naylor road closed between p pacific northwest minnesota avenue.activity in the southeast portion of the district t also dealing with a freeway crash on the eastbound side at virginia avenue and then aside from that beltway crash top side. one has moved over to the shoulder on on the outer loop out by colesville road. but we're backed up from route one all the way to that crash scene at colesville road. left lane blocked. inner loop jams because of in. second crash from colesville road to university boulevard where the crash scene is. allow a lot of extra minutes. dealing with a 35 minute delay on the outer loop. inner loop more about 15 minute slow down but still big problems. 270 southbound volume building from the truck scales through urbana. into newburg you a big crash involving several injuries. edgehill road is closed. a live look at that as soon as it becomes available. keep it to fox5. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> live look at the capitol dome. we have that look for you now under chilly skies, 37 degrees. just a few hours the house i

>> this is off of naylor road. police got a call last night from a concerned citizen so they headed out to the location. this is naylor road in southeast and they found a man shot in the head. they took him to the hospital. he did not survive those injuries. at this point, we have little information to go on as far as a motive or even a lookout for a suspect in this case. so again, this is now a homicide investigation taking place around shortly after midnight last night off naylor road in southeast. >>> thank you. president trump is issuing an ultimatum to house republicans. vote on the gop plan to replace the affordable care act act today or it stays. >> this was delivered by his budget director last night making it clear that if there is noot to move on to other priorities. right now that vote is expected to happen at some point this afternoon. republican leaders postponed the vote last night. the big question remains, do they have enough votes to pass it? new changes were made to the bill overnight to both get

>> this is off of naylor road.rom a concerned citizen so they headed out to the location. this is naylor road in southeast and they found a man shot in the head. they took him to the hospital. he did not survive those injuries. at this point, we have little information to go on as far as a motive or even a lookout for a suspect in this case. so again, this is now a homicide investigation taking place around shortly after midnight last night off naylor road in southeast. >>> thank you. president trump is issuing an ultimatum to house republicans. vote on the gop plan to replace the affordable care act act today or it stays. >> this was delivered by his budget director last night making it clear that if there is noot

this is in southeast off of naylor road. this is the scene here on the 1900 block of nay error road in southeast. we understand the scene happened about midnight last night, and one person was shot, did not survive their injuries. we have so tell you about who police are looking for, what that suspect is described as, what they were wearing. very little to go off this morning, but again, a homicide investigation. d.c. police now conducting on the 1900 block of naylor road in southeast. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:03 now and president trump has a strong message for his fellow republicans. vote on the gop plan to replace the affordable care act today or it stays. >> it was delivered by his budget director in a meeting with house republicans last night making it clear that if there is no vote, the president is ready to move on to other priorities. right now that vote is expected to happen at some point this afternoon. it comes after republican leaders postponed the vote last night, but the big question remains, do the

. >> i am matt naylor, the president and c.e.o. here at the national world war i museum and memorial. this memorial and museum is such a striking image on the kansas city skyline. a great story goes with that. it was in 1919 that a group of business commuters gathered and said let's do something to honor the war heroes of kansas city and create a tribute to peace. what you see behind me is the outcome of that. they raised $2.5 million, the equivalent today of about $40 million. the people gathering on this site in 1921, about 100,000 people in a city of 250,000, and the remarkable memorial being withructed and opening president calvin coolidge in 1926. again the people of the , community gathering here. about 150,000 people, the largest crowd that a president of the united states had spoken to up until that time. such was i think the outpouring of honor for those who had served in world war i across the nation. and also, a yearning for peace and a different sort of future than the most recent past. this memorial comes with many com

. >> i am matt naylor, the president and c.e.o. here at the national world war i museum and memorial. this memorial and museum is such a striking image on the kansas city skyline. what a great story goes with that. it was in 1919 that a group of business leaders gathered and said let's do something to honor the war heroes of kansas city and create a tribute to peace. what you see behind me is the outcome of that. of fundraising campaign lasted only two weeks and raised $2.5 million, the equivalent today of about $40 million. the people gathering on this site in 1921, about 100,000 people in a city of 250,000, and the remarkable memorial being constructed and opening with president calvin coolidge in 1926. and again, the people of the community gathering here. at that time, about 150,000 people, the largest crowd that a president of the united states had spoken to up until that time. such was, i think, the outpouring of honor for those who had served in world war i across the nation. and also, a yearning for peace and a different so

she was seen off naylor road in the southeast. we've put her picture on social media. you can. >>> fairfax county police are looking for a woman who posed as a target stole tens of thousands of dollars in new iphones. this happened to the target in mount vernon a couple of weeks ago. police say the woman pretended to be an employee, walked into the stockroom, took the phone and left. 11 before the hour now. we have breaking news involving the virginia's governor's race. >> reporter: new poll numbers shows democrats are tied up in the virginia governor's race. take a look at the results of a just released wason center for public policy voters. tom pariello has gained ground since the last survey in february and is now tied up with lieutenant governor ralph northam at 26%. former national committee chair ed gilles pea leapie leads his competitors. they have president trump's job margin of error here is plus or minus 3.7%. aaron? >> molette, thank you. >>> president trump also getting ready to take a major swipe at former president barack obama's legacy on climate change.

police say they found a man shot and killed on naylor road at fair lawn avenue in southeast. we don't know how old he was or how this happened. police are looking for a suspect. >>> right now house republican leaders are in the same spot they were in yesterday. they're still trying to get enough votes to pass their bill to replace the affordable care act. that vote is expected to happen today. their latest effort involved making some changes to the bill to entice moderates and conservatives. it involves keeping tax on high income earners and leaving some to the states to decide. take a listen to is mixed messages coming in last night. >> there is no plan b. we're passing it. >> are you still a no? >> i am still a no. >> why? >> but sometimes on fourth down you kick the field goal. this, if it isn't a touchdown it's a field goal and it puts us ahead and sends it to the senate. >> at last check these are the republican lawmakers in our area who are planning to vote no in maryland andy harris and in virginia rob whitman, tom garrett and dave bratt. >>> six minutes after the hour

maureen naylor is there with an explanation as to why the rally was held today. maureen? >> reporter: well today's march 14 or pi day 3.14 and today hundreds of people including tech workers spent it here in palo alto city hall speaking out about the trump administration. at palo alto city hall. >> the computers will go fast. >> reporter: tech workers and non-profits spent this pi day holding anti-president trump signs and wearing trump pins. they wanted to send a message to the trump mained station ranging -- trump administration ranging in issues from women's rights and other issues. >> don't just ask about the stock options and how many ping- pong tables they have, but how much does the company give back to the community? >> reporter: 37-year-old brad taylor of san francisco who codes for a tech company during the day founded tech stands up in his spare time. >> this is the first step. this is the first rally we have ever had where we are an unknown. >> reporter: tech workers from mountainview to menlo park showed up. >> i'm glad silicon valley is participating. it's g

police tell us -- a man with a cane was shot in the head on naylor road near the intersection with fairlawn ave. just moments ago - police told us that shooting is now a homicide. authorities have suspect or victim information. also, no word on a possible motive. we will be sure to update you as soon as we get more details from police. larry, autria, back to you in the studio. happening now -- investigators trying to piece together what led up to a shooting in charles county that left two people dead, including a child. two other people are now fighting for their lives. john gonzalez is live in waldorf this morning. john, what's the latest from police? stay on top of breaking news no matter where you are. follow us on twitter, and download our abc-7 app right to your smartphone to get the latest news at your fingertips. right now - d-c police are looking for two more missing teens. late last night, police put out an alert for 16-year-old anjel burl. she hasn't been seen since wednesday. the last place burl was spotted was on 43rd road in northeast. and another critical missing teen in south

naylor road shut down because of police activity.ack to you allison. >> erin thank you very has been following for months. we're talking about the high number of missing teens in the district. today d.c. mayor muriel bowser will hold a.m. facebook live town hall meeting toed a dress the ongoing concerns. specifically concerns of whether an increase and social media awareness about the missing teens is causing unnecessary panic in the community. the mayor's discussion follows a meeting earlier this week which sparked high emotions among concerned residents. >> some of these kids are run aways. some are missing and if you get on top of it and stop looking at everyone as a run away maybe the problem will be solved faster than what it is. >> ♪ >> police also clarified that most of these cases do not turn into amber alerts because they don't meet the specific qualifications including abduction or imminent danger of injury. the mayors facebook meeting begins at 1 o'clock this afternoon. >> charges against two teens 14-year-old rockville hi

maureen naylor spoke with the registrar of voters and the lawmaker leading that charge and what surprisedhim. maureen. >> reporter: well frank the south bay lawmaker spearheading the effort says he doesn't know if any other county elections office has been the subject of such audit, but he says after so many errors something has to be done. the santa clara county elections office is fairly quiet now but behind the scenes preparing for a state audit, after a number of errors with sample ballots, voter information guides, and vote by mail ballots. >> thank you very much mr. chair. >> reporter: assemblyman evan lowe, a democrat based in campbell, asked a committee for an audit of the registrar voter's office. wednesday the committee agreed. in a letter to santa clara county board president cited six champs of errors including more than 2,000 ballots mailed to ineligible voters. in 201100,000 sample ballots missing candidate sections. the same year there was missing information in voter pamphlets, and last year some voters got a guide with the wrong information. >> we're here to cooperate and

i'm maureen naylor. claudine is off. >> the moon is still out. >> i was checking out the beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. it shows how shallow the marine layer is below the deck. there you go. full viewment isn't that gorgeous. we are waking up with cloud cover. the patchy dense fog is rejoining us in the north bay valley locations. a nice view of the sunrise. the official sunrise is about four minutes ago and sets at 7:15. get out and enjoy. we have great weather coming our way. the number for san francisco is not updated. i can tell you that right now. temperatures are in the upper 40s. a few low 50s in areas around san francisco and oakland. santa rosa, 41. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we started yesterday. some a tad warmer, some a tad cooler. a dry pattern is in place but expect the patchy fog over portions of the north bay. visibility is looking good. napa 5 miles. santa rosa, 10. a half hour ago i showed you visibility readings down about a half mile in napa. it's fluctu

was last seen on 30th street just off naylor road.you see her, please call police. >>> president trump expected to sign an executive order today. news 4's tracie potts will have more on what this means in a few minutes. >>> a controversial way of drilling for oil or gas will soon be illegal in maryland. you've probably heard of fracking. it's not being done in maryland now. last night state senators voted to keep it that way. the bill heads to governor larry hogan. he supports the ban. a was set to end in october. >>> the woman arrested near the white house three times in one week will stay in jail until april 3rd. a judge says there is no reason to believe that marcy walls will abide by the stay away order. according to court documents she wanted a meeting with president trump and said she was motivated by other recent successful fence jumpers. wall pleated not guilty to a contempt of court charge yesterday and we know that she is expected to appear in federal court today to face unlawful entry charges. >>> take a look at this photo.

erika naylor ent and head and neck surgeon at the hospital of the university of penn.osen by the fda to implant a pacemaker like device. >> called a hyper per gloss sal nerve stimulator. >> it stimulates a nerve to open the airway helping to prevent obstructed breathing. >> this is a new thing that is in between having to struggle with c pap that you haven't been using effectively and doing more involved surgery. >> reporter: more painful procedures with lengthy recoveries that still may not have great results. but you have to qualify for the inspire therapy. you have to have moderate to severe sleep apnea and inability to tolerate or get good benefit from c pap. and you can't be significantly overweight. >> there are three incisions that happen in the implantation surgery. >> reporter: one to install the implant. another for the breathing sensor, and then the third for the stimulator that opens the airway remote control turns it on and and off with a sleep timer. >> you can think of it as pacemaker for the tongue. >> you can feel your tongue moving. you can feel your

new at 10:00 tonight ktvu maureen naylor is live now at sfo with the impact being felt there. maureen? >> reporter: julie, sfo canceled 44 flights today and 111 flights were delayed. basically they were headed to washington, d.c., new york, boston, and philadelphia. tonight we caught up to some travelers who got out of the east coast just in time. >> reporter: this woman who just became a grandmother arrived in the bay area tonight. >> i'm happy to be in san francisco and not in philadelphia right now. >> reporter: she was originally suppose to fly into sfo from philadelphia this coming wednesday to see her 3-month- old granddaughter in oakland. >> i just got an e-mail from the airline saying we're expecting a lot of snow if you have flexible plan please try to move your flight up to today. >> i'm happy to do that, yeah, come early, see my new grand baby. i was happy to. as i understand it we were one of the last flights that got out of there before the weather. >> reporter: laura alders from marin was in pennsylvania far wedding. >> you didn't get any notification? >> e yes,

let‘s talk about this now with dan naylor who lost his wife helen in december 2012, when his son wasood grief trust. thank you both very much indeed for coming in. damn, iappreciate it thank you both very much indeed for coming in. damn, i appreciate it is difficult to explain, but can you tell us what happened ? helen went to work the week before christmas, did a bit of christmas shopping at lunchtime, on the way back to work stopped at a pelican crossing, the green man came on, the traffic light went to red, and a guy just rolled through the red light and hit her on the pelican crossing, and hit her on the pelican crossing, and she never woke up. and at the time, your son was just... two and a half. how difficult was it you coming to terms with something that is unimaginable to most of us? helen never woke up, but the ambulance crews managed to keep her alive to get to the hospital and they managed to keep her on life support for a few days so we conceded by. buti support for a few days so we conceded by. but i had to getjamie and put him on the bed and tell him he had to say goodb