live here in southwest d.c. i'm shomari stone. >>> detectives are working leads to crack a murder case tonight. this is chopper 4 over the scene. police tell us three suspects entered an apartment on promenade place and shot a man. he was pronounced dead on the scene. police haven't released details except he was in his 30s and it is possible he may have known the suspect. >>> tonight at the live desk we are hearing senators talk about obstruction of justice charges james comey wrote about president trump. >> in our democracy able to function in the appropriate way people deserve to get those answers. >> u.s. official tells nbc news president trump convened a big counter terrorism meeting the day after he fired michael flynn. once jeff sessions and others left the room it was just him and comey who was still investigating flynn's ties to russia. the "new york times" reports that comey's memo says the president told him i hope you can see your way clear to letting flynn go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let th

development in southwest d.c.s are mixed. >> a it will be beautiful when it is all done. >> a city within a city. but how do you bring in all the people to the neighborhood? >> if high-rises and the wharf blocked her view of the city. the building next door replaced the church and will block the view of jefferson school. and the lawn where they used to have jazz festivals? >> it's now a high-rise. the lawn is gone. >> other neighbors put up signs. it was a play on words from the shakespeare theater that planned to put up a high-rise on the lot. you don't see people here totally opposed yet. >> it could planned and better spread out. if someone was thinking more of the neighbors. >> we are across the street. i want you to see this used to be a traditional church building. you can see the crosses now. it is a church building and 107 condos that are selling according to this sheet here between $400,000 and $1 million. you can see everybody including church is cashing in, in the big boom here in southwest. reporting l

this centers on this neighborhood in southwest d.c. we have video we could show you now of an abandoned building on the p street in southwest d.c. it's here where the resid blood buying operation for the past few days where he would offer people money for their blood. investigators found needles and viles of blood and a ledger with hundreds of names in it. this is what a couple of the people in the neighborhood had to say about what they witnessed in the past couple of days. >> giving out $30. i guess everybody thought it was something, $30 is a lot to them. >> dirty needles? change of needles? >> they said he would put something up their nose and take blood, $not and that was it -- there 30 and that was it. >> it's disgusting. i wouldn't never do it. where my health is concerned, my doctors is the only ones i believe in doing what they say. >> okay. now this is the video of the 43-year-old khoa nguyen as he came out of the courthouse moments ago. i asked him repeatedly were you taking people's blood? he was in no mood to talk. he will

now to a bizarre discovery, a rockville man is accused of buying blood from dozens of people in southwest d.ctonight he's charged with practicing nursing without a license. fox5's alexandria limon is live at d.c. spear core eighty four -- sup superior court. >> reporter: that man entered a not guilty plea released on his sans. we tried to ask him some questions about the charges against him but he took off running. d.c. police say this man was storing large quantities of blood in an apartment and that he paid people $30 to draw their blood. according to court documents he purchased blood from at least 40 people over the past two days and he also had a list with 200 names on it. now, the information from the court documents is all very odd. 43-year-old khoa nguyen. he did it out of an abandoned apartment on p street in southwest d.c. which is part of a public housing complex. when office arrived to investigate yesterday, they said there was a large group of people congregated and officers recognized them as did not live in complex. later officers said in their report that a witnesses told them

> he was arrested from drawing blood from people at a public housing department 70 p street in southwest d.c.c. department of health says he does not have a license to practice medicine in the disstrict and fold police he was working for boston boy owe source which provides specimens for research and same company is noted in craigslist add. when the man arrived to draw her blood she became suspicious and had her neighbor take tote owe of him from behind and when he left she called boston herself. >> it seemed to plea he answered the phone and said hello and then i hung the phone up and called back and there was recording but there was a voicemail with a different voice. >> we also reached out to company and have not received a response. d.c. police report indicates they could not get in touch with everyone there either. wen pleaded guilty and was released on own recognizance he ran from reporters after a hearing. >> i'm on fixed income it appealed to me and i guess it appeals to a lot of the poor. >>> tonight we reach out to d.c. police and prince george county police. and both agencies tell

arrested thursday from drawing blood for dozens of people at public housing apartment 70 p street in southwest d.c.. the d.c. department of helm says he does not have a license to practice medicine in the district and told police he was working for boston bio source which according to web site provides specimens for research and the same company is noted in the craigslist ad. this woman tells us what the man arrived she became so suspicious she had her neighbor take the photo from behind and when he left she called boston biosource h herself. >> when i called it seemed to me that he appsed phone and he just said hello and then i hung the phone up and then i called back and there recording but there was voicemail for biosouce with a different voice. >> we reached out to the company and have not received a response. d.c. police report indicates they could not get in touch with anyone there i'mer. he pleaded not guilty to the charge and was released and fran reporters after the hearing. >> i'm on fixed income so it had appealed to me and i guess it appealed to the lot of the poor. >> tonight we spoke

. >> qua, wen was arrested for drawing blood from people in a housing department 0 p street in southwest d.cd d.c. department of health says he does not have a license to practice medicine in the disstrict and he told police he was working for boston biosource according to web site provides specimens for research and same company noted in the craigslist add. this come tells us what the man arrived to draw her blood she became so suspicious she had the neighborhood take a photo of him from hiptd and when he left she called biosource herself. >> when i called did seemed he answered the phone and said hello and then i hung the phone up. then i called back and there's a recording but there was a voicemail on it for biosource with different voice. >> we've also reached out to the company and not received a response. d.c. police report indicates they cannot anyone either. he was released on own recognizance he ran from reporters after the hearing. >> i'm on fix income it appealed to me ape guess it appealed to a lot of of the poor. >>> muching on to the weather because that is what everybody want

scene in february, protesters blocking education secretary betsy devos from entering a school in southwest d.c. she eventually went through another entrance. one man was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer. from the whites house chief of staff. reince priebus was asked about the president's desire to meet it easier to sue reporters. >> that would require as i understand it a constitutional amendment, so is that something he wants to pursue? it's something we haven't looked at, and how it gets executed or whether he goes anywhere is a different story. kimberly: those comets are not sitting too well the with some members of congress. one said, "we americans will fight any efforts to abridge the freedom of speech or the press." and a california democrat said, "this is marching america down the road to authoritarianism." anger over president trump's white house visit to the leader of the philippines. the stat september, the leader of the philippines compared his killing ishdrugg annex with jews people in the holocaust. schedule may suggest otherwise come up and joe biden insists

. >> reporter: in this southwest d.c. apartment building police say the unthinkable happened. malnutrition and trauma on christmas day. neighbors heard police banging on the parents' door early this morning. they were arrested and charged with murder. >> it woke me up out of my sleep. it scared me. >> reporter: charging documents spell out disturbing details. the baby trinity was born in november with thc in her system. it's a chemical found in marijuana. she weighed 4 pounds and 14.5 ounces at birth and weighed 4 pounds and 4 ounce whz she died. a doctor said she had no body fat and appeared emaceiated. police say she had multiple rib fractures consistent with blunt force trauma. the parents admit they never took trinity to the doctor. >> that's your first priority. >> reporter: documents show trinity's parents were receiving about $9 assistance. they had food in the refrigerator and freezer but none for trinity. according to these charging documents there was no formula inside the apartment for the baby and no food items that were appropriate for a 7 week old child. crowder

all right, new tonight, a rockville man is charged with buying blood from dozens of people in southwest d.c. he is now charged with practicing nursing without a license. >> this is a strange story. fox5's alexandria limon live at d.c. superior court. that's where the suspect was set to appear today. hi, alex. >> reporter: hey, guys and the police report says this man was storing large quantities of blood in an apartment in southwest d.c. and that he was paying people $30 each per withdrawal and that he also paid at least 40 different people over the course of the past couple of days but court documents also reveal he had a list with more than 200 names on it. now, like you said, this is all very odd. the 43-year-old is from rockville and he's charged with practicing medicine without a license in d.c. according to the police acvi abandoned building. when officers arrived they found a large group of people and officers recognized them as habitual. police say they were never able to get ahold h company nguyen claimed to work for. officers found large quantities of blood improperly stored. the

police shot and killed an armed woman yesterday in southwest d.c.. investigation is far from o oath. annie yu is live from headquarters in northwest with the details. good morning, annie. >> hey, good morning to you maureen and holly. this morning it's not clear why officers fired their guns that last night. they -- we don't know you this this placed out. when about the events they said they will review multiple cameras in the area to find out exactly what happened. now, here's video from when this happened last night. shooting happened before 6:30 juliet street in the bellview be neighborhood. it's near the balanced eagle remember center in northwest. police got a call about a car at the crash of end of juliet street followed by a car a driver a woman was armed with a gun. according to police chief she was alone in the vehicle and officers that arrived to the scene made contact with the woman and ended up shooting her. however, again, it's unclear how this all played out. neighbors tell "fox5" none of them saw the woman or gun just saw gun shots. ch

we spoke to a victim in southwest d.c. she has to park on the street with her parking pass. crooks smashed her windows to get it. she's afraid to replace it. >> i'm afraid to put it in my car now but i have to. >> the victim tells us crooks are selling the passes on the street for up to 200 bucks a piece. police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. >>> two seconds in one and the defending champions are going to defend still. they are halfway there. >>> three games to two. >>> base hit slam base hit! the nats are going to win it. >>> at least there was one bright spot. look at that celebration. >> what a roller coaster here. >> long night, big games around here. it's a tough morning if you're a caps fan. look >> that's truly how i feel. crushing. i stayed up for the whole thing. it was tough to watch. we're going to have to wait yet another season. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. at this time yesterday we thought we were on the precipice of one of the best sports day in d.c. history with the wizards and the caps playing. the caps didn't hold up th

in an abandoned apartment in southwest d.c.d khoa nguyen wednesday at the apartment on "p" street. charging documents reveal.. he told officers he'd drawn blood from 20 citizens the day before.. and 20 citizens the day of his arrest. he appeared in court yesterday on charges of practicing nursing without a proper license. he ran away when an abc-7 reporter questioned him. nu-win's customers investigators say nu-win's customers included habitual substance abusers. he said he was working for a company called "boston bio source." the company has not responded to our request for a comment. nu-win' will be back in court next month. an abc-seven crime alert.. police in takoma park, maryland are investigating a residential burglary. it happened yesterday at a home on garland avenue, near central avenue. around the same time, a resident reported seeing a suspicious green minivan driving slowly through the neighborhood. and there were reports of young men soliciting residents for lawn care work. but they were not dressed appropriately f

. >> a man is dead tonight after a shooting in southwest d.c. now, police are looking for the gunman. it happened this afternoon in the middle of irvington treat near the prince george's county county line. paul wagner starts us off live from the scene. >>reporter: tony, we talked to chief newsham who was up here at the scene a little earlier today. he said this was a surprise to have a homicide up here in this section of the city. he says it's been pretty quiet for sometime. we looked at this area is not very high at all. so daytime shooting here in the middle of the street was somewhat unusual. this is what we can tell you and show you some video that we shot earlier today. the way, it looked like the gunman may have pursuing or running after the man he was trying to hit when d.c. fire and ems arrived they found the man unconscious in the middle of the block after an hour or so on the scene, police had no clear motive or a lookout. chief peter knew ham came to the scene along with his top commanders and said there were a number of people in th

meeting to request guidelines and environmental policies and procedures surrounding development in southwest d.cnd the buzzard point area. that is including the d.c. united's new field. the information presentation is expected to happen this afternoon and the commission will be asked if they can authorize the release of those policies and procedures for 45 day public review and comment period. than 15 minutes away for another shot at free wizards tickets. we what you to get in the game free tonight. stick with us for a chance to win. word overnight from morning, but it will turn gray later. just three stars today. see a dayime we will quite as bad as it is today will be sunday. a few showers coming through, they're pretty nice for early next week. temperatures are in the 60's mainly throughout this time frame. today, 68 by drop off. bastad forecast, 54 -- bastad forecast, 54. clouds moving into the area. no sunshine tomorrow at all. look at the rain. it is a downpour for your friday morning rush. 60 to 63 degrees. some lightning and thunder. by 10:00 a.m., most of our son will be sell. watch the

. >> police shot and killed an armed woman in southwest d.c.. yu is live from headquarters northwest with the desales. good morning, annie. >> hey, maureen, holly. we're told that d.c. police just cleared the scene not too long ago and actually man to review multiple cameras to figure out what happened. meanwhile let's look at video from last fwhiingt all this happened. police say the shooting happened just before 6:30 last night. this happened bellview neighborhood right by the balanced eagle remember center in southwest. police say they got a call about a car that crashed at the end ever juliet street followed by a call that the driver a woman was armed with a gun. now according to police chief peter newsham she was alone in the the officers that arrived at the scene made contact with the woman and ended up shooting her. however circumstances surrounding shooting remawnz unclear this morning. we spoke to a lot of neig neighbors. they told "fox5" none say a woman or gun. some heard the shots. chief newsham is not giving us details but letting u

and in southwest, d.c. police are offering a $25,000 reward in a shooting that left a 25-year-old man dead. please say demarcus thompson was shot near the corner of martin luther king boulevard and irvington street around 2:00 in the afternoon. thompson was discovered in the middle of the road from not far from the metropolitan police academy. >>> police morning, police are looking for a former redskins player. there is a warrant out for clinton portis. police show back in january police in bethesda cited him for driving were you a suspendsed license. his license was spuspended in florida. portis was a contributor to redskins show time >>> just about eight minutes after the hour. two teams, one of the biggest nights. the wizards taking on the celtics the nationals and the capitals taking on the pittsburgh penguins. >> we're going to get total wizards and nationals in a moment. but first to justin finch live near verizon center where the countdown is on to game seven. a whole light of excitement, justin. >>

if you go to southwest d.c. the place is a construction zone. yes, the $2 billion city within a city wharf project is humongous but stuff is going on all over the place. >> we are looking at buildings. says gone are her views of d.c. >> i'm not against progress. what i am really concerned about is over-saturation. overdevelopment. >> it started with the construction of nats park in southeast seems to have no end. a 47-year resident says there has been no plaining. one thing, get it over with and go to another thing. ten things are happening at one time. >> highway apartment dwellings that had views of the capitol is gone. >> it is ironic that the place called "the view" now has no view. sam: workers are about to block off part of it so completely some residents will only look into somebody else's apartment. 30 feet away. progress for some comes at the expense of others. there a cra the apartment they called "the view." we have more of the story coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". including some residents who resort to protest signs. reporting live

we have video of where it went down in southwest d.c. this is what people tell us occurred. he showed up and started to offer $30 a pop to allow them to swab the nasal package and take blood. police arrived after getting complaints they found numerous viles of blood and needles and a ledger with hundreds of names. they said that nguyen approached him but he wasn't going for it. >> the whole neighborhood like they were giving out government cheese. asking for blood. >> poor people and offering of course they are going to jump to it. high in crime and drugs. they will run for it. staves investigators said nguyen told them he works for biotech firm out of boston and a licensed professional but he does not have a license to practice in d.c. he is about to appear any moment. at 6:00 we will hear from his attorney. perhaps learn more why he was collecting the blood. reporting live. stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: tonight for the first time in history the british transport police are patrolling some trains with the weapons. this decision comes hours after the british government

learning new details in this shooting that happened about 7:00 last night outside a rec center in southwest d.cll us at the time there were a number of children who were playing in that area. pat collins is gathering new information for us on this scene. >> reporter: i have to begin with the warning. we do have cell phone video of this police involved shooting, some people might find it disturbing. it all came to an end at the front door of this rec center, take a look at the bullet holes. their low on the door, the reason for that, the woman at the time was kneeling down. she was kneeling down but she had a serious gun in her hand. this is a semi-automatic pistol police say the woman had at the bald eagle rec center. police say she crashed her car here yesterday and got out and began waving the gun around in the air. it all came to an end at the front door of the rec center. you can see the bullet holes in the door. i counted six. this is how it played out on

police say he was buying blood from people in southwest, d.c. chris gordon is live outside the court where the man appeared before a judge. what do we know about this? >> just minutes ago, we know he was released on his personal recognizance. 43-year-old khoa nguyen of rockville was released on the condition that he does not practice medicine without a medical license and he does not draw blood. reporters tried to question him and he ran through the rain. he'll return to court at the end of june to face criminal charges. police say he was running a blood bank for poor people in southwest, washington. >> to me, it was illegal, unsanitary, unsafe. >> reporter: nguyen is charged with practicing medicine without a license. police got a tip that blood was being bought at an abandon apartment at 70 p street southwest. donors were being paid $30 each. an officer saw a large group of people congregating. >> they didn't know nothing. they went for the $30. people are going to go and do it for that. >> we didn't get the money, the blood drawn or nothing.

the thought of dozens, possibly hundreds of people who lined up to sell their blood to a man in southwest d.c. but police say he didn't have a license to operate his make shift blood bank. our cameras will rolling when ko nguyen left his court hearing. he set up shop in an abandoned apartment building and paid people $30 for each sample. >> to me, it was illegal, unsanitary, unsafe. >> offer you $30, you know, people, $30, >> now nguyen said he worked for boston biosource. the company said he provides a valuable service collecting blood for research for diseases like cancer and alzheimer's. it's unclear if that company is tied to this collection of blood. >>> more details in the massive construction project happening on beach drive. you can see some relief as we enter the next stage of the project. the good news is there will no longer be a 24/7 closure. segment 2 and 3 of the project are going to be combined. detour routes have been updated to improve neighborhood safety and be more a come 340e dating to traffic pattern and feedback from area residents. >> you will hear this sound all memori

prosecutors say callaway had threatened to attack the first district police station in southwest, d.c near nationals park. callaway did not enter a plea today. he's being held until a preliminary hearing next week. at u.s. district court, mark segraves, news4. victory in the latest health care battle, but they haven't won the war, and we're learning a lot more about the bill that the house has just handed off to the senate. and new job numbers are capping off a pretty good week for president trump. blayne alexander is live with new details. >> good afternoon to you. the president is spending the weekend at his home in new jersey, and he is still celebrating that win on health care, even as it goes on to face a tougher battle in the senate. meanwhile today, millions of families are still trying to figure out exactly what all of this means for their coverage and their families. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: on the heels of a health care victory, more good news for president trump. 211,000 jobs added in april, unemployment dropping to 4.4%, the lowest since 2007. >> the president

now we talked to a victim in southwest d.c. near nats park. she has to park on the street with her parking pass, but crooked smashed her windows to get it. it's happening so frequently that she's afraid to replace it. >> now >> these are some pictures that she snapped of the damage. victims tell us that crooks are actually selling these passes on the street for up to 200 bucks a piece. police are asking anybody with any information on this crime to give them a call. >>> two seconds in one and the defending choibs aampions are go defend still. they are halfway there. >> boston in the eastern conference semi-finals three games to two. >> base hit! base hit! the nats are going to win it! >> all right. i love to see that celebration and that excitement from the nats because for the most part, it was a maddening day to be a sports fan. i'm crushed. i'm just going to put it out there. that was tough. i stayed up for the whole stinking game and now i'm sad. >> i think a lot of people sort of woke up this way when they phone. the nationals won, right?

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informant he wanted to kill police officers and was targeting the first district police station in southwest, d.c was polite and reserved as he appeared before a federal judge, facing two gun charges. he has not been charged with terrorism or making that callaway posted pro-isis messages on several facebook pages, as well as racist messages. callaway stands 6'6" and is a former marine where populahe ha weapons and explosives training. he did not have to enter a plea today. he's charged with gun charges so far. he'll be back to court next week. coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you how much those fbi informants were paid by the fbi. that's the very latest in northwest. >> thank you, mark. >>> questions surrounding the rights of transgender students in fairfax county. they're now part of a national conversation and the conservative group, the family research council is hosting a discussion for parents who are concerned about the school system's gender identity policy. david culver is joining us here in the studio to explain all of this. >> here's the deal. this is an school leaders hope the supreme cou

all this unfolding yesterday outside the bald eagle rec center in southwest d.c. pat collins has been working this story all day. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, chris first i should warn people, we do have cell phone video of the police involved shooting. some people may find it disturbing. the scene the rec center in southwest, police say a woman crashed her car here that she got out of the car and began waving a gun around in the air. people started running for cover. it all came to an end here at the front door of the rec center. look at the bullet holes here -- six bullet holes. this is how i the cell phone video. you can see the woman kneeling in front of the door to the recreation center. she had a gun in her hand. police standing at the ready. they say they ordered her to drop the gun, but as she raised it up, they opened fired. >> oh! oh, my god! >> what she do? >> she lift the gun. >> reporter: troy scott and martin gross, they were around when it happened. >> she was waving it around. >> reporter: scary? >> yeah, yeah. i guess she was out of he

accused of illegally drawing of police say he was paying residents at a public housing residence in southwest d.ccing medicine without a license he claims he works for a company called boston bio source and was authorized to draw blood. the d.c. department says nguyen is not a licensed medical professional. >> an acre of pope yum poppy glowing a field. the plants are likely being shipped off the property to be made into opium. officials have sent samples of the plants to a state lab to confirm the plants are in fact opium poppy. the sheriff estimates the value of the plants at $500 million. >> wow. >> 5:41 is our time right now and coming up on fox5 news morning, cleaning up the chesapeake bay could soon be a little bit tougher thanks to president trump's budget proposal. >> and a new study suggests millennial women the workplace. >> as we head to break let's take a live look. there's the bay bridge. everything's flowing okay right now but of course traffic's just going to get worse as the day goes on as we head into memorial day weekend. 5:42 is our time right now. gary will talk about the holid

after that that will begin to affect on thursday this produces half inch to inch of rain and southwest of d.culd be more closer to inch and a half and culpeper and quantico inch point one. isolated showers wednesday, thursday will start also on wet note. and as we look at our forecast for tonight again if we see anything at all just spotty. pm showers back with us tomorrow with temperature of 69. so this is memorial day weekend. coming up and it looks like after we get through thursday friday is going to be drier day. so far so good for friday. maybe you will be driving out of town. and weekend is not bad. i love looks of saturday. 83. maybe thunderstorms around on monday and also on sunday. and that would be pretty typical for us for memorial day. usually one or the other. really color n possibility of shower. >> i'll take this version. >> dispointed though. >> take us with we'll be right back. >> we'll leave with you a sweet treat. a pastery shop in new york is everything up a new cookie featuring likeness of president trupp. take a look for yourself. the cupcake market in the east village

just what was going on in an abandoned apartment in southwest d.c.?'m melanie alnwick with the answer. >>> a victory and an apology. the republican congressional candidate wins a special election. and used his speech to say sorry to the reporter he's accused of attacking. >>> first, though, it's time to zip trip and we're coming to you live all morning long from ellicott city, married a community that has made a dramatic come back less than year after a devastating flood. >> from the five must have stops to very special honor for today's hometown hero, you don't want to miss a minute. good day at 9a starts now. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> we got the music, we've got the dj there must be a zip trip 2017. we're in lovely and beautiful and quaint ellicott city, maryland. >> historic and haunted. >> i heard about that. >> really cool. let's br they have ents coming you wine bin yesterday was national wine day starting movie nights every friday and saturday nights. james bond movie tonight and tomorrow night to kick off the summer season just as we're kic

a woman they say was armed yesterday in southwest d.c.. the investigation far from over. annie yu is live at police headquarters northwest this morning with more. did morning, annie. >> good morning ail son and steve. police chief newsham is not saying why the officer shot the woman last night. so at this point in the investigation we have more questions than answers but we have a call into d.c. police to figure urt out what happened last night how it called play out and the victim it was right outside the balanced eagle rec center and this is bellview neighborhood. a cash crashed at the end of that road followed by a car the driver a woman was sarmd with a gun. should was aloneed in that vehicle and the officers who arrived on scene made contact with the woman, ended up shooting her. however unclear why. she pass at the hospital. police are unable to give us details about the woman when she lived in the area, what led up to the. >> i know we had at least two officers that fired weapons. we'll of course there's multiple cameras out here in the area and as you saw there we

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d.c.. look at winds, south, southwest at 16 miles an hour and gusty. they will be especially through first half of tuesday afternoon here. and satellite and radar showing clouds left from what was a cold front that moved through the region or currently moving through the region you can see the difference on the temperature chart which i'll show new a bit. temperature planner for this afternoon, by 11:00 lots of sunshine 69 by 2:00 into the mid 70s we go and by 5:00, 77. near perfect day today with lots of sunshine and the only thing you have to watch out for is that breeze which could gust at times up and over 30. that's a look at the forecast. erin como is back with a check of traffic. how is it going out there. >> 5:25 right now and we're seeing metro delays. if you plan on taking the red line keep in mind earlier train malfunction glenmont residual delays shady grove in additi yellow rush plus. as you make your way dumfries main street this is known as route 1 southbound closed tebs lane and crash involving a fallen tree. 95 southbound through dumph

d.c.. and tisha lewis will be there in southwest with the story. tish a. >> officers in southwest were calloway. he shared his plans to attack police here with undercover fbi informant. he popped up on the fbi radar because of his posts on facebook and it turns out he had some plans to buy a. k 47 to carry out these attacks. >> 38-year-old clark calloway was has bee inked thursday night. federal investigators say he brought ak-47 from undercover fbi informant for $200. court documents indicate calloway wanted to start a race war against white and full wloen attack on police at the first district police headquarters and reportedly told fbi informant got pigs were just shot in idaho. choose the bullet offer the ballot. on another occasion yeah just all-out awe salt on police police stations. just like offensive. and he goes on to say they went full force even if they died. and in a violence filled rant he reportedly describesgist bam, bam, bam, ambush and everything, ain't no talking with them. just got to go. >> and this affidavit says fbi began inv

d.c. fire and ems pulled eight baby ducks from a storm drain in southwest. here's the payoff, look at those darlings waddling back to mama. glf and we have a game seven on the way to d.c. on wednesday. the caps smoking the penguins go down tonight. we'll be talking about that coming with tempur-pedic.t our proprietary material automatically adjusts to your weight, shape and temperature. so you sleep deeply, and wake up feeling powerful. >>> now, wusa9 game on sports brought to you by exfinty. >> stoked yet? yeah, there are a few things in life as important as a game seven. birth of a child. graduating from high school. getting the la mocha frap at starbucks. i like that one. for the caps fans, this is it. lose and we're done. win, there's going to be one hell of a party wednesday night. let's focus on this night first. caps dominated the ice. watch the puck movement here. it's going to end up in the hands of t.j. oshi. penguins, a lot of pen

d.c. water for about eight years. jones is the captain of one of two new skimmer boats along the southwest waterfront. >> we pick up bottles and a lot of wood, just about anything. you may run into anything out here. >> reporter: d.c. water general manager george hawkins says removing all the trash from the rivers is important for the environment. >> it's about 40 to 50 tons of debris a month. 300 to 500 tons at least a year. think about it, that's all in the river. and we are removing it all and getting it out so the river is cleaner for everybody who enjoys it. >> reporter: for brian meyer, removing the debris is also important for boater safety. >> it's greatly important because a lot of times you can't see what is in the water. so you can paddle right into it and not know and just fall off. so getting the large debris is very important. >> reporter: tommy wells oversees the d.c. department of energy and environment. he wants more people to start enjoying the rivers. and what they have to offer, especially one aspect of the rivers. >> the catfish, in particular, are getting cleaner. if you get any snakehead, by any mean

d.c. fire and the e.m.s. crews are working to rescue some little ducklings from the storm drain. this is happening southwestat the intersection of main and 12th. this is a tweet we got from d.c. fire. look at the momma duck. she is watching. standing by. crews are working to get her babies. we will keep you posted on the rescue efforts. >> she's not attacking. alison: she knows they are helping her. larry: smart mother goose. win or go home again for capitals tonight. they trail 3-2 in a best of seven series. robert burton has a game six preview coming up >>> i question myself, do i know what i'm talking about? everyone is telling me i am wrong. it's hard to think. davis who was at a frat house when 19-year-old timothy piazza died after a hazing rid wall. eight fraternity brothers are charged with involuntaryy& manslaughter. the woman who shot her exdaughter-in-law and the new husband will spend the rest of her life behind bars. the man died. caroline conway sentenced with life without parole. she shot them in a mcdonald's parking lot two years ago. her son is a police officer. larry: honoring the local pol

d.c..com. in the district, police are investigating a deadly stabbing in southwest. this happened around three:30 this morning in the 100 block of joliet street . forty-nine year old derrick roach later died at the hospital a reward of up to 25 a thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to an' wrist in the case. in virginia police are investigating an attempted abduction near woodbridge. a woman around 5 a.m. and says a man grabbed her and tried to pull her to a nearby area. she was eventually able to break free and then the suspect took off. anyone with information is asked to contact prince george's county police. president trump is in the midst of his first oversees trip as commander in chief. today and secretary of state rex tillerson met with leaders in saudi arabia. fox's lauren ingle has more. >>reporter: it was a tremendous day. president trump arrived in saudi arabia to a warm reception. it's the president's first trip oversees and one of the first orders of business was to sign a 110 billion-dollar defense agreement with saudi arabia's king

d.c. police station. >> we outside of the headquarters in southwest. according to the f.b.i. they arrested a man last night who bought an a.k. 47 assault rifle from undercover agent. his plan was to shoot up the headquarters because of the hatred for whites and the sympathies for the group isis according to the court papers. clark calloway a d.c. construction worker and the u.s. marines vet was charged with two federal felonies today. among others because he possessed a firearm and was a felon. court papers say he attracted the f.b.i. attention a year ago. they had the undercover and the informants working close to him to pretend to be proisis as well and that is when calloway with a criminal record arranged to buy the rifle for $250. he bought in payments. the informants relate that calloway talked of hating white people and said he was coming over here to the first district station to shoot police. he said he wouldn't target block police if they got out of the way. they said his mental capacity had been questioned. he will be held at least until wednesday when he has his ne

southwest. speaking of the commute, we have some slowdowns in d.c., melissa. >> take a look at the slowdowns, sheena. 295 northbound. just hearing in my ear we have cleared the work zone. we have the delays northbound and southbound here. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no big issues. looking pretty good right now. 66 and 95. slow spot in bound. very typical. 95 in order bound. after the beltway these routes into town and out of town, nice and light. >>> melissa, thank you. 6:31 now. here's a look at our top tore stories this morning. police arrested a montgomery county high school student who apparently brought a gun on campus. mario alvarado is accused of driving a stolen car to school. a rifle was discovered in the car. we'll have more on who discovered the gun and where it came mr. in a life report. >>> a d.v. family needs you to be on the lookout for this young girl. her name is dajanay bowens. she was last seen on tuesday. she was wearing a white shirt, multi-colored leggings and blue jean jacket. call police if you've seen her. >>> it will be a tough road to the washington capitals.

southwest. he died on the way to the hospital. d.c. police chief peter newsham responded to the scene, and tells us multiple shots were fired and that there were a lot of people around at the time of the shooting. still no word on motive or arrest in the case. >>> tonight new reaction to high profile hate crimes on local college campuses. anti-semitic messages were found at georgetown university over the weekend. bananas were hung from nooses at american university last week. days later a noose was found at the university of maryland in it has some calling for a change in race relations. meagan fitzgerald has more from our newsroom. >> yeah, doreen, muslims are also seeing an increase in racially tinged acts. the council on america islamic relations or cair, released a report today saying anti-muslim acts have increased 57% from 2015 to 2016. they're calling the latest surge unprecedented. >> obama's not in office anymore. we don't have a muslim in there anymore. >> reporter: this cell phone video showing a customer insulting a muslim

d.c. water for about eight years. jones is the captain of one of two new steamer boats unveiled today along the southwest waterfront. >up bottles and a lot of wood. just about anything. >> reporter: d.c. water general manager said removing the trash is important for the environment. >> it's about 40 to 50 tons of debris a month. 3 to 500 tons at least a year. think about it, that's all in the river and we're removing it all and getting it out so the river's cleaner for everybody to enjoy it. >> reporter: for brian mire who is opening up a kayback rental business, removing the degree is important for safety. >> very important, because a lot of times you can't see what is in the water, so you paddle into it and not even know and fall off. so getting the large debut is very important. >> reporter: tommy wells oversees the d.c. department of energy and environment, he wants more people to start enjoying the river and what they have to offer. especially, one aspect of the rivers. >> the catfish in particular are getting cleaner. if you get any snakehead, by all means, take it home, fillet it, and put it on the grill. we're

d.c. water for about eight years. jones is the captain of two new skimmer boats along the southwest waterfront. >> we pick up of wood, a lot of wood and just about anything. you may run into anything out here. >> reporter: d.c. water general manager george hawkins says removing the trash from the anascostia river is a lot. >> 350 tons a year. we're removing it all and getting it out so the river is cleaning for everybody who enjoys it. >> reporter: for brian meyer opening up a ckayak business, this is great for boater safety. >> a lot of times you can't see what is in the water. you can paddle into it and fall off. so getting the large debris is very important. >> reporter: tommy wells oversees the d.c. department of energy and environment. he wants more people to start enjoying the rivers. and what they have to offer. especially one aspect of the rivers. >> the catfish, in particular, are getting cleaner. and if by all means, take it home, filet it and put it on the grill. because we want to get the snakehead out of here and they are good tasting fish. >> reporter: for christopher jones, he has a sweet job spending m

southwest freeway. struggling in northwest d.c. got the water main break at mcarthur boulevard.maybe use the parkway. and a look at the belt way through tyson's corner to the more traffic weather and updates on good morning washington on ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma," everybody. what a fantastic audience we have in times square. thanks for joining us, and, yes, you know what, i think we have found the next superstar singer. >> very own "american idol" right here. >> guess what. she's only 9 years old. yes, third grader annie zimmerman recently auditioned for the talent show and when she started to sing judges were not expecting this. ♪ don't you know why sitting round with my head hanging down ♪ ♪ and i wonder you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> great voice. >> you said, ah, aa. i can't believe she's in third grader. that has more than 100,000 views and counting and annie is joining us live from little rock with her dad, mike right now. hello, mike and annie. how are you? >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> hi, annie. annie, i'm going to start with you, can you hear me? >> yes, i can hear you. >>

d.c. metro, it's but dry, but in the skies gradually clear. gradual clearing, the wind out of the southwesto 15. wind gusts tonight lower 60's for the air temperatures. a light jacket early on. the wind will make it feel cooler. if you are wearing a hat tomorrow morning, hold on to it because it will be windy, especially in the mid afternoon. futurecast, dry all day, starting in the morning. grab the sunglasses as you head out the door. it will be a bright, sunny, windy day, in noticeably less humid and cooler. tomorrow evening, outdoor plans, a barbecue in the backyard, looks fantastic, although still a little breezy. futurecast, wind gusts tomorrow morning 25 miles per hour. we increase a bit in the late afternoon. wind gusts of about 30 miles per hour, even higher to the west. we could even see some wind advisories for the higher elevations. "good morning washington" starts tomorrow, cooler temperatures, only into the middle 70's. the wind will kick up, making it feel even cooler. the 10 day outlook, 71 wednesday, middle 60's thursday. about a 30% chance of showers during the afternoon.

d.c. maryland and virginia and across the country. >> tom fitzgerald a live tonight at ice headquarters in southwest with the latest on this. reporter: yeah, this was a pretty big operation shawn and jim. this went on for six weeks. they started this in march and all told now in revealing this they say they've arrested 1,378 people. they have seized $491,000 of money and they've also taken 238 weapons off the streets. now, this is some video that we obtained today of this operation over the last couple of weeks. now, this was not only nationwide, this was in our area as well, d.c., maryland and virginia. in all, in our area, 52 people were arrested. and, you know, one of the examples they used was over in fairfax county. in fairfax county they arrested 11 people. they were and are being part of the ms-13 street gang. they say that house that they were operating out of came under suspicion of sex trafficking. they contacted the fairfax county police the fairfax county police worked in conjunction with ice and they were able to move in and make arrests. now, keep in mind the environment we're in right now. this spring ice iss

d.c. 7 degrees from just in the late 90 hour. so the front is he'sed ever so slightly down to south and southwest. i think it settles there and forecast living north overnight probably not much and eventually upper 60s. we met may get to upper 60s and front moves norm and back up to 70 or so and thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow. maybe we end up with cloud cover in the morning and in the afternoon we start to get to plenty of sunshine and that helps to destableize things. we're looking out tomorrow afternoon and evening and the best bet is that after 3:00 we'll start to see popping up and moving from the west. and this probably won't start comeing across until 5, 6, 7:00 at least not the i 95 corridor. we're under a slight risk tomorrow evening. storms prediction center way down in norman oklahoma issues ths and they feel there's a good luckily hood we'll get strong to severe thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and high winds gusts 50 miles an hour or greater and large hail. of course heavy rain and dangerous lightning not to mention a little bit of tore naid nadic activity. and enhanced ris