accomplished or what has been missed in years past. do the dreams become a reality? >> our economy is in crisis. scott: in 2009 he promised measures to bring unemployment down and the stock market up. delivering on both fronts. a year later he vowed to hunt down terror leaders and barack obama is dead. the story will tell you -- historians tell you most "state of the union" promises have fallen flat. >> if you did analysis of every promise, every proposal that every president since thomas jefferson you will find the rate being low. >> take gun control. >> gabrielle giffords deserve a vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. scott: but congress didn't agree and obama had to resort to watered down executive action. in every "state of the union"

he touted college affordability, again a tough sell. the student loan debt above the $1 trillion mark for three years. the bully pulpit speeches are more on the lingering hope than the likelihood. >> they are the same. look at all we can do. we don't unite the people. because of that republican control crisis. there may be a blew print for the long-term future and what he believes they can pass despite the politicians across town he is not having luck with. executive orders or actions. leading the bigger ticket item s.

alison: stay with us for the complete coverage of the "state of the union." we will be live from capitol hill tomorrow with the previews. live again when it's over. leon: maryland appeals court delayed the trial of the baltimore police officer caesar goodson. jury selection is expected to begin today. it won't continue until they determine if william porter can be forced to testify against goodson. several police officers testified about evidence they found in searching for hannah graham. at issue is whether the investigators had enough evidence to get a search warrant for matthew's

apartment. alison: covering metro. a year after the tragic snow incident at the l'enfant station, paul wiedefeld wrote a letter and outlines steps to keep the customer and employee safety. he is working to improve cell service for riders but it would need to be upgraded through 100 miles track. it won't happen overnight. leon: tonight a local mall is trying to explain what a shopper calls a case of defeat. kevin lewis?

kevin: more than 8 million people shop at the montgomery mall each year and they generate a lot of trash. there is a recycling program but it has room for improve. >> this is the montgomery mall in bethesda. you will see dozen of the silver garbage cans. one side spot for recycling. the other a spot for trash. >> imagine shopper kathleen surprised when she noted the glass bottles to recycle ended up in the same plastic bag as the food court trash. >> i felt like it was deceitful. alison: we called a supervisor who told us the cleaning crew couldn't keep up with the volume of the garbage so they toss everything.

the management said they didn't know about the policy. they said we have rules to follow the goodlines but it appears that is not the happen something we will revisit this with the staff. >> i am hoping to propel change. she plans to monitor the mall's promise to do better. >> i want to do no more deceitful labeling. you have something marked recycling i want to believe it's recycled. many shoppers ignore the signage. so they are considering purchasing new trash cans with better labels.

leon: thank you. just ahead at 6:00, never been a lottery like what we are seeing now. $1.4 billion with a b here. and growing by the hour. alison: as new video surfaces of the "el chapo"'s capture, so does new information in how he was captured. that is just ahead. leon: two of the world's richest men teaming up to beat cancer and we will tell you about the millions they are investing in the cancer test that shows a lot of promise. doug: skies are clear. cold and quiet outside the weather center. but rain and snowshowers heading this way tomorrow. this price can't be right...

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announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00ment" on your side. alison: around the nation tonight in new york, foretimes are in custody and a fifth is still on the run after police say they gang raped an 18-year-old girl in a park. leon: officials released surveillance video they say shows the attackers at a store before the incident. the victim was in the park with her father and the five males approached them. the father says one of the men who approached them pulled a gun and forced him to leave. police say each of the five then raped the victim.

they range in age from 14 to 17. more than half of the public schools had to shut down as teachers called in sick as aal rolling strike. i began when a handful of schools were forced to close. today took a dramatic turn. the school district dealing with millions of dollars of debt. the governor says he wants to pay off the debt but there are no ongoing negotiations to get it done. alison: dramatic video released today of the raid that led to the arrest of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. the famed funneltive was recaptured -- famed fugetive was recaptured after the raid at his hide-out. extraditions are underway to bring him to the united states. officials say guzman secret meeting with academy award winning actor sean penn led to

his recapture. penn interviewed the druglord for "rolling stone" magazine three months ago. many question if penn broke laws. f.b.i. arrested a jewelry thief responsibility for heists across five states since last spring. 24-year-old abigail kemp was arrested in georgia. the biggest robbery was in panama city where she walked off with $400,000 worth of jewels. police say she tied up people with gunpoint in some of the robberies and wore gloves. leon: ahead at 6:00 -- a big comeback for the beleaguered classic. the car named north america car of the year. erin: i'm erin hawksworth. the season may be over but it doesn't mean the drama is. how rgiii got everyone talking today when "abc7 news at 6:00"

♪ changes leon: a master of changes. he has died. david bowie lost a battle with

cancer sunday. the 69-year-old was pop music fixture for four decades. inspiration for fans and musicians the world over. the flamboyant images has been a driving torture for 50 years with glam rock. two grammys, emmy, selling 140 million records. the last video for the song shows him frail and laying in bed singing "look up here, i'm in heaven." that was his signal to say behind. he leaves behind a wife and two children. a new cancer center getting investment from two of the richest people in world. alison: bill gates and jeff bezos who led $100 million round of funding for grail. grail is a new company developing a blood test that can detect many kinds of cancer earlier than doctors are currently able to. grail claims the test costs $1,000 or less. and will be available by 2019.

grail's new test use aztec nic called a liquid biopsy and scans the bloodstream of the patients for sign of cancer d.n.a. which can indicate a tumor is growing. well, after a bumpy road in recent years the honda civic made its way to the top and named the 201 north american car of the year. automotive journalists from u.s. and canada decide the award. sales fell while rivals including the carolla and the alantra soared. it won the title in 2006. leon: the powerball jackpot now the world's largest in history. more than $1.4 billion. the drawing is set for wednesday. brad bell is planning to get a ticket and he has more live

for us. brad: if i won, if you see me here on thursday. we're in bowie. they are selling the powerball tickets. people come. in getting busy now as people get off work. they want to play. they talk about what they would do with the money. how could you not play when the money is so big? land mark known for a great deli and a huge liquor store. but the hot ticket today is a powerball. so much, even the powerball sign is stumped. it has never been this big before. the powerball jackpot reached $1.4 billion. if you take it all at once, my plan by the way, you will get $868 million. >> look forward to it.

get your name in the hat and you'll have a chance. >> a lot of ways to look at it. one of the tickets could allow you to call yourself a billionaire. in the world, there are just 1826 billionaires. by wednesday it could be 1,827. >> who knows what you would do, you know? your life changes. >> you can truly end generational poverty if you put it to the right use. i want my family as well. >> to have a billion dollars sitting on your table, that is a lot. even warren buffett would say it's a lot. brad: there aren't many billionaires in the world. we mentioned warren buffett. if you think it puts you in his class, think again. he is worth $67 billion. no lottery wins there either. brad bell, abc7 news. leon: hey, man. it takes money to take money!

alison: he did it the old fashioned way. all right. so weather wise we are already talking about snow for tomorrow. doug: c'ya, january 11 and this is the first time we will see a snowshower. no accumulation. it's just a cold front. gusty breeze, rain shower and maybe snowshowers. we'll be back to sunshine by wednesday. get started here on monday evening with a live look across the city. beautiful tonight. clear. still, the title basin, it's calm. light winds. breezy through the day. put another day in the books. 41 and 28 is the high and low. 43 and 29 is the average for the date so technically and statistically a below average day. add them up. two, three, four, five, six seven days above average and four days below average. we will string together a couple more below average days here. it's not surprising either. the upper level winds have changed. a subtle and dramatic changes in the weather pattern across north america. but enough of an adjustment in

the jet stream, the arctic air get closer to the border we get colder numbers. 27 in cumberland. 37 in annapolis. tonight we will call it partly cloudy. highs thin clouds overhead. temperatures will drop and it will change tomorrow. the large area that you see highlighted in purple or depending on your screen it could be periwinkle. i'm just saying. you can see it. snowshowers here. if it's closer it could be rain showers. we will be warmer here tomorrow than the temperatures in the midwest and the ohio valley. for our area no. we will get the rain showers and snowshowers as the arctic cold front comes in at 3:30 in the afternoon. the analysis is rain showers. a few mixed in coming across

the i-81 corridor and farther west to the higher elevations, maybe the snowshowers and the western facing slopes. around 6:30, move through the area. just in time for the tail end of the rush hour. maybe snowshowers in the area. then it will clear out and breezy tomorrow afternoon. windy tomorrow night and wednesday. it will get cold. the day planner for tuesday. increasing cloudiness through the day. late afternoon and the everything. highs of 45. temperatures dropping quickly after the front goes through. we will only hit 32 at best on wednesday. wednesday is partly cloudy and 43. 40% chance of late day showers and 47. 47 on saturday. sunday and in the holiday the dr. martin luther king day on monday is pleasant. just chilly around here. that is the latest. back to you. alison: okay, doug. thank you very much. leon: all right. today is day of the redskins endings and beginnings. erin: right. they cleaned out the lockers.

rgiii's farewell note has d.c. buzzing and hear fr

erin: the redskins playoff loss left a somber mood at redskins park. many players want to look ahead because they believe the

future looks bright but not this soon. most aren't ready to say goodbye to the 2015 season yet. they had a bigger goal in mind. nobody predicted the skins would make the playoffsthought they would finish last this season. the redskins hope they would advance in the playoffs. coach gruden: we demand more of ourselves than being ousted in the first round of the playoffs. we have to get better. we are happy we won the division but if you lose a game it's not a fun feeling to stand up here when other teams are playing. the goal is to get better and advance in the playoffs and get the trophy. erin: this is what everybody is talking about. robert griffin's tenure with the skins is likely over. that is why the media crowd around him today to ask about his future. he didn't want to talk. however, he did leave this letter which is based on a poem by mother teresa. part of it reads people are often unreasonable, irrational and self-centered. or give them anyway -- forgive

them anyway. it seems like rgiii's days in washington are done. would you like to see him back? 21% of you said you would but the majority said no. tame to turn the attention to the capitals. more specifically alex ovechkin and his 500 goals. he scored his 500th goal last night against ottawa and he is on pace to surpass wayne gretzky as the best nhl scorer ever. the redskins fullback jarrell young joins me at 7:00 for the weekly show at newschannel8. join us. we will put a bow on the redskins season and take your calls. leon: if gretzky was smart he would have -- not gretzky. he would have waited till tonight, ovechkin. erin: yeah. hold back. alison: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. leon: see you at

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breaking news tonight. the stunning new video. for the first time, we take you inside the intense shootout. the dramatic effort to capture el chapo. the gunfire, the grenades. about tonight, sean penn breaking his silence. how he explains his meeting with el chapo. tonight, we remember david bowie. and the secret he kept in the end. ♪ his 18-month battle with cancer,