in the district over nights a woman fighting for her life after shot early this morning in southeast washington. police say it happened in the 2300 block of wayne place around 12:30 this morning. he's reportedly in critical condition. right now there's no motive and the shooting happened a little more than half a mile from where another woman paz shot on wheeler road monday nightsing. >> we talked about severe weather' ebbly today oub in the midwest several tornadoes swept across the area overnight kiting two peopleen including one monster twister caught on camera in illinois one person was killed in the town when a tree uprooted and another western because killed when a tore head owe ripped through perry county missouri and crews went door to door checking on the area where homes were damaged. >> i know i fwot siding, roof, houses, have that garage collapse. my brother-in-law lost three fourths of roof. these folks cannot get home. you can't get up and down the block. >> tat storm system is the one that is headed to our region. let's get the details for you now once again from tucker barnes. >

reporting live in southeast washington, suzann larry: great story, thank you for that. happening now, prince george's county police stepping up their killer -- the search for a killer. the murder took place not far from the school, in oxon hill. anyone withsking information to please contact them. police are also investigating a death in fort washington. skeletal remains were discovered at franklin square park behind the shopping center at the corner of indianhead highway and swan creek road. an autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death, the remains have not been identified. autria: crime alert, people are being shot with paintballs. in one of the attacks it was a building that was hit. all the police have to go on rate now is a disk -- the description of someone in a dark suv. larry: warm and windy, but not the kind of precipitation we keeping a close eye on. the chance for snow this weekend? that's coming up next, tell you the details on that. first, here's what's coming up tonight. >> coming up at 4:00, think you are feeding your kids a healthful meal? wh

. >>> ae making and he's from southeast washington. we're talking this to"v ♪ know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values ♪ know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support of your nagement® team. >>> we'll get an update tonight on work under way to improve safety on a deadly stretch of road. the maryland state highway administration and elected leaders are working with the bethesda community to improve traffic safety at river road and last year three members of one family died at that intersection when a man driving 110 miles per hour slammed into their car. the meeting tonight takes place at the walt whitman high school auditorium. it starts at 7:00. >>> first at 4:00, a woman in alexandria is facing several charges after leading police on a chase with two young kids in the car. fairfax county pol

this is in southeast washington. alison: we want to tell you the new d regard the u.s. hockey team.ccording to the nfl network, women's hockey has a deal in place to end their boycott of the upcoming world championships. the team was on strike asking to be paid a living wage. usa hockey tried to replace them with young players. larry: retired u.s. gymnasts sharing stories of being sexually, and verbally abuse by an official. this comes as the committee discusses a bill to reshape sexual abuse reporting guidelines in olympic sports. >> the experience as the olympic and the national gymnast marred by what they say happened behind closed doors. >> they were in control of taking my dream away in a second. >> dozening of female athletes dating back to 1986 claiming to be abusessed by dr. nasser, the team's usa gymnastics physician for 18 years treang some of the biggest stars and is now facing 22 criminal charges of sexual abuse. >> the 2000 olympic bronze medalist, and rhythmic champion jessica howard sharing the abuse of the senate committee. >> he expertly abused me under the guise of

moments last night and everybody would agree on this when a product ride on his widow view southeast washingtonimpact on real human family. he knows the moment and came of thorns where his dad is putting out the truck market they can see tears in his dad dies. they mean something. his dad died before he could see his son as president. i saw that night at the hilton i could see donald trump talking about his dad, brother, family. it was as if he was saying that, look at it now. look at your name now. and remembering brion fame, who yes, what he did, we are not going to forget the sky. we are not going to forget it. nicole: coming up, more highlights from president trumps first address to congress. we'll go live to the white house. all of paris this morning. we are seeing dow futures at 82 points. s&p futures at 12 after great february of trading. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ lower than td ameritrade, schwab, and e-trade... you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ but who you invest wit

live in southeast washington, lauren demarco, "fox5 local news". >> british prime minister theresa may is calling it a sick and de praived terrorist ataingt. tonight the investigation continues on the deadly attack in front of london's most noble buildings. "fox5" jim lokay is here with details from eyewitnesses, jim. >> tonight british authorities are calling this lone wolf attack inspired by international terrorism a year to the attacks in brussel on isis terror cell. attacker but it's a deadly incident on hands of terrorist this time on united states staunchest ally. a man drove an suv across the westminster bridge running through crowds and crashing near parliament where he stabbed an unarmed policeman and eventually officers opened fire on the suspect. chael being him n all four victims are dead and a police officer and 40 other injuries. parliament was placed on lockdown. consider where this happened a popular tourist destination. the panic that ensued for many people just there on vacation. >> i saw podyes on the sidewalk and a lot of people treated like eight maybe. >> we actua

. >>> thank you to the arc in southeast washington. i hosted their wacky and whimsical tea again this year. my sixth year in a row. the event raises life-changing programs for the arc. those are some of the dancers from the washington ballet at the arc. form man, it was delightful. it's not just the theater and the dance and music, there are healthcare services and social services two charter schools. there the work they do is transformational. i know you've been. there. >> they do a lot of great stuff. >>> how do you spell winner? >> that one i know. >> an update on the extraordinary student who took home bragging rights after the fairfax county spelling bee. >>> and you may have one charging in your home now. what firefighters say is the cause behind this deadly fire. announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private partnership, where health outcomes are valued over volume. where early intervention and management of chronic

a shooting in southeast washington. d.c. police say someone shot a woman on wayne place off of 4th street southeast overnight. police say that woman was alive when medics took her to the hospital. they did not say whether they arrested anyone in this case. >> a dlrepublican lobbyist is calling on the public to help with details of a intelligence officials have accused russia of hacking the dnc. there's also a billboard asking for tips in rich's death. someone killed him last july as he walked home late at night. >>> new reactions the morning after. >> glue shortage. we did some digging to find out what's behind the surge in sales. >> and we continue to track the takes 12 hours to steep... and almost no time to sip. keep on with ultra smooth taste, now available with a sweet and salted kick. america runs on dunkin'. >>> a weather alert. there is a severe threat for the entire area. we're tracking the storms that have the potential for damaging winds, hail and heavy rain. >> and

. >> we know the name of a man shot in southeast washington and andrew mcphatter has died. pat collins covered the story last week. it happened on wheeler road in broad daylight in front of an transportly school. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition and died yesterday. police put up a portable camera to ease concerns about crime in the neighborhood. >>> turning to a developing story in northern virginia, two people trapped in a fire, one killed and the other in very serious condition right now. >> we're working to get more information about the couple whose house went up in flames, justin finch is live on south grant street with the latest. justin? >> reporter: good morning, arlington fire officials confirming to us that the adult male pulled from the house last night died of his injuries on scene and that a woman found here was taken in critical condition last night. all of this as the cause of this fire remains under investigation. >> there's no better location than the city of arlington. >> reporter: for decades frank has lived across from this white brick

news4's kristin wright is in southeast washington to explain the grassroots effort directed at kids in that neighborhood. kristin? >> one missing child is too many. and here, east of the anacostia river in southeast d.c., the disappearances of young girls, and sometimes boys, have hit the hardest. many leaving home on their own. >> i think it's a tell-tale sign that our city has a long way to go to really fix some of the inequalities faced in many parts of our city. >> reporter: markus batchelor, on the state board of education, calls this neighborhood home. >> my main concern is that we get to the root cause of why young women and young men as well feel like the only option to feel safe is to leave home. >> reporter: bachelor other volunteers to meet at the high school. flyers listed numbers to call, instead of running away. also, where to find help in cases of domestic violence, human trafficking, and any crisis. >> we're not going to downplay runaways. >> reporter: mayor bowser announced new initiatives, assigning more police officers to the children and family services division, es

. >> and glue, why the popular >>> someone shot a woman in southeast washington. d.c. police say the shooting happened on wayne's place off of 4th street southeast overnight. the woman was alive when medics took her to the hospital was we don't know her condition right now. >> a mosque has been targeted by hate mail. they're trying to find the person who sent notes threatening the lives of muslims. >> metro's next phase of work starts this next weekend. it will have a big impact on alexandria. crews will begin to work on the yellow and blue lines between the huntington and van dorn street welcome back to news 4 today. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it is 5:30 right now. it's a weather alert day and we are working with you to get you out the door and to work on time. melissa ready for a peek at the roads. we'll get to sheena and tom first to check the forecast. >> a little deceiving because we don't have the storms around but we do expect them. >> we're going to have frequent updates and we've had this early spring like weather coming in, hence early spring l

. >>> thank you to the arc in southeast washington. i hosted their wacky and whimsical tea again this year. my sixth year in a row. the event raises life-changing programs for thc. t a se t dcer from the washingtonalt thc. just a terrific place. >> do a lot of great work for kids in the community. >>> getting in shape at the supreme court. a workout class has been a tradition for decades. >> now it's days are numbered. why exercisers are being kicked out of the court. ♪ i never nedded y eneeded you right now ♪ >> do you recognize this singer? it looks like miley cyrus, but it's her younger sister, noah. she'll be on the ellen degeneres show this afternoon performing her hit song "make me cry." you can watch the "ellen show" this afternoon at 3:00, right before news 4 4 >>> the workout class that sandra day o'connor started at the court more than 35 years ago is being forced to move. it was popular with female employees and other womho participat. a sprs t co said they made the change because few employees attended the class. it will mo

. >> a father from southeast washington wants the shootings near his daughter's school to stop.es' daughter is in the third grade at eagle academy charter school on wheeler road southeast. there have been six shootings in seven days near the school. last night the council member and police held a town hall and they showed evidence from the shootings and asked for the public's help. jones said police need to do more to make wheeler road safer. >> i would like the guns to be taken off of the streets. i would like for police presence to be at that open edge drug market all the time instead of after a shooting occurs. >> police urge anyone with information about those shootings to call police. >>> before peter newsham is chief he has to go through the d.c. council today. the council wants community members to weigh in at several public hearings. the first meeting is tonight at 7:00 at rise demonstration center in southeast. >>> well, you may soon have to pay more for your trip on metro. the general manager of the agency says he's requesting a fare hike. >> they're also planning to m

police academy in southeast washington liberty and justice. >> we're waiting. excited. >> and april, the giraffe. >> and your ride on metro will soon cost you more. how much extra you can expect to pay and when. >> and the change that has dunkin' changes soon. >> the board voted in front of a packed room yesterday to approve fare hike to try and close the $300 million budget gap. expect to pay an extra quarter to ride the bus and trains during offpeak times and an extra ten cents for rush hour service. you'll have to wait longer for trains and metro will cut some of i routes. >> rather than cutting routes we encourage the board to as you are certainly doing, double down on trying to find some sort of sustainable funding source. >> i think we have to put information out there about what our needs are. i mean, clearly so people understand what we're up against. >> general manager hinting that he will have to work harder to get more money for metro and although riders are threatening to leave once and for all, metro leaders say they don't think that will happen. >

stephen tschida picks up the team coverage from southeast washington with a look at how the nation's capital is colder outside. but inside this salt dome it will heat up soon. they are going to take the salt and spreading it out across the district highway and byway. we have the video the prepreparation loading up the trucks earlier today. this is what mayor muriel bowser had to say about how the district is getting ready for this storm. mayor bowser: the snow team is preparing for a full deployment. that means we will have more than 200 plows scheduled out on the streets. they will be at the post by 7:00 p.m. tonight. stephen: that means they will be arriving here at the salt dome very soon loading up and getting ready to head out there and get the streets, the roads treated in advance of this looming storm. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: okay. thank you very much. a note about the metro access. they have suspended ahead of the storm. metro says the service will will not run at all tomorrow. metrorail is operating normally tonight but tomorrow it will be open at

those cases and dozens more like it are the reasons why hundreds of people packed a school in southeast washingtonmore than 500 youth have been reported missing in d.c. since the beginning of the year. city officials say there's not an actual up tick though in cases. they're just pub lib sizing them more. and while many of these children are found and reunited with families, community members are frustrated. joining us now commander sheinelle dickerson the head of the youth and family services division of the metropolitan police department. we thank you so much for coming in today. me. >> so the public is understandably frustrated with the number of teens that appear to just have vanished in washington. what is the story here? is this critical issue right now in d.c.? >> well, eighths critical issue, however, the teens have not just vanished. sadly, a large number of our missing teens voluntarily leave home and they're found or located -- they're located or returned within a short time. >> you've made eight mission since you've taken over this position to publicize these kids missing to show their

we're jammed on the george washington parkway, southeast southwest freeway, the whitehurst freeway. washington parkway it is jammed solid from 450 merging in with 50. let's go to our trafficland cameras, show you the heavy delays we've had all morning. this is northbound 295, from the capital beltway on the right side off your screen there. 395 never recovered from the earlier crash at king street. it is jammed solid from the ♪ [ applause ] >>> you know what, you all, we got to give a shoutout to our great crew. during that commercial break they come out, sal, all of them, i'm sorry you can no longer see in the corner behind that. but it will be totally worth it. it's your birthday, i know. we welcome you back and have that fantastic audience with us here. [ applause ] it's appropriate that i say i'm bringing this to the breakfast table. we're talking about food. and i don't know why this became such all the rage on the internet talking about putting pineapple on a pizza. >> it does not sound good. >> it's common. >> it's totally common. >> hawaiian, baby. >> ham on it. >> exactly. s

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trying to get to the southeast southwest freeway. george washingtonicland cameras, 66 delay. traveling from manassas to centreville, still costing you about 24 minutes. melanie, over to you. >> anchor: thank you. checking our top stories now, loudoun county police are looking for whoever stabbed 2 people at the sugarland shopping center in sterling just after 2:00 this morning. the victims were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. also, a sign of spring today. just a couple of hours we're going to get the first prediction for when the peak bloom for those famous cherry trees along the tile basin and along the national mall will be. the national park service will reveal the dates at 10:30 this morning, we'll have that news conference live on our sister station, news channel 8. hope you have a ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" live from times square. ♪ >>> welcome back. [ cheers and applause ] an incredible group of dancing fans here in the audience today and an incredible cast -- how are you? nancy kerrigan. i'm looking at everyone who i

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live look at 395 and george washington parkway, 14th street bridge gridlocked. southeaste, over to you. >> anchor: all right, thanks very much. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. we'll see you back here for another local update un30 minutes. now over to good z2b1yz zi0z y2b1yy yi0y trbreast cancer are helped byof woplanned parenthood.r, on my right breast. so, i called planned parenthood and they got me in that day. within two and half weeks, i had a complete radical mastectomy. trump: one of the candidates, i won't mention names, said we're not gonna spend that kind of money on women's health issues. i am. jamie: had planned parenthood not have gotten me that appointment, i probably wouldn't be around. vo: president trump stand with survivors. protect planned parenthood. >>> good morning, america. 8 ament. decision day. hours away from the crucial vote on health care as the president's aides deliver an ultimatum from trump. can he close the first big deal of his presidency? >>> also this morning, does the pill protect

. >> reporter: demon johnson grew up in the southeast and he said it gave the district something to be proud of. >> georgetown basketball was washington, dc. when i was younger, my whole goal was to play basketball for it was like many of my friends. that's what we wanted to do. that's what we saw. >> reporter: on twitter many people writing about the connection the hoyas used to have with the blacks in the city, too. most fans said big john's son always had a lot to live up to. >> people expected him to live up to his dad's name. >> reporter: they hope georgetown does not forget everything he and his father accomplished. >> i hope they start part of georgetown. >> reporter: the question is who will take over the program. everyone i spoke to said they wish the next coach good luck. john henry, wusa 9. >> as you can imagine, today's news came as a bit of a surprise to some people. many of them turned to facebook to share their thoughts. >> here mike posted it's time for a change. good luck. >> robert brass sr. does not feel so good. bad move for the program, and steve said it needed to be done. you can've father's accomplishments. the

southeast side of the city. >>> we've seen a lot of reboots "mean girls" is coming to the stage here in washington. ti ti tina fey is adapting it into a musical. mean girls starred lindsey lohan as a naive teen who goes to a new school. the only way to get tickets is through the broadway subscription program. >>> a wildly popular grocery chain enlisted as one of the best companies to work for now may be coming to d.c. developers are in talks to open a weglands. and part of the plans redevelopment of the fannie mae site on wisconsin after. that's according to the washington business journal. if the deal works out it could be the first weglands in the district. >>> we all want to eat healthy but it ce wallet. coming up, susan hogan has some tips to keep your body and your bottom line fit. >>> and it's not just the cherry blossoms, we take a look at other trees having a hard time with a roller coaster winter. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in customer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone