in montgomery county, larry miller, wusa9. >> of the surveillance video was made available for the next newscast, we will posted on our free wusa9 mobile app. >>> prince george's county police woare rking to identify a man found dead in capitol heights overnight. the adult victim was founder capitol heights boulevard and a reward is offered to anyone with information in the case. >>> in montgomery county, officials investigate what sparked a house fire in north potomac. the early-morning blaze on clover knoll road displaced a family of eight that got out safely. the red cross is helping the family. >>> traffic is back to normal after this trailer h 91:30 this morning. the crash made for a hectic commute for thousands that use the road. medics rushed the truck driver to the hospital and the injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. >>> breezy and mild today but rain and snow showers tomorrow with the spring fling over. here's melissa nord with the forecast. >>> a lot of ups and downs and the weather and that is what i have in my forecast over the next 48 hours. right now, it is s

our larry miller sifted through the posts and learned quite a few were surprised by trump's message. >> reporter: facebook and twitter are still buzzing after toesident trump's first speech the comments range from serious to downright shady depending on where you look. take rick kill for instance. he wrote on our facebook page -- he, president trump, needs to stop being so broad and give at least some detail. into the exact policies he wants to enact. he goes on to say president trump has done a lot for still only being in the first 100 days. a rain added his thoughts on twitter saying trump had moments yesterday where he acted and sounded like a leader not just a crazy dude with a mission. even cnn's van jones who has turned into a high-profile political commentator praised the president after his speech. >> he became president of the united states in that moment. >> reporter: it was those ten words that prompted this tweet from colorado girl, she writes wow, meantime if messages and comments continue. you'll see comments really on both sides. but you'll also see a number of message

larry miller is headed out. actually went down to route 210. we thought there would be an accident down there. have you seen anything, larry? >> yeah, ellen, good question. we haven't seen much in the way of an accident down here. the roads are fairly good for the most part, not seeing snow or ice. here is a look from the dash cam. you can see what we're seeing and so you can see how clear the road we're not seeing any snow or ice really on the shoulder or in the street. i just happen to see a few intermittent patches but nothing to slow you down. i think the concern is going to northbound the neighborhoods primarily. the church area roads, the alleyways, those could be dicey and then also people will need to watch out for bus stops as well, trying to make your way to the metro. trying to make your way to the metrobus stop. that would be problematic particularly for those who haven't seen much in the way of treatment. what we'll do coming up shortly is work our way into the neighborhoods and give you a better picture of what to expect as you hea

larry miller joining us live. where are you, larry? >> good question. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i don't know. we are out in gaithersburg this morning, you know, we had the opportunity to drive up i270 on the northbound side, vi way up towards frederick. it's interesting there were -- or gaithersburg was really messy, it was really hard -- we saw quite a few cars out there on the southbound side but if folks can stay off the road, i suggest you do. a lot of work still needs to be done out here. they are going to bring the salt trucks out here but i want to show you at least one of the salt trucks that is out here this morning and you're going to see massive trucks like this dropping off salt. so -- [ audio difficulty ] >> having trouble with larry's microphone. want to toss it over to hillary. she has been in gaithersburg all morning. on 3355, bed bath & beyond. >> she was telling us about an amazing story about firefighters who helped deliver the baby because of the storm because the mom wasn't sure if she wago what an incredible story

. >>> i'm larry miller with breaking news overnight. a deadly crash shutting down part of 270.e struck a jetta and then veered off the road hitting trees. the driver and passenger in the corvette died. >>> this is the latest fallout from a deadly nerve gas attack with the death of kim jung un. >>> prince george's county police are asking for your help to find this 8-year-old boy. you can see him there. his name is mohammed terrain. at the time he went missing was wearing a camo jacket and pants. if you know anything, call police. >> thank you, mike. that's look at what is going on. >>> i love that smile! someone was happy to be on a roller coaster, and now more weather for craziness is on the way, and honestly, we just wanted an excuse to show the smile. >> is that a roller coaster in someone's backyard? >> yeah. he's obsessed with the ride in his own backyard. >> who wouldn't be. >> dad of the year. good morning. i'm mike hydeck. can you believe we will have flurries tomorrow? >> flurries, really? i'm jan jeffcoat. >> reporter: we had trees down around the region yesterday, an

i'm larry miller with breaking news.ded to an armed robbery at a fast food restaurant. it happened on the 4800 block of st. parent backs road around 12:30 this morning. two suspects held stayed in the vehicle. all three managed to get away and we'll continue to follow the story throughout the morning. >>> police said an incident began as a domestic incident in a bank in wisconsin. a suspect traveled to three locates yesterday, shooting four people over an hour. the police caught up with the suspect after he barricaded himself in ban apartment. there was an exbeginning of gunfire and officers eventually took that suspect into custody. >>> $100 million in funding is going to help people dealing with the ongoing water crisis in flint, michigan. the house of representatives approved the funding and will go toward things like water treatment plant improvements and trix and upgrades. >> thanks so much, larry. that's a quick look at your thursday. >> friday at 4:30. the news starts right now. >>> this is the eiffel tower going

. >>> good morning everybody, i'm larry miller.information on a pretty unusual attack on four people. police in d. c. are reporting that someone has been driving around shooting people with a paintball gun from a van. the attacks were three blocks from each other. police are searching for a dark blue suv with tinted windows. no one was hurt. >>> also new this morning, d. c. police are asking for your help to find a 9-year-old girl. her nay is kaliah montgomery. she was last seen wearing a royal blue shirt, tan pants and a blue jacket, purple and blue jacket. if you've seen kaliah you're asked to call police right away. >>> that's a quick look at what's going on. the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> this is wa on wusa9. >>> good morning everybody. 4:28. 48 degrees as we give you a look live outside. not a bad morning concerning what we've been dealing with the past few days. this is balmy. thanks for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm mike hydeck glad you're with us. allyson rae standing by with a chance of snow in the forecast.

. >>> i'm lair rry mill -- larry miller with a few breaking stories.n over night high speed chase that started in maryland but ended in dc. we are working to find out more details surrounding the chase but so far this is what we know. streets in southeast. it involved maryland and park police. the man has been taken into custody. still no identifying information on this gentleman but we'll get more and pass it along to you. >>> we are expecting to learn more about a freight train that slammed into a bus killing four seniors. this bus was traveling from austin, texas on a casino trip. rescue workers in most mike schuh -- many mississippi scrambled to pull survivors from that bus. the impact was so strong that it crushed the bus and pushed it down the tracks. >>> higher ups in the baltimore city police officer are moving 50 officers back to patrol after demoting a top commander. the supervisors are among the 46 officers being placed back in university and on regular patrol. this is the latest fall out from a federal investigation revealing widespread abu

good morning, everybody, i'm larry miller.korea launches yet another failed missile test and that's according to the south koreaen government. the north boasted a major breakthrough. the government is angry over on going military drills between the united states and south korea. the north calls it an invasion rehearsal. >>> long-time general manager at 77. he helped bring six championships for the chicago bulls during the 1990s. his death is said to be a sad day for chicago and the entire nba community. those who worked with him said he was certainly a man of determination. he is survived by his wife, two children, and grandchildren. >>> the washington business journal is reported on what will replace fannie mae when it moves its headquarters, just a block from where we are. the developer taking over that site is in talks with popular grocer wegman. i have never been to wegman's before, but i hear it's quite the experience. >> it has a cult following and a lot in our newsroom are excited about that. everybody here is going nut

i'm larry miller in the wusa 9 newsroom.ces for severe weather, some states across the country are dealing with severe weather of its own. the governor of illinois issued a state of emergency. much of the midwest is watching out for tornadoes, dealing with warnings that are underway. one person is dead in ottawa. four twisters ripped through the city leaving behind severe weather damage. >> i live in the upstairs apartment. i had to get in the bathtub to survive. my whole street is wrecked. >> on the other side of the river in missouri, one death has been confirmed after an apparent tornado swept across the southeast region. >>> caught on camera in wisconsin, check this out, a hail storm in south central. the national weather service declaring a severe thunderstorm warning. hail the size of a quarter came pouring down in one town near a conditions less than desirable. the weather service said it did not receive reports of significant damage there at last check. remember, you can be a step ahead of the weather by downloading

good morning, everybody larry miller. we begin in northeast d. c.e it was a violent night five people were shot in separate shootings around brentwood road. in all three men and a woman were shot. the juvenile male was also walked himself to the hospital with injuries. all of the victims are expected to survive. >>> in prince georges county a teenager is dead after being gunned down near a playground in oxen hills. the shooting happened outside an apartment complex. the teen was rushed to the hospital but later died. the name of the victim has not been released and the suspect is still on the loose. >>> right now in montgomery county, the search is on for a missing person unaccounted for after an overnight house fire. this was the scene around 10:30 last night. the fire we're told is currently out. and here's a live look from the scene at this point. our macoya turner will give us a live report in the next half hour. until then now is a to download our wusa9 mobile app for breaking updates to your phone. >>> that's a quick look at what's going on. >

maybe that's one thing, if you have all wheel drive or four wheel drive you're not going to >> larry miller is with us. where are you larry, and what are the conditions like in. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are traveling westbound on i- 66 right now making our way towards gainesville. i've got to let you know that probably the biggest trouble we had this morning was trying to get from wisconsin avenue where our studios are located to the capitol beltway and making our way to i-66. what we found is the roads were a lot more dicey in your neighborhood compared to what things are shaping up on the interstate. i want to give you a look and show you how things are shaping up at least along i-66. this is the westbound side. they've done an exceptional job of trying to get least the snow on the shoulder of i-66. the issue you'll find in the lanes will be the ice. that's going to slow you down considerably. we're drive at least 20 miles under the speed limit. we've seen more snowplows out here today than we have seen vehicles. i've got to let you know that we're starting to see at least som

larry miller joined in and read 22 classes of students in garfield elementary. t in the hat and the cat in the hat comes back, together. larry said the youngsters enjoyed the books and walked away with valuable lessons about responsibility. >>> trending now, a fisherman who snagged a shark in the video being shared around the world may be in trouble tonight. >>> why wikipedia had to lock down the page for garfield the cat. curious. >>> low temperatures, many folks above freezing inside the beltway but now we're sticking down to 29 in fredericks and when we come back we will talk about some flakes tomorrow and will look ahead to the weekend. we changed the ♪ ♪ >>> when you hop off your coach, take a knee and we will go trending. colin kaepernick, the an anthem -- the anthem protest will not carry over into next season. he's done with that. >> you will instructions on how to introduce a? >> kaepernick either sat or kneeled when the star-spangled banner was played before the san francisco 49ers games this year and he said the move was designed to draw attention to r

out -- miller was out in sheehy storm tracker 9 all morning and i think he passed by this. you're in gaithersburg right larry? what are you seeing there? >> reporter: yeah. so we're in gaithersburg this morning. you know, we've been roaming all around the area for the most part and got to let you know we kind of wanted to check on the side streets, so many people said hey what about the streets in front of homes you know smaller areas and alleys? at least in gaithersburg things are looking well for the most part. you know pretty clear street. no ice. and it looks like the neighborhoods are really taking to the -- [ inaudible ] [ no audio ] >> okay so we just lost the connection there with larry but we'll try to get him if we can. physical we can get our connection back together with him. >> so d.c. and calvert county, maryland are the only students who actually had to go to class today. everybody else has the day off. >> both school systems decided to open two hours later this morning. alex is that back joins us now live from southeast d.c. with a look at how getting to school in the snow. how'd they do? >>

miller, never had a losing year. i don't want to call him a genius, he'll get the big head. he's smart. i buy into his notion and larryl go up if you pay in the foreign currency, you get the play on the currency on top of that. >> said the same thing, david tepper. >> gradually. but he didn't say the part about paying in the local currency, which makes that -- do you have time to change -- >> but china's manufacturer wants to sell home depot. the merchant sits down and says by the way from this day on we're paying in your currency. he doesn't accept it, he hasn't got the business. the biggest thing of all. the job opportunities in america are staggering. if i have a moment i'll give you an example. there's a little town called paris, tennessee, in the northwest corner of tennessee. emerson electric had a plant there, 900 people. they were manufacturing all the power towels for sears, roebuck. they got a call one day, you're done, we're going to china. chuck knight called bernie. bernie and i flew out we made a deal. we'll move a lot of our private label stuff up. part of that deal we got rigid brand, a powerful brand