in charlottesville, peggy fox, wusa9. >>> the u.s. naval academy is dealing with the death of a midshipman. a dive team found his body yesterday near a white suv that had gone off the road into a creek on campus. the suv was pulled from the water today and will be examined. the academy notified next of kin but has not released the young man's name. >>> acro-pilot is under arrest accused of -- a co-pilot is under arrest accused of commandeering a plane full of passengers. >> the ethiopian airline hijacked by a co-pilot and forced to land in switzerland. as soon as the plane landed the co-pilot threw a rope out of the cockpit and climbed down and asked for a stye him. >> secretary of state john kerry says -- asylum. >> secretary of state john kerry says climate change is the most serious weapon of mass destruction. he's ordering all u.s. embassies to tackle climate change. getting congress to address the issue may be tougher. >> there is not agreement exactly what is causing this. >> a blanket of fog fell over venues at the winter olymp

thousands attended his funeral near charlottesville.eople have been charged in connection with his death, but no one has been charged with murder and police have not revealed the cause of death. >>> in tonight's consumer alert a warning from the federal trade commission. so the message pops up in your e-mail inbox that says funeral notification. when you click on it, your computer is infected with malware scammers use to steal your personal information. now the ftc wants you to be on the lookout for these bogus bereavement bulletins. >> reporter: they look like e- mail condolences from legitimate funeral homes, but the federal trade commission says scammers use the name of law abiding businesses on bogus messages. >> the scammers send thousands, possibly millions of e-mails to people and hope to catch some that are actually experiencing a situation with a friend or relative where they're concerned about their health. >> reporter: open that fake funeral notification and viruses and spyware could get installed on your computer. >> click o

the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> charlottesville, virginia, 2009.hemorry, a soft-spoken real estate agent makes a startling proposal to a friend. never noticing the audio recorder the man turns on, as they listen to music. >> starla is starla knight, patrick's estranged wife, now living with friends in new orleans. patrick provides his associate, a man law enforcement calls witness number one, with $1,200 to travel to the big easy and literally hunt her down. >> he goes to new orleans with the $1,200, and rather than commit the murder he's been solicited to commit, he goes to starla and says, hey, check this out, patrick wants me to kill you. he plays for her the actual recorded conversation. and patrick does make this solicitation. >> and he was no more of a hitman than patrick was. i don't think he ever had any intention or knowledge of how to carry this out. >> shortly thereafter, he walks into the local fbi office, and talks with a couple of the agents that are there, and provides the tape to them. >> i've been a warrior for a long time. i've go

quick vanished after leaving his mother's home near charlottesville, friday night. his suv spotted on surveillance in manassas on saturday along with an unknown man and police say they are getting dozens of leads. >>> a warning from police. there may be one or more peeping monday morning a woman woke up and saw a man peeping intoer the bedroom window at the 2100 block of taylor street. that night, a woman in 700 block of north cleveland street said someone moved a lawn chair in her backyard to the side of her house and 11th it under her bedroom window. police do not know if the incidents are connected. >>> a lunchtime bank robbery. a search in northern virginia for two men who held up a bb&t bank. video shows them inside the branch. it happened today at lunchtime. you can see at least one man toting a gun. we're told the men got cash and took off. there were four workers and three customers inside at the time. no one is hurt. the fbi is offerin a reward up to $5,000 in this case. >>> d.c. police are looking for two men su pekted of robbing a liquor store in northeas

a private funeral will be held for kevin quick near charlottesville. there will be a public memorial this morning at the university of virginia for everyone who wants to pay their respects. quick vanished a little more than two weeks ago. police found his body a few days later. they've arrested six people in connection with the death. they have not charged anyone with murder as of yet. >>> we're working to find out when gas will be allow -- guests will be allowed into their rooms at bwi westin hotel this morning. hundreds were ordered to leave after a carbon monoxide leak was detected. anne arundel fire officials said nine people were hospitalized after getting sick in the laundry room. firefighters quickly shut off utility service to the hotel and shut off the leak. out-of-town guests were forced to find somewhere else to sleep. >> from illinois, here for the weekend. just came back from church and couldn't get into the hotel. we're trying to figure out where do we go. >> fire officials say eight of nine people hospitalized were hotel staff. all are e

a moral service will be held at john paul jones arena in charlottesville. his body was found a february 8. people inested six and conjunction with the case. >> we are back on storm watch this morning. right now, 13 states from the dakotas to ohio are under winter weather warnings and advisories. that number is excited to grow. northeast can't catch a break. another monster storm ravaged the new england coast. brought some areas more than a foot of snow and whiteout conditions. about 14,000 homes lost power. residents are screaming enough already. >> this is not the new england of my childhood. it is cold and harsh an awful. >> cleaning up all that snow is backbreaking. allows on the streets can't move fast enough. -- allows on the street can't move fast enough. >> cities are running out of snow or mobile money. salt is the number-one expense. each time we remove snow, that is a $30,000 effort. street crewsee, are using sand instead of salt. they're trying to conserve money. >> we are going to start running out, that is a scary situation. >> the latest probl

quick had not been seen since last friday in the charlottesville area, not far from wainsboro. his car was stolen. since yesterday when a body turned up in virginia we're learning that the three people have been arrested in the case and that they will appear in court again on monday. state police do plan to hold a news conference this afternoon. we'll be monitoring that and bring you new information. we'll have the latest on our website at nbcwashington.com. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> right now, a manhunt is underway for a man who shot and killed a music teacher on her doorstep. police have been searching for her killer for almost 4 hours. we're getting brand new reaction to this shocking crime. megan mcgrath is following this story for us. >> reporter: you can see police are maintaining control of the house. it's still considered an active crime scene. you can see the people have stopped by this morning and dropped off flowers. some of ruthanne's students have left their music books here. the gunman is still on the loose. >> hello, everybody. so glad to see you.

he works for the police department in waynes bro which is west of charlottesville. his stolen toyota 4 runner was recovered monday. two people arrested tuesday in alexandria are charged with stealing that suv. >>> well, it looks like we will not be seeing all of the court papers in the corruption case against bob mcdonnell. the u.s. district judge has issued an order restricting the disclosure of certain documents. prosecutors and defense attorneys agreed to those terms. and mcdonnell and his wife maureen you may remember are now facing a 14 count indictment accused of accepting lavish gifts from a supplements company ceo in exchange for promoting his company. the trial is set for july for the mcdonnells. >>> time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> jess is in the newsroom with headlines and nice little bounceback on wall street yesterday. good morning jess. >> good morning to both of you. wall street is waiting this morning for the big monthly jobs report. a report showing a drop in jobless claims gave stocks a really nice boost yesterday. the dow a

hagerstown is 31, and gaithers burlg is 34, and the warmest spot is charlottesville, and we continue to be on the cold spell which is going to be lasting through the next few days and probably seven to ten days. the storm team 4 radar is going to be clear. i told you that yesterday, and calm day tomorrow and today, and only factor is that we have cloud cover coming through and most of the clouds are south and east of d.c., and near fredericksburg, and culpepper and the clouds up to the north to hagerstown, and martinsburg, and you are under clear skies which means that you will cool quickener the areas, and that is the area that we want to see the numbers higher to melt the snow and ice that you have seen. the temperatures are colder again in martinsburg, and fredrick and 25 i fredericksburg, so it is another cold night tonight. and over the next couple of days, what will we be seeing? well, everybody has been talk about the snow coming up this weekend. let's break it down. chilly conditions tonight, and cool tomorrow, and not cold. but the temperatures will be five degrees below the

the reason president obama is going straight to andrews is the two leaders will head down to charlottesville, virginia, mont chemontecello, the home of thoms jefferson. full pomp and circumstance, we don't get to see that that often, a ceremony on the south lawn, greeting francois hollande, the touring of the troops, there is an oval office meeting, a joint press conference. a highlight to some view, a situation with all in formal dress. both these leaders have a big stake in all issues but it's interesting del it's sort of an an knacananachronism. it's meant to express the close relationship between these two leaders, del. >> how is it evolving? >> there's the big blowup with the nsa, that is something the leaders will be discussing, when francois hollande, along with geecialangela merkel and other n leaders had their phones tapped. to tie it all together, del, delma roussef, leader of brazil, it revealed her phone was tapped, she cancelled the state visit. so it's no question the nature of this visit, the ceremonial aspects of this visit, really do carry a lot of symbolism and a lot of wei

family, friends, fellow officers will attend kevin quick's visitation outside of charlottesville. the memorial is set for tomorrow. quick disappeared two weeks ago. his a body and car were found days later. four are charged in connection with his n loudoun county, officers are looking for a man that looks like this. take a good look. the sheriff's office releasing the sketch of the man wanted in connection with four armed robberies. most recent was last night. he approaches women alone and demands their wallet at gunpoint. he may have committed similar since last year. >>> an 8-year-old girl is fighting for her life as two men remain behind bars. karie brown and nathaniel pat tent were arrested. the two claim they went to an apartment building here to buy pot, it says. michaela answered the door and left. the pair claim another man walked up, pulled a gun on them, it went off at brown and patent. they then fired shots of their own hits her in the lung. she remains in the icu on a ventilator. >>> a popular website confirms it's been hacked. kick starter says an outside person gaine

he will be laid to rest tomorrow following a memorial service at john paul jones arena in charlottesville. his body was found february 8, a week after he disappeared. police arrested six people, but prosecutors have not filed murder charges yet. two people were hit by a cab in the district, one of them critically injured. after 2:00 this morning at connecticut avenue and calvert street. one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the other victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. a cab driver did remain at the scene and has not been charged. at this time, police continue to investigate what led up to the accident. something you expect to see in a movie happened in reality a long i-95 this morning. a 15-year-old boy led them on a chase in a stolen van. van atied to stop the the carolina county line. police say he tried to ram the troopers vehicle, causing the patrol car to go off the road and into the guard rail. patrol carn a second which caused the van to overturn on the highway. the teen was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. troopers were not injured. comin

anne arundel county through the district in toward southern fauquier county, culpeper and toward charlottesvilleomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. we'll have a shorter duration of freezing rain. therefore we won't see as much. the big concern is going to be for ice in these areas. then as you head north of the mason-dixon line, it's ice and snow. i-80 corridor will get pounded from this all the way up to i- 84. clouds are with us. the radar is all quiet. where we have more breaks and deeper snow, there was 9 inches of snow in new york yesterday. they are 10 degrees right now. westminster 22. we're at the freezing mark in d.c. we'll be up around 40 this afternoon. i'll be back in a few minutes to talk about the ice potential in greater detail. right now monika with timesaver traffic. >>> thank you so much. if you're planning to head around town, at least i have good news now early this morning. we dealt with a couple of rough conditions yesterday. you may deal with black ice this morning so do be careful as you head out on the roadways but other than that, everything looks pretty good. no problems on t

. >> the basketball story of the year in charlottesville.t jumped on the bandwagon, now is the time. >> we're on now. >> the virginia cavalier are in the a.c.c. driver's seat. they have finished the regular season all alone at the top of the conference only once in the past 50 years. once. this could be the second time ever. tonight defend acc champion miami wasn't much of a threat. you might be able to tell they're having a little fun following the team this year. pick it up first half, three point virginia lead and london knocking down a 3. he had a career high 15 points. oh, yeah, the calves are just getting started. virginia opening up the second five. that's akeil mitchell. almost over early second half. up 20, he can not be denied off the screen. he drains the 3. virginia with a 12-game win streak. 65-40 over michigan and also win number 100 for tony bennett. richmond taking on george mason. coaches have their game faces on apparently. first half belonged to the patriots. sherrod wright, the drive, the reverse layup, he can not be stop

upper 30s in charlottesville. ocean city is 32. raleigh is 39. yeah, for february, running a few degrees below average. the average high is 45. we'll take that 28 here in white oak and 31 in annapolis at lunch time, especially with the light winds. out to the west we have freezing in fairfax and leesburg this afternoon. rockville sitting at 30 degrees on the knows. one more look -- on the nose. one more look outside. i'm just wondering when they're going to take the last bit of scaffolding down on the washington monument. they're getting there. mostly cloudy skies officially. 36. actually they're calling it overcast but it's mostly cloudy. 36 feeling like 28 with the wind out of the north, north west at 12. a gust at 30, 31 at times. a lot of cold air out in western canada. incredible cold air. minus 35. when you head into montana, right now 21 below in great falls. this morning elk, montana, 50 below zero. yellowstone 47 below. those were the lows. even denver sitting at 4 below now which they may get to 12 today. yesterday they did not crack th

here's the radar, our first batch of snow from hagerstown down towards charlottesville moving pretty much west to east, will move through the metro area downtown and across 95 the next two hours. there's another batch of precipitation behind that. we might get two quick bursts of snow. i've lowered the snowfall totals. win chester, hagerstown, a little snow flying now in culpeper, leesburg about 30 minutes away as it moves right down to 66 toward town. headlines, a little snow overnight, a trace, 2 inches, and that's pretty far north to maryland/p. up near the amount border. allow a few -- maryland/p.a. border. allow a few extra minutes in the morning. a commute home fine, no worries, temperatures 46 to 50, no weather worries and we stay mild the rest of the week with temperatures at or above average right through friday. so a trace to an inch, generally less than an inch around the immediate metro area, up toward frederick and back toward westminster maybe an inch. back up in toward hagerstown and cumberland maybe 2 to 3 inches, back toward romney and that is about it. so again we'r

that will be from pax river through southern maryland to fredericksburg, culpeper, warrenton, charlottesville. should be near freezing there. that's certainly not warm, but that's going to be the warmest spot here. coming up in ten minutes, next weather & traffic on the 1s at 4:51. a look at chance of snow on monday and another arctic blast. danella? isn't that wonderful? >> you keep putting me on the spot. you know i'm going to say no, it's terrible. i never think it's wonderful. let's head to riverdale. we saw this yesterday morning around this same time. the roadwork there is on 201, kenilworth at 410. traveling northbound there, you're going to see your -- just one lane blocked, right lane blocked. easy to work around that work zone. elsewhere, in charles county, waking up in waldorf this morning, la plata, lanes are open. i'm not tracking accidents or construction. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> new developments surrounding the death of a man near a d.c. fire station. why one fire cadet says he did not respond to calls for help. >>> ahead, looking at some of metro's busiest ro

this is 45-year-old kevin quick last seen leaving his mother's home in nelson county south of charlottesville. authorities became concerned for his safety when his silver suv was spotted in the background of this atm surveillance photo. you can see it there. they eventually found that car abandoned more than 100 miles from where quick was last seen. >> i hope that they will catch the person that did this to him. i feel sorry for the family. >> you'll see cars parked all over the place for no reason. i mean, that's just the way it is around here. >> the surveillance footage also turned up with this man's photo. officials are not sure if he's connected to the disappearance of quick but they are looking to question him. >>> 4:34 now. the d.c. police officer's union wants the city council to reject a deal to give the officers their first raise in six years. the arbitrator announced the terms of the deal. officers would get a 4% raise retro active to the middle of last year. they have received nod raise this year and a 3% raise after that. the union says that doesn't keep up with the cost of livin

around the country joined the family of kevin quick to pay their final respects this morning in charlottesville. he was discovered february 6th february 6th near richard. the 45-year-old disappeared almost a week earlier after last being seen at his mother's home. quick was a captain with the indianaboro police department. six people were arrested in the connection with his disappearance and recovery of suv, but so far, no one has been charged with his murder. >>> police in lowden county are on the hunt for a suspect involved in a string of robberies, and they say the most recent attack happened at apartments near the town center mall. this is a deposit sketch of what police have released. one 21-year-old, there's the sketch there, 21-year-old victim only told us she was attacked while heading home from work december 29th. that suspect put a gun to her head, ordered her to remove her clothing. another woman was robbed a short while later in the island. last week, two more women approached near the center mall all four victims describinged the same suspect. >>> well there appears to be no end in

they're driving down to charlottesville, virginia, slowly. >> we're planning on four hours today. >> reporter: nearby hotel employees are working overtime. >> just nonstop, grabbing for the keys. >> reporter: at dulles, one of four runways is cleared. where are your traveling to? >> paris. >> reporter: but international flights have virtually gone off without a hitch. >> i'm one of the lucky. >> reporter: domestic flights are the problem. >> i travel a lot. >> reporter: andrea houston is from hawaii. note the difference in shoes. >> i'm just taking it as kind of a first vacation. >> reporter: flight e.com indicates 86% of flights at reagan national have been canceled today. 78% at bwi marshall, and 65% at dulles. chad, a minnesotan. >> it's wet and heavy, the worst kind. >> reporter: is moving heaven and earth to get home to his kids sooner rather than later. >> get home late but still a day early. >> reporter: and sending a clear message to his one and only. >> if you're watching me, i'm coming home soon. >> reporter: most airlines will try to resume functions by tomorrow morning. b

he disappeared after leaving his mother's home no charlottesville, monday night. his suv was spotted on surveillance in manassas saturday, and then tuesday, three siblings were arrested for the theft of quick's suv. today, a judge ordered those suspects held without bond. >> a story that has sparked outrage in the city. the family of 77-year-old medric mills is demanding answers after mills died of a heart attack right across the street from a fire house. the family says that the workers at that station refused to help him. and now that family wants everyone involved to be fired. we have team 4 coverage. pat lawson muse spoke with the d.c. council chair. and we have mark segraves right outside in the parking lot. >> this is right where medric mills died right across the street from engine 26 on rhode island avenue here, where the family ran for help. the mayor and the chief have promised swift action and accountable, but the family says they want more than accountb, because they want to make sure this never happens again. >> we are calling for the naming and the f

philly is 35. 40 in charlottesville. so we're doing some melting now but the colder air is coming in. we still have a few hours, about 7:00 or so for the sunrise. look at these temps. 31, 31. laurel 32. 34 alexandria. 33 fairfax and dulles. 29 dumfries. that's the concern for me anyway that areas that were wet are now starting to get a little frozen. if you're not careful, it will cause big problems. even walking on the sidewalk can be an issue for a lot of folks today. clear skies. looking good outside on our michael & son weather camera. 38 degrees. feels like 31 with a west, northwest wind at 9. gusting to 17 which isn't nearly as bad as some of the 30-plus gusts we had overnight. so there's the storm. look at the cold front trailing almost toward eastern cuba and jamaica right now. a couple of systems here. this one in the midwest is going to follow that. it's this guy i'm looking out here coming from bismarck, in toward iowa. doesn't look like much but there's the snow in iowa. this is tracking toward the southeast

kevin quick will be laid to rest today near charlottesville. his funeral will be private, but there will be a public memorial beforehand at the university of virginia. quick vanished a little more than two weeks ago. police found his body a few days later. they've arrested six people in connection with his death. they have not charged anyone with murder. >>> this morning, american airlines is trying to determine what caused a tow car to hit and damage a plane at bwi marshall airport. take a look at this picture. the accident happened yesterday afternoon as passengers boarded a flight from dallas. the tow driver was taken to a hospital where she was treated and released. the passengers had to get off the plane and were rebooked on another fight. >>> we checked with anne arundel fire officials and the carbon monoxide look at the bwi westin hotel is under control. investigators think the leak came from inside the laundry room. nine people taken to the hospital after getting sick. hundreds of hotel guests were evacuated and forced to find somewhere

two days later, thursday, >> body was found west of charlottesville. police arrested three other people. we went to castor lows apartment. >> effective stop by to see if we had contact with them. they had unpaid bills. >> the individuals picked up have affiliation with criminal street gangs. we will not identify what that gain is. >> police say they are still trying to piece together how these suspects knew and worked together. authorities say the investigation continues and they expect additional charges and arrests. >> thank you. the deep sea -- the d.c. health department shuts down a department store. hello plumbing business could be the link between hackers and target. ,> abb kidnapped from his home found today safe and sound. >> the olympics are under way in russia. 40,000 people were there to gather at the olympic stadium for the grand event, which included the parade of nations and the lighting of the olympic torch. thousands came out to celebrate russia's history and culture. the coverage of the olympic byes is often overshadowed russia's human

president obama travel to charlottesville va to tour monticello, thomas jefferson's mistake.ropriate way to start because what it signifies is the incredible history between the united states and france. [speaking french] >> as one of our founding fathers who wrote the declaration of independence, somebody who not only was an extraordinary political leader, one of our great scientific and cultural leaders, thomas jefferson, but as we see as we follow through, what he also wrote, the quotable -- what he gave to the united states because he was a francophile through and through. [speaking french] >> he drew inspiration from the enlightenment ideas that have been developed in france and throughout europe but he also drew from the arts, the architecture, the writings from the culture of the cuisines of france, so in this sense, represents the bond that helped lead to the american revolution, help to influence the french revolution, figures like lafayette who played a central role in our own independence. all of this signified at monticello. i hope in starting this way, just as we

take a look at this on the left side, a live look where the snow is really coming down in charlottesvilleon the right, the conditions right outside of our studios here in northwest washington. more light snow falling, already stacked up from the plowed snow from earlier in the week. >>> this morning, virginia governor terry mcauliffe is mourning the death of his mother. the governor will head to new york for his mother's services next week. the funeral is set for wednesday. she was 92 years old. >>> a virginia lawmaker calling for the impeachment of a federal judge who struck down a law. same-sex couples walked into the courthouse and asked for marriage licenses. they were denied. on thursday, a judge handed down her ruling striking down that ban. president obama nominated that judge in 2011, making her the first black woman to serve as a federal district judge in virginia. the bill was co-sponsored that led to the same-sex marriage ban. >> 1.3 million virginians voted for it back in 2006. she sweeps in here and says, hey, you don't count. i trump everybody. i find that astounding. >> she

that is a live picture of where the snow was coming down earlier in charlottesville. you could see the roads there are pretty clear right now. on the right, conditions outside our studios in northwest washington. more light snow falling on top of the mounds already stacked up that were plowed from the snow earlier this week. >>> virginia governor terry m mcauliffe is mourning the death of his mother. she watched her son's inauguration on tv last month, since she was too weak to travel. the governor will head to new york for his mother's services next week. the funeral was set for wednesday. millie mcauliffe was 92 years old. >>> a virginia lawmaker calling for the impeachment of a federal judge who struck down a law. yesterday, same-sex couples across virginia walked into county courthouses and asked for marriage licenses. but they were denied. on thursday, judge wright allen handed down her ruling striking down the ban. president obama nominated her to the bench in 2011 making her the first black woman to serve as a federal judge in virginia. delegate bob marshall c

already around 50 degrees, though, fredericksburg, near culpeper, charlottesville, in the 40s. and we will have temperatures remaining colder than average for the week ahead and the possibility of some light snow coming in on wednesday. a look at that coming up in just a few minutes. barbara? >> thank you, tom. no>> a northern virginia community is mourning the death of their longtime mayor. vienna mayor m. jay seaman died over the weekend. we have more from vienna. >> reporter: it's a somber day here in vienna, many learning that longtime jane seaman passed away sunday. last year, she announced she had lung cancer. >> it's a shame that we lose a good citizen like the mayor. >> reporter: vienna resident jeff donley said he's known the mayor for 20 years. >> she's a beautiful, personable lady, great personality, always thought about the people. she took her job very seriously. >> reporter: she moved to vienna in 1968. she was first appointed to town council in 1996 after her husband, a then councilman passed awayment she filled his council seat and ran for re-election twice and

through the areas of leonardtown, and southern maryland and fredericksburg, and coating near charlottesville, and the northern neck and salisbury and ocean city. that is all we will get out of the system, areas no the north, more, and having to do some light cleanup, and the temperature tomorrow, we are dry with the 60% chance of snow for mainly, i think, midday on through the afternoon, and even a chance on late sunday, and we will get into the early part of next week, and the temperatures will be be staying below average, and as far as the weekend goes, again, not a big deal at all. and there is another chance of snow late sunday after a temperature tops out sunday at 42 degrees, and a little system coming through this weekend, and when i return a couple of minutes, i will look at the trend this week, and another chance for snow. >> thank you, veronica. >>> some big changes coming on the rails, and what amtrak unveiled today to improve train travel. >>> and a farewell to jay leno. we will go live to los angeles to see wha >>> you are watching "news4 at 4." >> amtrak riders are about to get

this is for richmond, charlottesville and new york city, everybody along i-95 will see at least 10 inches of snow from the same storm, that includes boston to portland all the way down to roanoke and even west of charlotte. >> all right. cross our fingers. >> that's why i'm worried about this one. >> i bet. thank you so much, chad myers. >>> turning to "the politics lead." did you hear that governor christie flew in a helicopter in september? well, it turns out, it was just a rumor, according to new jersey state police who issued a statement today. saying that none of the three chopper flights that christie took during that time period went over or near ft. lee or new jersey. the stinkgate is following christie all the way to chicago. he spoke about his handling of the controversy during an appearance. >> if you're a leader, you have to try to get a handle on the story and take divisive action which is what we did and talking to the public about it. we're in the midst of an internal review now and whatever it discloses we're going to release to the public and if there's more action that n

the police say she broke into the charlottesville home monday night and attacked his wife.y did not know the family, but they have not released a motive of the attack. meantime, the senator's wife was treated and released from the hospital. >> people are stealing identities and posing as them on line. in one case, a jilted husband posed as is ex-wife and sent strangers to her door. investigators are calling it right eye proxy. kris van cleave has the effort to close the loophole. >> the local woman had to leave the region to escape and start over. the prosecutor is frustrated. there is a growing problem that seems like it should be illegal, but the law has not kept pace with new technologies by social media. prosecutors guy creative, throwing the book at michael johnson, stringing them together enough charges to earn a 150 year sentence. but his true crime, using the internet to try to get his ex-wife raped by somebody else, is not necessarily illegal in maryland. lived days in 2012, she in fear as hundreds of men showed up at their home. >> i had to stay awake at night so

south carolina, parts of north carolina and as it turns up to the northeast, a snow event for charlottesville, richmond, washington, d.c., new york city and philadelphia. they are not going to see the ice. it is going to be a snowstorm for you tonight and tomorrow. >> both chad and nick, we appreciate both of you, braving the elements out there, letting us know, at least we know that folks this time heeding the warnings and planning in advance. >> the warning up here is 10 inches of snow or more. people up here better pay attention. >> still blue skies. get your shopping done this hour. >>> do mammograms cause more harm than good? does this sound vaguely familiar, ladies? >> a major new study raises disturbing questions about these screening that so many of us dread but depend on for early detection of breast cancer. we are going to talk about our dr. sanjay gupta about the findings. we will try to straighten it out straight ahead. >>> we've been watching this weather in the south. we want to alert you of something that's going on in the west as well. we know it is a bad avalanche here alread

the role of slaves in building one specific landmark, thomas jefferson's plantation estate in charlottesvilleirginia. with was touring the home french president francois hollande. this is what he had to say about monticello. a this also represents complicated history of the united states. we just visited downstairs where we know that slaves helped to build this magnificent structure and the complex relations with the jeffersons, the drafter of the declaration of independence, had with slavery. it is a reminder for both of us that we will continue to fight on the behalf of the rights of all peoples, something that i know france has always been committed to and we are committed to as well. >> president obama speaking last week. we are joined by clarence lusane, who has documented history of race in the white house. his most recent article is "missing from presidents day: the people they enslaved." he writes -- clarence lusane is a member of african-american affairs. history ofthis slavery and u.s. presidents. >> i am glad you pointed out that president obama, when he went to jefferson's home po

he was last seen leaving his mother's home in charlottesville, and he is a longtime police volunteer. >> and a real life castaway. a fisherman says he survived a year in the pacific ocean and says he survived by catching fish and birds with his barehands as he drifted from the marshall islands. and the family ahead on "news4 at 5:00," and kristin wright will have more reaction from the relatives on this remarkable story of survival. >> and now students will have a story to share after a visit from the president in buck lodge in delphi. it is a new school leading the way in technology. he used the visit to promote the connect ed initiative to bring high speed internet to more classrooms and every student has access to an ipad to help them with the homework, and the president says that access to new technology is imperative if our students are going to compete for jobs in the global economy. >> only 30% of our students have true high speed internet in the classroom. and in countries like south korea, that is 100%, and we want to make shure that our young people have the same advantages

a private service will be held in charlottesville.versity of virginia. here is dave with your forecast. >> everything is frozen solid. temperatures in the 20's and teens. out, it is 27. 24 degrees. it feels like 19 out there. you can see the capital. will thickenoving this afternoon and ice continues to be on the potomac river. that will not go away any times and. reagan national, 3/10 at dulles and out there in frostburg, five inches. no snow today except a few flurries. a real warm-up starting tuesday into friday. >> thank you for watching. have a great day. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> business news from the capital region. this is "washington business report" with abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. thank you for jning u us. we wil look at business and finance in the washington region.. wasng up, widad mouthg a dumb move for a corporate ceo. he has forcehis company do it do complete 0. and embrace google less. will tell you why and how. first, let's look at the week in rereview. it w

surae chinn joins us live from charlottesville where a police news conference was held just a short time ago. surae. >> lesli and derek, virginia state police saying they arrested three siblings in this case. two females and their brother. two charged in connection with this case. the other being held on an outstanding warrant and this all deals with the disappearance of police reservist, 45-year-old, kevin quick. this is a very con valuted case. robbery may have been a motive in this case. now let me tell you who has been arrested. the three are 20-year-old mercedes shelton and 18-year- old, daniel mathis. they have been charged with a felony larceny of quick's suv, the silver toyota forerunner, 1999. now 24-year-old, shonte is being held on that warrant as i mentioned, they were taken into custody without bond, arrested at a hotel in the city of alexandria last night. so, on tuesday night, at approximately 11:00, virginia state police took three individuals into custody at a hotel in the city of alexandria near interstate 395 and duke street. three individuals are siblings. and two of

down through prince william, southern fauquier, culpeper to charlottesville.t winter storm warnings. a little more ice and even a snow-sleet mix especially as you go north to the pennsylvania border. the main concern here will be freezing rain. that's why we have that. beautiful skies this morning with broken clouds ahead of the sunrise that's coming up here at 7:11. 36 by noon with a high around 40 and thicker clouds as we get later in the afternoon and evening. looks like the rain will be coming in after 8:00, 9:00 tonight. you see the partly cloudy conditions and a quick look at temps before i throw it to monika. that is 4 in york. they had 9 inches of snow. 29 in annapolis and 34 in culpeper and a slick 27 in winchester. we'll talk more about the ice for tonight when i come back next. right now inside to monika, timesaver traffic. >>> our traffic feature is basically showing us just slow traffic. it's now forming on the beltway right here on the outer loop in silver spring and a little bit out on 66 as well. i'm going to zoom in right here to an accident i

that's more than 100 miles away from where reservist kevin quick was last seen outside a charlottesvilleiday. virginia state police say mercedes shelton and daniel mathis were driving quick's suv. people staying at the hotel told us some of the dramatic details of when police moved in. >> i come out the door, all i could hear somebody saying was, "get back in your room." i didn't know it was the room -- and i looked down, and the cop was like this, "get back in your room." >> another sibling, shantae shelton, was arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant. >>> the faa says it's investigating a potential problem with airport traffic control towers after an incident at bwi-marshall. back in september, a lightning strike at that airport left a man in the control tower badly hurt. the system that's supposed to direct the electricity from lightning failed. the faa says the accident was the first of its kind, but they're looking into the protection systems at more than 200 control towers that were built before those systems were put in place back in 1978. >>> we want to check in now again wi

near charlottesville. authorities became concerned for the 45-year-old when only his silver suv was spotted in the background of some atm surveillance footage 100 miles from where he was last seen with him nowhere in sight. >> spotted by a deputy within the sheriff's county office. it was abandoned and obviously we were on the scene. and we are currently examining that vehicle as evidence. >> further clues as to quick's whereabouts include this man's picture. >>> mark seagree is furious with an arbitration ruling that officers will be receiving. officers get a 4% raise retroactive to the middle of last year. they receive no raise this year and a 3% raise after that. the union is upset that the deal does not make up for six straight years the officers did not receive raises. >>> 5:16 now. a teenager is recovering after being hit by a car on his way to school. this happened yesterday morning off 17th street. marcus grant tells news4 he was about to cross at the crosswalk on his way to the bus stop when the c

that's where it's going to end up, eventually into d.c., into charlottesville, charlotte.s where most of the heavy snow is right now and then up into new york city. let me show you what the city looks like. this is a street just outside of atlanta. this is the omni hotel. and i can literally skate on this street if i wanted to. the only reason why this is in decent shape, the police coming through have chains on and breaking up this ice. haven't seen a salt truck, haven't seen a plow, haven't seen anything official to go through and help this out at all. this is going to be a long duration storm. but the difference from 30 minutes ago, wolf, it was raining. now it's sleeting again. and that's some good news. sleet bounces off the trees and hit the ground. the rain sticks to the trees, freezes, makes them heavier, and makes them want to fall over. the longer we can stay in sleet, the better. the problem is, about five miles south of here, it's probably not sleeting. it's raining hard. and it's 30 degrees. it's a bad combination, wolf. >> and we know that. the flights schedu

man or woman is living to a command position, they get to our staff judge advocate school in charlottesville it is not power points, it is one-on-one. i just talked to a young man who said how impressed he was that people took the time. theppose it you can say danger was you would come out of that saying i am pretty smart and i know this stuff. rules, if youen ever got ready to do something that feels real good, stop and ask your lawyer. that has saved me from doing something that might not have been smart. i'd try to follow that as best as i could. >> ms. fernandez? >> i have a pretty stark question. admiral baumgartner, you said that a lot of changes happened in the past 2-3 years. let's say the threat -- taking the commander out of the process goes away. just goes away. we have heard a lot of testimony that that has gotten a lot of the change moving. the threat of taking the commander out. once that threat is gone, are all of these changes and trainings and resources that have been put toward this problem going to go away? that always lies in the back of my mind. if this panel reports out

from the 19th through the 23rd of the festival of the book will take place in charlottesville virginia and many offers including james swanson will be present. and booktv will be wiped from the los angeles festival april 12 and 13th. for a complete schedule was us know about the book fairs and festivals in your area and we will be happy to add them to the list. >>> i wanted to pick up talking about the buck as the posts ask what are we doing when you were writing those posts, and i think there are ways in which the format is changing the nature or at least some aspect of the advocacy and blending some older categories. so the post here that made up the book and think about how in particular they may be changing the constitutional debate with the material in this book being just one example, the first public example of how this might happen, and what led me to think about the book this way is i happened to have the page for the book on my desk and an article that you may be familiar with. the emeritus professor at the university of michigan on the criminal procedure and then in the 1960

he traveled with president obama to charlottesville, virginia, today where they toured thomas jefferson's monticello estate. the third american president once served as an envoy to france. hollande is traveling alone, after a recent separation from his long-time partner, over revelations he'd had an affair with an actress. u.s. immigration rules are easing for those seeking asylum here who might have a form of past connection to a terrorist. since 9/11, anyone believed to have given even "limited material support" to terrorist groups was automatically banned from the u.s. the department of homeland security says the change gives it flexibility to consider more of an applicant's background. on wall street, it was a relatively quiet day. the dow jones industrial average gained seven points to close near 15,802. the nasdaq rose 22 points to close at 4,148. still to come on the newshour: more delays to the affordable care act; the struggle to help civilians in the war-torn syrian city of homs; what sanctions have done to daily life in iran; an n.f.l. draft prospect comes out publicly as gay;

these students at the buford middle school in charlottesville, virginia are building speakers using 3d printers. for lamia west, it is an entry to a whole new world. >> this is like what i want to do with my future, if i want to be engineer or do i want to go into something else. >> reporter: that is music to her teachers ears. >> were gonna take this out. and right now it is on three. >> reporter: stephanie grady is an engineer turned educator, and an alumna of this school. >> if we don't teach our students now and encourage them to take these classes in college, there's going to be a lot of missed opportunities >> reporter: but educators warn these machines cannot print silver bullets to fire up interest in technology and engineering in classrooms. for one thing, teachers need a lot of training and support to make the magic happen. at buford, they have the perfect help desk nearby: faculty at the curry school of education at the university of virginia. glen bull is a professor there. >> keep in mind that no teacher today has really been prepared or trained to use these technologies i

president obama meeting with french president hollande in charlottesville, virginia. i have heard the french president is traveling alone. >> traveling solo. at the state dinner, stag. no date. and embarrassment of riches for the french president. he does not know who to go with. >> i am staying out of this. this is what happens when adam johnson is on the show. data check. stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities. -5 off of a churning weekend off of the complex jobs report. 2.66% is where we settle. euro is stronger. -- through 100 on american crew. brent crude at 810 wait -- brent crude at a 108. more fx-based. vix, 15.2 nine, go to cash. you're right. gold, 1272. churning yen. going to russia this friday to see the olympics. i cannot convince you not to go? >> no. >> are you going to knock a hole in your door? >> the locks do not work. you have got to get out. >> i just heard you professing your love for figure skating. >> i am all figure skating. we scoured the papers on the web for stories. figure skating free. again,rgan in the news the new york times talking abou

president obama and the french president are traveling to charlottesville, virginia to tour the former residence of thomas jefferson. jefferson was one of the united states's earliest envoys to france. there will be a state dinner at the white house for the french president who is traveling solo who recently separated from his recent girlfriend. after that, he heads for the silicon valley where he's going to visit high-tech firms. >>> ghana issuing a warning about an unconfirmed flights for flights on caribbean islands taking off from that country heading here to the south. americans are being advised not to fly on caribbean airlines and make other plans until wednesday. >>> information about security threats targeting the winter olympics in russia. adam schiff on the house intelligence committee says he believes the olympic venues in sochi are safe but he wishes the russians would share more information. a reported 40,000 russian security forces are patrolling the winter olympic games. >>> 7:15. jamie anderson from south lake tahoe is celebrating a women in the women's slope style sno

french president francois hollande will travel to charlottesville, virginia.o with president obama. they will speak at the home of thomas jefferson and an early ambassador to france. >>> tomorrow janet yellen makes her first appearance on capitol hill and will testify before the house financial services committee. then she'll speak on the senate side later in the week. if you are looking for economic data, wait until thursday. here's what's happening in your weekly jobs claims, retail sales and business inventories. back over to becky, miss quick. >>> thank you. the winter olympics are in full swing in sochi, russia. chief international correspondent michelle cabrera is joining by one of the big investors in the olympic infrastructure, something we have heard so much about. michelle? >> thank you so much. joining us here onset is the man who came to providence in the world during the consolidation of the aluminum russia during the tumultuous '90s and is a n conglomerate with agribusiness, good to have you here. >> thank you. >> you have invested a billion doll