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this is a look at the capital beltway. 495 at old dominion drive, we just reopened lanes on old dominion drive and 123. the same on annandale road, where we continue to block the roadway. through prince george's county. a crash has been cleared on the outer loop. approaching 202, the lanes are open. the lanes are getting better. jummy: over the weekend, president trump had his first major point policy challenge after north korea conducted its first successful missile test. the prime minister of japan called the launch "absolutely intolerable." president vowed solidarity with japan. the president will meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. ahead of his right -- ahead of his white house visit, the meeting will focus on shanking the middle class of both countries. however, he has been critical of mr. trump -- will focus on helping the middle class of both countries. however, he been critical of mr. trump's immigration policy. legislators are speaking out since their 10-year-old son died six months ago on a waterslide. they sat down with abc to talk about their 10-year-old son, ca

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: you are waking up to high winds whipping around out there. so bad that theyav area. fairfax county schools are on a two-hour delay this morning because of those. veronica johnson is tracking the latest from the weather center it will have the latest coming up in about six minutes. last summer a day at the water park turning to tragedy. a 10-year-old killed in an student are speaking out for the first time. matt gutman has more in your "gma" first look. >> the parents of the 10-year-old killed in a tragic water park accident, speaking out for the first time. last august they decided to take the four boys, including caleb, to the water park. he and his tall-year-old brother went straight to the 170 foot the ride that means insane in german. i said -- look at me, brothers stick together. he said -- i know, dad. >> it was the last time that they w the big brother dutifully waited at the

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> all those errors have been rectified. >> all 409 of retesting. so far, 62 tests have come back. two of those turned out to be pregnant women who were in fact positive. the laboratory director says there could be more false negatives. >> we are assuming that there may be some in there. we are also hopeful that the majority of those will continue to be retesting as being negative. >> in 2015 the department of forensic sciences came under fire and the former director resigned after reports he ignored warnings of faulty dna testing, which resulted in delayed court cases and cost d.c. taxpayers millions. >> if a mistake is found that impacts the public, we need to tell you about it. that's why we're here today to reveal that to you. there will not be hiding of information while i'm the director of the department of forensic sciences. >> reporter: now the doctors for all 409 people who were tested in d.c. between july and december have been reexamined.

dominion customers, 17,600 in northern virginia without power. novec customers a little more than 4,000 out there. pepco not that many. you can see a little more than 1,000 and over in maryland, first energy a similar number, about 1,500 in the dark. bge 571 outages. now back to you. >>> adding to the danger of the high winds that are knocking down trees on to roads and yards. take a look at this scene here. it is going to take a while to clean up this mess in germantown where part of a tree crashed on to a car. look at the damage. justin finch is staying on top of the issues. we'll check in with him in just about ten minutes. >>> one of the most helpful things to have is the washington app. we'll give you the latest things happening on the roads and the latest forecast so you can stay ahead. >>> we are dealing with wind right now. snow though again is the problem in multiple states. new york is under a winter storm supposed to fall there. and boston, more snow, two feet. they're dealing with blizzard conditions and schools are closed again. emer

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> new at 6:00 tonight. a group of cheerleaders with special needs from florida made their because of the battle at the capital. >> this is so great. it's a competition for athletes with special needs. these cheerleaders came all the way from jacksonville to fight for the dietlez. but as nick -- title. but as nikki burdine reports, it's not always about the win. >> their journey to d.c. wasn't an easy one. nothing about their lives was easy. but you won't hear them complaining. >> cheerleft-siders from jacksonville, florida, plus their parents and coaches made the trip. they're here to compete in the battle at the capitol. some are wheelchair bound. others have autism or down syndrome. all very different. >> we make a special spotlight for each kid. does a handstand. madison in the wheelchair gets lifted up. everyone does something that makes the routine come together. >> they're ecstatic, just to be part of this. >> to be part of anything really. >> they have a place in this world. >> reporter: and in retur

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> 5at630, a young reporter found the secret of getting on the president's good side. ask him about his wife. >> milania trump -- >> that's what i call a nice question. that is very nice. who are you with? i'm going to start watching. >> the question came out through contentious mee reporters who fired off about topics like security immigration policy and chaos in the white house >> she got another question today during the press briefing. ronica cleary is live at the white house with the young reporter. ronica. >> reporter: i'm here with kyle maz za. you got the question in, kyle, is shawn and jim, was standing right in front of me and i like to believe he got the question that maybe i would have got but you got it fair and square, you're 19 years old. you started this news website when you were just eight. tell me the name of your news website and tell me about this passion that you have for reportering >> sure, the name is wunf if news.com at kyl

dominion. depend on us for more than energy.ronica went out to get the pulse of the people on this one. >> he's no longer affiliated with the trump hotel in washington, dc, his song donald trump junior is now in charge. of course, his name still takes center stage here at the hotel. and you can't help but think of him. and if you're looking for work, the place is hiring. >> looking to be a full-time bartender, engaging, accurate in your measuring and pouring and follow the appearance and grooming policy. perhaps you'd like to be a full-time revenue analyst. some of your responsibilities would include regularly collecting data and preparing reports. participating in budget and marketing plans and your time would be split between the distri >> if you're interested, we found them lets odd the we are team trump twitter page, and there are others. so if you are looking for a job, does the trump name make it more appealing? or is it a job a job? we took to the streets to ask you. >> if i needed a job, yeah. a major turn-off, absolutel

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dominion power than 3100 customers without power. the area of ballston and virginia square. we are also getting reports of people who lost comcast service. not fun for people trying to get ready for the big game. we are contacting the company right now trying to get more information on this for you. that wraps it up for us tonight. we'll see you again tonight for news4 at 11:00. until then, good night, everybody. . >>> on this sunday night, immigration war. president trump lashes out again at the federal judge who blocked his travel ban saying he put our country in peril. more travelers seize the opening. finally making it to this country. >>> collision course increasingly harsh rhetoric between iran and the united states. will a war of words turn into something worse? tonight we're in iran with a view from there. >>> screen danger. a new warning about what all that screen time is doing to our eyes, especially in children. and the damage may be permanent. >>> and game on. the pride of one small town in the super bowl sending not one

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> politics gone to the dogs >> ronica cleary here to explain. so many moving pieces to this story but it comes together. >> reporter: in the 5:00 hour, i left petey out of the tour for the whole first part of this, this is 5at630. how did we get to this point? there is a company called t 3 based in texas, want they noticed is that when donald trump tweets about a store, a company, that company is probably publicly traded, the stock will lose value for a short period of time. and a he thought what if we shorted the stock and made money and did something good with that money? take a listen to them explain it. while i give petey a few more treats >> earlier this month, his toyota tweet tanked the stock. it shorted the second after his tweet as the stock tanked we closed our short and made a profit. huge profit. and we donated other profits here. now when president trump tweets, we save a puppy. they're doing, they're giving their money to the aspca. a

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> 6:48 on wednesday. during his first visit to the u.s. central command, president trump accused the press of deliberately attacks. >> he described as executed or inspired by isis, they say the media did not give those attacks sufficient attention. politics and media reporter for politico. thanks so much for being here. when we look at that list of 78, what's fact versus fiction, did the media under report these so-called terrorist attacks? >> it's really interesting on that list, there's some attacks that have become so well-known just by the location, orlando, paris, niece, berlin, these are all places that people immediately think of the orlando night club attack. at little bit disingenuous to say they're under reported. there were also attacks in far away country that is maybe the media and the united states didn't -- they might have reported or mentioned them but didn't cover them as intensely. it happens. some were suggesting white house perhaps knew we were going to stay home, of course we covered

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome academy award winner halle berry. >> what does it take to be an academy award nominated director? the heart of a dreamer, the mind of a writer, the willingness to take risks, the resilience to overcome obstacles, both real and imagined, a love of all movies, and an unwavering vision of what their films could be. simply put, that perfectly describes the nominees for achievement in directing. denis villeneuve -- "arrival." mel gibson -- "hacksaw ridge." damien chazelle -- "la la land." kenneth lonergan -- "manchester by the sea." barry jenkins -- "moonlight." and the oscar goes to -- damien chazelle, "la la land." >> announcer: damien chazelle picks up his first oscar win tonight. at 32 years old, he's the youngest in history to ever win best director. >> ah, thank you so much. this is such an honor. i just want to first thank my fellow nominees. i was absolutely honored and floored to be in your com

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. ing. >> there has been a lot of talk about president trump's to russia. new polere hut p shows millennials. >> survey release from the public policy, to% have favorable view of putin, 8% from 46 to 65 year old, 7% from 65 and older.er that seems very strange.ms v does it mean anything for future us russian relations? assistant he had door of red alert politics joining ust he he to talk about this tonight at 5:56:30. >> give me your take on those numbers? >> really, if you think about millennials, the millenniall generation is defined between being born between98 2,000. if you think about where we were in 1980s, the "cold war" was nearing it es, the end officially in 1991.1. so the oldest any millennial could have been at that time b was one years old. so, really they've grown up in the post "cold war" era, wherere more olive branches have been extended to the kremlin from the clinton, bush, obama administration, now seeingra with the trumption administrati, this normalization from wha

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to grant dominion a solid waste permit that would cap and close the five pounds. wants the state to require dominion to haul the coal ash away and dispose it off-site. >> i fear that d.e.q. will award them the permit against the safety of all of us. >> dominion tells abc7 news the heavily treated water will be environmentally friendly and there are two dozen ground water wells on site to monitor the levels. signs are posted in yards. neighbors plan to make their voices heard in a public hearing. the public commented period goes until march 10. then the depame viabilitial quality has 90 days to decide -- department of environmental quality will have 90 days to decide if they will be given the permit. in dumfries, ryan hughes, abc7 news. michelle: now at 6:00, the president on attack. president trump: the leaks are real. you wrote about it. they are real. you saw it. the leaks are absolutely real. the news is fake. the press has become so dishonest. because the press honestly is out of control. wait, let's see -- i want to find a friendly reporter. michelle: trump's

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people have power back now, but shortly before kickoff, more than 3,100 dominion power customers lost electricity. dominion says a power pole broke, but comcast users said their service was out most of the outages were in arlington and alexandria. comcast says there were two issues, first a generator fire at boston mall that knock the out power to a lot of people in that area. second a commercial power line fire that affected people in alexandr alexandria. so what about the actual game? well, we have plenty on that, trust me. sherree burruss joins me in just a few minutes with the highlights you don't want to miss. stay with us for that. >>> in the district, some students will not have class tomorrow at their normal school because of a rodent and bedbug infestation at that school. news4's darcy spencer is live in southeast d.c. to talk about what's next for these students at savoy elementary school. darcy? >> reporter: erika, school officials decided on friday that they would temporarily close savoy elementary school. we learned late today that the students who attend this school are

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dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> we are just hours from the planned launch of the space x fro rocket from the kennedy space center in florida. if the weather cooperates, elon musk and his team of dreamers will be one step closer to a manned mission to mars. >> reporter: his team of engineers at space x have a dream of going to mars. the launch that's set here for saturday morning is a big step to getting there. this morning space x engineers say they're highly confident. last september one of the space x rockets blew up on the launch pad, caused by a highly technical fuelling problem. elon musk is undeterred. his team back at it this morning. the mission, to resupply the international space station. this weekend's launch of a reusable rocket, one step closer to his grand idea to send humans to mars. but his dream of getting to mars and colonizing the red planet has a wrinkle, food. >> it is not easy to grow things in space. that's the real challenge we have. >> reporter: fiction

dominion. larry: democratic senators speaking all through the night as part of it ever to block the betsy devos nomination. a formal vote is expected today. we will let you know what happens. also breaking overnight, abc seven following two shootings in the district. the first one happening in irving street, north east, one mile away from the catholic university campus. police found a man with wounds and he was pronounced dead at the scene. 30 minutes later we time that vs treated for nonlife threatening injuries and is expected to be ok. we have even more breaking news happening in the district. gonzalez just got to a busy scene in northwest. what's going on out there? john: you're not kidding. there's a tremendous amount of police activity here in southwest tc homeland security and also d.c. police, there is a suspicious vehicle. that is the only way they have described it to us right now. if i know where john is going to u.s.and, it is part of the immigration and customs building here on the

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dominion.d on us for more than energy. >> now "good morning washington" on your side, we begin with a breaking news alert. larry: a breaking story in the district here. jummy: two police officer shot and the suspect killed. we are on the scene with the very latest. >> as you can see, still a scene, the shooting happened last night at 10:40 and there are plenty of washington, d.c. police cruisers here. we have video of the scene from last night. we do not know what lead up to the shooting of we know that these two police officer's were a part of a crime suppression team, out patrolling the area because of other violence earlier in the evening yesterday. on wheeler road were four people were shot in three separate instances, they were patrolling suspect when a shootout occurred. the two police officers were shot and rest to the hospital and the suspect was shot and rest to the hospital where he later died. we are finding out by the police union treasurer that the two police officers involved are

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dominion.epend on us for more than energy. >>> the opening ceremony for next year's winter olympics in south korea, exactly one year from today. there's going to be a new face hosting nbc's coverage. >> reporter: on a day when olympic officials in south korea unveiled the torch for next year's winter olympics, nbc symbolically passed its own olympic torch. mike tirico took the handoff from bob kos ocostas. costas has handled those duties through 11 olympics. >> they said it's your decisio you want or step aside whenever it feels right. >> reporter: he says it didn't feel right after the sochi games in 2014. >> you don't want the pink eye olympics to your last ones. one more, rio. then i'll step aside. >> reporter: costas will turn over hosting duties to a fellow queens native and syracuse graduate. tirico received that school's first scholarship named for costas. now he follows in his footsteps. >> it's an honor of following one of the best of all time. >> reporter: costas says muhammad ali's c

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> our weekend is finally here and it's starting out kind of cold, doug. >> kind of cold? it's on the chilly side. it really is one of the coolest days we've seen in quite some time. yesterday another high temperature at 50 degrees, very warm. but today only in the 30s. so yeah, a little bit on the cold side for sure. if you're heading out this eveningeven i ing, we're going to continue to see that cold air. dropping to the 30s, 31 by 11:00. 38 in culpepper. look at the windchills here. there's not a whole lot of wind but we're starting to see it come in. 19 in winchester. d.c. at 27 degrees. look at this too. this is the front. look, some snow trying to come down. it's snowing right aloft. you may see some flurries here but most of this is evaporating. tu there it is, that little front coming on down across our region. again, it's going to help to reinforce the cold air. behind it you see clearing skies too.ies will also allow temperatures to cool

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> the people who live on the other side of this dam are headed home finally. late this afternoon the evacuation order in oroville, but there's more rain coming. >> reporter: helicopters in the background are doing a lot of work here on the spillway of this dam. after years of drought, now it's too much. they're eyeing other dams nearby with new concerns. communities below this dam have long prayed for relief in drought parched california but not like this. helicopters lift boulders and drop them this holes along the spillway. the dam itself is solid but it's only as strong as the pispillwa, which are broken and eroding. with the risk reduced the evacua evacuees may return home. >> it is safe to reduce the immediate evacuation order currently in place to an evacuation warning. future inclement weather or increased lake levels or problems associated with the existing damage to the spillway could elevate risks in the future and necessitate immediate e

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> have you ever hsurveillance the instant a woman was killed in a cross walk. this all happened last night at the intersection of 10th and u northwest where our meagan fitzgerald is right now with more on this. >> reporter: that driver is 35-year-old david phillip jones, now charged with second degree murder. we were told that he was drunk when he hit this woman crossing the cross walk just behind us. >> she just had a sweet soul. carolyn didn't have any children but she had many children, many godchildren. >> reporter: leslie payne says carolyn ellis was more than her best friend. she was like a sister who went out of her way to help others. >> other people's children that she helped raise and support, helped put them through college, helped get them scholarships. >> reporter: leslie says she helped because she wanted the kids to have a better life. but on monday night carolyn's was cut short. she was attending a celebration where she was honored

dominion virginia has about 4,000 customers with outages. that's for fewer than the 30,000 who were out in northern virginia at the height of the windstorm. >>> we're bringing you team coverage from the field and the storm center. >>> a live look at some of the damage. first, doug kierein in the storm center. >> we saw those winds gusting 50, 60, even 70 miles an hour last night. they've been up all the way over the last 12 hours. now beginning to calm down a little bit. >> we could still see gusts up to around 40 miles an hour or so. right after sunset it will quickly calm down. >> take a look at these winds. these were winds last night between 9:00 and about midnight last night. 66 miles an hour in re begagan national. current wind gusts down into the 20s and 30s range. we'll see occasional gus miles an hour but the wind is really starting to come down. that's why our wind advisory will most likely be allowed to expire at 6:00. you can see who it involves here. across towards parts of the eastern shore as well, the wind has been a huge fac

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: an unbelievable story this morning. autria: a girl missing, fear to dead, walking into her front will last night. twists and turns. john: that's right. news crews were here when the mother was elated with the motion to see her daughter literally walk through the door after being missing for a month. we can tell you that with these missing cases a lot of the times the ending is a family reunion with a lot of joy, a motion, and questions. this time around, perhaps not the sweetest of homecomings. venus returned home here in alexandria, but left a short time later with police. in handcuffs. the 17-year-old girl, detectives say, ran away with the back pack full of clothes back on january 15. earlier this week, a dark and tragic turn. was foundr-old friend murdered at a park in springfield. police believe it was

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> kind of a gray and gloomy wednesday, but not a cold one. >> not a cold one for sure. like a cold one, but not a cold one. >> i don't know why -- you said it, i thought right away. >> dealing with a pretty nice afternoon right now, temperaturewise that is. we're the warmest we've been all day, at least in the city at 51 degrees. you notice that orange hue to the clouds. we get that when we have moisture in the air. what that tells us, we have a little bit in the way of shower activity there. 51 degrees, the current temperature, showers to the north of the city right now, temperatures dropping to the 40s by 11:00. 46 frederick, 43 in much warmer to the south today. now, i am tracking shower activity. these have just developed over the last hour or so, becoming a little bigger here between baltimore and annapolis, down 301 here, and over toward 95. continuing to track some of these as they make their way on, across our region, in upper montgomery co

dominion. >>> another stir on capitol hill today surrounding the controversial painting removed from last month. it sparked debate over how police are portrayed and first amended rights. scott macfarland has an update now. >> reporter: you might remember a fierce debate surfaced last month over a painting from a high school student who lives near ferguson, missouri, hung in the capitol complex alongside a collection of art submitted by high schoolers nationwide. it depicts police officers as animals and holding firearms. it was criticized as anti-police and pulled down by a member of congress from california. the debate quieted for a while but it has now resurfaced. a top house administrator under questioning late last night said it will not be policy for the architects of the capitol to police artwork in the future. >> are you now supposed to be regulating the political incorrectness or offensiveness of the arts because of this incident? >> no. i wouldn't say that. i think this particular artwork competition that happens on an annual basis, there are a set of rules that it is my res

dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. morning in our "gma" first look, lance armstrong, hosting his own eclectic podcast from the wine cellar of his home , facing a new challenge. a federal judge ruling monday that the u.s. government's massive $100 million case against him will move forward. the u.s. government claims the postal service wouldn't have paid more than $32 million to sponsor his team if they knew he was cheating. thecivil suit claiming that doping of athletes in cheating to win is inconsistent with their objectives. armstrong arguing that he brought them far more value during years of good publicity, asking the judge to throw the case out. coming up, dan abrams weighs in on the case. with your gma first look, i'm neal karlinsky. prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh...