these are the two faces fairfax county desperately want to find, 16-year-old lizzy and her baby boy, aiden just five months old. police say the teen lived here with her family at the springfield square apartments off roden court. where the relatives last saw her and her son, those who knew of the case were not all that willing to show their own faces. we spoke with somebody close to the family, out of fear they say they didn't want to be identified. lizzy did not take anything, no clothes or the same pajamas she had on, and the baby, too, only of the 14th. on the 15th. police say lizzy's mom called them. >> when her mom woke up the next day, found out she was missing and immediately filed a police report. >> so why not put the word out right away? >> the investigation indicated she left home voluntarily with her son likely to go with the son's father. >> but that since changed. police now believe that lizzy and aiden could be in danger, fearing the father, who could be a suspect. >> we believe he has gang ties, it obviously probably is not a good situation. >> those who know lizzy sa

lizzie yarnold is the olympic champion! skeleton is you're legging it as fast as you can and jumping on the sled and hoping it goes right. sometimes it is scary. you're careering into corners at 90 mph, so it is almost gone before you can think about it. i remember in sochi just before the race was about to start. i was petrified because as soon as i started the run there was nothing more i can do. ijust wanted to squeeze every hundredth of a second out of the run to secure a gold medal. i got to the finish line, looked at the clock and saw the number one and it was this tingling all over that i had done it. it was amazing. how soon afterwards did you think about another success? as soon as someone mentioned no one had defended their title, i thought it would be amazing to do. she is the olympic champion. she is pulling away. that is how to win your first world championships. i said i wanted to be world champion and i'm so pleased that i have done it. olympic skeleton champion lizzy yarnold is to take a year break from the

>> lizzie is 12 yores old and wants to be an artist some we met at the arts center for a lesson. lizzie jumped right in picking a color and deciding right away what she can paint. >> i'm going to do a hamburger. >> you go into her bedroom, she has posters on the wall that she's created. >> what grade are you in? >> seventh. >> and do you like school? >> yes. >> what's your favorite subject. >> art. >> as she continued to paint her watercolor picture of a hamburger, we could see her creativity in every brush stroke. >> the last time i spoke with her, she was interested in the medical field, nursing or something like that. art has definitely been a consistent thing. >> lizzie has had to move around a lot. >> i want a big family. >> brothers, sisters? >> yes. >> older, younger? >> cats. >> how about dogs? >> maybe. family that's patient, understanding and really attentive to her needs. >> i think you did a great job. >> lizzie needs a home with a family that will celebrate and encourage her creativity. >> if you find the perfect family, what are you going to bring to that family? >>

. >> reporter: lizzy is 12 years old and wants to be an artist some day. we met a d.c. art center for a lesson. >> hi. >> hi. >> good to see you. how are you? >> reporter: painting and drawing instructor loretta thompson was waiting for us in one of the classrooms and already had a project for liz zi. >> you like water color? >> yeah. >> lizzy jump right in. >> i'm going to do a hamburger. >> reporter: those who know her like the social worker says lizzy loves creating things. >> go into her bedroom, posters on the wall of things she's creat created, loves legos and has a creative touch. >> what grade are you in? >> serveth. >> do you like school? >> uh-huh. >> what's your favorite subject? >> art. >> as she continued to pain hamburger we could see her creativity in every brush stroke. art is not the only possibility. >> last time she was intded in the medical field nursing or something like that. as a child in the foster care system, lizzy had to move around a lot and hoping to find an adoptive family soon. >> tell me would you like a big family or like to be the only

yes we'll be back with lizzie in cardiff a little later in the programme.ight though, can anyone stop chelsea 7 the premier legaue leaders are nine points clear at the top, a lead which could be reduced to six points, should second—placed tottenham win tomorrow. they lead the chasing pack, but travel to anfield to face liverpool, who themselves have not given up their feint title hopes, despite having failed to win in therl last five league matches. strong opponent. until yesterday, not a flying situation for us. if we play like we played in the first half against hull, no chance. if we play like we played in the second half, but a chance. but we should play better. we should be ready to fight because it will be a very, very difficult game. they are not on a good run, but liverpool have very good players and for me it is one of the best squads, not only in england, if not in europe. i am sure they will be motivated and tottenham and liverpool is always a big, big match. leon osman played in the premier league for everton for 16 years. thanks forjoining us.

it's where lizzie and her baby were last seen. listen now to officer tony right explain the circumstances of their means and where the investigation has now gone.e. she was last seen on january 14 at her home by her mom. when her mom woke up the next day lizzie and her baby were gone. the mom was very concerned so she reported this as a missing person to police.on t weo have assumed the investigation and we've beenbeen looking for her and the baby ever since.ev has there been any indication that these three are alive somewhere and want to be away from the area in. >> we've received a lot of conflicting information, but we do know that they left together. where they are now, that'st' exactly what we're trying toying figure out and we're hoping that the more people we talk to, the more we get out to and talk tolk people even if it's the samee people over and over. we're hoping that somebody willo give us some information to i other people that we have and help us find them.em. what's in that protective orderr we're not able to learn

what they tell me is that they intend to find lizzie and her baby and reunite them with their family. the national center for missing and exploited children says any time there's a missing child, time is the enemy. when there's also a missing baby, the situation is even more dire. in the situation for 16-year-old lizzie and her son aidan, the center says as time goes on the higher the risks to mother and child. they've been missing more than three weeks. >> how long ago was this? >> january 14th. >> oh my god. >> reporter: today fairfax poster to the people at the springfield square apartments in springfield. >> we're investigating a miss g i mov juvenile. >> reporter: they believe lizzie left the rivas out of fear. police are looking for rivas tonight. >> we're going around the neighborhood asking for the public's assistance for any information. >> we don't know what kind of care the baby's getting, food, clothing, we don't know how they're getting all this stuff for the baby. >> reporter: the national center for missing and exploited children they they never assume the worst and the

joining us now, lizzy ratner. piece "nobody wanted to take , us in: the story of jared kushner's family, and mine." talk about what you wrote this. >> i wrote this story because -- for a bunch of reasons. with the election, i began thinking about immigration. i knew trump had warned, immigrants were going to be targets, refugees were going to be targets. my family y was enormously luck. we got to the united states at the end of a period of really rich immigration from eastern europe, but it was at the very tail end. my grandfather arrived in 1920. he arrived from poland, which was not a happy place to be at the time. it was the end of world war i. pogroms were sort of attacks on jewish people that took place throughout eastern europe, yhroughout the 19th and earl 20th century. he can hear 1920. it turned out to be fortuitous. it was sort of rising xenophobia in the united states. united states was not happy about all of the refugees coming from eastern europe, southern eurorope. -- the countryd passed a series of

in 2009, lizzie mcnaught appeared on breakfast to tell us about her battle with anorexia. after doctors told her that her heart was failing. now lizzie is a junior doctor and she wants others in the health profession to be given better training in how to treat eating disorders. we'll speak to lizzie injust a moment, but first let's see her talking about her recovery on breakfast seven years ago. i think i learned that, through not eating and through virtually starving myself, there was no way i could do everything i want to do in life, and there is so much i want to achieve. i had to learn that i want to be better. i want to live and i want to make the most of my life. but the thing is, recovery is not one instant sharp turn, it is a series of different things. i'm going to get better now, but i've fallen back. i'm going to pick myself up again. i always say recovery is possible. anorexia is not a life sentence. so often i was told i'll never recover, it'lljust shrink, but i just want to let everyone know, you can recover, and it is possible, and you don't have to live wit

police are telling us they do think that lizzie and the baby could be with the baby's father. police are very concerned about that because lizzie has a protective order against jose and also police say rivas has gang ties. >> we think that she probably left out of fear of him. it's not a healthy environment for her or the child. >> reporter: what else police are doing to find lizzie and aidan. >>> it is one of the leading causes of death in women. first at 4:00, the new study that suggests it may be up to you to get better treatment. >>> you may not want to answer the phone if you don't recognize the number of the caller id. we're working for you on a new scam police say you need to know about. >>> we first showed you the video yesterday. a small plane plme local neighborhood in the woods. today the man in the pilot seat >>> any pepco summecustomers ou there, people are calling residents threatening to cut off their electricity if they don't pay their bill over the phone. d.c. police are receiving complaints about this scam and are offering this advice. you could call pepco at

it's where lizzie and her baby were last seen.n. listen now to officer contain if right explain the circumstancesm of their disappearance of wheree the -- and where the investigation has now gone.. she was last seen on january 141 around 10:00 p.m. at fight at her home by her mom. when her mom woke up the next day, lids i and the baby were gone. her mom was very obviously experience bad this so they t reported her to missing police. we have been looking for her and the baby every since. has there been any investigatioi that these two are alive somewhere and want to be away from the area? anything at all. >> we've received a lot of conflicting information, but we do know that they left togethere where they are now, that'sat's exactly what we're trying to figure out and we're hoping that the more people we talk to, the more we get out and talk to the same people over and over we're hoping that somebody will giveve us some information that we can connect to other information we let's take another look at this photograph. these 18 year

police are not calling him a suspect, but they say he has gang ties and they believe lizzie left withf fear. >> we don't know what kind of care the baby is getting. >> reporter: the thought of a young mother, still a child herself, and an infant out there somewhere. police say that jose rivas' family is cooperating with them as they also look for him. tonight on news4 at 6:00, i'll tell you what the national center for missing and exploited children told me about cases this like one. >>> d.c. police are offering a reward now for any information about a deadly shooting this morning in brookland. first responders found a victim here at the corner of 15th and irving streets here in northeast. they say the victim was already dead when they got to the scene around 1:45 this morning. we're working to learn more about the victim and what led up to the shooting. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a teenager was stabbed more than 40 times in gaithersburg last summer. his body was found in malcom k a 19-year-old girl lured him to his death by promisin

how important is that for you to be close to your family and especially lizzie? >> i mean being close to my family is mainly being close too lizzie because she's deaf, she's blind and i just can't pick up the phone and call her. i can't text her. i have to be in a room with her to interact with her. this proximity, being able to see her often will be super special.sp how does she react to you whenou she sees you and when she sees you play, things like that? as limited as she is, but how is that feedback? since she's deaf and blind and has several disabilities her other senses are extremely heightened so when i see her the first thing she'll do is she'll pull me and sniff my head and she scent, that's elaina, that's my person. gig also. she's got the best laugh. i know you've talked about thiss before, what changes would you like to see potentially in theit league, if any. >> i've talked about this many times, but i think it would bebe really cool to lower the rim and see us play above the rim because we play unrealnr basketball. we make the right reads, thes, ris

happening right now in fairfax county- for a missing teen - and her baby. 16-year-old lizzy colindres and 5-month old aidan rivera were last seen on january 14th. new information suggests they might be in danger. detectives are asking you to take a good look at their pictures - and call if you have any information. some of you will probably be happy about a proposal in virginia. an unusual bill would have police telling people to drive faster. sam sweeney is live in mobiletrak to explain.. sam, what's this all about? how would you like to win some money to spoil your significant other we have you covered. you can win 100-dollars of cupid cash during the 6am hour of good morning washington. today we'll be doing it at 6:24. make sure to keep watching so you don't miss your chance. check this out -- we're upping our game bringing you news all morning long. happening today -- newschannel 8, news at 11 a.m. begins! we'll have the latest breaking news, weather and everything else you need to know about. join melanie hastings and doug hill at 11 a.m. on our sister station, newschannel 8. mud

they were reported missing for almost a month, but this morning we're told that 16-year-old lizzy and her 5-month-old baby boy aiden are back home. fairfax county police say liz zzi returned home just before midnight. both, we're told, are in good health. police say they'll work and provide assistance to them as needed. >>> president trump is facing one of his first international tests after north korea launched a missile into the sea. the u.s. military says it landed in the east sea early sunday morning. japan's prime minister, who's spending the weekend with the president in florida, condemned the launch. president trump pledged >> i just want everybody to understand and fully know that the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. >> the u.s. military says the launch poses no threat to the u.s. and was not an intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea has conducted missile tests in the past with its most recent in september. >>> well, after spending the weekend with president trump, japan's prime minister is headed home. meanwhile, the president is hi

lizzie's mother reported h her missing the next day. she first thought she left with her and the baby's father but new information suggests shesu might begges in danger. she may have left out of fear of her child's father. the child's mother told investigators she left her her daughter in her car while she ran into costco on russellsell avenue. she says when she went back to the car the toddler was gone, but it turns out the toddler war never in the car. she had been left aloan the at home the whole time. > bowie police are still p searching for thole gunman whonn opened fire on a father and son sitting in their suv. it happened just after 2:00 this afternoon near a park near your ban a when police arrived they found the father i tn the back set of the vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds in his leg. the son had a grace wound to the arm. they were rushed to a nearby hospital. they are both expected to survive. police said they also foundnd drugs and a gun in the car. the initial lookout was given for a dark complected hispanicnc male w

on february 13th, jose cast till, the father of lizzy's five month old son, was arrested for violating court c order to stay away from her and the child. it was also determined laterermi on that he was connected to the murder ofhe was damaris then february 14th, valentine day,eni you saw this one unfold on fox5, 17 year old venus returns home.rns she was taken into police custody. and on february 15th, 10 people were charged in connection with gang related murder of that first case, 15 c year old damari icloud g venus, and jose castile, lizzy's baby father. so there you go.zzy' baby's father, excuse me. m so there you have it right there. there is a lot to unpack here. fox5's alexandria new details in the murder of a 15 year old d in that case, alex? right, today i spoke with the mother of thator teenagete heras was murdered. she told myself role things. first, she told me, she does not believe that her daughter was a member of the gang whicha is also known as ms13. instead, she thinks she was friends with some of thosese gang members, and perhaps even dated a member of ms13. she also

a judge ordered him to stay away from lizzie and their son.on. she was last seen on january 14j around 10:00 p.m. at night at her h home by her mom. when her h mom woke up the next day, lizzie and the baby were gone. her mom was very concerned about this so they reported to to police as a missing person. > police say they have received conflicting information aboutctn the disappearance. anything, please an give them a call. so you have finally gotten around to cleaning out thathat messy closet full of things you don't wear or use. turning to an online marketplace to sell your stuff, may seem st like a good idea. >> before you meet with the swap up, sarah simmons has more on that that could make it not a good deal. >> why you need to think twice before you strike. what could be a dangerous deal.. this is not video from a naturea program, it's video of a bobcatc that's been making itself att home in a northern virginia neighborhood. what wildlife offerings hope toe learn from this video.ide we'll be right back. z29kvz zstz y29kvy ysty where's frank

it will be the fourth edition of the event, which britain's lizzie deignan won last year.hire, warwickshire, stoke—on—trent, staffordshire and derbyshire. the women's tour ended in london. i am keen to encourage more people to cycle in london, to make it safer and easier. we want to show the world that london is open, and we are the sporting capital of the world. we have the heavyweight boxing between anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko. we have the largest number of nfl games taking place in london later this year. and we are in discussions with major league baseball to see if we can get that here in london as well. ronnie o'sullivan has been knocked out of the welsh open snooker. he blew a 3—0 lead to lose 4—3 to mark davis in the second round in cardiff, where it's been a day of shocks. 15—year—old schoolboy jackson page will have to take more time off his studies after reaching the third round. he needed a wild card, and permission from his teachers,

lizzie yarnold has won bronze at the skeleton world championships in germany.ar out. she began the day's two heats in fourth place, and improved to take bronze. germany's jaqueline loelling won gold, with silver going to her compatriot tina hermann. this is what the whole two years has been about, coming back, and this major stepping stone of top three. i am feeling really strange at the moment, on the verge of crying, but it means more than i can ever explain. the gb men's four didn't fare quite as well, though — they crashed out in their second run. they ended up going head first into the wall and finishing on their side. they were all ok, but won't feature in the remaining heats after their sled failed to make it to the finish line by 20 feet. dramatic pictures, those! lucky escape. tonight in hull, we could see some boxing history — britain's first world champion twins. gavin mcdonnell is aiming to become the wbc world superbantamweight champion, and join his twin brother, jamie, who already holds a world title. alex gulrajani went to meet them. the mcdonal

just time for some skeleton news, britain's lizzie arnold is fourth after the first day of skeleton worldmpion yarnold has had an indifferent season since returning after a year out. she was fourth in her first heat this morning before the second was cancelled due to heavy snow in koenigsee. germany's jacqueline loelling leads. there's live coverage tomorrow on the bbc sport website and red button. that's all from sports day. hello, welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bring us tomorrow morning, with me is the economic senator of the independent and the public affairs consultant alex deane. the times leads with an interview with david miliband who says that labour is the weakest it has been for 50 years following the party ‘s defeat in the copeland by—election. and there is more on labour, in the i cena jeremy corbyn refuses to stand down as the party leader despite losing that seed copeland for the first time in 80 yea rs. copeland for the first time in 80 years. the telegraph focuses on the tory victory and theresa may's declaration that the conservatives are now the par

lizzie yarnold has won bronze at the skeleton world championships in germany.ter a year out. she began the day's two heats in fourth place, and improved to take bronze. germany's jaqueline loelling won gold, with silver going to her compatriot tina hermann. the gb men's four didn't fare quite as well, though — they crashed out in their second run. they ended up going head first into the wall and finishing on their side. they were all ok, but won't feature in the remaining heats after their sled failed to make it to the finish line by 20 feet. dramatic pictures, those! just like something from cool runnings, isn't it? fortunately they are ok. that's all from sportsday. time for the weather now. time for the weather now. good time for the weather now. good evening. not much sunshine across england and wales today, leaden skies and rain to be had. this is the view from one of our weather watchers earlier on today. there was sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. however if we look into the atlantic, this cloud is heading our way, developing all the while, whic

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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes.g up tonight, here are the headlines: claudio ranieri says he dreamt of staying at leicester forever. he was sacked last night as the champions sit a point above the relegtion zone. manchester united face a 5000 mile journey in the last 16 of the europa league — drawing russian side rostov today. and from north america to west yorkshire — the toronto wolfpack get ready for their first professional game in rugby league. and coming up on a masterchef, we are in edinburgh and looking forward to the game between lots to get through so let's start with claudio ranieri. the man who helped make one of sport's biggest stories when he managed leicester to the premier league title last year has now become one of football's most famous managerial sackings after he was relieved of his duties last night. 0ur sports editor dan roan has been following the story for us and joins me now. dan, leicester poor in the league all season and there had been rumblings as to ranieri's future for a while but thi

britain's lizzie yarnold is fourth after the first day of the skeleton world championships in germanyent season since returning after a year out. she was fourth in her first heat this morning before the second was cancelled due to heavy snow in koenigsee. germany's jacqueline loelling leads. there's live coverage tomorrow on the bbc sport website and red button. that's all from sportsday. today was much more calm and quiet than what we saw yesterday. it was cooler as well. things are set to change. we have weather systems pushing in through the weekend, it will bring spells of rain. you can see the weather fronts. tightly packed isobars and it will be windy. it will be mild from the south—west, pushing in across the uk tonight. rainfor pushing in across the uk tonight. rain for northern and western areas, heavyin rain for northern and western areas, heavy in north—west england and wales, eventually reaching the south—east. notice temperatures are higher than last night 5—10 in the south—west. this weekend is looking u nsettled. south—west. this weekend is looking unsettled. stills of

detectives spent yesterday talking to people at lizzy's apartment complex in springfield. call police if you know where they might be. >> senate democrats are at it again, this is a live look at the senate floor where democrats have mounted another talk-a-thon. this time taking aim at meanwhile, president trump is defending his controversial immigration executive order in a speech earlier this morning, he said he had the right to enact it and also went after the judges hearing this case. >> and i don't ever want to call a court biased so i won't call it biased. we haven't had a discussion yet. but courts seem to be so political and it would be so great for our justice system if they would be able to read a statement and do what's right. >> the judges are expected to rule on the case this week. news 4's edward lawrence has a look at what happened in yesterday's oral arguments. >> the ninth circuit court of appeals sharply probed both sides of the temporary travel ban executive order. all done over conference call, the three-judge panel asked tough questions of the trump hav

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up tonight...ament table a motion of "no confidence" in the football association, as mps plan to debate the way the sport is governed. stoke admit new signing saido berahino served an eight—week fa ban while at west brom last year. and the world's most improved male tennis player prepares to lead great britain into a davis cup battle with canada. iam lee i am lee foster at twickenham. coming up later, it is inside six nations. on the eve of the championship will look ahead to the weekend's matches. so, a packed sportsday tonight. we're starting with football. as always we've cherry picked the day's best news lines from the managers' press c0 nfe re nces . but before we hear those, let's see who's playing who with a look at the weekend's premier league fixtures. eight games tomorrow and two on sunday. as always with influence at both ends of the table. there's a classic six—pointer in the relegation zone between crystal palace and bottom club sunderland and fellow strugglers hull will be hoping to g

lizzy's mom reported them missing. new information suggestions that she and the baby might be in danger. police believe she may have left out of fear of the child's father. >> in prince george country they're searching for a missing teen a.m. er jason behindton that went missing addison road he 5:30 if you seen this teenager call. >> montgomery country police investigating after a 2-year-old was reported missing from parking lot of costco in gaithersburg and child's mother said they left her daughter in the car when she ran into costco and the child was gone. the child was not in the car and was left home alone in their home the entire time. child services is investigating. >> bu question police are still searching for the gunman that opened fire on a father and son sitting in suv. the shooting happened yesterday near park on urbana lane. when police arrived they found the father in backseat of the vehicle shot in the leg and son had grays wound to arm. both will be okay. police say they found drugs and a gun in the ca

a good news update on that fairfax county teen and baby who went missing. 16-year-old lizzie rivera and her little aidan returned home today. both are ok. the two were reported missing almost a month ago on january 15. police think she disappeared out of fear of the child's father. authorities say she is safe and at home and will work with the family to provide any needed assistance. week," senior policy advisor in the white house stephen miller repeated the president's unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud last november. >> you just claimed again there was ille the state of massachusetts. >> george, go to new hampshire. talk to anybody there who has worked in politics for a long time. kimberly: in another interview, stephen miller refused to say hasher the president confidence in his national security advisor. michael flynn has been criticized about a conversation he had with russia's ambassador before the inauguration. flynn denied the two talked about easing sanctions, but we have learned the topic was discussed. kmart and sears will no longer sell trump home products online. the lin

being close to lizzie because she's defense,dee she's blind.i can't just pick up the phonee and call her.. i can't text her. i have to be in a room with her to interact with her. this proximity and being able to see her often will be super special. > how does she react to you when she sees you and when shen sees you play and things likeke that? as limited as she is, how is that feedback. since she's deaf andest blind her other senses are extremely heightened. so when i see her, the firstth thing she'll do is pull me in and she knows that's elaina, myy person. i get the big smile. she giggles. i laugh immediately because shee has > it's been about 20 years anda i know you talked about this before, so what changes you would like to see in the league, if any.. i've talked about this many times, but i think it would be really cool to lower the rimes and see if we can play above the rim. because we play unreal basketball. we make the right passes, weasse play at a high speed, but if you got to see us also playing above the rim i think that would mak

we will start with lizzie yarnold, who followed up amy williams in 2010 with an olympic title. since sochi, she has gone on to win world, european and world cup titles. she has also taken a year off. she is the olympic champion. oh my goodness! the mad thing about skeleton is your legging it as fast as you can and jumping on the sled and hoping it goes right. sometimes it is scary. i remember in sochi just before the race was about to start i was petrified because as soon as i started the run there was nothing more i can do. ijust wanted to squeeze every hundredth of a second out of the run to secure a gold medal. i came through the finish line, looked at the clock and saw the number one and it was the tingling all over that i had done it. i've done it! it was amazing. how soon afterwards did you think about another success? as soon as someone mentioned defending the title, i thought it would be amazing to do. that is how to win your first world championships. i said i wanted to be world champion and i'm so pleased that i have done it. the olympic skeleton champion then took a

res and-old lizzy colind five-month-old aidan rivera were last seen january 14. the police are afraid they may be in danger. if they look familiar, the police would like to hear from you. alison: developing now come a double shooting in bowie that sent a school into lockdown this afternoon. a father in teenage son were shot near church road. both are in the hospital now. their injuries are not considered life-threatening. sources say may have been drug-related. this video from 35 years ago, they were heroes on one of the darkest days, the air florida flight crashing into the potomac over the 14th street bridge, killing 78 people. the tragic anniversary is andhed into so many minds, jay efforts at the scene. absolutely, jonathan, and many of them told me tonight the things they saw on that day will stay with them forever. this is where it all began. it was a bitter cold january day in 1982. according to investigators, that flight had no business leaving the wings,, ice on hardly got any elevation before it crashed. it is a seminal moment in washington history, the

let's go to lizzie in california, lizzie. >> caller: hi, cramer. booyah. >> booyah. >> caller: booyah. thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i'm interested in estee lauder. >> you know what, i thought this was the quarter that could be the turn. this has been a horrendous stock to own. my friend stephanie was saying, you know what, this is the bottom. i'm going to say yes to that. i got to tell you i like ulta more. a lot of people think ulta has gone too high. i disagree. estee, looks like some of the business has gotten better, but i prefer ulta. peter in new york, peter. >> caller: hey, jim, this is peter from new york city. long time fan. first time caller. booyah! >> that's the first time, long time. that's what they call that in the game. what's up? >> caller: i wanted to get your thoughts on ralph lauren. the stock got crushed yesterday with what the new ceo being ousted and the go forward plan now in question. what's your thought on the stock and the future of this company? >> peter, i puzzled and i puzzled. why? because i lik

i'm lizzie bermudez.elcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're exploring santa rosa. >> there's a lot of breweries here. there's a lot of wonderful restaurants. it's still separated from the bay area, so it still has the small-town feel. >> then we're getting crafty. >> what's so great about this ply, this material, is that it encourages children to be resourceful and to realize they don't have to go to the art store to get supplies. >> and we're getting a taste of authentic chicago pizza. mmm! the cheese, the flavor. that is good. plus, a community-based organization investing in the lives of local seniors. >> it's just like a new room to us. brand-new. everything is so clean, so convenient. >> all of this fun driven by your n

. >>> and lizzie -- lindsay lohan says that she was racially profiled where were -- while wearing a headscarf in london. she was stopped while traveling to new york. she was traveling from turkey where she recently met with the country's president. >>> we will be back after a quick break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. >>> good afternoon. we return to live doppler radar where we are taking a look at scattered showers. these are moderate to heavy downpours. you can see off the coast, picking up a lightning strike. we do have isolated thunderstorms in the forecast today, primarily across the north bay with the unsettled nature of all of this on the backside of the atmospheric river conditions. we will see scattered showers throughout the day with highs in the 50s and pushing 60. >> that will do it for kpix5 news at noon. >> thanks for having me. gave me coffee and everything. we will keep a watch on the weather and breaking news on the newscasts at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. ♪ >> brooke: you have something to tell me? >> ivy: yeah. i-i was gonna get into it with ridge first.

right now- growing concern for a missing mom for a missing mom and baby in fairfax county. 16-year-old lizzyivera colindres - and her 5 and a half month old son aidan have not been since mid january. yesterday crews were out retracing their steps - and talking to neighbors. there's also a search for the child's father: 18-year-old jose castillo rivas. police say the teen was last seen with him... despite a restraining order. if you know anything -- call police. this morning - search for a missing woman near great falls. park police say becky mcleskey entered the park around 4:30 monday afternoon, but never left. her car was found parked on the virginia side late monday night. yesterday teams searched the area - including in the potomac river. anyone with information should contact park police. voters in fairfax city have elected david meyer as their new mayor. meyer defeated two other candidates in yesterday's special election. meyer replaces scott silverthorne who resigned last august following his arrest in a sex-for-meth sting. since then, the mayor's position has been filled on an interi

lizzy cal linda's wents wt missing. nearly a month later whener when lizzy and her baby returned home, it was determined intermi case she left against her he will. the next morning the remains of the first missing teen damaris reyes rivas was found february 14th venus.th venus febr connected.ay allected. fox5's alexandria limon isimo that in prince william countyco with new developments tonight. alex. >> reporter: christian sosa sosa rivas' body washed up washed somewhere along this beach inchi mid january here in dumfries.mfe now police say an internalan in power struggle within ms-13 m may be the reason he wass killed. killed. >> apparently he claimed aen role that he didn'ttl even havee is what my understanding of itt was. now whether that was thethat was motivation for his killing, iki, know that was an issue that'se s been brought up.been b whether that was theroher that e motivating factor in his death d i don't know.i >> reporter: police say the murder investigation inton ito members of ms-13 were notnot happy so

lizzy rivera kol ind ras and her 5-month-old son aidan, disappeared three weeks ago. today fairfax county police talked to people at her apartment complex in springfield and passed out flyers. they're worried she may have left out of fear of the child's father. jose rivas is not a suspect, but police say he has gang ties and they're looking for him as well. >>> next at 11:00, hackers holding your personal information for ransom. >> who is vulnerable? >> everybody. >> how they're not getting access through more than just your computer and your phone. >se snow. don't miss doug's latest track on the next storm headed our way. >> and the eagle cam is back. how soon before we could see some baby eaglets in the district? >>> this could be the final blow in the battle to stop the dakota access pipeline. tonight the army gave the pipeline the go-ahead. the chairman of the standing rock sioux says the tribe will challenge the army's decision in court and won't stop there. if the project gets finished, the tribe says it will push to get the pipeline shut down. >>> two people ac

at night at her home by her movement when her mom woke up the next day lizzie and her baby were gone. her mom was very concerned about her n so she reported her as mazing person to the police. we have assumed the. they've received conflicting information about her disappearance. if you have any information, give them a call. > we now know who is going to be the next mayor of fairfax city. voters went to the polls today in a special election. the winner david meyer. he won 42 percent of the vote. meyer beat fellow council members eleanor schmidt and michael demarco. it was called after richard silverthorne was resigned last month. he was charged in drugs for the city council appointed stieve stomach brace as interim mare. he will stay in the job until meyer is sworn in. a federal appeals court is expected to rule in days on whether president trump's ban on immigrants is constitutional. they heard arguments from the justice department and from lawyers with washington state who challenged the order. the appeals court will decide whether to up hold or up hold the ban. in an unusual's move

neil: is lizzie there? liz: yes, sir. neil: lizzie, i thought it was -- predamanga? stuart: very good. neil: there is nothing ever ready to eat in france, period. you're waiting for that food, delicious as it is you will be waiting a while. that's not cutting it. isn't lizzie amazing? liz: no. neil: she knows, she has forgotten know in an hour than i have learned in my life. that is how scary smart she is. liz: no. neil: stuart: what the is name of this show? neil: well i'm just commenting on the great group that you have with you that sort of propped you up. stuart: "varney & company," okay? neil: right. stuart: now it is "coast to coast". ashley: yes. neil: thank you very much. i learned something every single day. all right. i have learned this because sometimes these things get lost even in english. everyone is commenting on mnuchin, treasury secretary what he said. did anyone catch the explosive line that i think a lot of people, it isn't dawning on them. a tax package by august! by august. that is not a vote, that's something clearing the white house by august.

happening right now in fairfax county- the search for a missing teen - and her baby. 16-year-old lizzyolindres and 5-month old aidan rivera were last seen on january 14th. police are concerned they might be in danger. detectives are asking you to take a good look at their pictures- and call if you have any information. right now.. the search continues for a bobcat that escaped from it's enclosure at the national zoo. ollie somehow freed herself sometime monday and is believed to be in the woodley or cleveland park neighborhoods. for recess, just in case she decided to pop up. if you think you see her -- do not go near her--call animal control. it's xx and we're just getting started. the pick is in.. neil gorsuch is headed to the supreme court.. reaction from lawmakers and what it means for the nations highest court.. good morning washington. happy february!! - roller coaster ride of temps over the next 10 days - 40s today through friday; 30s this weekend - very light wintry mix sunday (low impact - nothing to get excited about) - overcast. a bit cooler. highs: 49-52 winds: w 5-10 mph t

lizzy colin dress and her son a aidan showed up at their home last night. they're looking for the baby's father. no word yet on where the missing mom and baby were for the past few weeks. >>> trouble just before takeoff. passengers forced to deplane because of somebody on board. we're going to see what had travelers fearing for their safety. >>> and another blast of winter weather pounding the northeast. some areas could see up to two feet of snow. >>> don't go anywhere if you want your end of the weekend dose of excitement. the caps start their week with a smile after giving a week to remember to one super stick handler. the biggest move of the sports week belongs edition. plus the top terp honored. what having his name in the rafters mnsea t . >>> my full forecast coming up in minutes. but right now i'm tracking damaging winds quickly moving into the area. fairfax momentarily the district right around 11:17. mount vernon at 11:30. again, damaging winds producing wind damage across the area. this is only the beginning. they'll be around throughout the day

i'm lizzie bermudez. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we visit a full-service butcher bringing new meaning to "farm to table." >> the idea is you can come here, shop for your meat, go home, and cook up an awesome meal. or forget about it, and we'll take care of you at the restaurant. >> then, a french pastry chef gives us a lesson on preparing authentic macaroons. >> it has that crispy and then the chewy and the creamy. >> are you kidding me?! and aubrey visits her two old friends who started a business honoring their culture and cuisine. >> we're adding our own personal twist in being able to share not only a part of our culture, part of our family, and a part of some of the things that we love. >> plus, we head downtown for some home cookin'. >> now, these chicken legs we have roasted in our charcoal oven. so you probably don't have a

he was right choice, fire leaker who created meanwhile, lizzie thinks the resignation is just the tip of the iceberg, she tweets no flynn did not act alone. he's not going to oppose his goose who lays the golden egg. president trump knew and knows. and finally, nathan wrote -- as america rejected hillary rodham clinton corruption, if flynn lied, there was a reason. he must reject him as we did hrc. hashtag #flynnresignation. what do you think about general flynn's resignation? log on to any of the social media pages and join in the conversation. >>> the united nations court council has anonymous -- security council has unanimously condemned north korea's new missile test. it's using solid fuel instead of liquid to eject from the mobile launcher. and analysts say the achievement is a dangerous step forward in north korea's pursuit of a deliverable nuclear weapon and it's a first test for president trump. months of silence from pyongyang. kim jong nam is dead. south korean news outlets are reporting that kim was killed in malaysia by two women with poisoned needles at the kuala lumpur a

. >>> in the ca arrest -- lizzy, police arrested the baby's father. >>> the number of missing children in our area is staggering. let's break it down to show you the scope of the problem. we checked the data base of the national center for missing and exploited children, and you can see here what we found. four missing children in dc, 115 in the state of maryland, and 368 missing in the state of virginia. that's according to the website. now there's many more missing children who are not on the list, and some have not been reported missing, and others are not considered exploited children and we feel it's important to note one of the four missing children on the website is alesha rudd. she was 8 when she disappeared with a janitor, and march will mark 3 years since she was last seen. wusa 9 is committed to bringing lost kids home. we started the campaign shortly after alicia disappeared. you can find pictures of those who have gone missing on our wusa 9 facebook page and our app. >>> tonight in virginia, dozens of protesters spoke out against the republican policies on immigration and

charlie gasparino, lizzie macdonald. how do you think it went. >> i think it went well.that's true. >> security apparatus and intelligence community wants to get donald trump. he wants to shake up the intelligence community. that is reporting we're hearing from d.c. i think it is interesting the israel leader mentioned the heart of the deal. he is supposed to come in shake up washington, d.c., except, washington, d.c., the establishment getting its licks in on donald trump right now. neil: not relenting. what do you think of that? >> i'm not condoning what the intelligence community is doing can trying to destablize our government which is what they're doing, but he kind ever started it going out there, they were horrible. they were bad. they screwed up on this, that and other thing. lo and behold they start leaking about him. neil: that doesn't justify it. >> i said that. it does not. they're actually -- neil: saying horrible things about our president. >> destablizing the presidency of donald trump. neil: to lizzie's kind of point, this drags on a while and makes it di

lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the latest. a rather shocking editor to a football fairy tale? now become one of sport's most famous victims after the success of last year. bbc sports editor dan rowan reports. at least there is still some loyalty left in leicester. claudio ranieri and the city both came to terms with his dismissal, the miracle worker out of work —— dan roan. emotions among the neighbours, running high. work —— dan roan. emotions among the neighbours, running highm work —— dan roan. emotions among the neighbours, running high. it is a disgrace! having masterminded the least likely and most popular triumph ever seen in the premier league, the italian has become the victim of its most controversial sacking. nine months ago he was the toast of leicester... but the fizz has long gone, today's press conference flat. the man who stood beside him in the dugout was left to describe his mood. a bit shocked, as we all were, but his tone was no different. very level—headed in terms of, that is football. can you categorically say he had not lost some parts of the dressing r