reporting in lowden county, michael quander, wusa9. everyone had to be evacuated from a fire that started in a third floor kitchen. >>> the flames traveled up the ventilation system and shot smoke down the top. no one was hurt, but it made a military convention change up its night. >> we were told it wasn't a drill, it was a real fire thing. we all sat there and they told us we needed to get out of the hotel. so, i grabbed my left. >>> a couple of people from the second floor jumped. firefighters were able to catch them. so, we had a pretty chaotic scene. we were able to make those rescues. and, you know, it's a good story to tell, but it is fortunate we got called when they did. >> we are going to help someone replace the medicine that they have lost or get clothing for their children. so, financial support is the key thing for an event like this. >> this fire was so bad, people had to jump from windows. hundreds of people are out of their home to night after a fire gutted an apartment building in northwest dc. the three story buildin

the lowden area around 6:52.ine hill, 6:44, well, it is 64:00 it, so basically on top of you at this point specially moving at 45 miles an hour, extremely fast moving and dangerous situation now developing in south-central new jersey, one more time back to the velocity, try to give you an idea once again where that maybe upper level rotation is at the national weather service was indicating could potentially have the potential to maybe form a tornado. so again, right around gloucester, just now past gloucester, south of us30, circumstance tell for you, casino every right in here, is where we are looking for that rotation. the reason we're looking there is when you have a green and red next to each other on this velocity image, what we are looking at is he winds upper level, moving away from the radar site, of course fort dix is our radar site. right now seeing green and red touching together she we could be upper leveled some rotation potentially there. that's why this tornado warning still in effect for another

. >> harry joins fellow newcomers jack lowden, tom glynn-carney and fionn whitehead, a 20-year-old unknownshing dishes. >> i was coming out onto the beach and there was 1,300 extras, and there was explosions going off. and the purr panic and terror. >> director christopher nolan -- you know the guy behind christian bale's "batman" and leo's "inception" -- says he handpicked the young cast. who accurately represents the young men involved in this true story about the evacuations of soldiers from a ravished beach in france during the war. >> the traditional thing in hollywood movies is to cast 28, 29-year-olds, 30-year-olds and pretend they are younger. i wanted to cast people of the right age. and the first one to the last one to leave. >> this two-second shot in the trailer has the internet asking, does harry die? the singer gave a hint telling "rolling stone," "it was hard, man, physically really tough, but i love acting. i love playing someone else. i'd sleep really well at night, then get up and continue drowning." >> you're going to watch a super intense movie. >> i mean, keep harry al

>> we start tonight with breaking news out of lowden county. a two-year-old girl has died after being found in a pool. this happened in sterling around 11:00 this morning. the family telling our michael qander that the girl and her brother snuck out of the house, the mother found them both unresponsive in the pool. the girl died at the hospital. the boy is in critical condition. police have launched an investigation. >>> well, the five was so bad, people had to jump from windows. hundreds of people out of their homes tonight after an early morning fire gutted an apartment building in northwest dc. the three stor peabody street between 13th and 14th streets. several people got hurt including some firefighters while they fought that fire for hours, we have team coverage including a one on one interview with a mom who grabbed her family to escape. what happened? here is stephanie gailhard. >> reporter: this is one of the most significant fires dc has had in about the last ten years. residents were hanging out of those windows you see there trying

gina lowden loudon.person or persons that james comey protected, like hillary, if we have any felonies. >> no obstruction of justice that was proven yesterday. listen, the only group that is less self-aware than hillary clinton is the media. it continues to throw story and story after another that's not true. that's against the president. all through the campaign when he was candidate trump. now they are doing it as the president and underestimating the american voter. we see through it. we recognize that this president is fighting for the american person. for jobs and wages and better health care and national security. the media can continue to be and lack self awareness and continue to lie and be dishonest but middle america knows the president is fighting for them. >> sean: we saw the poll, 60% of americans don't trust the media. great to see you, by the way. one of the more important aspects here -- they were so not prepared for him winning. i think the president was right today. this whole russia th

investigation, they do tell me that nabra was assaulted, again, once in fairfax county and the other in lowden county. like you mentioned, they are looking into whether one of those was a sexual assault. again, family members right now, they are still trying to make sense of this tragedy. and in the meantime, they say, they are now discussing changing their security policy at the mosque. >> we have to help each other making sure that everyone who comes into the center or any other center for that mat is her safe and taken care of, so, you know, we're working dill renzly to making sure everybody failsafe and just to give everybody that, you know, ease, and peace, knowing that they can come and be safe at the adams center. >> reporter: again, we here right next to this makeshift memorial. now, nabra's funeral is tomorrow at 1:30 at the adams center we're told by fellow community members, already seen such an outpouring of support on social media with that hashtag, justice for nabra. we expect to see more people attends tomorrow's funeral, as women. and also, continuing to update you on this inve

go through heading west from fairfax county when they would go through all the gap and plunge into lowden county, but they knew they have now gotten into oz. it was a nervous thing for them, the rangers would be up on the ridgelines watching them and mosby, it was truly in many ways mosby's confederacy, and again, he was never truly challenged except on two occasions for ownership. he was the only unit northern or southern, that stayed in that area for any great extent of time. another tool that he brought to the table and he used was a partisan ranger act. when this is distilled down to its very basics, it says that partisan ranger units can be formed in a calvary or infantry, they will be an official part of the confederate army, officers will be duly commissioned, the men will be paid the same as regular confederate soldiers. the big difference is that anyone in a partisan ranger unit was allowed to keep anything he captured on or during the fight. weapons, ammunition, horses, tack, whatever it might be. if they didn't keep that, if they did not want that piece of equipment or that hor