nhat person was caring for another child w the toddler fell from a balcony on the 24th this is the second child death at the skyline apartments onse nary road since may. a 3-year-old died when a window screen gave out. filed a d's family lawsuit claiming the apartment complex was negligent. >> i hone that no other childrea ve to die before skyline towers does something to make its property safe. >> a spokesperson for s line tower says the complex is coopering with the investigation. li> we have an update now on a growing cat church scandal. cardinal donald worrell is accused of being involved in a systematic cover-up of sex abuse that lasd decades. the accusatio are among the findings of a pnsylvania grand ry report. he was the long time be -- some of the priests are among the 300 that a grand jury accused of sexually abusing children over decades. cardinal worsell is acd of approving the transfer of known offenders and hdreds of thousands of dollars in confidential settlements with the victims. >>> a grand jury inre balti indicted a police officer after he was seen beating a man on video

nhat woke up the couple who yelled at the maho leave and when he refused, the homeowner, charles dorseyabbed his gun. and that's when dorsey shot him. >> he was clearly trying to make entry using the doorknob so i don't know what words were exchanged,specifically, between them except that the homeowner repeatedly t td the suo leave the property. >> detectives believe espinoza had been staying at a friend's house in the neighborhood while wo . we're working to find out if dorsey aknew each other and why the suspect was trying to get into the home. >> in nashville, two southwest plains clipped wings at the airport last night. they were pushing back from the gate when the collision happened. the good news here is nobody was hu h. the plane to be taken out of service likely causing delayed arrivals since people had to switch to some new planes. >>> all right. let's give you a live look, shall we, at the capital wheel over at national harbor. you know all about the dangerous heat that we've been talking about, but clay anderson is also tracking a flash flood watch. >>> a local congregation p

the money went to food benefits and cash for people nhat did qualify. as many as two dozen recipients were involved and mcmillan received sexualavors from 10 to 20 women. investigator s found nearly $75 in cash at his house. >> kicki osickenr it. i'm sad and angry and it makes mef feel sick at the pity stomach. >> mcmillan faces 15 years in prison and $300,000 when hes sentenced in june. >>> here's a look at the other top stories. a body found in a wooded part of stafford county has been tidentified as an who was trying to escape a violent gang from el esalvador. family of 16-year-old jackson chicas says he and the family fled el salvador to virginia. but the gang found them. the teen was killed in prince george's county before hisody was dumped in stafford. >>> a 15-year-old boycced of sexually assaulting members of the damascus football team will be tried as a ijuvenile. the third teen to have his case moved from adult court to juvenile court this year. one other teen is being charged as anadult. >>> today in france, the ntsb will try to get data from

we do have some more rain in the forecast, but tlas nhat is not to make problems worse. we're going to see a lot of water on the potomac. it is not going to be as bad as we saw earlier today and earlier this evening as well. i'll be back later on to let you know just how much rain we could be seeing from our next storm. >> thank you, doug. flags in maryland are flying at half staff tonight in honor of former governor william donald schaefer. schaefer died today at his home outside baltimore. he was 89 years old. known to be outspoken and sometimes combative, schaefer was maryland's governor for 15 years. he then served two years as maryland's governor. tonight he is being seen as a political icon. >> he was a real inspiration, i think, to anyone who ever served in government and who thought about serving in government, but most importantly, he was a person who carried the concerns of every person in our state, every person in our city to work with him every day. >> governor martin o'malley said schaefer will lie in state in the state house in annapolis and at city hall.

handay of the situation,g that the police presence was necessary for security reasons, to make sure nhat there wereo confrontations ne- ups, within the metro system, as the group made their way to that rally. they say that all orange trains were marked as special, because of track work that was happening that weekend. and not because the group was o travelin that car. now, this rally, going to take place downtown outside of metro center at noon. back to you. >> megan mcgrath live for us. megan, thank you. >>> it's 5:06 now. and w meanwhilre getting our first look at the preliminary price tag for securing thed ray anher demonstrations. d.c. police spent an estimated $2.5 million to keep the peace on sunday. other city agencies spent an additional $100,000. that's according to preliminary figu the mayor's office provided to ours partners at wtop. city officials say they plan to seek reimbursement through a fund set aside by congress. >>> and theex time there's a rally on the national mall demonstrators could get stuck with the bill. that money would help recover some administrative costs.

couple's family and friends have been tracking their trip online, and then sunday came ths devastating nhat lauren had been killed. now, on their travel blog they wrote they quit their jobs to travel the world on their bix. lauren was georgetown grad who worked in admissions. jay earned his master's and went on to work at hud. on sunday they were killed in car and nuknife attack with two other tourists. isis claimed the responsibility but the u.s. is investigating the claim. lauren's family and jay's collgues at the d.c. tiny house company have released statements. from lauren's statement, they say the year-long bicycle adventure wasypical of her enthusiasm and embrace lifepo unities. she had a quest for a better understanding of the world. androm jay's colleagues, jay austin of the former bony art studios left the world doing what he loved, cycling the world with the person he loved, lauren geoghegan, if at ts time, one arrest has been made in the attack and three others were ic killed after p arrived to the scene here. the u.s. again trying to t determine is was indeed a terror attack bec

nhat's how sensitive we are. ut pthth r r t be p to the test whe "discovery" lifts off. but first, the weather needs to be clear enough to launch. the next launch attempt is now early wednesday morning at 1:10 eastern time. and nasa says the forecasts appears to be improving as the oeek gsoe on. nbc news,ce center. >> t orompa s rocenter. >> tomorroor m angcenit morningu fing prid,ckelriat an sfaut frop fing pd,atrickth is is t is thepaigce shtfl fosrigfl for fores re retired army colonel and aviator. he's been an astronaut since 196. >>> rest go to tom kierein now upstairs. looks like a nice day so far, tom. >> sure is. fresh breeze blowing, bouncing our camera around a little bit. washington, the old executive office building right down town, near the mall. plenty of sunshineng pouri down at this hour. temperatures around the region are near 80 degrees. it's 81 in washington now. and we have low humidity in place all around the area. it's been a chilly morning in the mountains. they bottomed out in the 40s and 50s, not only in the mid 60s. the rest of the afternoon, su

. >> reporter: the good news is temperatures are on the rise over the weekend but nhat could ew problems. >> drama warming would potentially causelooding as all that ice melts. >> reporter: while there's guy.s that one >> enough, man, enough. >> reporter: public officials say this cold i no joke. chris palone nbc new new york >>> impressive pictures that we just were looking at. let's look at something else. balls of icear covering of lake michigan. a photographer capture these floating near the shore o st. joseph michigan. the wind howling and kicking up waves up there. >> if you'd rather think warmer thoughts. >> we would. >> how aamut no sign of the polar vortex,at temperures in the 70s in south florida. i'll take any one of those boats right now. >> it is the kind of cold you do need to cover up your face -- >> yeah. >> -- even your eyeballs if you can. >> incredible up there. the coldest i saw was 66 below zero. >> where is that? fallnational >> that was minnesota. just incredible. >> i'm not going there. >> i'm sure the falls are great this time of year. i couldn't find any falls w

as i got out of the car, oh,e i is nhat he shared those stories, wait a minute, what is my driver's namei didn't even ask. maya angelou once said, people will make you -- even that speech that senator clinton referenced about ignoring all the bombastic loud mouth is about remembering the humanity. a i think part of it saks to that. that ability for us to view one another as people ngo are tr to build al more perfect union. >> you got to something. i sa it in a blunt way earlier. the guy was not a snob. do you know how many political eporters i know and including this one right here who is the first person to acknowledge them to take them seriously as art re and not just to look for the recognizable tv face. no offense to any of us now on. he was not a snob whether with a driver. that was an incredible aspect of hipl >> i think pwho goes through enormous times as he did as a prisoner of war. also a sense of gratitude for everyday and i think he came out of vietnamta undeing that everyday was a little bit of a gift and something to be used as a higher he talked about it to everybodyo to me

. >> police are asking that you deliver nhat only to the delivery company and the seller and you canrack down those responsible and stop the cycle. inli arngton, i'm david culmer, news 4. >> s that'e good advice. there's a lot of ways to stop those por rates. >> yeah. they wish we had ordered some raincoats from them. >> yeah. >> we're going puzzle shopping, yeah, tonight, because it's going to be a longweekend. >> i don't do anything over .500. i done have the time. 1,500-piece puzzle, no thank you. >> i don't have the talent. >> the time or the t talent figure that out. >> absolutely. >> out there right now we'it dealing sunshine in a very nice night. it's been aantastic friday and that's going to continue right on through the next couple of hours and tonight. 82 right now tnd down 74 by 11:00. a very nice night. inowds on the increase and temperature wishe low 80s and 79 in gaithersburg and 80 degrees inhuingtown. no problems here and no rain at all. notice a flash flood watch infe for the eastern shore of maryland. would i not be surprised if this was expanded i towards eastern porti

if we make this election all about him, that's a small man, one officeot that's nhat i want this electionve got to make this more of a movement election to create new american majorities. and i'm not talking about de cratic majorities. but the fact of the matter is we actually agree on more than we disagree the lines that divide us, as they're noig as the ties that bind us and so, i think our generation moral moment has to begin not to resign ourselves to fractured nm broken govert but aspire to do what our ancestors did. we just came off a weekend where they created the new amerin majority to defy the limits of human potential and put a person on the moon. it's time for our generation to begin to reject divisive tribalistic politics and inspire people so that we in our generation can defy gravity as well and do the things that other people think are impossible [ cheers and applause >> seth: all right well thanks for making the time. i know it's got to be busy out there. >> thankou >> seth: best of luck in the next round of debates. that's cory booker, everybody. we'll be right back with

north carona and virginia a we go through the day an sunday with a little bit of icing in between nhatgain, 3 to 4" of rain. this l couldd to flash flooding. it really comes down altorr torrentially. sometimes there's not enough time to seep into the ground. that's why weflnd up with ding. here are snowfall totals, widespread 6 to 9" ofsnow, back to the mountains of north carolina could pick up 12 to 18". we have a threat of ice. a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch of ice in arkansas, northwestern tennessee, parts of north and south carolina, even northern geor la. this coud to power outages and very slippery roads. guys. dylan, thank you ver much. >>> we're following another big story involving president trump's former personal attorney and former chairman of his presidential campaign. prosecutors releasing new documents that point the finger at michael cohen, paulmanafort, and even the president. nbc's justice corresp pete williams has been following it all. pete, good morning. >> good morning to you. robert mueller, prosecutor, saying michael cohen's lawyer provided informati

nhat is it about citrus that's so good chicken. >> wakes up the acid, gives it a sharp flavt, wakes upu don't want to do more because it will start to cook the chicken. the main part. paillard. take the chicken butterflied, if you have a good butcher they will do i for you. them -- >> pound it out. >> that's all right been marinated? >> no. quarter inch thick, nice and even all the way arou t. gom here in the bag. going to marinate for four hours. >> that's easy. >> do this ahead of time before people come over. now we have chicken here, marinade off so weon't have flairups. will you grab the lemons for me. >> these are so thin, you don't have a lot of cook time. >> tee to four minutes per side. wait a few minutes, turn them and get beautiful grill marks. >> this is som shing simple and delicious. >> lemons, throw them right on. grill marks. the heat from the grill wakes up the juices in the lemon. w heree go. voila. > three minutes a side and chicken paillard. >> serve it with arugula salad or on its own. what are you making? >> how are you doing, man? >> doing good. what we've gottod

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