jummy: breaking news from montgomery county, a pedestrian was struck on i 270, let's go to julie wright who has the latest. julie: this will be northbound 117, the you approach mainline shutdown. , no one can get past you on the mainline with all traffic coming from the rio, exit nine from 370 is forced into the local lanes headed northbound try to make your way to germantown. an investigation that will take place on 270. the wreck occurring at 11:45 this morning, 20 minutes ago, the investigation will take place in all traffic on 2007 -- 270 stop on the mainline. rockville,out of vale out early, 117, 118, 355, use those as your workarounds and to germantown an northbound to frederick. southbound, your lanes open but i suspect -- but expect a delay. jummy: a lot to do again after the president first address to a joint session of congress. the speed was filled with calls for unity, some saying a much different tone from his actions during his first month in office. we have the response. pres. trump: the time for trivial fights is behind us. >> and optimistic message to the american peopl

welcome julie wright to the afternoon. i can't fid in here. i have to lower this. let's see. camera is set for you. here it is in perspective. go ahead. julie: either i'm up late or you are up early. right now a couple of things to keep in mind with the pending snow coming our way. train stop on saturday schedule, every 12 minutes tomorrow. the metrobus service changes likely tuesday. metro access suspended through tuesday. keep that in mind. the belt the bridge looking good. to utter loop is where we had the crash. the winter tip for the cars. if the battery is three to five years old the cold weather will zap the juice. check your tire pressure. have spare keys. don't forget the emergency kit to be on the safe side. that is the traffic watch. jonathan, back to you. jonathan: thank you for that. coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- vacation! but there are fees on top of fares. you know it. and there are three things you need to know when you fly the next time. they are driving the price of the ticket up. you might want to know. john: you found a great $50 flight? don't ce

good morning, julie wright. firefighters on the scene of a fire or in vienna, we will have the latest we return. >> more fallout after police say a 14-year-old girl was raped inside of her own montgomery county high school. earlier the hour, we are fr yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] great everyday prices and thousands of bonus buy savings. my giant. this march score the perfect basket. buy 8 participating products in one transaction and get a fandango movie ticket. up to $10 total value. only at my giant. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. suzanne, what can you tell us? suzanne: we are in the 9800 block of bridle ridge court, it all started at 5:00 this morning. we had an opportunity this morning to meet up with jared ward, a neighbor of the folks who had the fire this morning. who came out. he was yelling? to school --ep this morning. my neighbor, mr. tucker, came ou

. -- julie wright did not get the pink or purple memo. lie: i did not come up i got the number that it is national puppy day. we are looking at problems in virginia, especially in annandale from springfield heading north 66. the crash near braddock road. far left and far right side of the roadway is all that is able to get by. keep that in mind. delays already building from springfield pushing north up in the direction of 66. near route seven in tyson, whatever was there is clear. in dunkirk, heavy volumes in the. that accident tying up the left side of the highway. heading aroundte college park, but on the inner loop from new hampshire avenue to i-95 is where we have the crash. that is our traffic watch. back over to you. autria: thank you. right now, your second chance to score tickets to the hit musical "chicago." we have two tickets with your name on them if you are: number seven. -- are caller number seven. this show is playing it four at the kennedy center and we have been giving away tickets every day this week so if you do not win

alison: and julie wright has a look at what is coming up on "good morning washington." >> thank you.tomorrow on "good morning washington" we are celebrating national puppy day. the seven essential things you need to know before you bring home the adorable pooch. >> legendary guitarist and band leader from "the tonight show" kevin eubanks in the studio. >> keep it right here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- larry: ten d.c. high school students were ambushed in class today. not just by the crowd but full ride scholarships. george washington university leaders and the mascot on the right showing up to reward the students in person. alison: wi love when they do that. it never gets old. changes their lives. larry: it does. alison: it's fantastic. a volunteer e.m.t. is credited with saving the lay of one-his best friends. a phone conversation helped safe the officer from carbon monoxide poisoning. >> thank friends since they were 7. but the volunteer e.m.t. phil

michelle: here is julie wright with a look at what is coming up thursday on "good morning washington.ulie: hi, michelle. thanks. tomorrow on "good morning washington" we are celebrating national puppy day. the seven essential things you need to know before you bring home the adorable pooch. >> legendary guitarist and band leader from "the tonight show" kevin eubanks in the studio. >> keep it right here for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 on "good morning washington." announcer: countdown to first pitch brought to you by -- alison: this is the holiest of hat heist. say that three times fast. she took the head covering off his head. michelle: he was going in to kiss her and she went for what she wanted. his reaction, laughter. it is so cute. she is 3 years old. that's probably not the first time. alison: you know the parents were mortified. michelle: extra prayer tonight for forgiveness. now to this. former vice president joe biden on the hill today meeting with the democrats to defend the affordable care act. alison: but he also made a couple of

want to send it inside to julie wright your workaround. mess. what a great pictures coming in from you guys. southbound i-95 as you try to wake your -- make your way past triangle. we are suggesting that used to group one from dumfries. northbound, all lanes are open. your northbound commute is not affected by the crash, but expect delays because of this rush-hour commute. these delays begin after the truck scales come out of dale city southbound. to reporther issues in maryland, southbound 270, crash reported in buckeystown road and then the blue line headed towards largo town center. an earlier train malfunction outside of franconia, springfield, phase one in full effect with continuous single tracking on the blue and yellow lines. these trains are operating every 24 minutes. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on your ride southbound i-95. veronica, you are in with us this morning. listed at the bay bridge. what else can we expect? veronica: we can get some sunshine in here, i like that the rain is moving out, it will be the big s

real deal is what julie wright would say. 20 degrees there by the late afternoon hours, tomorrow we are up to 44 for a high temperature, doing a little better. the bigger change comes on friday and over the weekend we are back to the mid to upper 50's, tracking what looks like a few flakes of snow sunday morning, not a big deal at all. week,en-day forecast next back into the 50's. julie? julie: the real? the real deal? [laughter] on thethe real deal roads is icy patches are expected this morning on your neighborhood streets eastbound 50, one car that smashed into the median, police are on the scene helping to direct you around that. southbound 95 in newington, stalled truck tying up the right side of the road. backups forming in stafford and dale city. heads of in d.c. and new york avenue the far right lane. due to an earlier train malfunction outside prince george's plaza. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on the ride for the road >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. six: 25, lawyers for actress mischa barton are threatening legal action after repo

we will have more from julie wright and sam sweeney who is live on the scene as they try to clean this up. autria co a former football player is doubling the reward in a tragic case in indiana involving the murder of two teenagers. alex perez has the details. ofthe hunt for the killer 13-year-old abby williams and 14-year-old liberty german intensifying. law enforcement agencies, including the fbi, combing through more than 10,000 tips, desperately seeking any clues that will help find the murder suspect seen in this photo and heard in this recording. now even celebrities jumping in, trying to help find the killer. begging the public for help, donating money $7,000 to the massive surge, increasing the reward to over $200,000. this morning, the girls cause of death is still not being released. coming up at 7:00, we will get the latest on the case live from the state police. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in stomer satisfaction jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get

icy conditions, the weather really having a high impact across the area, making slippery.very julie wright has been telling us about accidents across the area. we have been hearing reports of just that, lots of incidents of folks getting out, over driving if you will. will beafternoon there some improvements, bringing it down from high to moderate impact on the area from noon until 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. today, those temperatures will get a chance to get above freezing. on the winter storm wa weather advisory and loudoun notty, northern fauquier, quite as much snowfall, but certainly additional snowfall for the area. here's a look at where we will see windy conditions, st. mary's county, gusting to 40, even 50 miles per hour as this storm system starts to taper at noon today. forecast, your hourly upper 30 plus for temperatures. keep that in mind again, this is a heavy, waited type of snow, you need to take care to be doing the shoveling in short increments. i will be back with a big warm up coming in 10 minutes. julie: busy ride on the bw parkway, weather is a tree down on 232 and another treat

julie wright, my "good morning washington" friends is in. >> between the two of us we have two eyes openave one open now. all right. just a reminder "good morning washington" is starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow to get you to work if you have to go in tomorrow. we have the latest school closings and the delays at 4:00 a.m. right now drive home as slow on kenilworth avenue at eastern avenue. the stalled weekend at the left lane. we are slow in each direction trying to get to and from northeast washington. on the west side of town. the beltway inner loop is slow from 66 to 270. that is a 30-minute commute on the inner loop. the outer loop we have congestion heading to the springfield interchange. of course, a reminder with the metro rail tomorrow. the trains operate on saturday schedule. that means every 12 minutes. metro bus service going to see changes due to the weather. metro access the service suspended through tuesday afternoon. of course, still without any precipitation. now is the time if you haven't checked battery and the tires. have an emergency kit in the car to be on the safe sid

prosecutors say that harris killed 27-year-old jasmine wright back in july of 2015. he had initially denied that he was responsible but waived his right to jury trial in exchange for prosecutors not pursuing the death penalty. >>> official who's worked in the nutter administration are under fire tonight philadelphia city controller is calling for a $240,000 reimbursement to the mayor's fund. that fund is supposed to be used tourism, youth programs and people in need, but city controller alan butkovitz says former mayor michael nutter along with former chairwoman desiree peterkin bell and other employees used the money as slush fund of sorts. and he says ten of thousands of dollars paid for trip of rome ahead of the pope's visit to philadelphia. hotel rooms in philly, uber rides and a number of other expenses. >> there were 458 uber rides totaled $8,738 charged to the former chairwoman's american express card that contained no supporting documentation. several other charges associated with the former chairwoman appeared highly questionable. >> we have not reached mayo

welcome, everyone, to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing to garner support. in fact, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry. white house correspondent kevin corke is live on the north lawn with us today and, kevin, it seems that there's plenty of blame to go around. who is the white house pointing fingers at? >> reporter: all right, chuck and nancy, let's make it simple, right? i mean, they're going to blame the democrats because, obviously, if the affordable care act continues to dwindle in terms of exchanges at the state level, if costs keep rising, clearly that's going to fall on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the president is banking on those reports happening to is that eventually they believe the democrats will have to come to the table and bargain. this, of course, in the wake of yesterday'

welcome, everyone, to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julieespite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing to garner support. in fact, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health

prosecutors say that harris killed 27-year-old jasmine wright back in july of 2015.e had initially denied he was responsible but he did wave his right to jury trial in exchange for prosecutors not to seeking the death penalty. he maintained his innocence right up until the moment of his sentencing today. and says his relationship with wright was consensual. >>> the man who found his wife and young son stabbe to death in mape pill shady, new jersey has the okay to leave the country for their funerals. police say the man has not been charged in the crime. the bodies of 38 year-year-old woman and her son are expected to be sent back to india. police continue to look for the killer. >>> extra insult a pizza shop smash and grab in hatfield, montgomery county. watch this guy hop over the counter of the hatfield pizzer pizzeria. he smashed the front door glass. investigators say he stole two cash drawers but that's not all. he also swiped a donation jar. police are looking for him. >>> when you go to the store the last thing you expect is expired food on the shelves but som

julie banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright. legations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government

julie banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright. mbshell allegations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government business while he was governor. we begin with a fox news alert. president trump hearting a quiet saturday with a series of tweets about former president obama. that he tapped the phone trump tower before the u.s. election. it would take an order from a judge who found probable cause. all of this erupting as big questions swirl about attorney general jeff sessions. and moscow's alleged interference in the election on trump's behalf. lauren is covering the latest on the attorney general, but let's begin with kristen fisher in palm beach, florida. reporter: we are waiting for an official response from the white house. but over the last hour, the white house director social media posted a link on his twitter account