by the way, delia said in touch with that formerly missing girl we reported on on friday. she's in school and she's now safe. >>> the police departments missing youth campaign caused such alarm last week that the mayor had to go on national cable tv this weekend to explain there is no crisis. tonight at 7:00, bruce is questioning leaders about their new approach to identifying and locating missing children. >>> we're following a developing story in fredrick county tonight where authorities say they foiled a mass shooting similar to columbine. it was planned for next wednesday at catoctin high school in thurmont. wusa 9 has the details. >> reporter: nicole cevario hatched an elaborate and calculated plan and she detailed everything in her diary including exactly when she planned to die. well on thursday, her dad discovered her journal off of the materials she planned to use to carry out this attack and he turned her in. >> a remington shot gun and materials to make pipe bombs discovered inside nicole cevario's thurmont home. neighbors say it's terrifying. >> it's frightenin

delia gallagher is following these developments, delia, what are you learning?portant comment from pope francis, signaling an openness for catholic married men to become priests. he said it in remarks to a german newspapers and said it might be one of the options to deal with a shortage of priests. the important thing, john, is it's not the same thing as saying i'm going to allow priests to marry. the distinction he's saying is married men, who are already married, might be able to be ordained priests, but priests are not going to be able to get married. that's usually what we mean when we talk about married priests, people who are priests now being allowed to be married. but he did say in the face of these shortages, this might be one of the options. the other important thing, of course, is these were comments that he made in an interview, so there's no action that's been taken on this yet, he would have to probably go to his bishops, discuss it with them, write a document and so forth. so we'll have to watch how it develops, john, poppy. >> again, what's inter

delia goncalves, wusa9. >> we hope that young girl is safe tonight. if you would like to stay on top of the cases in d.c., we have the latest stats and an interactive map showing locations where they went missing on our wusa9 mobile app. >>> still ahead, british authorities make additional arrests in the lone terrorist attack in london. new details on the investigation. >> high temperatures downtown, maybe 76 in manassas, maybe 77 in fredericksburg. we'll talk about if showers will be the price to pay for a >>> british authorities made what they call two more cigars in connection with a london terror attack. masood to drive his suv on a bridge sidewalk and plow into dozens of people. he also stabbed and killed a police officer outside parliament before he was shot and killed. isis is claiming masood was one of its soldiers. >> he acted totally alone inspired by terrorist propaganda or if others have encouraged, supported, or directed him. >> the 52 year old was a british born muslim convert and a father of three who went by several aliases. he was inv

for more on that here's delia goncalves. >> reporter: we traveled around montgomery county. this by far is the worst damage we've seen on parkwood court the good thing, no one was inside at the time. out of all the damage we saw, that's the silver lining. the storm blew through quickly but left a line of devastation in its wake. the owner of this home by holy cross hospital in er outside to pick up branches from his front yard when his neighbor's tree fell on his home. the massive oak punching holes in the roof and tearing down brick, but here in kensington this parkwood court home suffered a direct hit. the tree sliced right through the roof, leaving a large trunk in the middle of the empty living room. just down the road the home of ore own coworkers. thankfully the damage is minor. a couple of fences and a portion of their chimney. tree experts on the scene tell me there are about 5000 pounds of this solid oak tree inside that living room. in kensington, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> wusa9 viewers were quick to pull out their phones and safely take videos and photos. >> ash

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. >> yeah delia goncalves has been all over prince george's county this morning. and she joins us now live with what she is seeing where she is now. good morning delia. >> reporter: well, we've traveled all around and we've made right by the metro in fact. and so there are a few college students from umd walking to the metro. but take a look at this beautiful walkway. nice and clear. and we pulled over because we saw jim and manuel who've done a great job clearing. they own this house which occupies a corner lot. and so they have been working hard, shoveling the snow. and i'm told they have been out since like 9:30 right jim? so i'm going to come heavier very carefully because the -- come over very carefully because the sidewalk is still slick but there's some melting going on. this is not snow. and i think it's the melting and the snow falling off the -- and water falling off the trees. and the lines as well. which is good news. you've been out for about a few hours. what is it like? it's heavy snow. >> it's heavy and it's tiring. but i'll tell you what, this plo

personal because of the connection and the history that we have with sarah's family. >> reporter: delia a little girl. >> who was the sarah you knew as a child? and beyond? >> feisty. independent. loving. she had a beautiful smile. she was very family-oriented. she loved, adored her daughter. >> reporter: when nick, who was running out of patience, heard about dante's number showing up on sarah's call log, he started following him. nick had heard the police wanted to talk to dante, so when he spotted him outside his house, nick called 911. >> this is about the sarah case, the girl that's been missing. >> okay. >> and that kid dante is on the corner, sitting in his car. >> reporter: but nick didn't wait for police to arrive. he went right up to dante and confronted him. >> i'm like, "get against the car, you --" blah, blah, blah, blah, you know, every curse word. he seemed pretty -- like, confident. like. >> you must've wanted so badly to get this man to tell you where she was. >> yes. >> but the police show up? >> and there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: as the detectives approach

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that's the latest here from southeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> all right. from one mystery to another. >>> police in montgomery county are investigating the mysterious death of a 17-year- old boy in his home late last night. this investigation is happening on mondrian terrace in silver spring. scott broom has been asking questions throughout the day. he joins us with what we know. scott. >> reporter: this has our attention this afternoon because investigators have described this as a suspicious death. but it's going to take csi techniques to move this mystery forward because a detective this afternoon admitted to me it is not obvious how this teenager died inside the house behind me. they need to figure that out before they can move forward. a heavy en and forensics investigators through much of the day here on mondrian court. their investigation will now depend on the maryland medical examiner to determine the mysterious cause of death. officers found the teen in the basement of the town home here where acquaintances told me he lives with his mother, two o

live in kensington, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> took just a second but it's going to take months to clean it up. thanks. let's bring in topper now with more on what's left of those storms. >> this kind of gives us an idea how much damage there was. these are high wind gusts in blue. you see the trees? those are all tree reports down. we had a wind gust of 78 miles an hour. stronger than hurricane force. we had winds anywhere from 56 to 61 miles per hour just around 2:00. then a wind gust of about 54 miles per hour. those went through quickly. they did their damage with per hour. even in kensington we showed you that on parkwood court. again, no one hurt. a tree down. just missed the house completely. now we have to turn our attention to the winds. we talked about this all afternoon when we were covering the storms. when the storms are gone, that's great. now we have winds to worry about. we have a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. goes into effect tonight for just about the entire metro area. we're talking wind gusts up to 50 to 55 miles per hour. if it is trash night or

delia goncalves is live outside of that home with the search for her killer do we know why this happened? >> that is a big puzzle police are trying to put together. they're still inside this home. nearly more than 24 hours after this occurred. after they found the body of corrina mehiel inside this basement apartment. trying to figure out what happened. they do believe the killer could be driving her car which was spotted on a traffic cam at some point in the city. we know that corrina mehiel lived here for about a month. didn't know a lot of people. she indeed left a lasting impact. corrina mehiel was on a mission, raising abareness of childhood lead poisoning. that's what brought her to dc. to open the exhibit illustrating the cost of lead poisoning at george washington's corcoran school of design. she was last seen here at the corcoran sunday. this final installation of the exhibit opened to the public wednesday through sunday. on tuesday afternoon someone detectives discovered mehiel's body inside that short term rental apartment. bound and stabbed numerous times. her car stolen. a 2

delia goncalves, wusa9. >> the possible suspect may be traveling. d.c. police remain the sole agency on the case and tell us they're not working with regional partners or the fbi. >>> we are told to be ready for a warm up just in time for the weekend. >> topper shed the coat on the weather terrace. >> it's going to be nice. it will be a slow process tomorrow. by afternoon high temps tomorrow are 64 downtown, 66 fredericksburg, 72 cumberland. we'll come back though. we may have to pay the price with some showers. we'll tell you which of the weekend days will be the best to grill out. >>> metro fares are going up starting this summer. board members voted today to increase peak rates by $.10. off peak will go up by $.25. bus routes will be canceled and wait times between trains could be up to 15 minutes. as you can imagine, this is frustrating. >> if i am going to pay more for less service, that doesn't make sense to me. >> i totally understand. also there are observations pences tied to delivering the service. -- expenses tied to delivering the service. it

in northeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> in all about two dozen dc restaurants that remained open are raising money for women's nonprofit organizations. >> there were rallies in cities and towns across the country like this one in la plata, maryland. organizers who went to january's womens march here in washington say they were inspired to bring the same energy back home. >> i wanted to give our local community a chance to celebrate international womens day. to strike to protest, to picket and to end the day with a big rally in celebration for all we do and all we contribute as women. >> i thought it was important to do somein today. just to show people where i live, how important these issues are to me. >> they cited issues like equal pay for equal work and protection from on the job sexual harassment. demonstrators rallied in front of the charles county courthouse and marched to the town hall. >>> hillary clinton is stepping back into the spotlight. the democratic presidential candidate accepted an award in new york yesterday for her advocacy work for women. she's in dc tonight to g

. >> our delia goncalves rolled up on her prince georges county home as she was clearing off the car. >> this is the strongest woman right here. what is your name? >> allison holmes. >> allison. this is. >> this is noah. >> and noah and baby number two is on the way. and we stopped because my the strongest woman. there's a woman right there. you were holding on to noah and clearing off the snow from your car and then you turned around and i saw your belly. how far along are you? >> almost eight months. >> how are you feeling? >> pretty good. >> why are you out here doing this? >> so i can get him to school so i can get to work. you know, what mamas have to do. >> life goes on; right? pregnancy doesn't mean you have to lay in bed with your feet up. if you're feeling good, come out here and clean off the snow. >> keep going. exactly. >> i'm going to get off camera so i can help you out. honestly. i had three so i know what it's like. all right. well noah is a lucky little boy because mommy is pretty tough. what do you think? says it all. back to you. >> okay. you know if you didn't get

delia goncalves takes us on a tour. >> slavery was ugly but the region was beautiful and amazing. this is where harriett tubman learned the skills necessary to be a successful conductor on the under ground railroad. this is the cambridge court house front steps, where a lot of enslaved people were auctioned off and sold. this image shows a family torn apart. >> the fabric of this family is together again, patches of quilt hand stitched through pain and struggles of harriett tubman. >> she self emancipated herself she and friends know she was leaving. he rode through. she closed the gate and kept walking and went to a safe house and continued into philadelphia to her freedom. if you look up you can see the night sky. if you look down you see what it would look like to wander through the woods. >> queen of the north star, mother of the midnight sign, moses to her people, ancestor to patricia and jaclyn. >> i am proud. they did her just. >> i really do feel her there. >> today also marks the 104th anniversary of harriett tubman's death. a statue of her is slated for maryland state ho

this is what delia from binghamton did with it. >> hi, my name is delia. >> i'm okay. >> the i'm okayt's what you do when you get 31 inches of snow, all very winy - refreeze likely tonight & tomorrow night ice - milder friday into the weekend today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably cold and very windy. highs: 30-35 feels: single digits to teens winds: nw 15-20 g 40 tonight: clear to partly cloudy. breezy and cold. icy spots likely. lows: 17-23 mph thursday: partly to mostly sunny. still unseasonably cool and breezy. highs: 39-43 winds: nw 10-20 g 30 mph >>> we have been looking forward to sharing this with you. it's an incredible story of bravery. this came to us through our partner, our friends at espn after a facebook post that you may have seen. it was shared all around the world about a couple's marriage and a very difficult choice when it came to their precious baby girl. espn writer royce young and his wife revealing their heartbreaking decision to try and save lives through organ donations and you had a chance to sit down with this couple. >> yeah, and they said they are t

delia, we know you're in prince george's county. what time did you find out your kid's school was closed? >> reporter: marleau heights, talked to the guys inside the truck for the state highway administration, they are on standby because they told me they were given the direction to standby and expect another round of snow within the hour to hit the area. this time heavy snow because of this rain that has been falling for about a good three hours, so even though branch avenue right now is down to pavement, they are expecting another snowfall to come and that will be a heavy snow. this gentleman, dave, who i just spoke to inside the truck says, yeah, it's going to be a long couple of days. he will be here until thursday because we know at night conditions will worsen and could refreeze, and so crews will be working around the clock treating the roads so we can get to where we need to be safely. back to you in the stio about the conditions in d.c. that they have been changing all morning long. you said that you got a message that your

this is what delia from binghamton did with it. >> hi, my name is delia.'m okay," i love that. so sweet. that's what you do when you get 31 inches of snow, all right. so sweet. >>> good morning, i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. cooler today with low clouds giving way to high clouds, a stray light shower possible in the north bay after 7:00 this evening and a wet pattern for all of us begins this weekend. temperatures still until the 70s. to want's going to be pretty cloudy with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. here's my accuweather 7 day forecast. warming trend for thursday and trid, a little >>> we have been looking forward to sharing this with you. it's an incredible story of bravery. this came to us through our partners, our friends at espn after a facebook post that you may have seen. it was shared all around the world about a couple's marriage and a very difficult choice when it came to their precious baby girl. espn writer royce young and his wife revealing their heartbreaking decision to try and save lives through organ donations, and you

ortiz uses a wheelchair to get around and says while the city has dug out and is beginning to get deliacalves is live to take a look at this very slippery problem. >> reporter: not only a slippery problem, adam. it could be a violation of the americans with disabilities act. we're doing the research on that. i'm specifically talking about these curb cuts. you see these ramps at the end of the block? in this case, says here literally blocked by snow. at this point it's iced over and quite hard. even though the snow may not seem like a whole lot, it's really causing a major problem. >> i have cabin fever in the worst way. i would just like to be able to run errands. >> reporter: melissa has been forced to cancel two meetings and a doctors appointment simply because she can't get out of her apartment building. well, she can get out of the building but she can't get too far. getting to the metro or bus stop safely, nearly impossible with a every turn. >> this happens all the time. >> reporter: when she tried crossing the street. >> i'm stuck. yeah. i can't even go backwards or forwards. >>

in northeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> and as we reported, schools were closed today in both prince george's county and alexandria city. prince george's made their announcement last night. there are nearly 129,000 students at prince george's schools and another 15,000 students in alexandria city. tens of thousands of parents had to make other arrangements today. since there are so many many unused snow days, neither system will make up the day. >>> thousands of women are personal way. some criticizing, some staying home, some marching. bruce leshan has been listening to some of their stories and joins us live from constitution avenue. hi, bruce. >> reporter: hey, lesli. big marches in dc and around the country. this one is called women workers rising. they are demanding equal pay for equal work, as well as an end to workplace violence and harassment. but as we say, this is one of at least two big events that happened in dc today for a day without a woman. [chanting] >> reporter: about 1000 women marched from freedom plaza to the white house. they are fighting what abortion rights gr

delia gallagher, cnn, rome. >>> a powerful blast of arctic air plunges into the eastern united statesaginnis joining us with more. and i know this is not a meteorological term, but this has been one coo-coo winter. >> yes, it has. you surprised me when you said that. that is funny. because it has been so mild in a number of areas, that now we're starting to see this arctic blast engulf much of the eastern seaboard. first it plucks toward tplunges mid-atlantic and then all the way down towards the southeast. i just take for instance for atlanta, georgia, at the beginning of the month, 80 degrees. that was a high temperature. we saw a few days where the temperature was in the 70s. all these are degrees fahrenheit. but as you can see, in the temperature trend, as we go forwa towards turks it wiesday, it wi colder. and even birmingham, charlotte, as we go into the 72, 96 hour, they're all mentioning a rain/snow mix or perhaps all rain changing to snowfall. some computer models are suggesting an inch or two of snow. and to be this far south very late in the season is really remark willing.

. >> delia gallagher for us live in rome, thank you so much. a lot ahead. let's get started. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. jobs, lots of them. the breaking news this morning, the new jobs report from february. this reflects the first full month of job growth since donald trump took office. >> right. and the president retweeting some reporting on it, the chief of staff reince priebus tweeting this, "president trump delivers in first job report 235,000 new jobs and unemployment rate down to 4.7%, great news for american workers." but lets remember, this is from a president who didn't believe the job numbers, called the numbers from the bureau of labor statistics bogus. i think he likes these numbers. let's bring in christine romans. >> i think so. if he's going to create 15 million jobs over the next ten years, he needs more months like this. it was a very strong january. and when you look out over the past last year, this number, interestingly, almost exactly what this number was last year, when it wasn't the animal spirit

officers arrived to the scene on delia street near mckee road.ght next to linda vista elementary school... police believe this is an isolated incident. they say there is no danger to students. the school still had classes today. one person was shot. we do not know their condition. the shooting is being investigated. a possible road rage incident on interstate-580 ended with shots being fired last night near pleasanton. now police are looking for info on the shooter. luckily no serious injuries were reported. a victim said that a passenger in another car shot at his vehicle several times. this happened around 7-oclock last night...on westbound 580 between hacienda drive and hop-yard road. police say the victim believes the shooter was using a black handgun. the suspect vehicle was last seen driving a silver toyota corolla...heading west on 5-80 toward oakland. anyone with info is encouraged to contact the pleasanton police. we already know that the huge amount of snow and rain in the sierra helped to break california's drought... on the messier si

my name is delia. i'm outside. >> i love that. so sweet.ches of snow. all right. so sweet. let's get a check of your local weather. >> thanks, ginger. i like that. she's okay. storm tracker6 showing we're doing all right. worry dry now but it is cold out there despite some sunshine. wind chills are in the single digits right now. feels like 7 degrees. let's take a look at your accuweather forecast. we stay cold today. we never get above freezing 29 for your high. high winds and snow showers this afternoon. mostly sunny skies tomorrow still brisk and cold 37. 43 on saint patrick's day with increasing clouds. 48 on saturday. >> ♪ ible story of bravery. story of this came to us through our partner, our friends at espn after a facebook post that you may have seen. it was shared all around the world about a couple's marriage and a very difficult choice when it came to their precious baby girl. espn writer royce young and his wife revealing their heartbreaking decision to try and save lives through organ donations and you had a chance to sit down

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delia says they can keep the pork pie but if my special sandwich was pinched i would be fuming.at it? under the desk? i accidentally, says kate, once stole a banana. how do you do it accidentally? it either is or is not yours? somebody else says that they once drank half a bottle of lucozade to put the rest back in the fridge. tracy says that she was starving and she was skint. she was innocent but she was skint. she was innocent but she did want to take a bite out of someone's quiche and put it back in the fridge. i don't know... i don't know what you can do. tony five minutes past seven. what is the world coming to? —— 25 minutes. as the prime minister prepares to trigger article 50 what does it what does minutes. it mean for businessess along the ‘a50' trunk road? sean is in stoke—on—trent for us this morning. this sign is not stolen. i should make that clear. it is our own a 50 signed because we are discussing article 50 all this week. it is the start of the formal brexit negotiation. we are at a stoped manufacturing plant today. they manufacture instillation. chris is watch

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