bob barnard told you traffic is moving okay in secondarys in the district. you can see a significant amount of rain on our inter states and this is around the beltway near bradley and you can see the water definitely causing spray and heavier stream of traffic i'm getsing a lot of people will heat the road earlier to make it to work or school on time and we'll keep you updated on that still a relatively quiet start to the tuesday morning commute. and we'll switch back to the maps as we continue now keep it to "fox5 news morning" back in maps as we continue now keep it to "fox5 news morning" back in a few.  . >> 270 father hurley rain and snow today could cause problems for the among and evening commute. >> big question, how much are we going to get? >> gary mcgrady has the forecast and gary, you know, it's not just the snow we have to worry about it's going to also get bitter, bitter cold come this weekend. i've been looking at those ten degrees that have been on the 7 day. >> well, that's true. and we do have this legitimate

>> yeah. >> until then they'll learn to play in their street shoes n northwest, bob barnard, fox5 local news. >>> i think it gets kids active. >> yes. >> love it. >> burning some calories. >> i think kids should be exposed to all kind of sports. >> yes. >> that's good stuff. >> very important. >> keep on moving, right? hi, we'll be moving a lot this weekend because some nice warm weather coming. >> good, we like that. >> good to have a quiet stretch. >> yes, next week at this time might not be so quiet, but we will keep an eye on that, still, okay, getting through the month of february, right? >> that's right. >> and another storm in the pipeline that we will talk about in a moment. but we're not going to worry too much about it, because it is seven days away, right? >> exactly. >> hey, but nice today, quiet, we have sole clouds to start this morning, and manage to get up into the upper 40's, 49 degrees at reagan national. we will have cold night though. we had few clouds around this morning, i think the clouds are out of here tomorrow. but thursday, little bit on the chilly side. might

in san francisco, cornell barnard abc7. >> if you missed the concerts there are plenty more opportunitieso get the music fix. a republican playing at super bowl at 7:00 and have been golf celebration at 7:30 at paramount in oakland. jonas will perform at fort mason in san francisco at 8:00 and at 10:00 p.m., pharrell williams will appear. those are tonight. tomorrow, can you believe, so much talent, big bash is at the galleria in san francisco at 9:00 people and the rolling stones are two of the acts. alicia keys at 7:00 and chris brown and 50 cent francisco at origin nightclub. >> a show in the sky, too, fireworks lighting up the water front tonight like we saw on saturday when super bowl week kickoff. tonight, the show is single asked to begin at 10:00 p.m. can you download our newsup for details on traffic alerts at super bowl city and the nfl experience. make sure to enable push alerts for instant updates. >> if you ride bart expect a lot of company because bart expects a record number of people to ride the trains to get into san francisco for super bowl events. super bowl city and th

as fox5's bob barnard showsarrd us what's been revealed areevead some writing on the walls thatls had been seen before.e >> one step. >> reporter: three daysr: t after astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin ald first set foot on the moon, m the apollo 11 command module columbia splashed down into dow the pacific ocean.pacific o for the past 40 years, this space capsule a nationaliol treasure has been the been the centerpiece of the smithsonian's air and space museum on the mall. mall. >> it's an indescribableescribae thrill. >> reporter: now for the first time space buffs and scientists are getting to see inside columbia like never n before learning new things. >> they've been very reluctant to go inside. >> reporter: making new discoveries with the help ofiest 3-d imaging.ging >> our job really was to document this in such a wayhis that really does the object justic people that are so excited e about this object to see it in t a wayo that's been obscured for decades. >> we were able to see things ti that surprised us and we thought were really quite exciting. exciti >> reporter: d

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coverage.overag gary with just how much snowuc s we can expect and erin, melanie alnwick and bob bob barnardeeping an eye on road conditions. good morning to you everyone, t i'm maureen umeh alongside ang wisdom martin and holly morris. so we have a lot of snow.ve a >> yeah, we do.eah, w d and despite that snow, many kids had planned on sleeping in today as many schools arels a already closed for president'ssi day but all closings andlosings delays scrolling at the bottom a of your screen just for your information, you there go.io that's how we get it started. sd >> it is. >> all right. let's talk about it. >> look, this is not going to gg dough down in the annals as a major snowstorm. >> annals.>> ann that's good. so, but what it is going to go down in is a tricky stormy sto that's going to bring us justt about every possiblee combination of winter weather w you can get, okay. o we're starting off with the w snow now. it's already accumulated in spots. winter storm warning is backng i out to the west and northwestern neighborhoods.ghbo the thinking here is that'st's where -- a couple of thi

. >> straight ahead at 6:30 we'll academic with bob barnar barnard.keeping track of the roads. >> there's a look at some of the sidewalk coated in ep up the rain will take care of the ice eventually. >>> >>> >> 6:31 it's back to bed for a lot of local students. most schools in our area are closed today. except for d.c. public schools, kçd.c. is on a two-hour delay. you can find a complete list scrolling at the bottom of your screen. we want to mention the federal government is on a three-hour delay. all because of that trevrp russ ice out there. welcome back to "fox 5 news morning" the icy roads causing issues on the road. this is accident in chefry chase crash involving a private ambulance of emergency crews on the scene. it crashed into a utility pole western avenue near river road. erin will update that situation in a couple minute and right now bob barnerd is joining us and joins us with south east from an indaughter. that sidewalk behind like a ice range. that's got wet it's providesen. temperatures in southeast washington in last 45 minlz or so

. >> bob barnard reporting muchepg thanks, bob.th, bob also this morning, community c members are stillshock over saturday's tragic shooting.otin >> a lot came to pay theirhe respects to officer guindon and the two officers injured in thar exchange of gunfire.. fox5's melanie alnwick live in i manassas with more on this partr of the story. the s. mel?mel? >> reporter: good morning,r:d guys.guys. yeah, as you know, the businesss of policing continues here in hi prince william county despite the grief. there are counselors available.. there are chap lance availablee to the officers and their stafff of course, you can see the blacb draped police cruiser and the growing memorial of flowers and momentos left here out ifr of the western district stationn where officer ashley guindonui reported for her first and last day of duty saturday.y. sunday evening, bagpipes playedd at the prince william county complex.comp officer guindon had only only ol been on duty for an hour and aon half and two she and two other h officers one her training officer responded to crystal hamilton's call for help.el

bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> in prince george's county, high school and middle school were locked down for several hours after two assay lants critical shot and wounded a teenaged boy at a bus stop. >> paul wagner joins us live from greenbelt with the story. paul? >> reporter: i'm standing on green belt road just down from duval high school. and it was just before 9:00 this morning is where a 17-year-old was standing. we talked with a witness this morning, an extraordinary witness. a young lady who saw the entire thing. she said that she heard the watched as the two gunmen ran up from this bus stop, past this senior home, and down that driveway. she said it was terrifying. >> it was shot, shot, shot. >> reporter: kelly says she was standing at a parking lot on busy green belt road when she heard the first shot and looked to where the sound was coming from. >> i saw this guy drop down in the middle of the road and two young boys were running. one had a red jacket, they had backpacks on. they ran behind the building they came back and peeked out a few minutes before the police arriv

cornell barnard has that story. >> reporter: there's only one way to get ready for the super bowl.e a super community celebration. >> i just wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl because we're local. >> jessica aragon wouldn't miss this extreme fan test. music, food and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities and players here. so this is fun. >> celebs like rapper ludacris. >> goes to the game? >> yeah, i'm going for charlotte. cam newton. >> reporter: ludacris was coaching this celebrity flag football game for charity. nfl legend doug flutie was quarterback for the red team. >> who do you like in the super bowl tomorrow? >> go with carolina if you are picking a team. i'm rooting for peyton to have a big day and play well. >> kirk cousins is playing for blue. >> my heart says the broncos and peyton manning. i'd love him to get another title. certainley played against the panthers this year and they were probably the most dominant in the league. >> reporter: john taylor was signing autographs. he played in three super bowls. his advice t

and bob barnard is live in gle glenarden judge sylvania elementary school for alleged incidents happenince george county some video recordings of children in gle glenard on municipal center at the teresa 'banks memorial aquatic center and some of the children's homes and right now this denane car owe way age years old a volunteer here at the school a youth choir director in the area and he's facing ten counts they know of ten victims ages 9 to 13 that's what he's facing rights now and police tell us here nay second how they discovered this and wael hear a parent in this area 'rkt ago old crimes you never know. very disappointed. >> on thrs a victim's relative discovered a nude photo on the cellphone of a judge sylvania woods elementary school student and that photo was electrically sent to caroway through the kikk messenger april. >> we're hearing about that kikk messenger app and ten known victims and 407 videos row covered from this deonta caroway so far and he's held on one million bond. >> all right. fox thank you very much. before we get to tucker and the forecast. nfl season over

live in northwest is bob barnard where it's still icy bob, it looks like. >> it's a winter wondrerland maureen. eye don't know this microphone can pick it up that i'm wearing it sound like it's raining it's actually the ice in the trees is melting and dropping so it sound like it's raining. and it's falling on to sheet of crunch here on this isbilit isbilitymore street in adams morgan and where the road was treated with salt and sand it's not bad. i mean it's kind of soft there. and you can get some traction. but you see in middle there and on the streets not treated they have still a sheet of ice and look people who deposit clear their cars last night after all the snow. this is what they have to take off khxt not bad rights take a look here though. those that did clear cars are going to find they're intomed in ice. if you don't want to chisel it off wait with the de froter inside. sheets of ice on their car windshield which will take a while to melt and here's the thing, sidewalks here very dangerous and we want to be careful of footing here. sidewalks, public sidewalks are a sheet o

fox5 bob barnard has the story. >> i wonder if he'll be watching this long procession of his. >> it ispecial assembly at saint john's episcopal school in olney where the entire student body last december stepped outside this building to watch the funeral procession of a montgomery county police officer killed in the line of duty. >> i hear the faintest whisper after voice, i see the sirens flashing so, so bright. want to thank him but i am quiet? just 24 years old, struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver, while conducting a dui traffic stop, along rockville pike. >> i touched the tears off a friend's face. i worry about nobody is looking. >> seventh grader alexandra close was so moved by the experience, she wrote a poem called i am. which made its way to the p officer rose bourseo surrounded those powerfully poinent words with photos, now has presented the portrait to the school. remembering that heart breaking procession. >> but i can tell you the moment we all saw you guys standing along the street and saluting us and holding your hands over your hearts, every single police off

abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. ♪ >> reporter: there's only one way to get ready forer bowl. have a super community celebration. >> i just wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl just because we are local. >> jessica from san jose wouldn't miss this extreme fan fest. music, food and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities and players here. this is fun. >> celebs like rapper ludacris. >> are you going to the game tomorrow? >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, yeah. going for shore lat. cam newton, come on, annual youth! >> ludacris was coaching the annual celebrity flag football game for charity. nfl legend doug flutie was quarterback for the red team. >> who do you like for the super bowl tomorrow? >> you have to go with carolina if you are picking a team, but i'm rooting for peyton manning to have a big day and playing well. >> kirk cousins is going tore big blue. >> my heart says the broncos and peyton manning. i would love to see him get another title, but we played against the panthers this year and they were probably the most dominant

. >> bob barnard is live in front of the shelter southeast more with more on bowser's plan.d morning, bob. >> hey, maureen, holly, wisdom, good morning to you. we'll find out if 9:00 this morning mayor bowser is holding breakfast with d.c. council she will not only announce more of the plans to shut down the d.c. homeless shelter and where throughout the city they'll on up these smaller temporary homeless facilities. than is the plan she's had since she's taken office and we have not known where these shelters will be and they'll be temporary and a little more family friendly and closer to the services that the homeless families need. the conditions here at the former d.c. general hospital are just not ideal. and it shares the campus with the d.c. jail and so this is something the mayor has wanted to do. but we didn't know where across the city these new shelters would be opening. we'll find that out this morning and later this week on thursday, the bowser administration in all 8 wards of city will be holding public hearings. public meeting to further discuss the plans for t

nashville right now, that barnard is 64 degrees so the big meltdown and a big warm-up is on for a large part of the us of a. water weber shows just how dry things are. all of this rust color you see there. to the south beach in cancun and cuba it is really dry. dry appeared to, it really made for a beautiful day today and will help us again tomorrow. take a look at tonight, we're talking about warm-up trying to begin. tonight we had the big warm day today and later patchy fog takes over. tomorrow everything to get you ponce, we will get more oyster in from the east. during the day maybe some packing fat to greet you first thing in the morning, by about 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night we will be on the warm side with a little more cloud cover trying to build in. then on sunday, is going to be beautiful, sunny day for the daytona 500. in orlando will be in the upper 70s . probably low to mid-70s in daytona beach. lows tonight at 47 ocala, 42 stanford. orlando is 65. here's tomorrow. >> by lunchtime tomorrow 69, dayt daytime of 75 or maybe a little better for you depending on where you are. sunda

bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> we do want to add that we checked with montgomery county police. they tell us helicopters were used in the initial searches for sara and jacob and that detectives have called on the resources of the fbi to help with this investigation. >>> the young mother accused of leaving her three-year-old son in a swing for days has found not criminally responsible for his death. she appeared in a charles county courtroom this afternoon and pleaded guilty to a charge of involuntary manslaughter. a judge accepted her plea but based on testimony from expert doctors concluded that sims suffers from mental illness and was not aware of what she was doing. sims was released and will not serve any jail time on the condition that she maintains her health treatments. >> fairfax county police tonight are searching for the man accused of burglary and sex assault. take a good look at this composite sketch of the man that police say is responsible. the description is vague but police say he was last seen wearing a black jacket with a backpack. if you have any information,

bob barnard is in thed is t district.s givin g as you look at conditions this morning.or hello, sir. how are you? where are you? y >> reporter: great thanks,orreat allison and to you guys, good g morning. we're on pennsylvania avenuesylu capitol hill. you could see a you believee can of cars a on the road here h heading out of the city. cit this particular block is snows s covered and so, yeah, they'reh,e driving carefully and then asnde you break through, you know, past third street here, thene,he it's clear, it's wet. w the driving conditions areitiona better. you can approach anac a intersection and not have to anh worry about sliding. slidi that's not the case in thishi particular block and morendor is like this.e thi about an inch or two on mostn of the roads. roads even the major roads here. h cars are out and about.bo they're making their way alliray right. but do you have to be carefular where there is snow covering cog here and like you see this carer coming at us here, i mean, if m, he hit his brakes i guarantee

cornell barnard has more on the one-on-one and the message for the victims of the san bernardino shooting. >> what would you say to the families? >> they have our deepest sympathy. >> apple c.e.o. tim cook say he knows victim families in the san bernardino massacre are angry. >> what made them -- no one should have to go through this. apple has cooperated with the f.b.i. fully. >> but apple refuses to help the f.b.i. unlock the iphone of farook. authorities believe he used the cell phone to communicate with his wife and accomplice that could hold information on other plots or terrorists involved in the san bernardino attack. >> david, if we knew a way to get the information on the phone that we have not already given, if we knew a way to do this that would not expose hundreds of millions are other people, we would honestly do it. >> he said it is a matter privacy and public safety. apple would have to write new software to unlock the encrypted phone. >> we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it is bad news to write. we would never write it. we have never written it

pol bob barnard following thatlowi a story.ob joins us live fromb jo southeast with more and thatwi might be a clue bobth as tob a where he may be running. runni good morning. mor >> reporter: that's righteportea steve and allisoepn.eve and all. yeah, we're outside his home he in hillcrest heights.ilst h the word is that mayor gray issa going to run for the ward the seven council seat currently held by yvette alexander.le the former mayor obviously outuo of office now after losing hisis primary bid to the current mayor, muriel bowser.se the mayor was under a cloud of investigation by federalederal investigators looking into alleged financial improprieties with his 2010 mayoral campaign. in the noon hour today mayorn um gray is going to announce his comeback that he is running is n for that ward seven councilil seat.seat. my colleague marina marracoco asked yvette alexander about that last night. n >> there's no secret that iet t was a supporter of vince graying all throughout his careerar until he lost in the primary election a

fox5's bob barnard joins usrd js now with the latest., bizarre story indeed.torynd >> reporter: absolutely,bsol allison and steve. ste yeah, we are at wild lake highdl school in columbia, maryland. m this is where david eisenhauer n 18 years old the murderhe suspect was a member of thes meb class of 2015 and a track starr here.here his alleged accomplice flatley keepers 19 years olds attended t hammond high school. the two are charged in theare case of the missing nicole madison lovell.son l she's 13 years old. she went missing lastas wednesday from her home in blacksburg where eisenhauer eisn and keepers are engineering students.ud she was missing aroundwa midnight wednesday. wednesd as you mentioned her body wasy found buried in north carolinaar just near the north carolina-virginia border. how she was killed, why sheille, was killed, blacksburg policeur which are in charge of theh investigation are not saying.ar however, there are reportsre r that nicole may have met david the online.ine. now, over the weekend virginia i state police

the election is held after two years of fighting between muslim and christian communities, as barnard smith reports. >> there was frustration with delays and long lines of voters in the presidential runoff election in central african republic. poll stations did open on time. they were busy. in the first round in december, turnout had been strong with nearly 80%. that was seen as a rejection by voters of the violence that has split the country on reege grounds. sunday's vote was also a rerun of the parliamentary election in december. its results were annulled due to irregularities. >> i hope we'll finish with these problems once and for all and we'll have a good laugh in the end. >> in 2013, france sent troops to try to restore order after mainly muslim selica fighters toppled the president. christian fighters responded by attacking the muslim minority community. thousands of people have been killed. one in five has fled. two christians are facing off as candidates in the runoff ballot. the first promised to tackle corruption. another said he'll bring in investments, both are former pr

we thank bob barnard for his picture. tltion pretty dark there. and also raining really, really hard at the moment as this continues to push through the district right now. and lower portions of montgomery county. we also have -- can we get some information on mannasas and centerville somebody wants to know on facebook. >> we also see it kind of weakening for you. >> they're on back end. probably at the very end of the rain with the storm. and we have seen some impressive rainfall amounts. we've got at least doppler-indicated reports of at least 1-2 inches of rainfall that have come in just west of dc. >> almost 2.5 inches of rain as this line came through. and we did have some flash flood warnings out to the west i'm believe i'm seeing in the chat room that a lot of those warnings have expired so far. it looks like there's still one out there for western portions of loudoun county and into northern portions of prince george's county as -- prince william county as well. pepco is reporting over 2,200 without power from pepco. virginia, 6600 without

our reporter cornell barnard said there is a push to include women in the water. >> for 15 areas, top surfers from around the world have come to challenge the giant waves at mavericks but a woman has never been invited to compete at the main competition. >> to be honest, it is a little bit sexist. >> she is a bay area surfer, turned film maker. >> it is about capturing the life of the big wave surfers. >> documentary called "it airport pretty," profiles top women surfers who can charge waves like these in mavericks, million now, only for fun. the coastal commission may require women to be included at future competitions. >> it mas more sense to have women compete but it does not machine they cannot surf the same way. >> 26-year-old of santa cruz was chosen as an alternate but a knee injury is keeping her on the beach. she knows she will be compete with the guys one day. >> i think as leg as i work hard and make the smart decisions i can be successful and push myself and maybe one day i will be in the of develop. all the founders say women have always been welcome but it requires an in

bob barnard out in northwest d.c. with a check on how the roads are looking there, good, morning, bob. >> good morning to you maureen be glad if you pashd in a garage. you menged about getting your car dug out this morning. this is what you see. if you didn't clear the snow snow from your car this say layer of ice. layer of ice not bad to get off your car. but we'll go carefully. the streets are a sheet ice. even those treated. this has salty material in the slushy part of the snow but this is still ice. this guy whoever this person is, they cleared their car yesterday but look this hard to get off. a sheet of ice. on the windshield. all over the car and with subfreezing temperatures that's going take some time to clear. give yourself extra time this morning because yeah, your cars are in jp tomed in ice. you have to be careful. you have lose your footing easily. you mentioned fog, guys, you'll see in a second. feels like london this morning because there's a ton of fog. you can feel the airs warming up but it pill wi

fox5's bob barnard n green belt with more on this o t story. st bob?hey, allison and ad wisdom good morning to you.ornio this is an alarming case and iti appears the federal governmentem is joining the investigation. 2:30 this afternoon here at thee us attorney' office in green g belt we expect to hear from the us attorney for maryland, also,, the fbi, the prince george'seoe' county state's attorney andttory prince george's county policeol chief to talk about this case. s this is the one that came to light at judge sylvania woodsoos elementary school in glenn arded where a 22-year-old teacher's th aid deonte consideraway was allegedly video taping childrene performing sex acts on onen on another.he not only at the school but at b some other facilities.acilitie municipal buildings in the glenn arden area.rea authorities have identified at least 17 young victims. victi he deonte carraway 22 years oldo being held on $1 million bond in the prince george's county jailj prince george's county school sl officials have also an they have created a student safet

. >> erin thank you very much.an >>> we want to go right now to n bob barnard who is out and a abouts morning checking on k the road conditions.dions. bob, where are you right now? a? >> reporter: we're in theor heart ofte roslyn, wilson boulevard north oak street andea there's still light snowtiight falling, about 2-inches.ncs. take a look behind us here. h this gentlen bike. we saw two bicyclists riding uphill northbound on wilson boulevard here and you couldould hear it's kind of quiet there.. these nonmain roads, the side s streets, if you will, areu will, still covered in snow and they t are very slippery guys. guy i mean, it doesn't look bad, it's only about an inch or o two, but it is still very slippery.ip here the roads that have been treated, this is wilsonso boulevard heading north underthu hill here and the surface is sue kind of slushy and covered but you get very good tractiont ve here so it's not icy evenit though the temperatures are so' low, it's not icy where it'shet' been treated but then we'ven we seen some cars making the turnhr here and spinning out comingut m f

for a check of how things are looking in the district turn to our guy, bob barnard live in southeast, bob. good morning. >> good gorgeous day out here. >> yeah if you're a penguin. >> raping. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> it's raining and slushy out here this is 17 street southeast anacostia and you can see even 45 minutes ago the sidewalks were knowsen and it's 46 degrees here now and it's just a bunch of slush. earlier those of us that came to work 3:30 this morning, sheets and -- sheets of ice and cshd cars this was 'cult of ice on top of the snow now gone. the hood was covered with snow it's been falling off on the ice as the rain picks up and temperatures increase and it gets kind of nasty out here. at least in this part of southeast washington here it's no longer sheet of ice it's no longer frozen. it's just getting messy and slushy and you can see now, here, this gentleman is walking to work on sidewalks. about an hour ago sidewalks were too dangerous people walk in the streets because si but, now, the sidewalks are actually slushy and it's okay to nav get on the sidewalks here. some

fox5's bob barnard has this story. saint john'soh episcopal school in olneyhool in where the entire student body last december stepped outsidepe this building to watch thehe funeral possession of a montgomery county police officer killed in the line of duty. >> i the the faintest wisp of a voice.a i want to thank him but i am quiet. >> reporter: noah leotta wasas just 24 years old struck andk killed by a suspected drunkpeed driver while conducting a dui traffic stop along rockvilleille mike. mike >> i touch the tears off a friend's fares. far >> reporter: alexandra closend c was so moved by the experiencexr she wrote a poem called i amlled which made its way to the t police department where artist t officer rose barso surroundedurn those powerfully poignant poig words with photos of noah leotta and has presented the t portrait to the schoolit remembering that heartbreakingrt procession. >> but i can tell you the moment we all saw you guys we al standing along the street anl dr saluting us and holding yourngou hands ove

beforeof a judgment he faces two murder t charges, one could carry the one death penalty.pena bob barnard begins our team our coverage outside of thehe courthouse this morning. bob.ng. >> reporter: yeah, guys, ronald hamilton will be iniltown court at 8:30 this morningis m facing a whole host of a whoostf charges. charges. first degree murder, capitolr,ol murder. the first degree murder is for crystal, the capitol murder isr for officer ashley guindon. ashi morning.mo he is possibly facing the death penalty.enal he as you guys mentioned a 32-year-old army staff sergeant assigned to theeant pentagon, what's called the cle joint staff support centert staf accused of shooting andot killing prince william countylic police officer ashley guindon g and wounding two otherwoun officers. he's also suspected of murdering his wife.e. she was just 29 years oldears o crystal hamilton.l h she was inside the couple'ssiheu woodbridge home.bridge hom she called 911 saturday afternoon.te the police officers were shotffe as they arrived.rriv she had already been murdered.er the couple's 11-year-old sonld s

>> bob barnard, thank you.ou still ahead is peyton manning m squeaky clean image all a lie.we'll tell you why the superp bowl champion's past is back inb the headlines.headnes >> he helped shape the supreme court for more than three than decades now justice antonin scalias' death has washington ws divided.vi he we'll look at why the fightig to replace him launched an owld out political war. 9:11 is our time right now. we'll be right back. >> republicans say appointed ney justice should wait for a new wo president.iden while democrats argue the t president and the senate shouldl move forward. fwa >> if any of us needed a reminder of just how important r it is to take back senate and hold on to the white house, just look at the supreme court. i know that our thoughts and prayers are with the scalia family tonight, i'm also thinking and praying for the future of our country.our cnt it is outrageous that republic republicans in the senate and od the campaign trail have already pledged to block any replacement that president obama nominates.t now i'm sure we'll all have aava lot

wkend bob barnard joins us live fromve f northeast with the latest. have anything on thehe suspect bob? >> report roar yeah, a videot yea which you'll see in a secondee in s here. that's going to be their bestt evidence so far.ce so f six robberies sincein january 12th.th. the first one on january 12thua2th that they know of was here att this cvs store we're on 40thn 40th street northeast just offust benning road and the most recentt r one sunday night was also here here at this cvs store. sto surveillance video of that most recent one sunday night aboutbout 10:20 p.m. the one onhene o january 12th was 9:00 in the:00 morning and in that prior caseor case thect used a gun. g you can see he's described as aescribed a man in his 40s he's bald, he's wearing thick black rimmed black r glasses. he has a possible birthmarkbirthm under his left eye and he does have facial hair.l hai now, earlier this past sunday this same guy was caughgh video robbing a mcdonald's and a wendy's across the street fromree f each other over on nanny helenelen bureaus avenue.ve a

congratulations, drew, in perc percyville, virginia, bob barnard, "fox5 local news". >> and that's disciplineyou're a teenager to eat right and get enough sleep. because you're just young and you know want to have fun. >> other take away his parents must really know what they're doing coaching the other gentleman. the watter. >> in loudoun county yeah. >> stay with us we'll be right back. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. snrvr we learn from bruce allen robert griffin will be released when nfl business opens next month. one problem though as of now he's the only quarterback under contract. big problem. of course, rg3 lost starting jock to kirk cousins it was a move that paid off for the season. there were reports last week claiming though the contract talks between free agent cousins and skins had broken off without a resolution. there's lot of time in that department. multiple reports say gm has indeed met with cousinsp agency at the nfl scouting combine in indianapolis going on

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abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. ♪ >> reporter: there's only one way to get ready fora super community celebration. >> i just wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl just because we are local. >> jessica from san jose wouldn't miss this extreme fan fest. music, food and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities and players here. this is fun. about. >> celebs like rapper ludacris. >> are you going to the game tomorrow? >> yeah, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> he was coaching the annual celebrity flag football game for charity. nfl legend doug flutie was quarterback for the red team. >> who do you like for the super bowl tomorrow? >> you have to go with carolina if you are picking for a team, but i'm rooting for peyton manning to have a big day and playing well. >> kirk cousins is going tore big blue. >> my heart says the broncos and peyton manning. i would love to see him get another title, but we played against the panthers this year and they were probably the most dominant team in the league all year. >> and earlier john taylor was sign

i'm cornell barnard in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather and here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning >> good morning, to you. hi, everyone. we have all the cloud cover around the bay area and a few returns offshore. there's a weak weather system pushing into extreme northern california, and we are just seeing the clouds. with the clouds this morning it made for a pretty sunrise at about 6:43. right now we are mostly cloudy around the bay. lots of 50s. 54 half moon bay and mountain view with 55 san jose. 56 across the bay in oakland. and for the next couple of hours we will see mostly cloudy skies. the clouds will thin out from time to time. but even with the cloud cover, we are going to be quite mild with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. so we will talk about the rest of the weekend, the week ahead and rain. that's all in a few minutes. cornell. >> thank you so much. we are now just hours away from hollywood's biggest night. you are looking live at the red carpet outside the dolby

fox5's bob barnard telling usels what that plan includes.t planl.coming up next. >> hi bob.ob >> time now 9:20. 9 >> look at him. ♪ ♪ >>> well after being ranked the number one transit system in th entire country, there are recent reports that many train driverse are running red lights. lights. >> today metro will discuss wayy to improve the system. foxfox5's bob barnard is live aa the u street metro station totan tell us what on the agenda. hey, bob. bob >> reporter: hey, maureen.aureen take look.ook this is one of the yellow or orange -- yellow or green line n trains packed heading out here.. yeah, the main focus of today'ss metro board meeting that'shat's yellow line heading out of the h station here. main focus of this morning's mng board meeting you see the red lights there on the right of the tunnel there, the safety overala of metro but it's been bee times and operators ignoringing those red lights there.red ligh the federal government has noted 47 red light runners since 2012. this is caused by they sayhey either distracted or day dreaming o

hours bob barnard live there now.re bob, you're always a step aheade of the masses were it comes to orter: we love it.e it. we're with a national treasureta this morning. the command module columbiaum which circled which orbited the moon 47 years ago when neal and buzz neal armstrong buzz aldrini were walking on the moon.n. here it is the command modally? that astronaut michael collinsos was orbiting the meanwhile theyt did their splashed back down to earth to h the ocean after that week long g mission back in july of 1969, 1, and joining us to talk about tht new stuff coming out today is dr. alan nadel a space history curator here at smith sonya aira and space museum.us good morning, sir. >> good morning.>> g >> report roar we know a lot about this mission you've done e 3d imaging now inside this thi capsule for the first time andie tell us about that want was was discovered. >> a lot of changes coming atg the air and space museum one off which is moving this from itsts milestone position eventuallyuay put it in brand new gallery.. it causes disruption but we never, hook said never l

fox5 fosses bob barnard live inv rockville with more on today's y appearance. bob? >> reporter: well, ideally holly and steve park it would bu a determination that catherinene hoggle is competent to face the charges. ar she's not charged with theith t murder of her childrenren investigators believe sarah andd jacob who were just three and tr two years old when they went tyw missing in september of 2014 so1 year and a half ago much she'sue not been charged in their murders open thoughh investigators believe the children are dead. she was the last person known tk be with them. unfortunately, the court keepsou determining that she is not competent to face the charges. g to stand trial. tal. she's only been charged withh obstructing investigator who's are trying t children.en she was the last one known to bo with them.th tm. all three were missing.. catherine within a day or twowo was founder children have notilr been seen since.ce she has been not in jail but ata the state mental hopper kinsoppr here in maryland, and while catherine her seven and her family believ

. >> after being ranked numberd nr one transit system in the >> bob barnard is live at the it easternarket metro station.ta tell us how we're going livere g up to our number one status. bob, good morning. >> reporter: hey, goodep morning, guys, yeah an interesting thing came outg thi this week. i'll tell you more about thatu in a minute.in ainut yes, today's metro boardet b meeting has a strong focus on safety.safe not only things that happentap like happen on the green line ln earlier this week, a shooting so on the green line, other kindsis of violent attacks but also in a some in house stuff talking tal about this new report aboutor ao distracted and daydreamingmi operators, the federaled government reporting something m like 47 red light runners since 2012.2. we are here at eastern market.ae this is the on blu orange blue d silver line trains. train metro says they're installing'rn systems to monitor red light violators.violator they say they can already a intervene automatically if trains move on without actually getting clearance to do so. so. they say sometimes metro m be leavi

holo >> right now let's check in witt bob barnard and get a look at ao the road conditions out thereonuhill rightl now. i'm counting this is your thirdd report all three pretty muchh different stories today.ries tod you are the man out there on thh streets. what are you seeing? a >> reporter: hey, you know, itt doesn't look bad but it reallytl is. you know, the federal governmenr is closed.islo most schools are closed today.dd i think a lot of people haveofpl change the their plans what they were going to do today with thet day off.day off. it's probably a good idea.a. because again while it doesn't look so bad, it really is.lly take a look at this cab. this c he's going out here pretty slows look at the back tires spinning a little bit there as he goesoe from third street on to pennsylvania avenue. and really it's not really deepp enough to plow.o so it's really just been, know, the cars and trucks thatra are doing the clearing of the street.stre. you see just one lane as this t police cruiser takes off. tak one lane coming from the librarb of congress here on pennsylvania avenue. you

northern syria, and the state of the larger war there, is the "new york times" beirut bureau chief, anne barnardanks for being here. we've seen these recent attacks against medical facilities and hospitals. allegedly these are by the russians. what can we tell what's going on there? >> there was somewhat of a pattern even by the syrian government, there has been a pattern of attacks against hospitals and schools, and since the russian air strikes began, it continued the russian air strikes as well. it seems that there may be a strategy of trying to depopulate areas, areas that are not likely to come back into the government fold, seems to be preferable from their point of view to either drive those people away, or make the areas difficult to live in. we saw this in the city of homs, in the center of the city was occupied for a long time by insurgents. and finally the solution was to evacuate them and still much of the city is not really inhabited. >> now amidst all of this bombing we have been seeing kurdish forces kind of coming behind the bombing and retaking some of the space created there. w

janna levin, astrophysicist at barnard college. her book on gravitational waves is called "black hole blues and other songs from outer space." dennis overbye of the "new york times" has been covering the universe for more than three decades, he is the author of "einstein in love, a scientific romance." i am very pleased to have all of them on the program. dennis, explain it to us. (laughter) >> well, basically -- >> rose: what happened? what happened? >> rose: yeah. they heard something. >> they heard two black holes collide a billion light years away from here. these were enormous, monstrous things. one was 36 times the mass of the sun, the other was 29 times the mass of the sun. these are like gigantic masses packed into a volume maybe the size of manhattan, and they basically crashed together at half the speed of light at this really messed up space time in a bi way. now, it created these ripples. >> rose: these are what we call gravitational waves. >> yes, that einstein predicted a hundred years ago. physicists have been trying

bob barnard joins us live fromm alexandria with more.it more.' keeping them closed today. closed >> reporter: it's basically a four-hour food safety traininginin for all chipotle employees atloes every restaurant all across theshe country today.ay this is the one here in old town.wn so instead of opening for lunchrun at 11:00 all the restaurantsur will open at 3:00 o'clock today. this follows that e. coli outbreak that affected 14 states states. sicken dozens of people.ozen peo so basically chipotle is going i to unveil a bunch of neww policies and procedures startdures dag including offering paid sickick leave to employees to encouragencou employees who are sick to stayy home.me they're also going to be now washing and cutting their lettuce and tomatoes and sledding their cheese at centralese cen kitchens not at each individualndiv restaurants of aunt and startta marinateing their chicken and steak differently and blanching bnc some of their vegetables,les, avocados onions and lyme's much all in response to that e. coli outbreak because they do

. >>> we're going to continue tog follow this story all morning.ai at 7:00 bob barnard will berd w outside of the prince william w county courtroom in manassasourt and then at 8:30 the prince pri william county police chief will join us to talk aboutus this deadly shooting in woodbridge.odidge >> new this morning, maryland state police now investigatingei a crash in charles county as ans potential homicide.omic police say a crash wasay cra reported around 3:00 yesterday afternoon along hughesville bypass on route five near oldead leonardtown road.n roa now, troopers found an overturned motorcycle and its driver who was ejected fromctedf the motorcycle pronounced deadno at the scene. investigators say a forensic for examer discovered the victim vti was also shot.waalso s detectives are still workingll r to determine the exact cause of death. dea >> and in montgomery county, a bethesda community is mournings the loss of a local high school student and his a his parents.pa they were killed in a carree craskih at the intersection ofeo river road and pile road on saturday.ay mother and their 18

. >> there's some people here from barnard. >> all right. just going to go right in line, how about that? >> okay. >> can we just give them a hand? [applause] >> thank you. >> gotta get these books. thiess one of them's on -- at least one of them's on tame. ms. steinem has been vocal and insistent that women of color have been a part of the feminist movement throughout history, yet the tuition between, quote-unquote, white feminism and all other forms of feminism persist. how do we erase both the imagined divisions, the idea that white feminism isn't for all women, and the exclusion that women of color still feel from the traditional white feminist movement? >> just a little thing like that? [laughter] >> tell us! >> i have my pen right here. >> well, i think it helps if we understand that sexism and racism function together, that they're intertwined, you know? and it affects different women differently. not everybody experiences it the same way, but it affects everybody. if you want to maintain racism, you have to maintain racial, at least

large tree fell into the roof of a home on barnard road. nobody was hurt. a driver head on. the driver had to go to the hospital in serious condition. >>> downed power lines sparked fires in new jersey. the video showing one line catching fire in westbound's lawn in englewood. in north brunswick, a fallen tree drus disrupted traffic. another tree came down on a daycare. due to the time, the daycare was closed. >> could have been so much worse. >>> time for weather and traffic. we'll check in with chris cimino. >> hard place to find a neighborhood not impact to some extent -- light passing showers, nothing heavy. breezy but not extreme wind. it gets gusty at times. maybe 30, 35 miles an hour tops. eventually colder by tonight into tomorrow. there are changes under way. the south wind off the ocean. it's a little milder at 53. inland, it's warmer yet. still upper 50s poughkeepsie and newburgh. the chilly air hasn't moved in yet. a few clouds this morning. they'll stay with us, i think, throughout the day. fairly unstable atmosphere. maybe breaks from time to time. it gets wind

mayor for lifee >> one of suggestions involves renaming baloo high school.h sch residents.resi bob barnardor us. us. bob? >> reporter: good morning, goodg city and allison.city a yeah. the idea is to honor marion mar barry in some way. way name a sports field after him, a building, conference center,fer, what have you. the one that's getting the mostt attention as you mentioned is is the idea to potentially renameam frank baloo high school inch in southeast washington marionion barry senior high school. sch it's a beautiful new buildingg then marion barry helped to oversee that happening.appe to-time mayor, ward eightd ei council member, so there arethea some who clearly say it'ss deserving, but frank baloo was w superintendent of d.c. pub lib.b schools back in the '20's, '30ss and early's 40s and some in thet community who say new york, werw like the name. legacy baloo high school. hoo there's a meeting tomorrow nighg at the school to discuss this.it here's some reaction from the t community. >> i do know a lot of residentss who are still here in theinhe community the school and have ane