least two people are shot at a butler county school. crews were called to madison high school on west alexandria road less than an hour ago. we'll read it to you exactly verbatim what they have printed here. lmsd is in lock down. one suspect in custody and in caps all students are safe at this time. this time, we plan to dismiss early. we cannot to this without your cooperation. everyone stay back until they can clear the scene. stay back from the school until we have received information that the scene is clear. madison high school, which is in high school, that building is on lockdown right now. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll update as we get more information both here on local 12 and on local12.com. >> a four-year-old boy endured a frightening ordeal. he reportedly had his arm ex extended so far up into the machine that it became caught in the mechanism. >> he had never seen a vending machine before, so he saw the oreos and some biscuits and a few other things, he was a bit inquisitive. he put his hand in the vending machine, obviously. yeah, he's good now. >> the child was tak

madison junior senior high school on west alexandria road in madison township, here in butler county. here very latest information right now complete with aerial footage from this afternoon. four students are hurt. police say two of them were shot. the other two were injured in some other way possibly from sharmnal. all of the injuries are non life threatening they say the shooter is 14 year old james hancock. who was in custody. and the district is closed tomorrow. now the top of the show we did speak economics clues live o butler county sheriff richard jones he told us that the shooter brought the gun to school. he said that in the lunch room they -- they were round tables he was sitting there one of the tables, all of sudden he got up, and he ran and opened fire at the other table of and shot two people. let's get right to fox 19 megan who is live at spring hill where prayer service underway. megan? >> trish yes the church opened its doors for parishioner and actually win this the monday about half an hour ago at 6:00. you can see right here. people are gathering. senior pastor her

west alexandria wrote just to my right here, it was crammed pack at a standstill with parents frantic and worried. some parents were lucky enough to get instant responses from the children on cell phones. others had to wait. i heard from fourth-graders, they heard the shot. tears running down their faces. i also heard from a thin knife graders who also know who fired the gun. they cannot believe it. her daughter told me what happened. >> they shoved people into the preschool room and they called it a level 3 lockdown were you scared? >> yeah. >> did you know what was going on? >> no until someone' s dad called and said an 8th grader just shot somebody . >> from out of all this, i mean what was the first thing you did i' m sure when you saw, i' m betting i know what it was, but as soon as you saw them, what was your reaction? >> i hugged him and cried and then i held his hand all the way to elementary school to sign them out, and he' s like mom you' re embarrassing me, i was like i don' t care as long as you' re ok . reporter: i think you share a alot with what parents were feeling tod

officers were called to an argument earlier this evening in woodbridge, that's south west of alexandria. the suspect was not hurt, and is in custody right now. make it two in a row for hillary clinton with overwhelming support from black voter, the former secretary of state won the south carolina democratic presidential primary today. as craig boswell report she soundly beat vermont senator bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton ran away with primary. cbs news projects clinton beat vermont senator bernie sanders by a wide margin. >> thank you so much, south carolina. [ crowd chanting hillary ] >> exit polls showed 84 percent of black voters went with clinton. she also dominated among women, anne bolden hope s aamericans give clinton the chance to be president. >> the main think is on her mind is to see that americans have what they need to have. >> sanders looked past south carolina saturday and over the next three days is focusing specifically on vermont, minnesota, massachusetts, oklahoma, and colorado. sanders was in texas earlier on saturday where he is fighting an up hill battle in the

reporting in west philadelphia alexandria hoff back to you. >> i hope it's a few hours.lex thanks. >> police say two teenagers were shot arizona high school this morning. their calling it an isolated incident. but the is you surveillance ban knee phoenix school remains on lock down it's not clear if the victims are students and police did not comment on their conditions. officials are expected to address the media shortly. >>> classes could resume as soon as monday at ursinus college while officials work to id the cause behind a mysterious outbreak that sickened 10% of the student body. since tuesday, 192 students and staff have come down with some sort of a stomach bug. the campus dining hall was temporarily shut down so cleaning crews could come in and sanitize it. other common areas were also disinfect. the school says many of those sickened have already started to feel better. >>> pope francis on his way to cuba ahead of five-day visit to mexico. immigration will be one issue the pontiff addresses as he delivers mass from the border city of fairies. here's a*. >> pop

alexandria warehouse sale. they sold bargains for as much as 80% off. why didn't i know about this? surae chinn knew and she took us to the stop fest at the westxandria. >> reporter: seasoned shoppers lined up hours before the sale began. >> we will start letting people in. >> yay. >> reporter: then, the rush. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: many making a beeline to the shoe hive boutique. >> what do you have? >> bridges. tori birches. >> reporter: $200 shoes for under $100. >> oh man. oh man. i found good shoes. lulu. and now some lily. good stuff. >> reporter: well over 1,000 shoppers will come through here and find great designer discounts that are really hard to walk away from. guilty. >> you got yours. >> i already got my boots. >> let's look at them. oh! adorable! >> yes. definitely. >> that is what i was looking for. >> >> crazy. >> yeah. it is crazy. >> reporter: the annual alexandria warehouse sale allows local boutiques to be under one roof and give shops the chance to clear out their merchandise. >> i have three pairs of boots which i am going to purchase any minute now. one for my daughter and two for myself. >> thank you very much for

in west philadelphia, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> social media can be awe eye neither or divider and as on share post of pets that they believe are being mistreated, spca says it could be leading to a big are problem impersonators stealing animals. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is in wissonoming where these thefts are occurring, anita? >> reporter: ukee, spca says they have seen a up tic in cases where people are posing as spca officers threatening neighbors animal cruelty charges, and then stealing their pets, that allegedly happened to one woman here in business nome. >> be quiet. >> reporter: january 26th, it is a a a day brenda johnson says she will never forget. >> they said they was from the spca. if you don't give me your dog you will be arrested for animal cruelty you and your husband. i gave them the dog. >> reporter: it started after a neighbor snapped and shared this photo on facebook of kane, the family's eight year-old rottweiler hanging from the wire in the garage. >> i loved animal. i would never miss treat a animal. >> reporter: pennsylvania spca

alexandria. three-quarter of an inch t -- an inch and a quarter. west of mount vernon. blue area, that is right around the lorton vicinity, headed toward fran i don't francon -- frab conia. >> franconia. you might be hit with heavy rain. might even have hail. rockville. messup 270. pass the spur. lightning, tremendous amount of lightning as well. as it moves, as howard mentioned, into warmer air. and the atmosphere is pretty unstable. certain prarnls we were looking at. and i have to tell you, for february, i was impressed last night, howard. >> that's a good 15 degrees above our average for this time of year. and we have all of these upper level conditions that we haven't talked about much. but this is very much like a spring storm. not a february storm. >> and a lot of people don't like snow. when the storm goes this far west, this is what we get. we're on the warm, unstable side of the storm. this is going to bring snow to chicago and detroit. but brings us and severe weather also into the deep south. last night, and on the gulf coast the night before. >> you can jus

you can see it right there just west of bradley and alexandria. so, the possibility of flooding remains as these storms continue to drive eastward. in the yellow, your severe thunderstorm warning where there's still the threat of some very high winds. that's around deale, down towards areas just around calvert beach, maryland 4 and 5. then in the bright red here, where we still have severe -- that tornado warning that remains for a few more minutes, you can see some of the video. you're looking at now a split screen there, the watere county. so, that's cherokee avenue and navajo drive. cherokee avenue and navajo drive, water rescue taking pl e place. if water comes up quickly, which it does in events like this, never drive through flooded roads. tell you all the time, folks, turn around, don't drown. let's go to megan fitzgerald now, who's at the franconia metro station. what have you got there, megan? >> reporter: yeah, and you know, that's great advice, you shouldn't be driving through flooded roadways, but the folks here at the franconia-spring

d.c., over towards old town alexandria, nothing at all. a little further to the west, round hill looking at a few scattered areas of snow. light snow, not amounting to a whole lot. we will see things switch over as it moves to the overnight hours. rain, snow, rain, all because of the temperatures. 30-35 is the overnight low. accumulation to the north of d.c. with wind out of the east. we still have a winter weather now.ory in effect right it includes the district, southern montgomery, prince george's county, alexandria, and loudoun. howard, anne arundel, and frederick looking at a winter storm warning for the overnight hours and into early wednesday. i think that might cut out ahead of time. here is our futurecast. this is a pretty good job. light snow to the west of us. early tomorrow morning, school districts have to make the decision around 4:00. rain and snow off to the northwest. snow and rain for the d.c. metro . mainly rain for d.c. we will end with a little bit of a mixture. how much are we talking about? i think the lower side of things, 1-3 inches. maybe one

west and town. it will be gone in the next few days. 44 in alexandria. up the river at reagan national airport, 53 the afternoon high and the sunshine. the morning low of 30. we go to above average day statistically. we have the rainy and the snowy day yesterday. temperatures are in the 40's. 46 at reagan national. 44 in andrews. annapolis, 44. 44 in culpeper. 41 in winchester. tonight, we will see a few clouds. it is from a little storm slide across virginia and we will get the clouds. that is it. 26 to 46 degrees. the more clouds the higher the temperatures will be. some areas will stay above freezing. the area that get down north and west of washington in 20's for a while, then we could have the issues with glazing or the refreezing spots. the low pressure of rain. it will head east and dissipate. i will run into dry air. that is the end of that. it could pick up clouds. temperatures will rebound tomorrow. probably mid-40's to the upper 40's heading through the afternoon. it's turning partly sunny through the day. we get through the day thursday, more

us in college park near the gaylord resort and the national harbor or old town alexandria or northwest d.c., woodly park west end, you are looking at the light showers now. main storm, the strong line of storms is on our way. on it way over the next half hour to 45 minutes. look at the spread of the temperatures. 64 at reagan national airport. andrews at 64. 30 mills. look at 46 in leesburg. same in frederick. 51 in hagerstown. luray at 60. stanton at 63. plenty of warm air. but it is clashing with the cooler, colder air. this is the time to seek shelter and find a basement or an interior room such as a closet or a bathroom. if you don't have a basement. you want to stay away from windows. and the shelter until the warning expires. i will expire at 6:00. another at 6:15. a busy time for traffic but a lot of folks at this point head to the subway and the metro. at this time probably hold off on doing that right now. maybe wait until 7:00 or 7:00. once the storm system moves out of here. if you are watching at a gym and you are in the warned areas with the tornado warng of glass on the walls. this is the time

the district, arlington and alexandria and all of southern maryland and points west including the panhandle of west virginia. around the capital beltway we may have a glazing of a tenth of an inch but a lot of the main roadways are not a problem. not now. the flood watch is posted for the district and the surrounding counties. this is for tuesday. look at the transition from the rain to freezing rain. the further north you go, we have snow at this time. moving on the forecast tonight. 33 to 40. the temperatures are on the increase. that will allow the transition from the freezing rain to all rain. highs tomorrow will be in the lower 50's. sunday we will be close to 60 if not lower 60's for daytime highs. something to look forward to. it's rough out here right now. take it slow. as you move through evening hours. alison: we want to thanks gale for taking this snell in fredericksburg. we will share you photos all day long. leon: now we have something to see. this is something ambitious we are undertaking. "7 on your side." fighting back against the deadly drug that is crushing lives all acros

alexandria. 61 degrees right now. that is gorgeous. temperatures will get warmer. we had a cold front go through. westsas. 62 culpeper. 64 reagan national. 63 annapolis. makes a bigection difference. we wanted to look at the first time in the last five years we have hit 70 degrees. 17. year, march 1, 2012. and it was valentine's day in 2011 when we hit the 70 degree mark. it's a sign that spring weather patterns are slowly starting to emerge. gusile-per-hour mountains.down the kind of like a bicycle pump. the cylinder gets really hot because it's compressed. same principle. we will enjoy a mild and breezy afternoon. temperatures, 64, 65. it is hard to tell when it gets this far above average. with the front. .learing skies tomorrow will be another beautiful day. plenty of sunshine today and tomorrow. tomorrow evening, a disturbance could bring light rain late tomorrow night into early wednesday. more scattered showers will be possible friday, another possibility. a little rain or snow. it depends on if this storm system develops. a little rain or snow could be possible on friday. temperatures are stil

metro area, alexandria, arlington counties, fairfax county and points to the west. in the pink here, this is the winter storm warning in effect. it's northern montgomery county, howard, anne arundel, back towards frederick, that in effect at 10:00 tonight. here is the rain. anytime you see a doughnut like this, that tells us the atmosphere is just a little too dry. we're not seeing too much of this fall to the ground but it will develop and move in as rain later on this evening. what's happening right here? well, it's not just one storm. there's more like three storms. one around st. louis, one south of cincinnati, another one moving up towards the great lakes. and how these storms develop as they move and rotate really around each other, that has a big determination on how much snow we're going to see in our region. that's why this is a tough forecast out there. temperatures going to be on the mild side early. we're expecting to see the rain first and then the change over to snow. again, the temperatures are the big deal here, and this is one reason why we think to

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