. >> gonzalez!n to general population does not protect him from facing possible criminal charges. nor does it take him off sergeant collette's radar. >> remember what happened? what put you in seg? >> yes, sir. >> you stomped that guy? >> yes, sir. >> okay. because you believed he did something of sexual nature to a 12-year-old? >> yes, sir. >> that what you believe? >> yes, sir. >> want to know the truth of what happened? >> yes, sir. >> she wasn't 12. she was 16. >> i made a mistake, sir. >> he's only 24. understand this, you royally screwed up. >> i made a mistake. >> you more than made a mistake. okay? not here to browbeat you, i'm here to get you to use your mind. think about what you're doing. >> thank you for giving me a second chance. >> i'm going to tell you something, it's your only chance because you pull this crap again -- >> i'm not pulling no crap, sir. >> i will bury you so far back in there you won't even be able to get mail. you think i'm bluffing, you be stupid enough to call my bl

avelica-gonzalez on tuesday when it were picked up.hey were planning after more than 25 years in the united states, they were planning to put them on a busted tijuana within hours of picking them up outside his daughter's school. the community rallied, the school rallied, jocelyn and her family rallied in a way that was truly extraordinary. the community's actions prevented his deportation that they. isjoslyn shared, mr. avelica currently in a detention center, a private for profit attention center in the desert about an hour have outside los angeles. it was a really important victory on tuesday, but there needs to be a lot more actions and a lot more engagement from the community to push back on these actions by ice to prevent his ultimate deportation. juan: how does s this jibe? we've seen the quote president trump talking about the government is deporting drug dealers, gang members, bad dudes . here you have a situation of a father who apparently is only criminal violation is a dui several years ago? teed upvelica has prior, no conv

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erika gonzalez at the desk. the maryland highway administration is talking about safety measures that are coming to an intersection that's in maryland. the maryland highway administration announcing the plans to install a new safety signal in rockville. it will be at the intersection of we're mill road and turkey branch parkway. two cyclists were killed there last year. >>> and now erika what do you gois i a brand-new e from the robert woods foundation. loudoun county number one, arlington county number two and fairfax for the whole state. what are they relating to? the ranked counties for specifically how long you'll live and what your quality of life is like. in maryland, montgomery county came in first. frederick county, maryland, fourth, calvert county, sixth. prince george's county. they base it on education, transportation, property and other items as well. from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >> thank you. >>> 4:52. our time right now. a little bit of a wet start. nothing to complain about today? >> a

coming up at the top of the hour john gonzalez what are you working on? mother nature getting her revenge, with a massive winter storm taking aim overnight. this morning - the entire northeast is bracing for a blizzard and right now the d-c area is getting the first hit. good morning washington. i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. just in the last hour - the federal government announcing they will be open today but on a three hour delay. employees do have the option for unscheduled leave or telework. dc schools just let us know there are doing a 2 hour delay but for most other kids - it's a snow day today. we have a full list of school closures scrolling at the bottom of your screen, and on our website at wjla.com. toss to eileen/vj - winter storm warning remains

john gonzalez is live in rockville this morning.. police in today a group of democrats will residents in montgomery county to show solidarity to the jewish community. its' happening in light of the bomb school in fairfax. senators ben cardin, chris van hollen, and others are expected to speak out on the attacks. it's happening at the bender jewish community center in rockville at 10 a.m. the city of brotherly love --- spreading the love. hundreds gathered thursday outside philadelphia's famed independence mall for a anti-hate rally. it comes after more than 100 tombstones were vandalized at a jewish cemetery in the state. the city's mayor and attorney general attended. their message: "the targeting of any faith is an attack on all faiths" it's and xx degrees. adlib live pic - unseasonably cool through the weekend bring in your plants next few nights - windy today and tomorrow - 60s return next week - we need rain! dmv under a severe drought today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. flurries possible. highs: 39-43 winds: nw 15-25 g 30+ to

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john gonzalez is live.. john it seems like these accident just keep happening. trt 15 out ... flying thru here all the time. now -- a desperate search for whoever killed a potomac high school student. 17-year-old jayquan holloway was gunned down last week outside an apartment building on iverson street in oxon hill. it happened right after he got out of school. now his mother is pleading for someone to come forward with information. she describes him as a respectful, loving teen. the family has a go-fund-me page to help with funeral expenses. a reward of up to 25-thousand-dollars is being offered for information that helps solve the case. happening tonight -- a meeting to discuss the d-c mayor's chief, peter newsham. the public roundtable will take place at 7 o'clock at r.i.s.e demonstration center on martin luther king junior avenue southeast. the committee on the judiciary and public safety invites people to testify. newsham still has to be confirmed by d-c council. meanwhile overnight.. chief newsham adre

as for the case in l.a., the attorney applied for a u-visa to keep gonzalez from being deported. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles >> right now the hunt for a man who stole a government car and a military uniform. they believe the man may be armed. he stole a black government owned 2015 high -- hyundai allantra. he also took dress uniform and other items and the f.b.i. believe he may be in fairfax county. horace: here we go, folks. today was the last normal metro commute for the next 37 days. starting tomorrow, the next phase of safetrack kicks in. the first phase has blue and yellow line trains single tracking around the clock. dorn and huntington station. the second affects the trains south of king street on the yellow line. in this whole time blue and yellow trains will only run once every 24 minutes. even during rush hour. michelle: time for a check of the roads. erik smith is on traffic watch. happy friday. are we seeing smooth sailing out there? erin: hey, michelle. not the case today. so far. it's been a busy friday with delays all over the place. this is 395 southbou

erika gonzalez is at the live desk with details. good portion. >> good morning, eun. a moment of silence just held there in london. while there were two scenes, police believe it was one man behind the attacks in london yesterday and that the events were inspired by international terrorism. police say the attacker plowed through a crowd of people in westminster bridge with a four by four and then went to parliament where he attacks an officer with a knife. the officer and the attacker among the four people dead. more than two dozen are injured. more than a handful in critical condition. prime minister theresa may condemned today attack as a sick and depraved terrorist attack. back to you. >> erica, thank you. >>> it's 6:06 right now. we have new video this morning of a man accused of killing a black man in new york. the man you see here in the white suit is james harris police in new york say he went there with the soul purpose of killing black men. jackson is from baltimore. now, police say on monday jackson stabbed timothy kaufman in the back with a sword. kaufman d

from the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> 5:15 right now. the nationwide opioid crisis is hitting hard in our own backyard. the police tell the capital in you newspaper that just this week, three people have died from overdoses. police say that all of that happened within a 24-hour period. the county health department says these cases mean whatever is being sold, either illegal or prescription drugs, is very potent. >>> if you'd read that long commute to the office, you may envy those who get to work from home. but a new study says it can actually cause more stress and loneliness. real simple reported that the study showed people who worked out of the office tended to work longer hours and reported a feeling of on isolation. >>> president trump will continue a white house tradition. >> the easter egg roll is on. it's scheduled monday. april 17th. tickets are free and will be available through an online lottery. white house officials say details on how to enter will be released later this month. this will be the first easter egg roll for pres

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marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> one more note on the accident.at weather does not aper to have been a factor in that incident. that area, hard hit in the last few days by storms. >> there are tornado watches in effect from east texas up into missouri. rgely overnight. especially in louisiana and arkansas. as you can see on the weather radar. greatest threat will be in northern mississippi and western tennessee. the severe weather has claimed two more lives, in texas, two boys electrocuted by downed power lines in fort worth. in a heavily wooded area of a park. after severe storms earlier in the day. the boys were only 11old. there was also flooding and damage from tornados in the houston area. vehicles were tossed around like toys. >> today the senate intelligence committee is holding its first hearing into russian election meddling as the the house investigation remains stalled. the panel's top republicademocr front yesterday as they promise to work hand in hand and steer clear of politics. they plan to interview at least 20 people including pre

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.el cambio de la moneda nacional mexicana por el dÓlar y las medias migratorias que aplica la administraciÓn. elizabeth trae opiniones de expertos. elizabeth: blanca estela garcÍa de mexicana y/o viaja por placer a vancouver canadÁ, lo hace porque examinen su hija. tambiÉn porque prefiere ese o cualquier otro destino, antes que pisar territorio estadounidense. >> llegar a un lugar con mucha violencia, mucho odio, mucho racismo, no se me hace justo que ningÚn ser humano sean dignos de un trato asÍ. >> no es la Única que descarta estados unidos como sitio turÍstico. de acuerdo con jorge hernÁndez, presidente de la federaciÓn mexicana de turismo la disminuciÓn de mexicanos a ese paÍs es considerable. para dicho organismo mÉxico aporta a estados unidos mÁs de 10,000 millones de dÓlares anuales. tan sÓlo en el sector turÍstico, asilo reitera este experto en economÍa. >> contratas el hospedaje, que tiene un efecto local. ademÁs tienes consumo de alimentos, y de compras, asistencias a centros

john gonzalez is in mobile trak 7 along 495 in springfield. we will have the latest on this overturned tractor-trailer. john? john: that's right, autria, we still have flashing lights here at the mixing bowl in springfield. a lot of activity here and we want to show you from the mobile track roof cam, this is what is going on on the ramp to get you from 95 south, the outer loop of the beltway -- to get you to 95 south from the outer loop of the beltway. they put up an electronic arrow. they are trying to get the left led -- the left lane open. they are moving that tractor-trailer that got into the accident just after 1:00 this morning. you can see my photographer following the truck there. the driver jackknifed, then the tractor-trailer flipped on its side. it was carrying a full load of -- we don't know the product, but we are told that the trailer was packed, and that created a bigger mess for some time. but again, right here on live tv, the update is now they have removed the tractor-trailer. we were told that they were not going to have th

reporting live, john gonzalez. autria: people in frederick are being urged to watch out for slippery roads and sidewalks as well. some neighborhoods cut up to 10 inches of snow yesterday. remember, those were john was yesterday. strong wind caused problems for road crews, causing slick conditions this morning. frederick county public schools are concerned about road conditions as well. larry: remember, stormwatch 7 is always on your side when severe weather hits. take us with the online and on social media. autria: jummy olabanji has more on a shooting that happened while you slept. shot twicen was overnight and rushed to the hospital. this, but as you can see, the video from the scene centered around a 711. to figure outout what happened and potential word on the suspect. when the police get back to us we will let you know what we found out. back to you. the man convicted of three high-profile murders in alexandria will get his chance on appeal. it will focus in part on whether the cases should have been tried sep

. >> despuÉs de trabajar, durante seis aÑos en una planta de baterÍas de carros, juan gonzÁlez comenzÓ los estados unidos como para reciclarlas. subsecretario de protecciÓn y recursos naturales de nuevo leÓn, explica este fenómeno. >> las industrias de reciclaje han estado cerrando, porque las normas son vÁlidas en estados unidos y mÉxico. >> gracias al trazado de comercio de amÉrica del norte. reportero: muchos recibidos peligrosos, ha permitido integrar industrias muy importantes como la automotriz. >> por la autopista, decenas de mercaderÍas usadas. reportero: el plÁstico de la caja como una mezcla y las lÁminas de plomo, donde se almacena la energÍa. el plomo es un material altamente tÓxico, como explica la doctora de la universidad de monterrey. >> cuando los niveles de plomo, estÁn muy elevados. por ejemplo los niÑos, pueden conducir a convulsiones y la muerte. anemia, cambios Óseos. reportera: manipular el plomo, le causÓ un daÑo irreversible. >> los dolores de cabeza eran muy fuerte. reportero: lidera una organizaciÓn de recursos tÓxicos. es uno de los reactivos que tiene mÉxic

ese es el lema de su departamento de policÍa y la misiÓn para que viste el uniforme josÉ gonzÁlez.ero de crÍmenes de odio aquÍ en washington. la mayor parte de estas vÍctimas son inmigrantes de origen latino. dos jueces se han opuesto con una suspensiÓn temporal a la orden ejecutiva con la que el presidente y su equipo han implementado un veto migratorio, un veto a los viajes de ciudadanos predominantemente musulmanes. esta decisiÓn ha generado una respuesta de la sociedad civil que hoy se vio materializada en protestas en la ciudad de nueva york. presentador: de esta manera eran detenidas 25 personas tras realizar un acto de desobediencia civil frente a una corte de migraciÓn en la gran manzana. estados unidos es una naciÓn de inmigrantes, el presidente donald trump y sus polÍticas verdaderamente dan vergüenza. segÚn seÑalÓ uno de los detenidos. fueron arrestados tras bloquear eltrÁfico en una de las vÍas mÁs transitadas en la parte baja de manhattan. mÁs de 200 personas se reunieron para exigir frenar las controvertidas Órdenes ejecutivas firmadas por el presidente donald trump.

that's raomulo avelica gonzalez, between two i.c.e. officers, who pulled him over as he drove his daughters to school in los angeles. critics of the president's immigration stance say it's a signal that families in the u.s. without legal documents are now at risk. >> it's terrible to feel and seeyour family being torn apart. >> reporter: the 48-year-old avelica-gonzalez came here 20 years ago illegally, working and raising his family. but i.c.e. says he was picked up because of a ten-year-old dui, and other convictions, gonzalez says he knows nothing about those. >> we are getting the bad ones out. these are bad dudes. >> reporter: but more than alleged criminal immigrants are being pushed out, this dreamer, brought to mississippi illegally by her parents as a child, has a clean record b protesting trump's new deportation plan. she was three months late re-upping her papers, and is asking for a judge to hear her case. tom, this is just a proposal but already immigration attorneys are telling me, it's harsh and un-american. tom. >> a ma

in rockville, john gonzalez. nearly washed away, the incredible rescue of dozens of -- in deadly floodwaters in peru. superjumbo -- super bowl jersey is found. another super bowl mvps who fell victim to the same feet. a chicken putting new meaning to the word big man on campus. the viral video that is hard to believe. now i check on traffic. road maintenance operations, that is the big theme. we have finally reopened braddock road in centerville from the earlier water main break repairs. green,seeing mostly dealing with one accident in southwest d.c. on northwest 12th street just past main avenue. we also have a work zone set up on 12th street that will tie us up, as well as d.c. 295 north and southbound, a little bit of red. outside on our traffic land cameras, a look at the capital beltway just north of route seven, we have road operation going on. you will lose your right travel lane. george's county, also blocking a lane as you head into montgomery county on the outer loop approaching new hampshire avenue. a

john gonzalez is live in frederick - john? johnny toss to horace metro is adjusting for snow - suspending tomorrow, at the earliest. metro-rail just opened up in the last five minutes but is running on a saturday schedule. typically, it takes more than 8-inches of snow to suspend above-ground rail service. metrobus service is running on a severe snow plan' in the morning-- many lines won't run. service restoration is dependent on road conditions. from the rails to the skies. thousands of flights grounded by the snow. coming up - the impact at te and you're taking a live look in tenleytown d-c.. we'll be checking in with our suzanne kennedy there, still ahead. - winter storm warni announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private here health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do

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marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> and there's one person that's really, really happy.uper model miranda kerr tweeting congratulations to my love and snap. >> oh, her 26-year-old boyfriend. >>ler fiance now. she's about to get paid. >> well, maybe. a lot of analysts way overvalued. coming up, how to punch like a girl. >> what? who says that? >> i don't know. >> i would never say that. >> why so many women are flocking to boxing as a way to stlengen both body and mind. diane tries it next. >> diane would hurt me. >> that's true. sick, huh? i'm good. i just took new mucinex clear and cool. what's this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you can feel it right away. new mucinex clear & cool. feel the menthol burst. while powerful medicine clears your worst cold symptoms. let's end this. ♪ i'm going to knock you out ♪ i'm going to knock you out mama say knock you out. ♪ >> mama said knock you out but she may never have meant it literally. >> mama said -- so after diane learned that i'm going to be her new co-anchor for a while she decided to do the ap

john gonzalez has more. office insheriff's charles county describing this as a domestic related incident. sidents in the neighborhood in waldorf started hearing gunshots shortly after 8:00 last night. you can see this is the townhome , cars are still parked out front. area butve cleared the inside, it is still a crime scene. the sheriff's office telling us an adult man was found dead inside from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and it was not until t goodwin shotarlton his wife and teenage daughter before turning the gun on himself. the 17-year-old died later this morning, the wife was flown out in critical condition. >> they go to school together. i just saw her. my daughter is trying to understand why. people just do the things they do, you don't know why. john: police recovered a gun near the man's body at the foot of the stairs as you enter the townhome. it appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police still trying to figure out what happened late last night. that is the latest i

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john gonzalez is live this morning..with the search for what could have sparked the flames. john? happening today. president trump expected to unveil executive order. suzanne kennedy is at dulles with what we can expect from the president's newest move on immigration.. now to the shocking president trump is making against his predecessor -- claiming president obama wire-tapped him prior to the election. f-b-i director, james comey, is now asking the justice department to publicly refute mr trump's claims. trump made his accusations via twitter over the weekend, but he provided no evidence. a member of the senate intelligence committee, said they would investigate the claims. a spokesperson for obama denies the allegations. the naval criminal investigative service is looking into hundreds of marines amid allegations they shared nude photos of female some of the photos were allegedly taken without the subject's knowledge and shared via a secret facebook page titled "marines united." the page was revealed by "the war horse" -- a nonprofit news organization run by a marine corps veter

in the news room, i'm erica gonzalez.to you. >> erika, thank you. >>> virginia senator tim kaine's son spent three nights in jail after being arrested during a political protest. he was among six people arrested on saturday after protesters disrupted a valley inside the state capitol in st. paul. kaine got out of jail on tuesday. released a statement saying their children fully understand the responsibility to peacefully express their political concerns. >>> 6:36 now. former maryland state delegate michael vaughn is accused of bribery, conspiracy and wire fraud. the indictment says he took more than $10,000 in exchange for supporting sunday liquor sales in the county. he's charged with stealing thousands of dollars from his own campaign account. vaughn has resigned and he is not commenting on the indictment. >>> we know you are waiting for those cherry blossoms to bloom, but you'll have to wait a bit longer. >> we saw those buds, but the peak bloom dates are changing now. the national park service has been forced to move

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receive your ashes and start your lent even in the midst of a busy life. >> in alexandria, john gonzalez. jummy: dry for now headed on the way, a final check on the forecast after the . doug: severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 5:00, the yellows areas a severe thunder from morning with more coming our way and a live update at 1:00 and more sooner if needed. stay with us all afternoon as the storm's approach. jummy: >> they say the number-one thing that married couples fight over is money, but if things go well in these next 30 minutes, the newlyweds on our show today may never have to fight about money again, unless it's about where to keep all of it. from world-famous bally's, las vegas, this is is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, welcome to newlywed week here on "who wants to be a millionaire." you guys ready to go? [applause] hailing from texas, our returning newlywed lives by the motto "go big, or go home." and he definitely went big when he proposed. from college station, texas, please welcome back zack butler. [cheers and applause

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john gonzalez is following this story. john we understand police are saying it may be gang related? new developments this morning in the fatal shooting last house party in a woman is under arrest this morning. 27-year-old monique williams is charged with accessory after the fact. she is being held without bond. police are still looking for the primary suspect in the shooting... 37-year-old jason johnson. he is considered armed and dangerous. federal authorities still at work this morning investigating threats made to a virginia mosque this week. it happened tuesday when a note saying kill all muslims was delivered to the dal-al-hijrah islamic center in falls church. its one of a rash of hate fueled incidents happening at mosques across the country. it didn't end there - the mosque also received this disturbing message last month. take a listen. its' actually one of two offensive phone calls the mosque received last month. officials have since stepped up security around the premises. both county and federal authorities are looking into the matter. ahead this 5:00am .. we're following

john gonzalez is liv what's the latest from police? here at home this morning -- prince george's county for the person who shot a man in a movie theater parking lot. it happened last night on branch avenue in temple hills. the victim was inside a vehicle, when he was shot in the upper body. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police say the shooting does not random. we continue to follow a tragic story out of calvert county. an infant--killed in a dog attack. first responders rushed to a home on prancer court in lusby thursday afternoon where an 8-month-old boy was being attacked by a family dog. once at the scene, deputies opened fire on the dog--killing it to stop the attack. but it was too late..the infant died from his injuries. officials are expected to give an update on the incident this afternoon. turning now to the health care vote.. republicans will try again today to pass the bill. house leaders called off the vote yesterday, amid concerns there wasn't enough support. janai norman has more. it's 7:xx and thing

erika gonzalez at the live desk. children exposed to carbon mono. to be okay, but still a scary situation. five adults .three children had to be taken to the hospital because of the carbon monoxide exposure. d.c. fire and ems saying they got a call saying people had fainted on 16th street in southeast in anticostia. we're on told the carbon monoxide detector did go off. we're hearing everyone is going to be okay. >>> new details after a deadly accident involve ago pedestrian on i-270. late last night, we learned the name of the victim. the 46-year-old was walk on the highway yesterday morning near the clapper road interchange when she was hit by a tractor-trailer. state police say she was walking in a travel lane at the time. >> we have another metro safe track surge coming up in just two days. surge 13 impacts yellow and blue line riders starting this saturday. and runs into april. trains from huntington to single tracking. there will be longer times between trains as much as 24 minutes. metro officials are urging people who use these stations to l

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john gonzalez is live in rockville - john? trt 16 out ... on students.entioned - that attack, even drawing the this attack even drawing the attention of the white house. on the campaign trail, president trump pushed hard on a plan to deport what he called "rapists and murderers" wh spicer also called on local municipalities to crack down on illegal immigrants who commit crimes. you can find his entire response online at wjla dot com. seven on your side with a health alert for women. an update this morning to a story our i-team first reported on last month. the f-d-a is now linking at least nine deaths from a rare form of cancer to breast implants. the cancer is as anaplastic large-cell lymphoma or "a-l-c-l". the f-d-a first published about the cancer in 20-11, when there were 60 cases. today - the agency is aware of at least 359 reports of the cancer. the new lymphoma is more lik but as seven on your side found out - the warnings are not making it to women who may be at risk. our i-team spoke with one of the world's leading experts on the with one of the

john gonzalez, abc seven news. jummy: the storm had a crippling effect on travel up and down the northeast corridor. autria: this morning, reagan national turning into a ghost town. brianne carter is live from the airport this noon. we hear you have some good news to bring us. me,nne: take a look behind we are seeing a number of folks filing into the airport and they are excited because they are getting on the plane. just within the last half hour we saw a couple we met here yesterday trying to get to dallas and home to arkansas. get on an earlier flight and were concerned their flight today might be canceled, but we just saw them. their good news. that is what we are starting to see this afternoon, a number of flights showing back up on the board. we had a number of delays as opposed to the cancellations we were seeing at 5:00 to 7:00 this morning. people knew yesterday that the flight was canceled or pushed back until today so they did not have to come here and wait, that is the good news. we are starting to get

romulio gonzalez is an undocumented immigrant.by immigration police while he was dropping off his daughter at school last tuesday. police say he was stopped for drunk driving and that's when they noticed that he was not here legally. video of his daughter crying after the arrest has been shared thousands of times. around 100 people showed up to a rally last night demanding his release. "that's why we are here.to be shown for him and as a community, we can do big things." gonzalez has been in the country for 25 years. all four of his children are u-s citizens. the former mayor of stockton has pleaded not guilty to several money- related charges. anthony silva was arrested over the weekend at s-f-o when he returned from a trip to south america. he's facing charges including embezzlement and grand theft, involving a stockton kids club he used to run. the new charges are not related to charges he faced last year... when he was accused of eavesdropping on a teen strip poker party. a fast moving wildfire has burned 30-thousand acres...

been live, john gonzalez.llege park that left one man dead and another injured has lease searching for answers at the camden college park apartments. one man was shot to death. police have not released to sam. the ran was taken to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury. the vigil is being held for dennis taylor today, he was shot and killed in prince george's county over the weekend. police believe that he may have been targeted. invest gators were covered a gun at the scene, so far no word on a possible motive. larry: after friday's failure to pass health care get the blame game. president trump lashing out at members of his own party. he tweeted that democrats were responding to the freedom caucus as saving planned parenthood and health care. while the administration says they are not giving up on health care, they say they are moving forward on other issues, like tax or form. president trump announcing today a new white house office led by his son-in-law, jared kushner. focusing on overhauling the

reporting in rockville, john gonzalez, "good morning washington."utria: right now, a man is in critical condition after being shot by a police officer in southeast d.c. this was the scene on the 4300 block of barnaby road. when the police arrived, they found the suspect with a gun in the hallway of an apartment. a struggle broke out and the officer fired their weapons. the suspect was using drugs, police say. larry: it is decision day for metro, and your money is on the line. the agency now sent to finalize its budget. that could mean you pay more out of pocket anytime you get on a bus or train. sam sweeney is live for us this morning to tell us what can we expect a. today. sam: they face a 290 million dollars budget shortfall, and they have to come up with the money somewhere, so that mea expected to vote on that later this morning. what does this mean for the average rider? a $.10 increase on peak fare rides during peak rides. $.25 increase in off-peak hours. a $.25 increase for bus riders. trains will run every eight minutes during rush hour inst

reporting live at fedex field, john gonzalez. you, john.nk tonight, the maryland terrapins taking on northwestern in the big ten tournament. northwestern beat rutgers last night to make the trip to d.c. louis-dreyfus cheering on, her son was a walk-on late in the game and managed to snag a couple rebounds and mom could not have been more proud. tonight's tip-off is at 8:55. larry: on the iphone taking pictures. proud mom. the rolling crime scene. why it drew such huge crowds. tracking the wet and potentially snowy weather on the way. 7ronica: it is a stormwatch weather alert morning. not everyone seeing the troubles. north and west, it is really more elevated surfaces. something to be careful of. we have a cold front coming through that will bring down temperatures into the mid and upper 30's in many locations. the high today, 45. a wintry day. flurries for the afternoon. we move into the green for the afternoon and evening rush where it should be just fine. the wind really picking up with this whole system moving out of here. on

i'm marty gonzalez. you are taking a look at storm tracker four. we are expecting rain to hit the bay area later today. meteorologist dave spahr has more. a live look from our embrcadero cam shows... good morning. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us this morning. let's get the forecast from dave spahr. (dave spahr)a weak weather system will spread light rain across the north bay this afternoon and across most of the remainder of the forecast area this evening and overnight. showers will mostly end by monday morning. expect decreasing clouds on monday with brisk afternoon and evening northwest winds. high pressure will then produce dry weather through midweek, along with a warming trend. shower chances will return to northern and eastern portions of our region wednesday night and thursday as a weather system drops inland to our east. temporary cooling and blustery conditions are also expected with this system. ( marty @ landing ) we start with breaking news this morning... at least one person is dead and 14 others are injured this morning foll

well, that's when gonzalez struck arroyo killing her. he was high on drugs and has been arrested 31 times before. >> taken aback and very upset about what happened. she died doing what she loved. >> a memorial service is under way at this very moment for arroyo, her colleagues coming together to celebrate her life and her work with the department. gonzalez is now charged with murder grand larceny and other charges and he's facing another judge later today. new york city officials have been praising the good samaritans who held him down until they could arrest him last night. sharrie, just a bright spot in a very tragic story. >> yeah, all right, alicia, thank you. >>> the city of philadelphia is that cracking down on dealers and distributors who are not complying with the new beverage tax. the city's revenue commissioner says some businesses still have not registered for the tax yet. investigators are going store to store now and if they find a place that is not in compliance, they will be fined and audited. they also risk losing their l

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. confirmation hearings begin today for neil gorsuch, president trump's pick to replace the late justice antonin scalia on the supreme court. there has been a vacant seat on the court for over a year following scalia's death on february 13, 2016. president obama nominated merrick garland to replace scalia, but republicans refused to even hold hearings fearing that garland would tip the ideological balance of the court to the left. once donald trump took office he quickly moved to nominate gorsuch, a 49-year-old federal judge on the tenth circuit with deep ties to the conservative movement. if confirmed by the senate, gorsuch would give conservatives a narrow 5-4 conservative majority on the court. when he was first nominated, he praised antonin scalia a >> justice scalia was the line of the law. agree or disagree with him, all of his colleagues on the bench chairs his wisdom and his humor. and like