it's not clear how recently he had lived in woodbridge. he was most recently stationed in virginia beach. he soldier to die in combat against the islamic state in the nation of syria. he had a very long career in the military, since 1993. had been awarded 19 medals, including the bronze star. he was assigned to a unit whose job it was to dispose of bombs, and it was a bomb going off that ultimately led to his death yesterday in northern syria. reporting live in the newsroom, tom roussey, abc 7 news. the police have identified the 16-year-old girl shot to death in broad daylight in southeast washington. it happened near the corner of 12th and i street, right in front of the potomac gardens apartments. anna-lysa gayle has reaction. anna-lysa: several bullet holes were noticed when we got here, several along this street shortly after brie anna detectives are trying to figure out who killed her. for hours, crime scene state surrounded this complex. us is where the 16-year-old was shot multiple times, just before midday. >> took the phone out o

are truly heartbreaking this happened last night at a home on woodbridge -- woodbridge street northeast. sources tell "fox5" retired police officer was attacked by his son who mental illness. he reportedly broke down a door threatening his father and another person. retired officer eventually shot and killed his son. >> time now is 5:31 developing overnight virginia state mees are searching for a 4-year-old girl who was abducted and believed to be in extreme danger. this is an abell richardson missing since wednesday believed to be abducted by biological father dmran james richardson. police think the two may number virginia plates headed to financial energy. >>> also developing news this morning an employee of elevation burger in ashburn virginia was arrested sunday for sexually assaulting two girls in a restaurant bathroom. luiz oray could face prison. he has a record when a minor for sexually assaulting two people back then. authorities say it's unfortunate he was hired and able to be around children with >> it's tragic that somebody like that would be if a possession where they woul

it happened in the family home on woodbridge in northeast washington. d.c. bureau chief sam ford spent all day on the scene. a sad domestic incident involving a father and a son. a possible violation of a court ordinary and a shooting death. 63-year-old james holloway a retired d.c. police lieutenant and activist in the woodbridge neighborhood. >> he was the original board chair for the friends of rhode island avenue. >> last night he was taken into custody by police at his home after he carl hallowway. as of news time the father has not been charged. there are court papers from an incident at the home last month when james told police his son pursued him with the right fist. the father was injured. now another incident last night. >> neighbors today said they were stunned. family. lake you never imagine this. ever. ever. >> senior holiday is credited creating the rhode island main street of which kyle todd is director. >> i can't imagine what the family is going through. condolences go out to the entire family. >> never heard them fight, fuss, argue. never

in northeast, hilary lane, wusa9. >> that incident closed off woodbridge street for a few hours last night. it has since been reopened. >>> d.c. councilmens will take a -- members will take a second and final vote on the death with dignity act today. the council already approved the legislation earlier this month in its first vote 11-2. the legislation determinally ill -- terminally ill adults the option to end their own lives with a doctor's prescription. >>> the sun is shining now bull should i keep an umbrella handy? meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking what's next so what do you think howard? >> not for today. we are done with the rain for today. slim chance we'll see an afternoon shower tomorrow. and then things will change over toward weekend. lots going on this week. first things first there's a storm system that brought us the wet weather last night and earlier this morning. new england. behind it though the sun is building in. this is the visible satellite imagery and locally a few clouds still to the south and here and there but skies have become far sunnier. temperat

tonight, the first american service member killed in combat in syria was identified as scott dayton of woodbridge, virginia. officer of the navy. dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel, some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. more than a dozen people were arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata has latest. >> reporter: that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described those arrested as minorities, code for either palestinians or provided. more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city of haifa, and while firefighters have begun to bring that blaze under control, a new fire erupted on the outskirts of jerusalem. so far, no deathing or ser

. >> live in bood woodbridge with the low gas prices and how you want to take advantage of them. justin, good morning. >> aaron, eun, good morning. so far the roads were clear on 95 south until we got to the woodbridge area and we did see some congestion in the area. i want to tell you, too, many americans are traveling by car million americans, more than a million from the d.c. area. as you mentioned perhaps bolstered by the lower gas prices averaging some six cents lower than thanksgiving last year. i want to show you some of the people we've seen at the pumps here so far. mostly workers, some cars coming in, coming out that look to be commercial rather personal family cars. we can tell you on the roads this holiday you will be seeing more state and local police. we'll have more on that coming at >> justin fitch in woodbridge for us thank you. >>> 6:02. >>> new this morning we're learning that while you were inside enjoying that thanksgiving dinner, someone may be outside trying to steal your car. the national crime bureau released new numbers. car thefts nationwide are up year

they maintain 23-year-old brandon of woodbridge opened fire shooting 24-year-old jackson. he staggered back into the food lion and collapsed near the produce department. took place in the store rushed to back and huddled in fear. today we went to jackson's home. the neighbors who knew him didn't want to be identified. meanwhile after the shooting. brandon jumped in a vehicle and took off. another man arrested on the zone is cooperating with police. the food lion in woodbridge. investigators say she has connections across the metro area. they are having trouble tracking her down. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: sign up for breaking news alerts from abc7 at wjla.com. larry: new developments in a deadly police shooting. vincent acted lawfully. >> saying when the officer shot and killed keith scott did the right thing. officers say scott was armed when officer vincent shot him. surveillance video shows the outof what appears to be a holstered gun on his ankle. michelle: coming up at 5:00, the ntsb joins the investigation in the deadly plane crash in colom

we think by tomorrow morning. 37 degrees in manassas. 38 in stafford. 41 in woodbridge. 44 in dogren. 36 in luray. there are many part of the area could go cloudless in the day. a wind 4 to 8 miles per hour. tomorrow before you go to bed turn the clocks back one hour. time to return to eastern standard time. we are giving you the sunrise and the stun seth at eastern daylight savings time tomorrow. you notice the different. sunrise/sunset. it set an hour earlier, too. replace batteries in the carbon monoxide detokors and the smoke alarms as well. and across the bay, 10k on sunday. the weather is perfect. climb in the local 60's. cool start. sunrise is 6:41. it looks like the winds are out of the north at 10 to 15 the next seven days. mild for you. the average high is 62. above average temperatures. monday 62. election day weather is fantastic. sunshine the entire day. dry and sunday for wednesday, thursday, friday. not a raindrop in sight. we need the rains and if we don't get it soon, brush fires and leaf fires will be a alison: so of after this week maybe the chances will come up. do

julie: coming out of woodbridge, major tieups right now from dale city. the crash on the left side of the roadway, interstate 95, making your way past the prince north. no problems in virginia. this is where we had the crash tying up the second lane from the left. vdot is trying to move everything from the right to the 14 street ridge. heads up for you guys trying to get through brandywine. police are on the scene, backing up significantly on route five. 295 heading into d.c., autria. late -- on an nba hall of famer and his estranged wife. first, kidd o'shea is in nashville this morning. kidd: look at this, fans already lined up this morning -- lined up this morning. including this one right here. say hi. there you go. i believe america is already great. must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van

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brandon lives seven miles from the food lion in woodbridge. witnesses say she jumped in the car sand took -- car and took off. police don't know where she went. they are trying to track her down. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: a prosecutor in north carolina said the officer who shot and killed keith scott in september did scott to drop a gun before officer brent vincent shoots him. scott's family says he was unarmed but the surveillance video from a nearby store what you are looking at here shows the outline of what appears to be a holstered gun on his ankle. >> the victory and thank you tour begins tomorrow for president-elect donald trump. the president-elect cabinet is now the suspect of tonight's kenneth moton has more on the victory lap and the latest nominee. kenneth: trump is going to leave the great business in total for the children to run the country. this come's as trump fills key economic post. secretary of commerce, fellow billionaire wilbur ross. mnuchin. >> we will have the most significant middle income t

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heartbreaking it happened woodbridge street north east. sources tell "fox5" retired d.c. police officer was attacked in the home by his son who they say had a history of mental illness. son reportedly broke down a door threatening father and another person. the retired officer eventually shot and killed his own son. >>> also developing overnight two deadly shootings in the district. writing now you take a live look at third street also so far no word of suspect or motive. >> take a look at this video of confrontation between atv rider and district police. riders claim an officer pulled up next to the tavrment v and pepper sprayed the driver. >> the whole thing raising questions on how they stop illegal dirt bikes and atvs. good morning. mel. >> good morning, so clearly it's problem we know on sunday there were reports of about 100 of these bikes coming in from prince george county to d.c.. so, this is a been a problem. d.c. police confirm several bikers in that video have been arrested since the incidents. officers seen on the video remain on duty. take a look here. this

. >> new tonight, friend and family are mourning loss of a sailor from woodbridge. the pentagon says senior chief petty officer scott davis died on thanksgiving day from injuries he suffered in a blast in syria from impro voiced device. he was part of operation inherent resolve part of the military operation fighting against isis. he was with the navy since 1993. >> a frederick woman is out of the hospital tonight after being ataktd by a bear. it happened last week when karen osborne left her house to walk next door to her daughter 'home to see why the family dog was barking. she unknowingly walked between jennifer davis has more. >> i really didn't think i would make it. >> reporter: karen osborne has a black eye, stitches, broken arm, broken pelvis, four broken teeth and bite marks all over her body. but she lived to tell the inging tale of coming face to face with a black female bear. >> i heard growling and turned to look at it and bear came out on two face and grabbed my face and threw me to the ground and came around behind me and grabbed my arm and bit it in

. >>> driving making their way from dc to woodbridge are hoping for a faster commute home th evening compare today this -- this evening compared to this morning. this was the scene around 5:30. a tractor trailer lost its load of marble. the access road and the right lane we b trailer to crash. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa 9 news at 5:00. topper. >> for now i still have my marbles. the high school football forecast, just about perfect. temperatures are going to fall quickly. 61 at 5:00, down to 55 at 7:00 and right around 50, even some upper 40s in the suburbs around 8:00 or 9:00. i think a sweatshirt is a good idea. we will come back and take you through the weekend nica at prince george's county hospital. they call in the big guns to get to the bottom of a potentially deadly bacteria. >> what the presidential candidates need to do in the last few days. >> a former playboy play mate charged after body shaming a woman at a los angeles gym. >> and tonight at 11:00 a dc man's surj e search -- search for his father is with andrea mccarren's help he's going to meet his fat

peggy fox is live from woodbridge with the latest on this. peggy. >> reporter: at 7 :30 last night there was a huge fight of a grocery store that stemmed from a custody dispute. a woman involved in the fight but not part of the custody issue pulled out a gun and fired. >> i'm really in shock that i -- it's just such a quiet place and i've never seen anything like that going on here. >> some shoppers felt a little strange coming to the food lion store where a man was shot to death in the parking lot last night. >> it was a little odd being in there today but i shop here all the time, i'm not going to stop. around in this world so what can i say? >> yeah. >> lock them up . >> the gunfire actually happened in the parking lot. when the victim was struck he stumbled towards the entrance way where he collapsed. >> the victim is 24-year-old cordery douglas jackson. this picture is a mug shot taken in 2013 when he was wanted for the attempted armed robbery and assault of a pizza delivery man. police say the person who killed him roberta brandon of wo

shooting happened at a home along woodbridge street northeast just south of rhode island avenue. news 4's kristin wright is receiving new information and has more on that. kristin? >> reporter: barbara, everyone in the neighborhood seems to know this house as the one where a former d.c. police officer lives with his wife and son. those neighbors say they aren't aware night. neighbors say they heard three to four shots. >> you never imagine anything like this ever, ever. >> reporter: neighbors like kaye love are shocked. >> you never thought anything was wrong, but i couldn't even begin to imagine what even possibly happened. >> reporter: but d.c. police say a man shot and killed his son at their house on woodridge street in northeast last night. police and yellow tape still there early this morning. retired from the d.c. police department and is cooperating with their investigation. >> the father, he pretty of was like one of our leaders in it the neighborhood. he pretty much made sure we all stayed safe, made sure everything was always okay. >> reporter: woody ray around the cor

morning in woodbridge. >>> we have breaking news for you. sheriff deputies in south carolina say the body they found at the same farm where a man allegedly chained up a young woman belonged to her boyfriend. kayla brown and her boyfriend disappeared in august. law enforcement recently found kayla in a storage container on the farm, and kayla says there are at least three >>> in prince george's county today, parents got a chance to share their concerns during a safety summit today. school officials held a community conversation with residents, and among the topics discussed, and weighed in on the him after he sped off in a stolen car, and then they found him in a very unlikely place. >>> mild again tomorrow, but i am tracking cooler air moving >>> police dashcam video shows innocent man and it has been months and you can still see scars on his leg and you can see where officers kicking broke two ribs. today the police chief in st. paul, minnesota, released the video and apologized and the victim says that made a huge difference. >> he was ver

it happened last woodbridge street. james halloway shot his son carl after carl knocked down a door and threatened him with a knife. court records show carol halloway was arrested last month foray salting his father and was under orders to stay away from the house. d.c. police have not yet release a report about the shooting. coming up next as you get ready to start your holiday shopping one group says there are a few toys you need to aroid. > s that he's right. also take a look at this, this right in the middle of a japanese city. it happened a week ago. and what happened today may afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. > i'm excited are you guys excited. the holiday shopping season is here. efore you start shopping for the kids on your list, the consumer watchdog watch is out with the toys that pose safety risks. here's a few of the toys that made the

if you have information call >> new tonight, friends and family are mourning loss of a sailor from woodbridge. the meant gone says senior chief petty officer scott dayton died thursz from injuries he suffered in a blast in syria from improvised explosive device. he was part of inherent resolve u.s. military operation fighting against isis. he he was with the navy since 1993. >> a frederick woman as out of the hospital after being attacked by a bar. she night when she left her house to walk to her daughter's. she was trying to see why the family dog was citizens bank park barking. as she headed out she unknowingly walked between a female full grown black bear and her cubs. >> i did not think i was go to make it. karen osborne has a black eye, stitches, broken arm, broken bite marks all over her body. she lived to tell the tale of coming face to face with a black female bear. >> i heard horrendous growling and turned to look at it and the bear came out on two feet and grabbed me by my face and threw me to the ground and then came around behind me and grabbed my arm and bit tractor-trailer in ha

son after his son reportedly attacked him insidese his northeast home.home it happened last night on woodbridge street. str james halloway shot his son carl after carl knocked down a door and threatened him with a knife. court records show carol halloway was arrested last month foray salting his father and wad under orders to stay away from the house. d.c. police have not yet release a coming up next as you get readyy to start your holiday shopping one group says there are a few toys you need to aroid. ne > s that he's right. also take a look at this, this massive sing hole opened up right in the middle of aof japanese city. it happened a week ago. and what happened today may surprise you. ?? know you have a dedicated advisor and team who understand where you come from. ?? know you can craft an investment plan as strong as your values. ?? know that together, you can establish a meaningful legacy with the guidance and support you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love.

donald junior making a stop today in woodbridge. donald trump himself expected to hold a rally tonight in leesburg. leading for months in virginia, but now it is back in play. inside the democratic party's virginia office in arlington, volunteers are darling to rally supporters and reminding voters to get to the polls. it is the last-minut sprint to the finish linee. -- it is the last-minute sprint to the finish line. >> every state is important, not just virginia. ryan: hillary clinton supporters phone banking in the battleground state. clinton trump in virginia, but the race is tightening. >> we are calling pr vote across the state of virginia -- we are calling voters across the state of virginia. ryan: trump volunteers are pushing back of the committee office. the campaign would not allow our camera inside refused an interview, saying it was too busy knocking on doors. the republican nominee is crisscrossing the country as his in florida. gov. pence: we are just two days away from a victory across the state of florida and the uni

this is a time lapse from the prince william county in woodbridge. cloudy sky and blue skies this morning but the cloud overtook the sky from the south. it brought us threatening skies but very little in the way of rain as we speak. prince william county. 346 in luray. 45 in fredericksburg. milder to the north and the metro where it is 53 degrees at reagan national. now on the live doppler and the weather center we have an area of rain that is in place southwest of the washington area all day. moderate downpours. the separate area of the showers on the shore. in response to the storm center but it's only 30 miles from the washington down to the leading neng stafford county. it -- leading edge in stafford county but it's not making way it's upper level system. we need the rain. we could get scattered rain throughout the evening but there is a coastal low and another disturbance that is pinwheeling in. there is a chance. this computer model suggests later in the night some of it will make it to the metro. just give us period of the light rain overnight

it happened late last night on woodbridge street in northeast washington. police are telling wusa9 the son carl holloway was arrested just last month for attacking and threatening his father james. they don't know what led to the shooting. neighbors are heart broken. i just -- devastated. i know the family is very devastated. >> whole block was swarming with police officers. we figured something happened. we wasn't sure what. >> court records show the son had court orders to stay away from his father and was supposed to be in court today for a hearing. >>> tracking metro's big crime problem. sunday a rider burned a driver with hot soup and employees are angry about it. >> there have been dozens of driver transportation reporter is digging into the numbers. >> that assault started out on the city's east end. metro tells me this is the 62nd assault on a bus driver this year. the number is actually down from last year but riders and drivers tell me one is too man. dolores hubbard has been watching it get worse. >> they go through the same problems every day. p

a similar situation at a commuter lot in woodbridge. someone altered that sign to use vulgar and offensive language about hillary clinton. both - have been returned to normal. controversy this morning at a prominent ivy league school. the entire harvard men's soccer team has been suspended over lewd and sexual comments made about the women's team. in what is being called a "scouting report" -- men judged incoming freshmen on the women's team based on appearance -- scale of 1 to 10. the document was created in 2012 but recently uncovered by the school's newspaper. the school took extreme measures after discovering the practice continued into this season. in a statement -- the women's soccer team says they are appalled that empowered female athletes have been reduced to their right now - it's light out at the las vegas paris hotel and casino. thousands of guests have been evacuated from the popular resort along the vegas strip. the problem began yesterday when a contractor damaged a main power line. backup generators then failed prompting

this happened in t home on woodbridge street in northeast. police say george ridgeway shot and killed his son carl after carl approached him with a knife. he was ordered to stay away from the home after an attack on his father last month. >>> students in montgomery county won't have to head back to school until after labor day next fall. governor hogan issued an executive order requiring public schools in maryland to start 15. the order also required 180 days of instruction on the school calendar. today montgomery county's school board unanimously approved those starts and endings, but did not decide yet on other details of next year's calendar, things like spring break, snow makeup days and teacher work days. a vote on the final school calendar expected in december. >>> the search for a new superintendent in fairfax county. >> it took another step forward today. resignation in september. she officially steps down next month. today the school board awarded reverend hauti. it was just short of $48,000 to launch a search for garza's replacement

a similar situation happened in woodbridge a last night where somebody altered the signed to use vulgar and offensive line which about hillary clinton. normal. steve: the cold front finally moving through, you will notice the difference in temperatures compared with today. 83 at reagan national. tomorrow, the windchill factors in some areas will be in the 40's. showers in the district and capital beltway, though showers will be gone by early tomorrow morning. forecast highs a lot cooler than today, only near 63 degrees expect the rest of the upcoming weekend into early next week, and looking at election day forecasts coming up. jonathan: developing now, a four-month-old girl is doing fine after what is being called a road rage incident on the beltway near national harbor. a guy and a white suv was driving aggressively when he pulled alongside of a car with a baby inside. then the window shattered. the car's driver had minor injuries. the police caught up with the suv in there are no criminal charges as of yet. alison: troubling new development, could this deadly bus crash have been prev

start seeing the southbound delays through woodbridge. guys? >> as part of this plan, i've asked my transition team to develop a list of executive actions we can take on day one to restore our laws and bring back our jobs. it's about time. >> that is new video released by president-elect donald trump outlining his agenda for his first 100 days in office. he lists a number of executive actions he plans to implement on day one, including withdrawing from the transpacific trade partnership -- trade agreement president obama has championed. senior adviser kellyanne conway told reporters trump would hold a press conference, quote, soon. >>> vandals targeted the home of a vietnam veteran and donald trump supporter. montgomery county police need help tracking down who's responsible. someone spray painted a swastika on the front door of thomas roszkowski's home in silver spring over the weekend. he told police he also had eggs campaign sign snatched from his yard. police believe all the incidents are related. >>> new details out of san antonio this mor

he held a rally campaign stop earlier in the day at heritage baptist church in woodbridge. supporters why energized. >> we have some very serious corruption and some serious problems in our government right now. and i see hillary clinton as somebody who is going to perpetuate these problems. >> reporter: voters here in the key state say they are looking forward to seeing how it all plays out. >> i think it's -- there's a lot of nasty political commercials going on and i >> reporter: tomorrow is the big day. you get to go out and vote. polls here are open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in arlington, hillary lane, wusa 9. >> that most recent poll in virginia shows women and millennials support clinton while trump is mostly backed by white men. >>> virginia possibly in play is why the candidates top surrogates will be in the old dominion today. hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine is scheduled to hold a rally at george mason unsi donald trump's daughter ivanka will be in manassas, then sterling to participate in two town hall events. >>> the wusa 9 news app is a great way to

we brought you this as breaking news the shooting happened monday night inside the family's home on woodbridge in northeast. news4 is told james holloway shot his adult son carl. carl allegedly attacked him with a knife. carl holloway was ordered to stay away from the home after an attack on his father last month. >>> new this morning p we are learning how and when culpeper police officers will use their new body cameras. this policy was announced after a two-year testing problem. the cameras must be on during calls where the officers believe the contact could become adversarial. and they must always have the cameras on while executing a search warrant or using a police dog. >>> 4:35 and covering prince george's county where a man is charged with distribution and possession of child pornography. maryland state police arrested michael j. dorden who is 52 oxnard hill yesterday. during a search of his home, they discovered 200 images of children on his laptop. they are looking for the people responsible for creating the images. >>> and new details about the former prince george's school aide dean

. >>> as you head northbound through woodbridge area, 95 looks great. however, route 1 near construction, in the left, excuse me in the left lane in both directions off that 95 where it splits with u.s. 1. watch out. there and 210, a closure at berorry ad in the southbound lanes for construction. and then route 7 is just a a section is closed by ashburn road. this morning, take dulles access road southbound starting at the airport to the beltway, just about 15 minutes. otherwise, just metro, when it opens up, no service, remember the last friday to deal with this. trains this morning should come six to 10 minutes. we will talk about the plans with metro coming up later for the weekend for the work they're doing. and we also want to mention something else with metro, and

good we're at speed throughedhrough woodbridge as you make your ayoa way up the mixing bowl through t all of your secondaries inri i manassas and centrevilleev you're in good shape.ha 66 eastbound flowing to the beltway without any off those normal slowdowns.loow 28 in both directions problem free and as you head out in tysons also looking really rea nice on those roads as well. w i'll let you know if anythingnyg changes. quiet drive in southern maryland right now 210ow northbound through fortrt washington. i like what i'm seeing through clinton and we'rehbou t i' problem freebl fre through brandywine and uppernd u marlboro as well. w taking a look at 270 this is where we usually start to seerto the most congestion from 70'sm ' down to the truck scales. to none of thatht has popped yet st if you're getting out and about right now this morninggh eny ththe ride.t except for safe track surge 10 as they gear up for service. sar p wisdom and mfoaureen back to you. >> coming up on fox5 newsing upo morning parts of oklahomaah recovering after being strucktr by an earthquake.thquake. >> and a

tonight, the first american service member killed in combat dayton of woodbridge, virginia. he was 42, a senior chief petty officer of the navy. dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel, some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. more than arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata has latest. >> reporter: the wildfires that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described code for either palestinians or arab citizens living in israel. but there have been no details provided. more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city of haifa, and while firefighters have begun to bring that blaze under control, a new fire erupted on the ou

tonight, the first american service member killed in combat in syria was identified as scott dayton of woodbridge, virginia. he was 42, a senior chief petty dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel, some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. nearly 80,000 people have been evacuated. more than a dozen people were arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata has latest. >> reporter: the wildfires that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described those arrested as minorities, code for either palestinians or more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city of haifa, and while firefighters have begun to bring that blaze under control, a new fire erupted

tonight, the first american service member killed in combat in syria was identified as scott dayton of woodbridge, virginia. he was 42, a senior chief petty officer of the navy. dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel, some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. more than a dozen people were arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata has latest. >> reporter: the wildfires that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described those arrested as minorities, code for either palestinians or arab citizens living in israel. but there have been no details provided. more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city of haifa, and while firefighters have begun to

tonight, the first american service member killed in combat in syria was identified as scott dayton of woodbridge, virginia. he was 42, a senior chief petty officer of the navy. dayton was killed yesterday by an i.e.d. about 300 u.s. troops are in syria assisting and training rebel groups in the fight against isis. wildfires continue to burn across israel. some near jerusalem and tel aviv are out of control. nearly 80,000 people have been evacuated. more than a dozen people were arrested on suspicion of arson. charlie d'agata has the latest. >> reporter: the wildfires that have engulfed huge stretches of forest now stretch across half the country. but even as firefighters reign in some blazes, new fires have erupted in multiple locations. that's led police to believe arsonists are to blame. investigators also found evidence that gasoline had been used to start one fire. government officials described those arrested as minorities, code for either palestinians or arab citizens living in israel. but there have been no details provided. more than 70,000 people have had to flee from the northern city

host: gloria, is immigration an issue down in woodbridge, virginia? caller: i came back from overseas and i thought that i was still in another country. it is that bad. host: gloria, calling in from woodbridge. thanks for staying up late with us tonight. here is the "los angeles times" headline. "trump wins presidency." another call comes from another east coaster up late. hi, j.d. what is your reaction to election 2016? caller: i am supporting trump, i have from the get go. of the victims and families benghazi finally got justice tonight. en anry clinton has just be absolute mess for this country the last 18 months. and donald trump really loves and cares about the american people. i am a working class american citizen, middle-class, and he has been there for us, you know, and i'm just so grateful and so happy for that. -- i just had a daughter five months ago. at hillary was for aborting 32 weeks, and that goes against every christian value that i believe in. host: so, is that your number one issue? caller: um, well that, and the second amendment ri

again, look for a 24 minute drive out of dale city headed towards woodbridge. looks like they just released traffic. problems of the 14th street bridge, that activity has been cleared across the potomac. southbound 301 out of really, side of the highway south of 50. now south of 270, checking for a crash in the mainline towards the main divide, possibly responding out of rockville towards the beltway. back in the next 10 minutes to update that commute on 270 for you. autria: police are actively hunting for a suspect after someone stabbed to teenagers at sam: it happened in broad daylight. one was 15, the other was 16, stabbed here outside the west entrance. this entrance is around the bus circle here. four hours last night police canvassed the area. take a look at the video and you can see the massive response. despite that response, the three suspects involved were able based on surveillance video but two of them still have not. this morning montgomery county police want to year from anyone in the area last night that they did not speak with last night. they w

senior chief petty officer was from woodbridge. he was 42 years old. the explosive specialists was killed when an explosive device went off in the area between the turkish boarder and raqqah. >>> next week wisconsin will begin the tedious task of recounting every single vote cast in that state. hillary clinton narrowly lost to donald trump in the presidential election, but clinton did not call for the recount. it's actually happening because raised enough money and she plans to call for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. there's no holiday break for the incoming trump administration. we learn about the new appointments just announced and the campaign promise of keeping jobs in the u.s. >> reporter: president-elect's donald trump administration coming into clearer focus naming two staff positions that don't require the 65-year-old is trump's third female appointment. in 2006 she unsuccessfully ran for senate attempting to unseat new york's then senator hillary clinton. now a fox news analyst. >> the united states is now in retreat everywhere in the

. >> we are standing on woodbridge outside the intersection of south dakota and rhode island. they have been there all night long. homicide investigators on the shame. that's incredible. >> all of that stuff down there. [laughter] autria: i don't know, i think ours is top-notch. see you on news channel 8 in agine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods we're closed on thanksgiving because family time comes first. >>> good morning, america. anti-trump protests escalate. a trump supporter caught on camera attacking a fellow student on a college campus as president obama tries to peacefully pass the baton. >> i don't think he is ideological. i think ultimately he's pragmatic. >> his president-elect as donald trump builds his team, the new role rudy giuliani may play in his white house. >>> breaking overnight a massive manhunt for this accused killer escaped from a county jail. now authorities warn he may have stolen a truck with a rifle inside. the search for this man who could be armed and dangerous. >

i heard this from my old woodbridge high contacts. oh, all right, so it might just be a rumor. nope. eve and justin are definitely splitsville. i confirmed it with three sources, one of them a boy cheerleader.

will help them solve the took place at the ramada inn in triangle, the other at the quality inn in woodbridge. the suspects took off with cash. autria: investigators in new jersey believe sleep apnea played a role in the hoboken terminal train crash that killed a woman. officials say the conductor, thomas gallagher, was diagnosed with sleep apnea. new jersey transit confirms it has a sleep apnea dia the train was traveling twice the speed limit when it crashed into the terminal. larry: an incredible rescue caught on camera. a construction worker is thankful to be alive after being trapped in a collapsed trench. it happened yesterday afternoon in greenbelt. dirt quickly piled over his head, and workers rushed to clear it by hand so he could continue breathing. but his entire body remained trapped. monitor as crews worked for almost six hours to free him. >> he was great. he went through a series of emotions. we are fortunate he was able to survive. larry: the man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries but is expected to survive. autria: when you earn enough to build your dream home, y

right now, a crash on the inner loop on the shoulder and on backlick road, all lanes are open headed to woodbridge. back in the next 10 minutes to update your larry: ride on 270. we will see your smiling -- suzanne? suzanne: a wounded warrior is getting -- getting a beautiful now at havertys furniture, it's our veterans day preview. where you can create the perfect home. from now until november 14th, you'll save an extra one-hundred to one-thousand dollars. it's our gift to you. plus, you'll enjoy twenty-four month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. mom...have you seen my iguana? >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. larry: the music world waking up to some sad news this morning. singer-songwriter leonard cohen has died at 82. he is best known or his song hallelujah. you have heard it dozens of times. it spawned many colors -- covers. his 14th studio album was released just last month. but his talents went way beyond music to tell -- two novels and poetry. reportedly he died peacefully at his los angeles home. autria: still

the second attempted burglary happened nearby on woodbridge road. someone forced open the front door and ran away when the security alarm went off. investigators have not said whether they think these attempted burglaries were carried out by the same person >>> a different type of homeless camp, called box city. the structures are sturdier than tents and some even have doors that lock, but box city could be targeted and swept away if san francisco voters approve measure q next tuesday. sday. >> a new approach to work with unhoused residents to organize them and not demonize them. >> reporter: advocates criticize prop q and said it does not provide any money to get people into permanent housing. housing. >> reporter: a constant shuffle, this retired carpenter who says he can't afford an apartment lives in his motor home, grateful to have it, but moves it often to avoid tickets. tickets. >> reporter: until recently, r- v campers congregated near 101, but not since street parking ban took effect >> we all need to be good neighbors. this was not a healt

slow moving through woodbridge headed northbound through dale city, the lanes are open. don't today. single tracking between east and west falls church, where we find john gonzalez. hey, johnny. john: how does the saying go? the best for last? it is the final safetrack 2016. this one is going to be a doozy. it's got to be big. sam: once you get into work, will you be getting anything done? maybe not, it's cyber monday. breaking down the best deals, coming up. autria: thank you so much. first, fidel castro, dead. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is seeking answers and not giving up until you find them. because we don't just want kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. -->> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. autria: the people of cuba will be stopping to pay respects to fidel castro. many in the united states are celebrating. with the latest det

city, before you reach the cardinal drive overpass the crash was squeezing the left la north towards woodbridge. delays on the blue line headed towards largo town center earlier this morning where a train struck a dear. that's the traffic watch. in the next 10 minutes we will update your ride on the roads and rails. autria: kidd o'shea is here to get us in the now. kidd: the cma's are tomorrow night. we have are personal video from yesterday. brad paisley and carrie underwood, asking them about all the costume changes expected this year. i heard 11 different costume changes? >> we are going through the decades a little bit. the first awards were in 1967. we start in the six he's. hopefully everyone will understand what i'm trying to do. kidd: you knew i was going to ask you this, brad. how many costume changes will you be having? that the big designers want to know. yeah. no, i should probably go through the decades as well. whereas she will be representing the best of the time periods, i should probably be in charge of sort of the worst. kidd: we'll have to see. i want you to help me navigate

then on 95, heavy stretch south of the mixing bowl to woodbridge. alison: this just in. conceding the election to challenger and the former mayor. we told you last year they were neck in neck. a canvass of the provisional ballots put brushi 133 votes ahead a week later. larry: every vote counts. alison: exactly. talk about lunchbox weather. doug: this morning eileen went center elementary school. showed the kids special things. weather experiments and took them outside to get a hands on look at the stormtrak7. running the kid cam is emmanuel. we got a good weather question. my question is how does the technology change forecasting weather. doug: that is a good question. how technology changed the forecasting. it's done a lot in recent years and in the 38 years i have done this on tv every night it has been due to the increase in the satellites, if quality, the number, the resolution. the computer modeling, a long range forecast that continues to improve and get better and better. weather report of the 1870's and the 1880's. the weather information, a big storm, or cold.

service road from 95 to exit at bill city. 95 is still open but below speed inbound toward the bridge -- woodbridge. let's get a check on today's forecast. veronica: tracking an early taste of winter for the upcoming weekend. first, today. not too bad. we are under clear skies. we got rid of the rain from yesterday. that moved out late with a little thunder. skies, 45. a little cooler south and east. fredericksburg, 39. this morning, a warm jacket, mid 40's by late morning. another 10 degrees by lunchtime. a few more degrees by the afternoon. it is going to be windy today. winds at 20 miles per hour. the next couple of days our hair is going to look like that. saturday, doubt into the low 30's. your seven-day forecast in about 10 minutes. larry: our big story this morning, fears reaction to donald trump's election victory. >> protests breaking out across the country annexed or security precautions going up around trump hotel at the old post office pavilion. larry: john gonzalez is live for us. john: good morning. after overnight all around the country and here in d.c., we're on pennsylvania avenue

. >> host: woodbridge virginia, good morning.ity >> caller: you are doing a aall good job much more than all thec major corporate media and i commend you for that. hillary being guilty of espionage there is no criminal activity in the prosecution rivals and it's kind of this political thing because nobody other than hillary was hurt and nobody lost their lives.ion is f her reputation is for good decision-making and having confidence in the nation. i'm pretty sure she learned from that. but compare that to the line to go to war in torturing people, a lot of people lost their lives or were damaged by bath and congress refused even to up prosecute and we are still trying to clean up th that mess. it's like going through surgery where the person has a mortal wound and they are paying attention to a makeover. it's obviously political when guu compare to that. >> host: mr. vladeck? >> guest: in fairness to the principle of the critics i think the concern about using private e-mail servers is not just bad judgment but they are more vulnerable to the intrusion especially by the foreign governmen

gainesville, manassas, rain moving in and through, as well as around woodbridge, essentially maybe even clipping areas of northwest d.c. wet pavement out there, 51, with a steady rain wrapping up at 9 a.m., 10 a.m. this morning. another little round coming your way around 2:00, 3:00. a cold or weekend awaits. hours. this is the national tree lighting starting at 6:30. temperatures will be dropping into the 40's. with the wind it will start to feel like we are in the 30's. a cold weekend. even through the month of november, julie. julie: maybe i will get to sit on santa's flat. veronica: that's a long christmas list. [laughter] julie: on the westbound on the freeway near 607. i just got off the phone talking about another crash at the waterfront, tying up the center roadway off of 395 out of virginia. crashes after university boulevard on the left side, backing up traffic before the icc to the beltway. that's a 30 minute commute bumper-to-bumper delays remain. back in the next 10 minutes, keeping a close eye on the roads and rails. autria: this morning, it doesn't matter who you voted fo