killed nearis ashburn. since then, an outpouring of inport from the community the form of tens of thousands of dollars. >> a couple hundred mourners packed this church for a memorial service. even her closest friends are amazed at how her death affected so many people. >> ashburn residents are mourning the loss of jaime rowley, a 31-year-old who was struck and killed last wednesday. >> i think because she was a single mom, raising two daughters on her own, that i think a lot of people these days can relate to that and can relate to her story. >> many people from the community wanted to help heard 12 old and 15 old daughters, that a friend started a crowd funding website. it already raised $100,000. >> we have summit financial advisors from a couple different firms we are meeting with. >> the giving does not stop there. paisano's pizza will be giving money to those who mention her name. car lost my mother in a accident. i can only imagine what the little girls are going through. >> they could never have imag

ashburn. can you speak up, please? aaron struggles to speak, his mother makes her opinion clear. >> the record will note that his mother has left the room. mr. ashburn, do you have some reluctance to enter into this agreement? is there a reason why you're refusing to respond? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> sorry, sir? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> aaron's refusal or inability to speak forces the judge to decide for him. >> we'll reconvene on december 18th at 9:00. be prepared to go forward with the waiver. i won't accept any agreements. >> the judge's decision eliminates aaron's chance at a plea bargain. his next court appearance will be a waiver hearing where the state will make a case for handing aaron over to the adult system. still, that's not the main thing on aaron's mind. >> she walked out on me. she walked out on me. >> why? because you took the plea? is that what you think? >> it was. she don't understand when you're in a trap, you got to take a risk and

that same night the fbi raided severance' home in ashburn. he was arrested in west virginia the next day. and tonight we also drove to the ex-wife of charles severance. she got out of her car, was walking to her home, and she refused to comment about this latest development. again, alexandria police are not calling him a person of interest or suspect in this case right now. they're waiting for more leads and information. live in alexandria, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> severance is no stranger to a lot of people in alexandria. he went for mayor in 1996 and 2000 as an independent. folks who knew him then say severance was fixated on mental health issues. we found a website registered to a charles severance of oakton, virginia called mentaldisorder.com. it details his legal troubles with the alexandria courts over custody of his son and possession of guns. long-time mayor carrie donnelly says severance used to come to political events dressed in black and focused on that one issue. >> whether you asked a question about a local community questio

we learned that the house that he was staying in ashburn, virginia, was raided by the fbi and the state police. we will hear from some of the neighbors there in a moment. >> our team of reporters and producers are working all of the sources and the angles of the investigation. with we will begin with the northern bureau chief, julie carey who is the first person to show alexandria's mayor the picture of the man arrested. julie? >> well, more on charles severance in a moment, but moments ago, alexandria police brought out the news release and the first we have heard from the police department about the investigation and the arrest of ining me is crystal who is the spokesman for the sheriff's department. is he a suspect or person of interest or what is he being called? >> he is not a suspect at this point, and he is not charged with any charges relating to the homicide case, but right now, we are looking into the possibility of everything including any connection that he could have, but also, continuing the investigation on the rest of the tips. >> reporter: he is being looked at as a pos

and there is also going to be a fund-raiser in ashburn this week. >>> and why gun dealers are now taking the stand in the oscar pistorius' trial. >>> tonight, we have new cell phone video to show you how fast moving this fire was. >>> and the officials are putting a price tag on the winter weather, and how much it costs to keep the roads clean. doug, any relief in sight? >> not in the next couple of days, doreen. it is a bad morning tomorrow with overcast and refreezing and slick pavement tomorrow, and when you step out of the door, take some extra time, and we will have more >>> video of a snowplow in action is calling those moves unacceptable, and now we have new reports at the live desk, jim? >> yes, this was recorded and put on youtube after the snowplow nearly crashes into him. this is a snowplow on military avenue plowing the wrong side of the street, and blind curves and a car facing the plow has to veer into the snowy part of the street, and the driver says that his car did a 180-spin after that. and so he decided to follow the plow. and we are told that the driver was taken off

the snow totals earlier, five inches at reagan national, 4.8 inches ashburn, seven inches in darnestown. we are looking at nine inches from annapolis -- from manassas. it will be cold out there, the 12peratures between two and degrees, with the milder temperatures closer to the district. even 12 will be bone chilling. how long will the cold last and how does this winter rate with the past five? we will talk about that coming up. steve, thank you. a rigorous task of shoveling the icy snow turned deadly for one woman. neighbors of the victim said she suffered a heart attack and died. the danger extends to the roads as steve rudin just said. the temperatures will be in the single digits, creating an ugly situation for the morning commute. tom roussey continues live team coverage from bowie. here,ngs are so cold out you see the results behind me. it is frozen solid on neighborhood streets like this one. upse who planned to clear the ice and snow, it was tragic a little earlier today. this storm led to a tragedy and a cold the sack near glenn dale road. a woman described as older and in good

today -- he could be in ashburn tomorrow. and james johnson has been fired. >> drizzle tomorrow, if the temperature falls, it could be freezing drizzle. warming temperatures. thursday, upper 50's. lower 60's friday and saturday. it will turn colder the weekend and much colder the middle of next week. >> we have heard that before. >> yeah, rea >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, race against time. we're with a search party, looking for the black boxes from the passenger plane before the batteries run out. how deep can the search party see into the water? and the co-pilot, what are the clues in his last words? >>> sanctions. the duel is on between president obama and president putin tonight. >>> rattled. the earthquake that rolled across los angeles.

it took part in ashburn. trying to gather more details on exactly what happened. fairfax county, another pedestrian with life-threatening injuries after being hit near metro station. car that hit the pedestrian did stay on the scene. away, the search is on for a suspect in a stabbing attack that left one person seriously injured. it happened this morning in marysville. john has the latest on the investigation now. >> fairfax county police are scouring this neighborhood after reports of a stabbing. police are still searching for and are currently interviewing a female victim inside one of the police cars here. ae appears to be either witness to the crime or a victim herself. we understand that at 8:00 this morning inside one of these homes there was some sort of an argument and then a stabbing. the victim was rushed to the hospital. they are suffering life-threatening injuries at this hour. right now the suspect is still on the loose. fairfax county police spokespeople have described this as an isolated incident, saying there is no immediate danger to the community

there's still pretty dry air masses. 34 college park, 33 chevy chase, 32 in ashburn, 35 in dumfries, 34 dale city, waldorf, 33 in annapolis. how much colder are we than 24 hour ago? 30 degrees colder. it just fell like a stone last night and temperatures running 20 degrees below average. the winds are relaxing a bit, 28 mile-per-hour wind gust last hour at national and only 22 mile-per-hour gust in gaithersburg. the deeper colors are not back to the west. the winds are beginning to move off to the north and east. we'll still be left with breezy conditions tonight and tomorrow. wind chills tonight in the teens. bus stop temperatures 18 to 38, milder finish friday and a warmer day saturday. want to do something outside? bike ride, jog? fracing the sunday, monday possible storm and it could get in here by sunday evening. tonight clear to partly cloudy, a bit breezy, very cold, 18 to 26, winds becoming southwest at 10 to 15. by morning partly cloudy, a breezy start and a cold start, too, 20s and 30s, winds southwest 10 to 15. by afternoon milder, but you need a jacket, partly cloudy, bre

. >> and online running community is supporting the family of a woman killed in ashburn.amie raleigh died after she was hit by a car at the intersection of claiborne parkway and wax poole road. the driver stopped and perform cbr while waiting for an ambulance. police say charges are pending in the case. the effort online has raised thousands of dollars for her husband and two children. the group is asking people to run this saturday in her honor. >> the bitterly cold weather did not stop nearly 100 people from running in annapolis. the delegate lead the rally. she is the lead sponsor of a bill that would decriminalize possession of marijuana. she is also running for governor. eric holder is endorsing a proposal that would reduce prison sentences for certain drug offenses. among other things it would sentences forry nonviolent drug offenders. holder says this could reduce the prison sentence for more than 6500 inmates. financially just unsustainable. it comes with human and moral costs that are impossible to calculate. >> the commission is not expected to vote until at lea

in ashburn, not too far from leesburg and dulles, 7 inches. monrovia, maryland in northern montgomery county is an area that got about 7 1/2 inches and la plata, maryland in, southern maryland in the waldorf area got about 6 inches. let's talk temps. it is cold out here and the wind has subsided somewhat for the time being, but the winds will continue to be an issue. right now it's 19 in gaithersburg, hagerstown, 21 in la plata, manassas and 23 in downtown washington. when you factor in the winds it feels like it's in the single digits in culpeper and manassas, feels like 11 in gaithersburg and downtown d.c. temperatures will only get colder and that wind chill will be brutal tonight. >> we think by tonight it will be below 0. a couple things you need to remember to keep updated and make sure. windshield wiper fluid is full. make sure you have sunglasses and if you have a heat pump, shovel the snow off of and around the heat pumps. mark your fire hydrants if maybe a pile of snow is on top of them now covering them and shovel the snow away from

a skate board sunday called stitching or toeing, a 16-year-old skate border was seriously hurt in ashburn when a friend was pulling him around a parking lot. a >> tonight a possible siting of wreck kaj from that missing lane. we're going to tell you if debris in the ocean could be the missing plane. >>> what you can expect as you plan out >>> time's almost up to enroll in health care coverage on the affordable care act. an enrollment marathon was held in northwest d.c. monitors helped people complete the application process. monday is the deadline, if you haven't signed up by then, you may have to pay a penalty. >>> president obama is in germany tonight, his last stop on an overseas tour before he comes back here to washington. he's spent part of his trip rallying for tougher sanctions against russia. secretary of state john kerry heads to paris tomorrow for talks with the russian foreign minister. >>> crews searching for that missing plane now say the objects plucked from the ocean on friday are not connected to the flight 37 who. investigators say the items turned out to be just a bunch

from occurring. 29 in arlington, 30 in chevy chase, rockville, 31 in college park, 30 in fairfax, 31 ashburn, 30 in dulles, 29 in waldorf. refreezing overnight which equals black ice. be careful getting the paper tomorrow morning or walking the kids to the bus stop if you do it before 9:00. by 9:00 we'll have no worries. it will just be wet. the warm ground will take over. still cold tomorrow, at least seasonably cold. we'll be above freezing. afternoon shower possible, best chance south and east of town into southern maryland. tonight mostly cloudy and cold, some slick spots, yes. winds northeast at 10 and low temps in the 20s, mid- to upper 20s downtown, 26 downtown, 25 bethesda, 24 rockville and perhaps 23 in fairfax, sterling, maybe 22 toward leesburg and even down in dale city and woodbridge temperatures about 25. by morning mostly cloudy, cold, some icy patches. you got milk? no. you got windshield fluid? you'll need that the next few days. 20s and 30s for temps. by afternoon mostly cloudy, breezy and again seasonably cold, a shower possible, kind of a raw march day. high temps around

yesterday, we were in ashburn. we had 10 inches of snow.k at the snow that lines the streets in leesburg. hardly anything. fortunately, i do not think the freezing drizzle will cause too much of a concern in leesburg and points east. we will keep you posted. for more on the roads, we turn to jack taylor. >> so far, so good. without any of the precipitation, we should move well in the outlying areas. shape as youd travel the big map of the beltway. the traffic tracker is riding along to 95 along the 11 along the 11th street bridge. have no early issues. a camera in maryland on 270 southbound. getting a little heavy now. all travel lanes are open. roadways are dry. we love to start things off that way. >> thank you. groundbreaking study this morning. it has to do with one disease doctors say is more of a threat to women than even breast cancer. >> man versus nature. why troops were called in to bomb a river. kerri: kerri the sparkle® fairy here. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®..

we see this area here in toward loudoun county near the fairfax border here near sterling and ashburn. this is living north in toward montgomery county toward germantown coming across the river. now we've got showers which have been around the hagerstown area back in toward martinsburg. this is all moving to the northeast. a much warmer morning than yesterday. most in the 40s. fredricksburg, manassas, winchester already to 52 degrees on our way into the 60s. traffic wise, let's see how things are going now that we hit the 6:00 hour. monika is off but just has you covered. >>> 6:00, that's when we start picking up volume and that's exactly what we're seeing here, i-270 at 1 09 hyattstown. a little bit of volume being picked up as we head into the truck scales. we'll move on to another situation we've been monitoring this morning. i-66 at route 28, the accident is on north 28 near leeland road out of manassas park. we had an accident, a car into a utility pole, wires down. that is blocking the right lane at this point. also want to let you know about another potential problem on the roa

. >> lauren ashburn joining us now, john aravosis asand julia miller, a fox news contributor. it's difficult to cover an occupation. how much are we learning from the journalists in crimea? >> well, in the very beginning, we knew exactly what was happening. president obama was standing by while vladimir putin trampled the lives of innocent people. two days later, we finally got journalists who parachuted n into crimea. and i think we got the pictures that solidified what we already knew. >> julie, you were there last fall. what happened at that time in your journalistic efforts? >> no one was interested in publishing an article about the coming crisis between ukraine and russia over whether or not the ukraine would become part of the west that was linked by trade and by association with the european union -- >> why do you think that was? >> fox news wound.publishing. i think it auto because we're all busy people. this was not the story of the day. this was a coming crisis rather than one that was upon us. the press only mobilized when it's clear that you're in the middle of a

here's ashburn. this is all moving to the northeast.ontgomery county, poolesville, boyd up toward clarksburg this could just get to you. might slip into reston as it moves to the north and the east. also, we're watching this bigger area of some showers north of charles town here. this is going to move right up toward myersville as it travels across the potomac. west of hagerstown we've got some other showers which are west of martinsburg. everything is moving off to the northeast right now. cold is still up in new england but it's being pushed out by the warmer temperatures. you see the upper 50s in charleston with 30s in upstate new york and new england. even that is going to turn to rain. we have a chill out there. we've warmed to 40 in laurel, columbia. eight 50e already in fairfax -- it's 50 already in fairfax. 48 at north beach on the bay. here we go. cloudy skies on our michael & son weather camera but good visibility, 49. a south wind at 13 giving us a little bit of a windchill. feeling like 44. rain showers on the west coast. ju

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joining us now, lauren ashburn, fox contributor, jim garrity, and juan williams, fox news analyst and a columnist for "the hill." interesting choice of diane sawyer. how did she do in that interview with christie? >> i think she handled it well. she asked tough questions, got him to be emotional. she's the new barbara walters. as barbara is fading off the stage, making that decision on her own, she is becoming the person that you have to come and sit down on the couch with in order to rehab your image. >> but lauren, how did you feel when you were watching that? >> i felt wonderful. and, you know, it was very difficult for me over those 11 weeks. >> and i couldn't sleep and i couldn't eat. >> my son was talking to me about whether or not i did it. >> now, jim garrity, obviously, this report has limitations and at times it reads like a defense brief. but with msnbc attacking it again and again and again, it almost seems like msnbc is taking the role of the prosecution. >> very accurate. a democratic governor offering here is what my guys said, i'm not responsible for this. i'd be screa

joining us now, lauren ashburn, amy holmes, and dana millbanks, columnist for "the washington post." so what do you make of these headlines, biden may run if hillary doesn't? >> he needs to stay relevant, he needs to keep his options open, but he's not going to run if hillary clinton does run. you know, i think that this might be his last campaign, 2014, and that he needs to be a part of it. >> so why are the media buying into this? or are they? >> you know, that's a really good question. better. i think we all know that the people who seem like they're campaigning are the ones who probably aren't campaigning and the ones who aren't campaigning right now may be the ones who will be campaigning. >> it was said the white house had vanished by doing national media for a long time. seth myers went on that show, but he didn't exactly get tough questions on the view, biden. >> do democrats generally get tough questions on "the view"? he's vice president of the united states. he did get criticism, however, for panders to women on the view. i didn't agree with that criticism. i think we know

joining us now, lauren ashburn, craig crawford, and jim pinkerton, contributing editor at american magazine and a fox news contributor. i get that the story is endlessly fascinating, but what do you make of this tsunami of speculation? >> first, let's be very clear. for the people involved, this is a tragedy and it deserves coverage. the question that you asked at the beginning is is it out of control? and the answer is absolutely yes. it is overkill. we're getting ambiguous answers, we're getting speculation that doesn't happen everyone and it is being used as a ratings polling. >> jim, i hate to say this, but as i watch day after day and hour after hour, it almost seems like it's become a game for the media. it's a great detective story and i think maybe losing sight of the point that lauren just made that there are lives at stake here. >> yes. look, it's the kind of story that we can all relate to. everybody gets on airplanes and it's the news story that news is made for. you don't know what's going to happen next. jeff wise said every day we report something that would have been prepost

joining us now, lauren ashburn, rick grenell, and julie mason. i don't know whether to ask you about the zombie plain, her raldo's secret passenger or the psyching on hln. >> the psyching also said she thought there could be a hijacking or a larger organization involved. she left all options oep open on the table. >> and she sees trees. >> she does. let's not forget about the 239 people on that flight. that part of the story is very serious. it should be covered. how far, all the rest of this mess should be knocked off of all of the stations. cable news is the worst offender. cnn's troubled, though, as a result of this the. and it's a pure ratings grab play. and it's working. it's capitalism at its finest. >> now, i get that there's great public interest in this story and every time there's a satellite image of something that might be a piece of the plane we all go crazy. i'm interested in the story, too, but i'm not interested in the conspiracy theories. >> i'm not sure. i disagree a little pit. i think people are saying i think or i speculate o

ashburn 37. dumfries, waldorf 35 along with north beach and chevy chase. here in d.c.. 38 degrees. feels like 33. but it feels even worse than that as andrea was saying. it's damp, humid, it cuts through you. the storm coming through the midwest, look at the heavier showrs south of chicago. -- showers south of chicago. that may delay a few flights this morning. the moisture is coming off the atlantic as the storm gets closer to us. the showers increase as we go through mid-morning. here we are at lunch time. west of 15 a lot less activity. mid afternoon still raining and starts to move east later on this afternoon and this evening. that sets us up for a couple of nice days. 45 today, drizzle and showers, yell loy alert. tonight down to 40 with a few upper 30s. tomorrow 59, breezy, though. sunny and miler friday, a chance of a shower in the afternoon, especially north. 62. 65 on saturday but a front is coming with an isolated shower. then much cooler next week. in fact snow showers by tuesday. highs only around 40. here comes monika now, timesaver traffic with another u

called "falcon's song," and today at 2:00, it's hitting the big screen at the alamo cinema house in ashburn. the movie is about a guitar-playing drifter in the west who helps a young daughter find her calling. it's being shown in ten cities and in may will be released to most cable and internet platforms. brown graduated back in 1996. >>> it is one of this country's greatest shows in the sky, the blue angels are all about precision and pride, and after a year's hiatus, they are back in the sky. they'll be coming to our area to show off their skills in may. nbc's joe frier has a preview. >> reporter: illuminated by a california sunrise, the sky shines like a stunning landscape painting. >> welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the los angeles county air show. >> reporter: but for those on the ground, the sky is merely a canvas for streaks of bright blue whizzing through the air. >> i want to see the blue angels. >> reporter: the work of military jets better known as the blue angels. >> it makes me proud to be an american, to see these guys fly. >> the fighter jets, getting to see them. i wanted

a athanasius in ashburn maryland versus successful minority since 2000. >> host: how did you divide thework? who did the work? >> guest: i and the disciplined,, you know, aunt. i managed out the research. i love culture. i love digging into all of the source says in amassing the research. he said in a person. we never had to see each other. i would say we have the exact opposite personalities and skills. >> host: and the worst person in the world at taking criticism so i would do some writing, she would add it in the next thing books are being thrown at each other in the household. i think it was actually quite an even distribution. we both did writing. reposted editing. you managed out the research assistants, absolutely true. postcard very interested in the facts. jed's interest in the analytic framework. we interacted. we always interact. as to what i enjoy doing, i'm the one that says i need to get every book ever written on the amish and put together studies. it was pretty interactive jokes aside. how do we go about this systematically? does kind of what is the organization, what i

how are conditions in ashburn? >> it is not that bad.doun county schools are on a two-hour delay. there is some patchy, black ice. at the ashburn village shopping center. we are below freezing. the wind is light. you, broad run high school. it is 29, feeling like 25. a little bit of time to sleep in. stone bridge high school, already one degrees. i want to show you, 10 inches of snow. yesterday, with the high sun angle, even though we had a good bit of cloud cover, some melting did occur. in the shopping center, most of the street looks drive. anything that has a little bit of glaze could be black ice. driving here this morning, i noticed a lot of cars that had a lot of snow on them. take the time this morning to make sure that your car is completely clear. you do not want to cause visibility problems for the cars behind you. quiet with thee two-hour delay. jack taylor, how to the roads look? >> we're off to a decent start. we had some earlier issues this morning with some work zones that were clearing. find theoint, you will big map loo

the accident happened at clayborn parkway and wax pool road in ashburn. vey state police say the 61-year-old driver immediately stopped and began cpr. rowley later died at the hospital. >>> new this morning, firefighters are looking for what sparked a house fire in bowie. prince george's county firefighters say the fire on gueniviere road started before 11:00, not far from annapolis road. the fire caused the second floor of the home to collapse. crews had to knock down walls to reach hot spots in the house. no one was hurt. >>> an elderly temple hills man shoots his wife and then turns the gun on himself. this morning police in prince george's county are trying to figure out what led to the murder/suicide. police went to do a welfare check at a home on winston street in temple hills yesterday. when they arrived, they found the couple dead. detectives are working to establish a motive. >>> we're following a developing story in new york city. this morning at least six people have died in the explosion that flattened two apartment buildings in east harlem. p

neighbors say police surrounded severance's ashburn townhome wednesday, but he was nowhere to be found. >> it was i think three marked cars. they all had their lights on and then a train of unmarked suvs, come cars. >> reporter: neighbors say that assault rifle armed police officers established a perimeter around the house as though they were worried the man might come back to the house while the technicians were inside collecting evidence. >> the guy kept to himself. the guy was very odd. >> reporter: bruce leshan, wusa9. >> at this hour alexandria police say severance is not a suspect in the murders even though the mayor calls him a person of interest. >> mola lenghi joins us live in alexandria. i know you spoke with some of the folks who knew severance. what did you learn? >> reporter: severance has a pretty public history in alexandria. he ran for mayor of the city twice and also ran for congress. his opponents recall a pretty odd character. that's how they put it, one who at times they actually saw as a physical threat. charles severance is wanted for questioning in three unsolved

this was in the intersection of claiborne parkway and wax pool road in ashburn. the driver did stay on the scene. we'll bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> you can expect delays on the southbound lanes of i-270 frederick, maryland, most of the day. take a look. you can see why. chopper 4 flew over the scene as repairs were being made to a large pothole. state police tell us the repairs complete. richard jordan reports on the many problems the pothole caused this morning. >> reporter: a big traffic tie-up this morning on already typically congested i-270 southbound near route 85. here is the reason why. this huge pothole right in the middle of the road. you can see it clearly now, but early in the morning, before the sun is out and it is dark, drivers were trying to get across it, and their vehicles couldn't take it. many of them were disabled, about a dozen of them. take a look at the traffic backup from the aerial pictures from chopper 4 early this morning. the left lane southbound on 270 blocked off while crews tried to repair the pothole. then

neighbors say police surrounded severance's ashburn townhome wednesday, but he was nowhere to be found. >> it was i think three marked cars. they all had their lights on and then a train of unmarked suvs, cop cars. >> the guy kept to himself. the guy was very odd. >> again alexandria police have yet to charge severance with anything, big response out there to his townhouse, armed officers with assault rifles, but there is some concern if severance is the wrong guy, all this attention will push the real killer to strike again. >> reporter: the public needs -- >> the public needs to realize we are only going to charge someone when we can and we will be the ones releasing accurate information. they need to take their safety in their own hands and lock their doors and look at their surroundings. >> that was the alexandria police department. when severance ran against former mayor kerry donnelly more than a decade ago police were worried enough about severance that they assigned an undercover officer to protect donnelly. >> this is a bit of an odd case. you have some of the politicians who