woodbridge, richard reeve. leon: thank you. our hearts are with them. anne arundel county police offer a new reward for information into who killed a fort meade soldier. army private karlyn ramirez was killed in august shot multiple times. her then 5-month-old baby girl was unha mother's body. police are pleading for your help to find the killer and are offering $20,000 reward. >> it is enough to help with a new start. it is enough to move you away. >> the little girl live with the maternal grandmother in texas. they don't believe this is a random killing. maureen: two is two years since relisha rudd was last seen. she was 8 years old when she disappeared in 12014. she was last seen with tatum a janitor who worked at the homeless shelter where rudd lived with her family. they expect that tatum may have taken her. police say tatum killed his wife and himself a month after rudd's disappearance. rudd has never been found. maureen: d.c. mayor muriel bowser says she does not support the new revised pepco-exelon deal. last year the d.c. public service commiss

in fronts of hamilton home in woodbridge. coming up we'll have christie's sister live on "fox5". >> meanwhile the suspect in the shootings remains in jail held without bond this morning. 32-year-old staff sergeant ronald court via video conference from jail. he's facing several charges including capital murder. he murdered his wife and used a rifle to shoot and kill officer guindon and shoot two others. he was convicted after salt in another state ten years ago. >> switching gears to flix now. super tuesday is here and in a few hours polls will on in several states including virginia. lot of delegates at stake for presidential candidates. melanie alnwick joins us live from oak nonfairfax with more on the story. mel there's a lot at stake here even though we have not heard a lot of buzz about virginia. >> well, right, and definitely a big deal here in fairfax county. one of the schools -- one of the school systems that closed for the day. fairfax, loudoun, prince william and stafford county all closing for soup ers tuesday. so

woodbridge. there on ponderosa court. that's near feather stone road. >> that's where we find delia goncalves live with the investigation. >> reporter: here we are, more than 15 hours after the fire first broke out. we can tell you that investigators right here, firefighters still dousing the hot spots. you can see them here. however, they are not entering the home. we're told by investigators, the home is far too dangerous, too unstable at this point. the roof could collapse. so investigators cannot go inside. >> knowing that they can't even do anything. >> flames filled the early morning sky over ponderosa court in woodbridge. >> just feel like it was a niar >> reporter: and fear, filled the hearts of many neighbors. >> i ran up and down the street. just saying, fire, get out. >> reporter: they tried to get folks out to safety, but watched helplessly, as fire destroyed this home. waiting for the 50-year-old homeowner and his pets to surface. >> i was in shock. i couldn't believe that -- i

on saturday, she responded to a domestic violence call at a home in woodbridge. she was among three officers who showed up at the home on lashmere drive when a gunman inside the home opened fire killing guindon. now, police say that that gunman rodney hamilton h killed his wife, crystal, who had placed the 911 call. he's facing capital murder and first-degree murder charges. the two other officers who were shot are recovering from their wounds. but this community is still reeling from these two deaths. and today we will indeed see this funeral here. guindon is expected to be buried in new england where her family resides. we're live in woodbridge, da derrick ward, news 4. >>> ahead of today's funeral, law enforcement officers lined a processional route for officer guindon last night. it was an impressive show of support. her body passed the garfield police station where she was assigned and it ended with her flag draped casket arriving at the chapel. the community also lined the route to pay respects. the other victim in this series of events is crystal hamilton,

we begin with teisha lewis life from police headquarters in woodbridge. >> teisha. >>reporter: sean and tony, i can tell you that this department, this community willc never be the same. i live in the area. in i grew up in prince william county and this is all everyone is talking about. most people, even though they didn't know officer ashley guindon they are touched by this tragedy. you can see from the make shift memorial behind me and long after it is all gone, the heart break, the devastation, theasta shock will remain. remembering prince william county officer ashley guindon. a young officer killed in the line of duty. now she'll be remembered for the service and sacrifice she made doing what she loved.. chief steve hudson hoped to easo the devastation of a department and beyond. ashley will never leave you. she will be a part of your lifer for the remainder of it. her strength her passing and drive will keep you moving day in and day helping you get through these painful days and weeks and months with a positive memory of her and the warmth of knowingng what s

in front of hamilton home lashmere dmort woodbridge. coming up we'll have christie's sister live here on "fox5". >> and the suspect in the shootings reneighbor jail held without bond this morning. 32-year-old ronald hamilton appeared in court via video conference from jail. he's facing multiple charges including capital murder. he murdered his wife and used a rifle to shoot and kill officer gwendon and wound two other officers. he was convicted after salt teen years ago. >> fire in northeast. fire officials say one person was killed on the 4300 block of massachusetts avenue and initial calls for help came around 8:00 last night. so far the victim's name was not released. >>> to politics now. study super tuesday and in a few hours polls in virginia will hop. they on 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.. today is single biggest delegate grab of all the days in primary process. the more than 1400 at stake. 13 states in one territory are participating and polls show hillary clinton leading bernie sanders for the democrats and donald trump xhaepdz his lead amon

live in woodbridge, i'm mola lenghi, wusa 9. >> two lives cut short far too soon. the man accused in the killings has admitted killing his wife. he is charged with capital murder in officer guindon's death. he also faces a murder charge in the death of his wife, crystal. he made a court appearance today in manassas. he is an active duty army staff sergeant assigned to the joint staff support center at the pentagon. we'll have live coverage of officer guindon's funeral tomorrow, streaming the funeral live beginning at noon, you can download the wusa 9 app to watch the ceremony and get information on how to donate to her memorial fund. >>> to prince georges county, a grand jury has indicted a former school volunteer on more child pornography charges. he convinced children to perform sex acts so he could perform them. let's go live outside the courthouse where carraway is set to appear on friday. >> reporter: carraway will be here on friday and when he walks before the judge, he'll have to answer to more than 10 criminal charges. 22-year-old deonte carraway is facing

she was shot and killed saturday while responding to a dispute in woodbridge, her first full day in the field. fellow, family, and officers pay their final respects today. the service was held this morning and hylton memorial chapel. is getting underway now. sam sweeney is live now with the latest. very sad. hundreds of law enforcement officials across the country have come to woodbridge to pay their final respects inside the church. room only.standing outside the church, you can see how many law enforcement officers are inside. hundredsat, there are of police cars in the distance. it is a full house. all of them here to pay their respects. honor guard stood at attention when her family's good at the church -- when her family stood at the church. was a highlight and a reservist in the united states marine. she grew up in new hampshire. officers made their journey here to pay their respects. she went to high school in merrimack new hampshire. we wanted to be able to show support. we were able to come down last evening. we both served in the united states marine corps. we had that connect

>>reporter: another sad vigil, this time here in this woodbridge neighborhood where hundreds lined the street here on lash mere court are to honor and remember crystal hamilton. > everything candle light shined on pictures of crystal hamilton. those who knew and those who haw h never met her stood togetherot to remember the 29 year old mother. >> her smile was infectious. she could walk into a room and just be like hey, boo or hey guys and everybody, the attention was on her. for some even prayer was difficult. tears muted words in a see ofee dim lights. it's beyond anything that i could have you ever imagined my sister and the last time i actually saw her was a year ago. so to come back in this manner, it's just -- it's just heart breaking. >> heart breaking, too, for prince william county who now join crystal hamilton's family in triage differential today wei had to say goodbye to someone else in this community who was very loved.ed. i want to share with you the 4,000 people of prince william county love crystal as well. i don't want you or anyone to think the fact that there were mu

we're live in woodbridge. >> thank you, derrick. her funeral will begin streaming live and we'll carry it live on nbcwashington.com and the nbc washington app. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk. just released, the will that osama bin laden left behind. taking a look at these documents, he claims he had $29 million in personal wealth. money he wanted to see used on jihad for the secretary offal la. he wrote that it was to be divided among family but most to keep the extremist behind the september 11th attacks going. these documents were part of documents seized back in 2011 where bin laden was shot and killed. and we first saw documents last year which showed the kind of books he read and we're told there are more papers and those could be released later this year. right now president obama is trying to persuade republican leaders to support a supreme court nominee. they're meeting at the white house with vice president joe biden and senate minority leader harry reaid. this is the first time sin antonin scalia's death. tom? >>

live in woodbridge, roz plater, abc 7 news. funeralhley guindon's is tomorrow in woodbridge. the viewing starts at 10 a.m. with services at noon, happening at the fulton memorial chapel. the public is welcome to attend. alison: the police are investigating three shootings in southeast within just two hours. a man was found unconscious on the 2700 block of mike stood in place this evening. a teenager was shot near a terrace.ation on knox a third shooting happened on 4th street. for updates. 7 leon: it seemed like he stepped in and save the day, a cbs man stopping a robber -- a cvs robber. why is he now out of a job? jay korff has the report. he lost his job because he stopped the robbery? lost his job because he did the right thing, according to him. according to cvs, they don't see it that way. joined the army right out of high school. after serving a year in afghanistan, he came home and went to work for cvs. he recently managed this store in beltsville, maryland. friday morning, his military instincts kicked in when two in.ery suspects came they took narcotics from the stor

. >>> friends, family, and police from around the country pack a chapel in woodbridge virginia to pay their respects to prince william county officer aphis seat -- ashley guindon. she was gunned down saturday when responding to a domestic dispute and peggy fox joins us live from the service moments ago. massive show of support from law enforcement from around the region. the hylton memorial chapel holds 3500 seats in every seat is filled and brought in more seats. officers come local police departments, federal departments, sheriff departments, and fire departments have been touched by the death of the brookie officer ashley guindon. on her first day of duty she was killed and they are here to say goodbye. the family of fallen police officer ashley guindon arrived to the sound of an honor guard tribute. officers from police departments from around the country arrived to pay respect and showers -- show support to her family and the prince william police department. >> the state of new hampshire felt it was our duty to be here in support her and our agency. >> reporter: she waski county

live in woodbridge, tom roussey, abc 7 news. now some breaking news from prince george's county, where the police made an arrest in a deadly stabbing that happened early this morning in landover. the victim was found in her apartment. a second woman was also injured, but she is expected to be ok. the police arrested daniel west. west and the victim were in a relationship, we are told, and he admitted to the crime. enough, that is word from a neighborhood in southeast washington after a series of brazen shootings, each happening in broad daylight. roz plater is live in southeast. what are the policing about this? roz: they are still looking for the culprits, and this has folks in the neighborhood outraged. it happened in such a busy area, about the time familieser asking people to help the police find the shooter. d.c. police say a woman shot and killed at a southeast bus stop sunday afternoon a brazen daylight drive-by shooting is 39-year-old smith. two men were also injured. missingcle involved was from a church in largo, but t

we're take ago look at what's happening in woodbridge, new jersey. this is an accident that's been with us for a while, route 9 south near king georges post road, two lanes are closed down as you go through that spot. now, we also have this problem cleared, tonalee avenue both ways, between 59th street and 64th street. we had an accident here. the accident has been cleared away. it involves a downed pole, some downed wires. that accident, thankfully cleared away. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. michelle and lori, over to you. >> all right, heather, thank you. >>> 5:02. and a raging fire destroyed several apartment buildings in brooklyn >> and we have just learned new details on the number of people who have been displaced. the fire started just before 10:00 last night on dekalb avenue in bushwick. miles is live right there at the scene. darla, good morning. >>reporter: good morning again, michelle, lori. we have now learned that 40 people have been impacted by this fire, and so much has been destroyed. i just got an update f

there was literally a see of blue at the hilton memorial chapel here in woodbridge today. this is where hundreds of police officers and lateral officers o from around virginia, around maryland and around d.c. were joined by their colleagues frome several other states. police officers, motorcycle yob its, honor guard, they were all here all standing at attention outside the hilton memorial chapel inside the church meanwhile more than 3,000 mourners backed the seatseat including the officers' family,, friends and colleagues, digna tries like virginia govern terrt mcauliffe also attended the service that lasted for more than an hour. during the furnish recall steve hudson talked about officer guindon's life. she wasn't only a police officer she served in the aviation unit, she inv kitchen and enjoyed nature andda the love of outdoors. other speakers reminded the crowd that officer guindon lost her life as she served her community in the face of what was described here as wickedness.wi officer guindon was orangeindo untilly from the state of new hampshire. her body tonight is

, shot and killed on her first day on the job, while responding to a domestic violence call, in woodbridge virginia. two fellow officers were also shot. they are expected to recover. >>> enough is enough. today, neighbors living in dc's ward eight and fed up with the violence will have their chance to voice their frustrations with city leaders. the meeting today comes as police investigate a deadly

. >> an outpouring of support for two prince william county police officers wounded in woodbridge. they were shot after responding to a domestic violence incident on february 27. a planning meeting for an upcoming fund raraiser to help those wounded officers took place in woodbridge. >> money raised will help support them until they can return to active service. ashley begguindon was killed in that incident, her first dave th day on the job. the impact is felt throughout the community. >> extremely traumatic for us, but also for the community. >> the fundraiser will take place on march 20th. organizers say the public is encouraged to attend. the upcoming marine corps race will be dedicated to officer with the live desk after major flooding overnight. how much longer could the rain soak the deep south. >>> and plus who could forget the blizzard of 2016. i'd like to forget it. all the cleanup for crews definitely cost our communities. this morning we're finding out how much. and taking a live look outside, we're in for quite possibly the nicest day of the week. chuck bell tells us ho

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jeannette reyes is in woodbridge with a search for answers. jeanette: two moore reported incidents of bullets hitting homes. most of them near elementary schools. police reported one home in manassas was hit by a february 26. a similar incident was filed on saturday. this home blocks away from others hit mid february. >> she says she is a friend indefinitely? >> exactly. we haven't heard anything from the h away or the police. >> these are where the first bullets were fired in february. what makes this more frightening is police believe these incidents are not connected to each other. around the nation, authorities are blaming a mudslide for a train derailment. it went off the tracks last night near san jose. one of the train cars ended up on its side in a creek. authorities say while nine of the more than 200 people on board were hurt, none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. >> something was wrong. i held on to the rails. >> i was thrown out of my seat. hit a tree train that had fallen on the tracks in a mudslide. two --ain is b

let's get to fox5 bob barnard b live in woodbridge at thedbri chapel.chel bob?bob?y holly h good morning.good morning this is the hilton memorialemora chapel in woodbridge just off jf i-95 and the potomac mills exite the viewing which is justs getting underway is open to theo public as is the funeral at nooo today. to we'll also be streaming it onst our website and on our smartma phone apps you can see the doore have just opened and some of tht hundreds of officers who ares we already here are starting to gog in.in. there's a hearse out front butrb the remains of ashley guindonndn are already inside. i they came from funeral home last night you see a long line of people.le we've seen police from as far af away as new york city, you can also see members of thebers o community are arriving here as well. we just members of the publiclic invited here those who knew ande loved ashley are being allowed l in ahead of some of the officers who will wait perhaps for thehar and i want to bring in here h lieutenant yasmin brown much sh is with the maryland national nt capital p

officer ashley guindon's viewing will be held in woodbridge be tomorrow. the suspected gunman ronald hamilton is peered in court today. he's being held without bond on capital murder charges. >> a teenaged boy was shot and critically injured at a bus stop in prince george's county. the shooting put two schools on lockdown this morning. they believe it had no link to the schools. police are still searching for the two suspects. >> and we are just hours away from super tuesday. the single biggest delegate grab of all the days in the primary process. polls show republican donald trump with a commanding lead and hillary clinton in the lead for the democrats. >>> a montgomery koinlt community is demanding action tonight after three members of the same family were killed in a tragic crash in bethesda. >> this happened saturday night at the intersection of river and pyle roads. there's no traffic signal there so drivers are on their own when it comes to crossing the high >> reporter: grief counselors were on hand at bethesda's wallet whitman high school. >> we ar

richard reeve will be there at the site of the vigil at the family's woodbridge home. we will have it at 6:00 tonight. al evenly divided between democrats and the republicans. now, recent polls both hillary clinton and donald trump holding commanding double-digit leads in virginia. regardless of who wins the voters are happy to be here and part of the process. >> i hope there is great interest. i think it is important that every american comes to the polls and take advantage of the democratic rights. >> it's great that american people have interest. i wish it was less than an episode of "punked." quite a few voters say they wish the process it feels like an episode of the real estate tv than the process of picking the next leader to the free world. coming up at 6:00 we hear from the leader of the republican party of virginia to get his reaction to a comment from one of the congressional delegation representatives from virginia. talking about why he is surgin anybody but donald trump. jeff goldberg, abc7 news. leon: thank you. 1,610 delegates at stake. presidential cand

we have woodbridge where downed pole and wires at king george's road, as janelle burrell mentioned in brooklyn we have a bushwick and dekalb avenue. definitely avoid this area if you can. alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> we have presidential candidates visiting the city today. hillary clinton kicks off her campaign. clinton and bernie sanders have the primary. nothing is firmed up yet there has been talk about holding the event in brooklyn. >>> john kasich will be visiting queens the ohio governor isparticipating in a televised council. he'll make a stop at gino's pizzaria near by. and the state's primary is april 5th. trump's campaign manager charged with a misdemeanor for allegedly grabbing a reporter's >>> it would have been much easier. >>> it shouldn't be complicated. members should not be physically assaulting. >>> also making news trump said he'll no longer honor his pledge to support the republican presidential nominee and two republican rivals also refuse to say they would support trump or whoever the nominee should be. >>> president's nominee, the judge gar

her family held a private memorial system in woodbridge last week. injured and the woman who lived at the house were killed. alison: nancy reagan died yesterday at the age of 94. mrs. reagan will lie in repose at the ronald reagan presidential library in california on wednesday and thursday. today president obama spoke about her passing. >> i know how much she meant. not just to president reagan but the country as a whole. he was lucky to have her. he would be the first to acknowledge that. maureen: mrs. reagan's funeral will be held friday and will be closed to the public and she will be buried next to president reagan in simi valley, california. something you may not have known about nancy reagan. as a field she -- as a child she lived in bethesda. she talked to people who had fond >> unassuming house on quiet suburban street. in the second floor bedroom that nancy reagan once lived. there are a few people in the bethesda neighborhood that know that. i was thinking of putting up a sign that said nancy reagan lived here. >> this woman lived next to

her body is now on a woodbridge chapel and for hours. >> and decision day of virginia the polls are now on as of 8 seconds ago on super tuesday. today's contest in twelve skates to make or break republican and presidential candidates. we'll be live with the latest through the morning. >> a live look outside on this first day of march believe it or not. weather and traffic coming up on the fives at 6:05. >> bring it on. >> bring it on you have that rite. good morning to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> first up 6:00 today super tuesday the biggest day of the polls before the general election and virginia is only state in our region involved in today's nominating contest. heading into super tuesday new national polls show donald trump and hillary clinton wide widening their leads. polls in virginia literally on up one minute ago melanie alnwick nel oakton high school mel, good morning. >> good morning, steve, allison, just as you said a few minutes ago is when the parking lot here started to see a little more traffic. people coming in

we're live in woodbridge tonight.elia goncalves, wusa 9. >> two families in the adjacent homes have been displaced and are getting help by the red cross. >>> some rescued dogs in arkansas are looking for a good home in the dmv. the animals were living among dangerous and filthy conditions. 11 of the dogs are being cared for at the washington humane society. and will be put up >>> and we've got new video tonight of our beloved cherry blossoms. >> we've got about a week until peak bloom. a lot of buds, closed up tight. national park service, pushed back the peak by about 5 days because of cooler temperatures we have had this week. even though some of the buds look like they're barely starting to bloom, we are still just a few days away from the real magic of nature to behold very much looking forward to that. >> like 3700 cherry trees. >> there's plenty. >> not just the cherry trees. they're coming up. but as you drive around town, there's a little color ear, a little color there. >> like my yard. >> red blooms are out

the doppler radar, southern maryland, la plata, northern virginia, dale city, woodbridge, light sprinkles, drizzle showing up in light blue. we have more rain headed our way. richmond roanoke, that batch of rain is headed for us. the bus stop forecast tomorrow, still have to get through the raindrops at 50 gr ramps up area when the rain is out of here and how strong the rain will be. kimberly: plenty of people at taking inbasin today the gorgeous cherry blossom festival, drawing its share of crowd and traffic. this week, another event is going to shut down an entire metro station and plenty of roads for days. cheryl conner is live at the tidal basin to explain. cheryl: and, kimberly, there are really two stories. of course, the beautiful cherry blossoms, and then the congestion. it has died down for now, but there will be challenges on both the roads and the rails this week. beauty and the beast. cherry blossoms and the traffic that comes with it. >> we did not even want to look for parking. cheryl: spring break mixes with peak bloom, and this is what we get -- the crowds in the cars surr

. >>> i'm julie carey in woodbridge, virginia. boards across a booedroom windo. to keep her disabled teenage son from advisor and team who understand where you come from. we didn't really have anything, you know. but, we made do. vo: know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. al, how you doing. hey, mr. hamilton. vo: know that together you can establish a meaningful legacy. with the guidance and support of your dedicated pnc wealth management team. >>> you're watching news4 at 5:00. >> now at 5:30, a mother arrested for chaining her teenage son to his bed and she's getting some support tonight from those who know her best. her daughter and a house mate. >> tey say the woodbridge woman was just trying to protect her disabled son to keep him from escaping from the house and running off. our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey has our story. >> reporter: boards across the bedroom window, just one measure a woodbridge mother took to try to keep her son from sneaki

stephen tschida leading the coverage from woodbridge today.en: her body is en route to new england where she grew up. here today at the chapel overflow crowd and thousands more watching it live stream. remembering a young woman who was killed on the job. not just any day on the job but her first day. an army of law enforcement officers from varied and in particular-flung departments united in grief. >> it's out of respect. that is what we do. >> thousands who did not know the young woman gunned down while responding to a domestic dispute in woodbridge saturday came to her funeral. they mourned with those who knew ashley guindon. >> we stand here today to celebrate an amazing life. a life all too short but amazing nonetheless. stephen: guindon was remember ed for her drive and enthusiasm to help others. she was died responding to a call of a fatal shot to a woman. but a boy survived. >> she had a willingness for a an 11-year-old boy at home. >> among the crowd was the governor who consoled ashley's mother.

the blaze started on wednesday morning in woodbridge. a large crane was brought in today to help secure the building so investigators could search the home. a man who lives there has been unaccounted for. we're told the remains are being sent to the medical examiner for i.d. at least two other families in neighbors town homes have been displaced by the fire. >>> a construction worker in prince william county fell to his death this morning. it happened at a house that was being built off thoroughfare road in gainesville. police say the worker fell two stories into the basement. the victim's name has not been released yet. >>> whether or not you approved of metro's decision to shut down this week, the closure did turn up some serious safety issues they had to fix. the question tonight, could this kind of complete shutdown happen again in the future? transportation reporter adam tuss has been talking to riders and metro's gm. he's live at metro center with >> reporter: that's right, chris. here is the thing about a long-term shutdown. it ca

guindon's funeral is set to take place tomorrow in woodbridge. a danville man is in jail tonight in connection to a deadly shooting in north carolina. 26-year-old demetrius farmer faces first degree murder and kidnapping charges. he's the third person to face charges. farmer is being held at the danville city jail without bond. his arrest is in connection to the january shooting death of 32-year-old benjamin baker in rockingham county who failed to show up to work and was later found dead in his eden home. he'd been shot to death. 18-year-old daquarius martin of martinsville and zachary haley of axton are also charged. a word of caution tonight for anyone using home oxygen... a henry county man is lucky to be alive after he lit a cigarette while on home oxygen over the weekend ... causing his mobile home to who was working near by at the time was able to pull the man away from the fire ... but not before the man suffered third degree burns over much of his body. the henry county fire marshal's office says smoking while on home oxygen is never a g

also in woodbridge..e lining the lt streets of woodbridge hands oveo their hearts tears in their eyee as the procession passes by. got to tell you that the viewinv and the funeral will both be bh open to the public. pub i want to take back live here.er patrol caravan that just arrived here. he the viewing and the funeral opeo to the public officer guindonndn will be buried guys in her homeh state of massachusetts and again officers from around the east coast already arriving here fore this morning's event. guys.guys. >> bob, thank you very much.thyo >>> tonight friends and familytr of crystal hamilton will gathere to honor her during ag a candlelight vigil. police say crystal was gunned g down by her husband ronald aftea the pair got into an argument am over the weekend.eeke joining us now from woodbridgeoo is crystal's sister wendy how war. good morning.od morning we are so very sorry for your loss. >> good morning allison. ais from my family, thank you.. >> before we talk about what wha happened here, w

this park across from the woodbridge train station saturday as their strike deadline looms. just eight days away. >> if we go on strike, it will be financial devastation to this area. >> reporter: without train service more than 100,000 new jerseyans will have to scramble to try to find another way to work every weekday. >> we will not be able to provide the level of service or the capacity that our rail service currently provides to our customers. >> five years is too long! paycheck. >> reporter: there is a highly charged political backdrop to the showdown with a governor who ended his bid for president and now campaigns for donald trump. >> it's amazing that he continues to refuse to do the work that ordinary new jerseyans expect him to do. >> reporter: they met with the friday. they are scheduled to negotiate again here in new jersey on monday. >> it will be horrible. how else are people going to commute? >> reporter: public sympathies towards a strike divided. >> if they feel this is necessary, unfortunately, maybe it is. >> new jersey transit should do the right thing.

from the woodbridge station with more on the story. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: that's right in a couple of hours, union workers will be going public with their concerns. the strike deadline, as you mentioned, though, does draw closer. march 13th is the date that was set by new jersey transit rail workers as the deadline as they try and get a new contract. union members are asking for increased rages. also, health care contributions are one of the sticking points. there was talk yesterday in washington, d.c. there are more as of now, there is no agreement in place. now, this would impact an awful lot of people. 105,000 commuters take new jersey transit trains into the city every day, and so their concerns about the traffic tie- ups and delays that this would create crossing the hudson river if there is, indeed strike. >> i hope they don't strike because that is a real consequence to them and all of our families that have to take mass transto it earn their living. >> there is a contingency plan that has been set up. there would b

workers rallied in woodbridge. the unions have worked without a contract since 2011. aj ross is live at newark. >> reporter: walking off the job is the last thing workers want to do but they have they have been without a contract for five years. rally and support the workers as the countdown to the massive on potential strike continues. -- massive potential strike continues. >> reporter: new jersey transit workers have been gaining momentum for years as they begged for better wages and healthcare, to no avail. now negotiations seemingly derailed, a crippling strike is set to take place in just eight days. with signs, shirts and chance, hundreds of rail employees and supporters gathered near the woodbridge train station early saturday to voice what they believe are fair terms, now sitting on a negotiating table. >> five years without a contract is much too long. >> reporter: they never said what we were asking for was unfounded. they just said they could not afford it. >> reporter: mike nelson, who worked with new jersey transit for 29 years, considers his riders like

fire spared only the shell of this woodbridge town home.eighbor joyce shingler had finally fallen asleep when the panic set in. >> and then i heard pounding and -- i'm sorry. i heard pounding and fire, fire, get out of the house, get out of your house. >> reporter: from across the street, this is what she saw, flames out of control. >> the flames were going a full story above the roof, and, oh, my god, somebody can't be in there, can they? >> reporter: that's the question that's taken hours to answer. neighbors believe a man was home last night. >> we have certainty there was somebody there because the car was parked right i front of their house. >> reporter: they tried calling his cell phone throughout the then they watched one of his sons show up. >> i just saw him running towards the house going my dad, my dad. >> he wanted to run in, and they stop him because it was too intense, the fire, to do anything. >> they grabbed him because he was going to run. that's his father. he was running to the house. >> he had to be restrained. i'm sorry

woodbridge saturday night. a vigil was held for crystal hamilton. police say her husband ronald killed her te domestic abuse. crystal hamilton's sister spe at the vigil. >> crystal had a personality of being caring, supportive, loving and attentive. >> ronald hamilton is accused of murdering police officer ashley guindon. funeral services were held yesterday for her. >>> we may learn more about the evidence against a man accused of killing a young daughter and her mother. police say darren boswell johnson admitted to the murders what happened a month ago today. they were found shot to death in a car parked outside their home. the suspect shot them over child support. he has a preliminary hearing later this morning. >>> new allegations this morning in the child porn case that has rocked prince george county. a teacher has accused of failing to report a sexual abuse complaint made by a 4th that school volunteer deonte carraway academy appropriately. the suit claims the teacher accused the student of lying. >>> a

tisha lewis is live in woodbridge tonight with more. >> reporter: the conversations are under way now. first and foremost, there is no confirmation that there was a history of a domestic violence before this deadly incident. but even so, the incident has sparked dialogue and conversation about domestic violence. long after this makeshift memorial is gone, this neighborhood, this block, this community will remain broken in mourning what has happened to people that they know. we did have a chang chance to sit in on a support group for domestic violence svi say that let this serve as another reminder why it's so important for people to get help. >> you have the right to be safe. >> i have the right to love and be loved. >> this weekly gathering is hosted by acts. the organization is based in dumfries, it's the largest of its kind in prince george's county. now is the time to raise awareness about domestic violence. he also says this tragedy was likely not the first altercation between the hamiltons and there may have been warning signs that were missed. >> they isolate them from family a

. >> reporter: this sunday at the blu restaurant in woodbridge was special in a lot of ways.t wasn't just a helicopter flyover in landing or beauty queen at the door or band, why they all came together, the second fund-raiser for these fallen officer. they were ambushed while responding to a domestic call last month. >> two days in a row, huge numbers of people coming out to show pore myself and dave and ashley's mily has really been special. >> it's been organized by the capitol law enforcement foundation. the police department takes care of medical bills and time to heal. >> reporter: the bill goes on. >> they have to take care of y paying baby-sitters and hospital bills and stuff like that. >> we have known each other for years. >> reporter: joe and dave started this foundation, one no officer wants to need but wants to be without should the need arise. it's been a blanket of concern since the tragedy. >> from the first moment we found out about this we started >> officer h merks den up and moving and encouraging and said he has talked to officer mcewen, encoura encouragin

and then this problem over here on route 9 in woodbridge southbound right near king georges road. we still have that accident, so two lanes are closed down as you go through that spot. we also have the taconic going south right near the sprain brook parkway with an accident. and then word of that accident on the sprain brook parkway that accident has been cleared away. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. lori, michelle, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> 6:08. coming up, we're going to get the latest on that six-alarm fire that has destroyed several apartment build ntion bushwick. >>> and if you have trouble driving at night, it may not be your eyes. still ahead this morning what a new study reveals about the quality of your car's headlights and the one model that perform the best. >>> another alarming discovery at the indian point nuclear facility. what happened to hundreds of bolts designed to hold part of a reactor together. churned up some trouble is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup ab

we're live tonight in woodbridge. darcy spencer, news jim? >> darcy, thank you. >>> a warning tonight about possible scams following the tragedy. several go fund me pages have been created now using her name. but police tell us they were not set up by family members. there's no way to know where that money will really go. if you would like to support officer guindon's family, weave details how to do that safely. go to the nbc washington app and search officer memorial fund. we'll have complete coverage of the officer's funeral tomorrow, including live reports all morning long and on news 4 midday at 11:00 a.m. >>> army staff sahr yent ronald hamilton appeared in two separate courtrooms today to be arraigned in the murders of the officer and hamilton's wife crystal. he's being held without bond tonight. today, crystal hamilton's sister told news 4 she hopes this case shines a light on domestic violence and she's encouraging other women to ask for help. find out what you can do if you're worried about somebody in your own family. >> if you know

around 50. 60 in woodbridge and dale city. 60 also in sterling. look at this.y 1:00, it's 72, as far north as hagerstown. and 73 in cumberland. and those numbers may be a little bit low. on the day but 68 by 11:00. and 75 by 1:00. i really think tomorrow will be the best day of the week. no clouds to start the day like we had today. record warmth thursday. 80. 67, mainly morning showers friday. because of this front playing cat and mouse with us. showers are possible friday afternoon. sunday and monday. temps still in the 60s. perhaps leftover showers in the 60s with highs in the middle 60s. >> i love the sound of 80s. >> football? >> yeah. doesn't feel like football weather out there, right? but it is, spring practice is upon us. for the maryland terrapins. and you're going to love the energy. this guy brings. saying, run, run. yeah, more i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (man) we're out of 2%. i wonder what e

. >>> people are gathering in woodbridge for the funeral of guindon. she was shot dead responding to a domestic call one day after being sworn into the job. mikea turner has a look ahead to the service. >> reporter: we are across from the chapel. this is where the funeral will take place today. it's open to the public. a somber day for those who knew 28-year-old officer ashley guindon and those who di rest today, funeral at hilton memorial chapel where a two mile procession that could be seen for miles ended monday night. family, friends and strangers are sad to see her go. 32-year-old ronald hamilton is accused of ending guindon's life the same day he allegedly killed his wife. they are responded to a domestic call when they were met with gunfire. guindon didn't survive. two officers are recovering. hamilton, an army staff sergeant who worked at the pentagon is being held without bond on several charges including first-degree murder. truly a so many der day in prince william county. a viewing will be held at 10:00 a.m. her funeral starts at noon. repo

. >> thousands back in woodbridge capital say final good guys to officer ashley guindon. she's one of three officers shot while responding to domestic violence call. she was killed on her first day on the job. fellow officers are saddened by the loss. her funeral was a celebration of her life. >> ashley will never leave you. she will be a part of your life for the remainder of it. her strength will inspire you and her passion and drive will keep you moving day in and day out. helping you get through these painful months with a positive memory of her and the warmth of snowing what she strov to do in her life. >> officer guindon's casket will head to massachusetts where there will be a funeral service held for her family. . >> yesterday morning the suspect entered bbt bank in woodbridge and the suspect jumped over bank count erin threatened work with a knife and made off with cash. nobody was hurt. >> numbers are in for super tuesday and donald trump and hillary clinton claimed big stick torreys and they set their sights on super-duper tuesday march 15 primaries. here's a l

near ironwood street in woodbridge. adjoining homes and suffered smoke and water damage, but everyone got out safely. authorities are trying to determine what caused the fire. >>> he is a serious man and an exemplary judge. a few minutes ago, president obama introduced his supreme court nominee to replace the late justice antonin scalia. >> is craig boswell reports, it sets up likely showdown with republican lde november election. >>reporter: president obama introduced his supreme court nominee in the white house rose garden. >> after completing an exhaustive process, i made my decision. today, i am nominating chief judge merrick garland to join the supreme court. >>reporter: the 63-year-old, trance 26, became u.s. judge on the court of washington, dc appeals court and -- born in chicago, he graduated from harvard law school. >> the president selects merrick garland and he has gone with the safe as possible. he has a long record highly regarded by conservatives and liberals across the spectrum. >> of confirmed, the new

george hamilton and agreed to name a new elementary school in woodbridge after fallen firefighter kyleson. on april 6 they will meet to revisit those decisions they did not consider they would be tripping the community of its own name. >>> new this morning the tournament director under fire for making sexist comments about female tennis players has resigned. raymond moore was tournament director at indian wells. his resignation comes one day after he slammed the women pro tennis players for riding on coats tails of men and later apologized but remarks drew widespread outrage. serena williams called his comments very inaccurate. major developments on that story. >> indeed. >> >> we talked about this yextd yesterday. i don't understand what he was saying. >> yes. >> and more so why wow voice it. >> and not only voice but detail about why he felt the way he felt which again didn't make sense at all. >> i will say this at least it's done, over, quickly, news came out yesterday he resigned today we move on and. >> now he's gone. >> this is prime example of temporary lapse of judgment we'll

unfortunately it is. >> new jersey transit should do the right thing. >> the strike train may be woodbridge new jersey, steve langeford, cbs 2 news. >>> two presidential labor boards have recommended annual wage increases of 2.6% over a contract. that would force the agency to raise faired we reached out to governor christie's office but not heard back. >>> there is a new street light in i on yonkers it used a vertical wind turbine into electrical current. also stored power and can work for up to 6 days without the sun or wind. right now the city's testing it out to see if they want to get more of them. >>> a scuba diver who defied death is talking about the five most terrifying moments of his life. chris was in waters off point saint lucy florida when he got pulled into a 16-foot wide pipe that runs a quarter mile to plant. over a water fall and instantly complete darkness, getting tumbled around. all i could think about was these horror movies this turbine and it is going to chop me up and kill me. all of a sudden daylight, fish everywhere, crystal clearwater, i'm like, is this heaven? >>

we are here at the hylton memorial chapel in woodbridge. the viewing set to begin at 10:00 with the funeral starting at noon. it is open to the public. however, they tell people that priority will be given to members of law enforcement and county officials should now, last night there was a procession from the funeral home to this chapel here. and that procession went through ashley guindon's district. it also stopped by the garfield station where she served. citizens lined the route with flags an hands over their hearts in sad observance what have has happened. guindon served in the marine corps reserves and graduated from embry-riddle automatic arrow n aeronautics. and she graduated from the police academy back in you 20 15 but left for personal reasons and came back and this was her first shift after being resworn in when she was killed and two other police officers shot responding to she's expected to be buried in new england close to her family. derrick ward, news 4. >>> there a new push to make an intersection safer. a crash killed a