they will visit washington on the long road trip tomorrow. so, steph had a bad night. but little brother, seth was lighting it up for the dallas mavericks. seth was 5 of 7 from three. finished total of 29 points. helping the mavs defeat miami 96-89. watch out for the mavs. two games out of the eighth seed in the west. think of this. taking them on in the first round. rather interesting for the warriors. on to baseball now. john axford, as movie critic. did a story last week. preoscars. last two years, the film he picked. came in second. so, axford, deliberately picked lala land, hoping that moochb light would win. you know of what happened. kind of right both ways. as, giants in scottsdale. putting on a poncho can be life threatening. made the first start of the spring. one inning. gave it up. and the season would start right now. and got the start for the as. almost got drilled by him. my first game. don't hit me. nice catch. simeon. and here it comes. there it goats. first home of the spring. and, zach neil. go on to win the first game of the spring. the new slugger.

they will visit washington on the long road trip tomorrow. so, steph had a bad night. but little brother, seth was lighting it up for the dallas mavericks. seth was 5 of 7 from three. finished total of 29 points. helping the mavs defeat miami 96-89. watch out for the mavs. two games out of the eighth seed in the west. think of this. taking them on in the first round. rather interesting for the warriors. on to baseball now. john axford, as movie critic. did a story last week. preoscars. last two years, the film he picked. came in second. so, axford, deliberately picked lala land, hoping that moochb light would win. you know of what happened. kind of right both ways. as, giants in scottsdale. putting on a poncho can be life threatening. made the first start of the spring. one inning. gave it up. and the season would start right now. and got the start for the as. almost got drilled by him. my first game. don't hit me. nice catch. simeon. and here it comes. there it goats. first home of the spring. and, zach neil. go on to win the first game of the spring. the new slugger.

we have no big issues on the roads, 309 at the turnpike in fort washington. if you're coming from montgomeryville or perkisie, roads are dry and clear, area bridges are looking good, this is the ben. we have light volume with no issues. the temperature 41 degrees, mild in the city, 25 in millville. 38 degrees in allentown. we're heading up to 48 degrees with lots of sunshine matt and tam. >> we're joined by heather redfern a septa spokesperson on the phone. good morning, heather. >> good morning,. >> reporter: we want to ask what's the commute looking like at 5:47 a.m. and your thoughts for commuters to stay a step ahead of this. >> reporter: we're 15 minutes away from the peak travel time when the shuttle busing will be starting. we'll see more crowds probably win the next 20 minutes to half-hour. and we're about 40 cars short this morning, as karen had said. we're running the buses. doesn't mean that you have to take a bus. you can get to the station, the platform could be empty and you can get on the train, but we have those buses there, so you're not being

it happened near fox all road near washington when a trench collapses.s tried to get to the man, but after an hour and a half, he was declared dead. we're told the man was married, had five kids, and has worked with some of the people at that construction site for more than 18 years. workers were underneath all of this dirt, trying to get them out. it's a very dangerous situation. dirt was moving around. and it is not something that is safe for them to be in. we didn't want anybody else to get hurt. so we pulled them back and began to put the rescuers in place. >> d.c. police and osha are investigating what happened in all of this. >>> a news crew as you can see, a lot happening out there. today, reporter peggy fox witnessed a hit-and-run. >> this happened east of interstate 66. peggy came occupy this wreck, just after it happened. and she saw that red ford focus, which had just pulled off to the side of the road. but the white pickup truck that slammed into him, did not stop. it kept going. and peggy talked to the driver who had been hit. he had his lit

road below. good mornging washington i'm autria d it's friday! let's get things started with stormwatch7 meteorologist eileen whelan. - sunny & mild today - unseasonably warm weekend (60s) - sprinkles sunday morning - warm, again, next week today: mostly sunny. nice february day. highs: 49-52 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. lows: 30-35 winds: light saturday: am sun, pm clouds. unseasonably warm. highs: 65-69 winds: sw 5 mph we are following a developing story out of frederick maryland. out of fredericksburg, virginia. a vulgar hate note -- found on the campus of the university of mary washington. the note discovered back on february fourth.. showed a swastika and an anti-gay slur. a student then posted the note on the unviversity's facebook site. after learning about the note campus police launched an investigation involving the fbi. the school's president released a video message condemming the note and said the message is contrary to everything the school stands for. right now a man in critical condition in prince georges county. his car

to george washington, the colonials on the road taking on davidson, skipping ahead, second half, three-point game, the shot misses by that's bolden flying in for the finish, just check out how fast he gets there. 15 points for him. g.w. within one. later g.w. up two, aldridge taking over for david, the nice pass inside off the glass and in and tied at 43. later on, davidson up four taking it out to three here drains it. game high 27 points for him. davidson beats g.w. 74-63. other local scores for you on the men's side. american loses on the road to lafayette, 78-65. navy falls to lehigh 774-55. on the women's side, maryland with a huge win over wisconsin. their 14th straight win. someone i know went there. george washington beat st. bonaventure 63-57 and george mason women also winners tonight. >>> coaching legend in our area saying good-bye. good counsel high school football coach bob milloy announcing his retirement. he has 405 career wins, the most in maryland state history. his teams have won eight state championships in four conference championship. what a career he's had. >> well crea

thomas jefferson, quite a traveler himself, said that washington might need to lower the hang of that carriage for these rough southern roads so it wouldn't tip over. but washington knew what he wanted to do, and so he didn't do it that way. he kept the carriage high, thinking it rode better. but he had outriders, extra men on horses riding alongside the carriage to keep it stable. but washington used brown horses on the southern tour, knowing that was more practical than the white horses. washington called this vehicle a chariot. it was enclosed. i've researched this a bit. it's very confusing, but apparently that was a popular term for the enclosed luxury rides at the time, a chariot. washington selected his own staff for this tour. and he selected the horses that would go. so he had the brown horses pulling this vehicle, he had horses, brown horses pulling a baggage wagon, and he had several other horses led along, including his tall white charger, prescott. also along for the trip were a total of eight men. it was originally going to be nine, but one took ill at mount vernon and didn't go the rest of the way. there were

. >> let's check the roads including route 309, nbc10 news reporter jessica boyington has it. >> just around 308 at ft. washington area. you really can't see the roads at all almost. both directions still moving along just fine. but that fog and visibility. in norristown, there's a crash. no real problems, 13 minutes in both directions heading towards center city. woodhaven to the vine, average speed in the 60s, again, a 13-minute trip. more updates on the fog when i come back. >>> turn for youtube for help in the kitchen may not always be a good idea. we'll hit the streets to find out if cooking videos are paying off and why they may not be as easy as they look. >>> and a search for life outside of earth. we'll tell you what scientists have now uncovered. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> this morning, we continue our week long look at youtube overload. it's backed with tutorials on everything.

a washington state man was able to survive after spending five days alone in his car. 69-year-old richard jones was driving along a remote roadgton state last week, when he lost control of the car and plunged 20 feet down an embankment. he couldn't get out of the car, because trees and heavy brush pinned his door shut. so he was forced to stay there in that car until monday when a man walking his dog spotted the wreckage and called police. jones says he didn't have food or water during that time, and he says he survived by drinking his own urine. wow. >>> well, shifting gears, 25 new plays in a decade in ten years. that's the goal of an ambitious project taking place right now at arena stage. and we are joined by two play rights who who are part of what is being called "power plays." john strand and mary kathryn nagel, good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> mary kathryn, i want to begin with you. this is really a great idea, especially for us history-lovers out there. tell me a little bit about your hand in it and your play. >> sure. my play is called "sovereignty," about the inherent sovereignty that connects us today

because of the heavy winds this morning, as well, seeing them in wilmington, rockwood road still closed at washingtonrnate. shipley road probably your best bet. another downed tree gladwynn, waterford road at woodbine avenue. all lanes blocked right now, this is another area where you will have to use alternate, ashland avenue will be your best bet. when we look around here, see where it is very, very slow moving on the schuylkill, time censors for you, heads up, market frank forwards line, 21 strains now available up from the 16 that we saw last week. jim, back over to you. >> thank, meisha. time 50:00. a lot l coming up on cbs this morning. >> kale king joins us live with a preview. gale, did you enjoy the grammys? >> now, how did you know, rahel, i stayed up? because i certainly d andy enjoy the grammies yes, yes, and yes. i thought it was such a great show. all the way around. >> did you stay up? i bet did you not. >> i watched highlight this morning, i tried to be responsible. >> there go. >> and i go to bed at five. so i'm no fun at anything. >> i heard that about you, jim. it is good to see yo

doust we get a little bit of a heavy band that reduces visibilitiesis on the roads here in roads herin washingtong thatct much accumulation at all herelre in d.c. and then according to ourtoour model again by 8 o'clock in o'cl the morning, it's gone ande nd it's out of here and then and th we're just watching for the threat of snow flurries and maybe some snow squalls laters r on this afternoon and evening. v so, that's kind of the deal the for today. again, this was never a big g snow event for us near d.c. d we'll call today's i-, we hite we'll say 30's for this fot afternoon because temperaturesbe will be falling through thecae n day and the it will geg t veryly breezy. it says very warm there.very wa. i got to change that. that. sun to clouds tomorrow, 42.rrow but then we warm it back up bacp through the weekend.e w 61 on saturday, up to 70 on on sunday. then as we work our wayr way through next week valentine's day 52. wednesday 50 degrees with the 5 chance of showers depossible.ss all right, that's a check ofchek the forecast.the erin como has got a check ofc the roads early this morning. m

we could see some slick spots on the secondary roads and the delays are north and west of town and you heard doug out to fredricks county, and washington county, and more than the road conditions, visibility is a concern for the morning commute between 5:00 to 7:00 a.m., and where you could see the visibilities reduced out there with the heavy burst of snow impact iing the area. and chuck and sheena will be in updating the forecast all morning long, and afterf, that all about the frigid temperatures and say good-bye to record warmth for a little while. this is the forecast for the morning, d.c. metro the fairfax, and fauquier countys, and no other precipitation, and it is not going to impact the sidewalks or the roads. north of town where the winter advisory is 1-3 inches of the are right on the line of the 3 to 5, and potentially heavy and wet snow. and d.c., no snow at all, and maybe a few wet flakes falling for a short time period, and again, north and west of town, you could see some delays up that way. currently, coming in, in the 60s, and take a look at the hourly planner, because we are down to 39 at 7:00 a.m. in washington, and

this mudslide shutting down i-5 in washington and this road collapsing. a car sinking.s new warning as nearly a foot of rain moves in. >> the president defends his first month in office in a fiery face-off with the press. >> this administration is running like a fine-tuned machine. >> answering questions about those contacts between his campaign and russia. >> russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with russia. haven't made a phone call to russia in years. >> lashing out at the media. >> i turn on the tv, open the

watch. >> i call it like the bumpy road to washington four.. clinton was the first. bush the second. obama the third. and there are many parallels to 93 because this team comes in with very little white house experience. very little governmental experience. and it just takes a month, two months, six months, even your first year in office to get used to the whole rhythm of the way the white house works. brian: people were very critical of bill clinton. i do remember that. obviously we weren't on the show at the time. but i do remember gazing the military. tell. brian: we know he had a few nominees kicked to the curb. hillary the secret revamp of the entire health care process, and it was a disaster and almost tanked his entire presidency. he got hammered in the midterm elections. but then he decided to make some changes, consolidate. get this? cut deals, and he had a pretty successful presidency. ainsley: like ronald reagan. steve: during the clinton years, the white house actually tried to block the press core from access, so they started clos

we got a report of an accident in abington on susquehanna road near washington lane. e on the scene there. your best alternate is dixon lane on to pepper road. we have been talking about this incident here all morning , it is in center city, all lanes are blocked on south broad street in both directions between walnut and locust street due to construction. that that is going to be there until early this afternoon. mass transit looking g all majors looking good. taking a look at ben franklin bridge we have got volume but all routes are good and and out of the city. in the cbs-3 traffic center i'm amanda muhler now jan, back to you. >> jan, thank you. >>> battle of italian sauce or is it gravy? vittoria woodill and pat gallen with their moms are looking for a taste of victory two pots of italian recipes are on the menu and judgment is served in part two of the special addition of taste with tori. >>> last time it was moms apple pie but this time be in does pasta like momma. >> this pat verse tori competition is all about what is in these pots. call it sauce or call it gr

beautiful weather we're having, you can find our picks for the top ten road trips in both maryland and virginia. open the nbc washingtonp and search 're maryland road did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> good afternoon. we've got the sun getting lower in the western sky. we had a lot of clouds in and out throughout the afternoon. sunset today is at 5:53. right now i don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity. storm team 4 radar is all dry, just some high clouds. temperatures right now in the mid 50s. chillier around the bay, only around 50 degrees. higher elevation in the mountains in the mid 60s. if you're going to be out tomorrow getting in a run, a bike ride, 9:00 a.m. near 50. cool at noontime near 60. we've got some even milder air on the way here toward

>> so chopper 4 over this problem in fort washington so this is northbound indian head highway near palmer road. we just got the crash on the right side of the roadway on the shoulder so we have about a one-mile backup adding to the pain there at the light. southbound north capitol street. the service road to new york avenue, remember still blocked between o street and new york avenue. so this is still an issue. d.c. police telling us a little while ago that this is something that morning rush. inner loop and outer loop, no major problems there. 270 at montrose road, northbound/southbound, main lanes, local lanes all looking typical. 66 and 95, same situation, just slowdowns in all of those normal spots. top of the beltway all of these spots in and out of town moving along just fine. taking a look at travel times, germantown to the spur, pretty normal here. going to take you 21 minutes. top of the beltway looking normal as well. sadly 29 miles an hour is typical for the outer loop this time of day. moving at about 40 miles per hour, you're pretty typical there. remember to listen to wtop when y

jersey, checking traffic, route 42 at 41, deptford township, minor delays washington township sicklierville. conshohocken river roadt third street came up and tried to clear, but some crews are on the scene. that's river road third street in upper him or her i don't -- . we have an accident at maple street west elm street. one spot we're seeing slowing, i-95 southbound from woodhaven to the vine, looking at a 22 minute ride. here's a live look i-95 southbound traffic looking heavy at bridge street i'm not seeing an accident here, i was checking on the waze app someone reporting one, one southbound past the tacony-palmyra. we're seeing slowing in the camera. unseasonable mild once again, a record high of 75 this afternoon, tam. >> new this morning, an unattended car was an ease target for northeasts in illinois. surveillance video shows a white car pull up to another vehicle at a gas station on monday night. you see the man get out of the white car and jumped into the black car and take off. seconds later you see the man running across the gas station after his stolen car. >>> details are being released in the kim j

washington. on gun powder road is gone. when prince georges county firefighters got there, flames were shooting out of the roof. firefighters were able to stop the fire from spreading to the neighbor's home. >>> fairfax county police are ramping up the search for a missing mom and her young child. the 16-year-old mother and her 5-month-old son were last seen at their home more than two weeks ago now. police first thought she left voluntarily with the child's father. now they fear she may have left in fear of him. >> a startling moment for a man sleeping on his couch in prince georges county. >> a car slammed right into the house, we learned this isn't the first time it's happened. pat collins has this story. >>> leonard miller is 88 years old, around 2:00 this morning, a car jumped t into his house. we have a picture of it, can you see how the car is really wedged in there. mr. miller was sleeping on a couch nearby when it happened, he didn't seem too phased by it all. >> you weren't scared when this happened? >> scared abo

in washington state, a raging river, look at this. washes out this roader it. he estated but his car ended up in the water. today it's southern california getting hit the hardest. some evacuations under way good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, paula. the winds now starting to pick up as this unusually strong storm continues to gather strength off the california coastline here. these pumps lining some of the beach communities here trying to keep the water out of some of these homes suss sentable to flooding and we have this big berm. it's up all winter long to try to protect it from wave, 15, 20-footers so i'm not sure that will hold. flooding and winds over 60 miles an hour in highly populated areas that will bring down some trees and mudslides and big-time snow. very powerful snow coming into california today. paula. >> powerful, indeed. rob marciano, thanks for your reporting this morning. >>> one day after insisting his administration is operating like a fine-tuned machine, president trump is searching once again for a national security adviser. th

road. inbound delays in southernnou married lingering five rat three sorry one slit through brandywine. 301 through rosaryville slow. 210 northbound from fort ft washingtonh heavyngw traffic.affi 395 northbound look at that frof edsall road to the 14th street e bridge. bridge it's about 15 minute delay. d the freeway east and westboundtu also v and then through annandale parkr from the springfield interchange up through about 66 need 66 patience there as well.here ael we'll take look at 270 next. n steve and allison.. >> erin, thanks very.nk v here's a question for you 2ojyo2 simpson be out of jail some point in 2017? board is expected to recommend hiso recom release from prison based onbasd good behavior. go hearing is scheduled to beginuln the week of july 3rd andy 3rd experts do believe the boardve t will vote to release the formere nfl player on october 3rd of this year. >>> it is tuesday.s tuesd high sarah. that means it's time for -- f >> tuesday talker. >> with our gal sarah fraser.aha >> all right. we're ready. >> all right. talk abowe'll talk about restaurant reservations weons w teased this.s. what's the deal behind this.eali >> first of all, t

washington. it is unlikely they will stop any of the nominees. there's a long road before 2020. the youngest star in the party. we will see #2020 moments from here on out. >> it is clear the democrats are trying to figure out who the stars will be and people to be the voice of the party. >> and what they stand for. >> the president's nominee for the supreme court is meeting with senators. six weeks away from the confirmation hearing. he met with two democrats. he used the words disheartening and demoralizing with the president's assault, verbal assault, on the judiciary. this could be great politics. he has six weeks until the hearings. the news cycle will turn again. he is letting democratic sf senators know there are three branches of government. the president doesn't have a more powerful branch than the others. what do you think? do you think senators should not have leaked that? what are the politics at play? >> that is an interesting question because the folks who leaked it, it was a democratic senator who described that conversation. a lot of ways, the people this helps go

in washington state, a raging river, look at this. washes out this roader it. he escaped, but his car ended up in the water. today it's southern california that is getting hit the hardest. some evacuations under way already. rob marciano is there. good morning, rob. >> hey, good morning, paula. the winds now starting to pick up as the storm gets itself together. they're worried about the winds and water. this pump brought in to drain the water that's going to get into the homes on the beach. also this big berm that protects against the waves. we can see 15 or 20 foot waves and winds 60 or 70 miles an hour. and the hill sides are saturated well over twice the normal range since january 1st. some of the hillside communities have been evacuated anticipating the worst is coming later this afternoon. paula. >> powerful, indeed. rob marciano, thanks for your reporting this morning. >>> and one day after insisting his administration is operating like a fine-tuned machine, president trump is searching once again for a national security adviser. that's because ret

other teams all within arm's length the flyers are back home following 1-2 road trip and tomorrow they will entertain the washingtond flyers know the caps are the best team in the east for a reason. >> they have depth and four lines, 60 and two goalies that can really beat you on any given night and be ready for them if you are not as you can see there they can steam roll teams along the way and be ready for the puck drop. >> less than six weeks away from phillies opener and the team has not name add starter and manager pete mccannen is leaning to helikson with buchholz the starting rotation is young and 3 3/5 may be 26 or younger and feels the staff can be good for a long time. >> there is a lot of faith internally with each guy and a lot of talent and a lot of ability and it's really cool to kind of be in the locker next to them and see them grow as well and you know we are doing this together it's a team effort. >> credit. >> oh, yeah, it's competitive makes for good competition and brings out the most in us and whether it's running or lifting we are all competitive and trying to one up each other. >> still ahea

these flames seen all down the road in fort washington. if you live in that area you may still be able to smell that smoke. the fire spread to the garage and looks like it left a lot of damage behind. we don't know how the fire started but when we do find out we'll let you know right here on news 4 and through our nbc washington app. >>> we're learning more about the house fire in lorton that claimed the life of a little boy. fairfax county five says the 5-year-old died in the house fire on tuesday night. investigators say that he started the fire while playing with a lighter in the garage. his mom and two neighbors, a retired firefighter and off-duty firefighter tried to rescue him but flames made it impossible. two dogs and two pet birds were also in the fire. >> the metro board is meeting to talk about how safe you are at metro stations on metro buses and on trains. the findings of the annual safety report. another key issue, metro's money problems. the transit agency predicts a $125 million short fall in parking. fewer people are using

the apollo 11 capsule which took americans to the moon and back will be leaving washington in october for a roadrip. news4's barbara harrison is here with the story. >> reporter: you guys know i've been talking about nasa a lot lately, after having a chance to meet some of the folks down at nasa figures"' real life character helped in the mission to take americans to the moon and back. it was 1969 when that capsule carrying astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin descended to the lunar surface in the module called the eagle. the command mod you wiule was t one to return to the earth. for the four decades that followed, it's been on display at the smithsonian. in 2019, the country will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. in advance of that, the capsule will be visiting houston, st. louis, pittsburgh, and seattle. it will spend five months in each city. >> the apollo program in my view is one of the greatest amen when apollo 11 landed on the moon and humans first stepped on a celestial body, it changed the way we saw ourselves. thanks to the smithsonian traveling service, for 65

now the states washington and minnesota have a road map, how to go back, make the constitutional arguments even more solid and continue up through the courts. >> here's what the governor jay inslee told cnn earlier. >> saw say tweet see you in court. we saw him in court and got beat. and robust well-considered decisions. four judges made them. two appointed by republican president. this is checks and balances in operation. the president needs to understand that the constitution rules supreme. >> michael, is he right? >> i think the governor is absolutely right. and as most speakers have said, it was bad day for the president but good day for america, for independent judiciary, for the proper balance between security and liberty and most importantly, a good day for nonpartisan interpretation of the constitution. let me tell you what i mean by that, you had a very diverse ninth circuit panel, i clerked on the ninth circuit, know it well, it's big, diverse and leans to the left. this panel, you had a carter appointee, a george w. bush appointee and obama appointee. they all unanimously agreed

does not meet the road when the washington, "the new york times" and the "wall street journal" make itine story above the fold. in this case, that's what it took. didn't take finding out he lied to the president. it took the headlines. >> it's egregious. the president has known about this for weeks. it didn't pop up last night or the night before. listen, one could make the argument that the president was aware of the conversations and knew what was said and wants to wash his hands of it. general flynn is being thrown under the bus. another argument could be he did this on his own because he think this is what the president-elect wanted to do but didn't want to tell him. when he got caught, he couldn't tell the truth. who knows? >> shepard: we may find out. thanks, judge. >> yes. >> shepard: as the white house deals with there, there's word that a russian spy ship is sailing off the east coast. the first sighting since president trump came to office. oh spy ship, what are you doing there? that's next. take nitrates for chest pain, healthy enough for sex. if u or adempas® for pulmonary

this is along wilson road near east washington street. the tree tore up the cement and a fence there before crashing into the house. a few people surprised to find their cars surrounded by flood waters. deep water in san jose. airport. this is the first floor of the terminal a parking garage. you get off your southwest flight go get your car. you've got wade through water to get inside. heavy rain left behind pools of water. at least a few inches high in some spots. we will have more storm coverage coming up in a few minutes. veronica. >> ken, thank you. >>> right now it is a mess getting through the sierra. a chunk of highway 50 breaks away. the entire road in danger of collapsing. the race to contain the damage to a major route to tahoe. >>> president trump's sweeping new plan for immigration enforcement and the fears it is setting the stage for mass de poor stations. >>> and help find planet mine. the call out to citizens to help solve a major mystery in our solar system. causing serious trouble in the sierra right now - a huge chunk o

washington. >> and to our other top story a road rage shooting that put a 15-year-old girl in the hospital. >> huff huff here with how this happened. >> the man charged is former officer with upper gwynedd police force serving from 2000 to 20009 before being honorably discharged. it was an altercation that began on the road with horns and jess turz skainkd and escalated when police say one car began to follow the other. around 10 p.m. saturday former upper gwynedd police officer owen farmer got a call from his stepdaughter telling him he was being tailed by bmw and to standby with a gun outside their west point home. according to police documents when she arrived to the 1900 block of second street with the bmw behind her a confrontation ensued during which farmer told investigators the bmw ran over his foot. now inside of that bmw was a family, mother, who was drivin driving, father and their 1 15-year-old daughter, police say as the driver sped off he fired three shots one travrming through the passenger seat and hitting the 15-year-old girl in the back. she was treated at the hospital and la

and so far there appears to be absolutely no waivererring of the people that road victory to danald trump to washington in november. back to you. >> all right. fitz as you go through the list it's 25 things the presidential press office has put out saying what they accomplished and anything out there that stands curiously out to you on that list there? >> well we'll start with air force one okay? message about air force one came long before president was in office. and that was something he tweeted out. >> that's when he said. >> that's where he said he wanted to cancel the order right? >> right. and you know then we have you know event the the president was saying god bless bowing. there's items on there covered widely similar to the list of terrorist attacks we got the other day. tore wrist ataxz they said the media never covered 7 were covered widely and we have this other incidents over the weekend. >> i can't figure out the angle when you started naming things i thought wow we covered that i know we've seen the networks and no motor what they are covered all the stories we're not covering it enoug

many where near the d.c., maryland line, right, mel. >> and suitland road and just at the washington national cemetery you can hear above me prince george county search helicopter is looking for four suspects that apparently bailed out of this white van here and took off and we know they're trying to get k-9s out there they ran into the cemetery and not sure if they're still penned in there or whether they've gone to some apartments down along this other side of southern avenue. now, what are they wanted for. right now based on information that we're hearing it appears that they tried to steal at then also hearing about a change missing that happened on route 50 annapolis road near bp station and we don't know if it was tavrment m machine taken from the bp station or if that's where they were spotted. apparently there was atm machine thrown out of the van on route 50 and we have a crew over there as well trying to see if we can get video of that and get more information and just look at all the prince george county police officers who were here on scene trying to figure out where the