suzanne kennedy has more on what we've learned overnight. suzanne?uzanne: we have gotten new last hour, in the authorities briefing us on the investigation that has wrapped up here at the centre court condominium complex, authorities telling us that they are reviewing the camera warned by the officers to determine exactly what happened here in the 10,000 block of stedwick road, taking place at around 11:00 last night. they were called to the scene for theft. the responding officer called for fire and rescue to respond, saying that a man had been shot and wounded in his upper torso. it's not clear at this point what led the officer to shoot the suspect. authorities telling us, however, that of weapons found on the scene, but they are not saying which type of weapon was discovered. the name is being held the next of kin be notified. the officer-involved shooting reportedly worked for the department for five years and is on paid administrative leave as the investigation continues. reporting live this morning, suzanne kennedy. larry: breaking development

thats where our suzanne kennedy is suzanne? happening now..ling democrats' attacks against attorney general jeff sessions "a political witchhunt." sessions recused himself yesterday from any investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election. his decision followed revelations that he spoke twice with the russian ambassador, but didn't mention it during his confirmation hearing. sessions's spokeswoman says his answer was truthful, because he was asked about the trump campaign.. not about meetings he took as a senator. breaking overnight.. the probe into the assassination of kim jong nam now focused on an airline employee. jummy olabanji is in the newsroom with the latest twist in this story. malaysian police have issued an arrest warrant for a north kr poisoning of the half brother of north korea's leader. the suspect is a 37-year-old man who works for the country's national carrier. police say he arrived in malaysia about two weeks before kim jong nam was attacked with the nerve agent v-x at the kuala lumpur airport. malaysian au

suzanne kennedy is standing by. suzanne: we had a few flurries moving through the area a few minutes ago, very odd given that this was just a sleet event. it is down to the pavement here and it is damp as we get into the colder temperatures, that is going to freeze up and make for some tricky driving later in the day and also on into tomorrow. that is something we have to be watchful for in the coming hours. d.c. public school students ended up heading back to class, and we have pictures of some of the shoveling and preparing that was going on to make sure that the sidewalks in front areas of the school were safe for the students to get to. stopping by lafayette elementary school was the mayor and she has been checking throughout the district to see the status of the roads. 200 plow trucks out overnight into today. she says everything is looking pretty good. >> we have about 200 pieces of equipment out. are all passable, many down to blacktop. our residential's are looking pretty well to. now is the remind everybody

we will take you down time with suzanne kennedy. -- downtown with suzanne kennedy. suzanne: are headed into the gloom -- peak most of timeno pets. can't work that way, no. sweetie mom, stop screaming at me! lean on your brakes mom! there are bumps along the road of life... and for each one there's triple-a. stop! the official kickoff of the cherry blossom festival is tomorrow. even with the cold snap scare, ueich it still see the pink h around the tidal basin. suzanne, how are things looking? to see: we are starting them pop out a little bit. i want to show you this tree. they have one blossom here on the tree and right next to it you have ones that are almost ready and many have ones that are still not quite ready. all of this expected to come into bloom at some point within the next couple of days. the warm temperatures today and tomorrow will help all of that. we have had that warmer winter as you know, and then can be brutal late-season cold temperatures and the snow and the sleet significantly impacting what we're going to see this y

suzanne: we may see more snow on tuesday. in hagerstown, suzanne kennedy. jummy: it is definitely going to be chilly for the start of the rock 'n roll race marathon tomorrow, hitting the pavement at 7:00 in the morning temperatures only expected to be around 14 with a wind chill. another problem coming with all of the runners are the road closures all over the district. q mccray has all you need to know. : right here in front of rfk memorial stadium is where it starts tomorrow. they already have some fence up and some 10 as well. this sixth annual rock n roll marathon starts tomorrow morning and they are expecting 20,000 people to take part. d.c. police will have to shut down a lot of roads and they have some cruisers out here now. from 2:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. d.c. police will be shutting down roads to accommodate the marathon runners so keep that in mind if you have errands to run, or are trying to get to the starting line early tomorrow morning. the same for public transportation. because of safetrack, metro will not be running unt 7 the full marathon,

in manassas, suzanne kennedy. jummy: do a traffic alert in on i-66n, some lanes tonight closed between the theater roosevelt bridge and the rosslyn tunnel, a lane eastbound what we closed at 1:15 in the morning and the westbound lane closed after that until 5:00. the closures are necessary for crews to inspect the bridge over to ramps which tonight but told traffic reporter angela foster has her eyes on the roads now. at midday are looking construction, our biggest culprit, a couple of accidents we cleared off of the roadway. ,ou can see mostly green especially around the capital beltway. looking at work zones on dc 295 which will take you time. a work zone near river road and the capital beltway. a live look at interstate 66, just reopened northbound lanes of the prince william parkway as you approach interstate 66 and i to 70, local lanes -- 270 no access from falls road to an estate 270. police activity causing the delay. jummy: stealing from innocent citizens, robbing drug dealers, and selling carolyn, crimes

suzanne kennedy was at the demonstration. suzanne: we're on 14th street where a protest is taking place outside the reagan building. people are here protesting the latest what they call muslim ban. they have signs that say #nomuslimban and over here you see this one in the shape of a heart saying you are welcome. all of this in opposition to the president's latest they say it's wrong. they say they want to fight it like the first one. they say it's not kinder or better than the one that the president signed back in january despite taking into consideration some of the problems with that one. they say banning someone just because they are from a certain country is unacceptable. >> what is shocking is that trump would be so kind of open about the reason he's doing it. we still have national security but all along the campaign trail trump has made it very clear he doesn't want muslims coming to this country. suzanne: this group says the president's executive order is based on racism and islama- phobia, two values they say have n

our coverage starts with suzanne malveaux live on capitol hill where it is early, suzanne, but there: it is early. a frenetic place. we were talking about members of congress working and early in the morning when the bill will go to the house rules committee. that is where they will debate amendments for three hours and vote at 10:00. then it will go to the full house. of we will see a similar dance, if you will, and hopefully will have a result by dinner time. the stakes could not be higher for the president and members of congress. particularly republicans who have made this their signature legislation for seven years now pushing to repeal and replace obamacare. it became clear yesterday after 24 hours of shuttle diplomacy and secret negotiation and public shaming, if you will, that the president was tired of this. he was done with the negotiations. he sent a team of advisers and aides here on the hill, including steve bannon and kellyanne conway and reince priebus. then the omb director mulvaney who delivered the message to the caucus saying if this does not pass, you will be stuc

suzanne kennedy explains why. suzanne: they are mixing up picked goods and serving up coffee here. this woman-owned business choosing to stay open today on the day without a woman. bakery employs nearly a dozen women. they still have to make money in order to meet their bottom line as well as pay their all-female staff. goy did not want the data unnoticed, so like they did on th they are giving part of their proceeds to charity. >> we needed to give part of our sales to civics for change, to give professional clothing to low income women in the d.c. area. has a full-time job or needs to get to a job every day, so the fact that we are contributing to an organization that allows people to have the proper clothing to get to work, that is something then needs to be done more in the city, and i am happy to be part of a community that does that. suzanne: today women are being asked not to spend money, and if they do, spend it at a place like this one, a woman-owned business. back to you. jummy: this is having a big impact on local schools, too. many are closing for the day because female

suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. kimberly: a judge has ordered a man jailed until monday after being accused of jumping the white house fence late last night undetected. d.c. police a the man who was carrying a backpack jumped the fence you're the treasury building and walked up to way -- jump the fence near the treasury building and walked up to a checkpoint. he said he was a friend of the president and had an appointment. that was false and he was arrested and searched. he had no weapons or criminal record. the president was at the white house at the time. >> the secret service did a fantastic job. the secret service was fantastic. kimberly: the report indicates nobody sold a man jumped the fence, even though he was called on a security camera. -- nobody saw the man jumped the fence. this is the first time somebody has jumped the fence since president trump's inauguration. a rash of people jumping the fence over the past few years has prompted an upgrade. the park commission approved a design for an 11 foot tall fe

suzanne kennedy has more. suzanne?anne: the order replaces the controversial plan that was originally signed by the president back in january. the van faced very significant legal challenges. the bottom line on the new one, it narrows the list of countries from which people can emigrate. the six majority muslim countries banned include syria, iran, andan, somalia, libya. iraq has been removed at the urging of the state department and the pentagon. authorities have concerns that omitting travel from their would hinder the fight against isis. itre's also a change as pertains to refugees, putting a temporary halt on all refugees entering the u.s.. the previous ban applied only to see. the new policy would not affect those currently holding green cards or those holding a valid visa at the time that this new order is signed. reporting live this morning, suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington larry:." breaking news anne arundel -- good morning washington." news, a possible body found in crofton. we are still working to co

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the suzanne was like that, also is now on the list of the bipolar people.nowncourse was an phenomenon even though it existed at the time, he was always up and down. he had a rage in him, in himself. he looked for something all his life, something new that he was looking for. he had such a hard time finding it. when you see the painting of the and he years, he found was this revolutionary artist that influence -- charlie: cubism. daniel: yes and obstruction. it is fascinating that infects his first friend in the meantime who actually was a journalist when he was young. charlie: android about artists. daniel: an interesting art critic. the word impressionists was used to make fun of them. charlie: what is the movie premiere? daniel: march 31 in new york, that goes all over. i hope. charlie: it is a great story. you about these two fascinating characters at the centerpiece. of authenticity to its because they had lives and were real. there are women involved. you cannot have it come from brands without women being involved. daniel: absolutely not. [laughter] i

suzanne kennedy is live at the scene.. suzanne? a police officer, pulling the trigger, leaving a suspect dead. the breaking new developments from montgomery county. but first from stormwatch seven - parts of the area waking up to wet stormy weather. what's still ahead for us- and what the trail of damage this same system is leaving behind. good morning washington. toss to eileen - another warm day; have the umbrella - risk of a few strong storms this afternoon (2-7pm) - rainy day friday - as of now, dry for nationals opening day today: mostly cloudy. morning showers. pm thund

suzanne: a little plug for pen era there. you are clearing the way, which is good, and that's the responsibility of residential withininess owners here, eight hours, daylight hours, once the storm stops you got to get out here and do a constantine is doing, shovel. what's going to get tricky is, you see, all of the stuff that my foot is in right now, when this re-freeze happens, this is going to be a big chunk of ice and it will be dangerous to walk down the roads and on the streets as well. we had a chance to talk to a plow truck driver earlier. here is what he had to say about the conditions that he experienced this morning. >> its icy, a little bit. took 45 minutes from falls church. normally take you? five minutes. suzanne: obviously, he was taking some extra time on the roads this morning to make sure that he got to his final destination in one plea -- in one piece. that is what? there are bumps along the road of life... and for each one there's triple-a. it's just three kids, right? z2b1kz zi

suzanne bonamici of oregon, brian higgins of new york, hakeem jeffries of new york, william keating of of achusetts, ed perlmutter colorado, terri of alabama, dina titus of nevada. signed sincerely, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i send to the

i want to bring with cnn national correspondent suzanne malveaux live from capitol hill. suzanne, what are you hearing about the state of folks there? >> christi, good morning to you. already the lawmakers are back in their district having to explain what happened here to their constituents. but what we can say is that president trump made it very clear yesterday, even before the vote was pulled here, that he was ready to move on. that he had very little appetite for this. we saw yesterday that he was sitting there officially signing off on opening the keystone pipeline. that he met with his treasury secretary to lay out tax reform. some of the big agenda items that he wants to move forward with, infrastructure projects, tax reform, immigration, building that wall and making trade deals. that is what he's trying for. trying to put the repeal and replace obamacare behind him. at the same time, look at the republican party. it is fracture fractured, divided in disarray. the conservatives very much emboldened by taking a stand against the repeal legislation. the moderates of

traffic is slow, as suzanne mentioned. be a slow ride for you from prince george's county into montgomery county east of new hampshire, merging with interstate 95, the outer loop is flowing making your trip towards 270 passing the mormon temple. we will be back with more after the break. larry: breaking news right here, but we will see when a few minutes. people feared dead, students after an avalanche overnight. jummy olabanji has more. jummy: rescue efforts are underway right now. we know that at least eight people were reported missing in this avalanche in japan. we know that six high school's have already been found unconscious after they were caught in the avalanche's morning. two more students and the instructor or missing. they were apparently all part of a group of about 50 students on a mountain climbing trip. as soon as we hear anything new about the story we will be sure to pass the information along. autria? autria: jury selection in the trial of a man accused of killing five people in oxon hill. he was alleged

right now, suzanne kennedy. suzanne: we are now in downtown hagerstown. we are taking a look at the situation here. 36 degrees and we just had some precipitation moving through the area. moving with that temperature in the form of rain. just some minor drizzle right now. we will keep an eye on autria: thank you, suzanne. in the last hour, we know now that an infant was involved in that deadly crash on the suitland parkway. one person was killed, another was hurt, and the third victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. we also know that a u.s. park police cruiser was hit during the accident. the officer was not injured and the driver has been arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. the suitland parkway is back open. larry: several people dead after a night of protests. let's get right to the protests with jummy olabanji. the president of south korea kicked out of office. jummy: two people protesting removal now dead. afterent park's removal, -- removal comes after parliament approved her removal. several injured. a new statement from the act

larry: suzanne has more. suzanne: they are participating here in dupont circle. owner choosing to give her employees a paid day off. alexandria, the stomping ground coffee shop chose a democratic way to choose what to do today. the staff voted and decided to stay open to give women a chance to unite. men will be working instead of given the day off. the female staff members of the bar will refute -- receive some of the proceeds as well. this for junior based web and after development company, the president will be spending the day highlighting women's impact on society. >> it is a nonpolitical issue, in my opinion. it's exciting to see this kind of momentum. >> that's a lot of for today is about, stepping back to realize how much they do on a daily basis and might not be appreciated for those things. women are also being encouraged to stay home and take the day off and to not spend money, to show the economic impact of women if they don't shop. if you do, you are being encouraged to shop at a female owned business. we will be heading across town to the city cente

autria: suzanne kennedy is following this one, joining us live with where things stand. suzanne?e had a little bit of breaking news in the franconia metro station in springfield. authorities have some power issues that impacted the yellow and the blue lines. those issues have been fixed, and things are back to normal. we should talk this morning about the budget issue here -- about the budget issue. today the metro finance committee will meet. the budget funds safety improvements, better track and train reliability. it will also include a proposed fare increase. service changes have been reduced from what was originally proposed in november. those changes prompted by feedback that metro received from riders during a public .earing also several thousand railcars and the replacement of some older buses. the budget meeting will be held around 10:15 this morning. suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." carter will be at today's metro board meeting. sign up for text alerts to find out any new development's about your ride on the rails as they happen. larry: breaking developments o

suzanne kennedy is there live to share his story. suzanne? suzanne: it's the tourette's association national advocacy day. >> trevor harris is just like any other 13-year-old boy. he loves his scooter, his dog, and his sports. , we'veball, for travel got soccer. >> but what is different about trevor is when he does this. this, or even this. one in 100 american school-age children have tourette's syndrome. trevor is one of them. >> it feels like someone is controlling you to do something every couple of minutes. >> this 13-year-old arlington boy takes his condition and the way he has been treated because of it very seriously. for the last year he has been a to read us a nation tourette's association ambassador. world knowthe whole about what it is silly enough go someplace and every time you meet someone you have to tell them. >> he created a public service announcement when he was 11. >> i'm just saying don't ignore me. >>'s parents say that he is an ideal ambassador. >> he's a natural extrovert, loves talking, a leader that enjoys helping pe

suzanne kennedy is live in tenleytown. we want to see how you're enjoying this winter whiplash. send us your snow weather - winter storm warning remains in effect until 2pm for d.c. & counties west. - winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2pm - wind advisory from 6am to 2pm for st. mary's & calvert counties - icy morning -- be safe on the roads, everyone! - steady rain/snow tapers off after 11am - windy today - even windier tomorrow (very cold!) - long melt/refreeze cycle today: bulk of the rain and snow taper off by 11am. windy with snow showers and snow squalls possible through this evening. highs: 37-43 winds: ne to nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy, breezy, and cold. watch out for refreezing. lows: 20-24 feels: single digits & teens winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries possible. highs: 29-34 feels: teens to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph toss to break i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. ve is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) lov

suzanne is home and healing. the kid is okay. the boys are wrong, they weren't just in the right place at the right time. >> they also super human strength. >> mothers who lift cars off their babies. it happens. the gods smile on us sometimes. >> time now for cnn "newsroom" with poppy harlow and john berman. >> dick cavett, our favorite "new day" anchor: let's get started. >> i'm john berman. >> i'm poppy harlow. high drama and high stakes in the wee hours overnight after hours and hours and hours of discussions, the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare passed the first legislative test. there might not be enough hours in the day to convince some wary conservatives. you might say while the plan cleared a hurdle, it is hitting a pretty big wall. >> there's a new republican senator on that wall. tom cotton, a rising star among the conservatives with an open plea to house republicans, pause, start over, get it right. don't get it fast. the president, he doesn't want tom cotton on that wall. he doesn't need tom cotton on t

suzanne: two adults transferred to the hospital center. three children, ages 4, 7, 9 taken to children's hospital. damage estimates is more than $500,000. in woodbridge, suzanne kennedy. back to you. alison: all right. let's get a check on the traffic situation on this friday afternoon. erik smith is here with details. it doesn't look terrible out there, erik. erik: good afternoon. a heavy ride everywhere. there is a fire on the clara barton parkway. it won't make a top side, connecticut avenue could be worse. a bit of volume there for sure but not as bad. at father hurley boulevard looking tough. the ride past clarksburg is slow. head to virginia for 95 southbound over the occoquan. that is a tough stretch here as we head over the occoquan. the lanes narrowed down. that creates a bottleneck effect. beyond this in dale city there is plenty of delays through stafford county as well. a look at 66 westbound, just off the beltway at the cedar lane overpass. we will see delays heading off the beltway. that will center off and on for centreville

suzanne kennedy has more on what is planned in the day ahead. suzanne?this event is less than an hour from taking place here in front of the charles e smith jewish day school in rock hill. this is one of the jewish schools and community centers that were targ received a bomb threat just before school started on monday. the students sheltered in classrooms until the all clear was given. in fairfax they evacuated their 140 students on monday when they received a bomb threat. the school was deemed safe and students were allowed to return. in annapolis, the fire department there swept the school after receiving a similar call. firefighters found nothing there and the day went on as scheduled. five dozen community centers and jewish schools have been since january 9. we know that this event is going to start at 7:30. it is called tales, not bombs, with people showing up with signs and solidarity -- it is called bagels not bombs, with people showing up holding signs or solidarity. found aomeone threatening note left at a moue exactly what the note said, but we

suzanne kennedy was the reporter there as the van was removed. suzanne: this is just some of the damage that was left behind when a kia sedona minivan slammed in the side of this manassas home. the accident took place in the 10100 block of loman drive around 4:30. police tell us a 19-year-old woman lost control of her car as she was driving eastbound. she was taken to the hospital and was charged with driving under the influence of drugs. we talked to a motorist who lives in the neighborhood who said he was going to work when he saw the kia being driven erratically. >> she ran right in the back of my pickup truck. just hard bang. she had to be running, i was running 25. she had to be running more than 10 miles faster or more. suzanne: there were five people in the house at the time, including three children. one of the adults tells me it sounded like a huge clap of thunder when the car slammed into the house. fortunately no one was injured. but as you can see, ther they will not be able to return here anytime soon. in manassas, suzanne kennedy. b

so susie, suzanne was there. she said if i'm in tim buck too, i'll be back in a new york minute. and the audience didn't know. you could tell by the reaction. >> it was a total surprise. >> when they saw it, they didn't even see susie or myself. they saw the bedroom set and they knew it was from the bob newhart show and they started applauding the bedroom set. it was wild. >> it was a great surprise if ever there was one. you and i were talking before we came on camera and i was saying, in some ways, speaking of suzanne pleasureett. you're the last man standing. you're 88 this year? >> i'll be 88 in september. >> 88 in september. >> still fooling them. still making them laugh. you've been so blessed, my word, not yours. >> i feel the same way. i've been very blessed. we were talking during make-up. we were talking with the first album. it was the very first album, will copp comedy record. >> you were living in japan at the time. >> we were in houston, texas. and we thought it might go 10,000 records. and gist the went crazy all over the country. it went to number one and then the

suzanne kennedy is live with the specifics of the new plan..sident trump is travel ban won't spark the uproar the last one did. he signed an executive order yesterday that temporarily bars new visas for citizens of six predominantly muslim countries. iraq is no longer on the list. and the new order no longer includes an indefinite ban on refugees from syria. the order makes clear that current visa holders will not be impacted. montgomery county residents are weighing in on the revised travel ban. immigration laws were already the subject of last night's pre-planned meeting in rockville. but after the new ban was announced, more people signed up to speak. one high school rockville leaders are considering a new proposal. it creates guidelines on how the city's police officers deal with federal immigration laws. new this morning. north korea and malaysia going back and forth with their very own travel bans. jummy olabanji is at the live desk with more on the tension overseas.. it all follows that diplomatic dispute over the poisining death of kim

suzanne kennedy is at dulles with what we can expect from the president's newest move on immigration.. now to the shocking president trump is making against his predecessor -- claiming president obama wire-tapped him prior to the election. f-b-i director, james comey, is now asking the justice department to publicly refute mr trump's claims. trump made his accusations via twitter over the weekend, but he provided no evidence. a member of the senate intelligence committee, said they would investigate the claims. a spokesperson for obama denies the allegations. the naval criminal investigative service is looking into hundreds of marines amid allegations they shared nude photos of female some of the photos were allegedly taken without the subject's knowledge and shared via a secret facebook page titled "marines united." the page was revealed by "the war horse" -- a nonprofit news organization run by a marine corps veteran. the photos have since been removed. japan says north korea test-fired four ballistic missiles overnight. the missiles landed in the sea of japan. the launch comes as t

in rockville, suzanne kennedy. jummy: let's talk about the top story, which is the severe weather that has the potential to come this way this afternoon. doug: it is coming this way but for now sunny and warm in most areas like early summer but that will change quickly over the next couple of hours. the big picture, everything in pink is a severe thunderstorm watch, all those jurisdictions until 5:00. the watch will be extended i think eastward shortly. the area in yellow west of interstate 81 are severe thunderstorm warnings in effect as we speak. this is the , pockets of heavy thunderstorms, some severe, moving eastward, lighting at about 40 miles per hour. based on that, they will probably arrive 2:30. until 12:45effect south of the metro and in the north, many more warnings issued this afternoon as these storms get closer. we sliced horizontal view at some of the storms, looking at the development and at they are picking out -- at the height, no pale, the greatest threat will be wind, there will be hail and obv

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suzanne: good morning. it sounds like a huge clap of under when the vehicle hit this house. take a look kind damage done. we want to show you some pictures we got when we arrived on the scene. this was about 5:00 this morning. the minivan driven by a 19-year-old female pit that side of the house. police tell us she lost control of the vehicle. she was taken to the hospital. charged with driving under the influence of drugs. there were five people in the house time. were hurt.m up they are working to shore the house so the people who live here can get that get it. the drive was closed for a time. they have reopened it. work it needs to take lace. one woman was charged with driving under the influence of drugs after this overnight incident aired we are reporting live in and assess. larry: an attack in hyattsville. the suspect roque into a house, robbed, and stabbed someone inside. you can see it right here on the map. it's not are from fedex field. there is no word on how serious the injuries are. the suspect

highs: 34-40 winds: nw 5-15 mph toss to suzanne toss to julie map breaking overnight - the south korean president impeached. and the decision - leading to deadly protests. jummy olabanji is following it all the live desk. korea's constitutional court unanimously ruled to uphold the impeachment of president park geun-hye goon-hay she is now the country's first democratically elected leader to be ousted from office. park and her life long friend were implicated in a corruption scandal. the ruling now opens her up to possible criminal proceedings. immediately following the court's decision, protests on the streets of seoul turned deadly. supporters and critics of park clased with each other and police. so far, two people have died breaking news closer to home.. a fire overnight - completely destroying a home in clinton, maryland. it broke out early this morning on symposium way. no one was hurt. and this morning.. the suitland parkway is back open after a deadly crash late last night. one perso adult and a child were hurt. we know a u-s park police cruiser was also hit in the accident. the

suzanne kennedy is live with the details - suzanne? coming up in our 6 o'clock hour of washington. new clues, after a student vanishes with her teacher. what police are now saying about the relationship between the two -- leading up to her disapperance. and a sure sign summer is getting closer. six flags, opening this weekend, and you could be there. watch to win four tickets - coming up at six. right now at 5:xx - a severe weather threat for millions this morning. overnight - a band of dangerous weather, packing high winds.. heavy rain and dangerous hail hitting parts of texas. the wild night of storms also included this twister in and, the weather even impacting the sports world. columbus, ohio n-c-double-a basketball viewers were blacked out from seeing the critical final seconds of the u-n-c- kentucky game because the local c-b-s station suffered a "massive technical failure".. amid a tornado warning. the station aired those final two minutes on a tape delay. the final four in phoenix is set! oregon, gonzaga, north carolina, and south carolina are the last still standing with a

. >> joining me now, cnn national correspondent suzanne malveaux. suzanne, the gop campaigned and won elections promising to repeal and replace obamacare. house speaker ryan emphasizing obamacare is now the law of the land. so where does the party go from here? >> reporter: good morning, fred. that was a stunning admission from the house speaker paul ryan. but this weekend, republican lawmakers there at home with their constituents with voters having to answer those very tough questions, how was it that they were not able to get their own legislation to the full house floor for a vote, that it was rejected and pulled before it even happened? one of the things that we're seeing here is the republican party is deeply divided. it is in disarray. the house freedom caucus, the conservatives who were very much in opposition of the repeal and replace plan, felt emboldened this weekend that they were able to kill this bill. meantime, moderate republicans, many who i've spoken to, quite frankly are relieved that they did not put their signatures on a bill th

. >> let's bring in cnn national correspondent suzanne malveaux live from capitol hill. suzanne, for four cycles, republicans have used this repeal and replace mantra to get into seats and majorities. what are they saying this morning? >> oh, victor, they have to go back to their constituents in their home districts, trying to explain what happened and why they weren't able to come together on this key legislation here. as you mentioned, seven years, republicans putting this forward as a signature platform issue. now, what we see here among the republican party, it is deeply divided. it is in disarray. you have the house freedom caucus members. theyemboldened that they were going kill this bill. moderates are just relieved they didn't have to put their signature on a bill that potentially would have left millions of people without health care coverage. at the same time they're very concerned that their party is leaning towards the right here. and they feel like there has to be some way of uniting their party together to get some things done, whether it's an infrastructur

this is serious business but i will tell you about another one, suzanne perkins. she is a 62-year-old living in altamonte springs. suzanne's husband lost his job in 2009 and she lost her employer-provided health plan during the recession. the couple there ira and they ended up selling nearly everything they had. they eventually moved out of the country to save money. but in the 14 they decided to move back why? because the affordable care act passed. the aca made it possible for them to afford health insurance again. this is what susanna said, quote, if they shred the aca like they are threatening to do, we are going to have to hightail it out of here because dealing with the health care costs and insurance complications just makes you sick. we are getting by, but we are getting by on the aca, and if it goes away, if they make these changes the way they are talking about, we will be uninsured again which i was going to show you a picture here, these are the folks that i met with yesterday. i won't point out the individual ones. i am going to talk about some of the

good morning suzanne. at xx time for weather. - winter storm warning remains in effect until 2pm for d.c. & counties west. - winter weather advisory remains in effect until 2pm 6am to 2pm for st. mary's & calvert counties - icy morning -- be safe on the roads, everyone! - steady rain/snow tapers off after 11am - windy today - even windier tomorrow (very cold!) - long melt/refreeze cycle today: bulk of the rain and snow taper off by 11am. windy with snow showers and snow squalls possible through this evening. highs: 37-43 winds: ne to nw 10-20 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy, breezy, and cold. watch out for refreezing. lows: 20-24 feels: single digits & teens winds: nw 10-15 g 25+ thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries possible. feels: teens to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph this is a live look out at frederick, a state of emergency is . complete coverage of this winter storm continues when we come back. the time is 4:xx... and share your snow pictures and videos at burst dot com, slash w-j-l-a, we'll a

suzanne kennedy is live in stormtrak - checking on the roads.r to stay with abc seven as we monitor the roads. sign up for our traffic text alerts to find out about slick spots near you and any accidents. the man convited in three high profile murders in alexandria will get his chance at an appeal this morning. a hearing for charles severance begins at 9:30 this his appeal will focus on evidence in the case, as well as whether the cases should have been tried separately, instead of together. severance is serving three consecutive life sentences for the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthanne lodato. family of the victims are expected to testify today. our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg will be in the court room. stay with abc seven for updates. two hearings happening today in the fight against president's trump's revised travel ban. sam sweeney is live at dulles with what we can expect. now to a new deadline in the the house intelligence committee has given the justice department another week to present proof backing up th

cnn's suzanne malveaux joining us from capitol hill. suzanne. >> reporter: as you know, there's a big fight ahead. ever o one is waiting for the cbo score. house republicans are trying to push this through congress. i believe the score will slow down the process, it will reveal the impact on the premiums, also reveal the cost and the estimate number of americans impacted by this legislation. it is estimated, john, it could be at least 15 million people over the course of ten years who lose their health care insurance under this new plan. now, this is something that many republicans are anticipating. they are trying to play it down, as you saw house speaker paul ryan. there are also senators weighing in, republicans who are panning that argument. one of them rand paul essentially saying president trump as many as house republicans are not living up to their bargain. >> if we get what we've got from ryan, obamacare light, he will not have the votes. we have to get to that point before true negotiations begin. right now there's a charm off

none of this works out without suzanne. so thank you, suzanne. there is one other person i would like to thank for her generosity, but i will save it for later, because it has something to do with that. every year, our foundation brings together members of congress and the journalists who cover them for a night of lighthearted fun. but our tradition started almost 100 years ago in 1919. women had the right to vote, but here in washington, female journalists were still shut out of membership and powerful journalism clubs, so they started their own, the women's press club, and half a century later, the club began. -- thank you. the club began to accept male members and became the washington press club. hits] margaret talev: we merged with the national press club and became the washington press club foundation. what our dinner does each year and with the foundation does is based upon this to expand opportunities for women, journalists, journalists of color, and journalists from all backgrounds. [applause] margaret talev: our oral history project chr

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suzanne sommers of all people is here to give us her perspective on all that.ooking into doing healthful things and including whatever is decided. suzanne, very food to have you. >> so nice to see you, i'm so glad you're well. neil: thank you very much. thank you for your kindness when i was out. appreciate that. suzanne, i know you're a big believer, there is lot we can do to prevent a lot of bad stuff that happens. sure enough, seven out of 10 cancers are preventable if caught early, to say nothing of heart matters and the like but we run into the expense after the fact, right? you know republicans are trying to repeal and replace. what do you want to see them replace? what do you want to see them get right? >> you know i'm certainly not an expert in that arena, because i've written, i finished my 27th book, i'm irish, we either drink or write. i do both. [laughter] by the way, i'm a little upset this morning because on fox it is always all about the legs. so i went out brought a brand knew pair of shoes, because i can't even show my shoes i could amortize th

>> suzanne? >> well, i suspect their perspective on this might be different now, especially for general flynn. and these are words no white house wants to hear, former top aid seeks immunity because he wants to tell his story. if you go back to the water gate investigation, this is how they unfold. there is an allegation, an official gets insnared in it. he offers to tell his story and you never know where that trail is going to led. >> i was just telling the control room i wanted to get to this point that i want you all to weigh in on as well. there is also this more and more aggressive stance being taken by russia in the tone that they are taking. so the spokesperson for vladimir putin was on "good morning america" this morning and he was asked about the state of relations between the united states and russia right now. just listen to this exchange. >> if we're at the lowest point in history, that means we're in a new cold war. >> new cold war? well, maybe even worse. maybe even worse, taking i

suzanne is home and healing. the kid is okay.he boys are wrong, they weren't just in the right place at the right time. >> they also super human strength. >> mothers who lift cars off their babies. it happens. the gods smile on us sometimes. >> time now for cnn "newsroom" with poppy harlow and john berman. >> dick cavett, our favorite "new day" anchor: let's get started. >> i'm john berman. >> i'm poppy harlow. high drama and high stakes in the wee hours overnight after hours and hours