tim barber filed this report earlier. m: this medical evacuation and crash investigation captured the attention of this normally quiet alexandria library. >> hopefully she is ok. tim: yellow tape surrounded the center of the investigation. the driver hit a woman and the woman was pinned until first responders got her out. it is not clear what condition the victim is in, but the police when they found her. >> it's crazy. i've never seen a crime scene investigation before. who waswas not clear driving the toyota or who if anyone is facing charges. detectives were talking to this woman, but it's not clear what role she played. tim barber, abc 7 news. now, u.s.developing and iraqi forces are investigating claims that an airstrike targeting isis in mosul killed dozens of civilians. the coalition is looking into whether the casualties occurred, why they happen, and how many people may have died. the coalition said it is possible that isis used people as human shields. investigations are also underway into two other airstrikes. c

tim barber has the latest. audio] ok, we are having problems with tim's remote. a major active investigation happening right now. sign up for the latest breaking news texts at wjla.com/text. alison: and the other big story tonight -- >> we have been promising the americ and replace this broken law because it is failing families, and tomorrow we are proceeding. reporter: do you have the vote? do you have the vote? do you have the vote? alison: will itpass? no answer from the house speaker. this after an ultimatum from the president -- no more talks, it's time to vote on health care. that vote is expected tomorrow morning. tom roussey has what happens in the hours before the vote. tom? tom: it has been a furious day and night of negotiations at the u.s. capitol. tonight, the president is saying -- [no audio] tom: the biggest obstacle, members of the freedom caucus, who believe the bill does not do enough to lower costs. >> we are trying to make health insurance and health care more affordable. republican welfare plan does not do that. tom: concern over costs echoes

tim barber asked one owner why she owes the district more than $300,000. tim: it looks like business as usual outside, but inside appliances are unplugged. she owns the popular 14th street bridge run, which was just shut down because the district revoked its tax certificate. seven thetold abc company owes more than $330,000 in taxes. the owner said she fell into financial ruin when one of her partner st $60,000. >> it made us late on everything. try tostrict officials take money from the cash register, but the only thing left is pennies. tax and revenue say they made numerous attempts to collect and multiple payment arrangements before they were forced to revoke the certificate, part of a larger effort to go after delinquent businesses across the district. people say you're supposed to pay taxes. >> absolutely. tim: what do you say to that? district officials say that businesses who do not pay will face liens, seizures, and revocations. tim barber, abc 7 news. michelle: new tonight, the president defending attorney general jeff sessions, who recused himself

tim barber is joining us live tonight. how does it look, tim? tim: it's getting soggy. it started raining in the last hour. the last few hours we were by the water. we came up here so you can see how much it has been raining in the past 15 minutes or so. it will not stop until later tomorrow morning. we are looking at three things. the beach is behind me. we are looking at beach erosion, minor also heavy wind gusts come up to 55 miles per hour. those are the three things we are monitoring in ocean city, and we will stay here through the night with a live report on "good morning washington" tomorrow morning. tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: tim, thanks. be safe. still ahead, peak bloom is in doubt. alison: and you will not believe how long it has been since we have not had one. and here is a look at the stormwatch 7 doppler radar, snow, a wintry mix, and rain. jonathan: sign up for school closing alerts at wjla.com. all you have to do is go to our website, wjla.com/text. also tune into "good morning washington" starting at 4 a.m. with all the closings and delays scrolli

in northwest washington, tim barber, abc 7 news.ace: a tennessee school bus driver pled not guilty in a deadly crash. the authorities say that jonathan walker was speeding in november when he swerved and crashed. six kids on the school bus were killed. walker was charged with using electric device while driving. michelle: the former president of penn state university convicted in connection with the sandusky sex abuse scandal. he was found guilty of child endangerment. he failed to report allegations of abuse by former assistant football coach gerry sandusky. it took the jury 13 hours to reach a verdict. a guilty plea from a man accused of opening fire and a d.c. restaurant full stop edgar monthss facing 18 to 60 oin federal prison. he fired shots inside of comet ping-pong. michelle: on this friday night, a story to inspire us -- a veteran wounded in afghanistan, a double amputee, nelly police officer. horace: he lost his legs in 2011 and uses prosthetics, but he would not let go of his dream to become a law-enforcement officer. he

tim barber spoke with some as they left the meeting. what did they say, tim? into thery to get meeting, jonathan, but we were not allowed. district officials blocked us from getting in. was theest we could get sidewalk, but some parents took video which we are providing. >> i want to hear with the school has to say, with the parents have to say. tim: she is referring to protesters who are outraged illegal immigrants are accused of her 17-year-old goes here, so she went to the pta meeting demanding answers. >> it's for and disturbing and traumatic. tim: the superintendent said the focus should not be on immigration. he said this was an isolated tragedy. this parent wants to know why this happened and why the suspects were in a knife grades -- ninth grade classroom with the 14-year-old girl they are accused of raping. only about 10 parents here were allowed to ask questions. they were also given flyers. the video of the meeting will be online in the next 24 hours. we will keep pushing to make sure that happens. tim barber, abc 7 news. thisn: as mentioned, attack

courtrps are taking the for the first match of the big ten tournament for stop tim barber is there now. know you are a huge basketball fan. tim: 72-64. it would be more excited if they won. a lot of disappointed fans. no matter what, the dmv is winning tonight because they are expecting $33 million in the local economy. tonight, we spoke with one man who drove all the way from baltimore, and he did not even have tickets. >> yeah, i have to support the terps. it's just an hour drive. >> everyone is looking for tickets and everyone is giving away tickets. monday. tournament ends tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: they are a team in turmoil. the general manager of the redskins fired, two top receivers out, and now quarterback kirk we will break that down in sports. and a scary incident in california. is drivingr dangerously and then attacks and uber driver. are the attacks random? they are supposed to be a joy ride and youtube sensation. this ended in criminal charges, next. z23wpz z5yz y23wpy y5yy [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its cap

tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: breaking news from at&t, we have learned that a 911 outage on the sell your network -- on the cellular network has been resolved. it impacted cities around the country. able to call 911 without issue. alison: an active investigation after a shooting in southwest. camera's spot at more than a dozen shell casings on the ground. nobody was hurt but there is possible property damage. no arrests have been made. stay with us for updates. jonathan: it was a terrible loss that forced a high school community together in grief. alison: the westlake class of 2017 has lost four members in killed in months, two a car crash friday. tom roussey attended the very large vigil. tom: of the four students who died, all of them belonged to the class of 2017. tonight, classmates were also dealing with the loss of two members in the last week. ♪ tom: it has been eight months of one tragedy after another for the westlake high senior class. the latest was friday when the law enforcement believe that

tim barber spoke with the people who used to live in the building. >> it's like part of the past. like it did not exist. tim: the past came crashing down this morning, brick by brick. >> it was heartbreaking. tim: leroy grew up in this northwest washington home in the 1960's. a decade ago, he started renting it out. a tenant noticed a crack. >> everything we owned is still in the house still. tim: the damage spread until district officials condemned the house. the builder said the home was old and did not have a strong foundation. engineers are working to figure out what caused the they left with no more than what they had on their back. 10 days after the tenants leftt, the back of the house and owens'memories came crashing down. >> my childhood, family legacy, collapsed. tim: clothing tonight are still blowing in the wind. owens said he will reimburse all of the tenants their rent for the month. he is also going to either try to fix what is left of the house or, if he has to, rebuild. live in northwest, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: happening tomorrow, metro taking center stage

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: find a full list of tomorrow's closures at our website, wjla.com, and stay with abc 7 for full coverage of a day without a woman. escape everyone is talking about tonight. a suspected burglar hiding in the duct system of an empty movie theater. jay korff is live in greenbelt with how it played out. jay? scenario,n, an insane the police were closing in on this burglary suspect across the street. he threw a tv at them as he was about to be arrested. he sprinted across the street, into the mall come into the movie theater. it was empty come and he hit above the movie screen. lucky to be alive after leading the police on a wild chase that ended in a movie theater ceiling. investigators had this man under surveillance in laurel and watched him break into cars and homes, then tailed him into a parking lot complex in greenbelt. when moving in for the arrest, he threw a officers, sprinted inside of the mall and into the empty movie theater. , he was abletered to access a scaffolding a

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. symbol of are safety, but a prince george's county police cruiser almost became the site of a disaster. savedle: a volunteer emt a police officer who was suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. friends were talking on the phone when the person on the other end of the phone noted that the person was mumbling. say that your best friend came to your aid in saved your life is remarkable. alison: a crack was found in part of the engine and exhaust leaked into the car. the police department calls this an isolated incident. so fast. d.c. for comes to special screening of "the zookeepers wife." actress jessica chastain was on hand for the showing. the movie tells the story of a polish zookeeper and his wife who helped save hundreds of people and animals during the nazi invasion. it comes out in theaters this week. steve: the high today, 59 degrees. athave dropped 20 degrees reagan national, mainly clear skies, allowing us to drop further as we move through the overnight. the temperatures ov

tim barber shows us the incident caught on video. >> you have no right to be in my home! tim: she was arrested at her own dinner party. in front of 20 guests. she is transgender, so the dinner party was to celebrate transgender rights. when a to a dramatic end neighbor complained about the noise, then accused hunter of assault. >> they have no right to come into my apartment. tim: the police still arrested hundred for assault and resisting full stop she went to jail before prosecutors dropped the case. >> it was very upsetting. tim: hunter's attorney accuses for officers arresting hunter without a warrant. >> warrant requirement in the first place. comment because the case is pending, but they are building relationships with the lb gt q community. the video shows hunter was not going to be arrested easily. >> you do not have the right to put your hands on me in my house! tim: do you regret any of your actions that night? >> absolutely not. the police have no right to put me into custody without a warned. they have to have proof. timethis is not the first in pd has been acc

tim barber, abc 7 news. arethan: house republicans out with her plan to repeal a key part of obamacare. the measure gets rid of the individual mandate but keep coverage for people with pre-existing conditions. it also allows parents to stay on their parents plant until they are -- to stay on their parents' plan until they are 26. busted after was the police say that he posed as an ice officer, and there are a lot of alleged lies tonight. sources are confirming the man from gaithersburg works for "the washington post," but according to charging documents he had something of a double life. he spent time on the streets of falls church wearing a bullet-proof vest within ice enforcement found seven guns, body armor, along with a baltimore county police badge. use out on bond, charged in montgomery county, but this could become a federal case -- he is out on bond. an officer of the law is suspended from the job for an offensive facebook post about the crash in waldorf that killed two teenagers. he made the post on

tim barber has the latest from alexandria. site is behind this tape, is surrounded by houses. these are talked behind the woods and at night you cannot see a thing. crawling used to be with kids, but this week it is crawling with investigators. >> when you see an fbi van, you definitely question what's going on. are looking for human remains under this white tent. they were tipped off by source who pointed them here and a park 10 miles away. the investigation's gang-related, but we are not told why. >> some people say it could never happen here, but it does. tim: neighbors say that gangs frequent the area, but neighbor said he has only heard about break-ins and drugs. >> the attention makes it feel like something more significant than a little bit of drug activity. tim: law enforcement without any luck, but tomorrow they will be back. so thisa huge park, could take 2, 3, 4 days, we don't know. tim: investigators will be back here tomorrow. we will let you know if they find something or nothing at all. live in fairfax county, tim barber, abc 7 news. , ason: and to stormwatch fa

tim: tim barber, abc 7 news.fhelle: since the beginning the year, jewish centers and schools and 33 states have received more than 100 threats. today, police in missouri arrested a man who they believe is behind eight of them in several states. inn thompson appeared federal court on a cyber stalking charge. he wanted to harass and vilify his ex-girlfriend. they also plan to question him about damage to headstones at a jewish cemetery near st. louis last week. president trump says it is a witch hunt but democrats are calling for a wider investigation of ties between the trial camp and the russian government. there are been accusations they meddled in the u.s. that made mr. trump president. reporter: president trump arrived for another florida weekend, trailed by more questions about his campaign contacts with russian officials. questions about teamtrump and russia's ambassador to the united states, who met with ump's topf candidate trial' people. attorney general jeff sessions did not disclose two meetings with hi

tim barber has more. native american groups protesting the dakota access their voices heard on the national mall later today. tribal leaders arrive today to begin four days of activities. it will culminate this friday with what's being called the "native nations march on dc". tribal members and supporters also plan to camp each day on the mall, with teepees, a ceremonial fire, cultural workshops and speakers. breaking news in the midwest. eileen has already told us about the severe weather moving through that region. and now we are seeing the damage. there are more than two dozen tornado reports. the winds wrecking an airport in kansas, flipping over several planes. thousands of people are without power, hundreds of homes are damaged. roofs were torn right off. there are no reports on injuries right now. we are following this story and will bring you updates when they come in. a man is busted after police say he posed as an ice officer! sources confirm itai ozderman of gatihersburg works for the washingto

tim barber is out there. forget spring, it is the winter at the beach? tim: coming down rain here at the beach. why did we drive all the way to the beach? why am i standing in a parking lot? the sun has not come up, can't see the atlantic ocean right now, but the best visual for the wind and the rain is this parking lot. some of these trees are blowing in the wind and the entire parking lot is soaking wet. it started raining at 11:00 last night when we were live at 11:00 and you could see, as we move away from the truck, how much wind we have. a rain cover just blew off the camera there, we will have to keep this problem pretty quick. you can see how much is on the boardwalk out here. it is pretty slick. there's a little bit of sand here monitoring. a little bit of each erosion that we are worried about, a little bit of minor flooding that they are concerned could be happening with this rain here. and the wind, the wind is the big thing. we have got about 55 mile-per-hour wind gusts. not right now but we can expect that later this morning and we will stay

live in the newsroom, tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: tim, thank you. he spent 30 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. wordavy veteran keep our will be replayed -- keith harwood will be repaid. hogan hasarry authorized the money, but if he sues the state he cannot accept the damages. jonathan: this is a robot moving around the grounds in front of the white house, checking the trunk of a car. this was the third security threat at the white house and barely more than a week. the man who drove that car three security checkpoint saturday faced a judge today. he said that he communicated telepathically with the president. the judge ordered a psychiatric evaluation. fbi director james comey peppered with questions about trump, russia, and wiretaps. kentucky,trump in rattling supporters for the gop health care plan, and not talking about the bombshell testimony on capitol hill. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare. jonathan: comey confirmed the fbi's investigating any ties between russia and president trump's campaign. d secretary clinton so m

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: tim, thank you. following breaking news in prince or discounted, where the police are the scene of a homicide in largo. this is in prince george's county, near prince george's community college. no word on the circumstances or who was killed. we will keep you posted. jonathan: and a new gun store was targeted in northern virginia, the latest in a string of crimes. alison: michelle marsh is at the live desk. this is really scary. are these connected? that is what the police and fredericksburg are trying to figure out. officers are working to see if the same people are responsible for other crimes in the area. take a good look at the surveillance pictures from yesterday morning. the police found broken glass and damage to the or, but no guns were missing this time. it is the latest in a string of gun store robberies. this is video of one of those incidents, which happened earlier this month. withtime, they got away dozens of guns. another robbery happened in chantilly. it's not clear if the crimes are

autria komen tim barber still took a trip to a wintry ocean city. how is it looking there? is soaking wet and the surf is rough out here. coming up after what if we could bring you better value by having better values? at blue apron, we work directly with more than a hundred family farms. so instead of spending on costly middlemen and supermarkets, we can invest in the things that matter most: making farmland healthier. cutting down on food waste. and bringing you higher quality, fresher ingredients for less than you pay at the store. because food is better when you start from scratch. autria: the winter storm, causing inconvenience or the area, but it is worse than all us.- worst of the north of philadelphia, calling the storm life-threatening. schools from philadelphia to closed today. new york city is under a state of emergency. major airlines canceling all flights headed there. larry: winter with flash, causing trouble on the eastern shore, where tim barber is this morning. spring may be less than one week away, but you sure can't tell there. absolutely not, and i got t

tim barber, abc 7 news. alison: this just in -- a disturbing case gets a new chapter, two teenagers suspected of being here it legally accused of rape at rockville high -- of being here illegally accused of rape at rockville high. are just learning that immigration and customs enforcement officers arrested sanchez-reyes friday. he is the father of henry sanchez-reyes, who was accused of raping a 14-year-old girl at rockville high school. both suspects are suspected undocumented immigrants. ice says the father is a citizen of guatemala here illegally. he is being held at a detention center. we will stay on top of this in alison: meanwhile, missing girls an emotional outcry lately as the police say it is not what it seems. tonight, a facebook live event to clear up what is real and what is not. the reaction was so big that the event time had to be doubled. >> hi, everybody, thanks for joining us. jay: the national center for missing and exploited children took to social media to continue a conversation. >> do

as tim barber reports, neighbors say they feel they are in danger. holes, shattered glass, and a popped tire, crossed the street from the southwest washington playground. mpd said a man who was shot in the hip is not cooperating. the shooters were driving a four door silver or gold chevrolet. another neighbor is too scared to show her face. the first district police station is a block away. >> it's frustrating my granddaughter cannot even go to the playground. tim: violent crime is up four people have been killed here in the last two years. they are building houses, the new stadium, and people are living like this? n investigators believeo. tim: --and people are living like this? no. tim: investigators believe the men fled in that chevrolet. jonathan: an active forstigation after a bomb it to the jewish children's museum in new york city. the building was evacuated, searched, and nothing was found. closer to home, hateful graffiti , at churchry county hill high school. top d.c. leaders are getting together to figure out how to stop anti-semitism. tom