abc's stephanie ramos is live in alexandria, virginia, where those polls will open up at 6:00 a.m. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, to you. you got it, voters can cast their ballots starting at 6 o'clock this morning here in alexandria, virginia and as soon as polls close in all 12 states, we could effectively have nominees for both parties. super tuesday is here. the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a u.s. territory will go to the polls today with 1610 delegates at stake. hours before polls open, the candidates zigzagging across the country holding rallies trying to nab those last minute votes in order to snag their party's nomination. >> let me be very clear to the men and women of texas. i will not compromise away your religious liberties. >> reporter: ted cruz hoping to win big in his home state of texas. talking religious liberty and the supreme court nomination. >> you know what they say about men with small hands. >> reporter: marco rubio's barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by t

alexandria to cairo has been hijacked. to land thes want plane in cyprus. as we get more detail, we will bring it to you. come with a roman often is here. -- camus the roman often is here. -- the justice department says they unlocked the phone with the help of an unnamed heard party and without compromise any data. apple says the case should've never been brought. virgin america is said to have received takeover offers from jetblue airways and alaska air. put is after the carrier itself up for sale going to people familiar with the matter. discussions between virgin america and the two bidders are ongoing and a deal could be announced as early as next week. black rock has joined pimco and recommending bonds as costs are set to pick up. the strategists say stabilizing oil prices and a tight or labor market can contribute to rising u.s. inflation. pimco has been telling investors to expect an acceleration this year. that as fed officials -- also note that costs are picking up. boss iser hsbc box -- among business leaders bac

egypt airplane was hijacked flying from alexandria to cairo. you can see live pictures here where the plane landed, it was in cypress and on the tarmac there. we understand there four people, four foreigners and flight crew that remain on the the crew, active negotiations, apparently highjackers did let people off the train and you can see more people let off that train. >> eighty-one passengers were on this flight. egypt's aviation authority say hijacker has claim to have a explosive's belt on him. the only demand so far is that police vehicles just move away from that aircraft. as you can see in the shot we don't see any of the emergency vehicles in that immediate the shot right next to the airplane. the story is still developing. we will get more information and then pass it the to you. >>> scary thing is they said that everything was well, they didn't have any independent case that there was any signs of stress in the air. >> but calmy walking off that plane in the live picture a very good sign. >> true. >> breaking news out of pennsauken,

it is super tuesday and voters at 6:00 this morning in alexandria, virginia. as soon as they close in 12 states we could effectively have a nominee for both parties. super tuesday is here. the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a u.s. territory will go to the polls today with 1,610 delegates at stake. hours before they open the candidates zig sagging across and holding rallies trying to grab last-minute votes. >> let me be very clear to the men and women of texas, i will not compromise the way -- >> reporter: ted cruz hoping to win big in his home state talking religious liberty. >> you know what they say about men with small hands. >> reporter: his barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by the end of the day but at a trump rally in virginia, tension. >> get them out. >> reporter: a large group of and as they passed a photographer from "time" magazine thrown to the ground by a secret service agent. the secret service now investigating. >> i don't think america has ever stopped being great.

that it was traveling from alexandria to cairo. there were conflicting reports as to how many people were on board. we can say that there were at least 50 passengers on board. and we are hearing that women and children may be allowed to disembark the plane. now, this, a lot of the information that's coming out, is obviously last minute, unconfirmed. greek media are showing the plane currently on the tarmac. i mean, we are having a very clear view of the plane there. and we have just heard that there is a team of negotiators approaching the plane as we speak. there does not seem to be any clarity as to what the demands of the highjacker or highjackers are so far. this is something that we may have to be if we wait a little longer to see, we know that this was a domestic flight. while over cyprus airspace made the demand, the request to land and where it is now. it's also appears to be the case that the airport is now shut. we are waiting to get a little bit more information to that. this really is a breaking news story. all the info

alexandria, virginia. 3 super tuesday is here?the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election.voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today ?with 16- hundred and 10 delegates at stake.hours before polls open?.the candidates zig zagging across the country holding rallies trying to nab those last minute votes in order to snag their partys nomination.cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights."ted cruz hoping to win big in his home state of texas talking about religious liberty and the supreme court nominationnats rubio rally -"you know what they say about a man with small hands..." marco rubio's barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by the end of the day ?.but at a trump rally in virginia? tension 12:55:45get em out of here please. a large group of student protestors?ma rched out of the event. and as they pass?a photographer from time magazine?thrown to the ground by a secret service agent. the secret service n

kendis and reena, back to you. >> live in alexandria, virginia, steph, thanks so much. >>> now to what's really at stake today. there are key state s for the democrats and republicans. >> to break it down abc's lana zak is live in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. no single candidate could win the nomination today, however, for donald trump and hillary clinton, this could be their opportunity to really pull ahead. is texas. ted cruz's home state where he has a slim lead in a recent poll. it is the biggest delegate prize of the day and experts say it is a must win for cruz. there are 595 total delegates up for grabs in the gop. more than a quarter come from texas and there are many more delegates at stake for the democrats. 1,015 delegates are up for grabs. bernie sanders will likely win his home state of vermont but a recent poll has clinton with a slight lead in neighboring massachusetts. for sanders to keep this rice close he needs to win in the south but six of those, alabama, arc, a, georgia, texas, tennessee and virginia have significant black populations, an elec

it happened on alexandria pike in cold spring... fox19 now's mike schell is live on the scene... mike what's new with the investigation? schell remote the campbell county major accident response team spent the day reconstructing the crash... 2chief "it happened so quick. edit over the median and it was a head on collission and it happened just that quick." 30-year- old...desirae hensley and her 8- year-old daughter...jakyra cundiff were killed when their car was struck by 37-year- old tammy feinauer of crestview... the news of the crash sent jakyra's school into a state of shock and disbelief... 1susan "it has been a difficult day for all of us, our staff and our students." susan rath is the 2nd grader's principal at reiley elementary in alexandria.... 2susan "kyra is just a part of our roadrunner family here at reiley and she comes in everyday with a smle on her face and is just ready to learn. she's always giving towards others and helpful and she's just been a great student and our students and our staff edit they're just devastated today." this... as the school district provi

. >>> this elevator in this five story apartment building in alexandria hasn't worked since february 1st. and right now you're feeling -- >> tired. very tired. i need to sit down. >> it's a life-saving device experts say so easy to use even a kid can do it. when you build one of the biggest retail businesses in america, you spend a lot of time working closely with elected officials. from secretaries to presidents you learn what works in government and what doesn't. and if you're david trone you take those lessons all the way to congress. you pledge to take nothing from pacs or corporations because the only special interest a congressman should have is you and he'll promise to work with anyone if it'll get things done. after all he's spent 30 years working both sides of the aisle. i'm david trone and i approve this message. companies must adapt.changing environment, but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationship with someone that understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know

abc's stephanie ramos reports from alexandria, virginia. super tuesday is here? the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today ?with 16-hundred and before polls open?.the candidates zig zagging across the to nab those snag their partys nomination. cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights." ted cruz hoping to win big in his home state of texas talking about religious liberty and the supreme rally -"you know what they say about a man with small hands..." marco rubio's barrage of insults against donald trump subsiding by the end of the day ?. but at a trump rally in virginia? tension 12:55:45 get em out of here please. a large group of student protestors?marched out of the event. and as they pass?a photographer from time magazine?thrown to the ground by a secret service agent. the secret service now investigating. sot hrc "america's already great- make it whole again" hillary clinton - hoping to keep her le

another nest is getting a lot of attention and this one is in alexandria. these eagle parents nicknamed george and ma that appear to have some of their own. >> there's one in particular that's garn ared a lot of attention. there's no web cam or national spotlight but it is part of the view that some people say they would not >> mom's not moving. >> reporter: on this quiet alexandria street, way up in the trees just above the gw parkway is a view that john lawson can only describe as. >> breath taking. i'll just watch the bald eagles fly by. >> look closely and you'll see it. it's a nest. and while we've met mr. and mrs. president at the national arboretum, this is george and martha's home. >> i'm watching my eagles. they were here last year at about this time. i think the female is sitting on another egg. george is flying around finding food. >> reporter: bald eagles are long off the endangered list but their ignore. >> we can't see in the nest but their behavior is consistent of those of expectant eagle parents. the question is what would be the little one

the current first family spent part of their easter in alexandria, th eobamas celebrating easter at a historic church. it's the same one the first family attended last year. unt turned into a shoving match in connecticut this week. organizers of this event say the hunt was supposed to take place in three stages so plenty of kids could take part in the fun. but parents did not seem to pay much attention to the procedure. >> it was like locusts. everybody descended and left. >> i'm not going to take my kid somewhere and now i feel like you're not putting their safety in any way, shape, or form. apparently the first parents got all the goods, leaving the second and third waves with nothing. there were plenty of disappointed children. it is a waiting game. that, and why the cherry blossoms aren't the only reason you can see a lot of traffic in the area this week, when we come back. we are going to check in with devon lucie for a look at what the weather will be like for your work week. kimberly: right now a glimpse of two superstars in the city. these are freedom and justice, the eagles o

we have an issue to start off with in alexandria. the water main break in mace for most of the morning, the afternoon and continueing to the evening rush. only one lane getting by in the inner state, the capital beltway, approaching the wilson bridge. 395. if you approach endsall road. a crash 295 at mall com "x." seeing a backup behind this. expect it southbound on 295. mike mentioned the closures for tomorrow. metro, mount vernon square will be closed tonight at 8:00 p.m. the alternate, hop off and gallery place or shaw. jump outside and this is traffic on 66 leaving the city. sun glare delay. no crashes to report. back to you. jonathan: thank you. traffic is not the only thing moving slow. nice weather and you notice people are walking downtown. taking th extend the lunch break longer. doug: works for me. michelle: why not? it's about to change. doug: tomorrow showers in the afternoon. but before that's nice. lower 70's and breezy. we could getn thursday. but the thursday shower and thunderstorms are likely. we will take care of t

nine on your sides ashley is there on alexandria pike near the double-a highway. ashley.. what is the latest on the investigation. investigators have been on the scene for hours. they are are trying to determine what caused this fatal crash. a crash that killed two people and injured another. when first responders responded to alexandria pike they discovered a mother and "it's horrifying. it's probably the worst thing that you can see in law enforcement. 11cold spring police chief brian messer says the mother and her daughter were going north on us 27 when another car going south crossed over to their lane. that car hit them head-on. the female driver is now at u-c hospital with unknown injuries. messer says this area is not prone to accidents. the campbell county accident reconstruction team will determine the cause of the crash.04:54 we have officers over at uc trying to investigate with the other person that was in the car and determine what information they can provide for us. 02 according to the campbell county dispatchers, drugs are believed to be a factor when i ask

abc's stephanie ramos brings us the latest from alexandria, virginia " " the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today ?with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. cruz "let me tell the men and women of texas this, i will not compromise away your religioio liberty rights." ted cruz hoping to win big in his home e state of texas talking about religious liberty and the supreme court nomination but at a trump rally in virginia? tension 12:55:45 get em out of here please. a large group of student protestors?marche d out of the event. and as they pass?a photographer from time magazine?thrown to the ground by a secret service agent. the secret service now investigating. sot hrc "america's already great- make it whole again" hillary clinton - hoping to keep her lead over bernie sanders? sanders " now it is time for massachusetts to lead the politicalrevolution."tag- here in virginia - voter r rnout today is expected to be huge - much more than the last time both parties held presidential primaries.

pike in alexandria. their funeral services are tomorrow at 11 a-m.the two were killed in a head-on crash on u-s 27 in cold spring last thursday.we have a link to a go-fund-me page set up to help with funeral expenses on local12-dot-com.any extra money will go to desirae's surviving 18-month-old daughter. 3 a new bill is on its way to the kentucky house that would reduce penalties for teens convicted of sexting.the measure would spare teens from being charged with a felony if they get caught trading nude pictures.the crime would become a misdemeanor for a teens would not wind up on the sex offender registry. 3 time/temp.in more local news ...teams will get creative with canned goods for a good cause today ...this is video from last year's canstruction competition.local construction and design firms sponsor and build each unique creation out of canned goods.they go on display around downtown.. and then all of the food goes to the freestore foodbank to feed the hungry.local12's perry schaible will have more

fox5's alexandra limon is life tonight in l alexandria with more. hey, alex. >>reporter: this is the place where some of of those preparations are happening.g. trucks coming by loading up witp salt and sand and then spreading out throughout the northernhe virginia area to look forook trouble spots just in case. now, the virginia department ofi transportation tells me they have just under 500 plows and trucks spread out throughout thh area.area but what they are not doing is pretreating because all of thete rain. a spokesperson telling me it's pointless. it would have been all washed away. instead what they're doing isoin driving looking for any icy spots, things like bridges or ramps. if there are slick spots or the areas to help fix the problems. what we're really focusing on i the pavement areas. whatever has fallen so far. if we start seeing very low pavement temperatures then we'r' going to start t getting icy spots which is why aringing to be our main concern. > just under 500 crews are oute on the street, so the virginia defendant transportation askingn

tommy. >> huge news for old town alexandria. they just won topping the list of the best in the country. this becomes a thing saying it's because of doug friendliness -- doug friendliness -- dog friendliness and bow text. it is 7 miles from downtown d.c. torpedo factory and pbs show mercy street has a lot to do because it's based in alexandria. huge shout out to our beeps across the river. >> well done. >> thanks, tommy. >>> a man accused of attempting to scale the white house fence is waking up in a d.c. jamaica this morning charged with unlawful entry. the white house lockdown around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. lafayette park evacuated for 40 minutes and visitors scrambling to flee the area. secret service said the man never made it to the white house grounds. back to you. >>> yeah, it's nice. really nice. temps in the -- really, really, really nice. temperatures in the 50s this morning. low to mid-70s this afternoon. some will maybe touch 80 tomorrow and a few more on thursday. it will be a record. over 9 weekend it cools off a

there's another one in alexandria. >> the eagles george and martha. jim lokay is here with more. >> if anybody knows about the next hatch ling, it's going to be shawn. >> there's so many eagles' nests out there, but there's one in particular that's guarded a lot of attention. there's no web cam, but this is all part of a view that some say they wouldn't trade the world for. >> mom is not moving. >> reporter: on this quiet alexandria street way up in the trees just above the gw parkway is a view that john can describe as. >> breathtaking. >> look closely and you'll see it. it's a nest. and while we've met mr. and mrs. president at arboretum, this is george and ma -- martha's home. >> i'm watching my eagles. i think the female is sitting on another egg. >> reporter: their majesty is hard to ignore, they find a way to coexist so close to city living. >> so wonderful to know that they're coming back the second time they built up on their nest. i'm going to be able to watch this every year as long as i'm here. >> we can't see in the nest but their behavior

mike: i'm mike carter-conneen in old town alexandria. several artists are fighting the management structure yvette: i was running for my life. he was flicking matches on me... my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, compassion. i felt like i could trust him. narrator: glenn ivey. as state's attorney, a proven leader. in congress, he'll combat domestic violence, and protect president obama's legacy. glenn: i'm glenn ivey and i approve this message, because i'm on your side. alison: there is proposed changes to the management structure. the changes were recommended in a controversial report by the outside a handful of artists have been here from the beginning. 42 years. >> a wonderful community. >> there are concerns after cultural planning group called for self-appointing board of directors. the current board is made of 15 members, artist and some nonartists some appointed by the city council. >> it wouldn't a ral cad change. >> i haven't seen

nine on your sides ashley is there on alexandria pike near the double-a highway. ashley.. what is the latest on the investigation. investigators have been on the scene for hours. they are are trying to determine what caused this fatal crash. a crash that killed two people and injured another. when first responders responded to alexandria pike they discovered a mother and her small child dead. 05:07 "it's horrifying. it's probably the worst thing that you can see in law enforcement. 11cold spring police chief brian messer says the mother and her daughter were going north on us 27 when another car going south crossed over to their lane. that car hit them head-on. the female driver is now at u-c hospital with unknown injuries. messer says this area is not

reports also say he is veterinarian from alexandria egypt. now, right now, egypt civil air minister says three passenger and four crew members are on board and dozens of others were released earlier. there are reports eight americans were on board and it's unclear whether they're among those still being held. obviously details still coming but very bizarre twist. whole love angle is latest and most interesting. >> you know how hold he is? >> have not heard how old he is just vet from alexandria in egypt and wanted to go to cypress and in love with a woman in cypress. >> more throughout the morning breaking closer to home several people in montgomery count question rescued from a townhouse overnight. this started 3 a.m. in bethesd bethesda. fire officials say it was electrical i issue that started fire and caused about $250 woman of damage. and capitol hill trying to get back to normal today after police say a man pulled a gun at security check point yesterday. >> capital visitor center reopened. as for spus suspect larry dawson we were learni

they found him unresponsive on sussex drive last night in the alexandria section of fairfax county. detectives are still trying to figure out what happened and there is no word yet on who may be responsible. police say he lived on celtic drive. >>> sad news developments on a couple lien seen at the -- brussels attack at the airport. his wife is still unaccounted for. they currently live in belgium but were originally from tennessee and kentucky. his brother says he travels the world as a worker for a water filtration company. >>> story in the race for the white house. we have just learned that bernie sanders has taken the democratic caucus in the state of alaska. it's one of three state caucuses today. sanders has a good chance losing all three states. sanders says he's not going anywher anywhere. >> vermont senator bernie sanders drawing 15,000 people to a rally to seattle friday night. >> when i was the kid, i had a dream of being in a home play in a nature league full of hawks. >> reporter: if sanders is going to make a round on front runner hillary clinton, saturday would be a g

reporting from spca headquarters, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> big boom and clouds of dust took over part of north philadelphia this morning, more than 200-pound every dynamite, philadelphia housing authority imploded two of it highrises with that dynamite earlier this morning. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh with more on why the buildings are taken down and what will go up in their place >> the ants stood for years, down to rubble. many who watched the highrises crumble are part of generations, that grew up in that. >> i am holding back the tears, really hurting me here >> the implosion all part of transformation plan, dig out the decay. >> drug dealing, fights. >> make room for renewal >> ing it going to be prague he is, still rid billion dollars blighted building and shuttered schools. the hope is that with this plan in place, all of that will change. >> for neighbors in this community, the implosion, and road map to rebirth, are symbolic. >> like two more second, but i like it that right there, when they fall, you know, i like that right there too. >> the housi

that that raises questions about the security at alexandria airport. like i mentioned, cypress officials say he was not carrying explosives and how did he bluff people onboard. was he wearing a jacket and tell them i'm ready to blow up the plane. if he manage to enter the cock pit, did he talk to the pilot himself? we do know there was an air marshal onboard, because according to the egyptian transportation minister, the air marshal was among the seven people who remained on that plane before the whole crisis was over. what did the air marshal do, so still questions on aviation security even though they are not linking this man to terrorism. >> you watched the whole thing unfold over the past couple of hours. we saw these dramatic pictures of passengers walking off the plane and then there was that one passenger that actually climbed out of the window. i believe we're showing them on our screens right now. just talk us through how it finally all came to an end. >> well, after that plane was diverted to cypress, authorities closed the airport and starte

abc's stephanie ramos reports from alexandria, virginia. the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in a dozen states and a us territory will go to the polls today with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. super tuesday is here - the first day voters in multiple cast their ballets for a presidential nominee. the candidates are making last minute stops across the country trying to snag their party's nomination as voters head out to the polls in key voting states. abc's stephanie ramos reports from alexandria, virginia. pkg: there's a reason why its called super tuesday ?.it's the biggest voting day of the year leading up to the general election. voters in 12 states ---and a us territory for the polls today ?with 16-hundred and 10 delegates at stake. woman with kasich sticker on i believe that it's really important that we stay unified as a party and i really don't like all the negativity another man at rubio table donald trump is a bully and i think america needs a fighter not a bully.. rubio will fight fo

alexandria sheriffs have found the identity of the inmate who died in custody. he was 54 years old from puerto rico. he was in custody when he died following a medical emergency. because this is an in-custody depth, the alexandria police department will conduct a death investigation and the sheriff's office will conduct an internal review. i'm an yang at the live desk. >>> a pretty wild police in california with a woman behind the wheel. the driver new truck, lurched toward its owner and took off. it's not clear why she was running. the truck owner said she was worried the whole time someone would get seriously hurt. >> i was just screaming at her to stop. i had tears in my eyes and i was watching, praying she was not going to hurt somebody. >> reporter: the chase finally ended when the carjacker spun out, tried to get in the driver's side of the police cruiser when officers were able to tackle her to the ground. >>> one idea for taking your coffee on the go. student and inventor carl son brews up one cup of joe. just pop in one of those single serving travel po

prince william, prince george's fairfax, alexandria, washington, d.c. i'm going to get officer higginbotham here. what kind of calls are you receiving tonight? >> the listeners tonight are interested in cats in the community. i had a person describe a possum walking out in the daytime. that might be something as simple as somebody taking their gas grill out and a lawnmower for the first time and that is where the possum has been sleeping undisturbed for a long time. >> wildlife calls, farrell cats -- feral call calls. we are here tonight so if you have concerns about animal control or neglect or cruelty in the area the calls are confidential. we take your call until 6:30 tonight. we will take the feral cat calls and the wildlife calls as well. thank you so much. we'll be here until 6:30. give us a call. 703-236-9220. leon: all right. thanks, doc. coming up at 5:00, how a supreme court tie gives a win to unions. alison: also ahead at 5:00, a touching way a litter of puppies is honoring officers killed in line of duty. leon: how new help training is helpi

it happened in alexandria on tuesday. the teen was taken to the hospital. police are now investigate iinge crash. >>> the world health organization says pregnant women should not travel to areas where there are zika virus outbreaks. that's a stronger warning than those previously issued by the cdc that said to take precautions. the recommendation came during an emergency meeting yesterday. health officials also said sexual transmission is more common than previously thought. beenothe cigarettes to lung canf foods had a 49% higher risk of developing the disease. they elevate your blood sugar quickly and include foods like white bread, rice, potatoes and popcorn. >>> today for the first time ever the american academy of pediatrics will recommend that pediatricians screen children for poverty checkups. it's to help eliminate toxic health effects by catching it early. the aap called poverty one of the biggest health risks facing children in the united states. living in poverty can damage a child's brain development and long-term academic and ca children living

for now, todd dykes, live in alexandria. back to you. mark: this comes as the superintendent of north college hill schools says the middle and high schools had to be evacuated after the threat was called in. police and fire were called in to search the building, but the school says nothing was found. lisa: new developments into a 15-year-old, arrested after making threats on social media toward several local schools. wlwt news 5' s andrew setters is live in the newsroom with the latest on this part of the story. andrew: the teen is facing charges and will spend another night in juvenile lock-up after his parents failed to show for a hearing this morning. the 15 year-old is a student at dater high school. he was arrested overnight on charges of telecommunications harassment and inducing panic. on facebook, threats were posted targeting dater high, walnut hills, aiken, withrow, and woodward in the cincinnati public school district. the threats also mentioned schools like colerain and mount healthy along with statements like i' ll, quote be

it happened on alexandria pike in cold spring, kentucky. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa is live with the latest. tammy. tammy: just a tragic scene out here. a mother and daughter killed in a head-on collision. you can see 27 opened up the high need. you can see this video we shot a investigators say around 7:00 p.m., the mother and her little girl or going north on u.s. 27, when a car going south crossed the median and hit them head-on. investigators say the mother and daughter died on the scene. the woman who hit them was rest to the medical center. they are working on the crash scene. investigators are looking to see if drugs or alcohol factored in this terrible crash. >> it is horrifying. it is the worst thing you can see in law enforcement. we have officers trying to investigate, to determine what information they can provide for us. tammy: police are still notifying family members before releasing the names of the victims. reporting live cold springs, tammy mutasa. mike: still no word on the other drivers condition. neighbors frantic, whe

alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and iand unexpected hazards r golfer. see the surprising scare that made him sprint down the course. >> also, tree trouble in a local neighborhood. the mission one man is onto save these beautiful trees. we'll be right back. with heart failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. >> we love seeing our favorite animated characters on the big screen. but, there is quite a science behind making these movies. you can learn about the cool technology behind these picsar films in a new exhibit at the franklin institute. jan carabeo joining because special preview, i have to admit, kind of gel thus morning, i want to be there. >> fantastic new exeunt here at the franklin institute, called the scie

a scary afternoon for neighbors in alexandria. what began as argument between a father and son this morning eventually led towed gun shots allegedly being fired at police officers around dinner time. "fox5" maryland is live on the scene. marine a. i know that lucky no officers were hurt today. >> no one was hurt today. tony. and the chief here saying that his blood pressure spiked when he heard the call because it was too similar to what happened saturday in prince wul yum county. thankfully everyone here walked away alive. you'll s investigation continues this time internal affairs out here trying to figure out if everything the officers did was according to procedure and the chief says they did everything me had to do to make sure that everybody walked out of this just fine. and take a look at this slido. you'll see the suspect there in handcuffs. being placed into the ambulanc ambulance. he's 19 years old and saad javed and according to police he placed a call before 5:00 this afternoon. he was emotionally distressed and when o

reporting live, alexandria hoff, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> alex thank you so much. >>> well, a suspect meantime arrested after an unmarked police car was struck by gunfire in frankford is now facing charges. this incident happened on the 5300 block of head street last night. malik smith fired several shots that hit the car's bumper and pierced the radiator. the officer had two suspects from a narcotics arrest in the rear of the unmarked car. police initially arrested two men but the second man was cleared during the investigation. >>> stay with us everyone. a 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 else could be better around here? (man) i heard that. now get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, plus tv & phone for just $69.99 a month online with no annual contract. 100 meg speeds at a price this good? fios can do that. cable just can't. switch to better. switch to fios >> ♪ >> a pennsylvan

live tonight in alexandria. marina morocco, "fox5 local news". . >> the body of ashley guindon prince william county police officer killed on her first day on the job arrived in her home state of massachusetts today. ronald hamilton is accused of fatally shooting his wife crystal hamilton and opening fire in guindon and two other officers saturday night in woodbridge. hall ill ton bail and faces charges including capital murder. an a private funeral service is scheduled on sunday for officer guindon's family. >> we've learned a second lawsuit has been filed against prince george county school stemming from child pornography sdandle. deonteo caroway face as i dozen charges for allegedly videotaping children involved in sex acts and some cases happened at sylvania woods elementary school. a 9-year-old victim told his teacher about the abuse and she responded by saying "i don't believe you go sit down" board of education and super intend ept and principal and teen rear all named in a lawsuit. >> today the man accus

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flight ms-181 was on its way from alexandria to cairo, according to the airplane. the flight had 82 passengers, including eight americans. we will keep an eye on this story and of course bring you any developing details as we get them. >> indeed. so that flight has landed, and the hostage taker has released the vast majority of people on the plane so far. we'll bring you any developing facts on that story. >>> this morning's top corporate story. the high-profile legal battle between apple and the government is officially over after the fbi managed to unlock the iphone used by the san bernardino terrorist without the tech giant's help. according to the justice department, it has obtained the data from the device and is asking the court to vacate its order for apple's assistance in the matter. apple releasing a statement in response saying, this case should never have been brought. the firm also saying it would continue to increase the security of our products as the threat and attacks on our data become more frequent and sophisticated. this as the fbi may not reveal

that is where we will find "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff with the story, what do you know? >> reporter: well, nicole, ever since talk of a proposed stadium had been brewing, so has tension in this north philadelphia community. right now stadium stopper event is going on inside this church behind me where community members say they simply want to be part of the conversation. over the past several months, community members have protested preliminary planning for a project that would give a home to the temple university football program. now, tonight another gathering where university represent are expected to attend. >> the parking, the trash, possibilities, noise, lights, and then the other thing as well, probably the increased value and property taxes. >> reporter: school currently plays at lincoln financial field under three million-dollar, annual lease to the eagles. those in favor of the project say it is a money saving endeavor and way to give an anchor to the school and program coming off one of the finest seasons. proponents say the additional retailers as a way to e

our flight 181 was bound for alexandria. we got a call from the operations from the captain that he has information about one person whose claiming to have an explosive belt and asked to divert the plane to istanbul or anywhere else in europe. the captain informed him there is not enough fuel to land in istanbul, so he landed at larnaca airport. as of now, we have 55 passengers and 8 crew. we had negotiated and a lot of people disembarked the plane. we have the captain and first officer plus one crew member and one security person, four passengers and hijacker. what i can say to you is there was no way the hijacker got in the cockpit as the door was locked and closed. no intervention in the cockpit. he is still in the cabin. he's claiming to have an explosive vest. rumors about a gun on the plane. that was never confirmed. this is a situation as of now. >> what demands is he making? >> i'm sorry. i have a very bad connection. can you raise your voice? >> what demands is the hijacker making? >> as of now, there were no demand

as you make your way 95 south to alexandria and towards alexandria rather roadwork after seminary road two right lanes closed north and southbound side quiet from the dealt bay toy 14 street bridge. no slow downs there. prince george count active work zone. silver hill road. caution there you take it slow lieu that active work zone and 95 northbound as you make your way to maryland before icc right lane blocked and that's for guardrail repair and also prince george county we'll keep you updated and let you know when the work zones clear. watch for beltway up erin outer loop east of georgia avenue and you have covered if anything else pops up. so far aside from construction we're off to a crash free start to morning. back to you guys. . >> 4:37 is the time and happening today the clock is ticking for redskins and the team has until 4 p.m. today to use franchise tag or transition tag on quarterback kirk cousin cousins. franchise tag costs redskins 20 million dollars and gives them exclusive bargaining rights with kirk cousins and transition tag costs them nearly 18 million. it leaves cou

the plane was handing from alexandria, egypt to cairo and landed in larnaka. authorities say a hijacker claimed to have an explosives belt on him. it's not clear how many hijackers are on board. the airline says negotiations led to the release of everyone on board except for the flight crew and four non-egyptian passengers. there's no word yet on their nationalities. there's no word yet on a motive or hijacker or hijackers. you with learn more on the nbc10 app as we learn more about this breaking news. >>> state lawmakers want to test water in schools in new jersey. but it won't be cheap. they've introduced legislation to foot the $3 million bill, money set aside for lead prevention was used on other projects. they said the flint, michigan, water crisis and high levels of lead found in the newark school system prompted the new plan. >> we found out during this process is that there really isn't uniform regulation across the board or any policy in place to tell districts exactly what to do. >> if approved, the state would reimburse local governments for the twi

the plane had been heading from alexandria, egypt, to cairo and landed in larnaka. the hijacking seems to be about a personal matter involving a woman. egypt's aviation authority claims the hijacker claimed to have an explosives belt on him. the airline says negotiations led to the release of everyone on board except for flight crew and non-egyptian passengers. you can count on nbc10 and the nbc10 app as we learn more about this breaking news this morning. >>> new from overnight. police are looking for a driver who ran away from the scene of this accident on 95 in philadelphia. our traffic cameras showed where the driver's car collided with the tractor/trailer near cottman avenue in tacony before midnight. no one was hurt. >>> well, since clinching their ticket to play in the national semifinals, today is the day fans have been waiting for on campus. the bookstore will nope a few hours and for the first time in years, sell official villanova final four merchandise. nbc10's katy zachry is live on campus with more information on that and the prize that the team has it

that plane was traveling from alexandria to cairo when the hijacker diverted it. authorities saying the hijacking is over a personal matter and is not terror related. a live update coming up at 5:00. >>> an unexpected twist between apple and the justice department over a terrorist's iphone. the fbi reportedly hacked into that phone without apple's help. prosecutors dropped their order demanding that apple unlock that crypted phone. the fbi is now saying that a third part assisted in that data. some believe this case is resolved, but the larger issues involving dimgtle privacy rights and national security do remain. also, some wonder how this outcome affects what is considered to be apple's air tight security. >>> alameda county sheriffs could be slap would a lawsuit and it has to do with this arrest back in november. the suspect claims that a deputy stole his jewelry and then used it to bribe witnesses. "today in the bay" bob redell joining us from san leandro. a story that has taken multiple turns so far. >> it has, sam. good morning. the alameda county sheriff's

first though, i want to take you last thursday around 7:00, desiree was headed on southbound in alexandria, that is when the car that was traveling southbound, crossed over to on come ing traffic, and two cars collided and that car was driven by cami who was taken to the uc medical center. she did survive the crash, so far she is not facing any charges. on saturday we found how many were affected by this loss. hundreds showing up for a individual ill honoring the memory of those two victims. >> so, when i first started, i got my daughter, too. >> it's very hard for those folks down there. >> because there was such a large turn out on saturday night. we want to make sure you have the details for tonight's visitation, if you would like to the baptist church in alexandria. so far $45,000 have been on the go fund me page. what is left over will provide an 18-month-old daughter. sheila. >>> local 12 also spoke with investigators to get an update. they are getting the result to find howard's toxicology results to comment which takes a couple of weeks. they are trying to figure out if tammy may h

the 54-year-old man died at a nova alexandria hospital saturday. police say the inmate was being housed in a medical unit at a detention center where he had a medical emergency. his name will be released when his family is notified. >>> a richmond lawyer is hopping to be the winner in the congressional race. in 2014 a university professor, dave brat pulled off a stung upset over eric cantor in the republican primary then won the general election. now a chesterfield county attorney, eileen bedell could set up a possible general election face off with brad. >>> now an inspiring story to start your week off right. a man from houston gives his grandparents the surprise of a lifetime. >> here is the moment he was working toward for he presented them with a $15,000 check to pay off their mortgage. his grandfather broke into tears. >> to see them enjoy, experience it in a lifetime, how many people can say that. >> paying off the mortgage was part of the surprise. he bought his grandparents a trip to the bahamas. >> he worked full time while he was in scho

westbound lane is open there in alexandria. i'll be back in ten minutes. weather on the 1s. >>> and new video to show you, these are passengers trapped on that egyptair to have a bomb. the man was lying abouthaving a bomb. he was arrested. >>> the fbi turned to a company in israel for help hack an iphone. the agency no longer needs help from apple and has dropped its legal action against the tech giants. four months after the san bernardino terror attack investigators have access to the cell phone of gunman sayid faroom. tech experts say that the fbi has shown there is a way of getting into an iphone. and that may now make people feel insecure. >>> it doesn't matter how much you spend on a car the price tag is no guarantee for good headlights. consumer reporter susan hogan has details. >>> for the first time ever, the insurance institute for highway safety tested headlights of more than two dozen 2016 midsize cars. now the independent testing group evaluated the headlights after dark. and out of 31 cars, only one was rated good and that was the toyota priu

alexandra limon is life in li alexandria with more. >>reporter: hi, guy, that's right, the virginia department i of transportation is deploying crews throughout northernthro virginia. in fact, you can see some of s those preparations happeningprep here behind me right now. no trucks getting loaded up with wi salt and what they're going to do is head out and look for fo trouble spots. now, i'll tell you what they're not going to be doing and that is pre-treating the roads. >> i spoke to a spokesperson with the virginia department ofi transportation and she's telling me there's no point because anything they put down would have been washed away by the rain that we got and the additional rain that we might get. so it's just really poin lead these trucks up with salt and also sand so that they can h go out and look for any troubleo spots, any ice that may formeday on the roads on bridges, on on ramps, things like that.hing so if there are problems they pr can then address them. what we're really focusing on on are the pavement temperatures