓn podrÍa ser la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte en miami angie sandoval, noticias telemundo. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, las llamadas automatizadas que tan nos agobi

en miami angie sandoval noticias telemundo. >>> la hija mayor del presidente trump tendrÁ una oficina trump es importante para su padre. por eso no sorprendiÓ que tendÁa un despacho en el segundo piso de la casa blanca, hasta ahora actuaba como asesora absoluta del presidente trump, participa en reuniones y tiene reuniÓn importantes. aunque no tendrÁ ni salario ni tÍtulo oficial tendria acceso a a informaciÓn clasificada segÚn una fuente de nuestra cadena hermana. lejos quedan sus palabras despuÉs de la a elecciÓn asegurando que serÍa una hija. ahora la joven de 35 aÑos es la principal asesora del presidente, como su propio esposo y empresario. >>> el anuncio de seguro despertarÁ nuevas criticas sobre los conflictos de intereses del presidente trump y que ahora incluyen a su hija ivanka >>> en teorÍa ella renunciÓ a su compaÑÍa >>> tendrÍa que excluirse del manejo de sus empresas, ella mantiene algunos niveles de contacto con sus empresas >>> y ahora una empresa la acuÓo en los tribunales de usar el prestigio de la casa blanca para su beneficio personal y pide se le impida vender sus

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angie shot the ad last september before brangelina announced their split. remember the plane where brad was allegedly verbally abusive and physical. this happened just days before. brad has denied that he was ever abusive. angie is donating all the money she makes on that ad to charity. >> just yesterday they announced a new cast of "dancing with the stars" and bachelor nick is amongst the contestants, buts bachlorette from seasons past is making news again. >> kaitlynn claims she was offered a spot on "dancing" and a contract, but mike price wouldn't let her compete. he did let nick join "dancing" and she tweeted that "he said he didn't want people wanting fame after a show." >> this is awkward. >> according to kaitlyn, the show doesn't play fair withhits contestants. she says guys get more opportunities after the show than the girls do. even though former contestant melissa rycroft and tripta have both been in the ballroom. "my hope in speaking out is that future bachlorettes are given the same opportunity as bachelors, whether it be a wedding, to dance,

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esperanza de encontrar un donante que le salvara la vida la encontrÓ en la persona menos esperada, angie de vuelta >>> como mÁs de cien mil u estadounidenses llevaba un aÑo esperando un transplante de riÑÓn y estaba al borde de un co lap colapso renal. urna campaÑa por la internet organizada por la familia le trajo satisfacciÓn. >>> una sorpresa de que haya ese nivel de, de querer dar y de emo patia empatÍa >>> pero no el donante que necesitaba hasta que en enero >>> j p fue el indicado >>> cuando su hijo era el donante perfecto ¿ quÉ pasÓ quÉ sintiÓ? >>> esa ambivalencia, la mitad de mÍ gracias dios mio y no querÍa ser mi hijo >>> su hijo jean paul padre de 3 niÑos le salvarÍa la vida. el mes pasado despuÉs de una operaciÓn de 3 horas, jean paul le donÓ uno de sus riÑones a su mamÁ. >>> fue un honor para mÍ, no mucha gente tiene la oportunidad de salvar a su hÉroe. y yo dice jean paul, pude salvar al mÍo y demostrar que el verdadero amor no tiene lÍmites. en miami, angie sandoval noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo una competencia alrededor de los im e

angie sandoval hablÓ con ella. rosa castillo sabe muy bien lo que es sufrir a manos de un coyote.a abusar o usar. >> su historia y calvario comenzÓ en nicaragua cuando a los 13 aÑos su madre le pagÓ a un traficante para reunirse con ella en estados unidos. >> partÍ de este casa con este seÑor sin conocerlo con la ilusiÓn de llegar a estados unidos como muchos niÑos que quedar perdido en el camino y lamentablemente no lleguÉ. >> su coyote era miembro de una red de explotaciÓn infantil que la esclavizoÓ durante 14 aÑos por varios estados fronterizos. >> me violaban, me vendÍan me rentaban por minuto le pedÍa a dios que me quitara la vida. >> sin embargo, luego de dar a luz a su hija decidiÓ escapar. >> tenÍa una celebraciÓn, estaban tomando tequila mucho ron, tenÍan como 60 y algo de niÑos que iban a traficar ese dÍa cuando brinco la (habla en inglÉs) el hombre se despierta me dispara, reacciono, comienzo a halar a mi niÑa y a correr y llorar yo no recuerdo quÉ pasÓ solo sÉ que desperte en el hospital. >> 14 aÑos despuÉs volviÓ a ver a su madre. pero su felicidad serÍa breve. merced

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angie, you wear a at one of the commemorative events.gie, you wear a medic in afghanistan and lost friends?” angie, you wear a medic in afghanistan and lost friends? i did, the medical corps lost people, everybody lost people out there. this is why we have this memorial today, to help us remember those who didn't come home. is this a fitting memorialfor didn't come home. is this a fitting memorial for those didn't come home. is this a fitting memorialfor those who didn't come home. is this a fitting memorial for those who served in both afghanistan and iraq? memorial for those who served in both afghanistan and iraq7m memorial for those who served in both afghanistan and iraq? it is a beautiful memorial. they have brought in the civilian thing, which is brilliant. people underestimate what the civilians do in a conflict zone. you rescued what the civilians do in a conflict zone. you rescued a what the civilians do in a conflict zone. you rescued a dog, who was a dog who was looking for explosives in afghanistan? yes, vidar, it was hisjob

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. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. we are keeping an eye on the fog and the rain and how it can impact your drive in. our "news 4 today" team working for you as you get ready for this monday morning. melissa mollet monitoring traffic. >> begin with our meteorologists sheena parvene and chuck bell. >> we're working on it. >> it's not a good commute this morning at all. >> no, lots of wetness and dampness and fogginess early this morning. hard to believe we could make it into the 70s later today. >> later today once the fog lifts, dense fog advisory until 9:00 a.m. we could see visibility dropping to 1/4 of a mile. if you're in dulles, manasses, fredericksburg dropping below 1/2 mile. your commute, temperatures this morning, 48 degrees by 7:00 a.m. by noon, 61. chance of a shower. so have the umbrella this morning. have it later on today, too. even by 5:00 p.m. a shower south and east of the district. as we go through the morning hours, again, you'll want the umbrella. chuck, what does the radar look like? >> rain drops

>> reporter: angie, good morning. the on site investigation has wrapped up for now, but next up montgomery county police will look over that officer's body camera footage and other evidence collected including a scene. so far police are being tight-lipped on what kind of weapon that was, but we do know this all begins about 11:00 or so last night here at the condominium complex. at some point that officer met a man here during a call. that's why the officer was here. they had some kind of conflict. it's unclear whether that man was involved in the theft call initially. it all ends with the officer opening fire and hitting that man in his upper torso. we were told the officer did call fire/rescue to assist in treating that man but he did die at the hospital. his name will be released once his family is notified. now as for the officer involved, we know that he is a five 46 year veteran of montgomery county police force. his name has not yet been released but it could come out. he is on paid administrative leave per dep

she started talking about pea soup this morning. >> for pea soup, angie? >> hey, at this hour i could eat anything. >> i could eat anything. >> i don't think i'm a fan of pea soup. >> m i need them fresh and crunchy. >> well, it's a little pea-like out there. we have a dense fog advisory. quarter mile advisory or less. all of the areas shaded in gray. this includes the district and all major highways. visibility wise, 1/2 a mile. if you're in the district, not too bad. it's been fluctuating. you will see very dense fog. as we go through about 7:00 a.m., some areas could be less than a quarter mile visibility even in the district. keep that in mind even as you head out. we'll start to clear up around 9:00 or 11:00. warmer temperatures this afternoon. make sure you have the umbrella. rain in the forecast. good morning, chuck. >> that's right. we have rain drops on storm team

. >> reporter: angie, good morning. as police investigate, dennis taylor's loved ones are grieving and so are his friends. this morning at brooklyn middle school there will be grief counselors where he had been a student at brooklyn. let's take you to video at this time. here's another look at taylor. he's just 15 years old. police say he was gunned down just a few doors from his family's home on the 2200 block of columbia place. about 9:40 saturday night police were called to that scene. ta upper body. he did die a short time later. suspect or suspects in this case had already gotten away. his sister said whoever they are, they stole a brother who meant so much to them. now police did find a handgun on scene. they don't believe at this point that this was a random crime. back to you. >> justin finch for us live this morning updating the story that we are following closely. thank you. 5:04. prince gorges county police are trying to find the people who shot a man in college park. it happened behind the ikea off of the be

angie at the live desk. >> new video out of that country where a military hospital near the u.s.mbassy in kabul was under attack. take a look at the smoke in the sky following a series of explosions. gunmen dressed apparently like doctors, they raided the building and then once inside they battled security forces. we know that three people were killed. dozens more wounded. a suicide bomber apparently blowing himself up first before the gunmen entered the facility and then another explosion happened. nato led forces say they are ready to assist the afghan security services. so far the taliban denying responsibility for this attack. back to you. >>> thank you. congress is closer to approving a law to make federal government buildings more mom friendly. the u.s. passed a bill that would require each building to have sufficient lactation spaces for breast-feeding. several d.c. federal government facilities lacked the number of breast-feeding spaces required in federal buildings. the bill now heads to the senate. >>> well, today a big battle is set to happen on capitol hill as members

. >> now let's get back to angie at the live desk. >> this morning we are hearing from casey anthony. >> that's right. it has been years since she was acquitted and now she's breaking her silence about the case and the death of her then two-year-old daughter. in an interview with the associated press, anthony who says quote based on what was the media, she understands why people believe that she kill her daughter. she goes on to say she doesn't care what anybody thinf this day she doesn't know exactly what happened in the last moments of caylee's life. that the last time she saw her she believed she was alive. anthony still lives in florida with a detective that actually worked in her case. she does some social media and invest g investigative type of work. this is the first time she's talked to the media since her daughter disappeared. >>> green belt police are looking for this man, james lewis. he was last seen on sunday at the dollar tree on green road. mr. lewis was also at the doctor's community hospital for a short time on sunday. mr. lewis suffers from schizophrenia and seizure

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. >> angie has the latest from police at the live desk. >> and this is a critical missing case we're told and now we do have a picture of the elderly man that police are worried about. police think he doesn't have his medicine. this is george hines, sunday. he was in a black coat, black pants and brown shoes. i did post all of this information and his photo on twitter. back to you. >>> all right. thank you. and the search is underway at this hour for a missing prince george's county teenager. take a look at your screen here. this is william leach. he was last seen at the andrews ridge apartments on friday. he was wearing pink tennis shoes. call police if you know where he is. >>> you might be heading to metro a bit earlier this morning if you live in virginia. safe track surge number 13 is understood way underway. >> longer waits until april at least. we're live now with a look at just how long that wait will be. >> reporter: hey, this is the first rush hour morning of surge number 13, the last major one in the system and all of this coming with a big promise at the end of it. here's

angie goff has the latest on this deadly crash. >> yes, but they are still here. in ten minutes or so we're expected to hear from the ntsb. they are getting ready to head to that tragic scene. first, let's take you live to the scene. i believe we have a live shot to show you what is going on right now. actually we've lost that but i saw it a little earlier. still remnants of a catastrophic crash there. the arm rails, the twisted arms of a railroad crossing still on the ground. this tour bus got stuck on the track yesterday, pushed 300 feet by that train. four people died. most of the 50 senior citizens on board were hurt. seven this morning still in critical condition and this is what one witness said. >> i saw the it was slow motion. it was something out of a movie. when the train hit it was pretty much -- pretty much end of that. they got flung out from there. >> some of these people who saw that saying they couldn't believe what they were seeing. the ntsb back to that getting ready to brief the media on where things stand. we'll monitor it and bring you the lat

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we want to get to angie with reports of a severe storm. >> take a look at this. new footage out of kansas city. a lot of heavy rain, strong winds. we know that e was reported about 20 miles from that area. the hardest hit regions are parts of the midwest. missouri and kansas. a dozen tornados reportedly touching down across the midwest destroying hundreds of homes. also buildings bringing down trees and power lines everywhere. a lot of people waking up to a mess this morning and there were some reports of injuries, but luckily, no deaths, but there is still more concern on this tuesday morning the strong system still pushing through parts of the midwest and the south now. forecasters saying that there could be more tornados. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning it was a trial that had people around the country glued to their tvs and many of you were outraged when casey anthony was acquitted of murdering her two-year-old daughter caylee. now six years later we're hearing from anthony herself and her perspective on this case. she talked to the associated

angie is following the ongoing dangerous condition prs the live desk. >> good morning.ht now we have these red flag warnings still in effect. this is from iowa to oklahoma and almost all of missouri and kansas. th f already killed six people and evacuations are in the thousands already. firefighters hoping that calmer winds today will work in their favor in fighting these fires. so far hundreds of homes and properties have been damaged. you can see just how intense it is. in texas the largest fire spreading across two counties was estimated at more than 92,000 acres and right now is only 25% contained. now back to you. >>> thank you. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked a brush fire near greenbelt national park. chopper 4 flew over the flames yesterday. firefighters say windy conditions helped fuel the fire, but the rain later helped put it out. >>> a college dorm room was on fire in northwest washington. the building was evacuated near m street. one firefighter was hurt in the response. we're told this started on a couch on the fourth floor. a pile

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. >> i'm angie goff. >> we need to rake someone over the coals when the cold weather hits, we brought in sheena parveen for that. >> this was an accident. when it is cold like this hopefully it helps with the pollen levels a little bit, just trying to help with the aller allergi allergies. it is cold outside, it is frigid out there. these are the actual temperatures, it feels a little colder with the wind. 19 dulles is at 21, everyone is below freezing. these temperatures will be very slow to rise. we'll have a lot of sunshine, but take a look at we go through the first half of the day. we're barely going to reach 40 degrees by lunchtime today. keep in mind it will be sunny, but temperatures will be colder with the wind. warming up soon. >> all right, sheena, thank you so much. >>> 6:01 right now, developing overnight, a man is dead after a fire here that happened just before midnight. it is behind a shopping center off of alabama avenue. several windows there are shattered. investigators are working to learn what caused the fire. >>> we know a man is in critical condition after he wa