if you're interested in helping, go to nbc washington, search caleb in suitland. >>> that does it forws4 today" at 4:00. but we have a lot more ahead starting now. >>> right now at 4:26, time for holiday travel from the roads to the airports. we're working for you getting you where you need to go without the stress. >> cooling down for christmas. chilly temperatures starting off this friday. wait until you see the rest of the forecast. good morning everybody. i'm chris lawrence. thank you for waking up bright and early with us this morning. >> oh, yes. i'm molette green. eun and aaron have the morn off. sheena parveen is here. she's going to fill us in on the weekend travel forecast. >> you know what, it looks good regardless of all the clouds you see today. it looks good for travel. we're still going to be dry. temperaturewise, could get away with a warm coat. a lot of spots not as cold as yesterday. yesterday we had 20s on the map. 39 in washington. in our suburbs, the mid-30s. as the kids step out at the bus stop this morning, clouds will be around, you'll notice that when the sun

live in suitland. amy aubert. abc7 news. michelle: large portion of the magnolia tree on the white house grounds has been cut back for safety. the nearly 200-year-old tree planted in andrew jackson presidency. they used a cherry picker sawed off a limb. chelsea clinton thanked first lady melania trump for preserving part of a tree she treasured. in the weather center for bill kelly. you have to be suited up even if you are doing outdoor work. bill: yeah. a minute ago you asked me, you asked me a stat. when is the last time we had temperature as early as we are seeing now. michelle: this cold, this early. bill: this cold, this early. in the last minute i'm sure my data is correct. high today was 32. we hit a high for the last time was last year. michelle: easy research. you didn't dig too hard. bill: no. last year. december 16. not out of the realm. it's 28 in leesburg. 28 in manassas. 23 in hagerstown. it's a very cold day and it will continue looking ahead through the night. by 2:00 in the morning we are at 20 degrees. ever

than a dozen are without a place to stay for the holiday after fire ripped through an pt complex in suitland, maryland. evan koslof join us live with more. evan. >>reporter: hey there, andrea. we're here at the carriage hill apartments and there is -- there was this early this morning. let's just talk a little bit about the numbers here. so two apartment buildings, 11 units now deemed unliveable, 19 adults and 11 children with no place to go. >> you see nothing but flames. >>reporter: this video tells the story. an apartment building exploding into flames. andrea poston lives next door and was there as it started. >> i saw the kids on the balcony screaming help me, catch me, help me, help me. >>reporter: from there this fire grew. at one point evacuation tones were even sounded, ordering firefighters to get out. assistant chief alan doubleday says he sees fires everyday and this was a big one. >> we are etypically equipped to fight fire on one floor. when you arrive here and you have fire on two floors and the roof, you've basically exhausted all your resources by the time you get on the sce

things on suitland parkway quiet.ally green even though we have that yellow zone and the inner loop looks good. 270 wide opened. 66 wide opened and things through stafford and fredericksburg great on 95. i love days like this. back to you. >> we do, too. still ahead a new museum wants to turn you your selfies into at a. >> little girl with a big job for santa and she's making sure he gets the message loud and clear. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 6:40 is our time right now. we're back with what's trending on the web on this friday morning. an experimental museum is turning social media posts into art. the museum of selfies is set to open its doors in los angeles next month. visitors can expect to see walls lined with all sorts of selfies along with areas for photo ops and interactive spaces built for instagram. >>> norad's santa tracker getting a 21st c the app and call center allowed people all over the world to follow santa's whereabouts. this year they are also partnering with digital assistant programs like alexa and on star. so th

that's the latest in suitland, anjali hemphill, fox5 local n news. >>> 8:11 now.right there on your screen right now this is brendan escobar he is 4-foot 8-inches tall, he has dark brown eyes and brown hair. police say that he was last seen leaving his home on forest dale drive in woodbridge last night around 7:00. >>> 8:11 is our time. coming up the sports world is saying goodbye to a legendary broadcaster. >> as fans and former colleagues continue to pay tribute this morning, plus a legal vick four for president trump. those stories and more after the break. eak. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. now just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. ♪ >> well kim back. 8:14 is our t

that's between suitland parkway and pennsylvania avenue. we're told that 33-year-old veteran was watching the child when he accidentally shot the boy. police say that man is distraught about what happened and is cooperating with the investigation. >>> wtop is reporting some big changes at prince george's county schools following an audit that found some students' graduated without meeting state requirements. school officials sent a letter home to parents outlining some of the changes that include credit recovery programs, that allow students to make up for work they failed. the audit revealed poor grading procedures but no system grade tampering. >>> the first stop for the famous go-go band was the studio for a live performance on off script with bruce johnson. then they packed their bags and headed for dulles. now they're taking d.c.'s signature sound to a royal engagement in africa. >> go-go is one of those incredible phenomenons that was originated here in washington, d.c.. ♪ the foundation is this percussion. ♪ d.c. born, it has this --

live in suitland tonight, corey coffin, fox5 local news. more arrests tonight in connection with the possible a prince william county teen. police arrested 19 year old thomas pen ohio ma she a and is male hernandez in a vary oh. investigators relate to they're related to correspond oh disappearance. both suspects fistula first degree murder charges. take a look at this. it was rough morning for a zc council member. thieves broke into several cars in his antibody had, including his, his mother-in-law's and a neighbor. it happened right here holly and 16th street northwest. lindsay watts is live with a warning and some advice tonight. lindsay? >>reporter: d.c. council member robert white says especially this time of year people have to be careful about leaving valuables and gifts inside their vehicles. this is one of the cars that was hit this morning. council member white thinks the thieves were just searching for anything of value inside his car they wife's car and that allow them to steal it. so one car stolen, multiple cars damaged just o

bellamy way in suitland.r member of the military, was apparently putting away his gun when it accidentally discharged striking the 11-year-old boy in the upper body. now, the man is a neighbor of this child. he was watching the boy for the boy's mother. police tell us that the man then took the child in his car to the hospital at joint base andrews where physicians there took care of the boy initially and then brought him here to children's hospital. police as you mentioned are calling this at least at this point just a terrible accident. >> the 33-year-old man is distraught. we are speaking with him now so we are very much in the early stages of this investigation. so there are some questions we're not going to be able to answer at this point. but he is distraught. he is cooperative. he is speaking with us. this was a child who he had been asked to take care of when this tragic accident occurred. >> reporter: initial bullet went through a wall and hit the child. but the sense we got from police last night wa

are walking through this suitland neighborhood preparing for >> reporter: for caleb. today he's playing playstation, but can't wait to get back on the court. last week when we spoke with his dad outside children's national medical center. >> my good buddy, my neighbor actually picked up the phone and said, hey, man, i accidentally shot caleb and i'm taking him to the hospital. >> reporter: he was trying to figure out what caleb's future would look like after he was accidentally shot by a family friend. a 33-year-old purple heart recipient, that friend is like a second dad to caleb. >> he's a good friend and he didn't mean to do it. and he got me a playstation. >> reporter: all forgiven, caleb talked about what happened before the gun went off. >> all i remember is falling to the ground and passing out, and then closing my eyes and waking back up in a hospital bed. >> reporter: now weeks later he's home. >> you feeling okay? >> yeah. >> on the road to recovery, i understand. >> yeah. >> well, we were worried about you. >> reporter: and he's got good >> thanks. >> for h

that's the latest in suitland, anjali hemphill, fox5 local news. >> ♪ >> 5:33 is the time right now.oke out last night in montgomery county. fire crews battled a house fire in germantown on brink road around 9 p.m. last night. several water tankers because there aren't any hydrants in that area. firefighters say no one was home at the time of the fire. no word yet on a cause. >>> also this morning, a d.c. council member is encouraging district residents to be careful about leaving valuables and gifts in their cars. robert white discovered thieves are broken into his car his brother-in-law car's and his neighbor's car. plus his wife's car was stolen. it happened near holly and 16th streets northwest. he believes the christmas season is the reason for the increased thefts. >> cameras on their homes that face even a little bit into the street. i think the more it will deter crimes like this from happening. and certainly we have to make sure that our street lights are up to par across the district. >> the d.c. government encourages people to install security cameras outside their homes a

police say the boy was inside a suitland home with a family friend. the adult was putting away a firearm, when it discharged, striking the boy in the upper body. he rushed the child to the hospital-- where he underwent surgery last night. police calling this a tragic accident. at last check-- the boy was in critical but stable condition. 2 days. thats all it took for lawmakers to call on the shut down of the new toll system on interstate 66. this coming after drivers got a rude and expensive surprise at the start of the work week. our cameras captured the moment the tolls jumped to tuesday. 40 dollars to go 9-miles on the inner loop. the toll hit 34 dollars on monday. prince william county supervisors met with state delegates last night and they were not happy. several lawmakers calling the tolls outrageously high. county supervisors voted to send a letter to governor terry mcauliffe asking him to suspend the tolls until the state can figure out a way to prevent people from paying exorbitant prices. but in an interview on monday, when the tolls hit 34

aside from that one huge slow downs on suitland parkway inbound and crash closing all suitland parkway inbound lanes and northbound lanes of sterling you can see the delay extends back to silver hill at least a 30 minute delay and you can exit at silver hill and take pennsylvania avenue or suitland road and keep in mind pennsylvania avenue look at red like that is dealing with a ton of bailout traffic and heavier volume that usual. aside from that one crash blocking right shoulder 50 westbound before the beltway coming in from buoy you'll hit 15 minute delay after approaching beltway and crash through the trees. it's hard to see. richmond highway route one northbound 59 reducing traffic ramp to one lane. caution there. no major low sdouchbility 66 officially 45 minute ride sut lie road to beltway and aside that from the one dealing with 270 delay close to 7 five minutes 109 to local lane split. metro on time except for metro delays an hov lanes inside the beltway next. that's a look at traffic. caitlin we'll toss it to you for better weather news than what i have to offer. >> little bi

alison: now new information after an 11-year-old was shot in suitland. we first brought you breaking news as the story unfolded last night at 11:00. stephen tschida is live in suitland. what have you learned about the gunman and what happened here? stephen: well, alison, we learned that this man is 33 years old. the gun was his legally. it was in the town home. as last report the boy is in critical condition. military, putting his legally owned gun away. he told investigators he had it in his hand when it went off. 11-year-old boy struck in the upper body. he was watching the boy at the time. >> i'm not criticizing nobody but i wouldn't have had a weapon around any kid. >> the man is cooperating. he told them he picked up the child and ran to his neighbor the boy's mother. she was at home. he drove the injured child and the mother to the joint base andrews where they stabilize boy and transferred the child to children national medical center. where he underwent surgery. the boy is still in critical condition. loretta hamilton stopped by. her daughter liv

they were given bags of toys, suitland,t cards in all because of the firefighters, the red cross, and toys for tots. the explosive report making waves, a new york times story describing potentially derogatory remarks president trump reportedly made about andgrants from haiti nigeria, eventually made during a meeting inside the oval office. the startling claims about the derogatory comments president trump allegedly made in the oval office about immigrants. >> the most sacred duty of government is to protect the lives of its citizens. that includes securing our borders and enforcing our immigration in june.ng took place the president reportedly stormed into the oval office in raged to learn how many foreigners had been given visas to enter the u.s. since he took office. according to one source and another who was briefed later, trump complained the 15,000 from haiti all have aids. during the campaign, trump had pledged to support haitian americans. >> i will be your champion. kellye: in the meeting, trump once 40,000 from nigeria had seen the united states they would never "go back to

after hit by a stray bullet at apartment complex suitland, maryland yesterday police are calling this an accident. a 3-year-old man was babysitting boy when put off. went off. the stray bullet hit the boy and the man rushed the boy to the hospital where he was rushed into surgery. >> a massive wildfire in southern california. several fires continue to burn out of control. the largest one is thomas fire in venture accounty north of los angeles. we learned hours ago fire jumped highway 101 and forced new evacuations in cities near the ocean. fueling flames worst santa an awinds in a decade. hundreds of winds were destroyed. venture ahospital heavily damaged. all patients and staff able to make it out in time. >> i'm in shock i think. >> you don't think about when it hand to you and what do you pack in that moment i'm throwing shoes and thing that don't matter. >> this was going to be my d die-in house and it died before me. >> this is santa barbara police department racing between flames >> fire crews baltimore county trying to figure out what caused a house explosion there's nothing le

this happened at an apartment complex in suitland.ery lat est. >>reporter: jim and sarah, police are calling this a tragic accident. we're told a 33 year old man was watching an 11 year old boy inside one ofhe exactly which unit. you can see police are still conferring, reviewing, gathering evidence. the man again was much whatting that boy when a gun went off as he putting the gun away. that boy was struck in the upper body . the man ended up tending to the boy right away, rushed him to joint base andrews where the boy was immediately transported over to children's hospital and is getting surgery tonight as we speak fighting for his life. this is a developing story, still a lot of unknowns in this case. we'll continue to keep you updated on the very latest. stay with us. firefighters in southern california continuing to battle four massive wild fires. dry conditions and strong winds make it very tough to get firefighters to get them under control. those flames are blamed for at least two juicer injuries. 150,000 people have had to le

in suitland, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> virginia voters went to the polls about a little more than six weeks ago, but now the winner of the house race that will decide the balance of power in richmond is going to be selected at random. after a recount, and a court battle, the democrat and republican in the race for the 94th district seat, which is in newport news down in tide water, each have 11,608 votes. next week their names will be printed onto pieces of paper, put into a bowl, and an election board member will be pulling out that name and that person will then be declared the winner. but it may not end there. the loser has the ability to request a so, we want to know what you think of this. do you think it's a fair method to find the winner? taking a look at our nbc washington survey, most of you, 51% say that's crazy. >> new recount or new bowl. >>> by now you probably heard the news that today is the last day at news4 for our dean of washington politics. the one and only tom sherwood. he has covered this city and our region for decades, folks, and he knows politics inside an

jay korff has the story live from suitland. jay: the police are saying the shooting of the 11-year-old boy in the town house behind me, the one with the garage open, appears to be a tragic accident. a 33-year-old former military member was asked to watch the 11-year-old neighbor boy. the police say that the man while putting away a weapon accidentally discharged come hitting the boy in the upper body. the man immediately jumped into action in an attempt to save the child. >> the 33-year-old man who is former military grabbed the child, wrapped him up, ran him outside, put him in his vehicle, and raced him over to joint base andrews. the 33-year-old man is speaking with us and is cooperative and is distraught. involved, this is just a horrible, horrible, tragic night. police say the team members at joint base andrews, able topersonnel, were stabilize the child so he could be transported to children's hospital in washington, d.c., where tonight he underwent surgery late tonight. the authorities say the boy's condition has stabili

this morning - the the family of a suitland boy a neighbor is speaking out.1-year-old was being watched by the neighbor tuesday night when the man's gun off. the man.. who is retired from the military.. then rushed the boy to the hospital. we're told the boy's parents consider this a tragic accident. in a statement, the family says quote: "we are currently still processing what has happened as our beloved family member remains in critical condition... we ask for everyone's prayers as he goes through these next 24 hours." so far no criminal these next 24 hours." so far no criminal charges have been filed. the man accused of killing an artist in d-c - has been indicted on murder charges. el-hadji toure is accused of breaking into corrina mehiel's capitol hill apartment... kidnapping and sexually assaulting her... then stabbing her to death last year meheil was from pennsylvania and was in d-c working on an art exhibit. happening tonight - a vigil to remember a mclean man shot and and killed by u-s park police. bijan ghaisar was shot by on november 17th.. after

year-old boy accidentally shot in the recovering, the 11-year-old boy accidentally shot in the chest in suitland by him at the time. tonight he is able to walk again. anna-lysa gayle has the update. anna-lysa: jonathan, thankfully caleb has been improving every signal day at children's national medical center. tonight his dad is sharing a message of gratitude and forgiveness following the shooting that left his son in critical condition. earlier this month, caleb was rushed to the hospital when his neighbor's gun accidentally went off, leaving him with a gunshot to the chest. >> he was trying to walk my son do things with a gun and it went wrong. anna-lysa: his dad credits his neighbors quick actions with saving his sun life -- son's life, a neighbor who was also an army veteran. >> he applied a pressure dressing and wrapped him in a like it and took them to andrew's. anna-lysa: both he and his son forgive the neighbor. >> my son told me he for gave him. in life, if you stay angry at everybody, you never receive the blessings you deserve. anna-lysa: with christmas around the corner, he said the

upper loop between suitland and off road we have construction blocking right shoulder. that should clear by the time your morning rush kicks in. i'll let you know if that changes and metro picks up at 5. we'll look at d. c and stwiter. >> 4:47 is the time stunning democratic victory in dem dem doug jones besting roy moore to became the state first democratic senator in more than 0 years. >> jones' election is a huge win for democrats nationwide. annie yu joins us with the late nest this story, annie? >>> wisdom and maureen, major win over republican roy moore. this is huge news out of alabama. state is the traditionally red state. as we take video from last night, when they took to the stage here doug jones now becoming alabama first democratic senator in more than 20 years. he will now fill the senate seat vacated by now attorney general jeff sessions. and that term expiring in 021. as for roy moore he is vowing to keep fighting and, of course, despite a litany of sexual misconduct and moore had backing of president trump as well as republican party. this big win for j

anna-lysa gayle is live in suitland with the child's family and what they are saying tonight. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: alison, a spokesperson for the family tells me they consider this a tragic accident. tonight, the boy remains in critical condition after being shot at a house here on bellamy way. man was monitoring the 11-year-old boy. the man claims the gun accidentally went off while he was putting it away, a weapon that he legally owns. the bullet struck the boy in the upper body. the man drove the boy to joint base andrews where he received treatment for his gunshot wound before being taken to children's national medical center. the boy's family said they would like to thank those who reached out during this difficult time. we are currently still processing what has happened and our beloved family member remains in critical condition. they went on to say they ask for prayers as a beloved family member goes through these next 24 hours. the state's attorney's office will determine whether to file criminal charges when detectives wrap up their investigation. as soon as that is

all majors 295 suitland parkway looks great.some extra time to get around that intersection. treat as though you would a stop sign. take a look at this. we are dealing with a crash scene right now ridge road southbound at oak drive blocking all lanes in damascus. we'll keep you updated on that. we are also dealing with some construction work. utility problem blocking the right lane 450 northbound at jennifer road. again, the rest of your majors very quiet this morning, guys. back to you. >> all right, thanks erin. 5:49 is the time. it was a sad year in hollywood with the loss of several major actors comedians and singers who have touched millions with their talent. >> fox's michelle polino takes a look at just a few. >> ♪ >> reporter: 2017 saw the passing of some unforgettable celebrities. >> ♪ >> reporter: playboy founder hugh hefner whose magazine launched the sexual revolution and spawned a media empire died >> celebrated place in the world. >> reporter: there were many actors who left their mark on the big and small screens

big problems aside from that bw parkway northbound by 197, a crash on suitland parkway inbound at stantonwe also have a disabled tanker truck reported on new york avenue inbound after bladensburg. back to you. >> that's a mouthful. that is a mouthful. >> lots going on. >> thanks erin. 6:19. the winter travel forecast is out. airlines already busy of travelers. >> first though it's christmastime at the u.s. capitol. a tradition for more than 50 years, got a quick glimpse of this earlier this hour. hundreds of people attend the last night's tree lighting ceremony where house speaker paul ryan hit the tree. this year's tree came from a national forest in northwest montana. back with more after this. it's 6:20. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ well it's a perfect nespresso morning here, george. hold on a second. mmm. ♪ ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? >> 6:22. wal-mart changing its name. first let's check the

county boy remains in critical condition tonight after accidental shooting at apartment complex in suitland. he was babysitting the boy last night and in the pro processes of put ago way a gun when it wept owe off and hit the child. the man rushed the child to the hopped. they're calling it a tramingic accident. the boy's famil released a statementsation they'll limit comments about the case until police finish investigating. >> new tonight, police are looking for this ghaun that robbed a convenience store. take a look at gun. police say it's ak style rifle and this happened early this morning on benning road northeast. gunman walked in with face covered and shoved gun in clerk's face and demanded money and ran off after cleaning out register. if you can help catch him give police a call. >> more than two dozen alleged gang members under arrest tonight. authorities calling it coordinated take down involving more than 300 law enforcement officers in virginia, maryland and d.c. areas and 28 are arrest stem from joint tavrment f and fbi investigations into g gang-related crimes and agents seiz

as you make your way out on inbound suitland parkway.ntagon through. eastbound side of the freeway we have a crash before main avenue. that's adding to those delays right now this morning. and as you make your way out on 395 because of that from the pentagon to the third street tunnel 11 minute red zone there. there is an emergency vehicle moving on the right-hand side of that in the lane though. it's not causing any bigger slowdowns than what you're already up against. northbound 9524 minute commute from dale city to the beltway. heavier volume building there. as you make your way out eastbound 66 gainsville to prince william parkway seven minute trip. still green zone but we have increased volume and you do hit a little bit of a yellow zone heading toward 28 in centreville. red line train single tracking fort totten. >> parents of single children. you might be surprised how many are taking on that responsibility. we'll fill you in. >> i would think it would be quite a few. >> i'm not surprised. >> it is a stunt that would make anybody

suitland parkway still quiet. take a look at our camera down by the washington monument.ooks good right now. light volume picking up in the district. we have reports of a water main break newton and 22nd. we're going to work on those details and bring them to you here on fox5. aside from that light volume increasing outer loop right now van dorn to wilson bridge looks good. inner loop a little volume picking up. not enough to cause any major slowdowns. 295, 395 and 50 still in the clear and metro is on time. back to you holly and maureen. >> coming up on fox5 news morning. >> the white house getting in on the holiday spirit. after the break we're show y portrait. >> a l live look across the d.c. region. it is 5:37 right now and it is a chilly 37 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ fl plank >> welcome back to fox5 news morning on this friday december 15th. 10 days from christmas technically nine i guess because it's on the tenth day we just enjoy the holiday. 20 minutes before the hour is our time right now. >> 5:40 is the time and happening today fox5 making wishes come

one year old boy is in critical condition tonight after an a shooting at an apartment complex in suitland. police are calling it a terrible, terrible accident. kristin leone is live at the scene. >>reporter: kristin, what happened. >>reporter: we're told that a 33 year old man was watching that 111 year old boy inside one of these townhouse apartment units or townhouse units i should say and you can see behind me here that police, a couple them still conferring here. a perimeter has been set up and that garage door of where we believe this incident took place tonight is open here. and again, relating to what happened . now, as far as what happened here, watching that 11 year old boy tonight at the time when he was putting away a g ended up going off striking the boy in the upper body. as far as where exactly is that still unclear. immediately that man ended up rushing, tending to his aidan took him to joint base andrews where the boy was also transported over to childrens hospital where tonight he is undergoing surgery and fighting for his life. the 33 year old man is distraught. we are s

suitland road, pennsylvania avenue, we have utility work going on there. like this will take a few hours until they have that repaired. >>> time right now is 4:27. a highly anticipated meeting set for today on capitol hill between donald trump junior and the house intelligence committee. >> donald trump's eldest son is set to testify before the committee about his contact with russians. >> president trump is expected to announce the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. it could intensify tensions. the president is expected to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, which was campaign promises. there are warnings to avoid parts of jerusalem because of demonstrations expected. >>> heavy winds firing the wildfires that are exploding in california. 1,000 firefighters battled the flames overnight and they're urging tens of thousands of people to goat out after the governor -- -- to get out after the governor issued a state of emergency. there is also heavy smoke from all of the fires. . >>> good morning, thanks for joining us. happy hump day. i'm

developments -- about the case of an 11-year-old in critical condition after being shot by a neighbor in suitland releasing a statement -- saying: "we would like to thank those who have reached out to us during this difficult time. we are currently still processing what has happened as our beloved family member remains in critical condition." a spokesperson for the family says the boy's parents consider this an accident as previously reported by police. this all happened tuesday night when a 33-year-old man, who is ex-military, was watching the child. he claims the gun accidentally went sources tell abc7 news investigators will soon search an area near i-95 in stafford county for the remains of a d-c woman killed back in 2009. pamela butler was 47 when she was killed. she worked for the federal government. this past october, her boyfriend, jose rodriguez-cruz, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. and he promised to show where her body is. in return, he was sentenced to only 12 years. butler's brother spoke after rodriguez-cruz's court appearance. rodriguez-cruz admitted to killing butler in th

the 11-year-old from suitland was accidentally shot in the chest by his neighbor.pent the last two weeks in the hospital. but now - the boy and his dad say they've learned to forgive. after several life-saving surgeries.. caleb is now able to walk around his house. he still has to re-learn many things like eating on his own.. but his dad says having caleb home is the best present he could ask for. still ahead - gaga goes to vegas. plus - you recognize the piercing sound... when the battery is low-- but having that beep could be the differnce between life and death. and.. the college party that was so crazy even the air tested postive for alcohol! but first.. here's your abc seven traffic watch on the go.. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the arm of an arm wrestler? the back of a quarterback? the face of a fairy? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic<