i'm demarco morgan. this is our western edition.his first full day in office, president trump went to church and paid a visit to c.i.a. headquarters to begin healing his rift with the u.s. intelligence community. he blamed that rift on the media. across from the white house, hundreds of thousands of women and men who support women's rights rallied and marched on the national mall. pop superstar madonna was among the celebrities in attendance. tonight, we have a series of reports on the new president and this day of demonstrations, beginning with major garrett. >> i love you. i respect you. there's nobody i respect more. you're going to do a fantastic job. >> repoter: after weeks spent doubting the intelligence community's conclusion about russian hacking and the election, president trump traveled to c.i.a. headquarters y make this promise: >> i know maybe sometimes you haven't gotten the backing that you've wanted, and you're going to get so much backing. >> repoter: the president vowed to intensify efforts to defeat isis, and after

. > sue palka and lauren demarco are working the weather alert tonight. let's begin now you with an update on what you can expect. sue. >> there she is. flakes out here in d.c. and it's very light. we haven't seen much all night. you have to look closely but we have had a lot of dry air over d.c. that prevented us from really seeing much going. bottom line not much has fallen. we still have the opportunity of getting a dusting a little bit later tonight because there is a about it more coming that we see out through west virginia. they're not taking any chances. we are the street we can see all the salt trucks that are standing by to see if the flurries why aringing to amount to something that need more salt. it l almost looks like it rained out here, but i was actually the melting salt. let me show you radar because i want to show you where things have filled in over d.c. you will be able to sea brighter colors of purple. that's where we've had some brighter areas of snow. up toward the maryland counties that border pennsylvania getting closer to an inch

fox 5's lauren demarco las the latest. >> reporter: we're standing outside of the manassas mall.ack happened between the parking lot along this walking path. several schools down the street. one parent received a text message saying that his son had been placed on lock-down. he immediately went on line and pulled up the police scanner traffic. >> we received a call from a spanish speaking male suspect. he says he believes he was shot. he's in the woods near the high school. >> when alfredo heard that a young man had called 911 saying he was shot. he headed to the scene himself. took the photos. >> that's what was kind of jaw dropping when you see a bike and you can see the shoes next to the bike and stuff like that. it's kind of like, man, that was a kid >> prince william's county tell us one young man was upper body. a medivac landed at nearby stone what will jackson high school to take him to the hospital. another victim had wounds being hit with some or the of object in his face >> in this area, that doesn't happen. kids shooting at each other here? i've never heard of that as

"fox5" lauren demarco is live with the neighborhood with the latest. lauren. >> reporter: tony, sarah, still an active scene here inside the home there are investigators still combing through for evidence. the vans from the medical examiners office arrived at the scene as well and it's been emotional this evening as friend and loved ones who learned about the deaths came to the scene looking for information. one man was just shocked. he said days ago he was at a chinese new year party celebrating with the woman who lives inside of this home. and but unfortunately tonight more questions than answers about what exactly went on inside of this home along wendy hill road and in this up scale mcclain neighborhood and we know three bodies were found 12:0 this afternoon and it's not clear how long they had been here as night fell investigators still searching for evidence inside and outside the home friend and neighbors tell is here along with teenage son and they apparently also have a daughter in college. we're still waiting to find out exactly who lost thei

fox 5 lauren demarco joins us with more on the investigation. lauren? >> reporter: tony we're standing outside of the manassas mall. the attack happened between the parking lot here and rick's lou lane just along this walking path where the incident occurred. right down the street, there are several schools, one parent tells us that he received a text message saying his son was being placed on lockdown. he immediately went on line to a website where he could pull up the police scanner traffic. >> we received call from a male suspect. he said he believes he was shot. he's in the woods near the high school. >> when alfredo heard that a young man had called 911 saying he was shot, he headed to the scene himself. he took these photos. >> and that's what was kind of jaw dropping when you see a bike to the bike and stuff like that. you know, it's kind of like, man, that was kid. >> prince william's county tell us one young man in his teens or early 20's was shot in the upper body. a medivac landed at nearby stone what will jackson high school to take him to t

demarco morgan has more on why the owner of the dogs are facing charges. >> this is where i found them at. >> you found them. >> i found him. >> reporter: she discovered body of her six year-old son logan shortly after he left the house for school on tuesday morning. >> we heard screaming the from the house. everybody came running. >> i saw the one child laying on the ground and then everybody still trying to find the other kid. >> reporter: five-year old boy was found by neighbors badly injured and unresponsive. >> i ran to the baby and i said, i looked down at her to see what i could do for her and i looked and knew there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: sanders was rushed to an area hospital where she remains in critical condition. >> the doggies still chasing like everybody, there was nothing we could do because they just kept coming back. >> reporter: police quickly responded to the shooting and injuring one of the one dogs suspected in the the attack. >> some kid, ran back to the scene and tried to pull the dogs off the children that were injured. >> police arrested owner of

fox5's lauren demarco reports from forestville. >> the donald son group runs the regency apartments on walter lane, they say resident have been throwing trash, debris on to the roof and then blocked a drain. people who live here tell me they doubt that is actually the case. specially because the roof is about three stories up. but either way, there is some sort leak, and it is causing major problems. >> and this is the ends result. numerous times letting them know that my ceiling was molding, my walls was dripping brown goo mold. and they told me that they were going bring somebody up here to check on it. and see the problem. nobody never came. not one time did they follow up. >> christopher hunt says he first told building management about water damage to his ceiling in late november. he even took video of it on his phone. >> my ceiling, i don't know if it is mold or what. >> monday his next-door neighbor cared in but nobody did anything to get his family out of way. hunt, his wife, and their two year old daughter living in the living room for safety. he went into the bedroom alone be

we're going to go to lauren demarco in a second. we've made a couple adjustments on the snow cast just a few minutes go. we basically moved that up youup to two inches. we moved it a little bit farther north. taking it out of howard county, loudon county.ount all the dusting, we just left it in place because i think this is a really good chance before thio is all said and done it won'tit take a lot of snow to get theget dusting on the ground. way out to the west, higher elevations and then back out into west virginia they'rey're talking two, three, four, up to five inches out there. of course nothing that we have to worry about here. the question is with will we get a dusting and then we will bewil able to deal with it before ther morning commute and before theyo make the decisions about 5:00 a.m. usually for any delays. some delays. i think that's going to be the case. will there be enough snow for cancellations. we're going to requesting to lauren demarco where's the snow. so we sent her to frederick. >> i think that's where it is

i'm demarco morgan. >>> ice has claimed responsibility for a terror attack in turkey. gunman killed 39 people and kounlding nearly 70 others. the gunman escaped after the attack and eight suspects have been detained. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from istanbul. >> reporter: it's one of the most popular nightclubs in the city, one of those places where people line up for hours object to be turned away at the door. today, police are lined up, a blue tarp has been set up. and behind it, investigators working around the clock to collect evidence from this massive crime scene. >> ten, nine, eight -- >> reporter: cell phone video showed a crowd ringing in the new year. but just one hour into 2017, the gunman struck. surveillance video shows him exchanging fire with police outside on the street, bullets ricocheting off of a car. a camera captures him shooting his way into the club, killing a police officer and a civilian. inside, he reportedly shot anyone in his path. some initially thought the shots were fireworks, until people started dropping to the grab. the club attr

i'm demarco morgan. leaders of the u.s. intelligence community will gather at trump tower in new york city to brief mr. trump. mr. trump has been openly skeptical of the charges. yesterday the director of national intelligence, james clapper, laid out the case against moscow on capitol hill. nancy cordes has the the story. >> reporter: the nation's top intelligence official, james clapper, said he is more convinced than ever it was the russians who hacked the democratic national committee and clinton campaign chair john podesta. >> this was a multifaceted campaign. so the hacking was only one part of it. and it also entailed classical propaganda, disinformation, fake news. >> does that continue? >> yes. >> reporter: was it an act of war? clapper said that was not his call to make. nor was he prepared to say it cost clinton the election. >> certainly intelligence community can't gauge the impact it had on choices of the electorate made. there is no way for us to gauge that. >> either way said republican lindsay graham, the u

i'm demarco morgan. page whether be turned tonight in chicago as president obama delivers his farewell address to the nation. thousands stood in line for hours in the bone-chilling cold to get a tick tote the speech, which is a presidential tradition, dating back to george washington. unlike former presidents, mr. obama will be giving his farewell address in his hometown. and he calls it "a chance to say thank you for this amazing journey." but for many people, that journey is already over, and they are looking forward to the trump administration. confirmation hearings get under way today for several of the president-elect's cabinet nominees. nancy cordes has the story. >> reporter: two of the nominees go before the senate on tuesday, four on wednesday and four on thursday. they have been preparing for weeks now, doing mock hearings, involving mock senators and mock protesters. the real senators are just as prepared, especially the democrats, to challenge them. >> thank you. >> reporter: starting tomorro

demarco morgan introduces us. >> oh, a hot dog.yummy, yummy. >> reporter: for this 4-year-old, it is not hard to find the appetite to read. the small-town georgia girl feels most at home here at the local library where she's able to check out books as the owner of her own library card. the story of how she became a voracious reader began when she was just 2 years old. her mom got her involved in a local program that encourages kids to read 1,000 books before they reach kinder garden. >> when i was three, i was sometimes reading like a robot. now i'm reading like a smart kid. i learn new words and stuff. >> what's one of the words you are learning now? >> i already learned -- >> last week she was invited to the library of congress in washington, d.c. where she served as librarian for the day and received a tour from the nation's first african-american to head the library. what did you most enjoy about the library of congress? >> i didn't get to touch the books, but they gave me some books. we got to keep them. >> she's read five to

thank you for joining using tonight, i'm lauren demarco i'm jim lokay. off the top we're talking aboutt the potential of snow during the morning commute.mmut you know it doesn't take a whole lot to slow down everything on the road. there's going to be a few delays for the kid owes. i know the whether they're going to be closures, if there are, it will be south of us. it's going to be a little bit hectic in the morning commute. i think most of the snow getsts through here overnight and getse out of here by 6, 7:00 tomorrowr morning. by sunrise most the snow is too the east us.. it's not a big snow, but i don't want to completely marginalizeal this simply because if it commute obviously we could havee problems. one little l waive of snow has passed by. that's not the main event. hopefully didn't wash away too much of the pretreatment. we did have some flakes reported in the area, nothing sticking. temperature is just too warm. this is the current snap shovele one area of snow is moving away a. look back over here to the west, right along i81. this is the b

from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >> who can turn the world on. >>

. >> our coverage continues with "fox5" lauren demarco live at reagan national airport, lauren. >> reporter: tony, shawn, everything all quiet here right now at reagan national. but this horrific attack in ft. lauderdale has a ripple effect. it's unsettling for passengers nationwide. now, of course, you cannot carry a gun on to an airplane. we saw somebody stopped at bwi marshall airport stopped yesterday for that but you can travel with a legal, unloaded firearm alo in your xwaingage as you see on the sign here. that's what occurred in the ft. lauderdale case. estefan sandiego according to authorities carried out the attack after retrieving it from baggage claim. i talked to the security expert how it happened. >> this is more like a shooting anywhere else in a mall or somewhere because there's not too much you could have done to prevent this with existing regulations or anything you could imagine. >> this guy was honorably discharged from the arm a national guard with concealed army permit he recently visited and said isis was forcing him to watch videos. how does somebody like this able

lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >>> new tonight police are looking for vandals that broke into d.c. elementary school and caused major damage. it happened bankcovt almostry newton street north west. the school is currently under construction. the suspects broke into the school twice weekends of january 6 and 1. they used large machinery to detroit school walls, security cameras, fences and soccer field. if you know anything about the break in and vandalism call d.c. police. >> when we come back the changes metro is making to accommodate people during the women's march on washington this saturday. president-elect trump. one group will handout thousands of joints during presidential inauguration and who is behind the movement plus. >> several of them came out and mentioned they have fallen for this particular scam it's well craftd a fishing scam to sophisticated even cyber experts are falling for it and what you need to know to protect yourself next on "fox5"news at 10. every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now with

the school is in the news one against.one lauren demarco is on the campus to explain what happened. wha >>reporter: hey there, jessie morton was hired by the university to work on a think tank to help counter terrorism experts gain some insight andht learn how people were being recruited. george washington took a big chance onhing him, but now he hs been arrested, accused of drugug possession while attempting to meet a pros t think taught. the decision washington university to higher jessie morton was met with a good deal of skepticism. he spent several years in prison for being an al quada recruiter. he was a radical and he got out and to helper expectative would help them understand how to understand the groups. he meant to have any relationship with students. when he was hired he spoke with fox news about how his youngerr years lead him into the world of terrorism. during that time i went to jail and was radicalized by a preacher in jail shortly before 9/11 1 #. by the time 9/# 1 happened i had sort of a natural inclination to adopt the world few of jihad isj it came me an opport

a shooting nearby a school, lauren demarco says no students there are affected at this point. that's the good news. the live report will be coming up. you're watching fox 5 news at 5:00. z27mkz z16fz y27mky y16fy more than 100 people injured when a train derailed this morning in brooklyn. the lirr train was packed with commuters when it slammed into the bumper at the end of a track. the impact knocked the wheels off the first car causing the train t officials say there were no severe injuries and the atlantic terminal suffered minor damage. national transportation safety board is sending a team to new york begin an investigation >>> it is ski season and look at this, ski patrol crews coming to the rescue of a young boy hanging there. fell and was dangling from the lift at the sun dance resort in utah. the ski patrol quickly jumped into action. watch as the ski patrol was get the kid down safely >> we looked at each other and in the disbelief like we could notth this was just happening right in front of us. they grabbed a very long ladder and brought it up to the lifts and lean

"fox5" lauren demarco is live in mcclain with the investigation. lauren. >> tony, sarah, it is he owe motional scene as loved ones turn up hire at the home looking for answers as they hear about the deaths that went on here. somebody has placed some flowers by a mailbox and one man seemed to be in shocked he was at a chinese new year's party with the woman who lives here. unto rt natalie more questions than answers tonight as we learn what went on inside this home in this up scale mcclain neighborhood. three bodies were found 12:0 this afternoon and it's not clear how long they had been here and as night fell, investigators still searching for evidence inside and outside the home. friends and neighbors tell us a man and woman lived here along with thirteen age son. they apparently also have a daughter in college. we're still waiting to find out exactly who lost their lives here and police are stopping sort short of calling it a murder suicide only saying it's domested related. >> and again they say the 911 call came in from family member who came t

from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. by cbs >>> it's friday, january 27th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> we are fighting sneaky rats right now that are sick and demented, and we're going to win. >> in his latest interview, the commander in chief talks torture, claiming waterboarding works. >>> after inking an executive order to build a wall, president trump's international plan to pay for it sparks outrage and also from one lawmaker. >>> good morning from the studi

his message to the intelligencel tonight, i'm lauren demarco thaa a i'm matt ackland. we begin with the protest that took over the national mallall today and even filledan pennsylvania avenue.d aven hundreds of thousands of peoplef showed up for the women's march on washington.wash the crowd was bigger than organizers expected and included plenty of actors, musicians and activists. organizers even had to change their plans to march to the t white house because there were too am people to fit along the original route. fox5 a's lindsay watts icily tonight. unlike yesterday's protest, it appears everything was pieceful today. >> matt and lauren, is thathat really good new, the fact thatat this was so pieceful, considering the sheer number of people involved is really remarkable. estimates that half a million people participated in the women's march here in d.c. and we're in mcphearson squarequar fright now which has turned into a shrine to this mo people have left their signsei behind here.e. one of several places in thehe city a that we're seeing this tonight. people are

i know lauren demarco got to go to the ball last night. she has a second dress, it is more about the dress, and i get that. but what are you seeing out there? you said it took a long while to get in there tonight, right? >> reporter: it was about 45 minutes, all-in-all. behind schedule, letting the media in through the doors. once we got in, just possibly going through schedule t seems like the parade was way behind schedule, anyway. so, people here slowly coming in. the crowd really starting to build here now though. it is starting to build up everybody. nice time. people mink link. we've got the music going. so you see, we've great vantage point here, because right behind me is the stage. now, at 10:15, president trump will be here. at 10:30 he will dance on the stage with the first lady. they actually have this time down to the t. about two minutes into the song they're going to split off and dance with members of the military. as you see here, the crowd, we have a lot of service members. that's because this is the salute forearmed serv

. >> i'm lauren demarco. we start with the forecast it, has been a gloomy, soggy saturday in the district, here's a live look outside. earlier we saw freezing rain, sleet, might even still see some rain depending on where you live. >> but plane ugly this evening. let's start with gwen tonight t has been ugly all day today, rainy, cold. what's it looking like tomorrow. >> tomorrow we will see a lot more in terms of sunshine. so that's at least some good news. but, once we get into tomorrow night, heading toward the overnight hours, have few light showers. but, meantime, let's take a look at radar, give awe look what's going on right now. we did have some sleet and freezing rain, most that far has moved its way out now. anything lingering will be close to the mason-dixon line, into areas of the northwest, where temperatures are a little bit colder. we really this freezing rain and sleet today. the temperatures were just not conducive enough to be able to produce anything in terms of any snow across the area, ex

i'm demarco morgan. donald trump will take the oath of office this friday at noon eastern time, sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. the inauguration is traditionally a time to celebrate democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. and it's usually attended by every member of congress. but this time, about five dozen democrats in the house say they'll boycott the event. nancy cordes tells us why. >> i do not intend to attend the upcoming inauguration -- >> reporter: it started as a sporadic protest but has grown to include roughly a quarter of all house democrats. >> there's nothing to celee. >> reporter: including pennsylvania's quite evans and tennessee's steve cohen. >> when he questioned john lewis, they crossed the rubicon. >> reporter: mr. trump slammed congressman louis as all talk and no action after he said he did not consider the trump presidency legitimate. maryland congressman anthony brown posted a letter to mr. trump online saying his twiter tirade showed a disregard for th

fox5's lauren demarco headed to the scene right now.ming from her straight ahead. stay with us. >> had your any now for these great offers. a red panda went missing from the zoo in norfolk. sunny last seen when the zoo was closing up by monday. by yesterday morning zoo keepers could not finds the red panda when they checked their habitat. hoping sunny somewhere inside the zoo. but they're warning neighbors to keep an eye out for her. norfolk police are also helping using a geothermal camera to search for the red panda. what is it with the red pandas? like fuse years ago, on the lamb for awhile, like whole thing? >> still? maybe sunny wanted to be in the sun? >> i hope they finds sun. >> i i'm sure they will. >> we found our sun today. >> we did. >> no doubt about it, listen, beautiful shot there. how about that? clouds are coming in, okay? so we got the day done without these clouds coming in, making it overcast. it is real unusual, in january, to get such a brilliantly blue sky, and very little cloud cover. so not only was it unusual t

thank you for joining us tonight, i'm lauren demarco anda i'm jim lokay. a double stabbing that happenedt in reston. a fight erupted, two men weree stabbed and the suspect took off. > this soccer field belongs tog a middle school.iddl you saw a lot of kids out here playing, none of them expecting to see a knife fight or a crime scene. police say it was a big group of guys in their early 20s who was delaying on this field.n th there was a disagreement that ended with two of the men getting seriously hurt and right now, the suspect is still on the lose. as kids kick the ball around on a sunday afternoon, they company from fairfax county police.po investigators on the field after two men were stabbed in the middle of the afternoon. we were just going to soccercer practice and we walked on the field and we just saw a bunch oc like red tape and a bunch of police on the field. samantha hoddle and her dad are typically here on sunday to practice. they often see y oung adults playing, too, with you there's never been trouble like this.s. she's going to be going to

lauren demarco is live on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: we're standing stand in a shopping parking lot. police are doing their evidence sweep at this time. this is where one person was shot, another injured, i have with me officer -- sergeant jonathan frako prince william's county police. we know they were teenagers, late 20s, t here and one injured. can you tell me a little bit more about what happened >> shortly after 3:30 this afternooning to this area to investigate the shooting, we found two victims, one suffered a gunshot wound to the upper body. the other sustained a non-gunshot related injury to the face. they were transported to area hospitals, both believed to survive at this point. investigation we're still continuing as far as identifying suspects in the case. >> reporter: i want to means there's three schools nearby, they were briefly placed on lockdown. that has been lifted >> it has. lifted a few hours, an hour or so ago. >> reporter: you know that because the suspects were in car, you believe, they got out, there was the altercation and then the suspects too

in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >> who can turn the world on. >> we remember mary tyler moore. >> you've got spunk. >> well, captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the president of mexico regrets president trump's order to begin building wall along the u.s./mexico border. mr. trump says it will begin in months. it was one of the steps he took to tighten immigration policy. more is expected today including a temporary ban on refugees from predominantly muslim countries. roxana saberi is here with more. >>> good morning, anne-marie. he promises to crack down on illegal immigration and build a wall on the boarder of mexico but he'll need help to pay for his plans. his sweeping executive orders are likely to dominate his agenda as he meets with congressional republicans in philadelphia. >> beginning today, the united states of america gets back control of its borders. >> among them, a directive to jump start the construction of a wall along the u.s./mexico border and a

i'm demarco morgan. president trump's vow to build a wall touched off a border war between the u.s.ico. mexican president, was scheduled to come to washington next week to meet with mr. trump. the trip has been canceled. as far as paying for the wall, president trump says he is ready to slap a 20% tax on mexican imports. margaret brennan has the story. >> now its the dawn of a new era. >> reporter: president trump told republican law makers his new idea on how to pay for the border wall with mexico. >> well, we are working on a tax reform bill, that will reduce our trade deficits, increase american exports, and will generate revenue from that will pay for the wall if we dedecide to go that route. aboard air force one, white house spokesman sean spicer said a 20% tax on imports would generate enough money. >> by doing that way we can do $10 billion a year and easily pay for the wall through the mechanism alone. that will provide the funding. >> reporter: back at the white house, chief of staff priebus told them that the 20% tax was one of a buffet of options and could range from 5% t

live in mcclain, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> and another death investigation this one in district following a fire in northeast. we're told the flames broke out yesterday morning at building in the 1100 block of queen street. investigators found a 65-year-old man dead in his apartment after searching the building for a third time. and an autopsy sake conducted to department how he died. >> well this year's march for lifes with historic. look at how big the crowds were. and for the first time ever a sitting vice-president spoke to demonstrators gathered to protest roe v. wade the supreme court decision that legalized abortion in 197 with republicans coming white house and coming gress they're hopeful the agenda can move for ward. president trump support their cause mike pence said. >> that's why this administration the congress to end taxpayer fewing of abortion and abortion providers. >> that was 45 pl ier for the march and the turnout was larger than in recent years. >> march for life as well as women's march and inauguration drew huge crowds to the districts this month. extra pe

. >>> thank you for joining us tonight i'm lauren demarco. >> i'm jim lobe a. >> we're talking about what you're talking about dangerously cold temperatures and there's still know and ice on the ground if you head south. >> st. mary and spotsylvania school districts made the decision to close tomorrow. freezing temperatures made this a good weekend to hunker down and stay indoors. but it is back to work for many people tomorrow morning in the frigidaire. >> gwynn kicks off tm coverage with the latest with the forecast, hi, gwynn. >> hi there, we're starting noe next day or so and we'll get a warm-up as the week progresses that's good news. let's take a look at highs for today. we struggled but could not make it out of the 20s today at all. and we should really be in the 40s. no such luck and those wind chills definitely kicked in toda with some gusty wind and we still have wind chills that we're dealing with. right now it's 19 degrees in the city and clear skies and only expecting a few clouds in the overnight hours and the wind chill factor is at 9. so that means that is what it fee

"fox5" lauren demarco spoke to the victim's son tonight. lauren i mean just to see this video it is chilling and hopefully someone will recognize the guy. >> shawn, it is absolutely disstubing the surveillance video released today and it's like a scene out of the wild west. and innocent victim gunned down. >> and oh, my goodness, so it was -- so oh, my goodness. >> one neighbor left speechless as she watched the video showing one man with a gun chasing down another, firing at him as they run and woman from note wised wheelchair caught it all is hit by one bullet and died at the scene. police are hoping someone recognizes suspect and can help them track him down. he's left handed and appears to be wearing a mask. and the guy he is chasing was also hit by the gunfire but survived and is in stable condition. and small and growing memorial sits at a sight that grand mother was gunned down steps from her apartment complex onelvin road. she was known fondly as candy lady because she sold can'ty to the kids. her son said she was out shopping and w

. >>> jeff pegues will be on the national mall, plus demarco morgan will talk to a 4-year-old phenomho's red more than 1,000 books and actor tituss burgess from "unbreakable kimmy schmidt --" sorry. i got all tongue tied about it. that is the "morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ oh, it'[car horns]y... ♪ [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the house is only half of it. and with 34 map overlays like traffic, crime, natural hazards, and more... you can find the right house and the right neighborhood for you. trulia. the house is only half of it. >> new this morning for the second time this month a jewish skong agree gaition in philadelphia is target of vandalism. >> and mob boss scarfo sdis behind bars. and a local reporter remembers i his impact on the mob. >> and a day off to remember dr. martin luther king jr. >> today is monday, january 1 16, good morning, jim donovan is off. let's check with katie and meisha. >> happy monday for you.

from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. >>> shutting the door. >> beginningall on the mexican border and cuts off funding to cities that harbor illegal immigrants. >>> also tonight, the president says torture works. >> well, i think this would be a step backward, and i'm not alone in thinking that. >>> the president threatens federal action to stop violence in chicago. >> i think he's talking about federal troops, but we don't really need that in chicago. >>> and she turned the world on with her smile. >> this is our associate producer, mary richards. walter cronkite. >> nice to meet you. >> remembering mary tyler moore. ♪ you might just make it after all ♪ >> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we were saddened by the death of one of television's most beloved stars and a long-time member of our cbs family, mary tyler moore. she died wednesday in a connecticut hospital at the age of 80 after a long battle with a number of health problems. cbs chairman and ceo leslie moonves said mary tyler moore was a once in a generation talent, one of the very best to eve

our own lauren demarco is outs roving reporter this eveningepor looking for some snow. we're going to toss it over totv her. he lauren, where are you and whatnd are you seeing i guess that's g' the obvious question. >> reporter: hey, we are on outbound southeast-southwest sou freeway. what i'm seeing is a lot of traffic that's just your jusour typical rush hour.ty look at the sky, we've been b seeing some gray skies aroundkio town and we had some flurriese r earlier but it's actually actuay tapered off right now sod oft no everything is dry t you also, though, see that the roadsoa have been pretreated andd and that's the case all around ourur region.regi the good news is as we've been reporting that because of thise is an event that's going tong t start with snow and not with w rain crews were able too pretreat the roads which helps h because they don't have to t play catchup later on. o they're creating that layer tote stop the adhesive of the snow onto the pavement and sort of prevent things.hi then they can come around androa do more work, plow to get it g i off. her

york city, i'm demarco morgan. ♪ . >>> it's tuesday, january 10th, went 17, this is the "cbs morningews." this morning -- confirmation hearings get underway for two of president-elect trump's cabinet picks. what democrats say will keep them from casting a vote. >>> tragedy strikes twice in just hours for orlando law enforce meant when a deputy is killed in a crash during a manhunt for a cop killer. >>> severe storms take toll on a west coast icon toppling california's drive-through sequoias. >>> and the tide has turned. there's a new national champion in college football as clemson wins a thriller over alabama. >> clemson waited 35 years. it's finally coming home, baby! it's finally coming home, baby! it's coming home! captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. senate confirmation hearings begin today for president-elect donald trump cabinet nominees. up first is attorney general nominee jeff sessions. he will be asked about his hardline stance on immigration and civil rights. meanwhile, mr. trump a

demarco murray is third in the league in rushing yards and has nine touchdowns he got rid of key companye leading tackle on a team that's going to the playoffs. let's not forget roseman brought in dario green-beckham which hasn't panned out yet. howie although i agree with you let's show it down and wait until you finally get something done. >> thank you very much, sean. >>> carrie fisher and her mom debbie reynolds family is laying them to rest together during a joint service tomorrow. the family says public memorial later will be quote a hollywood event. tmz reports the public memorial will have some of their costumes reynolds singing in the rain to fisher's princess lea outfit. no date as of yet. >>> every want to do to live next to celebrity family. >> you sean bell. >> you did. beyonce'. >> duh. >> you know. >> how about the obamas perhaps? >> sure. >> okay. according to new survey you're not alone kathy orr. the obamas came out on top in zillow annual neighbor survey. obamas led the way with 14% of the vote coming in a close second with 13%. dwayne the rock johnson followed by chip

"fox5" lauren demarco is live at reagan international with the story. lauren. >> tony all quiet here at reagan national tonight you have to imagine this horrific attack in ft. lauderdale has ripple afets and it's unsettled for passengers nationwide. of course you cannot carry a gun marshall trying to do that yesterday. you can travel with a legal unloaded fire am as long as you have the proper documentation and is that the what happened in ft. lauderdale we're learning esteban santiago got off the plane and then retrieved his gun in the bag at baggage claim and that's where he carried out the attack. i spoke with an airline expert for more on how it all played out. >> this is really more like a shooting anywhere else in a mall or somewhere. because there's really not much you could have done to prevent this with regulations or what you could imagine. >> he was honorably discharged and had concealed carry permit and recent lid visited fbi saying isis infiltrated his mind and was forcing him to watch videos. how does someone like this, how are they able t

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