brian: who was reston?ames reston was the new york times washington correspondent, later bureau chief. here is vandenberg proposing a peacetime alliance. that marked his reversal of field, he is coming out in public now for an american role that he had always shied away from. roosevelt was a little rival.ive of his just before he left for you all talk, the white house called and asked for 50 copies of the speech to take a long. brian: you mentioned reston in the book and quoted others. have any of those people did you talk to about vandenberg? hendrik: i didn't get a chance -- i corresponded with alan drury with reston, but i did not with them.e to talk i was fortunate enough to catch a lot of people who are still alive who had known vandenberg, william fulbright to former senator -- to welter tro hand, the chicago tribune bureau chief -- to a number of newspaper reporters. this copper do -- lose carpenter a liz carpenter had been young reporter win vandenberg at the republicans to agree on support for an i

michelle: a husband and wife killed in reston. next at "abc7 news at 6:00", the confrontation with the man their daughter was dating. the bombshell developments from the investigation. jonathan: every travel hub from miami to maine affected by the monster winter storm. "7 on your side" helping you reach your destination. the airlines offering f jonathan: new court documents obtained by abc7 revealed a shouting match before a double murder inside a reston home. investigators say scott fricker and his wife buckley kuhn-fricker confronted the daughter's 17-year-old boyfriend after he snuck into their house on the morning of december 22. they suspected that he was a neo nazi. police say the teen shot them and then turned the gun on themselves. he is still in critical condition. detectives say they found gun parts and ammunition in his home. michelle: paul manafort is suing special counsel robert mueller and the justice department. the former campaign chairman for trump claims mueller exceeded his authority and the order creating the s

brian: who was reston? henry: he was "the new york times" washington correspondent, later bureau chief. here's vandenberg proposing a peacetime alliance. and that was -- that marked his reversal of field, his coming out in public now for an american role that had he always shied away from. and roosevelt was a little bit dismissive of his rival, just before he left for yalta, the white house called and asked for 50 copies of the speech to take a-- along. brian: you quote a loft people. how many of those people did you talk to about vandenberg? henry: didn't get a chance -- i correspondented with allen drury and reston, but didn't get a chance to talk with them. i had the good fortune of being able to catch a lot of people who are still alive who had known vandenberg. from william full bright to former senator to walter, who had been the "chicago tribune" bureau chief. to a number of newspaper reporters. liz car pernt, who had been a press aide to lyndon johnson had been -- carpenter, who had been a press aid

however being charged with the murder of scott fricker in their reston home last month.t is believed the 17-year-old shot and killed his girlfriend's parents after they made attempts to end the relationships describing the boyfriend as having neo nazi views. several cartridge cases a hammer were found, and blood stains were found, bullet fragments and holes were ceiling and in an office. neighbors of the suspect here in lorton say there was thought back when that huge swastika showed up that the same 17-year-old was behind it. however, instead of calling police, neighbors decided to just me over it. the property owners association has now sent out a community e-mail asking if anyone knows more about incident to speak with police. now the family of that suspect, that teen suspect says they never saw or were ever made aware of any swastika in this field. however, they do tell me that the teen is out of his coma, still unable to speak, being watched by police 24 hours a day, handcuffed to his hospital bed. it's unclear when he will be arraigned on those murder charges. of l

now for more on her amazing story from ghana to reston, virginia, to become the first black woman to qualify for the olympic speed skating team, just like our wusa9 sports facebook page. >>> what a special moment at the bowie ice arena, a team of african american kids based out of tucker road ice rink in ft. washington, maryland, had their rink destroyed in a fire january last year. capitals defenseman bruce orpik surprised those kids and donated equipment to the team. listen to how emotional one mom gets. >> my son has been playing since the team started, so this is huge to me. i'm getting emotional, sorry, because to think that someone and talk to the players association and have them come all the way from canada to donate this equipment to our program to make sure our program continues long after my son is aged out, this is huge. >> what a great moment. >>> here's what's trending in sports. three professional soccer players from the japanese national team taking on 100 school children! this is part of a japanese game show. they qualified for this year's world couple. the three pla

somebody just tweeted me from reston sagathy there's black ice everywhere.tion to that the fog is terrible. so that is an experience a lot of people are having this morning. be careful on the sidewalks. i mean the main roads are fine but sidewalks or driveways could be very slippery here as of course we had that mixed pre sip yesterday, it really has had a chance to adhere to a lot of paveed sf surfaces this morning. there's your fog advisory through 8:00. we'll lose this one soon the fog is pretty dense. good news the fog will burn off quickly and temperatures warm up we'll lose the ice as well it should be beautiful day. really beautiful afternoon. temps in the mid to upper 40s this afternoon. high pressure will build overhead and we'll have nice afternoon and a quiet afternoon high pressure overhead and again temps in the 40s i mean i think that's going to feel like heat wave after the days and days of temperatures in the teens and low 20s. nice afternoon. a warmup. look at thursday and friday. temps in the 50s on thursday. it looks like rain by friday bu

first black man do something, like obama and holy cow -- >> who could forget the young lady from reston, virginia, the first black women -- woman to qualify for the olympics speedskating team. a 17.5-inch blade cut the bottom of her lip and she needed multiple stitches. what is so amazing, she was back training for the olympics the very next day. i spoke to her today and she is at the doctor's office right now and sent this message. maame biney said she is fine. >> i'm ready to go! ready to hop on the ice and make a play for the capitals. i'm joking, but that announcer said that he is a new looking man. >> reporter: west johnson dropped 114 pounds in the last year and changed his lifestyle and wants to keep changing. the sometimes movie actor and voice over artist peaked at 360 pounds. he had gastric bypass surgery, eats modestly and has a new outlook on life. >> take a little piece. it changes everything. losing weight. i have more energy. i have more drive and even when i'm announcing, i have more breath and stamina. i can still look at it, it's kind of like food porn but i don't want

toward reston? josh: that is right. we are heading to reston. a chance to look and see the roads. it's moving here and we want to head north and west. where the colder temperatures are. we are checking to leesburg. hanging around the freezing mark. right here the roads are dry. i have gotten a chance to dry out from the rain we had earlier so i haven't seen issues. the big thing to keep in mind traffic is a mess. a lot of people left work early got head start. it looked like everybody has the same idea. the wintry advisory still in effect for some. we keep an eye on it but now let's head to sam sweeney in mobiletrak7. sam: we are in mobiletrak7. inner loop in montgomery county. take a live look. this is stacked over here. heading the warnings the inner and the outer loop. top side of the beltway is jammed. we are headed to 95. we will check that out. some of the weather is moving to that area. we are going to give you an update in less than a half hour. that is what is i'm sam sweeney. back to you. bill: this is what we are looking at. temperatures will hang in the mid-30's. if yo

sort of thing north of gaithersburg with temperatures 31 in damascus and 32 in germantown. 31 in reston and fairfax and springfield but south of town, 34. in clinton, 34 and 34 yellow weather alert. a winter weather advisory from 7:00 until 9:00 with light freezing rain and walking could be more dangerous with a ton of salt. there should be a few slick spots. the futurecast, 8:30 tonight, plain old fashion rain is straddling i-95 and it goes through fast. by the time you get to 10:00, moderate rain into extreme st. mary's county and we are dry from d.c. to the west. temps are 33 in hagerstown and by morning, some 20s. 32 in gaithersburg and 25 in manassas. 27 in orms with some slick spots and by 9:00, low to mid- 30s with sunshine and a good day, probably the best of the last 13. sunshine and time tomorrow night, partly cloudy with temperatures generally in the mid-30s, 37 in buoy and 36 in bethesda. by 8:30 tomorrow night, we sneaked through with 8:00, 10:00, having the day planner right around 32 and 35 at 9:00, 11:00, sunshine and 46 at 1:00. wednesday, some showers and chilly. milde

learning more about a double murder that took place in reston. a husband and wife were killed and the man that was arrested, the teen that was arrested had been dating their daughter. richard reeve right now at the fairfax county government center with the new developments. rich? richard: yeah, these documents give us an inside look into what investigators found when they went inside that house. it detailed how there was a shouting match between the 17-year-old suspect and the two parents who ended up dead in their own home. now take a look. this is black fir court in reston, virginia, on december 22 around 5:00 a.m. the suspect had snuck in the house. search warrant dock metropolitans show that detectives found at least ten shell casings inside with blood stains in the hallway and on a bedroom wall and door. now police found scott fricker and his wife buckley kuhn-fricker shot dead inside. the accused gunman, their daughter's 17-year-old boyfriend, the documents say shot himself in the head afterwards. now the documents also confirm a violent co

we'll show you the good way. >> you have a guest. >> this is kev out from reds out in reston.y'll show us the best way to make the wings. good homemade ranch here. excited about it. >> all right. nothing wrong with food. you can't go wrong with food to start the 10:00 a.m. show. >> there you go. >> #gooddaydc super bowl food. >> hash tag all of it. >> kevin, we'll be back. erin, we'll be back. >> go over here and hang out with my other buddies. good morning, welcome. well up to to good day d.c. the 10:00 o'clock hour. >> excellent answer, wisdom. >> all is the correct answer. >> time right now 10:02. before we check what's trending allison is back with what's making had he lines this mor morning. good morning al. >> good morning, maureen. we begin with frightening situation this morning actually out on the road in potomac, maryland. a schoolbus slid right off the road this morning and into a ditch. this happened on tulip lane around 8:45. two children and the driver of course on board. no one was hurt thankfully. but the bus apparently hit some ice while trying to go up a hill

current temperatures 23 rockville, 25 in reston and 24 down towards camp springs. the cold air is still in place. and it's not going anywhere any time soon. if anything was to fall here, it would be snow. and, yes, we have a big storm, a moer but off the coast is key. here it is, down to the south. notice jacksonville, it's well off the coast. they've upgraded the winter storm watch in savannah. they are expecting 1 to 2 inches of snow in savannah, georgia with ice. same thing around charleston, south carolina. they have a much better chance of snow than we do because this snow is tracking too far to the east. watch what happens on thursday morning. here we are at 6:00 a.m., the storm way out to sea. but here's the snow coming close to the d.c. area. notice you folks in southern maryland have the best chance to get some of this snow. but over towards portions of ocean city, that is where we see accumulating snow fall. the winter storm watch is upwards of 3 to 6 inches. i'm thinking it will be on the lower side. this storm tries to make it our way. it stays farther

. >> reporter: he doesn't know his name but turning to reston, virginia high tech firm he believes hews what he looks like based on analysis of his dna. information wanted poster is going out with the hope the public will do the rest. >> this the case that keeps us up at night. um, we need help. we need the public's help to put a dangerous rapist behind bars where he belongs. >> reporter: it's called feign know typing and it's developers say it is led to the arrest of other rapists. while highly accurate on skin, eye and hair color they admit there are short coming. >> there's only so much that we can predict. we don't know the person's age or weight so our predictions are always at a default age of 25. >> reporter: steel who will spend three to four grand for the analysis says investigative steps will be taken before anyone is brought in for questioning. in a case in need of a jump start. >> we had a violent gun point rape in montgomery county and we need to solve this. we need help in solving this. >> reporter: asked if this was some form of racial profiling, steel said absolutely n

. >>> to breaking news now, details on a gruesome double murder just days before christmas in reston.erika gonzalez is looking at court documents. erika? >> we've been going over these documents detailing the gruesome scene in fairfax county police walked into. this is a case that's gotten national attention. we are talking about the murder of two parents. scott frick buckley kuhn-fricker. according to documents, blood stains were found on several doors and walls, bullet fragments and holes in a ceiling in the hallway and numerous shell casings and items like a hammer and a knife also found on the scene. now, at the suspect's home, police also found gun parts, ammo and a gun box. the teen suspect whose name has not been released remains hospitalized in critical condition after police say he turned the gun on himself. no charges have been announced. >>> stop the disease from spreading. that's what loudoun county prosecutors say they are doing in a court case related to the opioid crisis. >> a judge sentenced a woman to prison for four years for not calling 911 when her friend overdosed

minus six now in around war, reston, the herndon area. at the bus stop this morning we want to make sure the kids have the necessary gear on. the sun is up today, 7:27, your afternoon, 26 to 27 degrees. tomorrow morning, not quite as piercing readings. the actual air temperature 10 to 15 degrees across the area. high tomorrow, getting to just above freezing. we are also watching the roads. will bethe area that i talking about later. leonardtown, greenbelt, annapolis, baltimore, all of these areas in the red, there could be snow on the secondary roads and certainly on the ground by early thursday morning. a chance of that coming your way. in some areas we are dealing with water main breaks. for example, new hampshire avenue at oakview drive, sky track 7 is above the scene showing us the delays. as you travel southbound on new hampshire avenue you are already starting to slow. the beltway itself coming out of college park is slowing for those trying to make the exit. a busily traveled route that we normal f the better bet is to plan on usin

larry: disturbing details are emerging about a battle inside a reston home that ended with two parents murdered. police say it started when the parent tried to stop their daughter from dating a man they suspected was a nazi. richard reeve obtained the documents and he is live outside the courthouse now. good evening. richard: the documents and search warrants reveal what detectives found when they went inside the home. they talk about the confrontation between the 17-year-old suspect and the two parents killed in their own house. outside the fricker home, flowers and crime scene tape. the documents reveal what detectives found inside. ten shell casings or the hallway of the bedroom wall and door. bullet fragments in the ceiling. the arriving officers found scott fricker had had his wife buckley kuhn-fricker found dead inside. a con trannation that turned violent and -- confrontation that turned violent. the 17-year-old then turned the gun on himself. kuhn-fricker's mother told us the parents were concerned their daughter's boyfriend was a neo nazi and kuhn-fricker discovered antisemiti

. >>> we're working breaking news on that gruesome double murder that occurred in reston just days before christmas. the scene that police found inside that home, the case that got national attention. scott fricker and his wife buckley tried to stop their daughter from dating the suspect. according to these documents, fairfax county police found blood stains on numerous doors and walls inside the home. bullet fragments, holes in the ceiling and a hallway. the teenager is still in the hospital in critical condition and no charges have been announced. >>> the trump campaign and a lot of political gossip and bannon. blayne alexander has been digging into this book all day. this is causing a lot of conversation inside and outside of the white house. >> leon, it's absolutely getting ugly, you're right about this. this book is based on the accounts of more than 200 people but it's truly drawing the anger from president trump. it is all out war between trump and steve bannon. >> disgusted would probably say it when you make such outrageous claims and completely false claims against the president

. >> reporter: using the dna and three to four grand of the county's money steel has turned to a restonnia tech company that predicts what suspects look like using technology called feign though typing. steel has play the photo on information wanted poster is urging the public to help. >> this a case that keeps us up at night. we need help. we need the public's help to put a dangerous rapist behind bars where he belongs. >> reporter: it seems near desperation has driven the da to do this. investigators have hit a wall in the case after dozens of interviews says steal. while it's developers claim it's highly accurate on skin, eye and hair color, the technology cannot predict other important factors. >> there's only so much that we can predict. we don't know the person's age or weight predictions are always at default age of 25. >> reporter: steel says his investigators will not hall in a suspect on the picture alone. investigative steps he claims will be taken first in a case that needs a kick start. >> we had a violent gun point rape in montgomery county and we need to solve this. we ne

we're at 31 degrees gaithersburg, 42 fort belvoir and reston.we are seeing some issues with ice in these locations, but the main roads have been okay. we're going to talk more about that in a sec still in effect until 9:00. it includes just about our entire area. the only exception towards our extreme southeastern zones and back towards parts of the shenandoah valley. temperatures are well into the 40s back here now. yeah, the 40s. they're trying to move in here, but they just can't do it. can't make its way over the mountain. until 9:00 for that evening commute, wintry mix and freezing rain will most likely be in the offing. you can see that right here. we've got that freezing rain and sleet around the area. down to the south, it is just rain. even d.c. is falling as just rain, but it is still freezing on some of the roads. you see more moisture back to the west. we're not done with this just yet. as i mentioned, road temperatures, they may actually fall tonight. actual temperatures may fall tonight and that could lead to more freezing into tom

right now 59 in reston, 58 fort belvoir. 60 in camp springs.s because of the cold chesapeake bay waters. again, have some ice on the bay and rain, we're tracking some showers but most of this not even reaching the ground just yet. but we are going to see some showers tonight. i think they're going to be here around 10:00, 11:00 hour. this is the area of rain i'm really concerned about as far as tomorrow morning is concerned. there is actually a storm system here moving to the north. and another one back to the west, that one is moving our way, too. so, this is kind of a rain in the morning situation and then rain in the afternoon situation, too. so, take a look at how much we'll see between now and tomorrow night into early saturday morning. well, anywhere you see this purple area, that is over an inch of rain. you see that off to the east, anywhere in the blue, you're looking at half an inch to an inch of rain and that's most of our region. back in the west, less than half an inch in the green, but i really do expect half an inch in most locat

. >> reporter: using the dna and three to four grand of the county's money steel has turned to a restoninia, tech company that predicts what suspects look like using technology called feign know typing. steel has placed the photo on an information wanted poster and is urging the public to help. >> this is the case that keeps us up at night. we need help. we need the public's help to put a dangerous rapist behind bars where he belongs. >> reporter: it seems near desperation has driven the da to do this. investigators have hit a wall in the case after dozens of interviews says steel. while its developers claim it's highly accurate on skin, eye and hair color, the technology cannot predict other important factors. >> there's only so much that we can predict. we don't know the person's age or weight so our predictions are always at a default age of 25. >> steal says his investigators will not hall in suspect on the picture alone. investigate testify steps he claims will be taken first in case that needs a kick start. >> we had a violent gun point rape in montgomery county and we need to sol

founder and president of the national iranian american council he joins us on skype from the town of reston in virginia a very good to see you many feel in the country including the leadership that israel and the u.s. is behind this is is stoking this sort of passion is any legitimacy in that. i've not seen any evidence that would suggest that these really as or any other country really has much of an impact on the ground there are clearly we've seen that both the president of united states and the israeli prime minister have tweeted and are trying to push themselves into the conversation but i really doubt that people on the ground in iran are taking any cues particularly not from donald trump of the israeli prime minister who carry absolutely zero credibility on the streets of iran here do you think they taking their cues fun and. are they justified in thinking that a lot of the money that should be going to them is being spent unfairly on other people's wars with more than anything else they're frustrated by the economic situation which is much much bigger than any questions about how yo

. >> joining us now cnn political reporter mave reston.action to this. >> well, i moo enthis was just an agonizing decision for senator hatch over the last year. we saw him at the beginning of the year hint that he might be retiring which is what he said in 2012, that it was going to be his last campaign and even suggested at one point he would like to see mitt romney take his seat. but as the year went on he was really in the center spotlight on tax reform just kind of loving being back in that powerful legislative position. he developed a very close relationship with president trump. and so friends and colleagues were telling me, you know, as recently as a couple weeks ago that he was just really agonizing over this decision, really wanted to run again, but obviously has some concerns about his wife's health and really is kind of a hunger in utah as much as senator hatch is revered for new leadership. there was a pole by the hinkley institute in utah a couple of months ago that said that close to three quarters or two third of utahans wa

and mave reston i want to start with you, the white house is trying to clean this up by saying he wants the generic keep using the phrase border security. but what i'm not hearing is specifically saying he wants a wall. >> i think he does want a wall. my understanding about these conversations, you know, over the last couple of weeks with the smaller group, the working group, is that the president is very focused on having a wall, but what that wall is he's very much open to negotiation on. and i think that that's what we are hearing out of the white house briefing today. the over arching thing here that i've heard from lawmakers who have met with him in recent weeks is that he wants a deal. he is not specific about what is in that deal and that's why we are seeing him probably being all over the place today. and sarah huckabee sanders coming in hand trying to say he's still committed to the wall. but i think the president could be all over the map on this issue as long as he gets a deal he'll call it a wall whatever it ends up being if the democrats agree to it. so i think the big thin

back at home in reston, i had black friends, indian friends, and jewish friends as well as white friends. there was even another black family on myla street for the very first time in my life with a daughter named amanda. amanda was a few years under the me but we can both sunset was very important to our parents that would become friends and we did become friends, genuinely, telling each other our secrets, playing board games and sequestering ourselves behind locked doors to review the girly magazines are fathers thought they kept well hidden. i felt the mix wonder and on as we paused through page spreads of creamy white skin. over the years i did extremely wellin school, was a student government representative, sold girl scout cookies and tied a sic thick yellow red into the tree that stood at our curb in honor of the american hostages in iran. i adore daddy. he was 50 when i was born and my childhood coincided with the heyday of his career which began against all odds which began with the segregated hatred of the jim crow south. i was the product of his second marriage to my mother an

. >> a community in reston comes together to honor two neighbors. murdered in their home. hundreds of people turned out for a memorial service in honor of scott fricker and his wife buckley kuehne fricker. this weekend. now, the couple was that gunned down last week. investigators say the boyfriend of their daughter is responsible. family and friends tell us the frickers had been trying to break up their daughter's relationship because the 17-year-old boyfriend reportedly held neo-nazi views. >> it's been an unusually busy weekend for montgomery county firefighters. they battled at least eight major fires in the past 48 hours. last night firefighters were battling is house fire in silver spring. flames broke out around 8:30 on dennis avenue. firefighters ared queued a woman from the home and she was taken to the hospital in stable condition. one firefighter was also hurt expected to be okay. investigators tell us the fire started in the chimney and flames shot through the attic and the roof. fire caused about $400,000 in damage. >> ♪ >> mike thomas

i want to bring in my panel now to talk about this, chris cilizza and mave reston. what do you make of the theatrics we see playing out as the clock ticks toward a shutdown. we saw this at the white house, a lot of blame for democrats. we saw mitch mcconnell on the senate floor blaming democrats, the white house is trying to call this the schumer shutdown. >> yeah. they're very much trying to make schumer shutdown happen. right. a lot of vested discipline in that regard. >> mean girls. >> it is the little things. i think the way these things work is that every minute that goes by where we still have no vote on the house continuing resolution, i mean, that will come, it will fail, in the senate, every minute that goes by where there is not a, wait a minute, there is this dark horse plan that is going to save everything that can get some momentum, momentum builds behind a shutdown because as you saw with mick mulvaney, with marc short, with mitch mcconnell and democrats too, the focus goes from let's solve this problem to let's start figuring out how to blame the othe

alix: alan reston is still with us. what should traders care about more?question. i would say germany. as we were speaking about the spd somehow says no to negotiations with merkel, that's going to be a bigger shock on the markets. the shutdown, we've been to this movie before. i do think there will be much midnight. alix: are you staying up so midnight? alan: i am not. alix: coming up, the end of the bond buying program is next week. markets will be watching to see what it means for qe and trying to pin mario draghi down it. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the end of qe could be sooner than expected. june could be the end date of qe by the ecb. that was 38% that thought december. so us us is allen rest can. -- ruskin. alan: i think the march meeting will signal the end of qe is coming up. i think that's more a logical approach really then started to accelerate the end date. alix: does that bring a rate hike? alan: i think it's interesting this week we had the hawks talking about a rate hike in the middle of 2019. he felt like market expectations were reasonabl

. >> you have pass fish reston and bethesda. >> let's talk drinks.re adult oriened but loved the ones we were doing in bethesda were little more kick orien. seasonal fruit in this case we're doing march sheen know cherries and blood orange, purchase read strawberry. >> looks delicious and then a basil fennel syrup. >> got it this way you can go to happy hour during the week with co-worrs you're trying to stick with dry january and have something in your hasn't that allows to you feel part of the social crowd. >> ing that empties not pure sugary sweet. >> actually a delicious bev beverage. >> it's good on its own. >> i got turn on to mocktails when my very good friend was pregnant. if we went out to dinner she would order mocktails i tried some of them they're really g good. >> people still perception is everything. want to lock like they're drinking even though they're not avoid a lot of questions. martini glasses and, n presentation is everything. >> presentation is everything. >> can i try that one? >> absolutely. >> it looks delicious. >> they're

reston, virginia, line for independents. alvin, good morning.ng.good one question that has not been answered for me. would like to know how much money did it cost american taxpayer for all those babies to born? they have to have babies somewhere. note kids grow up, they are going to do the same work their arents do, those babies are going to do the same thing their parents did, they are not going to have to. hard, they are hard workers, couple hundred years ago, most stuff being done right now in construction, i mean, machines and people keep talking about ridiculous wall. problem is not wall, the problem is inside this country. who give aid and hire eople and give them rent them places to stay, nonsense about going to out what we do about daca, what about their parents? nots their parents problem, the american people's prospect. north korea donna in oklahoma in oklahoma, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: yes, i don't understand people want to come and immigrate to the united states of america. my priority is if donald trump to ot impeached,