search continues tonight for a family of six after two more bodies are found today in what's left of a maryland mansion after it went up in flames. >> we're tracking a nor east friday night into -- nor'easter friday night into saturday. >> deflategate is showing no signs of blowing over, but tonight both new england coach and quarterback say they played by the rules. >>> gruesome discovery tonight, a man found dead outside a maryland home. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm lesli foster. police are not saying if they have a lot to go on that murder in prince george's county. >> the man was shot to death in the 8200 block of imperial drive in lawyer around 3:00 this afternoon. our jim osman is live with neighbors' reaction. >> reporter: neighbors are in shock tonight as police are looking for a killer. long time residents who live near the murder scene of the 8200 block of imperial drive in laurel say they've never seen this kind of trouble. 1 woman found out what happened from her daughter as the woman was heading back home. you've never heard anything like this happen in a

bill due to be presented in the maryland house this >>> only on 9 tonight a maryland delegate is trying to vow again after a av of credit -- a wave of criticism caused her to promptly withdraw her bill. >> it was to increase the age of a teenage baby-sitter from 13 to 15. >> reporter: i'm andrea mccarren where delegate the sheryl glenn said the bill had nothing to -- delegate sheryl glenn said the bill had nothing to do with parental rights. >> people thought that i was trying to make til for responsible parents to -- make it illegal for responsible parents to have their children baby-sitting and i was trying to incarcerate responsible parents. >> reporter: she said last year alone young children were left unattended in maryland 580 times. >> i think the message for these kinds of one size fits all laws is slow down. >> reporter: free range parents viewed the withdraw of the bill as a victory. >> we won't have to worry about a 14-year-old responsible teen- ager watching someone who is under 3 for five minutes. we don't have to world about child protective services -- worry about child p

both maryland and d.c. will see increases in the minimum wage, maryland going up to $8 an hour tomorrow, d.c. increasing from 9.50 to 10.50 july 1st. >>> tonight chick-fil-a is warning customers of a possible data breach saying it's received reports of unusual activity involving payment cards at several restaurants capping a tough year for american businesses trying to protect themselves against security breaches. chick-fil-a says customers will not be held responsible for fraudulent charges. >>> lucky for us we have an unseasonable and unusual weather predicament. too much sun could delay the start of the winter classic. it could be postponed as much as 90 minutes because of a forecast that calls for a lot of sunshine. the deputy commissioner says that sun and its glare could pose a player safety issue. >>> here's another safety issue, tents flying around in high winds. check out this crazy scene near the site of tomorrow's rose bowl game in pasadena. a dust devil grabbed hold of some pavilion tents and wo

the fire did kill don and sandy pyle and their four grand children. >>> a maryland man was sentenced to three years in jail today after pleaded guilty to -- pleading guilty to kidnapping and assaulting a judge. rickley senning kidnapped audrey creighton's car and crashed it into another vehicle injuring a 13-year-old boy and his dad. it is unclear whether judge creighton will face punishment for having that relationship with a convicted felon. >>> a hyattsville man was sentenced to two years in prison in a deadly hit and run. he pleaded guilty in connection with the death of 22-year-old cory hubbard crossing route 1 near campus when he was struck last january. surveillance video shows adepo stumbling out of a bar shortly before the crash. >>> tomorrow night is midnight for uva fraternities. requests go out to students for membership and celebrations follow. the national conference has ordered sororities not to take part citing safety concerns. some women on campus say that smacks of gender discrimination. today uva president theresa sullivan said the npc did not consult them on the m

all right time to find out about these maryland terps though. sure they beat michigan state on the road but could they go on a sleepy wednesday and beat a team that's not great but tough. i told you at 6:00, illinois is one of those type of teams let's go it to it. i'm not afraid of champaign- urbana. maybe the troops should have been. i call this they are comandeering the cotton but maryland only shot 36% and illinois, malcolm hill, illinois found their thrill on malcolm hill. [laughter] he was going . that's part of a 13-0 run and more hill, he had 28 points and maryland beaten on the road 64-57. >> another good one, good wednesday night of basketball virginia hosting nc state, good game. kyle washington from the corner the little lefty stroke here corner pocket and book here with 13 and wolf pack looking for the upset but virginia' defense, what do they always tell you? trail the play you never know what's going to happen. justin anderson follows it up with a flush and eventually pulling away and they take it 61-51 and they are 14 and 0 on th

. >>> a maryland man is accused of assaulting a mother and her child, urge arrest tonight 27- year-old james lee. la plata police say monday lee got into a neighbor's car and asked her to drive him to the charles county sheriff's office claiming he was on pcp and that somebody was trying to kill him. according to investigators, while on the way to the sheriff's office lee began to assault the woman's 2-year-old daughter in the back seat. when the girl's mother tried to intervene, he attacked her, too. several citizens saw what was going on and held lee down until an officer could get there. the little girl is hospitalized with injuries to her eyes and her face. the mother was treated and released. >>> a son of the late marion barry is under investigation for an incident at a bank. according to a police report, barry got into an argument and threatened a worker at the bank in northwest d.c. yesterday. he picked up a trash can and launched it into a surveillance camera witnesses say. turns out this is not barry's first run-in with the law. he's had charges for drug possession and driving

under maryland law children under the age of 8 cannot be left unattended in a dwelling or car. there has to be somebody there at least 13 years old to take care of them. >>> tomorrow the united states holocaust memorial museum will hold a special ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz, the nazis largest extermination camp. >> 1 to 1.5 million people died in that camp and every year there are fewer left to remember the horror, but we talked to one of them, marty white, 70 years clutching his ration bowl can still move white to tears. >> when i first saw it, it had such an impact on me. even now i still see how important it was. just a bowl. >> white was 15 when the fascists deported him and his parents and five brothers and sisters to auschwitz. his mother and three sisters were gassed within hours of arriving and his father was forced into starvation. he now volunteers at the holocaust museum. >>> 1.7 million bucks is how much the special olympics said was raised by the police polar bear plunge. 5,700 people from across the state took the plunge in

the maryland terrapins are the best team in the big 10 right now by records. pump the brakes on that. still a long way to go. but it's an impressive perch, i would say. saturday was a clear statement to the rest of the league they're a force to be reckoned with. legendary coach gary williams, hall of famer honored during the game. he saw a good one. jake for the twirl, the swirl. he's a tough matchup. tremble was the story though, crossing up the defender right before halftime. 40-26. in the second half jarod with the step-back. one of eight different terps to score. maryland 75-59. he said the freshman was the x factor. >> i've seen him do that many times. it was great to see jake got himself going and i thought defensively we were as good as we've been and have. >> i never made someone fall. i never made a move like that in my life. i was pretty excited myself. i didn't know what to do. i already started celebrating. >> all right, he had 26. georgetown in a battle. 30 seconds to go. smith rivera putting the hoyas up by one. he had 14 points. 15 second to go,

maryland survives, 69-60. the terps are 15-2. >>> virginia and notre dame, malcolm, don't need to ask. he is a smooth operator. fade away fire there. uva by two. 4:00 to go, tied, justin anderson, local kid, drains the three. makes a 9-0 run and virginia wins 62-56. virginia is 15-0. so some great basketball going on around here. >>> georgetown in the mix, they lost. >> let's talk about virginia. they can take an off-ramp? >> they are elite 8. they went there last year and played great defense, they are a good ball club. they have some juniors and seniors. tony bennett is a heck of a coach. >> three unbeaten left. >> yes. kentucky, virginia, and i think duke. virginia is an experienced ball club. >>> we'll have a at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. how can i avoid maintenance fees? why would you want to avoi

now, republican larry hogan will be spending his first night in the maryland governors mansion. governor hogan attended tonights inaugural gal a after taking the oath of office earlier today. in his speech outside the maryland state house in annapolis, hogan called on lawmakers to put aside partisanship and get to work for all marylanders. >> partisanship should never denegrate the legacy entrusted to us by our founders. to my friends across the aisle i assure you it will never play a role in my decision-making. >> governor hogan is only the second republican to hold maryland's highest office since the 1960's. >>> tomorrow marks the annual march for life here in washington. thousands will gather for a pro life rally at noon on the national mall and then it will march to the u.s. supreme court and they are expected to call on justices to overturn the landmark decision that established a womans right to an abortion 42 years ago. >>> local school children got the chance to play in the white house today. first lady michelle obama welcomed students today for a special reading of dr.

maryland. today's first responders from across central maryland paid tribute to steciak who lived in columbia, maryland. he was a paid paramedic with the bel air fire company and a captain with the west friendship volunteer fire department also in howard county. >> it's bittersweet and for obvious reasons it is a sad day. we lost a friend, a brother, a team member. that very person we honor today is the reason that we're all together.

this happened earlier this month at a pharmacy in district heights, maryland. fortunately no one was hurt. police suspect the same group is responsible for other armed robberies in the d.c. area and they are offering reward money for information that helps them close this case. >>> smoke on a metro line led to an incident earlier this month in which one passenger died and dozens were sickened. the smoke and arcing insulators are not uncommon on metro. listen to what the acting fire chief in montgomery county had to say today at a county council hearing on metro safety. >> heaviest load of that was in 2014 with 20 events. we balanced back out to 14 events last year with 12 events in 2012. >> that's 46 smoke and arcing incidents during the previous three years in montgomery county alone. acting chief goldstein says there's been at least one incident already in the county and as for that incident near the l'enfant station is still under investigation by the ntsb. >>> washington nationals outfielder jayson werth will spend five days behind bars after pleading guilt

maryland basketball, big ten home opener against minnesota. grand theft orange, he had 12.7 rebounds. terps winning this one with defense. jake, one of nine blocks for the terps. the terps in general very pleased with defense. >> defensively in the second half, besides fouling, we were really good. and offensively, we're not on all cylinders. and we have to figure that out. in the end, our defensive rebounding was good enough. >> all right, let's move on. here's the good father. georgetown ranked 25th in the ap poll. rivera didn't shoot well today. he knocked that one down there. he also got some help, lj peek. peek performance by the proper freshman. 76-61. nice bounce back win for the hoyas. >> it's good to get a win. you lose and think the world is coming to an end. in this conference, it's going to be like this all year. we are going to beat each heotr up, but it's good to come back home and get a win. >> let's take you back. look right there. the raven picking up the towel. i love that. baltimore getting on top early. bernard pierce insid

. >>> furloughs and tuition hikes, a double whammy at university of maryland. tonight the school president sent out an e-mail saying the university must slash spending by $15.6 million to help the state with a huge deficit. under the campus cutbacks faculty, staff and administrators will be furloughed up to three days and students face a tuition hike that kicks in for this year's spring semester. so for on campus undergrads it's a tuition hike of $76 a one time surcharge of $76. the cut will mothball some campus construction projects and the university will have to return $6 million in state funding. >>> coming up big block of cheese day is back. >> so is the cast of the west wing. this year it's going to be better than ever. we'll explain. >> but up next why the white house is saying the world can't wait any longer to take action on climate change. >> high temperature 48 today, 42 at dulles. wakeup weather, cold to start. good news, no winds tomorrow but 18 to 28 at 6:00, 20s at 8:00, 24 to 32 by 10:00. we'll come back. i have adjusted the forecast a >>> montg

maryland did not. the terps did not shoot poorly earlier in the week. they are still simmering in bloomington, where the hoosiers shot 68% from the free. >>> indiana shooting lights out in the home win. whatever they threw out came down in the nylon. the 17 point loss was the worst of the season for the team, but you have to put it find you, which is what they are trying to do. >> we are paying attention to detail. the team can spread you, good offensive team. they run a ton of stats, they have would be focused and better defense than we were the other night. >> i think it is easy to put it behind you. most teams have one game like that a season. it happened to be that game. >>> northwestern tomorrow, don't sleep the wildcats. >>> the wizards opening up a swing against a diminished portland team. aldridge was thought to miss tonight and the next eight weeks due to thumb surgery, but he opted to delay it. he is playing tonight. it didn't matter. there he is there. it didn't matter because the wizards are on a roll. look at bradley beal, shot out of a can

maryland holding on to win this one as they beat no. 24 rutgers tonight. a lot of good stuff going on at the verizon center these days. how about the caps? they're going to melt the ice they're so hot. the key? one man coach barry trotz said quietly fixed all the thing critics said were wrong with the caps. they're a more fundamentally sound team, playing tough defense, crowding the net. this success shouldn't surprise anybody, did the same thing in nashville before coming to d.c., the only coach in the franchise's history before leaving for d.c., our gain is their loss and the players there still love him. listen up. >> he was here such a long time, helped built this organization to where it is. i think everyone will see when he comes back tomorrow what kind of reception he gets how much he means to this community. >> he's a rock star. it was funny like people would see him out and everybody knew who he was. he was probably the most well known person. yeah, it will be exciting for him. >>> tribute to john wall, there's a reason this guy is leading the eas

the second highest ranking episcopal bishop in maryland is in jail charged with manslaughter and a whole lot more in a deadly hit and run. bishop heather cook turned herself into baltimore police after charges were filed today and prosecutors say cook hit and killed a cyclist december 27th, left the scene and came back a half hour later. her blood alcohol level was almost three times the legal limit and she was texting when she hit bicyclist tom palermo from behind in a bike lane. if convicted, cook faces up to 10 years. >>> there will be no gag order in the jesse matthew case. matthew is the suspect in the murder of uva student hannah graham. he's set to go on trial on attempted murder and sex assault charges stemming from a 2005 attack in fairfax county. today the judge rejected math new's attorney's request for a gag order. -- matthew's attorney's request for a gag order. >> we oppose the gag order because i think it is important for the public to have access to information about how the process works. i think it appropriate moments confidence in the court -- promotes confidence in th

mary's city into southern maryland, temperatures in the 30s, but clouds moving through. after that you will clear out. here comes arctic air. by 6:00 we're back in the 20s across the board. we'll talk about wind chills tomorrow night. temperatures willing in the teens about 23 hours from now. 10:00 19 in leesburg, manassas. in fact, wind will be about 5 above if you're going out tomorrow. if you're going out late tomorrow, we're looking at maybe 19. [ audio difficulties ] be fine for the commuters, but watch that carefully. i think the mild air will win and it will go to all rain with temps around 40. tuesday dry and cold, wednesday showers possible and possibly snow thursday with highs in the mid-30s. >> we're still watching how much snow. >> one model has sunny. 1 model has rain and 42. one model has snow, so at this point it's a little hard. >>> so caps, wizards, what's up? >> caps, they're streaking in a good way. >> we got a lot coming up in this sportscast. tonight we're saluting one of d.c.'s finest, alex ovechkin, of course, a lot of impressive stats, but this mi

at a business along the 1400 block of maryland avenue in northeast. you think you can identify the person in this video please give d.c. police call. you could be eligible for a $10,000 reward. >>> d.c. police released this video of two people they call persons of interest in a robbery that took place right along the street. they are hoping you can take a good look and identify these two. this all happened wednesday before noon near 14th and oak streets in northwest. if you know anything about this case, call d.c. police. again, you could be eligible for a reward of $10,000. >>> tonight an important safety alert for travelers who use e cigarettes. >> danielle nottingham reports the faa says the electronic alternative to tobacco cigarettes can pose a fire risk. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration says e cigarettes stored even in checked baggage can be dangerous. on friday the faa issued a warning to u.s. carriers that e cigarettes can pose a fire hazard in the cargo compartment of planes. earlier this month at los angeles international air

that would be the same group responsible for hackinwboc tv earlier in maryland this month. the cyber attack on twitter and youtube accounts came just as president obama was addressing data breaches on target and other retailers. the president wants consumers to be notified in 30 days if their information has been compromised. critics say a federal law could weaken laws already in place in most states. >>> the university of virginia has reinstated the fraternity at the center of a now discredited rolling stone article on an alleged gang rape. investigators could not confirm a rape occurred at the phi kappa psi fraternity house. in a rolling stone article a female student claimed she was gang raped back in 2012. after the article was published, the university temporarily suspended fraternity activities. the rolling stone apologized for the article and charlottesville police will release the findings of their investigation when it's complete. >>> coming up move over detroit, first fleet of a new type of car is set to be manufactured right here in the d.c. area. >> reporter: do

. >> maryland, the road crews were out pretreating the roads with salt brine today. the state highway administration says trucks will be out treating the roads with salt to give traction. >>> dc snow team have been treating roads to reduce the chance of freezing and we will be up early tomorrow as well. wusa 9 news starts at 4 a.m. with the latest traffic and weather conditions. you can monitor all of this on our mobile app. it is free from the apple itunes and google play stores. >>> full service has been restored on metro's yellow line more than 24 hours following the tragedy at the l'enfant plaza metro. the train where one woman died and dozens were overcome by smoke. the train is held out of service as part of the ongoing investigation. all metro hines had been adjusted due to the incident are now back to normal and metro expects to resume regular service on all lines tomorrow morning. >>> today we also learned more about the woman who died in that smoke filled metro car. 61-year-old carol glover lived in alexandria. >> she was a government contractor and she spe

., maryland and virginia on what they know thus far. afterwards those lawmakers will hold a press conference and separately the ntsb will also speak to the news media. carol glover of alexandria died. more than 80 other passengers were sickened when smoke filled a yellow line train inside the tunnel near the l'enfant plaza station. >>> there's word metro might raise fares and cut back service. in a budget document still in the works metro is considering boosting rail and bus fare 10 cents per ride. during peak hours it might run trains every eight minutes instead of six currently. we head to the mclaren and metro stop to see what folks thought about all this. >> that's a pretty awful idea. metro already costs me a lot to go to work every day. >> the fare hike if they have to raise it, i think the worst part would be really if they changed the train times. commuting you really want the fastest time possible. >> i'm still going to take it. it's the only way i can get to work. >> metro says the possible fare hikes and cuts in service are w

southern maryland a trace to an inch and in the immediate beltway about an inch of snow. the snow arrives before dawn, 20 to 26 degrees, winds south 5 to 10 miles an hour. tuesday morning the snow is most intense, heavy bands possible. it's going to be snow showers for the most part and 20s. the snow ends in the afternoon, still cold, a high of 30 to 36 degrees. tomorrow is the yellow alert because of the morning snow and a few snow showers are possible wednesday, but that is from the lake effect, a high of 30 degrees and the wind will make it feel like it's in the single digits. the wind could gust up to 40 miles per hour on wednesday and in the first alert seven-day forecast we'll see that frigid air staying in place thursday, a high of 26 degrees, a little bit of rebound friday. make sure if you haven't already done it, download the wusa9 news app. you can get school closings there. it has all the latest forecast information on it right there in that one app. >> we start at 4 a.m. tomorrow. >>> bitter cold, but d.c. rising. >> might be back on the rise now. wizards wer

. >>> we're hearing from the family of a 13-year-old maryland boy who died after falling into an icy pond. he and three other boys were walking on the frozen pond near the high school sunday afternoon, several eyewitnesses helped pull a 12-year-old boy from the water and two other boys made it to the shore on their own. but he was in the water for more than an hour before rescuers were able to get him out. >> he is just so special, he would do anything for you, everybody loved him. >> he was pulled from the pond in cardiac arrest, he had a light pulse but did pass away yesterday afternoon. >>> a close call, twice, for a family. in the middle of the night, the mendozas wake up to find water rushing into their basement apartment, while trying to get away from that, they jump into the family car and it gets swallowed by a sink hole. everybody is okay, the cause of this trouble, there was a water main break right on there which had severely damaged seven homes with basements under water and backyards simply washed away. >> i couldn't believe it. i'm like, i thought i was going to stop bu

making their way into northern maryland, maybe a few flurries, a quick snow shower that could put down a little dusting. we're not looking at accumulating snow tomorrow. wind gust tracker is the big story as we head into tomorrow. in the morning winds will gust in the 25-mile an hour range. in the afternoon getting up between 30 and 35 miles per hour for those peak wind gusts and the winds will still be gusting thursday morning in the 20 to 25-mile an hour range and temperatures will be bitterly cold as well. so what do you need to do in an arctic blast like this? you want to prevent the pipes from freezing if you live in an old house, so keep the water running on a trickle and leave your cabinet doors open to have more access to that heat in your house for the pipes and make sure you bring your pets inside. all the way down to 14 in the suburbs tonight, 24 downtown, partly cloudy skies. then wednesday morning temperatures will be in the 20s, a few flurries possible but turning windy, winds north, northwest 15 to 25 miles per hour and we could gust to 40 miles per hour in the afternoon

from maryland north to new hampshire more than 5,000 black ice accidents were reported just yesterday. >> i'm just glad we don't have a lot of that in our area right now. >> it's been a pretty quiet winter. >>> one little clipper, watching another one on wednesday. it's weak, disorganized. we don't have the cold air in place either which we had with the last clipper and it's not nearly as strong as the last clipper either. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, what a great martin luther king day it was. we had 50 today. it's only 34 downtown and winds turned a bit out of the south, southwest at 6 and the relative humidity 75% which you would expect this time of year. a cold start but not windy tomorrow. bus stop temperatures 24 to 38, knocked off a couple degrees. quiet on tuesday, mix of sun and clouds. a weak clipper travels to our north tomorrow and dissipates. that will give us a mix of sun and clouds. the clipper wednesday will equal some rain or snow shower, but even if the atmosphere supports snow, which i think it will north of town, surfa

two young people were wounded near mishkan torah synagogue in greenbelt, maryland. >> reporter: the congregation mishkan torah had rented out their building to an outside group. while that event was underway two teen-agers were walking by and hit by gunshots. it was just before midnight when the two teenagers age 19 to 16 heard some kind of altercation and were hit by bullets, one in the shoulder, the other in the back. john oliver lives nearby and heard the shots. >> i heard a lot of yelling and like an argument going on outside. it was unusual. it was really loud and i look out the window and i saw these cats, like they had hoods on and they looked all young and it got louder and louder and all of a sudden i heard like -- it sounded like one of those cap guns. it didn't sound like a real gun. >> reporter: neighbors say incidents like this are rare in this neighborhood. >> it's very unusual. i did not know what was going on. >> reporter: both teens were taken to the hospital. their wounds are not live threatening. police have very little to go on but say the two victims were going to the event

match, two physical teams who don't like each other, playoff rivalry actually will be new for former maryland terp torrey smith. good luck, team. >> playing them in the playoffs, this is my first time, but there's a little history there. it's a big game for both of us. we're both playing with somewhat of a rivalry. >>> high school hoops, dematha taking on sierra canyon. stags down by four. late 4th quarter harvey trying it again. cody ryland says no, i'm part of the s.w.a.t. team. sierra canyon beats dematha 65- 60. >>> finally tonight it's a new year's tradition, resolutions, stop smoking, lose weight, get a boy friend, volunteer more, all that stuff. we make them for oursr'elves. what if we made them for our sports teams? so in honor of fun friday let's get to it. wusa9 providing new year's resolutions for our teams. first of all let's go to the skins, right? you got dysfunction, drama, perennial losing? how about that rambling state of the skins address by bruce allen on tuesday. here's a resolution, our twitter follower @susankennedy skins, whatever your gut instincts? do the exact opposi