into the middle 50s. mid-50s yesterday one more day of nice weather and rain showers return to the forecast during the day tomorrow let's get going take a look at current temperatures right now regan national 40s. 44 degrees regan national, 40 fredericksburg, 30s hanging tough here, hagerstown, winchester, ocean city, 46 degrees talking about the beaches soon enough. sentinel sat rad, few clouds moving through the general trend is increase of sunshine today and unlike yesterday when we were sort of inand out of the clouds, mostly sunny, a bit breezy at times, north and west gusting to 15 bring along a jacket even with temperatures in the 50s it will feel cooler than that later this afternoon. here is your forecast, 54 washington 56 fredericksburg, 51 port royal a very nice wednesday afternoon in store. more details on that 5 day forecast n just a minute tony i will toss it back to you.

thank you very much new this morning metro is expected to admit liability in that deadly red line crash back in 2009. washington examiner is reporting metro and three exempt companies, settled 7 of the 9 death cases, and many injury cases they filed court documents this week saying they would stipulate to liability, to avoid significant riskcosts. now to our big story the payroll tax cut, lawmakers on capital hill are close to an agreement on extending it. >> if they do not renew the payroll tax cut anyone getting a pay check will see their taxes go up and soon too. stacey cohappen live on capital hill with the -- cohan live on capital hill with the latest. >> we are talking about that piece of money that comes out of everyone's pay check that goes to social security tax,

that is a tax we pay and we have been enjoying a cut in that tax actually 160 million americans have been enjoying that payroll tax cut. it amounts to $20 a week for the average worker and now appears congress has reached an agreement that will allow that little tax cut to extend through the end of the year now jobless benefits under this new agreement would also extend through the end of the year and doctors would be saved from a big cut in medicare payments this is obviously an ongoing debate for many many months republicans arguing how this is going to be paid for that apparently remains unresolved in the end the president wanted this done the republicans were not interested in being blamed for tax increases. the conference appears to be going nowhere and the difficulty we have had going back to december is getting our friends on the other side to cut any spending any where. >> it is pretty clear at least to me, that the payroll tax is

going to pass the question is whether it will have unemployment connected with it in some fashion, sgr some extenders were concerned about. it appears there is still concern about the fact there that is been no effort in the budget to find out how that will pay for this democrats you will remember have been pushing for a tax increase on the wealthiest americans appears that is on hold for now but at the moment we are expecting this payroll tax cut to be extended through the end of the year. back to you. >> all right thank you very much. this morning there is another black eye on the image of the dc council in the midst of its own ethics reform it comes after council members, marion barry and david catania engaged in a profanity laced argument during a retreat yesterday. a washington reporter said catania called barry a despicable human being along

with other explicatives after barry asked about the future of united medical center which catania takes credit for saving from bankruptcy. barry is calling on kwame brown to look into catania's behaviour he will join us live 9:30 a.m. this morning. prosecution is expected to rest today in george hughly's murder trial yesterday medical and forensic experts took the stand. paul wagner has been following the trial he joins us live from charlottesville with the latest good morning paul. good morning tony this jury sat and listened to evidence from 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning until 7:25 p.m. last night, highly unusual that a judge would force a jury to listen to testimony that long and some of it was highly technical medical evidence about what happened to yeardly love the day she died may 3rd,

2010 there were two mural pathologists took the stand and for hours, went through what they discovered when they examined her brain saying they found contusions to each side hemorrhaging to her brain stem they said it could only have come from blunt force trauma, there were also experts who took the stand on blood spatter analysis there was a dna expert, we also heard again from the medical examiner, who came back to the stand and finally gave his explanation of what he thinks killed yeardly love he said cardiac arrhythmia, brought on by blunt force trauma. this morning we expect testimony of friends from george hughly who saw him that night and early in the morning after he left yeardly love's apartment and we do expect the prosecution to rest tony. paul just one quick question, obviously there is all this testimony some of it technical a lot of it medical

in nature we have pictures the day before how are the families reacting to all that. >> the hughly family is sitting on the left side, if i am standing in the back of the courtroom looking toward the judge they are on the left side george hughly is looking toward them quite often can't really see their reaction the love family is sitting just off to the right, and they are reacting quite frequently and breaking down in tears especially when there is testimony about the condition of yeardly love and when the jury saw some of these awe tore ski photos they -- autopsy photos they became quite emotional there is emotion but usually just on the right side of the courtroom where the love family is sitting. >> thank you sir. >> iran announcing this morning that it is cutting off oil exports to six european countries in retaliation for sanctions imposed by the

european union last month they are also claiming it has just started using new advanced uranium center finals in the meantime united states and europe, considering a new plan to cripple iran's economy the u.s. wants to see if they can be kicked out of swift. with are learning this morning the white house wants to cut the nations nuclear weapons by 80% the request is to the pentagon is likely to raise criticism from republicans in this election year there has been no final decision yet but the president is reportedly weighing sharp new cuts to the u.s. nuclear force in line with pledges he made in 2009 to work to eliminate nuclear weapons. >> meanwhile in syria a huge explosion in the city of hans an oil pipeline attacked sending thick smoke into the air this comes amid-reports syrian government forces are

launching an offensive on another city protestors say the president's regime is using armored vehicles and anti aircraft guns to fire on residential neighbourhoods. i was inside my home when i heard the shooting i went out and saw injured people on the ground we started to carry them and give them first aid security forces tried to arrest us we ran away snipers opened fire and shot me twice in my leg. >> the up rising is in its 11th month and looking increasingly like a civil war. whitney houston will be laid to rest saturday in the newark new jersey, there will be a funeral at the newark new jere see church where she -- jersey church where she sang as a child. they ask any donations in her memory be sent to arts focus public school she attended as a child now named after her houston died saturday at a

beverly hills hotel she was 48 years old. coming up family and friends gather to say their final goodbyes to a fallenfirefighters. >> this incident lands a virginia sheriff's deputy on the other side of the law what the deputy did that lead to a lawsuit when we come back it is 9:09 a.m. 

funeral services began today for the alexandria paramedic who died in the line of duty he was killed last week responding to a car fire on i- 395. he fell from a bridge and into a creek he suffered a serious head injury in that fall. a visitation service is being held today at everly wheaton funeral home, alexandria he will be laid to rest tomorrow. a virginia sheriff's deputy accused of using unnecessary force. >> local man filed a lawsuit

claiming he is still suffering from his injuries, fox 5s. will thomas has that story. >> carlos garcia a sterling virginia father of 5 with twins, a butcher, the night of his wife's birthday party at a louden county shopping plaza in 09, he left looking like this. battlerred according to his lawyer, garcia may have a permanent brain injury. >> he has loss of memory issues big time and has very severe headaches big time. >> how he was hurt all caught on tape dash cam video, from a louden county sheriff's deputy recorded it, deputy daniel drove into a strip mall he called in back up when some of the men leaving the birthday party got into an argument with a taxi driver and things got a bit out of hand the deputy got out of his car and ran towards garcia, his back is to the deputy, so he doesn't see him coming. deputy daniel knocked garcia to

the ground his mug shot was taken a short time later the same night. >> there is nothing going on. until officer daniel gets out of his car see him rush over to carlos as he is standing like this, bashes him on the head and he falls to the ground and then you see him step on his face. >> here is another look at the video slowed down garcia can be seen with his hands up a canine officer stood next to him the dog wagging its tail, sources familiar with the case say deputy daniel's incident report stated the canine was going wild and the suspect wasn't listening seconds later, deputy daniel knocked garcia to the ground now carlos garcia is suing for damages. >> i think he has to be held accountable and a jury would have to decide what that means but he has to be held acontinuable because if police officers are not held accountable using unnecessary violence to people who have

submitted to the police it will make it harder for others to do their job. >> will thomas, fox 5 news. >> garcia's lawyers want to do the talking for him so we couldn't speak directly with him a jury would decide on hon tear damages if he does win his case deputy daniel was promoted by the louden county sheriff's office a year after the incident to become a field training officer last summer he resigned and moved to alabama he had no comment. we have a fox 5 follow up apple ceo tim cook says the audit going on of the company's plants in china is the most detailed in history we told you yesterday allegations of inhumane treatment at those plants there have been reports of long working hours under age workers which cook says the company will not tolerate and efforting to eliminate. the fcc is making it harder for telemarketing companies to

contact you. [ audio difficulty ] >> a warning about a fake cancer drug. annie yu is getting an up close lesson in african american history good morning. >> good morning allison, this is a really neat section in the exhibit called getting word and this is where you will learn more about the enslaved families historians at monticello, interviewed hundreds of descendents and compiled it into this interactive program you can watch videos about the interviews and hear the stories it is very powerful stuff coming up we will learn more about the enslaved families, with our dr. ellis, back to

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three, four days, coming through, walking through the building today on time, green talks always. critics claim it is false motivation that is correct students shouldn't be paid for something they are required to do. >> hmm. >> yeah. >> well, i can go both ways as adults we want to be paid to do what we do. >> that is interesting. >> it is a job. >> this is their job. >> yeah. >> well, school is their job quote unquote but not really a job, it is a job once you get paid for it but a requirement you are supposed to go to school it is expected you are supposed to matriculate and graduate >> i see both sides it is a shame it chat. but they are getting in there what happens they can't keep it up. >> and federal funds? i don't know what percentage of federal funds are being used. all right.

>> stimulate the economy. >> they had some merchandise in their hands with tags on it. jeans with tags on it. i don't know. >> more other issues maybe that is what they bought with their visa gift cards. >> yeah. >> hey, tucker. >> nice weather forecast for the day sunshine temperatures back in the 50s. shot from. >> tower cam. >> our own personal weather station. >> well in the 40s. 45 degrees northwest washington and should be a beautiful afternoon get out and enjoy the day temperatures will be a good 8 degrees or so above normal, all right normal now, you are looking at it 47 regan national, that is our daytime typical daytime high this time of year, 46 quantico, fredericksburg good morning 50 for you. martins burg and hagerstown 42 degrees, 43 right now in leonard town, temperatures mid- 50s lots of sunshine bring along a jacket we have breezes

here out of north and west, 10 to 15 miles per hour during the course of the day it will probably feel just a little cooler than it did, during the day yesterday. all right there is your sentinel radar, one or two left over clouds associated from late yesterday, tonight, high pressure will build across the region nice weather today, all right i know what you are thinking what is going on out here this is our next weather maker tomorrow teeming will be tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night generally with widespread rain showers and it will be in the form of liquid, rain because temperatures tomorrow expected to once again be upper 40s to 50. high pressure today keep us nice and dry again should be a mostly sunny afternoon for you and unseasonably mild not usual to get temperatures in the 50s there is your forecast tomorrow cold front, combination of a warm front and cold front bottom line showers arrive during the day tomorrow around tomorrow night's commute get it out of here friday looks great, nice looking end of the

workweek here. 54 today mostly sunny breezy at times, north and west, 10 to 15 miles per hour not cold, 37 your overnight low mostly cloudy skies winds out of the south and east, 5 miles per hour 5 day forecast, did i mention the rain showers tomorrow the best timing on that would be tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night friday looks great, 52, saturday not bad, 51 sunday interesting lots of question marks lots of possibilities, worst case scenario a coastal storm could bring us a wintery mix temperatures in the 30s by sunday. >> all right that is a look at the weather forecast allison and tony back to you. >> all right thanks very much. >> you have another shot at seeing madonna at the verizon center as predicted her tickets were sold out in 5 minutes. >> all right. >> when you can get tickets to her second show just ahead. >> friends say whitney houston thought that her time was near. what the pop legend said days before her death when we chat with tmz 

>> if you didn't score tickets for madonna first time around after the show sold out promo tores added a second date, september 24th tickets go on sale february 21st, 10:00 a.m. all right time to check out the latest hollywood headlines with tmz. funeral plans finalized for whitney houston who talked about dying just days before her death. >> zach holt joins us with the latest -- dax holt joins us with the latest on that it remains, sad and shocking but now we are getting more information she may have had a premonition. >> yeah, this is bizarre but a

couple days before even the morning of her death she had been talking a lot about religion, saying that she was quoting bible passages a lot, talking about how she really wanted to meet jesus that she was looking forward to meeting jesus and she planned on meeting jesus really soon and next thing you know she passed away, but i think you know at the time, her friends didn't think anything too much of it but now looking back they are going wow she was really talking about it a lot maybe she knew something was up. >> maybe. >> we said earlier, that she -- there were reports of her drinking a little bit more and erratic behaviour, there are those pictures and tony here at the show brought it up earlier it seems to be in direct contradiction to her feeling a little bit more spiritual it is very interesting. i guess it is a little bit of contradiction but at the same time because she was in an altered state maybe she was

thinking more spiritually, but you know, i know that she was partying hard the days before she passed away, but i just think it is strange she was saying she was going to meet jesus real soon. >> maybe. tell us about bobby brown? whitney's family doesn't want much to do with him and he hasn't seen his daughter. >> yeah, it is sad he left his concert tour came back to california to be with his daughter and has yet to see her seems whitney's family is blocking him from seeing her they have her locked up in a house they were worried about her being suicidal that was the original reason, they kept such a close eye on her now it is to keep bobby out he has been trying to repeatedly call her trying to physically go see her and everyone is saying no, no, no and on top of that it doesn't look like he will be invited to the funeral he said number one reason he wants to be there is be there for his daughter and seems like whitney's mom never really

liked bobby and doesn't want him at the funeral. >> any word on their relationship? we always sensed bobby christina and whitney were close any sense she wants him there? as a dad? we just don't know that yet. >> i am going to say yes i saw photos of b bobby, whitney and christina out for her birthday they all looked like they were doing well whitney would have been like oh, yeah, he can come but it comes down to the family i think kind of blaming him a lot for her drug use over the past couple years so they just don't want him there. >> all right dax thank you for the latest and we will tune in later tonight for tmz. >> thank you. tony back over to you. funerals can bring out the worst in people tell you that much. >> a new exhibit takes a rare look at african american history annie yu will show us a

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reports this morning, marion barry and david catania got into a shouting match yesterday. barry wants kwame brown to look at catania's behaviour. good morning chairman, thank you for joining us we do appreciate it. what happened yesterday? >> well, we had a very productive council retreat, where we all have our annual retreat every single year

talked about moving the city forward, talked about getting residents back to work. more importantly making sure we do everything necessary to continue to make this a great city, it was very very productive, we were able to really discuss our ethics reform, making sure that every council member was clear on their objectives we talked about how council itself reduced expenses within the council, just like we are asking administration, to reduce their expenses. >> so when it came to this incident there was talk going on about a hospital, united medical center in southeast, that is what prompted the issues between the council members can you tell me about that. >> 9 t% of down till -- 99% of our council retreat was productive making sure we would deliver for the people of the district of columbia. clearly there was an incidence in terms of members being able to go at one another for whatever reason that may be where we may disagree in terms

of policy we should never be disrespectful to one another and i look forward to dealing with this issue and how we make sure that we have penalties for those that abuse the conduct of the code of conduct with the council. >> does that -- from what the report that is came out we should mention it was closed to cameras, the report that came out, is that vulgarities were hurled at one point s that something that would cause you to reprimand these people were they reprimanded yesterday? >> no, clearly this is conversations going on look at the end to have day we have to respect one another and when we have grown adults that are in the room having conversations, i think that what if citizens expect is a -- the citizens expect is a level of respect we can disagree on policy issues but never be disrespectful to anyone this doesn't just go for

the two members but how we conduct ourselves, with the legislative body i look forward to a meet being the members what are the expectations of the code of conduct if it is violated how to move forward to make sure residents know the number one issue is how to focus on issues for them. >> councilmember barry says he wants you to look at councilmember catania's behaviour has he requested that formally? >> this is a broader issue the issue is when you have people on the council this long, not using anyone's names that we should conduct ourselves in a manner that is appropriate in which the public expects i think any time you have profanity even if it is on the dias we are going to start to use every tool measurable to bring this into play and that is control how we conduct ourselves on the council now if you are walking down the

hallway and disagree you are outside your house and disagree that is something else but in public conducting a public session i am going to make sure everything we do is in accordance to the best behaviour possible. >> other than that i guess you made it clear the retreat in your view was successful a lot was accomplished. >> we had a very successful retreat and as soon as you know we have the open part as it relates to camera and media, that takes place, i think members need to respect the institution at the end of the day this is the institution above one person or two people our job is to come here deliver for the residents, respect the institution no matter if we disagree policy wise, institution itself should always be respected. >> all right councilmember brown talking to us about yesterday's retreat, dc city council thank you. >> thank you tony. >> all right this morning annie yu has been learning more about a new exhibit at the merican

history museum. >> slavery at thomas jefferson's monticello include many artifacts and descendents of enslaved families at the plantation, annie joins us from the museum. good morning. >> good morning tony and allison this is an exhibit you will want to bring the entire family to your kids will have interactive things they can really get useful information out of they have interactive program where the historians interviewed descendents and they have things where they can pick up the 10-pound nail bucket to see what the enslaved had to do back then, joining me now is dr. rex ellis here one of the cocurators at the museum good morning sir. so here we have mulberry row talk about this and some of the artifacts this is really going to help us understand the lives of enslaved families. >> et was one of the only

industrial complexes, they had a way of determining where he would place certain of the enslaved in the community if they showed a propensity toward wood working or blacksmithing or worked in the nailery and did well he put them in trades that they demonstrated some way it was a domestic complex so there were homes there over 21 buildings in this 1300 square foot space. >> talk about artifacts here. >> you see things that relate to things some of the food, somethings they were eating you see some of the flat ware here that was part of doestic situations toothbrushes, coins buckles that are connected to shoes, bottles, shards of a pot here, you see somethings that were made in the blacksmith shop a variety of things that

indicate it was a domestic site and an industrial site where work was done in a variety of ways at an early age, somewhere between 10 and 11 where youngsters would work at the textile mill or nailery and then from there they would then move to other areas in the domestics sphere or in the skilled labor area, or back into the agricultural field i wanted to talk specifically about one man by the name of john hemmings a master car penter, he was very very much a family man and also, a man of faith. i wanted to show you this head stone because it was a head stone he carved for his wife he called it this is a place for my dear affectionate wife pray sill la somewhere around the summer 1830 she became ill as she moved further and further away closer to the end of her life she said to him one night

as he was reading the bible to her, she said i have something for you, you might want to look under the looking glass he did she had a cravat for him and a head band for him and she had a lock of her hair what is significant about it was not only the love that john and priscilla had for each other the ways they are connected to one another the fact they were allowed to stay together as man and wife even though slavery -- even though marriage was illegal but says something about the idea of faith, the idea of family and the importance of family and faith to the black community you will see that all around this exhibition. >> absolutely. >> as you see what it is this community valued what they believed in and what their hopes were as a result of the lives they lived. >> thank you so much. >> my pleasure >> you have been a wonderful host we have been lucky to have

you with us all throughout come out enjoy experience all this as well as with your entire family log on to myfoxdc.com the exhibit is going on now until october 14th and you have to come on down and experience this first hand back to you in studio. >> thank you very much local r&b singer frank serious known as the god son of go go is performing two shows tonight at blues alley he joins us to talk about his newest release called serious music it will be out in may good to see you. >> how you doing. >> doing great happy to say that the performance tonight is you've got two shows the 8:00 p.m. sold out. >> yeah, we still have tickets for the 10:00 p.m. show come out and support. >> that is great already a sell out fantastic. >> tell us those unfamiliar with your music and you tell us a little bit about yourself. >> rhythm and blues, putting our love back in the music soul back in the music continue the

great legacy washington dc put out, from marvin gay to continue the great legacy. >> tell me about the album coming out. >> due out in may like you said going to have a lot of live precushion, live instrumentation and going to be you know real soulful getting back to the roots of just singing. >> that is what you are -- you have the acow stick guitar. >> play a little piano, guitar, trumpet, so getting back to the live instrumentation of music. >> you are working with foundation, that does some work with skin cancer. >> yes, called dawn of a new era, you will create awareness in the community especially the black community, we also like to get involved, pancreatic cancer, prostate cancer things we need to be more aware of i am a champion of that effort. >> the new album comes out in may. >> i will do a song called

complete,. >> will this be on the next album. >> absolutely get it in may. ♪[ music ] 

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