julie wright is breaking down the news for us in northern virginia. julie: we are indeed. northbound 28 is still close off at this time is your approach dulles toll road. the northbound lanes are closed with an investigation of a fatal crash that occurred before 2 a.m. this morning. the investigation will last a couple of hours, plan on using mclaren back out to 286 as a workaround. north side of town, checking for a crash here at powder mill road with delays heading into laurel, southbound lanes open with a stalled truck tying up the right side of the highway. red line is still single tracking here judiciary square because of a derailed work car stuck on the tracks. that's the hambone! sally! 22! hut hut! tiki barber running a barber shop? yes!!! surprising. yes!!! what's not surprising? how much money david saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. who's next? . >> come down to the red carpet, brought to you by dominion. larry: florida, a former police officer accused of sh

anything big going on, julie wright? julie: not really. have a crash in virginia that will be on the beltway on the outer loop as you approach river road. accident activity on the lamp -- on the ramp. heads up as you travel from 270 in the direction of the american legion bridge. this is after ashburn village drive. back in 10 minutes, we will keep a close eye on your crash on the beltway near river road. autria: thank you so much. let's give some stuff away. kidd: how about $100 in cupid cash? someone anot to give valentine's day present and now we are even giving you the money to do it. 70 3-528-7334. back tomorrow morning and there will be another chance to win. every single day until valentine's day, $100. and we will announce the winner of our trip to the life with kelly after the oscars show. envelopes and everything. stay with us. z24x8z z5yz y24x8y y5yy what happened to ts i first loo. justlong-awaited break days after the six-month anniversary of her death. chanel lewis, arrested and arraigned. justiceheme is must get . >> police

we send it over to julie wright. julie: we will take a closer to home, eileen. if you are traveling in virginia, you will find your lanes open on i-95 in spite of the wet pavement. for those coming out of stafford, it appears to be just rain. route22-minute ride from 3 two 610 aquia. landmark to the 14th street bridge, a 12-minute drive overall. no accidents to report at the wilson bridge. southbound 270 out of germantown, the gang's all here. 22 minutes overall from clarksburg to the split. incident free. allow for some extra time, some patient. in the next 10 minutes, we will update the ride headed into northeast. autria: all the snow in the northeast is making problems for airports. jummy olabanji is at the live desk, where we are hearing there are 200 cancellations at reagan alone? jummy: that's right. 90 flights leaving and 90 alreadyarriving canceled. several flights in and out of bwi are also canceled. the airports impacted the most are to the north -- boston, newark, laguardia, and jfk. a lot of those airlines preemptively canceled flights so that passen

i am loving it and i know you are two, julie wright. julie: you sound like a commercial.in my flip-flops this morning. on the outer a 26 minute ride from north route for heading towards 50. accident along the way is here at marina drive which is tying up -- marina drive which is tying up the right side, one vehicle oversight -- turned over, slow down heading north from andrews. , three-car fender bender between university boulevard and colesville road now on the shoulder, 18 minutes westbound 495. virginia, 95 northbound to the exit for the interlude, accident still here pushing everybody to the right. look for delay's north from 644. -- back with another update on the east side of town. jummy: the big story, the president said to address cpac -:00 this morning at the national harbor and one thing he could focus on is a is to make america a nuclear superpower one day after the vice president ad words for the familiar foe, the media. the insiders, bbva, everybody else who preserves all the status quo dismissed our president every step of the way and in dismissing him, they

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to get into the metro station, and i'm sure, julie wright, bundling up, turning on the heat full blast in the car, right? julie: absolutely, which is what you should do. now get back in that truck and get warm. on the capital belly, your lanes are open each way on the wilson bridge, but in virginia, east of manassas, old yates road shut down near henderson road because of a crash. police fire and rescue are on the scene, so keep that in mind. the house fire that closes maryland avenue between 6th street and 8th street in northeast. john gonzalez is live in will be back shortly with another update. on the beltway on 210, leaving oxon hill, better-than-expected. six minutes tried to get across the wilson bridge. this, the orange line morning single tracking between cheverly and stadium-armory due to a disabled train outside of cheverly. that is our traffic watch. we will be back in the next 10 minutes to update your writhing on the roads and the rails. larry: thank you. you mentioned the road closure in northeast at maryland avenue because of the house fire. john gonzalez is on the scene

maryland softball coach julie wright in the second year of a rebuilding project.truck solfa but last saturday her team pulled off an upset win for the ages. robert burton has more with the coach of the week. >> have a day! robert: boy did they have a day on saturday. a winless softball team accomplishing the unthinkable. >> the game can be cruel and it can be beautiful. robert: for head coach julie wright, saturday was the mona lisa of games upsetting the number one team in country, the florida gators. before beating them they haven't won a single game all season. >> you see the what does it do for you as a coach? >> it's why you do what you do. right? to watch them have joy. about love it the way you love it. it's special. robert: it doesn't mean all is well. >> everybody thinks we'll fail. we have to lay it all out there. >> underdog mentality. >> but a win shows there is not just bright light on the diamond but at the end of a long tunnel. >> we didn't do anything spectacular. we played maryland softball. that was enough to beat the number one in the country. t

we will get to julie wright with the impact on the roads in just the second. let's go down to the newsroom for more. amy: dramatic images out of frederick. you can see the cab of a tractor-trailer falling off of the bridge onto the ground below, the trailer still on the bridge. this happened right around 10:30 this morning on u.s. 15 near seventh. one person was hurt and we do the cap on the ground below. have a crew on the way and we will bring you more information. julie: what this means, for folks coming northbound on 15 out of montgomery county, they are squeezing by single file to the right. northbound,ming that will be along the left side of this green, you can see where there is damage to the card rail where screen, you can see there is damage to the guard rail. we also saw a few moments ago a highwayddle tank in the and it looks like they have moved that. all of that is the absorbent they have spread on the highway, for those coming northbound on 15 off of 270 into frederick. that is where you will find traffic squeezing by single file to the right. he

let's get right to julie wright.. - 2 more 70 days (warmest today) - rain/thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon (warmest today) - rain/thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon - breezy & cooler sunday today: mostly sunny and very warm. highs: 73-78 winds: s 5-15 g 20 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. mild. lows: 52-58 winds: s 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny to mostly cloudy. afternoon rain & thunderstorms. breezy to windy. highs: 65-70 winds: sw 10-20 g 30 mph we know - the two injured officers in the shooting were the area at the time because of a different shooting spree just a few hours before. sam sweeney is at the live desk following this for us - sam? a busy night for d-c police. four men were shot in three separte shooting incidents on the same road and this all happened within two hours. around six o'clock last night po the 33-hundred block of wheeler road southeast. then around 7:30, police returned to the 35-hundred block of wheeler road, where a second man was found. about twenty minutes later - two men were shot in four-thousand block. all of the injured victims are expected to s

team coverage from mobile trak seven and traffic watch 7's julie wright. and bao bao getting ready to board. the panda express, preparing for takeoff in just a few hours. washington. i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. after a spring weekend - a little cooler today. toss to eileen - cooler for back to work & school today - spring-like warmth returns wed. thru sat. - rain/storms saturday with cold front - cooler (seasonable) sunday today: partly sunny to mostly cloudy. cooler. highs: 56-61 winds: sse 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. cool, but mild for february. lows: 43-46 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: am clouds. pm sun. warmer. highs: 64-70 winds: s 5 mph also breaking right now - a plane crash landing at a mall in and this morning we know there were americans on board. jummy olabanji is at the live desk - jummy? the u-s embassay in canberra confirms four american tourists were killed in the crash. the plane's australian pilot also died. take a look at look massive cloud of smoke. the charter plane crashed shortly after take off.. landing on a shopping mall

julie wright is checking the roads, but we get to veronica johnson fore-check of the forecast. we have dry pavement. yesterday, it was all about the wet pavement, not so much the icy conditions with the snow that was falling and melting on contact. there could be a few slick patches way to the north if you're heading up to pennsylvania, just over the line from the snow that hit yesterday. look

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john gonzalez is on his way there, but first a check in with julie wright for a look at the morning commuteich is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] traffic iss like able to get around the scene headed towards the d.c. line, but again, a double jurisdiction working, so heads up inbound on certain -- on the suitland you have thee activity before southern avenue. traffic is again able to get by, but root for is a great option for you, as well as the suitland parkway headed towards the d.c. line this morning. john gonzalez is headed to the scene and we will have a live report from him shortly. a the rails, dealing with power problem at largo town center. virginia, we have reports of an accident between lorton city, nogton at dale service on the blue line coming out of virginia. stick with the yellow line and yellow plus line trains. out of maryland, stick with the silver line. for right

speaking of the tidal basin, cherry blossom season is coming corner.d the julie wright, fantastic weather. you will want the sunglasses. some glare. julie: it -- sun glare. julie: it started out so quiet this morning, but now we have something overturned with sky track 7 above the scene. for those coming inbound through laurel, this is where -- what it looks like. bythbound traffic squeezing roadway. northbound, we have got rubbernecking delays. we are checking for a crash tying up the right side of the road. to and from bwi this morning, better bet, 95. outer loop of the beltway coming from springfield across the wilson bridge that crash year. stay to the right to you by. back in the next 10 minutes to update that right in maryland. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: a fire destroying a mansion in northern virginia. gio beneath as picksp left off. here's your first look. >> the fire went through the roof. propane.ke fire, >> a massive inferno. >> they were very shaken. it was amazing how quickly it spread throughout the house. >> now a disturbing detail a

julie wright, we are headed there. we should be there in about half an hour or so. l then, find us a detail. -- detour. julie: this is what we know, as you just mentioned, the tractor-trailer west of juniper street. lee highway is closed off at this time, but gallows road is available for you at, as well as arlington boulevard. as workaroundsh to avoid this incident west of the capital beltway. 295 nice and clear, but the delays continue as you travel from the beltway handing -- malcolm x.ard avenue. coming out of stafford heading northbound, continuing up toward open. wç21 minute commute northbound heading up toward quantico, and finally come out traffic land of the suitland parkway, looking pretty good heading up toward the freeway. that is our traffic watch. we will be back in the next 10 minutes. we are going to update your ride on the top side of the beltway. right now, we want to check in with veronica johnson. right?l lift soon, veronica: yeah come in the next two hours or so. west of d.c., frederick, leesburg, will be staying white in some of the low-lying ar

here is julie wright with a lack at the wednesday wakeup with "good morning washington." ulie: thank y washington," from smart tv's to baby monitor, how to protect your family from home devices that could be spying on you. >> plus, creative ways to celebrate black history month with your kids. >> keep it right here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: countdown to be the red carpet brought to you by -- jonathan: from our knucklehead file. smash and grab that didn't go as planned. they were robbing the place. he jumps over the counter he does a header and he knocks himself out. michelle: this is sunday in akron. in the get-away he flips over the door and lands face first as we saw there. jonathan: this is how his buddy responds. he ran out of the car, he goes back to drag the pal out and puts him in the car. the heist was no laughing matter. they did $1,000 -- $10,000 in damage from the smashed glass and money and booze they stole. michelle: we want you to check this out in morgantown last night

alison: julie wright has a look at what is ahead on "good morning washington." tomorrow on "good morning washington," from smart tv's to baby monitor, how to protect your family from home devices that could be spying on you. >> plus, creative ways to celebrate black history month with your kids. >> keep it right here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. why are you checking just want to see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much do they? really? i'll take it! sir, your credit... i better check my credit score. try credit karma. it's free. alright. check out credit karma today. larry: putting the spotlight on education in a place you might not expect. the turning center of a wastewater plant. cheryl conner shows us how a field trip is open

this morning julie wright posted this picture of her pup. so did steve rudin. says that gus loves the son and the mild temperatures. michelle, we love your picture. i am sure your pup loves the extra belly rubs and longer walk today. representative doyle put up a pick of his dog and using it the opportunity to pet the pet safety and protection act. and you can send us your photos of your pet. just go to burst.com/wjla. your pet could end up on ou website. back to you. jonathan: thank you. michelle: this chilling piece of history for sale. the six-figure winning bid on hitler's personal world war ii traveling phone. that is next. jonathan: check this out. this looks like a scene out of "ghostbusters." no ghosts, though. we'll let you know what really happened in new york city with the flame. now jummy olabanji has a look at what is coming up tomorrow on "good morning washington." >> thanks, jonathan. tomorrow on "good morning washington," we are live at the national zoo for bao bao's big sendoff as she begins her journey to china. >> plus, how to keep your baby

that is coming michelle: but here is julie wright -- jummy olabanji with how to start friday on "goodomorrow on "good morning washington," safetrack surge 12 this weekend where you expect total metro shutdown. >> i sit down with alec baldwin. the size of his pay czech to play donald trump on s.n.l. may surprise fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can deliver equal uploads and downloads. lcome to 8 and a half maple reet. it'half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downloads. don't pay for uploads that aren't up to speed. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for only $79.99 per month online for one year. only from fios. jonathan: it looks like "saturday night live" star kate mckinnon is going back to school but netflix style. they are reviving

our own julie wright introduced swipey to the "good morning washington" audience last june. by then the 18-year-old up-and-coming rapper was well known to his growing legion of fans. among t >> he performed and put on a great stow. he stayed and shook every kid's hand and took every picture. that touched my heart. brad: his real anytime was douglas brooks. he was gunned down outside a party at a family member's apartment in suitland last august. his aunt and mother crushed. >> if you knew him, you knew who he was. he was friendly, a superhero. >> he was humble. >> one thing he wanted to do is take care of his family. >> i love him so much. brad: at the time the police only knew three men were seen running away. they got two big breaks. a man was linked to the crime scene by the court-ordered ankle bracelet and then 18-year-old deshawn watkins of southeast d.c. was arrested while carrying a gun later linked to swipey's murder outside the party. they were arrested and charged with murder over the weekend. >> we believe gentlemen were on the scene there to rob this party. brad:

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hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott pruitt,

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott pruitt, taking the main stage this past hour to discuss the future of his department. and lauren blanchard is live at cpacing in national harbor, jan, with a wrap-up of today's events. hey there, lauren. >> reporter: hi, julie. we are just moments from getting those straw poll results, and over the last few hours the polling group that has been in charge of that has been tallying some nearly 1500 responses to see what exactly is important to these conservatives and how they think the president is doing. >> he has had a lot of support here from really most everyone that i've been talking with and sitting next to and in line with this week. i think it'll be a mixed bag, but i expect it to be a positive result. >> he's keeping his promises, and i'm hoping that the results of the polls reflect th

wright to show you julie meeting running to vote -- ronnie as she did traffic. >> are you going to give them the traffic report? julie: i was taking it back. she's representing boston. that's what i'm talking about. announcer: you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. on a flightngers from zurich to los angeles got a bit of a scare before their anght was forced to make emergency landing. they were getting a left engine malfunctioning message and passengers looked outside and could see fuel coming out of the wing. flight toted the canada. >> rescue plan is. nobody has left the plane. that is scary. the mayor of that town tweeted that the passengers were fed and given a tour of the city before the plane took off and took them to l.a. after a bit of confusion come it appears first lady melania trump will in fact moved to the white house. suzanne kennedy has the latest. it was a surprise to many when melania trump chose not to immediately take on the role of first lady, instead deciding to stay in new york city with her son. son and his wife will soon be moving into the white house

julie banderas. kelly: i'm kelly wright, and of after nearly a month of reported turmoil in his white house and straineding back to his campaign roots. a large rally paid for by his campaign full of fans who share his viewpoints x it's set to begin in about an hour, and we

julie banderas. kelly: i'm kelly wright, and of after nearly a month of reported turmoil in his white house and strainedations with the media, president trump is getting back to his campaign roots. a large rally paid for by his campaign full of fans who share his viewpoints x it's set to begin in about an hour, and we are there, and that rally will be taking place in an airplane hangar in melbourne, florida. and here you can see the very long lines. look at the -- that's a hot of people. at least 8500 people waiting to get through security, it stretches as far as the eye can see, and guess who's there? our very own steve harrigan is live. steve, how would you describe the mood there? >> reporter: kelly, the mood feels very much like trump rallies during the campaign. there's loud rock music, and there are very energetic and excited crowds. they began lining up here at 4:00 in the morning, and when you actually walk from the front of the line to the back today, it was almost one mile long. now, this airport hangar where i'm standing can hold about 8,500 people, so there's going to be a lot of trump suppo

wright. we'll see you again at 3 p.m. with julie banderas. now, back to cashin' in. eric: high drama over high-fives. in massachusetts canceling a concept, officers welcoming kids and giving them high-fives and some saying it may offend some children and undocumented children. and they can't even give high-fives without the left having a problem with it. >> right, there's something else that concerns me about this. if the school is teaching the students to be fearful of police officers. they're publicing servants and we need to improve the relationship between police and kids and that can't happen if children are told that guy or woman in the blue uniform is scary, stay away. eric: there's no cost to the school system? >> no, let's say this as a parents of eight children, if your child gets stressed out at the sight of a high-fiving friendly policeman you have aprobably done something wrong as a parents. police officers are heroes and we should not accept the narrative of black lives matter that somehow they are the aggressors and law breakers. shame on that school f

and then in july, 2007, nailah attended an art gallery opening, and he came. this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had big beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman. very warm personality, and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest to me at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so, yeah, yeah. due to her influence, though. >> you started planning on moving in together, right? on being together?

july. >>> military family in northern virginia doing all they can to help their son. the 2-year-old has autism and some other challenges. >> his parents believe a service dog could make difference. kristin wrighthares their story. >> reporter: brittany and dan. high school sweethearts. together forever. senior prom. high school graduation, class of 2002. marriage. the military. moving from place to place serving our country. then came joy. an 8 pound 4.9 ounce baby boy ethan. but with all the good times come hard times too. ethan was born with severe scoliosis. he was missing a rib. >> so he had two vertical tie tanian ribs placed when he was 9 months old. >> that was just the beginning. >> he wasn't pointing or responding to his name. >> reporter: at 21 months, he was diagnosed with autism. now he's almost 3. he love z this therapy swing and loves to play in his own way. ethan doesn't his mom understand each other perfectly. >> he's such a happy boy. he really is. >> reporter: a happy boy with some very special needs. >> we pledged to raise $17,000 for ethan to get a service dog placed. >> reporter: ethan's parents are raising money to get a service dog from nonprofit 4 paws 4 ability. the th

july of last year. come on in, please, bob wright, former chair and ceo of nbc universal.story, the trump rally, the return of wealth to our society, $3 trillion worth of wealth created? why is it that the media just will not cover this, bob? >> because they're too busy covering the russian issue. [laughter] stuart: well, that's not much of an excuse, is it? i mean, look -- >> no, i think you have to -- stuart, stuart, stuart, the president is 6-0 versus the media, and that's taking a toll on them. i think perhaps he could declare a victory since he's won all the battles up to this point in time. stuart: but, look, i mean, you can't say that the media is doing its job here. look, i got the sunday new york times business section right here. it came out yesterday. there isn't a word in it about the $3 trillion that's been created on the stock market since the election of president trump. there isn't a word in it about the return of optimism. there isn't a word in it about signs of growth in the economy which we are already seeing. the media won't touch it. i don't think they