. ♪ >> announcer: amanpour on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosslyn p.alter. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. i'm in london with the global perspective. relationships between washington and its long time ally turkey have reached a dangerous low as turkish forces launch land and air invasion against u.s.-backed forces in northern syria. turkey and nato ally and key partner in the fight against isis maintains the united states-backed kurdish military are a terrorist group. while the uts sees them as proxies who fought and defeated isis instead of sending american troops into battle. u.s. secretary james mat sis urging turkey to exercise restraint in the military operation. the presidential spokeman ibrahim was asked where this leads. he joined me moments ago from the turkish capital ankara. ibrahim, kalin welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> it looks like it's a very dangerous situation. you have launched operation olive branch. it's directly confronting american-backed forces and the u.s. presence there. how can this be happening? >> well with

so now the traffic is headed into rosslyn over 110. you have to keep right on the route. so traffic from the h.o.v. lane has a short space to merge. for the past few months the traffic had to keep right in the area so now you have to switch it up. >> crime alert in spotsylvania county where thieves managed to get away stolen guns. a thief caught on camera after breaking into high velocity arms off route 17. police say the men smashed out a door, smashed open cabinets and made off with weapons. jonathan: with the temperatures stuck in the dangerous and the deadly territory for the area, there is a growing effort to make sure people who are homeless have a way to keep warm. anna-lysa gayle joining us with childhood friends behind a social media challenge all focused on sleeping bags. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: that is right. two young men from montgomery county will use the social media to call on the celebrities to help them with a challenge to help the homelessness in the frigid temperatures. this is 19 degrees. they have selected fun for a hundred sleeping those who are exper

john gonzalez is live in rosslyn with the new idea.. breaking right now - traffic now getting by on east west water main break overnight. this is a live look now there near new hampshire avenue/ as you can see crews are still working.. but we're told all lanes are getting by. julie wright wil have another update in about five minutes. howard university undergraduates are getting an extended winter break, because of problems caused by freezing temperatures. classes were supposed to begin today. but the start date has now been pushed however, classes for students in howard's professional schools and colleges will begin today. the cold weather caused several steam pipes to crack. giant tubes are now sucking moisture out of the buildings. a traffic watch update - the recent cold weather is delaying the opening of beach drive until next week. the national park sersvice says the stretch between tilden street and broad branch road will now re-open by next monday. it was orginialy set to re-open today. the closure is part of a three-year improv

. >> reporter: rosslyn bought two tickets ande despite what others say>> i picirth which i hear that's not a good thing. >> reporter: others more confident about their ticket. >> there it is. you can come back and film us when we win. >> reporter: and the moson answer tonight when i asked people what they would do with the money dawn, they said take vacation, g outf somewhere where it's warm. >> good tonht. >> good to mow >> all right. >> thanks shawnette. >>> likely item in the loft and found a couple find's man bosses gold wedding band at a gas station now the search is onne the own are in. and this isn't somethingou see day.e carszen solid. the winter storm bringing flood waters then freezing temp vehicles ♪ >>> check out this scene. cars stuck literally frozen to the street in revere, powerful winter storm blasted new england. flooding communities after a breached sea wall sent waves rolling into the streets. dipping tempera turned those flooded streets into blocks of ice. >>> as the biting cold takes hold across our region, even tasks like waiting for ean b and son waiting in ches

as you are heading towards rosslyn, instead of staying to the left on the bridge over route 110, both lanes now stay to the right. nancy: in maryland today a new law that officials hope will save lives. now has tomaryland have a battery-operated smoke detector in their home and the batteries are not replaceable, but they do have a 10-year lifespan. every 10 years you replace the entire unit. they also have to have a hush feature. means new laws highlighting a growing divide between red and blue states. virginia, texas, and i was added tennessee allows military personnel to forgo the firing range getting gun licenses. in arkansas has dropped taxes for military retirees. >> the polarization is getting much wider. maryland to come insurance companies must now pay for contraception. in california there are stricter gun laws and new laws about immigration investigation. in new york, residents will get eight weeks of paid family medical leave. jonathan: in california, very long lines as the state rings in the new year legalizing marijuana for recreational use. only about 90 businesses recei

. >> reporter: rosslyn bought two tickets and sticking to her routine despite what others say. >> i pick birth dates which i hear that's not a good thing. >> reporter: others more confident about their ticket. >> there it is. you can come back and film us when we win. >> reporter: and the most common answer tonight when i asked people what they would do with the money dawn, they said take vacation, get out of here g somewhere wherearm. >> good answer tonight. >> sounds good to mow. >> all right. >> thanks shawnette. >>> likely item in the loft and found a couple find's man bosses gold wedding band at a gas station now the search is on to fine the own are in. and this isn't something you see every day. these cars are frozen solid. the winter storm bringing flood waters then freezing temp now vehicles a they came out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! good luck out there, captain! thanks! but i don't need luck, i have skills... i don't have my keys. (on intercom) all hands. we are looking for the captain's keys again.

reporting rosslyn, i'm sam sweeney, abc7 news.arry: reminder today, you can't carry a negative balance on the smart trip card. so if you don't have enough to finish a trip you won't be able to leave a metro station without reloading the card. keep that in mind. negative balances cost the system $25 million since they started. alison: take a look at this. a rare snowfall blankets southwest china and the giants were loving it. the breeders say snowy days are good for the panda because it helps them get used to a wild environment so they get extra time to play outdoors and they seem to be loving every minute. larry: absolutely. i'm envious. alison: that is not how i feel when it snows out. larry: look at i alison: just like little kids. let's talk about the weather. it's changing and it will be 60 degrees by the end of the week. larry: 60 never sounded so good. alison: i i know! bills what are we going to do with yourselves. it will be crazy. before we get to the forecast. some of you ask on facebook and twitter, what is the differen

. >> reporter: rosslyn bought two tickets and she's sticking to her routine despite what people say.> i pick birthdays i hear that's not a good thing. >> reporter: others are more confident about their ticket. >> there it is. you can come back and film us when we win. >> reporter: all right dawn, the good thing when you leave work and remember that you forgot to give your money for the office pool, that was me today, so i'm on lottery story and now i'm in. ticket for myself and our photographer. >> good for you. i forgot to give my money. all right. shawnette, thanks. >>> right now investigators are looking into what started a bad fire at a south jersey restaurant. firefighters battling the names in these bitter temperatures at vitale's italian bistro in gloucester city. that two alarm fire started around 11:15 this morning. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> it is difficult enough forter in these extreme weather conditi but imagine rushing to a burning home only to find out that home is yours. that's what happened to one burlington county firefighter. but the community is coming toget

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can see there heavier rain falling so speeds absolutely reduced whether you're heading to or from rosslyngeorgetown. we'll show you what else you're up against this morning. we also have a downed wire situation in gaithersburg. it's east-west highway from blackberry drive to sheffield -- please use caution this morning. aside from that bottom side of the beltway you can see some heavier rain there. traffic is moving along okay. this is actually 50 through annapolis. reduced visibility due to fog on the bay bridge. little harder to make out there. actually thought it was the woodrow wilson bridge. caution there. metro rail lines on time. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. >> coming up on fox5 news morning, police need your help finding a missing woman. >> and police in france search for two thieves who made off with m of jewels. >> heading to break right now, live look across the d.c. region on this friday morning. 5:07 is our time. it's wet out there but, man, the temperatures are just amazing. 60 degrees already. back with more fox5 news morning after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ >> we

super light volume from rosslyn into georgetown. looking good on the secondaries in georgetown.king up on 270 as usual. 23 minutes. yellow zone to get from 70 to 121. then you kind of open up from gaithersburg into rockville. once you get to the beltway inner loop and outer loop look good top side metro is on time and majors in virginia are quiet. that's your traffic. wisdom and holly. >> 5:37 is the time right now. co the nation's opioid epidemic has an unexpected impact on organ donations. >> a little vitamin d can go a long way to improving your heart health. >> we're going to break right now at 5:38. temperature of 41 degrees. fox5 news morning back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. on a 100% fiber-optic ne