a deadly crash closing suitland parkway in both directions.rash closure scene is extending from route four pennsylvania avenue to suitland road. the crash scene is at forestville road. so you can detour at pennsylvania avenue take that to the beltway or take that inbound in toward the district. just be prepared for delays as more congestion hits the scene. melanie alnwick is almost there and she'll bring us a live report on the details that of crash. aside from the closure on suitland parkway this morning we're also dealing with another issue as you make your way out in the district. d.c. police traffic tweeting to let us know northbound blare road is closed in northwest from nicholl street top mcdonald place. southbound side closed from blare towed nicholson to kansas avenue. back to you. >> 4:47 is the time. fox5 tracking passenger recovering after he says he was attacked by a group of people on the red line. the victim tells fox5 it happened friday evening at metro center. he says he was pushed to the ground and punched by five men. he suff

and suitland road.est investigation. so much bail out traffic on pennsylvania avenue backed up from ritchie marlboro into the district. huge delays there basically crawling along. i'd avoid pennsylvania avenue this morning if at all possible. branch avenue much better alternate. to 70 southbound heavy volume right now about an hour delay from urbana down to the beltway no crashes just a lot of congestion and then for the top side of the beltway heavy traffic especially southbound bw parkway from 32 down toward powder mill road from theism cc to the beltway, 95 southbound backs up and then the outer loop typical delays of 25 minutes from bw spur. 66 eastbound two crash scenes right now the one at 28 cleared. 66 eastbound a crash at 123 and a crash at beltway. delays back to 29 in gainsville an hour and a half. huge problems there. we'll have more traffic in just a few. at least metro is on time right now. back to you guys. >> last week we showed the dog that gets up on the roof. how does he get up there.

in bound suitland parkway between forestville road and suitland road. that section of the roadway closed through the morning r alternates, pennsylvania avenue, branch avenue, the beltway to 295. you're going to want to avoid suitland for much of the morning. southbound 295 before the naval research lab, left lane blocked there. beltway at forestville road looking okay through that area. rest of the beltway, other main routes into town and out of town, no major issues quite yet. good morning, mr. bell. >> good morning, miss mollet. beautiful day outside. already a court so i of the team of year. early peaks of daylight and we're not even at 6:00 yet. if you're looking up into the sky, you see a bright, shining object, that one right there, that is the planet of venus. mostly clear sky. a beautiful day to be outside. so far the first two weeks of may have been almost three degrees colder than the month of april was. unbelievable pattern change around here. but there's another change coming this degrees weather right back here to washington. if you're tire

the suitland parkway remains closed.raffic watch ways are checking in, there's is a late coming in on four slowing hour. it's a 14 minute ride to travel three miles at this point. route five, nice and clear, for folksll an option headed into southeast option -- washington. that's the traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes. larry: talk to you soon. aw details at a penn state, fraternity pledge, dead, his parents have a new mission. plus, horace holmes is here with a 7 on your side investigation. horace: what is at the center of your morning routine? coffee. what we will tell you tha prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: there are new developments this morning in the death of a pledge at a penn state fraternity. here is your "gma" first look. x 18 members of the frater

in bound suitland parkway. we are shut down between forestville road and suitland road. when you're talking about alternates, circled a few. in bound pennsylvania is a bit slow this mornings. branch avenue is an idea. you could take the beltway to 295 if you want to do that to try to work your way into town. quite slow. brand new problem blaire road between kansas avenue and northwest. >> great weekend to be outside yesterday. mother's day was a little blustery. winds gusting to 40 miles per little breezy this morning. >> yes, still breezy this morning. going to be breezy through the afternoon. really nice looking day to start off your work week. monday weather outlook, commute, you'll need sunglasses. sun glare around this morning. bus stop, light jacket for the kids. through the afternoon, could be a very pleasant day. if you're having lunch out, very nice. breezy, dinner out very comfortable. we're going to stay nice and dry. temperatures, 57 in the district, 54 frederick, 51 manassas. as we go through the day. 68 degrees. talking about temperatures in the mid 70s. a

police activity suitland parkway naylor road moved over to the intersection of suitland parkway shut down in both directions stanton road southeast. traffic die verltsed because of police activity. we'll keep you update odden that. avoid stanton road and sutland parkway. debris walking center lane to john land road questions on erin d.c. twitter back to you. >> developing in northern virginia alexandria police are trying to figure out who is responsible for hanging out white supremists flyers in that neighborhood. >> people until that community are responding with their message of hope. live in del ray with more on this mel, good morning. >> good morning, guys, this commonwealth avenue is a place where a lot of cars drive by. no surprise here this is where neighbors chose toe posts their positive messages after the racist and citizen phobic flyers were ripped down. the flyers showed up in del ray and old town alexandria and the same kind of flyers we're told were post add round the the country including here in d.c. and maryland and we've blurred out the time name of the group that t

suitland parkway remains shut down between forestville road and suitland road.as reopened in the district. that had been shut down for quite some time. to the footage, for suitland parkway. you'll need to use branch avenue or pennsylvania avenue as your alternate. you cannot access the suitland parkway until after you get past suitland road. brian has a look at our forecast >> reporter: good news to share for us. traffic not so pretty, but weather-wise, 53 arlington, the eye can see. temperatures this afternoon into the middle 80s. 75 degrees. we'll still after breeze from time to time. as far as the next couple days we're warming up, 81 tomorrow. the heat and humidity build, pop or shower, storm come wednesday. >> checking stops, police are on the hunts for the person that killed 2 women in virginia hours after a graduation celebration. police say early yesterday morning on i95 in downtown richmond, someone pulled up be side a car and started shoot ing. among the two women killed, 26- year old holland from manassas. another person in the car in critical conditi

heads up on route 4 leaving the suitland parkway.e inner loop of the beltway, as traffic merges back onto the beltway still in play costing you a little bit of time and an early merge. 95, this is where we have the accident at quantico. vdot pushing everybody over to the center and the right. the worst time to travel for the holidays is on fridays between 11:00 p.m. -- 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. you will be able to jump into the lanes -- hov lanes an hour earlier. autria: this morning, fox news under fire, advertisers bailing on sean hannity because of a story that started right here at home in ♪ ♪ nothing performs like a tempur-pedic. and now is the best time buy one. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. >> some advertisers are pulling out of sean hannity's fox news channel show. the embattled host is under fire for promoting it debunked staffer. ton both and

last night, he was arrested in su suitland at a motel on allentown road.now folks are trying to figure out who was monitoring him away without folks at this courthouse knowing that they didn't know where he was. coming up on news4 at 5:00, now that he's been arrested, what happens next. >>> storm team4 now, it's about to get real hot out there. >> so hot, we gotta go to team coverage. one person to do the forecast and the other to keep him cool, right? >> that's right. tom will be fanning me. >> there you go. i got a bucket of gatorade to pour on you. >> we are talking about some heat. we saw one 90-degree temperature, but now we're talking near record again. >> it's going to be more like july than may. getting pretty hot now. >> temperatures already up into the 80s across much of the area. beautiful afternoon. low humidity as we look off toward the north and west here. notice the number, 77, d.c. 81, richmond. mid to upper 80s backo moving our way. 90s coming tomorrow for just about everybody. and near record heat. right now, we're predicting at least tyi

that's the latest from the crash site on the suitland parkway.k to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> not many things stop people in their tracks while they're commuting through union station. last night it happened. people stopped and stared, even gasped as explicit pornography began playing on a big advertising screen in the main minutes before crews figured out how to turn that screen off. union station officials tell us they don't know what happened, but believe the screen may have been hacked. >> somebody felt the need to do that, maybe do it better where it's exclusively adults. >> yeah, that's unfortunate, but that's the world we live in now. >> and so the monitor has gone to black until union station figures it out. >>> virginia students who takes classes at for-profit colleges will be getting added information designed to protect their investment. terry m terry mcauliffe signed a bill to offer the students an agreement that discloses whether class credits can transfer to a virginia public college. the agreements must also disclose if the scho

live in suitland tonight with anjali. >> shawn, tony. the press releases regarding arrests came out one hour apart and now investigators believe they have a buy county killer behind bars. >>. >> two mug shots taken hours apast same man. even wearing the same outfit. 25 year john feral williams was captured and charged with murder r murder of two men in two different counties. prince george county police believe it was williams who approached 27-year-old wayne pope at suitland exxon off silver hill road early morning hours of may 3. williams was armed with a gun and tried to rob pope. after a struggle williams shot pope and took off in his car. >> just four days earlier, a montgomery county polic believed williams and another 3457b were at the the scene of a quad rup ul shooting in germantown. williams shot and killed ameyer santos johnson at a home off kitchen house way april 289. williams and another man robbed the victim at gun point. three other people were also shot trying to flee the scene and survived. and the next day, montgomery

suitland parkway - closed at forestville road. another update from the traffic center -next. return midweek today: mostly sunny. breezy & seasonable. highs: 72-76 winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ tonight: mainly clear. comfortably cool. lows: 48-54 winds: nw 5 mph tuesday: partly cloudy. warmer. highs: 79-82 winds: sw 5 mph coming up - an amber alert in virginia. baby - missing now missing for five days. what investigators just found that is raising even more questions. plus - a scherzer scare.. the nats star pticher - getting hit on the mound. the play that had fans holding their breath - next. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic justable ttress sets. nd your exclusive retailer tempurpedic.com. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24

and a fiery wreck blocking suitland parkway. seven is on your side to get you through it all - we begin with our q mccray - live on the suitland parkway. toss to julie

. >>> new at noon, suitland parkway has reopened after three people this morning. the two-car crash happened along the suitland parkway near forestville road. u.s. park police investigators had closed the parkway for nearly four hours to clear the scene and construct their crash reconstruction. this is footage of the crash shortly after first responders put out the burning wreckage. a driver in one of the vehicles survived the crash and is in the hospital. suitland parkway was close inbound, but since all lanes have reopened. >>> at least 30 people were hurt after their charter bus crashed and flipped over on i- 95 south in havre de grace maryland. maryland state police tell us 26 of the victims are children. medical helicopters airlifted two of the victims who were critically hurt to the hospital. this crash happened just before 11 a.m. 95 near exit 89 is still shut down in both directions while investigators figure happened and crews clear the road. >>> here's a look at the nine people interviewed to replace james comey, the fbi director president trump fired las

monday morning on the suitland parkway when the rapper died in a fiery car crash.is gordon is live at the scene with more details. >> reporter: wendy, london dior wasy a lot of people in the music business thought she was older because she had such a polished style and sophistication. she had been recording music for years, right up until the night before her fatal car crash here along suitland parkway. >> everybody just loved her so much. and we just miss her. >> reporter: april eps said her granddaughter calls dreamed of making it big. >> her mom said that she was her little star, ever since she was a little baby. and that's what she wanted to be. shining star. >> reporter: london dior, also known as lundy, lived here in southeast washington. i asked her family members what she was doing in the car that was involved in the terrible accident that killed her and two friends at 4:00 monday morning on suitland parkway. >> she was coming home from the studio. she was recording her n she was with her boyfriend. he picked her up from the session and after that, that's w

>> reporter: yet another fatal crash on the suitland parkway, near the spot where two people died twoago. this morning's crash is still being investigated, but people are saying this road needs to be made safer. the impact was great enough that one of the vehicles burst into flames. three people in that car died. a westbound jeep and this sedan collided in the westbound lanes new year the intersection. the driver of t injured. it shut down the busy commuter route for a good part of the morning. both vehicles were towed to begin processing. twisted, charred metal are an all too familiar scene. >> the road has required a checkered history. >> reporter: john townsend points to a crash where a mother and child were killed at nearly the same spot back in march. 12 people have died in parkway crashes over the last three years. >> what we need on suitland parkway is tougher enforcement to crack down on drivers who are going at excessive rates of speed. >> reporter: the identities of those involved have not been released. now this is a parkway and not a freeway. what's in a name, you ask. mor

intersection of suitland parkway and forest hill road is back open, and that's great news for the cars driving by. many have been out here waiting for hours to get on their way. we have some video to show you of the intersection where this happened. they say it was a fiery crash. two cars were involved in this it,h, a maroon-colored suv, ag, and a second vehicle -- suv, a that is mangled beyond recognition. we have confirmed three people died in this crash. one person was rushed to the hospital, and the intersection was shut down for hours. as it stands now, it is open again. i am q mccray, abc 7 news. lindsey: covering metro, final preparations are underway for safetrack surge 15, and riders are going to want to listen up. the changes will start tomorrow. on the orange line in maryland, five stations will close. free shuttle buses will replace trains through that area but run every 30 minutes. surge 15 begins tomorrow and runs through june 15. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, a new threat. the warning north korea has for the u.s. following another missile test. plus, a seven-alarm fir

southbound 4, outbound there suitland parkway blocked by a crash.ebris with the crew blocking the right lanes. outer loop, disabled vehicle in the area. a little slower than normal. i want to thank the rain for that. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 when you hop in your car this morning. >> 6:20 right now. our countdown to summer series. up next we'll show you the lawn narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. >>> i had it on my mind. work tough? >> it's more than that. >> here we go again. >> yes, here we go again. i can't wait. the trailer for the highly anticipated sequel to "love actually" is out just in time for red nose day. the entire trailer and interview with

"fox5" anjali hemphill is live in suitland with the latest on the arrest. anklely. >> tony. the press releases regarding arrests came out just one hour apart. and now investigators believe they have a bi country killer behind bars. >> two mug shots taken just hours apart of the same man. even wearing the same outfit. 24-year-old feral john williams was captured and charged with murder every of two men in two different counties. prince jorng county police believe it was williams who approached 27-year-old wayne pope at this the suitland exxon gas station off sirl ver hill road in the early morning hours of may 3 police say williams was armed with a gun and tried to rob pope. afte williams shot pope and took off in his car. >> just four days earlier a montgomery county police believed williams and another man were at the scene in germantown. police thought williams shot and killed santos johnson at a home off kitchen house way april 29 and investigators say williams and another man robbed the victim as gun point. three others were shot trying to plea the scene and survived. mo

that happened on the intersection of suitland parkway and forestville word. aaa says stepped up speed enforcements might help reduce accidents there. unlike freeways, parkways have slower speeds. nearly 30 people were on the bus at the time. two were seriously hurt. state police say another driver cut off the bus. charges are being withheld until the investigation is complete. now. the fairfax county fire department is now calling a man who lived in a lorton town house that caught fire last week a person of interest in that fire. his name is darryn hinsman and he was last seen the night before the fire. he may be traveling with donna may metro hins man and may be in texas or florida. the town home is a total loss. records show the house is under foreclosure. >>> we're working to learn whether two volunteer firefighters from prince george's county will return to work after being acquitted of assault charges. christopher kelly was accused of attacking two colleagues at the scene of a house fire in hyattsville in 2015. prosecutors say they attacked two female ca

. >> rain tuesday morning and also police activity impacting commute on suitland parkway. latest on that. >> thank you to both of you checking in. 5:01 now caught up on the news overnight former pan mania dictator manual norway ega t tied and pan mainia president ro wrote in his twitter account the death closing a chapter in our history. one time u.s. ally was ousted as panama dictatener 1989 and served a 17 year drug sentence in the u.s. >>> at least 13 people dead and two dozen more wounded after a car bombing in a crowded ice cream parlor in baghdad where dozen ebbs isis claimed responsibility antebomb was triggered remotely and detonated inside a parked car it comes days after holery month of ramadan. trending right now, 5 p.m., fines and possible suspensions are expected after a fight during the 8th upping of nats giants game in san francisco. bryce harper charmed mound after getting hit with 98 mile an hour fast ball from giant's reliever hunter stick land. they exchanged punches as each team cleared. this is the first time stick land faced harper since harper hit tw

. >>> now breaking news in suitland. let's check in with angie goff at the live desk. >> a reward is being announced for any information at a gas station. this is where police in the 4700 block at silver hill rode. shortly after they arrived officers found a man in the car, he'd been shot in the chest. they still are trying to figure out who did this and why. if they have any information, please call police. we'll continue to follow up. eun, back to you. >>> it was a terrible scene at a house that caught fire in montgomery koungcounty. it's not clear if anyone will be able to go back home. this is south in rockville. take a look at area. montgomery county ems said there are hoarding conditions in the house. not saying how the fire started. >>> overnight, we learned that an infants and a child were two of the children hurt in a crash in germantown. great seneca highway. montgomery county rescue took six people to the hospital after multiple vehicles collided here. that road is back open this morning but investigators are

the victim, 27-year-old wayne pope of suitland. police say he was a customer at the gas station.hey believe robbery was the motive. >>> the fbi investigating the racial incident targeting a black sorority at american university. someone hung bananas and nooses early monday morning. harambe and the word aka were written referring to the historically black sorority alpha kappa alpha. offering an award for the search. >>> nearly two decades after carl rogers was shot to death, his grandmother refuses to let it get away with the murder. >> to date no one has been held accountable for killing her grandson >> paul wagner has tonight's rewind to the crime >>. >> reporter: 18 years and 30 days after her grandson was found shot death, carol and carl rogers senior stand on the corner that was a crime scene. in her hand is family's case file that contains the names of possible suspects and witness, the father, grandmother and other family members collected in the days after his death. >> she passed him three, four times late friday night. who is she? what it is did she she. >> reporter: how

inbound suitland parkway between forestville road and suitland road shut down through the morning rushsues, inbound 66 at 28 in centerville, a crash on the right shoulder and inbound before 123 have a crash there as well. beltway overall looking normal for this time of morning. >> melissa, thank you. we'll take a quick break and check your forecast next. stay with us. are you actually about to scratch it rich at mgm national harbor? of course you are. because everyone who plays is an instant winner. so before you win your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and free slot play. take these last few seconds to remember what life was like as a normal, everyday person. because in an instant, that all could change. join mlife rewards and play scratch it rich for your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and freeplay®. this is monumental. >>> good morning, a nice start to the work week, temperatures in the mid-50s. low 50s and upper 40s on the. ma. 48 gaithersburg, 55 in the district. today breezy, sunny, 76. tomorrow warming to the low 80s. wednesday and thursday we here in the low 90s

story in suitland. prince george's police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man at a gas station. you can see here in this video yellow police tape around the exxon station near silver hill road and suitland road. the victim died on the scene. no suspect has been identified. >>> fbi director james comey is on capitol hill speaking before the senate judiciary committee. just a few moments ago he was pressed by senator dianne feinstein about his decision to release a letter days before the election about newly discovered hillary clinton e-mails. >> look this is terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous to think we might have had impact on the election but honestly it wouldn't change the decision. everybody who disagrees with me has to come back to october 28th and stare at this and tell me what you would do. would you speak or conceal? i could be wrong, but we honestly made a decision between those two choices even in behind sooigts, one of the most painful same decision. >>> president trump is m

also to go southbound on suitland parkway and that's when they collided.gain according to an eyew eyewitness. not verified yet by u.s. park police who were there on the scene shortly. they took over the scene from prince george's county fire and ems after a fire and ems came here and took care of the vehicle fire which we believe contributed to the deaths of those three people in the white sedan you see there with the sheeting all around it, and on the grassy area in front of that wrecked vehicle and right neck to it to the left hand side that's where you see the jeep patriot. now we have not been able to yet get gender, age, i think frankly in some instances it may take some time for identification. again the witness that i talked to said he and a tow truck driver and another woman saw what was going on and they ran down there. they raced down there to try to help these people get out at least as far as the white sedan goes. they tell me the flames were just shooting up too high. it was the hardest thing they had to do to know that they couldn't do anythi

new york avenue inbound super slow past bladensburg road and also suitland parkway dealing with usualet to south caply if you have any questions at erin fox5 on twitter. metro is on time except tracking safetrack delays on the green line and yellow rush plus. back to you allison and steve. >>> over the weekend touching story coming out of indiana. >> several members of the indianapolis metropolitan police department and other law enforcement agencies met at a cemetery to give the daughter avenue slain police officer a surprise prom send off. searer broadway's dad died in the line of duty back in 2013. he is credited with saving the life of a woman and her child. the officer's gathered at the cemetery where the officer was buried to make sure the broadway's prom night was memorable. ♪ the fox beat right now. kevin is back. >> good morning. >> allison, good morning to you. >> hello. >> chris pine this is an actor you might know him from star trek but apparently he gets confused all the time for chris pratt or chris hemsworth or chris evans. >> lots of chris. >> lots of chris in the worl

sense, prudent driving and the enforcement of the speed limit are the quickest ways to make the suitland parkway safer. the united states park police is handling the investigation into the crash. there's been no identification of any of the victims or anyone involved. >> thank you, derrick. >>> now to the cyber attack impacting computer systems in the united states and around the world. the malware known as wanna cry, has impacted more than 200,000 systems in 150 countries. it exploits a vulnerability in microsoft security. and it impacts older systems like xp and windows server 2003. it starts with a bad link in an e-mail. it can spread through the network. once on the network, it encrypts and locks files and then includes a ransom demand. hundreds of dollars in computer is held for ransom? computer reporter susan hogan is working for you with the four things you need to know. >> so the simple question is, should you pay the ransom? and unfortunately, there's no simple answer. the wanna cry virus locks users out of their computers and demands they pay $300 to regain control of their inf

inbound suitland parkway, you are on the brakes right now, almost at a complete standstill.ere we are on kenilworth avenue with bumper-to-bumper traffic continuing southbound past boroughs, allow for extra timeout here, or plan on using new york avenue as an alternate. that is our traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride on the north side of town. larry? larry: now, a showdown on capitol hill. the former acting attorney general sally yates shedding new flynn andichael potential campaign connections to russia. suzanne kennedy is live with the latest developments. suzanne? suzanne: this was the former attorney general's first time talking about the flynn issue. she testified for about three hours on capitol hill yesterday, offering new insights about the concerns surrounding the embattled national security adviser how the white house was warned about whether michael flynn was telling the truth about conversations he had with the russian ambassador. she said she met twice with white house counsel to warn them about flynn. the former acting attorney general

outbound suitland parkway, broken down vehicle.till have southbound 17th after constitution eastbound 66. crash reported there. eun? >> thank you, melissa. 5:13. developing this morning, north korea said it successfully tested a second ballistic missile in a second week. these are videos of kim jong-un supervising the test. they continue to make advances in the ability to hit u.s. targets. >>> jury selection in bill cosby's sexual assault trial begins today. it's taking place 300 miles from where the trial will take place. cosby's lawyers demanded the case be moved to allegheny county. once they are selected they will be is he questered. >>> there's even more take a look at what record levels of rainfall have already left behind. flooding and high water was tragic for several communities. the rain placed a property. it caused damages but no one was hurt. >> angie goff breaking in with news out of thailand where a hospital was just bombed. take a look at the new video. you can see that there are officers outside of that hospital rig

he lived a mile away from here at the andrew ridge apartments in suitland. however, he passed a lot of time at his mother's home in forestville. on his mother's front door a decorative piece hangs reading, "look for the angels in life. they are everywhere." >> this looks like a nice gentleman to me as far as i know. sorry to hear it. things are happening around here. kevin: homicide detectives believe this was a random murder. the attorney for the gas station asked all employees not to speak with the media. live in suitland this afternoon. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. jonathan: thanks. developing out of texas now, two people are dead in what police call a murder-suicide but it took place on the community col video. you can see at one point students were dreaming out of the building. getting out of north lake college. police were swarming and moving in. originally the police sent out a warning about an active shooter situation. this is under control. in the meantime, in massachusetts, a deadly crash. horrible scene. a jeep plowing through a crowd of people dur

police say on may 3rd the 24-year-old approached wayne suitland. williams tried to rob pope who fought back and was shot and killed. when police connected williams to that crime, they knew exactly where to find him. he was already in jail for murder montgomery county. he was accused of shooting four people in germantown on april 29th and one person died. >>> police need your help finding this missing teen girl, jasmine dunn. they say the 16-year-old was reported missing on april 19th but was recently seen on tuesday at pipeline plaza in ashburn. call the loudoun county sheriff's office if you know where she might be. >>> on capitol hill the senate intelligence committee is holding a hearing focusing on your safety and security. acting director andrew mccabe will be speaking before the committee. he's filling in for james the news. new details around comey's investigation and the russia investigation are coming out in droves. here's what's happened since you went to bed last night. "the wall street journal" now reporting that jim comey was becoming

from suitland maryland, back to you. >> responding to a house fire that broke out before midnight. that fire started on southend road rockville. fire officials say the two people inside the home were able to get out safely. it appears they were hoarding conditions inside that home. no word yesterday own what caused plays. >> new this morning loudoun county sheriff office says threats hospital are not legitimate the student that made the threats war located. additional deputies will be at the school today as a precaution. 12k34r in the districts police are investigating accusations of assault by a staff member on eye student minor elementary school northwest. "fox5" receive a tip from someone that claims to be a teacher at the school. incidents happened between second grader and administrator at the school. d.c. public schools says it is also investigating. >> and the man arrested outside the congress heights metro station while holding 1-year-old daughter is due in court today. rest was caught on cellphone video. leon boram is accused of not paying fare. he was asked to leave the s

. >> rapper london dior and two others died in a fiery crash on the suitland parkway. >> lundy wanted her mark on the music industry, and had already grabbed national attention as an up and coming rapper. >> we loved her. everybody loves her. as you can see. everybody showed up and showed out. so we are very appreciative of them being here and helping us through, and being wasupportives they have been. >> reporter: celebrating the life of daja red. her family feels the love. >> we're holding, trying to make and be there for her mom and her sister and her dad, and her other brothers and sisters as well. >> reporter: the service at the way of the cross church of christ in capitol heights brought some light to darkness. >> this was a beautiful, beautiful service. >> reporter: but grief was heavy. she was only 20, a songwriter and singer, she dreamed of a dreer in music and had already found success i rap. her stage name was lundy, short for london dior. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a tragic car accident on suitland parkway took her away just like that. >> she was a bright star and still is somebody

. >>> a memorable and proud day at suitland high school today. its seniors moving on to college next year. during the college decision day ceremony, students who received scholarship awards also were singled out. >> georgia mason universal. >> this is kia snow, heading to george mason on a dance scholarship next year. she will be and performing arts program at the school. and she plans to minor. i want to say congratulations to her and her dad. she's no strange, shawn snow is a technician, her dad. overall more than $2 million in scholarship money was handed out to the students at suitland high. >>> there's new school aiming to teach young adults basic life lesson they may have missed out on it's called adulting school. teach basic life skills like how to balance a checkbook, changing a tire or writing a resume. >> we're trying so hard to make sure our child excels in school that many times we forget the importance of teaching them basic skills >> so many people were graduating with so much debt, that makes everything more difficult. i think deal

suitland, someone shot there. angie goff at the live desk. >> aaron, we just got new video. at silver hill road. officers saying they arrived just after midnight. they saw a man in his car shot in the upper body and he did die at the scene. police are still trying to find a suspect and figure out a motive. if you have any information, please call police. >>> a student with access to guns have made a threat towards dominion high school in sterling. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to assure parents that the threat was not immediate. .weapons belonged to a relative. >> american university police say this person is responsible for this week's hate crime that left students disgusted and distur that person came with news print and the suspect wore all black and covered his or her face. as police search for this person, students are taking their frustrations straight to the administration. >> hundreds of students marched yesterday demanding the university do more when responding to racial threats. this is at least the third time in the past eight months that bananas have

park police are trying to figure out what caused a crash on the suitland parkway in prince george's county. this morning after 2:00 a.m. police say two cars collided sparking a huge fire there. three people were killed. a fourth person taken to the hospital. no word on their injuries. an issue right away sign up for text alerts. it will help you navigate the commute. alison: also today, abc7 alerted you on friday kenneth kelly ditched a sentencing hearing. nancy: he killed five people two and a half years ago in a drunk driving crash on bail but never showed up to court. brad bell reports that kelly was supposed to be fitted for a g.p.s. monitor. what went wrong here? brad: that is what we are trying to figure out. everybody thought he was wearing an ankle bracelet but he was not. we uncovered documents that seemed to prove if order was never issued. back in october 2014 in what many first responders called the worst crash they have seen, drunk driver kenneth kelly killed five people including two children when he rear ended a stopped car a highway. last friday the family of his victims ex

out by suitland parkway.thbound from an earlier downed tree by glebe road as well. back to you. >>> okay. >> thanks erin. >> up next getting set for a summer get away. >> a new list is ranking the best us landmarks. we'll tell you which d.c. site made the top ten only one made the top ten? >> i know, right. i don't get that. that. ♪ all right. we're back with our look at zip trip in ellicott city. you hearing music from -- >> dj crazy b. >> wahoo! >> all right. got the crowd going out there. hey, if you happen to be in the area drop on by. buffalo wild wings our sponsor this year. giving us a little bit of some wings, we got the dj pumping music. our crew is out there. allison, steve, mike thomas, bob barnard. come out and say hello this is our first zip trip of the season. kicking it off in grand style historic ellicott city right there on main street. >> i love this song. >> um-hmm. >> that will get you going. >> yeah it will. >> saw buffalo while wings out there. sponsor of the zip trips this year. we're j

the victim is 27-year-old wayne pope of suitland he was a customer at the sgaetion and they believe the suspect was trying to rob him. >>> fbi is investigating a hate crime targeting black students at the university. university released this surveillance video yesterday. police think this person hung banana from nooses at multiple locations around campus and wrote aka and it's believed to be reference to historically black sorority alpha. there's information for an award waiting on arrest. >> under arrest of maryland new -- on fraternity roll last thursday. that news was discovered happeninging in the kicken. police are investigating. >> according to experts it's not a matter of if but when. they say some day we will all be ride around in cars that sdriv themselves. fairfax county is making a push to be at the forefropt of the new technology. lauren demarco explains. >> tony, shawn, they say within five years you can sit back here and look at your phone and be a passenger in your own car with nobody behind the wheel. and within 20 to 30 years they expect that that will be the way that m

that crash happened monday on suitland parkway in temple hills. three people died. matt york is live for us where that crash happened. matt. >> reporter: that's right. i'm here and we're remembering those three young aspiring artists. as you can see around me here, dozens have gathered. i'm going to step off camera and let you take a look. people have been here fo hours now paying their respects. it's been touching. you can see the cross here. people have left flowers. moons. t-shirts. et cetera. i'm going to go ahead now and just bring you back to the scene where this all began early monday morning. as you can see the authorities there on scene and those two cars involved in that accident. it was a fiery crash. immediately here killing those three people we're here to pay our respects for. we don't know what has happened there the family has asked police. we've asked police to give us more information. they say at this time we are not sharing that out of deference for the family. i'm joined by some of the family here. mark steps on screen with me. you've spoken wit

this is the intersection of forestville road and suitland park way, around 4:00 a.m. this morning. this intersection has gained notoriety because of fatal morning is the worst they've seen in quite some time. >> reporter: the fiery crash left people dead. they were all in the car that police say was struck by this suv in the westbound lanes around 4:00 a.m. the identities of the victims have not been released. >> it's a big stretch down there and you come up on the light and you're not paying attention to it and somebody else is not, then it's causes a big old accident. >> reporter: according to triple-a, the number of deaths in this intersection brings the number of deaths to 12. earlier this year, a crash killed a mother and child at nearly the same intersection. investigators don't know if speed or impaired driving had anything to do with this crash, but coming up later on news4, we'll hear from some folks who thinks there needso speeds and keep the deadly toll down. >> thank you, derrick. >>> some other top stories, president trump could announce a new fbi director in the next

. >>> an update now to monday's deadly crash on the suitland parkway. one. three people killed was a rising star in the local music scene. ♪ >> london dior was also known as artist londy. her boyfriend and another friend were also killed. the victim's grandmother said she wants londy to be referred for her music. >> she has awesome social media just sending their condolences and they're crying out to us, they're loving us, showing her so much love. >> her family is still arranging funeral plans but they say the memorial service may be open to fans. >>> well, officials at union station are trying to figure out how pornography started playing on a big advertising screen in the main hall. this happened during the height of the rush hour on monday. it took three minutes for crews to figure out how to turn the screen off. officials believe the screen may have been hacked. the advertising monitor has been shut off until union station figures out exactly what happened there. >>> well, if you're planning to hit the road this memorial day, be prepared to hit the road

suitland parkway is so jammed up as you head to south capitol as usual.om edsall road to south glebe road. look at the long line of yellow not so pleasant. secondaries backing up. one of those days you need your umbrella, rain boots and patience. at least metro is on time except for safetrack. tucker, i would like to see a little joy in your face this morning. >> yes. >> i'm going to ut put the call out for tomorrow. we need morning memes that will lift tucker's spirits for tomorrow morning in case there's a little car over. >> i completely agree. >> okay? >> i completely agree. >> that's the challenge. i'll be the first to admit i have a tendency to -- >> sill act a little bit. >> sulk a little bit. >> you wear your emotions on your sleeve. >> yes, i do. >> you're kind of sassy to begin with. >> with that in store let's take look at the morning meme. all right. enjoy. this is direct reflection of my mood this morning. i apologize to all of you >> aww. >> when you love hockey but you're a d.c. sports fan. >> nail it with cuteness. >> right. >> actually ve

suitland parkway inbound slow by naylor road. 29 this crash cleared but residual delays on the ramp tou. >> 6:19 right now. thanks erin. >> happening today, the u.s. army's old guard will honor our nation's fallen military heroes with flags in at arlington national cemetery. the tradition has been conducted annually since 1948. it's happening today at 1:00 p.m. >>> airport security stepped up at several airports nationwide. what you need to know if you travel with a tablet or e-reader. >> special arrival overnight in alexandria. look at this. a live look at the tall ship which arrived at the alexandria marina just a few hours ago. boy that's going t attention isn't it? it's a replica of the 16th century spanish ship. you can check out the replica all weekend. tours begin at 10:00 this morning and they run through 7 o'clock monday evening so there will be plenty of time, rain is on the way this weekend. we'll talk to tucker about that. get a chance to see one of the tall ships. vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money

first in suitland - an active crime scene right now after a man was shot and killed.ened at the exxon on silver hill road. so far no word on a suspect. and in rockville..flames tearing through a house on southend road. the fire is now out but hoarding conditions at the home made it difficult for firefighters. no one was hurt. happening today - a new push for change after a scathing report about d-c's v-a hospital. q mca happening today. the woman charged with dwi after cruiser of fairfax county's chief of police is due in court. in decemeber, 40-year-old christie edgar slammed into the back of a chief edwin rossler's car at a red light in centreville. he was treated for minor injuries. edgar was arrested at the scene. our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg will be in the courtroom and will have more as a plea is entered. in the district - mayor muriel bowser is taking on the city's expensive childcare market. this morning - she'll announce a new clinic to help families find affordable childcare - and this is just the first step. as part of bowser's 2018 budg