the number to call right now, 703-528-7334, and call a number seven wins. good luck. larryshock for moviegoers in vietnam out to see king kong, the giant model of the guerrilla went up in flames after a nearby volcano prop went up in fire. luckily, no one was cert. the movie fought its way to the top spot at the box office, getting an estimated $61 million. second. "get outcome code third. code -- get outcome out," 30. -- third. kidd: hearing these stories. second on franchise movie to hit the milestone this year, with "split," "get out." two great films. larry has already seen "get outcome code twice. he said he would take me for a third time. larry: i would. [laughter] kidd: richard simmons is doing just fine, according to his publicist. there were reports that his housekeeper was holding him hostage. similar allegations popped up about a year ago when richard personally denied them. the fitness guru has been keeping out of the public eye in recent years and one of the number one podcasts right now is this missing richard simmons. supposedly they have that does the podcas

pretty impressive for just an old guy with a hobby. so, larryed selling, but now that you've heard this, do you change your mind? >> [ inhales deeply ] well, got a lot to think about. um... i believe i'll hold on to them, keep them in the family and... >> great. >> ...in the bodline. >> it's a lot of money. u couldn't use the money? >> obviously, we could use it, buwe're not in that situation, so... >> yeah. >> ...we'll just hold on to them and keep them in dad's honor. >> and, finally, in a permanent home. ♪ >> well, here they are. >> very, very impressive. ♪ yep. those display cases finally arrived. so, inside their new house, larry and pam have created a mini-maritime museum -- a contemporary version of the one william had out in the woods all those years ago. minus, of course, the workshop, the donation bucket, and the model-ship builder -- ready, as his son recalls, to talk his visitors to death. do you see your father in these? >> absolutely. you know, i wake up every day, and there they are. and i think it's my long-lasting relationship w

larry: a thief tries to swipe jewelry from sears. how the police caught the man as he hid out inside the store. alison: coming up, a husband big charitable mistake that has him in the doghouse with his bride. larry: changing of the guard coming the oust of john thompson iii and where the program goes from here. that's up next. >> they are a sure sign of spring but the cherry blossoms forced to weather another round of cold last night and this morning. we will tell you how they made out and what it needs for the weekend up next. credit karma? why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you? [brakes squeak] credit karma, huh? credit karma. give yourself some credit. alison: welcome back. let's look at the tidal basin. this is how it is looking as we approach the peak bloom of the beloved cherry blossoms. this year we had lots of concerns that the bloom might not happen. we had a warm february and a biter cold snap. larry: the fears magnified with another cold night last night. ryan

larry: a look at what is coming up tonight. alison: now jummy olabanji with a look at what is coming up on "good morning washington." jummy: thanks, alison. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- >> can you get pregnant while breastfeeding? is it safe to drink alcohol while breastfeeding? we set the record straight. >> plus redskins cheerleaders here live. >> stay with us for -- traffic 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. leave it to the pros? i am a pro. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. alison: a woman out for a walk gets attacked by a fox. and then stumbles to a neighbor's house for help. richard reeve is live in great falls where the animal control officers say the fox was rabid. rich? richard:

this time the agency declined to set a new deadline. larry: the redskins kicked off the free agent s resounding thud. they made some moves that might ease the pain for some of the fans. scott abraham is here. happy new year to the nfl. what a hangover for the redskins fans. scott: are you not entertained, my friend? one thing after another with the washington redskins. the day after general manager scot mccloughan was fired, redskins quarterback kirk cousins officially signed his franchise tag. that is according to his agent. this means cousins will remain in washington for one more season. making $24 million or he can be traded. redskins will review all the options on the table. they can negotiate with cousins on a long-term deal until july 15. at that point, there can be no deal signed until after the redskins season. with garcon and jackson gone, the redskins were in need of a receiving. they got one today signing te million contract. last year he had 77 catches and four touchdowns. he switched to a full-time nfl receiver in 2015. we are n

a wrong turn. how did this car wind up in someone's dining room? larry: and a first look at the republican plan to replace obamacare. what's different and what is staying the same? that's ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: another major tornado outbreak in the midwest, let's get right to the breaking news with jummy olabanji. tmmy: dozen possible tornadoes from kansas to minnesota overnight, take a look at all the damage there, this is the scene at the johnson executive airport in kansas. you can see the storms destroyed hangars, flipping over claims on the runway. right now thousands are without power, hundreds of homes damaged . so far to tornadoes have been confirmed in missouri. the national weather service will be out there to assess the damage and see exactly what went on. that same system is headed our way. let's get right to veronica johnson for the latest. it will be a much weaker system for us. a mobileccounts of home overturned

crews had a tough time fighting flames because of heavy wind. larry knew this morning, a basketball team headed to d.c., but they had to change their plans. a scary situation right now. let's get to jummy olabanji with more. jummy: the university of michigan men's basketball team heading to the district this morning after high wind grounded their flight yesterday. their plane was taking off from the michigan airport when the pilot was forced to abort that flight. the plane braked heavily and slid off the runway. there were minor injuries, but everyone is ok. the team decided to stay in michigan overnight at will be on an early flight this morning. they big ten tournament at noon today at verizon center. hopefully everyone is not shaken up. larry: absolutely. the game is 5.5 hours away. breaking right now, a routine police patrol turning up a grim discovery in prince george's county. sam sweeney is live in capitol heights. what happened out there? sam: police are looking for a killer in capitol heights, prince george's county. an officer on route team

larry: a chilling e-mail as police search for the sender. the leader of a government watchdog group protesting the president's policies talks to us about the threat. that's next. alison: plus, snatching up the cash. still ahead at "abc7 news at 5:00", how a high school is catching in on snapchat's wall street debut. >> we made a joke. it's clear. the mouse can't enter the u.s. air space without a passport. larry: it wasn't a snake on a plane that oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. alison: tonight, police in winchester are searching for the sender of an e-mail, threatening a woman leading a group in protest of trump's policies. larry: richard reeve talked to the woman about the chilling e-mail. richard: this is the e-mail that the leader of the group received. you can see it here. she says there is threa

larry: a winter weather storm hitting right now, the entir northeast is bracing for a blizzard. the d.c. area has been hounded with rain on one side, snow on the other. i'm larry smith. autria godfrey. we have got a team of meteorologists covering the story for you. veronica: eileen whelan is here. so is alex liggitt and josh knight right now. the camera view from on top of storm trak 7. front of the businesses, shoveling the sidewalks this morning, trying to clean up. mainly snow here around hagerstown. the big winner in terms of snowfall, yes, it has been a heavy, weighted type of snow. they haven't seen much wind in the area, probably not going to see much in terms of wind that will go much higher than 30 miles per hour or so, but take a look at the wider view of the system w quite a bit of freezing rain coming into the southern part of the system. 17,000 power outages between stafford, king george county, and southern maryland, because of all the ice down there. we haven't even gotten to the higher wind coming in today. reporting a bit of a mix with freezing rain, sleet as we

a cautious commute. live in leesburg, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. larry: i love the answers. good reasons there to have a snow day. we checked in with the d.c. department of transportation in m highway as well. ddot will fight are refreeze overnight. metro says the buses start on a moderate snow service plan until after sunrise. alison: does that sound familiar? it's something we heard today. sam ford picks up our team coverage. live in d.c. sam: at schools like walker jones they cleared the walk for the children. in the other areas the walks weren't cleared, the snow wasn't that high. they were slippery but passible. the on and off snow that fell was happily for many. nothing like up north. d.c. had to shovel out. the city workers were busy on three of the four corners in north capital in florida and residents across the city. >> my son usually helps me. but his job requires him to go in on snow days to shovel g.w. sam: there was a fall that took them to the e.r. d.c. was the one jurisdiction in the metro area that did not close schools because of the inclement weather. they

the house passed a similar measure last week. larry: the midwest recovering after dangerous storm system wrecked havoc in four states as more than 30 touched down. tornado ripped through a couple's home to take their wedding momentos with it. the items were found by a woman 50 miles away in indiana. >> i had a ton of friends that messaged me. it didn't take an hour and a half. we found who they were. >> this is so unbelievable. >> you hear stories about this. the winds are stronger going downstream. crazy. >> breezy here. the rain is starting. >> we will take what we can get. it is going to get cold for the weekend. it is still winter. remember? i want to give you update on the cherry blossoms. we reached the third stage bloom of the full bloom. we are not there yet. extends of the flourrettes. but this looks like next week is full bloom. there last predictive date is 14 to 17 of the month for peak bloom. earliest on record is the 15th. we'll see how it goes. they can out the temperatures. 60 in metro. 67 at joint base andrews. cooler

a woman? log on to let us know, wjla.com/votenow. larry: suzanne has more. nne: they are participating here in dupont circle. the owner choosing to give her employees a paid day off. alexandria, the stomping ground coffee shop chose a democratic way to choose what to do today. the staff voted and decided to stay open to give women a chance to unite. men will be working instead of given the day off. the female staff members of the bar will refute -- receive some of the proceeds as well. this for junior based web and after development company, the president will be spending the day highlighting women's impact on society. >> it is a nonpolitical issue, in my opinion. it's exciting to see this kind of momentum. >> that's a lot of for today is about, stepping back to realize how much they do on a daily basis and might not be appreciated for those things. women are also being encouraged to stay home and take the day off and to not spend money, to show the economic impact of women if they don't shop. if you do, you are being encouraged to shop at a female owned busi

larry: a worker arrested to the hospital after possibly be shot on the job. this morning, sometime last night make contact with a live wire in potomac. it sounds like he was ok but was taken to the hospital for observation. it is decision day for metro with your money on the line. the agency getting ready to decide on a final budget that could mean fare hikes the next time you take metro. to say about this one. sam: yes. metro is facing a $290 million budget shortfall. they have to come up with the money from somewhere. that means fare increases for most riders. they will vote on the budget later this morning so let's break it down, with this means for the average rider. during peak hours, you will see a $.10 increase. on the off peak hours, you will see a $.25 increase. if your ride the metro bus and paper ride, which is now one be twoit will dollars. there will be fewer rides. in new york, bus fares are $2.75. in philadelphia, $2.50. we are still below what those other major cities are. final vote could come as early as this morning. if it does pass, these w

a child sex trafficking ring. the terms of the plea deal have not been released. larry: the second in command in china, saying his country is no demand to get into a trick -- no desire to get into a trade war. president trump has attacked them on a number of issues, and putting, but the premier called said bumps in the road and that he hopes the relationship between the countries moves in a positive direction. it is still an uphill battle for the travel ban. one day before it goes into effect, several groups are suing , including the american civil liberties union, who said that the revised man has the same legal flaws as the first. a maryland judge will hold a hearing in greenbelt. another lawsuit in hawaii will also go before a judge today. the star of a not so popular netflix show says that donald trump is to blame bad reviews. "i am fist" has been panned across the board but jones -- pannedst" has been across the board, but jones says that that is because he's a white billionaire. riddick's disagree, saying that it is a matter of the show being bad and uninteresting

updating a ride on 395 in 10 minutes. larry? newy: a growing scandal, information after a jewelry chain is accused of sexually harassing its female employees for years. hang time.out what sparked a police chase the valiant taste times of death, but once!! uh, excuse me, waiter. i ordered the soup... of course, ma'am. my apologies. c'mon, caesar. let's go. caesar on a caesar salad? surprising. excuse me, pardon me. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. could i get my parking validated? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: louisiana, this is not from the set of a movie. a high-speed police chase ending with a truck going airborne and landing on top of another car. it all started when the deputy stopped the driver of the truck for speeding as the driver taunted the officer outside. the passenger hopped in the driver's seat and took off. hey, buddy, thanks a lot. the

even melting a hole in the middle of a roadway. larrys on to restore power to tens of alison: right now canal road in the district shut down. a downed tree blocking the busy roadway, one of many downed trees causing problems in our area. we have team coverage tonight across the area. we begin though with meteorologist josh knight. he is in kensington. josh, what kind of damage are you seeing out there? josh: hey, michelle. this is some of the worst i've een around the area. this is just a small branch. a lot of these around the streets working their way as you try to get around the neighborhoods but this one is definitely the big one. this tree was in the back yard earlier today before these thunderstorms moved in. now you can see crushing through the roof and then down into the front yard. neighbors tell me that everything moved through here in just about five minutes and what is wild is one of the home owners was in the basement when this happened. didn't even realize it happened until she went upstairs and saw it through the roof into

jummy olabanji is at the live desk - jummy larry, a suspsct is under arrest this morning, after going on a rampage at that station. seven people were hurt - three of them seriously the suspect was arrested after jumping over an overpass at the station. at this point, poce do not believe the incident was terror-related. they say it appears the 36-year-old suspect has psychological problems. and they believe he acted alone. now to the first 100 days.. the director of the f-b-i, summoned to capitol hill by lawmakers to discuss a number of national security issues. among them - the major breach of u-s intelligence by wikilieaks.. on-going questions about russian interference.. an the president's unsubstantiated claims of wiretapping by president obama. abc's lana zak is following all the developments. today members of indian tribe onto the white house. its' part of the native nations rise movement. they want to call for respect of indigenous rights. the movement is lead by the standing rock sioux tribe. its' the same native american tribe last year over the construction of the dakota acce

larry: a water main break, blocking braddock road. autria: sam sweeney joins us with an up eight. sam? sam: this is between sully park and sully statn take a look behind me, they got the water shut off, they turned the valves, you can see the cruise working to secure the scene. there is a lot of water in this part of the road, but traffic is still getting by, not much of an issue right now, it's still early in the morning. they will have to fix and repair this water main. for the morning commute traffic is still getting by, but if you normally commute here, you will want to slow down. the latest come alive from centreville. julie, inside to you. your: sky track 7 above head, you probably have heard this, as sam was saying, there's not too much of a delay within the area, braddock road with traffic getting by in each direction out there, basically as we move over to the maps this is the area between braddock road, westfield boulevard and pleasant valley alternates to use as a workaround. by in each getting direction there's not too much of a backup at this time. 95 northbound, slow

autria: parents demanding answers, a student rate in school. larry: the international meeting that president trump is set to attend and why it has some countries riled up. start saying her goodbyes today. how cold is a going to get? and when i was going to get backed up into the 70's? good morning, washington. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the roller coaster ride is not over yet. veronica johnson is here with the details. veronica: what the up-and-down we had all winter, spring doesn't mean a little bit of january, back in the area. yes, some sunshine, with temperatures going up for the weekend. figure rise in the temperatures, huge warm-up of -- warm-up for the weekend. degrees higher for the weekend when you consider where the temperatures are going to be. 48 at 7:00 a.m., falling temperatures through the morning, cold front moving through pushing in some arctic air for the area today. topping out at 43 to 44 degrees, temperatures staying flat

people to know that we love him and miss him, such a sweet guy. larry: he graduated last year. nearly four years ago, his father was one of 12 people killed in the d.c. navy yard shooting. investigating the shooting of a man near seattle as a possible hate crime. he was in his driveway working on his car when a masked man approached him and began yelling go back to your own country. police say that the suspect shot the man in the arm. he has been released from the hospital. so far, no arrests. are about tots become more rigorous. the move is aimed at combating security failures. until now they made risk-based assessments on each passenger, choosing one of methods. now there will be a universal methods. they may be more thorough and involve an officer making more contact them before. >> if you are an average traveler like most of us, we know you are not guilty of caring anything, but they don't know that. larry: major security lapses were found across the country. weapons and other hazardous materials made it past screening in 95% of tests conducted. autria: general motors this m

larry: a day without women, schools and businesses shutting down because of the protest. the midweek warm-up, changes your scene just in time for the weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sam sweeney is live along interstate 95 with the latest. sam?

larry: a water main break creating big headaches on the roads and at the airport. rocco collapsing under heavy flames and no one person is missing. the massive firefight happening while you were asleep. some friday flurries to welcome you into the weekend. light snow falling in some parts of the area. the big story is the cold. stormwatch 7 is tracking this -- whiplash.bless a mess on the roads. sam sweeney starts us off at 6:00 this morning with the latest. headed to the airport or use the gw parkway, listen up. there is a water main break that has the gw parkway westbound

a truck accident that 410. we have wires down there as well. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on 95 in virginia. the snow is coming down fast. larry: drivers spun out on the road. snow thousand out everywhere, it has been quite a mess. autria: john gonzales, it is still coming down there in john: since we last what feels like stronger wind. it is a harsh reality that winter is not over just yet. it is a snow day here on friday, a shock to a lot of folks. snow weook at all the have gotten. i got to use a lot of muscle, maybe even the arm and the brush at this point to brush the snow off of this car here. to give you an idea, take a look at this parking lot here, it has times.owed a number of you can see the huge mountain on the other end of the parking lot. here is the problem. not only are we talking about a lot of snow this morning, but it's the freezing rain with the wind. underneath the blanket of snow that gets plowed, you have a lot of ice in that is going to be the concern. last check, 28 degrees here, well below freezing. you can see the way that the flags very difficult this morning. this is route 85, buckeystown road here

he is a citizen of guatemala here illegally and is being held at a detention center and will have to appear in immigration court. larryd.c. leaders are looking to separate fact from fiction my comes to missing person cases. concerned men handed out leaflets. they say that there is not in increasing cases, the police are doing a better job of reporting them. one mother whose daughter was missing for two weeks is speaking out about the ordeal that she faced. >> you don't know what is going on with them. you don't know where to look. calling you, you are running around, it's like you are following a ghost. the more resources wjla.com. keeping an eye on potentially powerful weather headed our way. veronica johnson is tracking what you are seeing later today new video overnight from northeast alabama. massive hail, powerful rain, lightning, it's the same system they could bring us some strong storms this afternoon and veronica johnson is tracking at all from the weather center. butnica: nothing like that, that is amazing to it really is just hitting the pool and coming down hard. baseball size hail, coming down with the sa

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a passenger in his car. he is charged of negligent manslaughter. larrynts are weighing in with a push in rockville to expand the smoking ban. the new plan would make all outdoor seating at restaurants smoke-free. in 2015 the council approved the ban on smoking in city park facilities. united airlines is coming under fire for barring two teenage girls from a flight for wearing leggings. the online told the teenagers that they could not board a flight from denver to minneapolis because their leggings were not in compliance with the dress code. the dress code applies to united employees and family members who fly for free -- free. many passenger said it was ridiculous. some say, though, that they should just follow the rules. >> if you are flying on the friends and family pass and you know they have certain rules, you should abide by those rules. autria: the teenager did wait for the next flight and eventually got to fly with the benefits. larry: story behind just how far does weathertech go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right,

a stab wound. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. part of the loss prevention team, they say that larry employeeand another try to stop a man they saw shoplifting in the store. he has been identified as jamel kingsburg. thehey found him towards exit, but the confrontation continues outside where he was stabbed. this coworker said he was a dedicated family man and employee. >> a very strong person and a great father to his children and a great husband to his wife. i just know that he took his job very serious, loved his job. anna-lysa: this person worked with larry drumgole at a burlington coat factory in 2012. >> worth this man's life. this is heartbreaking and i hope justice will be served. anna-lysa: the police are still searching for jamel kingsburg. if you see him, contact the prince william county police department. he is about 6'2", 190 pounds. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. q: we are also following this story, no arrests yet in the sexual assault case of a woman in d.c.'s colorado neighborhood. the man broke into the woman's home last night. investigators say the woman was tied up,

we must create a level playing field for american companies and our workers. >> we're going to talk to larry kudlow about this in a moment, but steve liesman's at hq. that speech working in concert with a bunch of other data points around the world. >> yeah. well, you know, carl, here's what i think we learned about the market in the past 24 hours. it's okay eating a few more brussel sprouts when it knows there are some big, large slices of chocolate cake about to be served. the brussel sprouts are fed rate hikes. before president trump took to the lectern and congress, federal officials seriously looked at a rate hike. but that was offset and then some by a president promising historic tax reform, a $1 trillion infrastructure bill, and sounded far more moderate on trade and immigration than he has in the past. >> i believe strongly in free trade, but it also has to be fair trade. it's been a long time since we had fair trade. >> and let's note that the president did not mention punitive import tariffs or the controversial border adjustment tax. he also didn't say he would lower the corporat

working out of a small city called casper with four adult children of his own. >> there we go. we're ready to rock and roll, kiddies. >> reporter: now larryerot becomes the third in a list of potential fathers to agree to a dna test. >> it's been probably about two and a half weeks since he sent it in. >> reporter: it is an excruciating wait. amanda is about to get the call giving her the latest test results. >> i'm so nervous right now. i cannot wait till i get that call. >> hey, there. >> hey. how are you. >> so are you ready? >> yes, ma'am. >> what's your gut telling you? >> my gut's telling me that he's the one. >> guess what. >> what? >> he is your father. >> he is? >> he is. >> oh my god. >> giving me goosebumps. >> thank you so much. >> you must be so relieved. >> i just knew it. you know that gut feeling. i just had that gut feeling that he was the one. >> you never had that before, did you? >> no. >> is he on standby now waiting for the call to come in? >> yes. >> well, then why don't i give you a kiss. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, amanda, love you, honey. >> love you too. bye-bye. oh, god. god, let me call him. >> hello.

a possible motive. we will be sure to update you as soon as we get more details from police. larry, autria, back to you in the studio. happening now -- investigators trying to piece together what led up to a shooting in charles county that left two people dead, including a child. two other people are now fighting for their lives. john gonzalez is live in waldorf this morning. john, what's the latest from police? stay on top of breaking news no matter where you are. follow us on twitter, and download our abc-7 app right to your smartphone to get the latest news at your fingertips. right now - d-c police are looking for two more missing teens. late last night, police put out an alert for 16-year-old anjel burl. she hasn't been seen since wednesday. the last place burl was spotted was on 43rd road in northeast. and another critical missing teen in southeast. police say 17-year-old shani burriss was last seen on stanton road on tuesday. anyone with information about either of their wearabouts should call police. coming up at 7:45 - we'll have more on the new outrage over missing teens

just the chimneys on either side standing. 71-year-old larry in this home. >> a sweet and gentleman. very private man. easy to talk to. people liked him. >> reporter: the loss of larry pollyeye is one so many who knew and loved him don't want to believe. >> very good man. >> still shocked. >> reporter: his brother-in-law says larry was a loving father to two daughters and an extremely proud grandfather who continued to work as a cpa. >> we called his office this morning. his secretary said he hadn't showed up yet. >> reporter: family members rushed to larry's house, only to realize their worst nightmare was true. >> distraught. this is horrible, you know? >> likely the fire burned for a while before it was noticed. >> reporter: fire investigators say just before 10:00 last night a fire ripped through larry's home. >> i saw the fire and it was really the second floor and >> there was a collapse. >> reporter: for hours investigators walked around the home sifting through rubble trying to figure out how the fire started, while those who loved larry most struggled to deal with the fact th

a wrong turn. how did this car wind up in someone's dining room? larryd a first look at the republican plan to replace obamacare. what's different and what is staying the same? that's ahead. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] autria: another major tornado outbreak in the midwest, let's get right to the breaking news with jummy olabanji. tmmy:

a struggle ensued and larry was stabbed to death. he was 44 years old. >> just his spirit alone was just amazing to me. >> chuck put his feelings down on facebook. he says larry was a good listener. >> he'd take time out of his day to come spend time and talk to me. family issues, gangs issues, anything. but just for him to do that, >> reporter: the 35-year-old still on the run. at the mall today shoppers say the violence is alarming. >> to protect ourselves nowadays. just be aware of our surroundings. >> not worry about being stabbed or anything harmful happen. >> reporter: police do believe the suspect is still in the area. right now they're following up on leads. reporting live tonight in woodbridge, stephanie gailhard, wusa9. >> thank you. >>> if you know where janelle kingsbury is hiding out, call police. >>> more now on president trump's travel ban. they are young people without a country. 24 teenagers from yemen came to the united states as exchange students and they could soon be debetter ported back to yemen, which they fear

a breaking news alert. autria: breaking overnight, pushing back against the white house. what happened to stop president trump's most controversial executive orders. larryand a grim discovery, the active investigation going on right now. autria: first, another morning of breaking news on the roads. john gonzalez is in mobile trak 7 along 495 in springfield. we will have the latest on this overturned tractor-trailer. john? john: that's right, autria, we still have flashing lights here at the mixing bowl in springfield. a lot of activity here and we want to show you from the mobile track roof cam, this is what is going on on the ramp to get you from 95 south, the outer loop of the beltway -- to get you to 95 south from the outer loop of the beltway. they put up an electronic arrow. they are trying to get the left led -- the left lane open. they are moving that tractor-trailer that got into the accident just after 1:00 this morning. you can see my photographer following the truck there.