holly found out how far the water -- side. holly found out how far the water fowl will take his affection for her car the hard way. >> i picked up my niece from preschool and notice the bird is trotting down the driveway, takes off, miles right behind me and was keeping the pace 50 miles an hour all the way. >> reporter: holly's only explanation for the infatuation? >> he's in love. it's the car. it's not me. he won't follow me to the mailbox or anywhere else. he will not leave this car. >> reporter: there are times that holly slows down that lincoln slides in front putting the brakes on his drive and holly's day. >> i have redboxs that are late. i can't go to the grocery store. i can't get anything done because he monopolizes the car. >> reporter: so what happens when he's like right in front of you like that? smile just have to sit. >> reporter: >> i just have to sit. >> reporter: getting going again can lead lincoln to other hazards. >> oh, watch out. >> reporter: oh, lincoln. he stopped that truck. >> here he comes. >> rep

holly williams and berry peterson have been following the story of the turkey dogs.n istanbul. >> reporter: it's been a long, hard winter in istanbul. especially if you're a stray dog. [ barking ] one of thousands in this sprawling middle eastern city. they live on the streets. dodging traffic and begging for scraps. dogs like valentine, a 1-year-old golden retriever who was found weak and undernourished. this man helps run a rescue center in istanbul. where many of the dogs are golden retrievers. they told us they're brought as puppies. but some owners discard them when they realize they're so big and energeticic. and they end up throwing them away? >> or giving them to shelters. >> reporter: how do they do on the street, do they cope very well in >> they don't. >> reporter: golden retrievers are famously friendly and playful. >> i need the microphone. the dog's got the microphone! >> reporter: on the streets, though, she told us they're often attacked by more aggressive breeds. but for a few lucky dogs, there's hope for a better life. at a time when the flow of peo

in the districts what it looks like good morning to you thank you for joining us i'm holly morris. >> i'm wuz wiz. >> and yes that's outside that's what you're looking at when you wake up and turn the lights on. >> two hard working people today and mook mike is in the weather center and michael thomas is in the weather center and erin como is in the traffic center. >> messy mix around the reeming yoj hov lanes a lot to get to with full traffic. >> a lot to get to in terms of schools. many schools closed. and not knowing what was in store today. >> and we heard from public schools both cools will on two hours date for d.c. public schools. >> county in alexandria city schools both closed today. falls church city schools also closed. >> in maryland prince jorl and charles closed and calvert county two hour delay and not yet heard from st. mary. >> as far as the federal government goes, federal government on today but under three hour delayed arrival and employees have option for unscheduled leaf or telework. you can see the complete list of closings and delays bottom of the scene and als

holly williams is covering the battle .had. >> moving forward, we are going to fight house to house. we put a safe sector, and if they want to come to us. >> baishes evere bearing a victorious mood on the front line and it's easy to see why. nearly three years ago, i.s.i.s. swept over you iraq, the extremists captured mosul with ease, a gang of violent fanatics who claimed to have established a new islamic state. now iraqi forces have regrouped and i.s.i.s. has been beaten back. some iraqi commanders told us they'll retake the entire city within weeks. they already have i.s.i.l. surrounded in mosul and executed many of the extreme is. but this is the cost of liberation. >> down the street the main government building. >> >> a city smashed beyond recognition, its people frightened and exhausted. they survived more than two years under i.s.i.s. only to see their neighborhoods turned into battlefields. god bless you, said this woman to the troops - it's been a horrible week. >> often this street they've defused a bomb. they wi

wisdom and holly. >> 5:18 is the time. first up, on what's hot on the web, chairman of senate hold public hears on possible links between presidents done done's campaign and russia. no word yet on when the meeting will take place and house intelligence committee like senate panel is conducting its own investigation of the possible russia ties and will hold first public hearings on monday. >> there's claims that the mainngredient in the we'd killer roundup may cause cancer. this comes after research shows the ingredient is safe. a federal court in san francisco challenges that. >> "abc news" could face big and expensive legal trouble. a south dakota judge ordered a company to face a 5.7 defamation lawsuit after referring to meat product sold by company beef product as pink slime. >> also this morning australian woman badly burned when headphones exploded in face during her flight fro to melbourne. she heard a bang and felt her face burping. >> and family did bion say gave is a hint on sem of babies, fans think the earrings

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back to you wisdom and holly. ares a raising concerns about youngyou americans and cancer.can >> and the newly releasedreled figures suggest more peoplegg are choosing not toes vacationa in the united states. st >> all right, as we head tohead break right now, live lookok outside across the dmv. d time right now is 5:37, the, te temperature 34 degrees.erat back in a urmoment.omnt. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> time is 5:40. new concerns about cancer inerna young people.boutple. american cancer society studysty finds millennials have doublee e the risk of colon cancer and quadruple the risk researchses rectal cancer compared with cano baby

>>> we have another report now from holly williams in iraq.atoon of gamers who are using drones to fight isis. >> reporter: it looks like a toy plane. >> it's just a really big slingshot. >> reporter: and sounds like a lawnmower. but the rq7bv2 is a $1.5 million drone. the u.s. military calls it "the shadow." in the skies above mosul, it allows the american coalition to do this, call in air strikes targeting isis positions. sergeant joe pinchott is a drone pilot with the 82nd airborne division in northern iraq, surveilling the battlefield in incredible detail from the back of a humvee. >> by the vehicle they're driving, and what they're wearing it's pretty easy to tell. >> you can see what people are wearing? >> enough to make out whether they're american or not. i can't read somebody's name tag or anything. but i can tell what they're wearing. >> rporter: the average age of the drone pilots in shadow keen video gamers, but these screens are too secret for us to show you. how is it different to a video game? >> it's much slower paced, graphics

. >> holly battle of mosul. holly, thaou next, impostor fra how to spot a phony. ♪ i'm joy bauer, and as a nutritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. >>> the irs said today its crack you on identity theft has cut the number of fraudulent tax refund nearly in half. but another type of fraud is on the rise. anna werner says more than 400,000 americans fell victim last year to impostor scams. richard tanner says the call took him by surprise. >> i literally was about to hang up when they said, are you at this address? it was my po box i have had many, many years. >> reporter: the man on the other end said he was with the sheriff's department. and tanner owed fines of $1600 for failing to appear for jury duty. >> he immediately launched into this very polished sounding, i mean, very authentic sounding speech about -- we are calling you as a c

good morning. >> holly, allison, i love you.ike iodide and i went to he heaven. >> aww. >> you're in the gates. >> we love it when you bring good news for those who deal with the condition of ocd. what's going on? >> well, this could be a game changer. researchers have found that a deficiency in a protein called inhibition full of cascade in a part of the brain call the a mig dill la. what does that moan? that means there's a biochemical disorder in parts of the brain that lead people to suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder. now, we all have a little bit of it. if you check that door maybe more than once or twice, but some people have it so badly it's debilitating. they can't leave the house. it ruins lives. and so this could be a major break through in that it will allow us to come up with medications that target that specific cascade of treatment or problems in the brain and will allow us to treat it effectively. >> i mean is that a treatment that's a year away? ten years away? i moan you're right. i mean this is huge. >>

holly and maureen -- holly andan wisdom rather.ther. rather. >> thank you erin.s.ge the governorcrisis. announcednn $50 million in new funding fundg over five years to helpo help address the problem.the probl the money will be used toll be s support the state's preventionrn recovery and enforcementnforcemt efforts. hogan says the heroin problemprm is increasing at such a andand alarming rate that the state tha must allow for rapidlow f coordination with state andtionn local emergency managementmanage teams. >> a push to require paid sick i leave in maryland compass innd i the democratic controlled house tomorrow. advanchoed adv billmocrat in the house yesterday. the measure would require businesses with more than 15 employees toe w wit provide eare paid sick leave. leave. companies with 14 or feweror employees would have toyees wouo provide unpaid sick leave.ve. >> arkansas is the latestansas t state tohe consider raising thee legal type of use or buy to be e back dough 21. the bill was introducedtr earlier this week and prohibit the sale of cigarettes vapor prod

>> reporter: holly and john have had to cobble this process together.he works for a marine animal welfare organization called sr3. he works for no aa fisheries. they get reasons the with lindblad. >> this is the seventh year in a row we've conducted research. >> reporter: and it's the long-term commitment that's important. >> we're studying animals that live as long as we do. to understand them and get enough opportunities with them, it takes multiple years. >> reporter: right now, though, even the short-term commitment is this -- is in doubt. mark phillips, cbs news, antarctica. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. ♪ >>> tonight, a new royal wedding watch is officially on. >> this weekend illustrated how >> new clues that prince harry is ready to say i do and the embarrassing moment he had in front of his girlfriend, meghan markle. >> harry got a little carried away. >>> then a one direction star's arrest aftermath. we have video of louis tomlinson's violent airport brawl.

holly williams, cbs news, guyara west airfield, iraq.utritionist i know probiotics can often help. try digestive advantage. it is tougher than your stomach's harsh environment, so it surivies a hundred times better than the leading probiotic. get the digestive advantage. >>> believe it or not, more than half all fruits and vegetables grown in the united states are actually thrown away. because they're rotten before they can be eaten. one company may have found a high tech solution to that. ben tracy reports. >> reporter: on this lush hillside farm near santa barbara, it is not just the views that grab your attention. but the rare produce on the trees. including these aptly names caviar limes. once you pick it, there is, there is a timer going off. caviar limes are the prized by restaurants and bars because of their acidity and texture. they last a week to ton days after they're picked. making shipping and distribution difficult. that's where appeal sciences, james rodgers comes in. ruskey teamed up two years ago. >> we use food to preser

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. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is tuesday, march >> gary mcgrady with the weatherhead line for us. erin como with the for traffic for us. >> and we have thunderstorms this morning and maybe again this afternoon. another day, though, temperatures will warm up into the 70s. erin como. >> i love the warmer temps but i'm not loving rain. worried it could cause crashes as more folks hit the road. metro and virginia commute n next. >> thanks gary. erin, if you are waking up at the top of the hour we are involve following a developing story the out montgomery country. and showing a deadly officer involved shooting. >> and we find melanie alnwick with the latest this morning. mel. >> good morning and major crimes detectives still on the scene. this is the center court condominiumss in montgomery village and you soo at the they're focus ising their attention here towards the sidewalk directly back behind us. but i can also tell you that the marks off the entire front courtyard area and then also goes back and along the sidewalk along some of the individual units as well. and so what we unde

allison and holly. >> happening today, d.c.ut reach campaign to deal with a d.c. topic that's getting national even worldwide attention. missing avenue avenue can american teen teenagers. >> d.c. police insist the number is not on the rise. officials continue to warn of inaccurate information circling on the internet about these cases. >> fox5's bob barnard nard is live at d.c. police headquarters now with more. good morning. >> reporter: allison and holly good morning to you. yes, still confusion and miss information about the real deal here is. d.c. police want to com case seriously. that even if a child is run a away, there's potential for harm out here on the streets, and so they are very concerned about that. but you talk about some of the confusion out there. take look at this. this has been going around social media. a report that 14 girls were reported missing recently in one 24 hour period but it's really just not the case. you may notice the photo on the left there. that's relisha rudd she's been missing for three yea

>> reporter: holly and john have had to cobble this process together.e works for a marine animal welfare organization called sr3. he works for no aa fisheries. they get reasons the with lindblad. >> this is the seventh year in a row we've conducted research. >> reporter: and it's the long-term commitment that's important. >> we're studying animals that live as long as we do. to understand them and get enough opportunities with them, it takes multiple years. >> reporter: right now, though, even the short-term commitment is this -- is in doubt. mark phillips, cbs news, antarctica. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> we start out with breaking news. we got new information about the republican house bill to repeal obama care. the plan will repeal the individual and employer mandate that's huge. but it allows children to stay on the parents plan until age 26. coming up tonight we have jerry conelly's take on what we know so far. we will also weigh in on president trump's wi

15,000 and then holly stepped in and got 0,000. we talked to a lot of people whoa went through leak i'mia and it's not something curve do. they know the society is doing great work in the district and around the country. >> for some of us that work we talked to margie. >> we have a number of blood cancer survivors including me in the station and newsroom. plus it's really look a family thing. really, really important. >> los actually funded immuno therapy on on now fading my life. if it were not for los thorpy i would not be talking to you now. >> we saved lives of 25,000 patient diagnosed with disease called chronic myloid leukemia. the death rate from lymphoma decreased by 40% over that period of time. survival rate for young children dying snosed with leukemia went from 10% to over 90%. >> this organization has done a lot of good and was able to grab kevin mccarthy as he headed to bathroom i headed to bathroom i said hello. >> i'm anasaled by so much money was raised tonight it's important to be here at. it holly morris is here

holly, thank you. coming up next on the cbs evening news, impostor fraud. we'll tell you how to spot a phony. an vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who are taking donepezil. it may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine, or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions; including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach acid which may lead to ulcers and bleeding; nausea, vomiting, difficulty urinating, seizures, and worsening of lung problems. mos

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i'm holly morris.moris. >> and i'm wisdom martin.isdom .h.16h. >> ♪♪ >> we want to talk about that leftover snow and ice fromw andf tuesday's storm and bitternd temperatures because theyerat prompted some schools to openuro late this morningol.s tos morng. fairfax county public schoolsscs frederick county publick countyi schools and loudoun countyudouny public schools all on ablicools two-hour delay.ur deay. >> in west virginia, berkeleyer hampshire morgan county publicyc schools you guys are also arealo opening two hours late today.e t all of the delays are delays a scrolling along the bottom ofe your screen. you can also find themcr on ourr web site fox5dc.com and our fox5 news app. >> ♪♪ with mike thomas.with you get all that ice out ofice your drive way. way >> no. >> [laughter] >> i'm waiting on it to melt.t t >> right. just where my car is parked aren't that's okaiy.s that's ok >> well w-the ice is always the hardest thing to get rid gtd of. this afternoon's temperatures and the sunshine willernoon hel rid of some of that ice most ost

. >> i'm holly morris. >> today is wednesday, march 1. it's also, of course, ash wednesday which is the first day of leapt. >> all right. michael thomas we'll talk about weatherhead line and erin como will have traffic and mike you give us that headline first. >> little bit of everything today, march coming in like a and warmth and sunshine and that could all chance topps stronger thunderstorms later on this afternoon. more details on that coming up. for now erin como has a quick look on traffic. >> 5:00 now. quiet conditions on the beltway and as you make your way to metro. no longer safe track work. we have the next look at traffic. back to you guys. >> 5:01 following breaking news out of midwest where cleanup is underway following a deadly storm outbreak at least two people were killed in mow po and illinois. the powerful storms hit western po mow last night bringing heavy reigns, whipped, hail, even prompted tornado watches and in illinois a tornado did touchdown storm chasers capturing tornado in the town of ottawa. illinois, look at

>> reporter: holly and john have had to cobble this process together.he works for a marine animal welfare organization called sr3. he works for noaa fisheries. they get transportation in antarctica the with lindblad. >> this is the seventh year in a row we've conducted research. >> reporter: and it's the long- term commitment that's important. >> we're studying animals that live as long as we do. to understand them and get enough opportunities with them, it takes multiple years. >> reporter: right now, though, even the short-term commitment is in doubt. mark phillips, cbs news, antarctica. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ads-up to get >>> kpix5 news begins at 6:00 with word that people in the south bay should have gotten word to get out before flooding. it turns out san jose has access to technology to send out text alerts to everyone. good evening i'm veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ke

a >> holly morris joinngs u osn sh what's hot on the web. >> good morning, everybody.nin the stock marketr making history.story. the dow closed yesterday aboveaa 21,000 for the first time for ft ever. this major milestone is good news for president trump.trump. his speech to congress ongress tuesday night was embraced bymby investors for its optimism.opt >> reporter: facebook has begun using artificialing aicial intelligence to identify ident members who may be at risk of i killing themselves.emes. the social network discovered along rhythms that spot sot warning signs in users postsst and comments friends leave in response. the company contact thoseos thought to be at risk of self harm to suggest ways they canggs seek help h suicidt e help line chief said facebook's actionacei is "not just helpful but critical." critic >>> the fallout from therom the historic oscars 2017 flub is starting to spread.sprad. the two accountants involvedcoun won't be back to work at thethe academy awards. academy president cheryl boone isaac says two staffers fromffes price waterhouse coop

martin. >> i'm holly morris.'ninth.n >> we're talking about weather e and traffic. mike thomasan talking about weather. >> near perfect day coming upy u here for march wisdom.dom. sunshine temperatures in the 70's. 70's bottom falls out as we head into the weekend.ekd. >> bottom already fallen outen on this thursday morningning commute. big problems on metro ando an overturned tractor-trailer onedt the outer loop in virginia has closed trahe onloop-ramp to 95-5 southbound. we're getting wo rd from vdotd that it will remain closedemaine through the morning rush.e mornn i'll have a look at your workork arounds at about 5:35.5:3 guys. >> thanks caitlin.nks >>> let's talk politics now. n a marathon debate over thebat efforts to repeal and replacerpl the affordable care act isfordae going on as we speak.pea. the house weighs and means an committee holding an all night hearing on on the markup ofmark the new healthcare plan. this is actually a live lookivl at the hearing. h some argue the bill does notes t fully repeal

holly williams has two records from the front lines. >> reporter: mosul is shattered.ces, pounded isis. and the people of this once wealthy city, fled with their bundles of possessions. sometimes, with just the clothes on their backs. a part of the world so ancient it is mentioned in the bible. now, brought to its knees. in the neighborhood, around 150 yard from the front line, mohammad yunis made it to safety with his young family. he told us, isis fighters are hiding in people's homes. including four in his before it was hit by a mortar. as iraqis claw back, one street at a time. isis smashed its way from house to house. so its fighters could lose without being detected from the sky. iraqi forces claimed they recaptured mosul's main government building on tuesday. but today we couldn't get a block of it. the general told us isis is still sniping at his men. contesting every inch of territory, even as it forced to retreat. and when isis is finally pushed out of mosul, which could pea in weeks, scars will remain. hassan ali fled the city with wife hallah and five child

mount holly, 55 and trenton 57 degrees.oday's high temperature, well it was not the record high of 82 degrees but we did max out at 77. so that was certainly very pleasant. and sunset is at 7:18 p.m. so keep in mind that right now we are seeing a southerly flow for dover, wilmington and vineland, which is why we're seeing warmer temperatures. however, notice just to the north trenton and allentown and coatesville, we're seeing some northerly winds and this is why temperatures are so different. we're seeing 50s up here, 60s and 70s down here across the delaware valley. overnight lows mainly in the 40s, we're seeing 41 for mt. holly and 43 for philadelphia and allentown, 40 for you and atlantic city, you're expected overnight low, 45 degrees. and it looks like neighborhoods for tomorrow, pretty cold. we will be below average for this time of the year and again, we are tracking those scattered showers east and 44 is your expected high temperature. 47 for phoenix, west chester 48 degrees with overnight lows in the 40s. 47 is yo

that's the same for mount holly, philly at 49 degrees. but soon to be those low 50s, i expect, this morning. on your radar and satellite. cloudiness that will continue through today. a peek of green showing up. that's rain making it to the ground yet. today we'll have isolated showers pop up especially north of philly. that's going to be the only concern we see. otherwise, a nice day to be outside. it will continue for the next several days. we'll see ups and downs in the forecast in terms of rain and temperatures. we have a big storm setup. this band to the north of us, band to the west of us. down south, much more strong storms. for us, we're talking on/off showers in the forecast for the next several days demonstrate. we'll look at that into your next workweek. >>> obamacare remains the law of the land this morning. the republicans' plan to end the affordable care act came up short, the bill was pulled minutes ahead of the scheduled note last night. nbc's blaine alexander has more. >> reporter: after a seven-year race to repeal obamaca

holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. >> that's the "overnight news" for this monday.e morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. -- captions by vitac -- captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, march 6th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." wiretapping claim. president trump is calling on an investigation of the obama administration after acushion them of bugging. >>> thousands of pictures of female servicemembers are allegedly shared on social media. >>> and heavy hail catches people off guard in northern california and takes traffic to a standstill.

any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter, holly and wisdom. >> coming up. eight high ranking navy officers accused of accepting services of prostitutes in exchange for top secret exchange information. >> american airlines preparing to make sure customers are happy and satisfied on certain long sgliingts as we head to break a live look across the region. time now 4:36. temperatures 23 degrees. bang in a i lost my sight when i was 14 years old. so i really navigate the world by touch. when dove asked me to try out this body wash... i was excited that it was foam. it was so light and soft... not sticky. discover the feeling of new dove shower foam. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with