Details fromr the france come as soon as we get them, we will pass them along. Back over to you. Larry good morning once again at 6 00. Im larry smith. Autria and i am autria godfrey. Lets get to Veronica Smith for your forecast. Veronica very low temperatures around the area. You can check out lower potomac here at 35 degrees. We are 32, around freezing, in brandywine, at William Schmidt school in waldorf running right around freezing. Higher at 35slayer degrees. I want to show you this across the nation today, waking up to 40, but looking cold down south through the carolinas and georgia. Much of the nation all the way through the nations midsection now seeing some lower temperatures. We go down for the weekend b next week. Backup for next weekend. This weekend colder the next weekend, julie. The coats you need to have on in 10 minutes coming up. We will talk about the next rainmaker, yes, rain, not snow, coming down the pike. Julie we are checking a few things on the roads, the rail
We begin with two fires, one burning for hours and could continue to burn for days. The other in clinton, maryland, left two people fighting for their lives. Our coverage begins in clinton with news 4s justin finch. Just justin . Reporter aaron and erika, good morning, two victims in this fire, a man and woman, likely in their 30s or 40s or so and both now in Critical Condition rescued because the firefighters and one alert sheriffs deputy. Firefighters saving a woman from a burning twostory house. This video shot from the online firefighter series following prince georges firefighters when the call came in, including this one close to 6 30. I happen to be coming northbound branch avenue and looked to the left of me and noticed aus with Child Support division of the office of the sheriff. The other as a volunteer firefighter. When he saw a burning house, he and fellow deputies sprang into action. The house fire off the 7200 block of the road was being called in with the wrong address.
Saying about the virus that is wreaking have break at oak ridge elementary wreaking havoc at oak ridge elementary. They had the virus, along with nearly 80 other kids. This is the first time weve had it in about two years. We count our blessings for not having it as bad. Health officials are trying to figure out if they had the nora virus. People can get it from contaminated services or water. It spreads quickly through day care, cruise ships, and schools. Keep the kids home when they are sick. The cdc, most to outbreaks happen between november and april. It will prevent them from getting sick. Tim wash your hands. Because we dont want to get sick. Tim alison this just into the newsroom, a whole foods store in northwest washington shutdown. These are live pictures. Orderedth department them closed because they failed to get rid of insects and rodents. This is the location along wisconsin avenue. The closure is temporary. Jonathan a federal Appeals Court keeps the travel ban on hold. Al
Shutdown t tonight, well tell you which d. C. Store was tagged for health violations. A North Elementary School despite an outbreak. The number of students that are sick. Right now at fox5 news at 10. We begin with a developingng news this evening, the federal court refused to reinstate donald trump t ban. Im tony perkins and the im shawn yancy. The threejudge panel from the San Francisco voted unanimously to hold the lower court order. It did not have the authority to review the president s executive order that indefinitely suspends all any just so were clear a refugios, from iraq,. So whats next, well, it iss likely the Supreme Court will review the case. Fox5s Marina Maracco is live at Dulles International with reaction, marina,. Reporter quite a starkrk contrast. Not a single protestor, although the barricades are still up. The last Forth International flights have already landed and the pro bono attorneys that have set up shop have packed up for the night. Their workload significa
“The Internal Affairs Division immediately opened an investigation into the officer’s social media usage. During an initial review of his social media platforms, a second social media post was discovered causing more concern,” the department said.
#Breaking: This @PGPDNews Officer is suspended for violating department social media policies. Interim Chief Hector Velez says, “I fully support an officer’s first amendment rights, however these posts are in violation of the department’s social media policy.” @nbcwashingtonhttps://t.co/RJSRB5G0mxpic.twitter.com/0Za7glEYax Tracee Wilkins (@TraceeWilkins) January 12, 2021
“I fully support an officer’s first amendment rights, however these posts are in violation of the department’s social media policy… I don’t condone any inflammatory posts by any officer that would tarnish the reputation of the men and women who do this work admirably each day, or cause the community to lose trust in us,” Velez said.