>> the georgetown professor who confronted a white national list in a virginia jim now says she's getting swamped with hateful messages online. how she's fighting back. your news starts right now. we begin tonight with the aftermath of a tragic accident that took the live of a six year old d.c. boy. thanks for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy and i'm tony perkins. tomorrow marks one week since xavier lucky as he was crossing hill northeast. city leaders promised to start addressing the problem over the weekend. fox5's marina maracco is live in the neighborhood to followup. woo did you learn, is there a speed bump there yet. >>reporter: not yet, tony. on saturday ddot did come out and you'll see just past that make shift memorial that there are new speed limit signs that were installed after ddot assessed this part of the road. there are two schools that are actually on trech here of livingston road and when the children are present, the speed limit is 15 miles per hour. every other time that speed limit out here 25 miles per hour. following xavier's death his family and community gathe

, it's on the georgetown university edbsite at georgetown.guest: we are be building curriculum and teaching young people. on these issues, cyber security and also policy and legal courses. we have recognized that disciplines have to be brought together. there are courses on cyber war and cyber conflict as well. in addition, through the cyber project, we have found that it is important altogether as a nationstate level to try to convene representatives from different countries across the , at georgetown, and others are doing the same thing to talk about just these things. what are the rules and what are the challenges as well as bringing in the private sector, with companies like microsoft and developers of our software, in this case with wannacry, having them at the table to talk about what are the challenges and what are the dangers? is there room? brad from microsoft came out and said with a suggestion on developing a digital geneva convention. it might not be the perfect analogy of what it's meant to be , but are there ways to take the rul

a little closer, drying out in roslyn, georgetown. coming up, talking about the rest of the weekend and into next week, cooler temperatures on the way. and looking ahead to mother's day weekend. and we have new information because it was a confirmed tornado in king george county, virginia. severe weather in tall grin left a path of damage. the national weather service confirms it was an in tall grin with 95 -- in dahlgren. jonathan: the chief usher at the white house has been fired. angela reed was responsible for overseeing the house and staff and special events. also at the neck, president trump's pick for the army secretary. the former flight surgeon ruth drew his name from consideration, this after his comments about lgbt issues came to light. he was cap last month. -- he was tapped last month. alison: a massive payout in a lawsuit claiming johnson & johnson baby powder caused cancer. a jury awarded a virginia woman $110 million this week. she said using talcum powder caused ovarian cancer. there are lawsuits about the same issue.

i credited all of this to the fact that they've gone to georgetown. i thought that if i got in, i would be able to access some of the rat pack energy. this top 10 in my class in my top 1090 number 1176 and not short on confidence. who wouldn't want me? i got all of my rejections on the same day in april. after returning from her second pilgrimage to georgetown grade body cars took her because i was so convinced i was going to get in, we got home to realize the cashier forgot to put the sticker in the back. later, when my dad got the mail and i'll been made very thin letter from georgetown and all of the others, we realized it was a sign. things like this only work in retrospect. i ended up choosing between the university of vermont in the university of wisconsin coming from such a small town, i worried i would be to fish out of water he and madison so happily and proudly stand up and the freshman class of 1994. when i sent in the forms to register for housing in the plane and all the stuff that makes you feel like you're in your life is about to start

outer loop at old georgetown. inner loop of old georgetown, left lane getting by.work z 270 northbound and southbound, we don't have any big problems there. same situation on 95, quantico to the beltway. you're on time. good traveling. 67 miles per hour. no problems headed inbounds and no problems headed out bounds either here today. 95 in maryland, powder mill road. >> thank you, melissa. >>> just as the mercury starts rising, so does your chance for melanoma. how to protect yourself and your family from getting skin cancer. >>> also coming up in our 5:00 hour, the president takes aim at your kids' lunch. what is on the menu for the trump administration? >>> chances are you've seen it in your news feed and maybe even done it. the warning >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> these trees may look beautiful, but some of them actually stink, and today crews here in d.c. will curb the stench by spraying these smelly gingo trees. they have seed pods that smells like rotting trees. crews will spray these trees with a mild pesticide in ward 5 tonight at 9:00. wards 7 a

active crash seen on the inner loop blocking two right lanes at georgetown pike.ou may see a tap of the brakes. in howard county road has reopened: police activity cleared. traffic moving once again. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> coming up a new trailer for one of the most anticipated shows on television is trending across the country. >> declassified informationally. >> here's a live look outside across the dmv. the time is 4:37. the temperature 57 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> 4:39. back with what's hot on the web, the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> here's holly morris. >> hey, good morning. good to see both of you. good to s there. president donald trump's former national security adviser could receive immunity for agreeing to testify about his contact with the russians but he can't hold any details back. congressman adam schiff of the house's intelligence committee says michael flynn would have to fill out a detailed profile for the panel to even consider a deal like the one the f

decided they're going to yale to study this fall, they're nick, nigel, zachary and aaron courted by georgetown, stanford, vanderbilt to name a few. they picked yale because they were all offered full tuition which costs more than $65,000 a year and that times four times four pretty expensive. you've got more than a quarter of a million dollars worth of tuition right there. here's a little perspective on how hard it university like yale. out of nearly 30 ,000 applications, the school only admits fewer than 2 ,000 freshmen. that's an admission rate of just under 7%. figures from some of the other top schools the wade brothers were interested in had similar acceptance rates. good luck to them and congratulations to their parents. and thanks to you, our new service dog has a name, and we ask you to vote and boy did you. i voted and we found out that one of these little bundles of joys will be our service dog in training fostered by andrea

outer loop after old georgetown road. inner loop at 201. >> melissa, thank you. 5:13. covering prince george's county, police trying to solve a murder. someone found the man wood in berwyn heights. they canvassed the area. people we talked to couldn't believe the body was found so close to their homes. >>> both the wizards and the caps are playing at the verizon center this weekend. it will be a busy time. make sure that you use public transportation. >>> we have an irs scam to warp you about. a woman received a call saying they owed money and they warned if she hung up an arrest warrant would be automatically issued. the irs says they will never contact you to collect taxes and the irs will not ask for payment like that. >>> a family's daughter is alive. the teen was attempting to commit suicide. she was trying to stream it on facebook. police found the girl unconscious. this comes during the same way that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg announced the hiring of 3,000 live monitors to look out for harmful content. >> 15 after the hour. they have 36 olympics between them.

. >>> georgetown university police are investigating what they're calling a hate crime this morning. >>> they say someone wrote an anti-semetic message in a restroom close to a jewish meeting space on campus. first reported on the graffiti included a death threat. >>> heather cook was driving drunk and testing when she hit and killed a bicyclist in 2014. she was supposed to spend seven years in prison. today cook will ask a parole board in baltimore for early release. she was sentenced two years ago for that deadly crash. supporters of the victim's family told our baltimore affiliate she could be released so early. >>> a pilot's union is getting blamed for the chaos that broke out in ft. lauderdale. this turned violent. angie goff is at the live desk. >> i've been going through this on social media. a lot we can't show because it gets so crazy. the airline is giving an explanation. after all of the cancellations september passengers into a real fu fury. all of that chaos caught on camera. take a look for yourself. people were upset with each other. >> wow. >> they were yelling at tic

outer loop at old georgetown road significant delays starting to build.e american legion bridge. very wet roads. the outer loop out by old georgetown road that's where we're seeing a big crash scene. let's switch over and show you a look at our maps. aside from that one we're also dealing with another outer loop crash at 201. the left lane blocked. left lane is blocked. no major delays. that will change as more volume hits the road. 1800 block randolph street northwest closed with downed wires. fallen tree 2,000 block of kringle mill road at adams road. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you. >> coming up on fox5 news morning uber facing a criminal investigation over software used by its drivers. >> the national president of a sorority targeted by aat >> going to break right now with a live look outside across the region at 5:37. 60 degrees on a rainy friday morning. we're back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, res. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. >> braki

the retail giant is opening a bookstore in georgetown. suzanne kennedy is at the site with howoc >> many of us buy books online or read them on our devices. amazon is going back to the written order business model. the 10,000 square foot store will be located at m street at the site of the old barney store . that is the same block where there used to be a barnes & noble. oregon andportland suburban boston. we talked to georgetown residents about amazon's plan. >> i think it is weird because, the proliferation of buying books online has pushed up traditional book sellers. we used to have a barnes & noble in town. now they are transitioning back to that physical space. we will see how it goes. >> there is a total of 13 amazon stores, open or in the no word on when the store will open. >> we will have much more ahead at noon. let's get a preview of what is coming at 11:00. hugenight at 11:00, salaries, security, chauffeur. the kind of perks reserved for celebrities, but in our case it is local politicians. how much these necessities are cost

outer loop crash this one actually not after georgetown pike that one cleared.his is by old -- actually it is after georgetown pike excuse me. closed to old dominion drive. left lan l blocked. huge problems as you come down the 270 spur on the outer loop into tysons. express lanes impacted. this is the inner loop crash at leesburg pike seven. you can see that we're seeing standstill traffic on the inner loop. this is kind of blending to the delays all the way back to the springfield interchange. this crash scene just north of 66. so, huge delays especially impacting the express lanes right now. anyway you cut it leave early. we have wet roads and we have delays. let's switch over for a look at our maps. right now not the only slowdowns. outer loop delays new hampshire avenue to the legion bridge holding strong with about a 35 minute delay and then as we make our way out on the green line aside from safe track a new signal problem outside college park. additional delays in both directions. have some patience out there. please be safe guys. wet roads causing issue

last thursday, a team at medstar georgetown university hospital team at medstar georgetown universitysuccessfully put one of harmon's kidneys into johns. harmon is now temporarily staying at johns' home in loudoun county.. as they recover together. happening tonight - the wizards returning home for game three against the celtics. the wiz lost the first two games on the road in boston - but let's hope they can turn turn things around at home.. abc seven has your playoff ticket. kidd o'shea is here.. we've got three pairs of tickets to we're giving away the first one right now. call the number on your screen.. 703-528-7334. caller number seven wins. if you dont win now - don't worry. we've got another giveaway coming up at six... it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - increasing clouds today - heavy rain friday (mainly am rush) - 25-30 degrees cooler than last weekend - any may warmth in sight? today: increasing clouds. breezy. highs: 68-71 winds: se 10-15 g 20+ tonight: rain developing, becoming heavy and steady after 3am. lows: 55-59 winds: se 10-15 g 20 mph friday: heavy rain, is

he had it extensively restored in the 1970's and could be seen driving it around georgetown. we have a great photo from our archive showing armistead peter iii sitting at the wheel of the car. so the garage was built in 1913, 1914. but the part of the garage we are standing in was added in 1968. the most interesting part is what is beneath our feet, the bomb shelter. we are going to go into that now. we are now under that 1968 garage addition and walking into what was the bomb shelter. armistead peter iii, the last owner of tudor place was a , veteran of the first world war serving in the naval reserves and the second world war in the pacific. he was in the pacific at the time of the atomic bomb so by the 1960's, some of the cold war things, you can see why he would want to have a bomb shelter. he realized he was only a couple of miles from a number of buildings that were likely target so he wanted to have a shoulder that would protect from bomb blasts and nuclear fallout, radioactive particles in the air. it is a fascinating space. it was originally constructed to hold 12 pe

it is opening up a bookstore in georgetown. alison: interesting time.ou don't hear about it very often. suzanne kennedy is at the site with how local readers are reacting. >> many of us buy our books online or read them on the devices. but despite that fact, amazon is going back to the bricks and the mortar business model with plans to open a store in georgetown. the 10,000 square foot store is 3040 m. street at the side of the old barney's store. in the same block that used to be a barnes & noble. it closed in 2011. am zan has six bookstores in seattle, san diego, portland, oregon, suburban boston. five more are scheduled to open this morning we talked to the georgetown residents about the amazon plan. >> it's weird. we used to have a barnes & noble in georgetown so it's interesting now they are transitioning in the physical space. suzanne: there are 13 amazon stores in the works or planning stages. no word when this one will open. nancy: there is still something to be said about going to a bookstore. jonathan: now several are closing but they are putt

left anti-somatic graffiti on the georgetown campus tonight. the police are asking anyone with information to come forward. alison: online sexual predators taken down in a three-day operation, it arrests made, some involving cases of child prostitution. jay korff is live with the important conversation taking ?jay?tonight. jay:o aliso according to experts, galleryw? i'm standing, is one of the hubs of sex trafficking and washington, d.c. we will tell you tonight how you can slow it down or prevent it. >> we do not hide the reality of human trafficking. jay: it is considered a nationwide epidemic by the d.c. attorney general. >> every three minutes, a child is sex trafficked. jay: traffickers use the streets and internet to lure vulnerable kids into this cruel underworld. >> they often run away and the trafficker is waiting around the corner. jay: she runs an agency helping young women who are escaping the clutches of exploitation. she and experts talked monday night to help kids and keep them from trafficking. >> the majority of the girls tha

outer loop crash moved over to the shoulder at old georgetown road.d all lanes are opened delays remain. our red zone turned yellow. from before colesville road down past the 270 spur, we're seeing about a 20 minute slowdown with heavier traffic t again, wet roads causing problems in the district. we're dealing with downed wires impacting the 1800 block of randolph street in both directions. a fallen tree kingle road northwest at adams milro so caution there. also as we forward our maps once again benning road closed with a shooting investigation at b street northeast. that's causing delays on the southbound side of benning road. that's your traffic. unfortunately wet busy ride. back to you guys. >> thanks erin. >>> heads up if you plan to celebrate cinco de mayo. the sober ride program and lyft teaming up to make sure you have a safe ride home. the first 1500 lyft passengers who use the code cinco d.c. will get a free ride up to 15 bucks. that's between 7:00 p.m. tonight and 4:00 a.m. the next morning. each year nearly one third of u.s. traffic death

this time a georgetown university. anti-semitic graffiti. >> reporter: this now a criminal investigation, anti-semitic graffiti was discovered. you can take a look at those pictures inside men's rest room on campus found at the levy on campus, all the stall doors had a fresh coat of paint, the bathroom is adjacent to the gathering space. it reads in part we strongly condemn this act of hate as a catholic and jesuit university, we're committed to fostering a committee welcoming to people of all faiths and values diversity inclusion and respect. this act of anti-semitism has no place on our campus. this was a response from the campus community. >> i think the university handled it well. not very much discrimination or bias. but when there is the does respond to it quickly. and i think it is pretty nondiscriminatory campus and students don't like that type of thing. >> the e-mail seemed all right. >> it's painful when something like this arrives in the community. and i think those students are feeling and are reminded of

inner loop at georgetown. left lane gets by inner loop after 450, two left lanes get by.g a look downtown, westbound pennsylvania avenue between washington circle. lanes are blocked. you can use 26 >>> a member of the news4 team trying to get us to crack during the sugar-free week. how dare he. >> also ahead today. netflix apparently listened. what they did that has some parents think twice about watching "13 reasons why." >>> living with roommates isn't always easy. for a group in maryland it could have been deadly at dominion, we're putting our energy to work creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> the show that everyone at work and social media is talk about is getting new warning. netflix will add a viewer warn to the first episode of "13 reasons why" it raeceived complaints from parents, teachers and psychologists. the streaming service will also add

you can do all your future life shots from georgetown.nes in london and any island you would have gone to. >> exactly. i'll go to la. >> deal >> that sounds real good. i'll be live from la on wednesday. i'm seeing wonderwoman. >> oh, no. you won't allison will be there nla. >> i want to come down. we see people doing paddle boating and some -- i want to come down and work. do you mind if i do that. >> do it up, kev. >> i have a feel when we do the zip trip tucker will be out on a paddle board on the potomac. i have a sneaky feeling. >> georgetown is the spot. i love it. when i was teenager it was every weekend just cruising up and down. >> say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. wish larry very happy birthday. we'll show his picture coming up later on. in the meantime, here's tucker. >> thanks, steve. let me just correct kev. he said amazing talent. i'll be down in georgetown. >> he did not miss speak. >> he didn't? >> no he did not. >> 66 in washington. we'll be in the low 90ing later today. the heat is on not only today but the

tiffany trump will become a student at georgetown law this fall. she is president trump's daughter from the second marriage. she graduated last year from the university of pennsylvania. her father's alma mater. her sister ivanka and brother eric went to georgetown. >> the national park service will literally be draining the swamp near the white house. lafayette park is a popular spot. they need to fix irrigation problems in the park including broken pipes and sprinklers. the project will be divided into thirds. crews will renovate the park's founta fountain. the work is expected to last through the year. >>> in northern virginia a woman's stop at trader joe's turned into a confrontation over religion. >> excuse me? i was born he anymore. you're a muslim. >> now it's unclear what happened before the recording or what happened after. but the woman who recorded it claims the incident started after she let a woman wearing a head covering cut in front of her in line. diego is a store employee ringing up items. >> i saw her face and i knew she was upset.

christine fair is a professor of foreign studies georgetown university.s of inn testimony days and harassment and not appropriate for becoming of her position. this is her response. >> that is the most priceless display of white mail privilege. these men are actually asserting they have right to say these things to me but i don't have a right to make it completely public that these men treat women like this. so my goal is when you google some of these men's names, it comes up that this is the way they treat women. in fact, some have even done so from their employer's e-mail. so to men that say this is outrageous, how dare you put my picture up after i've sent aware patiently threatening e-mail i say go bleep. you have it coming. and the consensus is emerging that this traditional story of you just sit back and take it like a girl is actually very dangerous for us. >> now fox5 did reach out to georgetown university for comment. their response here while we respect the academic freedom our faculty of views of any faculty member are his or her open and not t

earlier crash georgetown pike in great falls did clear.n at tolson road because of a car off the road into a ditch. we showed from you skyfox briefly traffic had just started moving then and you can see all the red on the map has turned green. good news thereus the beltway. gw parkway down in alexandria traffic lights on flash at slater's lane. that can be a busy intersection this time of morning. please allow for extra time. treat that intersection as though you would a stop sign until they get those traffic lights fixed. aside from that you can see secondaries in alexandria looking pretty good right now. 295 southbound typical delays in the district between burroughs avenue and pennsylvania avenue. northbound side a little bit heavier. and then the 11th street bridge quiet. fourteenth street bridge still good. we have northbound 95 delays building from dale city all the way up to the beltway. some stop-and-go traffic. south of that point you're a bit heavy from fredericksburg as you make your way into stafford this morning. metro is on t

. >> grifity was found in georgetown on campus. that gravidy was covered with paint and police are investigating. >>> someone stole several musical instruments a trail area toochd tour bus of grammy award winning artist lucinda williams. they found the trail were the boars pried open on west street. two guitars and duffle bag were found a few streets away. so far there were no arrests. williams performed last night at rams head on stage. >> coming up on "fox news morning" a group of retired nfl player targeted by >> and we all tried to win a fries from the claw game. they plan to make it easier. just a little bit. >> we're going to break now with a live look across the region. >> look at the moon. >> 4:51 is the time and 56 is the temp. back in a moment. introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most po

the 23-year-old chose georgetown law over havrkard.raduated from the university of pennsylvania in 2016. following in the footsteps of dad. her sister ivanka attended both university. ivanka spent two years at georgetown before transferring to up penn. >> first beyonce and now nikki menage offering up money for college. >> how a twitter conversation sparked her philanthropic efforts anjali. >> i wish they didn't let you in the country. >> excuse me? hu? i was born here. i don't know -- >> oh, you were. obama is not office anymore, we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> all right. coming up we'll take a look at forecast, which is very breezy and i chill lane sunny outside right now. 64. winds out of the west, northwest 13 miles an hour. those winds will subside a bit and frost and freeze warnings out much of the area north and west of d.c. and look at cold morning temperatures when fox news at 5 returns after this ter this every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now

happening right now- a search for the person for who left anti-semitic graffiti on the georgetown campus. it was found sundy night in a restroom near a jewish gathering space. the university says it condemns the act of hate- and is asking anyone with information to come forward. happening today, opening statements begin in the trial of two west lanham hills volunteer firefighters. jeff miller and chris kelly were at a house fire in hyattsville back in 20-15. they allegedly tried to prevent career firefighters from going in to save the house, claiming the fire was theirs. the career firefighters called police, and an investigation was launched. miller and kelly are charged with second-degree assault, interfering with a firefighter, and misconduct in office. the capitals have clawed their way back forcing a winner take all game 7 against the pittsburgh penguins. we want to know -- wh for game 7. it's the subject of this morning's instapoll - go to wjla dot com slash vote now and let us know .. now to the game -- with their backs against the wall facing elimination on the road in pittsburgh

we were at georgetown on the front lawn. the speaker, the mayor of washington d.c., walter washington, was introduced with great fanfare. a foreboding dark cloud came over the lawn immediately, lighting was seen, thunder was heard, you could see it raining right behind the campus as the cloud was moving. and here was walter washington's speech, "congratulations. if we don't get out of here right now we're all going to drown. [laughter] president clinton: if you'd like a copy of my speech, contact my office and i'll send it to you. good luck." and that was it. [laughter] president clinton: if we had had a race for president it was 1968 if the election had occurred in that moment, walter washington would have received the write-in votes of every member of our class. i'm going to speak a little longer, but not that much. i recommend you take some time today to ask yourselves: what did i really get out of this anyway? what did i learn? what's more important, did i learn a lot of things i did not know? that i learned how to relat

tiffany trump will become a student at georgetown law. her sister ivanka and brother eric trump also went to georgetown. >>> the national park service literally will be draining the swamp near the white house. lafayette park is a popular spot. they tell the news 4 iteam they need to fix irrigation problems. the project will be divided into thirds. the entire park won't be shut down at once. crews will renovate the park's area. >>> it is 5:51 just about right now. we turn to sheena parveen. >> it won't help too much. going to stay cold this morning. it is colder than yesterday morning. four things you need to know before you walk outside. grab the jacket. we have areas in the 30s right now. we're going to stay dry. tomorrow very pleasant. thursday the rain approaches and it will be here into the weekend so we are looking at the first clear weekend on the rainy and chilly side. next, we do start to warmup with temperatures in the 7 os. very light wind. that's allowing some areas to drop into the area. 37 lorton, 34 in winchester. 33 dulles.

. >>> reports a president trump's youngest daughter is headed to georgetown university. a representative of the family telling cnn that tiffany trump has been accepted to georgetown law and the class of 2020. the 23-year-old, the only daughter, expected to attend classes at georgetown law beginning in the fall. >>> let's take you outside. the temps get into the 60s. then we go back in the other direction and see some frost tonight. the weather out on the terrace. how cold are we talking? >> right around the freezing mark north and west of town. even downtown. if you bought plans, bring them in. temps in the 40s inside the beltway. here's the deal. frost advisory northwest. even a freeze warning out in the mountains of west virginia and parts of virginia and maryland. lows in the 30s, but i think we will see some upper 20s and the mountain valleys. lows tonight 44 downtown, 41 bethesda, 32 lakeville, 33 leesburg, 34 sterling, 35 fairfax. these numbers in the mid and low 30s are good enough to give you frost. bring your plans in tonight or cover them. it's just as importan

this happen the last day of classes at georgetown.he clock hands just part of a long tradition happening hein t 60s so often that georgetown stopped replacing the clock hands. >>> trending now, a low-tech approach to lawn maintenance. >>> and april beautiful baby boy finally >>> lexi was trending tonight. if you didn't mow your lawn this weekend, you want to pay attention. >> it's a low-tech approach to trimming the grass in california. watch. >> it doesn't matter what's out there because they'll eat it. >> that's what makes these goats the perfect landscaping crew. >> they want to eat all the time. >> about 200 to their way through an overgrown acre in 24 hours. >> it will make any noise. >> after one of the wettest and rainy seasons in decades, george's goats are getting their fill. >> we've got some taller than we have seen in 10 to 15 years. >> the unified school district is among the clients putting the four-legged labor to work. >> this time of year is critical for the work the animals do. they are getting the brush out of the w

tiffany trum student at georgetown law school in the fall. she was also spotted visiting law schools at harvard and columbia. she's president trump's daughter from his second marriage. she graduated from the university of pennsylvania last year. that's her father's alma mater. her half sister ivanka attended georgetown for two years before transferring to penn. her half brother eric trump graduated from georgetown in 2006. >>> today law enforcement officers from across the area came together to pay tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in some of the fallen officers' family members joined them. officials are adding five more names to the list of officers and deputies who died serving our community. tonight julie carey speaks with one family still grieving their loss, about what this tribute means. >> ashley marie guindon. >> reporter: mark and stephanie guindon, here to represent a family who lost one of its m shot and killed responding to a domestic violence call in february of 2015. >> ashley was a strong individual. ashley'

we also have some inner loop construction top of the beltway out in maryland before old georgetown road right lane blocked. keep it to the left. not enough volume to cause any major slowdowns. we'll keep you updated. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you wisdom and maureen. >> 4:36 is the time. coming up netflix renews one of its most controversial shows for a second season. >> former president barack obama appealing to congress to save obamacare while accepting an award in boston. >> here's a live look across the dmv. time is 4:36, temperature 48. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ introducing the fios gigabit connection with download speeds up to 940 megs that are 20x faster and more powerful than most people have. incredibly, it's $79.99 a month for one year. comcast charges you $89.99 for a triple play that only offers 200 mgs speeds. switch to the most powerful internet at the most revolutionary price. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 a month and we'll give you tv, hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for 2 years all with a 2 year agreement. so act fast. go

graduates perhaps so you guys are having a pop up shop in georgetown. >> we're in georgetown between. we need them to be successful and so to give you a better idea of some of the looks that they're going to be facilitating for people let's start our fashion show. >> great. we brought some different dress codes. so this is if you're in business formal environment. business formal environment you need to wear blazer at all times. that doesn't mean it has to be boring, black, pantsuit. you can embrace color. so what we love the fifth of a dress classic black neutral dress with this pop of color halston blazer. not definitely boring. chic and stylish. >> i love that it's tailoring. >> the other thing i love about this, maybe you're working in georgetown you wear this to w work. then hello, happy hour. take it off. >> if you take off the blazer you're wearing just an ultra chic black dress, clean lines, very modern. and you can wear this pretty much anywhere. >> that's like must have. what's the price point of something like this. >> the dress is $165. everything we make is in new york c

if you are lucky enough to be a law school student from georgetown you get to hear from both of thesepeople as a matter of course. paul, i know you as a very orderly thinker. when you hear what the congressman just said, when you hear what the president said in the oval office, i know there's an order now to be followed, and mr. mueller is very orderly and hates leaks. so does this all have to fall into the line of march, a kinds of orderly process? >>in brian, it sure does. this week's developments are bringing us closer to a criminal prosecution than we have ever been. when we heard this stunning development that president trump has threatened the fbi director, that sounds like obstruction of justice. it sounds like intentionally trying to impede an official investigation. you know, every day, there's something more, something that's more incriminating. so, again, i just don't know where we are going to go from this. we are getting closer to impeachment. >> carry, white house staffers have just learned that a person in their midst, probably on that plane tonight, is a person of inte

i had a scholarship for golf at georgetown. >> jimmy: georgetown is a hard school, right? actually go to classes or do they say oh, she's good, we'll just give her a c and push her through? >> well, that's where the acting comes in. >> jimmy: i see. >> i was like where's the easiest class on campus? they were like right that way. no problem, i'll be taking that class. >> jimmy: what is the easiest class? like what are the classes you can pretty much get an a no matter what? >> i took history of australia. i know all about the ari- -- aborigines. >> jimmy: see, you obviously weren't paying that much attention. tell us about the aborigines, kelly. let's start from the beginning. >> oh, we don't have time for that. >> jimmy: what grade did you get in that class? >> a. i took all the "a" classes on campus. >> jimmy: a for aborigine. yeah. >> and australia. >> jimmy: what other classes did you take there? >> performance studies, and i chose ribbon dancing and mask puppeteering. >> jimmy: is that an acting class? >> it is. >> jimmy: mask puppeteering? >> mask puppeteering. >> ji

crash we have been telling you about on georgetown pike right now georgetown pike is closed in both directions have to detour around that. closed between tolson road and old dominion. a car into a ditch and crews are on location. use caution there. in leesburg, crash after 15 bypass has cleared. keep it to fox5 news morning. your 6 o'clock hour is right up on this gloomy friday morning. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ what's happened to snacking? eating one after the next? we are a creamy cheese that still believes in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> straight ahead at 6:00 is disturbing discovery at a maryland middle school a noose. two suspects who police are still searching for this morning. >> the head of prince george's county schools finally talking about the hundreds of school staff members put on leave over child abuse allegations. >> live look outside on this friday morning. it's may 12th. weather and traffic coming up for you on the 5s at 6:05. t.g.i.f. good morning, i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. welcome to fox5 news morning. we're