chair of the health committee and former d-c mayor vincent gray is outraged - saying it leaves many womenut a place to go. residents of dc's petworth neighborhood say they're frustrated with metro's lack of action -- one year after they started complaining that trains were shaking their homes. residents blame the new seven-thousand series rail cars for th and floors. metro hired a third party company to investigate the tremors over the summer -- but still hasn't released the results. metro denies that charge -- and says preliminary findings metro denies that charge -- and says preliminary findings will be available soon. new this morning. incredible new video of an icy rescue in michigan. and to complicate matters-- police were trying to save something a lot bigger than a person. take a look at your t-v. sheriff's deputies were called in to rescue a horse that fell through an ice-covered pond. deputies first attempted to guide the horse out with ropes, only to find that the horse could not get its legs above the ice. during the rescue, a deputy fell in trying to attach a rope to the horse

council and vincent gray says he is outraged. >> i think unconscionable. you have the babies being born. in fact we have more children on the east end of the city than anywhere else. >> gray said the board should have waited until a new operator took over. they admit the obstettics dropped 20% in the last decade. >> something happened to break the trust. i don't know what it is. i don't know that. >> in southeast washington, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: still ahead, now i find you had my third grader transferred to the second grade reading level and you never alerted me it was an issue. alison: the i-team faking the grade investigation finds the problems go far beyond just high school. larry: plus, caught on video. the thieves force a man off a ladder. what they made him do next still ahead. >> the trials of six of the more than 100 people charged with rioting on inauguration day. they are wrapping up. i will bring you the latest in a moment. alison: it was hours of chaos blocks away from the presidential inauguration. soon d.c. jurors will decide the fate

i think people thought that vincent gray the former mayor might run against her. people think even if they did he would lose. that doesn't seem to be anybody else running against her. i don't think there's a whole lot of you know positive enthusiasm for her. >> it's just -- >> she's doing a good job overall. people think and they don't see any reason to change and nobody is chomping at the bit to try to replace her. and that's my most confident prediction. >> bob, mayor becauseer is not the only one up for reelection this year. governor larry hogan in 2018 will face voters and hogan was a surprise win when first elected president in democratic state. there is a slew of democrats that would love to knock him off. first they have to get through own primary. give us your primary and general election. >> my is tough. it's fairly early. >> lot of candidates. >> we have not seen who has money. we won't know for a couple weeks who is raising most opinion money. my prediction is baker county executive from prince george county will win the nomination and he has a lot of n