southeast active house firee alabama avenue southeast attheaa naylor road. a good news is we're not gettinggt reports of any injuries.ries metrobus on delay around thisaru intersection so check the the metrobus schedule. alabama avenue blocked rightavue now. aside from that skyfox over on the outer loop by river blocking the shoulder there. th. that's the off ram them outer loop to river road and nd it's causing big delays. big de. traffic backing up into thato right lane on the outer loopne o as you w tait patiently to geto past that scene.scene. as we switch things over rightho now for a lookve at our maps, i addition to that if you're taking the rails today, someme metro delays.deys. switch problem atblem stadium-armory. and silver slvere line delays top franconia and wiehle reston. rest the rest of your metro railetrol lines on time. for the rest of your commute acm lot of congestion starting toono pop up.n star 50 inbound through cheverly,nd , the outer loop through collegelc park, 95 to georgia.orgia. about a 10 minute slow downlow d and then as you ma

a 15-year-old male and a 16-year-old female at the naylor road station. male remains hospitalized in critical condition. no lookout or suspect information. but again, service normal here. although there is a crime scene there at that bus bay. back to you. >> thanks for the update. >>> three alexandria men will be honored this weekend for their decades of inspiring the city's youth. all three are former employees at the rec department and worked during the most difficult times of integration. they were coaches and mentors for thousands of kids. many of those kids went on to become professional athletes, successful businessmen, and are themselves now mentors to youth. >> i think everyone recognizes that the "remember the titans" movie, the 1971 football team here, many of the players on that team and certainly players on subsequent high school sports teams here were mentored by these individuals. they were ahead at times with respects to the idea that they were providing great services, provi mentorship, working with families to make sure their children wer

. >>> maureen naylor got an update how people are getting around. reporter: sky fox is overhead showing what the vine hill mudslide looks like from the air. the mountains spills on to highway 17 covering the two northbound lanes and debilitating a main traffic artery. on the ground crews prepare to resume clearing it. this retiree from santa jose seeing the work and tree limbs made him appreciate the force of nature. >> it is amazing the mountain coming down. >> cal tran resumed work for the first time since it was halted because of the death of a worker thursday. crews plan to bill in dump trucks to remove the debris. >> in the meantime week of traffic nightmares and slow commutes for people that drive between santa cruz and the valley. >> isis brutal and nothing that i have seen in 20 years that i have lived here and taxing on everybody. >> during the commute time it took half of hour to drive north one exit in scott valley going less than two miles per hour at times. >> i just talked to a few people this morning. they are renting hotels in silico

in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a rescue operation to retrieve stranded horses that were cut off by the rising waters. they spent the last few days wading in flood waters. ali an that gomez is in san jose to show us the rescue today. alyana. >> reporter: frank, good evening. it was a very difficult operation, one that took a lot of time and patience given the proximity to coyote creek. the horses are being boarded on property along that creek there. some of them were brought here to the police equine center where they can rest, they can eat, and by the looks of them they have been doing pretty well. >> reporter: it was a tall order, rescuing 28 horses that had been stranded for days in flood waters by coyote creek. >> the water wasn't too high but it is really strong. >> reporter: current was difficult to dredge through especially with horses who are scared and tense. >> horses don't like water because they can't see where their feet are going, plus it makes noise and it's moving funny. >> reporter: once the rescue group cleared the crossing they followed the muddy p

alabama avenue at naylor road in southeast. some metro bus delays. mention that through that area because of the closures there. no major road closures but it does reroute those routes. broken down car in one lane there northbound bw. crash on the right side in that delay, also a vehicle stopped causing some pain as well. chuck bell, good morning. >> good morning. if you're planning on doing stuff outside, first you've got to look at this. this was the show in the skies last night, a meteor streaked across parts of the upper midwest. you can see the reflection of it in the roofs of the cars and the thispolice dash cam video was from just outside of chicago. haven't had any reports of anyone around here that saw it last night. if you did let me know on twitter. >> cold and dry outside this morning with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. this is about as cold as it's going to be between now and thursday. this evening there will be an opportunity for a little light rain coming in late this evening, but most of your plans will be dry for today and then as

we have live team coverage with debora villalon and maureen naylor with some of the problems people are facing. >> we had significant rainfall this morning and this afternoon. we saw up to five inches in the coastal hills, almost six inches in ben lomond. in the san lorenzo river there was or a flood warning was dropped. very significant rainfall in a short amount of time a very powerful storm. we saw numerous watches and warnings go up today. a lot of the warnings have gone down, but there are still flood warnings out there. let's take a look at what's left of the bay area. this area right here, this is going to be the creek. and that warning will go down at 10:15. now the flood warning over here in alameda creek that will go away at 10:15 up here in san lorenzo river. that has been dropped. now this is the one we are watching out here in this area. this is a levy breach and this is right off of the san joaquin river. it uncovers a huge area. but this whole area in here basically is being allowed to take on a lot of water. the levy has been breached. there's a flood warning that will s

metro transit police want to know who shot two teens at a bus stop outside naylor road station aroundthis morning. a 16-year-old girl being treated for non-life threatening injuries. >>> d.c. police are trying to find out who shot two people in northeast overnight. two men are now in the hospital after they were found with injuries on 51st street. >>> and the democratic national committee is in atlanta today to vote on its new national chairman. former montgomery county council member tom perez is a top candidate. minnesota congressman keith ellison is another top candidate. ellison is the first muslim ever elected to congress. >>> we have got a weather alert day here on news4 because we are talking about thunderstorms, possibly a tornado. >> you know, what's really important is just the timing of all of this. right now if you were to step out, it's nice and calm. kierein to break it all down for us. >> good morning. we're going to have a strong cold front sweeping through this afternoon. between now and then, balmy temperatures. blustery winds developing this morning. predawn, we're

this is the naylor road metro parking lot. the entire lot is a crime scene.he parking lot of the old ledges. this is where buses are being allowed to go to pick people up and let them off. they're going to have to walk across. now, they are allowing folks to walk into the metro station and the station is open to rail traffic. but all of this is after this shooting earlier this morning. that was about 2:00 a.m. when two teens were at a bus bay at this metro stop when they were shot. a 15-year-old male and a 16-year-old female. we understand that the male is in critical condition. there is no suspect information and no lookout at this point from metro. but they are collecting evidence still at that bus bay. and that is why this entire parking lot is now a crime scene. both on the branch avenue side and on this traffic. but you're just going to have to walk through that crime scene in the designated areas while they gather evidence. again, two teens shot and injured here. 15-year-old male and a 16-year-old female. male as we understand is in critical condition.

somebody started shooting at a 15-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl as they would've for a bus at the naylor road metro station. bus riders were shocked to hear t this. people feel like they can do whatever they want. you have to protect yourself. the gun man walked away from the scene. investigators have surveillance help pinpoint a motive. followingtwo developing stories the south. in houston, the police are killer after an l who shot and killed while riding in the back seat of her mother's car. investigators say that two or speeding downe the road, one crashing into their car. moments later, a woman pulled shots.un and fired eight i thought she was coming to help. then she pulled his gun out the window and started shooting. and each one of those bullets car, rightk of my where my baby was. kimberly: i cannot even imagine. they say the mother was an innocent bystander. the police are hoping that cameras provide video evidence of the shooter. also developing, 20-some people are the hospital after a driver a crowd of people watching a gras parade in new orleans with a pickup truck. investiga

today maureen naylor went along with one family who returned to their apartment for the first time since it was flooded. it was very emotional as they saw what had happened. that story is coming up later. >> meantime highway 37 is finally back open again tonight. the highway between novato and vallejo has been closed off, off and on, i should say, since the beginning of the year. heavy rains flooded that section of roadway between highway 101 and atherton avenue. caltrans has been working on a fix for a couple of weeks. workers added asphalt and installed a barrier along 1500 feet of the east bound part of the highway to keep water off the road. once again tonight, this time due to a fallen tree. drivers heading through fremont to interstate 680 that corridor, can expect detours and delays. niles canyon has been one of the many bay area trouble spots during our recent storm. >>> sad news out of alameda county. today a sheriff's deputy died one day after being accidentally hit by an inmate transport bus. cristina rendon has been following the story since yesterday. >> reporter: frank, we

metro transit police making known as thee naylor road metro station in hillcrest heights after two natures were shot here while waiting for a bus. >> it could have been me. it could have been any of us. reporter: the 13-year-old and her friend now filled with fear. a 15-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl were hit around 2:00 a.m. this morning as they waited inside this bus shelter. the window left shattered and the teenagers rushed to the hospital. >> it is really sad. reporter: according to investigators, a male suspect opened fire and left the scene on foot. the motive is unclear. this afternoon, buses and and shards of glass are left behind. left shaking their heads and praying for the young victims. >> when the weather gets warm, people feel they can do whatever they want. >> you have to protect yourself. make sure your kids are not out there. reporter: police tell us they are also scanning surveillance video trying to get a better idea of what led to this shooting. once we get those details, we will let you know. reporting live in hillcrest heights, ryan hughes. new tonight, a d.c. c

here is what we know police say the assault happened near the intersection of suitland parkway and naylor road in hillcrest heights we've also learned it happened inside a car...around 3 this morning. the victim was able to flag down a d-c police officer... the suspect ran into nearby woods park police is looking for that suspect their being helped by d-c police and prince george's county police the victim wasn't hurt in all of this we don't know right now if the victim and suspect knew each other. this morning people in the d.c. area are reflecting on one of the most tragic incidents in our area's history.. event was held last night at the national law enforcement museum. on january 13th, 1982, an air florida plane struck the 14th street bridge and plunged into the potomac river. 78 people were killed, including four on the ground. five others survived. retired detective eric witzig says to reach the victims quickly, he and his partner sped down the national mall. he was honored last night, along with retired u.s. park police pilot don usher. after the crash, usher swooped in and plucked

this happened at the naylor road metro area. the windows just shot out. on the ground. police say somebody in a passin car opened fire. a 15-year-old boy critically hurt, and a 16-year-old girl is expected to survive her injuries. metro transit police say both were taken to the hospital, but no word on what exactly sparked this. >>> leaders in the district are trying to stop that kind of violence. news4's derrick ward shows how they are working together to make a difference. >> reporter: a violent week in the district. evidence markers, crime scene tape, officers down, seen too often repeated on the street. saturday afternoon, a different kind of reaction, facing off on the court instead of the courtroom. d.c. police cadets versus students and ball players from anacostia high school. >> stop the violence, basketball-style. >> reporter: frederick is one of the organizers of this annual stop the violence basketball classic. stemming from an earlier effort to curb police brutality. >> really, at the end of the day, it amounts to o >> reporter: and the effort has grown into

16-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy were waiting for a bus just steps from the entrance to the naylor road metro station. police are investigating. officials say they are look for a male suspect but it's not clear if they believe him to be a teenager like the victims. we spoke to people in the parking lot tonight who were waiting for friends and family to arrive on the train. >> i have a son, he's 35. i come and pick him up. it's so much destruction going on in this world. you know, i'm just scared for him. >> this is so pretty much it's very unsafe around here. pretty much you've got to be cautious about things around here. that's why i be over here waiting to pick him up. >> reporter: both victims are said to be in stable condition at a local hospital. live in temple hills, jackie bensen, news 4. >> yaqui bensen, thank you. >>> teachers, religious leaders, and police officers are all working together to top violence in the district. they organized a bajs tournament at anakostia high school in d.c. this was the first year for the event. teachers say it's important students have posit

maureen naylor shows us damage in the area including the rising waters. >> reporter: this is what it was like in north san jose. cars going through standing water that covered roads and crosswalks. nearby the south bay mobile home park on old oakland road, maria george was watching the rising waters flood the street and thinking about what items to save. >> i got my dogs, i got my house is here. i got 20 years year. there is a lot for me to take. >> reporter: she was hoping it wouldn't rise as high as it did in a past flood. the problem is this park against the creek and the create started flooding because the creek so high the storm drains couldn't do their job. >> if you look you can see the water is eight inches deep behind you right now. it wasn't there when i got here an hour ago. >> reporter: because of this crew and pumps the water started to go down. the concern is not over for this and a dozen other spots along the creek. >> our biggest concern right now is the water being released from anderson dam. we know that sometime tuesday morning it'll probably hit the peak flow and

. >> reporter: this paramilitary force led by tim naylor foley says it's facing off against drug cartelsm mexico, a stone's throw from here. they are heavily armed, well organized, and deeply committed. this is their target. captured on trail cameras they say they've planted. they say these are lines of so-called drug mules and the other undocumented immigrants marching their way across the border into arizona and beyond. they see it as the living embodiment of what president trump has warned about, the very reason he cites for that controversial executive order to build a wall. but here on the ground, there's just one problem with this border patrol. they aren't the border patrol. they're an unauthorized armed force called the azbr, arizona border recon, which respent time with after president trump's election. critics say they're dangerous. >> they're not law enforcement. don't have the authority to do immigration work. >> do you want this group gone? >> i would like that group not to be here. >> reporter: tony estrada is the long-time sheriff in nearby nogales, arizona, one of the nat

. >> i'm maureen naylor. heather holmes is off tonight. residents in a rural part of contra costa county are trying to figure out what to do next after a landslide destroyed a part of the road that has them cut off from the rest of town. >> contra costa officials met today with homeowners on morgan territory road near clayton. ktvu leigh martinez joins us live. leigh, county officials fear the entire road could go any time, right? >> reporter: yes. the situation has gotten much worse. the only way on to morgan territory road if you live back there is walking through this barricade. then once you get around the barricades there's a problem. the crack today is much bigger. we're seeing more of the road slip down. now the low is the creek. what we're being told by public works the creek is cutting into the side of the hill. it's eroding the side of the hill. that's contributing to the collapse, plus you have the collapse on top of the hill, the landslide on top of the hill. so everyone is worried this road is going to eventually just complete

district, tc fire is fighting a house fire right now in southeast, happening at alabama avenue and naylor we are being told that there is heavy fire from a two-story detached home. they think the home is vacant. it broke out at 5:50 this morning. several crews are on the scene right now. the house is in poor condition, with holes on the floors. if you are in that area you may see police with fire activity and accrue their we have headed to the scene as soon as it comes back to the newsroom. but for now we send it back to you. tory: a really busy morning get quite a bit going on. au super bowl. eileen: tracking some chilly temperatures this morning, waking up at 35 degrees outside the stormwatch 7 weather center. dale city is one of our coldest spots. grad that jacket heading out the door this morning. jacket were the weather, it will be cool but comfortable, 40 seven, with a drop off temperature of 55. afternoon time at the playground , that's what i would do this afternoon. pd is going to look forward to a nice, long walk. a brighter as you are leaving work, 48 with high clouds becoming

alisa say that the assault happened near the intersection of suitland parkway and naylor road.e know that it happened inside of a car 3:00 this morning. downictim was able to flag a police officer in the area. the suspect that ran out of the car and into the nearby woods. part police are looking for the suspect now. the victim was not hurt in all of this, but right now police do not know if the victim and the suspect knew each other. we are waiting for an update and will pass the information along as soon as we get it. autria: thank you, jummy. to the weather center. veronica johnson is checking on the hump day forecast for us. veronica: not bad at all. temperatures are running above average this morning, back to average, in fact, accelerating into what will be a cold weekend for us, lifting back into warmth next week, really putting these temperatures here true to form. roller coaster temperatures that we have been mentioning over the last couple of weeks, following the ups and downs continuing. 30's this weekend, 60's next week. stepping out the door, about upper 30's to 40 d

maureen naylor at the summit and the santa cruz mountains with the progress being made. >> i want to show you at 4:00 not the height of the commute. southbound highway 17 and the far side and you can see a long line of taillights, not normal and it has been normal because of the mudslide. the glimmer of hope, work resumes on clearing it and cal tran has no stim for when it will be cleared. i want to show you video we shot earlier of the slide when we were driving northbound on highway 17 at vine hill road as work resume. i want to show you we have new aerial images from sky fox that showed the magnitude of the mudslide that still covers the two northbound lanes of highway 17. cal tran says it was able to resume work to clear the slide for the first time since it stopped after worker's death thursday. it comes after weeks of limited travel on highway 17. now for about six miles of four lane freeways turns into two lanes. we spoke with a realtor that says he has had friends rent hotel rooms in silicon valley and plan to stay there for a few days to avoid the commute that is between two

the naylor road metro station is now open after two teenagers were shot there over the weekend. teens were waiting for a bus around 2:00 a.m. when someone shot at them. a 15-year-old boy was seriously hurt. a 16-year-old girl was also shot and expected to survive. no one has been arrested. >>> the suspect killed during a police shooting in the district had a long criminal history. police say that tennessee williams tried to run from officers on thursday night. there was a struggle before gun fire was exchanged. according to court records williams has been in trouble with the law since 1989. it included an eight-year prison sentence where he crashed a stolen car into a montgomery county police cruiser. one of the two officers shot is now out of the hospital. >>> the man killed the lion sisters won't be going to trial any time soon. this is a story that affected our area for more than 40 years. the trial has been moved to september. it was supposed to begin in april. he's accused of murdering the 12-year-old and the 10-year-old in 1975. they were last seen walking near a mall. the

maureen naylor got an update on the progress today and the creative ways that some people are getting around it. she joins us from the summit at 17. >>> an update 30 minutes i learned that there was an excavatedder to rid of the loose soil and they have a plan for the incoming storm on thursday. i want to show you the traffic. this way is san jose and this is santa cruz and look at the cars stretching southbound. we her stories of patience being tested and how people are trying to avoid the commute. sky fox was overhead showing the vine hill mudslide looks like from the air. the mountains spills on the highway 17 covering the two northbound lanes debilitating a main traffic artery. while on ground, crews prepare to resume clearing its. >> wow. wow. reporter: this retiree from san jose say seeing the dirt and rock and tree limbs made him appreciate the force of nature. >> it t amazing the whole mountain coming down. that's only a piece of it. reporter: cal tran says they were able to resume work for the first time since it was halted because of the death of a worker thursday. crews pla

police tell us it happened near the intersection of suitland parkway and naylor road in hill crest heightsble to flag down a dc police officer, the suspect ran into the would see. unclear if the victim and suspect know each other. on capitol hill today, the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote on jeff session s, his vote was delayed yesterday, democrats believe he needed nor scrutiny, after president's expensive order on im-- executive order on immigration. we'll let you know what happens. a little cooler today, veronica johnson >> reporter: this february kicking off with some milder temperatures, yes, chilly out there right now but we'll see the mercury rise into the 40s. close to 50 degrees with mainly dry conditions under the overcast sky. super bowl sunday, mainly light rain starting late morning ending mid afternoon. maybe some wet snow mix. any isolated spots with slick conditions north and west of dc. look at next week, back into the 60s tuesday and wednesday with rain. >> reporter: mid week commit, looking at volume delays across the [technical difficulties]. [audio diffi

new at 10:00 ktvu maureen naylor is on campus attending the event. and also what was off limits? >> reporter: frank security was in place tonight. the 83-year-old justice spoke about women's rights. a meaningful life is living outside themselves. as the light rain fell this evening in stanford, inside the memorial church about 1,200 students, faculty and staff gave a standing ovation during a rare opportunity to hear the u.s. supreme court justice. affectionately referred to as the no more tows -- notorious rbg. he sat down with the religious life. the meaningful life for her and for the others. >> it is a meaningful life. and when it is not just for one's self, but for their community. >> for the united states and their supreme court. this was not her first visit to stanford as she spoke to the law school in 2013. the moderator said she would not be able to discuss certain topics. >> it would include other orders. she is just not allowed to talk about it, okay? >> and the justice did say this about asking how to expand the civil discourse. when people were respectful of each oth

early yesterday morning, two teenagers were shot outside the naylor road metro station.l and 15-year-old boy are both in stable condition this hour. metro transit police an are investigating. >>> d.c. police faced off with students on the court instead of in the courtroom. it's part of a new event called stop the violence. this first event was yesterday afternoon in southeast. it was organized by teachers, religious leaders, and the police. teachers say it allows students to have positive interactions with police. >> we have a lot of issues. you know, we've had student deaths, things that impact our community from outside into the building. it's really important we get involved with the churches, any type of community leaders. >> acting d.c. police chief was on the court as well. he said events like these translate to better relationships between the officers and their community. >>> the trial for a chilling montgomery county case is now delayed. lloyd welch is charged with killing sheila and katherine lyon in 1975. they were abducted while walking to wheaton mall. accor

metro transit police say a 15-year-old boy and a teenage girl were shot waiting for a bus outside the nayloroad metro station. it happened around 2:00 this morning. and we're also following this breaking news where prince georges county police are now investigating a homicide. they say a woman was found with a gunshot wound early this morning. so far no suspect has been identified. >>> we are going to get a check on your ere's a big shift cthom >>> this saturday severe storms are possible. with more on that, let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> it's due to a cold front sweeping through this afternoon. right now it's producing just some rain showers. no storms here in the west. virginia, western pennsylvania. as it gets closer to us here this afternoon, they'll likely intensify. as they do, we could get some brief damaging winds, maybe some hail. and perhaps a brief tornado. that's between 1:00 and 4:00 p.m. in the metro area. before then, the low 70s by early afternoon. then after that front goes by, temperatures plunge into the 40s tonight. 30s much of the region by dawn s

killed two teenagers the shooting happened 2:00 this morning and the teens were waiting for are abusty naylor road metro station with when the shooting took place the teens were taken to the hospital for treatment and we're told they're in stable condition. no word yet on what led to the shooting police are still trying to determine a motive. meanwhile, less than an hour later police were responding to a murder in springdale the body of a woman was found near ardmore road and yellow lane there. someone shot the woman. they are now trying to find the person responsible we don't know the woman's identity yet or what led to the shooting. police are asking any with information about this case to give them a call. >> he's coming he's coming. >> is anyone else in there? is anyone else? >> a maryland man is sending a very special thank you tonight to the d.c. police officers that pulled him from the burning car. 58-year-old michael smith hit a light pole own bladeensburg row and his rescue was captured on the officer's body worn cameras. reremains in intensive care where he is recovering from a frac

naylor and an australian and a canadian, to see there is a national world war i museum and memorial in in the heartnd not of the mall in washington, d.c. in a 200 story building looming over and telling everyone this is the most important event in the history of mankind, it is very strange. and i am always interested in the place of world war i in national history, because you learn a lot about the national history of the country and where .orld war i is in that history if you are from canada or australia or britain or france, world war i is a hell of a lot more important than world war ii. if you are from the u.s., russia, or germany, world war ii tends to be a hell of a lot more important than world war i. there is an easy answer to that, dead people, casualties, no comparison. a lot more people died in those countries -- canada, britain, france -- in world war i abandoned world war ii. and for those other countries, when it comes to world war ii -- canadians die a lot more in world war i because we are there in the trenches the whole time. canada tends to get in world wars immediate

our maureen naylor is in the rock springs neighborhood of san jose with some of the progress that is being made there today. >> reporter: officials estimate this area may have been hit the hardest, and it was absolutely devastating to watch one family return home. it's a lot of activity to clean up. i want to show you some of the progress. you have a major line for sewage and water that's being flushed out because a pump station failed. that was one of the problems. i want to show you down the street. senter road at north dale avenue. this area is under evacuation but this is the first time in three days there is not standing water in the middle of this street. i don't know if you are able to see, but down the street that's actually mud, and that is actually the public health concern tonight and why firefighters are urging residents to stay out. but as i'm about to show you right now i want to introduce to you one family who defied that mandatory evacuation order because they were desperate to see their apartment. daisy and her mother had to wear white plastic bags around their feet

. >> i'm maureen naylor. heather holmes is off tonight. frank novaro was working as -- when he was stabbed. it happened around midnight. so far police say his killer has not been caught. we are live near the east ridge little league who is now in mourning. azenith? >> reporter: yes, frank novaro did not have any biological children of his own. but the young people he coached on this field were his children. tonight his family has friends, the entire community packed these fields. all of them coming to grubs with what happened. it is here where the 36-year- old devoted his life to the little league where he pleaded, becoming a coach when he turned 18. novar row i'm still waiting for his phone call. and i don't know if that will happen or not. >> outside the little league navarro worked as a security guard downtown san jose. tonight candles, flowers were at the entrance. just after midnight they discovered he had been stabbed, taken away dying at the hospital. according to witnesses, a man had initially come in with a fake i.d. denied entran

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shooting happened around 2:00 yesterday morning, police tell us the teens were waiting for a plus at the naylor station when the shooting took place, they were taken to a hospital for treatment and are in stable condition this morning. no word on what led up to the shooting a trying to determine the motive. >>> montgomery county now were where the owners of a car dealership are picking up the pieces after two vehicles crashed into the building. this happened yesterday afternoon at thes orman dealership on rockville pike. police tell us an employee driving a chevy tahoe suffered a medical emergency and smashed his car. the car also hit an oil drum inside that building. that oil spilled out in hazardous materials team had to be called in. no one was hurt in all of this and that oil was contained. >>> a dc elementary school dealing with a rodent and bed bugs problem is set to reopen. the school was shut to force down nearly three weeks ago, so the problem could be fixed. officials say there will be an open house tomorrow so the public can see classrooms first hasn't. john davis is also expected to

mni this is stanton elementarymear school on naylor road inadn southeast washington.here was a bedwaa bug incident here recently. nothing confirmed from d.c. ps officials they did say there's t no outbreak here.eaker there's no infestation here. unlike the incidents over att minor elementary school thatl 15th and f streets northeasteast washington where last night wee saw an exterminator truck theree at the school where there have been three isolated cases of bed bugs reported this month. some people who have kids in k i that school say they actually have had problem going back to t january last month. mth but school officials say they've week that have been reported tot them and they have some exomx terminating going on there. tre no school, no public school herr today d.c. ps schools. soo no kids there today. taking you back to savoy elementary school they've beenve doing cleanup work there a there couple of weeks now.ow we understand that savoy elementary school will reopen on february 27th that's a place a that we've been reporting on for a to you weeks now.ow inf

we're outside stanton elementary school, naylor road southeast.e. nothing confirmed from d.c. ps..y there's not anotn infestation here. that's what they're saying but'i we've heard from someoneeone affiliated with the school who says staff told them that, yes,y they have had bed bugs in thishi particular school.ch we also heard last night from aa viewer who sai school in the district that also has bed bugs. bs. the latest confirmed is minor elementary school in northeast d.c.c. we were there early yesterday morning.in and last night we saw an exterminator truck there at the school where apparently in thetl last week or so there have beene three individual cases ofases o students with bed bugs at the school, and like savoy elementary school in southeasttt d.c. where they're under going a massive cleanup inside the school, they're replacing alleyr the carpeting, savoy elementarye school will be reopened februar. at minor they're just trying tot upping, get the word out.orut the school is not closing orlosr anything but just getting the word out to families to do as d good job of chec

southeastoua look at these delay from several hours ago.go crews still wrapping up alabama avenue at naylor please allow for extra time.. throughout the neighborhood andd southeast portion of the pon o district. pennsylvania avenue at oldia avt marlboro pike as you make your r way out in forestville trafficfc lights are out.ghts aut please treat that intersectionso as a stop sign.n. allow for extra time towards tht beltway.way. red zone through oxon hill us as cross the wilson bridge and then northbound 295 crash blocking bn the right lane at benning road. causing big delays southbound 295 jams from 50 down to theown 11th street bridge.e. 50 inbound slow as well. well. back to you guys. ♪♪ >> one of our top stories atriea 8:00 o'clock.. classes will be canceled forll students acat savoy elementaryme school in southeast washington. >> school officials there tryinr to get a bed bug and rodentt infestation at the school underr control. >> melanie alnwick this morningi live outside of the school inln southeast. good morning, mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. normally o there would be a

this paramilitary force led by tim naylor foley is facing off against illegal drug cartels from mexicone's throw from here. they are heavily armed, well organized and deeply committed. but there's just one problem with this border patrol. they aren't the border patrol. they're an unauthorized armed force called the abra, arizona border recon which we spent time with after president trump's election. critics say they're dangerous. >> they're not law enforcement. they don't have the authority to do immigration work. >> do you want this group gone? >> i would like that group not to be here. >> tony estrada is the long-time sheriff in nogales, arizona, one of the nation's best known and at times dangerous border crossings. he shows us the steel fence already here in hopes of keeping the border secure and he echoes the border patrol said it does not endorse or support private groups or organizations taking border security matters into their own hands. as it could have adverse personal and public safety consequences. foley, a 57-year-old former construction worker is the group's founder. he

alabama avenue betwe naylor and 26th street, all lanes blocked, metro delays as well because of thate. this morning, northbound parkway at green belt road, new crash there. >>> we'll take a qubrk now, foca nt. >>> good morning, sun's up and mostly clear sky over washington this morning. it's cold out there, so don't forget your jacket first thing. 28 in good faithersburg and now 28 in winchester at 35 in washington. it is going toe a nice day to be outside today. plenty of sunshine early. clouds coming back lat o but a dry day in the low to mid-50s. quite warm indeed. even warmer near record high temperatures for tuesday and for wednesday with a pretty good chance of showers at least at colder weather returns on thursday. >> all right, thank you. >>> another local news update in 25 minutes. >> for now back to the "today" show after this short ea have a grt y. ♪ >>> all right back now 7:30 on a monday morning, this is the 6th today of february 2017. got a big crowd of people, some of them a little blearily-eyed out on the plaza. most of them stayed up to watch the big game. we'll go o