the property manager at the city side huntington metro apartments has asked us to leave the property, we are quite a distance away. up the hill, the police tape beyond their is where a man was shot and killed at around 2:30 this morning. this will be an investigation for some time, three different locations within this same complex off of route 1 any the fairfax county section of alexandria. police keeping a close eye on ,he vehicle and the motorcycle they have been taking a lot of pictures and collecting clues trying to piece this together. they have had a chopper above taking pictures, trying to figure out suspect took off and in which direction to about 200 cars are within this crime scene and those drivers will not be able to leave while the investigation is ongoing. >> scary because i walk up that hill to go to the bike path to get to the metro station. i am taking it easy and try to be careful. they know who the man was but have not publicly identified him as they try to figure out what caused this early morning homicide in alexandria. back to you. jummy: developing in southeast

investigation in thevestigatione alexandria section of fairfaxia county.unty now, this is near the huntingtonetro station. sta we're live on the scene.ne >> wreckage found.fnd search crews on the scene inthes the mediterranean where debris b from that egyptair flight has f been located.been l we'll have more details comingg up. up. >> let's take a live look outside on this friday may 20th. it is shaping up to be as beautiful day, the prettiestsh e day of the week. of course we'll talk morere about the weather in just aweatj few minutes a at 6:05. good morning to you.o u. i'm holly morris.m hollor allison seymour will be here aym little bit later.ou >> i'm steve chenevey. flies to have the nicest day h fall on a friday. welcome to foxavfa5 news morning police in alexandriale investigating a homicide.igg a happened at a parking lot near r the huntington metro.ton metr one person apparently shot earlier this morning.thisng >> fox5's melanie alnwicklanie k joins us live now from theiv scene with details know they just briefed you, the public information officeroo there so what did you learn? ea m

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huntington park, a residential section bordering an industrial area. wallace workers open an office, and the area swings to wallace. but response is two-sided. both democrat and republican go for wallace. for example, in the city of maywood, december 1966, there are over 4,000 democrats. nearly 2,000 republicans. by the end of the campaign democrats lose nearly 2,000 of the faithful while republicans lose nearly 1,000. the reasons to change appear much alike. >> i hereby give my support to governor george c. wallace. i feel that governor wallace really means what he says when he says that he will keep government in the hands of the individual states, thereby helping each state decide for itself its role in local government. >> i am in favor of the nomination of george c. wallace for the presidential candidate in 1968 because i believe that he is the only man in the political arena today who will stand up for the men in vietnam to win the war by letting the joint chiefs of staff handle the situation there instead of the political intellectuals in washin

you who do not have a job, let me give you comfort and encouragement when i was graduating, from huntington college, sometime around march or april i realized i did not have a job. i had no idea what i was going to do. i was majoring in history. i was engaged to be married. my wife had a job teaching, but it just hit me. i had not done my preparation very well. things were so bizarre, i thought somehow i could stay in the dorm. sorry, you do not get to stay in the dorm through the summer. i did not have a job of any kind. somebody got me into the idea of selling soap products door to door. i was going to make some money doing that for a while. that turned out to be a bust. i stayed at my friend's, a methodist minister-to-be. get this, intercourse, alabama, and i got to stay because he was not using it very much. that is kind of the way the summer was for me. things sort of work out. they had a shortage of teachers in montgomery. i was not properly trained to teach but i got a job teaching the sixth grade in montgomery, alabama. it enriched me. all african-american school, i think it was an

. >>> a woman is in critical condition after being shot in a car in huntington park. detectives say the woman was in the car with her mother, sister, and a 2-year-old child when the bullets started flying. they crashed into another car with two men inside. the men also went to the hospital and were treated and released. >>> a few blocks away a shooting shot a 26-year-old to the hospital. it happened around midnight. >> grief counsellor wills be at a cumberland county high school tomorrow to help students coping with two students who died. the friends were in a car that crashed into a tree. nbc 10 learned the students went to the prom and then headed to ocean city for more fun, but on their way home the car veered across the yellow line and crashed into the tree. the victim's loved ones are mourning the loss. >> we will never see her smile again. >> i lost two of my best friends in the same day. >> two of the passengers in the car that were 16 and 17 years old remain in the hospital. >> a pregnant woman is in custody for a shooting of another woman. the two women got i

that will be between huntington and mount vernon square. time work will ramp up big in two weeks when metro begins it safety blitz. may 28 is the last day for late-night real service. after that, service will end at midnight every night come even weekends. the metro gm says that will likely last at least one year. that gives them extra time to work on much-needed repairs through the entire system. frustrated flyers. >> i hate it. kimberly: long lines at the airport keeping passengers grounded. the plan to speed up summer travel. plus, a problem night disaster. a limo full of teenage vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay and providing free, energy-saving upgrades. it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ♪ stand by me kimberly: in the race for the white house, democratic front runner hillary clinton has a new ad, targeting presumptive gop nominee donald trump. it asks why he is not releas

sampson was found near his apartment building in the huntington area. he joins us live near the scene. >> reporter: the victim who was killed in the overnight shooting lived here where it happened at the cityside apartments along route 1 in huntington. fairfax county police were called to the homicide scene just after 2:00 this morning. detectives investigated, looking for evidence at multiple crime scenes around cars and a sports bike. this afternoon, i spoke to his girlfriend by phone. >> he had the most beautiful heart i've ever known in my life. he just wanted to help the youth. he had an extremely in god. whatever god had planned for him, he was really going to change the world. >> reporter: tyrese sampson started a marketing business. he started working as an instructor. his girlfriend told me he returned home last night and ran into a crime in progress. >> i heard from his mom. as far as i know, he got home and walked into a situation where people were burglarizing cars. he asked what was going on and they shot him. >> reporter: fairfax county po

. >> i caught up with whitman on her farm in huntington county today. the first time since cusick has dropped out and asked her if she is change mine. >> will you support, endorse, or vote for donald trump or president of the united states question work. >> none mark. >> none of the above. >> why? >> because i cannot get comfortable someone who is a basic campaign on people's fears, fears, hatred, divisiveness, who does not have any policy cap that i can see. i think he is dangerous for the country. dangerous and for this nation overseas as well. >> i asked whitman how trump's brash telling it like it his style was not an asset, what people wanted to hear? >> people feel left behind, they are scared and angry. that does not make it right to demonize an entire group of people. how disrespectful was it of him to tweet a picture of himself eating attack of saying he loved hispanics. i mean, really you are reducing an e entire publishing to a taco. somehow they're supposed to feel good about you for doing that? the sensitivity level is zero. >> the chief co

we are live in huntington, delia goncalves, wusa9. >> thank you. if you saw in that parking lot between about 1:00 and 3:00 in the morning, fairfax county police want to hear from you right away. >>> metro gm paul weedfeld is cleaning house. today he fired 20 ramada managers who report directly to him. seven of them were senior managers, many from metro's rail division. and the firings are part of his effort to streamline the management and improve the effectiveness and the account anti-- accountability. >>> get ready for a cold rain tomorrow and that is certainly good enough for a yellow weather alert. first alert chief meteorologist -- i can't even get the words out, topper, because it's so beautiful today and hard to believe we won't see this tomorrow. >> yeah, today was really spectacular. an average may day, when we get average may weather it is spectacular. a little bit warmer too over the last 24 hours, 6 degrees warmer than this time yesterday and generally the whole east coast was warmer withe talk about the evening planner. your plans are

new this morning, fairfax county police are investigating a homicide in the huntington area of alexandriaas found shot to death at 2:30 at the city side apartment complex off route 1. crime scenes in the area. 200 people are being told they cannot move their cars until it's finished. we'll update as we learn more. also, new this morning, in northeast dc, flames destroy a home on douglas street. downed wires caused some problems for firefighters. after an hour the names were put out, nobody was hurt. police was called to this same house wednesday night for a domestic incident. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. have a great day [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome back to "gma." look at that huge crowd in central park. everyone out this morning for ariana franddy. as we count down to our summer concert kickoff. the hashtag ariana on gma already twitter's number two in the country. >> i have my ear plugs in. i have to take them out. >>> also right now, egyptian officials believe they have found debris from the crash of flight 804. an airp

>> huntington park in [ null ] hill, but lafayette is also a favorite.>> what is great about the voting gate mother's group, and looking at your 20's anniversary newsletter, you highlight different anniversaries and neighborhoods in the city, and those that are kid ran late. and i think you highlight they view in the current newsletter. -- bayview in the current newsletter. and we don't always know where the kid friendly restaurants and playgrounds are, or other activities, and a great resource for the new mom's.>> yes, and for however long you live in the city, you experience the city differently when you have children. you may live in a neighborhood for a long time, but once you have children, it is great to have a resource dictation the great restaurants and spots to go to. and gg mg does a great job of that. >> there are joys and parenting and challenges in parroting. -- in parenting, and our own identity changes. to be with other moms that can support us, and be a place of affirmation and acceptance really helps the moms with their own identity changes, and have you found that to b

for weekend weather as a college freshman in huntington west virginia, to reporter and anchor in oklahoma city to nashville tennessee where she became fast friends with a news anchor there by the name of oprah winfrey. >> you came in as i was leaving, you went to philadelphia and i wanted to go to philadelphia and pvi didn't hire me they hired you and you are a break through woman all these years. >> in early 1978 at the age of 24 lisa answered the call to come to channel 6, as a reporter and coanchor of "action news" at noon. >> following the pope's 2:00 p.m. arrival at the airport -- >> she reported the every day people around the region with extraordinary grace and empathy and interviewed figures like ronald reagan at the white house to a young massachusetts senator ted kennedy on capitol hill. and covered royalty reporting from london the wed of of prince charles to princess diana. >> this is a proud day for queen elizabeth, as it would be for anymore that married off her youngest son. >> and then she got married after a blind date set up by none other than vernon odom. >> lisa also h

officers found therese sampson dead in the huntington metro apartments last week. the victim's girlfriend told us she thinks he was shot after witnessing car break ins. >>> he was supposed to be delivering flowers and decided to let himself in to a woman's house. >> a well wired neighbor gave police what they needed to catch the guy. anthony reeves is facing a laundry list of charges. police say this is him on surveillance video trying to deliver those flowers to a home the day before easter. instead of dropping off the flowers he cased the house and then went in and took some cash, debit card and ipad. he even interacted with the neighbor who caught him on camera. said do you want me to sign for them? no, that's all right. >> were you suspicious. >> right then, there. i said there's something wrong somewhere. >> police believe reeves used his position as a dlefrry driver to commit more crimes and police are looking for other victims. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a van to crash and send two dozen kids to the hospital. a transport van was d

sampson was found dead in a parking lot of the city side huntington metro apartments last week. the victim's girlfriend believes he was shot after witnessing a car break-in. >>> an historic moment happening right now in hiroshima. president obama speaking at this moment after he and japan's prime minister laid wreathes at the historic site. the president talking just moments ago about the mushroom cloud that eventually led to the deaths of 140,000 people there. the president of course the first sitting u.s. president to visit the the bombing there. 71 years ago. that is the latest. back to you. >>> a prince william county teen who faced felony charges for sexing his girlfriend has filed a civil rights lawsuit. trey simms was 17 and charged with distributing child pornography. police took pictures of his genitals and sought a court order to take more pictures. charges were eventually dropped. simms is now suing the prosecutor who handled that case and the estate of the officer who arrested him saying they violated his right against unreasonable search and seizure. >>> a flower de

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huntington park, a residential section bordering an industrial area.orkers open an office and the area swings to wallace -- wallace workers open an office in the area swings to wallace. democrats go for wallace. for example, in the city of maywood, in december of 1966, there are over 4000 democrats and nearly 2000 republicans. by the end of the campaign, democrats lose nearly 2000 of the faithful while the republicans lose nearly 1000. the reasons to change appear much alike. >> i give my support to governor george c. wallace. i feel that governor wallace really means what he says when he says that he will keep government in the hands of the individual states, thereby helping each state decide for itself its role in local government. >> i am in favor of the nomination of george c. wallace for the presidential candidate in 1968 because i believe he is the only man running for office today who will stand up for the men in vietnam to win the war by making the joint chiefs of staff handle the situation there instead of the political intellectuals in washin

they are still on the scene right now, at the cityside huntington metro apartment complex.is on richmond highway near mount eagle drive. nikki burdine with the latest on the the investigation. >> reporter: there are multiple crime scenes here. the first one is way up there in the parking lot, right outside the complex. the second one, this section of the parking lot that is roped off. and then down this way. there is a motorcycle that is also involved in some way. >> we just slept overnight. it was very quiet. >> but that wa at about 2:15 this morning. when alexandria police say a plan was shot to death, outside the cityside huntingdon metro apartment complex on richmond highway. >> it is pretty calm neighborhood. so i am really shocked that something happened like this. >> when ce arrived, they found a man unresponsive in this parking lot. and helicopters swarming the scene. looking for clues to lead them to the shooter. as hundreds of people who live in this complex begin their day. concerned about what happened outside their home. >> how am i going to get to work? what h

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. >> this is the left tieing itself up in knots over diversity and is it okay to kiss the huntington post. they are all chicks and there is not a black face there and no men. this is what happens when political correctness goes out of control. are you con torting yourself into a pretzel. >> people have too much time on their hands. >> people are wasting their time when they are tweeting to me. >> coming up, andy gives our panelists a little more than a half time. subscribes on fobs news radio.com. >>> well xome -- welcome back to my easiest block. hi, andy. >> hi, tom. >> glad to know that's why you keep me around. >> got to keep him. i need a break. >> hillary's new slogan. tom did you really ask people to send up their ideas? >> oh boy. >> that will be great. >> we have fans who don't take politics too seriously and then other people. >> monica you said nobody can top donald trump's slogan which is make america great again. highway did that happen? >> how did trump come up with the slogan? >> how did that become the gold standard of slogans? his his ex-wife said it should be you th

. >> a woman is in critical condition after being shot in a car in huntington park. 13th and butler streets around 1:00 this morning. detectives say the woman was in the car with her mother, sister, and a 2-year-old child when the bullets started flying. they crashed into another car with two men inside. the men also went to the hospital and they were treated and released. >>> he had a gun not wound to the back. it happened here at franklin street. no arrests in either of the cases. >> tomorrow, grief counsellor wills be at a high school to help students cope with the death of two classmates. a 17-year-old and a 15-year-old attended the prom on friday night. the girls were in a car with two of their friends when the car crashed into a tree in mill vil. the students went to prom and thent headed to ocean city for more fun. the new jersey state police are investigating what happened. >> she died with no family being around her. i just know that we will never see her smile again. >> i lost both of my best friends on the same day. >>> the two passengers were 16 and 17 years old and they remain

i hoped start lily's place in my hometown of huntington, west virginia, which treats n.a.s. wborns in a standalone facility. it's complementary to the traditional setting. it offers care by doctors an nurses as well as social workers for families. hearing the cries of these newborns will forever change you. we owe it to each and every child to make sure they have a chance to start their lives healthy and happy. i wish to thank congressman guinta and congresswoman custer -- kuster for their leadership on the bipartisan task force to combat the heroin epidemic. by working together we can find solutions and build a brighter future. i yield back. mr. guinta: i want to thank the gentleman from west virginia for your leadership -- leadership on the nurturing and supporting healthy baby -- babies act. i look forward to voting in support of your legislation. i appreciate your compassion on the issue. i now recognize the gentleman from georgia, congressman carter. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for holding this special order to discuss such an important issue. as a lifelong pharma

that's the latest live in huntington. >>> after months of investigation, alexandria police say they haveolved the murder of a father of two. tonight, brian bolar is locked up on charges that he shot leon williams. he is being held with bond. he is charged with murder and possession of a firearm by a convicted felony. >>> breaking news now in the wake of an unprecedented safety blitz. metro has fired 20 managers. several of them are senior managers. more than 1/3 are transportation reporter adam tuss got an internal memo on those firings, and adam joins us now on the phone. adam, this is not exactly a surprise, is it? >> i don't think that, jim. i think the writing has been on the wall for a lot of these managers. this goes back a couple of weeks when the general manager sent out an internal memo to all of his managers, all 650-plus managers by that way in the metro system, reminding them they are at-will employees. if he finds any reason, he can simply dismiss them. we've been hearing rumblings there were going to be some massive shakeups. today was the day he decided to do that. 20 top

the action cam was at the huntington valley shopping center as brewing hill moved their new equipment to their new location. the site is expected to open in august. the 12th iron hill location, the others spread across new jersey and delaware. >>> it's time for a check of the accuweather forecast. >> all right i think we can use the word sunshine, it's going to happen soon. adam joseph with the forecast. >> as we take a look at double scan live radar there was a little bit of sunshine north and east of philadelphia today, but southern areas getting wet once again at the present time. wilmington south and vineland south, a 50/50 shot here on who saw brightening to the sky and who is seeing showers. they are creeping up from the south and west and closing in on wilmington and smyrna, delaware to dover, very wet roadways at the present time and that continues with a heavy downpour in salem county and heavy rain and we could see up to a quick inch of rain in cape hey county on the verge of avalon and sea isle city. this is slowly drifting through some that ferry ride from lewes, delaware

it is gone from some streets but you can see winchester and huntington avenues, we still have water across the lanes. rain has stopped, but as you heard sheena say, threat of high water remains. with thunder, lightning and lots of rain, the jersey shore got soaked this afternoon. drivers made their own waves on flooded street when storm drains couldn't keep up with the amount of water falling from the sky. >> it's dreary all week but today a deluge. incredible how hard it was raining. came down so fast, coming straight down, backyard flooded, streets flooded, garbage cans filled up. >> reporter: folks tried to take cover as quickly as possible. the weather team says two inches of rain fell on coastal atlantic county in a span of a couple of hours. minor tidal flooding could cause other roads to fill with water. maure maureen shea is looking forward to brighter days. >> i would love to see sun. it's been a while. all of the kids' activities keep getting cancelled and they have to be made up at some point. >> reporter: beyond the evening, we could continue to see that minor tidal flooding th

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he did an interview with the huntington post.ds like he's not even aware of the news that manafort made out of that interview so i want you to take a look at this. >> i don't read the huffington post. i'm sure he was misquoted because it is just -- i didn't think they covered politics, the huffington post. do they cover politics? all right. >> they said you were going to soften your position on the muslim ban. is that true? >> well, we're going to look at a lot of different things. >> reporter: we're told it would be highly unlikely that you would have a minority or woman as a vice president because that would be pandering. >> i think it would be likely. i suspect we'll have many women involved -- i've had it with the campaign. we're going to have many people involved and i think you're going to see that and you're going to see that very strongly. >> joe, can you explain how that happened. manafort was very clear. trump had to walk him back on a couple of points. >> i would never call diversifying a ticket pandering. people do co

. >> let's look at if first celebrity photo we are trying to inspire from rosy huntington whitely who >> she's going to bring back the shag, she's gorgeous. >> all right. so we have our model crystal. this is her before picture. okay, so you wanted to have -- what did you have to do to crystal to give her that look. >> we brought it up to a lob length, that in between length that's been really hot and we wanted to bring in lots and lots of layers so it's textured, sexy and effortless. >> we want to bring her out while we talk about her. >> look at that. that brightened her hair and i gave her the -- rosy has that beautiful lighter piece around the front which i felt was so key and essential to her hair. the back is much more subtle, much more natural and it's just loose, wild, sexy but at the same time reserved. >> beautiful. >> gorgeous look. >> our next inspiration comes from the one, the only kerry washington. that's a cool look. this is what our model bruna looked like before. let's look at her before look. >> all one length, about, right? >> so what was the goal? >> this is about

filled with beer flowing from the 12th location in hunting ton valley, the sites located at the huntington, the brewer was a group effort as the company's founders and employees drive the forklifts and install the new equipment a new location will be open in august. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph has weight weather on tap. south of philadelphia is seeing rain yet again and we all catch a break tomorrow before the rain at the end of the week. >> lets focus on the sunshine. >> first double scan live radar it's the same old same old image here. south of wilmington and vineland and dover are very wet the last couple of hours as a piece of energy rippled through the atmosphere in southern areas, we see is rain steadily here from salem to bay side over the bay and the river to smyrna and south of wilmington, it's right over 55, heading north of millville into malaga, into buena a few showers there, and this slowly works up to the north and once it hits past hammonton north, they hit a drywall and falls apart through the evening hours. temperatures all over the place, 50s, 60s and 70s. where we s

fairfax county teacher's aide murdered outside the huntington apartment in an apparent robbery attempt. at this point police say the 24-year-old tarreece sampson witnessed at least one person breaking in cars 2:30 friday morning and was shot a number of times while on the phone with a friend. the students were shocked to hear the news. >> if one of our teachers was at a meeting, he would take care of us. city side apartment tells us that the property manager took over a few years ago stopped using a security agency. right now police have not announced if they have any leads in the case. all right. now to the race for the white house. enough polls show clinton and de neck neck in the race. "washington post"/abc news poll shows trump leading by two points. if you look at the nbc/"wall street journal" poll it shows clinton ahead by three points. it doesn't matter which one you are looking at. they're all in the margin of error. today we have a new tool to help us know how you feel about a story. it's the abc7 instapoll. it's focused on election. who do you think will win? clinton, sanders

postal authorities delivered it to the huntington valley post office. lewis noticed an elderly woman walking in a remote area who appeared to be disoriented and lost. it turned out that woman walked two and a half hours from warminster. lewis called police and waited with her until officials arrived. lewis likely saved that woman's life. >>> still ahead neighborhoods in texas, are bracing for more rain today. but they are still trying to clean up for damaging floods overnight. we'll look at what was left behind. >>> sometimes i get picked on by some of them. a first grader bullied at school gets support from an unlikely crew, meet the group of friends coming up in big talkers. not bad friends to have. melissa magee is back with the full accuweather forecast. for your holiday weekend. >>> parts of texas were flood soaks and evacuated today. one area got 16 inches of rain and one trapped families inside of their homes. flash flood forced some people to abandon their cars. by the time we turned around our car was under water. -- the rain -- the forecasters

heavy rain around calvert beach and huntington.ack to the west can looking at rain coming through winchester and parts of page county. in and around d.c., we saw the rain. driving back to the station, you n across the area. more rain likely. take it slow. i'll have more on how it affects your weekend coming up in a minute. >>> caps drop their second game in a row to the penguins. another hit that has everybody talking. today, the league suspended kris letang for one game for his hit on the caps marcus johansson last night. the caps are without one of their top defensemen after brooks orpik had a three-game suspension for an illegal hit in game two. the teams face off tomorrow at 8:00 and the penguins are without their most important player sfwlchlt can. >> new concerns with the zika virus. why we could see an increase in the coming weeks? could guess which airline added more nonstop straight-shot flights hey, d.c., than any other out of reagan national last year? here's a hint. did ya catch it? no? here's another. their colors are

and yellow line delays to mount vernon square because of an earlier problem at huntington. blue line delays because of an earlier problem outside of addison road. travel times in ten minutes. >>> developing this morning, fairfax county police are searching for the suspected gunman in a shooting investigation. police say someone shot a man on stillwood circle just before midnight. that's where molette green is now with more on the victim's condition. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we can tell you the victim is fighting for his life this morning found shot outside this apartment complex here. we're working to find out who he is and just what happened here late last night. we are at the that's not too far from gallows road right behind the virginia hart building to give you a better idea. fairfax county police received two 911 calls, that happened about 11:30 last night. we're working to get more on suspect information and a motive here. police have wrapped up their investigation here at the scene. again, we're in the 2900 block of stillwood circle here in falls church. back

respondingd to the shooting at the parking g lot in alexandria it happened he not far from the huntingtontation.tation fox5 melanie alnwick has been hb long. she joins us live from the scenr with details.withai mel? >> reporter: good morning.r:ood so despite the active homicideoc investigation that is going on well up the street here, the the property manager at the city t side apartments here on richmonn highway has asked all the media to leave the property. you can see the far reaches of the investigation area with that yellow crime tape that's justt's hyped us.pe now that is pretty close tose to where some of the evidence was found in this seen a lot of o activity going on here. we saw a couple of flat beds ada few minutes ago. a they took away a small motorcycle, also, took away awa vehicle and two other large toww trucks also just went up the hill a little bit ago. a let's take to you the video.eo when we first got here on the te scene, we weren't sure exactlyea what was going on. we saw one small area that wasat being guarded by police car.e c looked at it closer and realizei this w

. >> reporter: city side huntington metro apartments is the scene of a deadly shooting. fairfax county police used their helicopter to map out the scene. detectives collect evidence in multiple areas, around this sport bike and parked cars, just yards up the parking lot they bagged evidence. before sunrise this was the main focus of their investigation in a back parking lot, a man found unresponsive just after 2:00 a.m. pronounced >> i didn't expect it here so it's a little concerning. >> that's really tragic in this area. i mean, it's not the first time i've heard gunshots, unfortunately. so i just really hope that, you know, his family's okay. >> reporter: the victim died near an area close to the trail where this woman says could be a trouble spot. >> i personally haven't had any trouble, but it's possible that the suspect or whomever could have ran up the hill into the woods, which i have personally griped and complained about because that area is pitch black. so in the dark anybody can come in and out, no one would see them. >> reporter: no motive or suspect informa

hillary clinton's in the bay area tonight, she attended a fundraiser event at a home in huntington. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live for us tonight. this wasn't the typical political fundraiser, was it? >> reporter: it certainly wasn't, frank. hillary clinton is doing these fundraiser not taking anything for granted as we approach the california june 7 primary. as you mentioned, this is a little bit different. definitely geared for families. parked cars and valet attendants filled the quiet streets in atherton for hillary clinton's fundraiser. >> we're excited to see her here and we're going to give her a big welcome. >> reporter: the family- friendly event where tickets start at $1000 for one adult and a child to a different type of donor. >> it's pretty cool. >> reporter: cole hammond came from menlo park with his parents who say it's their first time at a political fundraiser. >> this is a dimension of the political system we haven't seen before. me and lisa. >> we love the idea we can bring our child. one of the reasons we're here is to show cole the political process in the united

fairfax county policex county pe investigating a deadlyg a de shooting it happened near the te huntington metro station. metro. >> 33 say a plan was killedplanl there earlier this morning.s mni our melanie alnwick is on thes n scene.scen she was first on the scene today continues to gather newgar information. melanie.me >> reporter: hey, goodr: hey morning. so, yeah, we are on the the property of the city huntington metro is back onac the top side of this property. e there's a -- there's a walkingai path through there where you can get to it and it was atto the back of that parking lotng l where the main crime scene is,ci where homicide investigatorsnvea are continuing to process the te scene, all the way up this t hill here, but then there was a second scene right here re where you see these cars taped off as well and then a third, t if we come around this way,thisw you can just kind of look there, there's a mini bike mi right there, a little mopedittle that police have also beenolicea looking at as well. as wel let me show you some of theyoom video we shot when we firstfirs got here sce

welcome andy huntington jones and his real life wife audrey. i need to start with you.study cinderella. have you several parts to spring into action for on any given night? i. do. i understudy everybody in the ensemble as well as cinderella and gabrielle who is one. stepsisters. that's nine people i understudy and i can hop into any of those roles. i have done almost all of them many, many times. >> how different is this script compared to what i read as a child growing is up? >> the core is the same. it's the classic fairy tale. it's been rewriting by douglas carter bean, nominated for a tony award for best book. it's norv a modern sense of humor. it's a modern take on this classic fairy tale. it feels classic. it looks like a classic fairy tale. you feel like you have been transported to this random fairy tale kingdom. it really feels like a modern sensibility. we opened last night and the audience, it felt like there was a laugh track. it's really a very, very funny and still incredibly touching show. >> what have people been telling you after they see it? >> it's be

things back to normalings bk to huntington on the yellow line.p you posted on that ta one. that's your look at track.oat tk can kevin is back.isac back to you guys.guy >> we'll get to kevin in a a minute. min first we can expect thoset t mosquitos carrying the vehicle a virus to arrive in the unitednie states in a month or so. hundreds of americans alreadymey have the virus but those caseshc were travel related. relat there are two species that are like to carry zika in the u.s. one will reach into san io sa francisco. in new york city the otherk ci could spread along the east asast. >> this is sad news. n you know i love tamar braxton bt no longer a part of the fox t f talk show the real. r the singer and television personality left they ft t syndicated talk show afterfter serving as co-host for two seasons.as there's rumors that she was fired. she was reportedly -- now this t is the rumor mill. we don't really know yet, okay, but supposedly tooy difficult on production. braxton the show's producers released a statement that saysha the decision

>> actually, greta, i voted for -- get it right here, paul farrell out of huntington, west virginia. he is on the ballot only in west virginia. >> all right. well, we will see how he does when the polls close in about 28 minutes in your state. how do you expect secretary clinton to do tonight? has she sort of resolved the problem that she had with the coal miners? >> no, ma'am. i think it wouldn't surprise me if she comes dead last place it's that simple. >> why did you vote as did you? why did you vote for -- why didn't you vote for sanders. >> sanders is against coal too. i told your people i don't support anybody that don't support coal. it's that simple. >> so that's why the no to sanders? >> yes. like i said, paul farrell, is he from west virginia. he supports coal. and it's more of a statement vote for me to vote for paul. >> how about your colleagues in the coal industry? who do you think they are going to vote for tonight? >> there will be a lot of no votes and i think you will see a lot of vote for paul farrell. >> how bad is the coal industry -- i mean, tell me what's going

other things like huntington's disease, those are the first things you could create genetic mutation.ip. what is that? >> it's a complicated word. it's the idea that, you know you can look at a genome and you can begin, we're not there yet, but we can begin to ask questions about what might happen in your future. so the word previvor is a word that reminds us we're going to try to predict the future from your genetic makeup. then you become a survivor of a disease you haven't yet had. it's a weird idea. often you're living in the shadow of an illness you haven't yet had. so it's a little bit -- it's a tough idea. we should be very careful with that kind of idea. >> are you optimistic about where we are in this whole study of genes and cancer and mental illness? >> i'm optimistic as long as the wider public understands that there won't be single genes for this. there will be multiple genes with small effects and a big role of the environment in illnesses like this. there will be genetic determinants. we know many mental illnesses have jegenetic components at their very core. as long as

to those of you who do not have give you comfort and encouragement when i was graduating, from huntington around marchtime or april i realized i did not have a job. goingno idea what i was to do it i was majoring in history. i was engaged to be married. my wife had a job teaching, but it just hit me. i had not done my preparation very well. things were so bizarre, i inught somehow i could stay the dorm. you do not get to through the summer. i did not have a job of any kind. somebody got me into the idea of products door to door. i was going to make some money doing that for a while. that turned out to be a bust. i stayed at my friend's, a methodist minister to be. get this, intercourse, alabama, and i got to stay because he was not using it very much. that is kind of the way the summer was for me. things sort of work out. they had a shortage of teachers in montgomery. properly trained to teach but i got a job teaching the sixth grade in montgomery, alabama. school, i think it was an important part of my development. my wife talked and we got by some way to for those of you who are not qui

for the past phi years i have worked tirelessly in my hometown of huntington, west virginia, to help those treating newborns with n.a.s. to help find new and innovative treatment methods. this firsthand experience highlighted the many challenges facing hospitals, doctors, nurses, and others seeking to treat these babies and it has shown me the suffering these babies experience and just how much we need to help them. this bill will bring much-needed information on best practice models of care to our health care providers for the most vulnerable -- vulnerablely impacted by this drug crisis. through this bill we will also learn more about how many newborns are suffering from withdrawal and more about the federal obstacles to treating them. this bill will bring us closer to guaranteing a healthy and happy start to life for every newborn. thank you to the energy and commerce committee's chairman, chairman upton, chairman pitts for their tireless work to find solutions to the drug crisis and to help n.a.s. babies start their lives healthy and happy. thank you to congresswoman cherie bustos