. >> he was bent over the car, and an officer colding michael in a bear hug much the officer said "he's got my gun." he said later: >>> this police re-enactment shows their version of events. but an independent investigation raised a possibility, one supported by witnesses and forensic tests. >> one of the theories you have is the officer may have gotten mirror. >> he screamed he had my gun. all he knew something was tugging on his gun. >> bell senior, who didn't witness the shooting withheld judgment, an a retired military pilot familiar with investigative procedure, he expected an indepth facts. >> i expected it to go down line the air force inspector general investigation. >> how did it go down? >> within 48 hours i get a call from the reporter at the newspaper, and he said the police held a review panel, and that the shooting was justified. >> two days later. >> none of the reports came down, and they had cleared themselves of wrongdoing. he began to research how police shootings were investigated and was disturbed by what he found. >> i didn't under that the police vetted them, the

residents are preparing for extremely cold temperatures on friday. >>> michael brown's parents are suing the city of ferguson, missouri, as well as former officer darren wilson. the 18-year-old brown was unarmed when he was fatally shot during an altercation with wilson last summer. word of the suit comes after a report that the justice department says the ferguson police department was unfairly targeting blacks. let me know what you think. see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. legendary hollywood actor harrison ford was involved in a plane crash landing earlier tonight in california. at this hour ford is in the hospital with what authorities

residents are preparing for extremely cold temperatures on friday. >>> michael brown's parents are suing the city of ferguson, missouri, as well as former officer darren wilson. the 18-year-old brown was unarmed when he was fatally shot during an altercation with wilson last summer. word of the suit comes after a report that the justice department says the ferguson police department was unfairly targeting blacks. let me know what you think. see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. legendary hollywood actor harrison ford was involved in a plane crash landing earlier tonight in california. at this hour ford is in the hospital with what authorities are now describing as moderate injuries. standing by with much more in our west coast newsroom is our very own trace gallagher. trace. >> and, sean if you look at the crash scene this is a very good indication that harrison ford is a heck of a pilot. he took off this afternoon from santa monica airplane where he keeps planes. he was no more than a mile into his flight headed toward the pacific ocean when he heard the

department of justice findings instead of putting this myth that darren wilson gunned down michael brown in cold blood as he was attempting to surrender to bed finally. he couldn't quite bring himself to say that. instead he pivoted immediately to this justice department report about traffic tickets and some really reprehensible e-mails. but we never really got the closure on the reason these protests began in the first place. >> so you accuse him. he today described, he said that he wanted justice, cops have a right to go home safely. he referred to the shooter as a damn punk. is that more of what you would like to hear from him? >> that's what i would like to hear and i would like to hear more of it. but from law enforcement's perspective, it is kind of too little, too late. this is an attorney general that was part of this chorus that had darren wilson guilty before the first shred of evidence returned. >> just to clarify you don't have an issue with the doj report. you just think that could have come out at a different time and they first could have come out with what is also in the report w

tonight, special coverage of the new cold war has taken yet another ominous turn. up till now, cost michael okwu its standing in the form of credit down grades and demonization of the west. killing of boris nemtsov just steps from the kremlin, nemtsov said to be close to releasing a report revealing startling details of russia's involvement in the ukraine. placards read, i am not afraid. rory challands is there and has the report from moscow. >> nemtsov's face was everywhere. the bullets that killed him said this banner were meant for all of us but also present were thousands of russian flags, in an era where russian leaders are vilified as traitors and fifth columnist, such a huge rally is allowed to take place right in the center of moscow. usually these things are kept on the outskirts of town so maybe the kremlin is thinking grief is a more manageable emotion than political age are. some anti-putin shouting, the challenge for the opposition now is whether it the turn the grief for nemtsov's murder into real political change. nemtsov said if he were afraid he wouldn't be leading an oppos

it's based around the idea michael brown was shot in cold blood. >> and what about leslie, all thosee sound bites we just played. al sharpton there was no deadly threat talking about how officer wilson executed this young man. executed. the governor of missouri saying a prosecution must take place. where are the mea culpas? >> well i don't think you're going to hear the mea culpas because i think there's still anger and there's a disconnect between the african-american and most minority communities. when you talk about those stops, there is racial profiling involved. but look at the numbers in ferguson -- >> let me ask you then leslie i'll give you the floor. wouldn't it be they came out and said we were wrong about officer wilson, but we want to talk about what the doj found with respect to ferguson cht then people might listen. but when they're standing firm on officer wilson not acknowledging that all the innuendo and rhetoric they ginned up was false and totally baseless, it's tough then to listen as they get to point b. >> well i understand what you're saying. but there's not go

cold. let's look right now at the michael and son weather cam, cloudy but 54 degrees, winds south at 8 miles hour and the dew point 35 which means we have light showers that some of which are evaporating before they hit the ground. in our weather headlines very mild tonight under that cloud cover and an occasional sprinkle possible. overall we aren't looking at any significant rain in our forecast over the next 18 hours or so. about the main event arrives tomorrow evening. as you head to the bus stop temperatures between 45 and 55 degrees. in the afternoon they'll get rid of any jackets because temperatures will be warm enough for t-shirt weather in the 70s. it's the mildest day we've had since st. patrick's day. it will be breezy and a shower is possible in the afternoon. as we head into the evening we'll see rain and thunderstorms. that is a possibility as we move toward dinner time tomorrow. you can see the area to the west of us here on satellite and radar with the severe weather watch box. this is a severe thunderstorm watch. that is where the most potential for thunderstorms is at that

it's based around the idea michael brown was shot in cold blood. >> and what about leslie, all those bites we just played. al sharpton there was no deadly threat talking about how officer wilson executed this young man. executed. the governor of missouri saying a prosecution must take place. where are the mea culpas? >> well i don't think you're going to hear the mea culpas because i think there's still anger and there's a disconnect between the african-american and most minority communities. when you talk about those stops, there is racial profiling involved. but look at the numbers in ferguson -- >> let me ask you then leslie i'll give you the floor. wouldn't it be they came out and said we were wrong about officer wilson, but we want to talk about what the doj found with respect to ferguson cht then people might listen. but when they're standing firm on officer wilson not acknowledging that all the innuendo and rhetoric they ginned up was false and totally baseless, it's tough then to listen as they get to point b. >> well i understand what you're saying. but there's not going to

outside still generally cloudy on our michael & son weather camera. 57. this time of year after the coldinds. very comfortable outside. it will be even more comfortable once we get the sunshine. so we have a storm system bringing some rain into the west coast and drought conditions. they'll take every drop they can get. the gulf of mexico which gave us the rainstorm we just had, starting with storm number two, low pressure taking shape in the western gulf. this will be here later friday, friday night into saturday. so first things first. we've got to get this guy to slide away from us. does look like that will happen as we go throughout the afternoon. some of the high clouds all the way back to pittsburgh. when i was on the weather terrace a moment ago, just a little sun through the overcast. futurecast, we'll take the showers through mid afternoon and at 2:00, still raining in st. mary's county, much of the northern neck over toward areas fredricksburg south, especially richmond. if you're traveling south this afternoon, expect wet weather to continue there, even at 4:00 p.m. southern s

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, the cathedral, clouds on the way in, cold front approaching late tonight, temperature still 65, wind east, northeast at 5. winds are not a factor be tomorrow behind the front. cold front approaching late tonight. bus stop temperatures 44 to 60, mild tomorrow morning, windy and warmer tomorrow, 70. winds will gust over 30 miles per hour. eventually these northwest winds will bring in colder air tomorrow night and wednesday and thursday and friday. futurecast 58 downtown, in the 50ors even in the northern and western suburbs with some clouds but no green blobs, so no showers. biophor 30 in the morning low 50s -- by 4:30 in the morning low 50s north and west, fewer clouds, cooler. by 9:00 most of the showers are out to the mountains and along the maryland/p.a. border. 58 downtown, 55 in manassas and by 1:00 it's 67 downtown, 70 in fredericksburg and 61 as farley north as frederick. temperatures will -- as far north as frederick. temperatures will fall by 5:00 which is still okay, 59 downtown, but now 50 in hagerstown and temps f

cold front goes through sunday. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam. we only hit 30 today at national. our average high is 52 with full sun and only hitting 30, pretty amazing, 26 at dulles, a new record low maximum, right now 24 downtown, light winds. we have clear skies and dew points in the single digits and low teens. that is a recipe for a cold night. we've already seen dulles drop to 8 degrees. a very cold start, teens and 20s by mid- to late morning. a storm free weekend, thtwo months since we could say that, but only 47 hours long. we got to turn the clocks ahead one hour, go to daylight saving time. that's saturday night. 50s move in sunday. they should be here through tuesday. in fact, we might even hit 60 wednesday. futurecast, 8:00 in the morning low 20s, very cold after some single digits early on, 23 downtown. by 1:00 now we're seeing a little more responsive temps here, 41 downtown, 41 in manassas, upper 30s in the suburbs north and west. by 4:30 everybody makes it into the 40s, 46 in la plata, 45 manassas. that's still 10 degrees below

cold extreme heat. a little whacky. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> the family of michael brown, the teenager killed last year by a police officer in ferguson missouri you were there covering it many times, plans to file a civil wrongful death lawsuit in the case according to the attorney. >> this comes one day after a u.s. justice department found racism within the department but decided not to charge former officer darren wilson in the shooting. the chant became a rallying cry for protests in ferguson and a larger movement. but the justice department also concluded that michael brown did not surrender with his hands up. >> iraqi forces battle with isis for control of tikrit. >> a live report next. wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. [ male announcer ] you're smart about protecting your identity. but you can't control everything. it seems like every day there's another data breach, like this one in the news right now. a

let's take a look right now at the michael and son weather cam and we are in good shape. it's just cold out there. already down to 25 degrees. bruce. very light winds out of the south, southeast. a dry atmosphere as well. that dew point in the single digits. current numbers are into the teens in some spots. that means we have cold, dense, dry air in place and then overrunning is going to happen. the precipitation runs up from south to north. hits that cold air and it will either fall as snow, if there isn't any warm air intrusion or fall as sleet. you can see here on satellite and radar, there is snow and sleet heading our way, but that rain line right now over lexington, kentucky, moving toward charleston, west virginia, but with all that cold air in place, that is not going to be rain for us. it could be sleet. it's not going to be just plain rain at first. on 9 future cast, here we are at 10:00 a.m. starting to see that initial on set. look at how quickly the precipitation moves in by noon. already over spreading the entire metro area. temperatures below freezing throughout the metro

cold case and unraveling the mystery. san bernardino district attorney, michael ramos. >> that was a huge break because up until that time,y no evidence of a murder. >> now, there were more than 100 new pieces of evidence. like tire tracks nearby and clothing in the graves. >> you're going to look and pick up anything that's anywhere near the desert that could tie an individual to it, tie a vehicle to the location, perhaps a murder weapon. >> finding the remains and the new evidence meant learning the cause of death, blunt force trauma. >> they were brutally murdered. a horrible cold callous murder. i pray that the suffering wasn't prolonged. >> so you're saying there is a chance that they did suffer, just so i'm clear, even with a one-strike, blunt of force trauma? >> there is a chance, yes. >> because it would have taken some time to die? >> yes, yes. >> from the start, san bernardino detectives say they had their eyes on chase merritt. the same chase merritt who began working with joseph mcstay years before. >> hi, welcome to your how-to video of installing your new water feature. >> back then, chase merritt was widely

police department has to be recognized for saying darren wilson is not guilty for killing michael brown in cold blood without warrant. you can't say the ferguson department has to be gutted and the michael brown conclusion was collect. >> law enforcement they work for me. you mess with them you mess with me. we trust the department of justice to do their job, we hope. the fact of the matter is the leadership is not standing up and saying that blue lives matter right now the way they did when they say black lives matter. all lives matter, the last in the video was the most heart felt. there is a moral justification going on for killing of cops. >> there has been a lot of stirring the pot out there. you mentioned blue lives matter. while the president is tweeting a single tweet regarding the two officers who were ambushed blue lives matter is trending online. maria tweeted this. i hope police officers know they are not alone that many citizens absolutely deplore what is happening. >> all lives matter. go on blue lives matter and on our website as well and tell us what you think about this through

push temperatures -- ahead of a strong cold front which will push temperatures down. 43 in president r360burg -- in fredericksburg. a beautiful looking sky on our michael and son weather camera. 46 officially at reagan national with east winds at 5. not too much of a wind chill. feeling like 38 degrees. goodbye to this storm, this guy is coming through chicago land. some areas in minnesota that got 9 inches of snow from this. 2 to 4 in chicago. it will bring us the threat for snow showers. so our futurecast the chilly air is in place. no big weather concerns. we'll take you into the evening hours. notice the clouds especially west of 81 starting to thicken up. snow getting in to columbus and over toward cleveland there. this will all move east southeast. now we have snow showers and maybe even a period of snow here. far western maryland and west virginia and southwestern pennsylvania. if you are traveling overnight, and some people do, may run into slick spots. from berryville toward cumberland through moore field, we have some snow showers continuing toward hagerstown with more clouds in the metro. snow showers east of 81, that wouldn't be out of the

cold and flu. >> we have so many of these things around the house. >> thank you michael. >>> let's turn our attention now to the forecast. oh, i'm sorry, we do have some breaking news in tulsa, oklahoma, where there has been a tornado warning in effect much of the afternoon. you can see there are some tornados, at least two touching down there exploding transformers in their paths. springtime of course a very dangerous time of year in that part of the country. >> this is video taken just moments ago. you can see the transformers blowing up, one after the another, as the twisters move toward the left of the screen. a live look at that storm. tornados also reported in northwestern arkansas. >> no injuries were reported as the storms went through rural parts of the owezark mountains. but this time of year very treacherous for tornados and very turbulent weather in that part of the country. >> here at home it's beautiful outside. we just need some rain. >> we sure do but we're not going to get any. they still have severe thunderstorm watches out for them over there and for them tornado alley, this is nor

michael & son weather cam. and we're looking at really a nice evening yes on the cold side and you can see the -- the lincoln there and the institutes of peace there. we're looking at really a -- relatively peaceful opening before goings start going crazy -- things start going crazy tomorrow. temps are going to fall. not quite as low as last night. we had some 20s last night. we should hold in the up 30s -- 30s tonight. okay headlines, clouds are going to return by dawn. not gone for long and be mostly cloudy time you wake up again and bus stop temperatures pretty cold. i mean 30 to 42. that's fairly cold. and milder though tomorrow. with just a few showers and i still feel that both commutes are going to be dry for about 90% of us new yorkcity yellow alert. and then on -- of us. no yellow alert. and then on thursday and winds are beginning to pick up and see thunderstorms in the morning on thursday. and for that we did issue a yellow alert. because we feel it's going to be affecting both commutes both to ask from work, futurecast tonight 10:00 you want to walk scrappy? uh-huh. 36 in gaithersburg and 37 manassas a

darren wilson didn't murder michael brown in cold blood in the street as he was attempting to surrenderife and used deadly force. instead they say it was never really about michael brown being shot. it was about the ferguson police department writing too many tickets or about them having seven e-mails sent within department that nobody knew about. i mean we're replacing the old lie with a new lie. >> let me ask you this we keep hearing the protests are peaceful. do you disagree with that? >> of course i disagree with it. if you're standing there and you're protesting peacefully, the guy next to you is shooting his gun at the police or throwing a molitov cocktail to police or burning down people's livelihood livelihood. it's a riot. what we need is a curfew. >> it would be interesting because doesn't anyone working today? why are you ralacy at midnight outside oo police station at about something that happened that you should be happy about the six people have been forced to resign. the justice department ruled in a way in which i imagine was right up your alley. what else do you want? >

cold and he's injured, but he's alive. a uc santa barbara student missing in yosemit was found today. michael doll and his friends arrived on saturday. after a short hike his friends reported him missing, launching a search and rescue mission from 50 people from five different counties. 11 this morning, he was recognized from flyers posted across the park. he was in a boulder field near the lower yosemite falls. he was hospitalized with head injuries and hypothermia. no other details have been released. >>> a rock n roll hall of famer hit and injured a jogger in southern california this weekend. california highway patrol said david crosby was driving his tesla and struck a man jogging. the man suffered broken bones, but it expected to make a full recovery. the chp said crosby stopped to help the jogger and fully cooperated with officers. they say neither drugs nor alcohol were a factor in the accident. >>> a lot of vips showing up at the game in oakland. we'll show you who next. ♪ >>> hi issue everybody, i'm dave feldman. tonight the warriors welcomed their lone bay area championship team bac

. >> ♪ hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah jordan river is deep and cold soul hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah did you hear what jonah said? hallelujah when the world thought he was dead hallelujah i was taken me a ride hallelujah in that big old whale's inside hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah they nailed jesus to the cross hallelujah but his faith was never lost hallelujah christian soldiers off to war hallelujah hold that line hallelujah like joshua at jericho hallelujah alabama is next to go hallelujah mississippi, kneel and pray hallelujah all the marchers on the way hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah michael, row the boat ashore hallelujah ♪ ♪ [applause] >> the reverend andrew young. [a

alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. michaelown's parents always urged protesters in ferguson and across the country to remain peaceful while pushing for police reforms. in a statement today they said the family michael brown jr. condemns the shooting of the two ferguson police officers. we reject any violence of law enforcement. it cannot and will not be tolerated. our thoughts and prayers remain with the officers injured during this morning's shooting and their families. take a moment. two people's whose teenage son killed by a ferguson police department remain committed to peaceful change. benjamin crump joins me now in ferguson. when you first talked to the family michael brown's family after the shooting what was their initial response. >> everybody woke up to this horrible news and out there, sympathetic towards the families of these police officers that was shot and, you know, i just hope the law enforcement community would extend the same sympathy to her, but it was important for them to say that it's wrong. it's just wr

live look outside, michael and son weather cam, 54 downtown, winds south at 5. it will turn around tomorrow from the northwest as a cold front goes through. cold air will lag and not get in here till tomorrow night. a morning sprinkle or shower possible north, frederick north and maybe cumberland west. bus stop temperatures mild, 44 to 60. the kids out there 8:45, 9:00 going to be like 60, windy, warmer on st. patty's day, chilly to cold in terms of finishing the week. if we lose 20 degrees between tomorrow and wednesday, i guess that is cold, so get ready. march will do that to you. 6 a.m. tomorrow a few clouds, temperatures nice, low 50s in gaithersburg, 49 in manassas, 54 downtown, a few clouds by 8:30, 9:00, 50s. notice not much green blobs. they're way out across the divide into west virginia and western maryland. by lunchtime you can walk to lunch with no jacket, upper 60s downtown, 65 in manassas, 70 in fredericksburg. 5:00 looking at temperatures in the 50s. it's not going to fall quickly. tomorrow night you'll notice a change. we're in the low to mid-40s in the suburbs and upper 40s downtown. by midnight we're

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, sure pretty outside, gorgeous picture. i know it's cold, but see that much snow cover is kind of cool this late in the season, 28 downtown, do 7. why do i harp on the dew points? i'll tell you why, because they're a great indication how low we can do tonight. our range is 8 to 18, winds south, southwest at 7. headlines, more record lows possible tonight. finally a quiet weekend but short. why? because we have to move our clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed saturday night. we return to daylight saving time. leave the s off for savings. back in the 50s sunday and monday and maybe 60 by wednesday. record lows, showed you this a minute ago. i think the record low downtown or national 13 is safe, but dulles' record low 14 is probably in the bag. we're forecasting 8. martinsburg will be close and baltimore close within a degree or two. futurecast, 10:00 tonight if you're out it's cold, not windy, no wind chills to worry about like this morning. we had wind chill 10 below this morning, 16 in gaithersburg, manassas, 17 leesburg and down to

michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the time of the bombing, nichols got cold feet.cided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh, now on his own, drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city. at 8:57 a.m., security cameras at the regency tower apartment building a few blocks west of the murrah building catch the ryder truck parked across the street. investigators surmise this is when mcveigh lights the first fuse. a few minutes later, mcveigh moves the truck up, lights the second fuse and parks on the north side of the murrah building. he then exits the truck and begins walking rapidly to the yellow mercury parked four blocks away. at the federal building, the workday is starting. hundreds of people are already inside. >> explosion downtown. >> about a third of the building has been blown away. >> the whole front of the federal building is gone. >> mcveigh is only two blocks away when the bomb detonates, but he makes it to the getaway

insider's view with the war on terror, pouring cold water on president obama's repeated declaration that al qaeda is on the run. lieutenant general michael flynn telling bret baier the claim is way off mark based on documents seized in the bin laden raid and information that he was seen when he was head of the defense intelligence agency. >> so who's briefing the president? how does he get to those sentences? for me to sit here and tell you why he says what he says, i don't know. what i know the intelligence said was not necessarily what we hear. it was die mat rickally opposed wasn't it? >> from my perspective, it was just the opposite. you can't sit here and say that al qaeda was defeated when we're still looking at elements of al qaeda that are conducting operations. >> bret baier anchor of "special report," my guest today. bret, i guess when you're president of the united states i guess you can say what you want. but in this case as you pointed out, what the president said is die metrically opposed to apparently what the reality was and is right? >> right, gretchen. listen, remember all the times the president other administration of

let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, nothing severe right now, temperature 67 downtown, humidity 33%. the cold front will approach late tonight, throw a few clouds our way, not a lot of moisture. bus stop temperatures 44 to 60. tomorrow morning 60 degrees, pretty good deal. windy and warmer tuesday, very nice st. patty's day. we should hit 70. the winds will gust over 30 miles per hour and colder air will move in eventually. it will hold off until tomorrow night. futurecast, 10:00 tonight 58 downtown, 57 in leesburg, 55 in manassas. a lot of clouds, but no green blobs, so no rain or showers. now by early in the morning, 5:30, 6:00 upper 40s, low 50s. most of the showers tomorrow will be in the mountains for oakland down toward petersburg, maybe a sprinkle frederick north, hagerstown up into pennsylvania, but the front moves through essentially dry, just some clouds and big winds behind it. by 1:00 it's 67 downtown, 70 in fredericksburg. winds increasing and then by 5:00 some of the cooler air begins to move in. it's going to be a gradual thing. even by 5:00 tomorrow it's still 59 in d.c., whic

michael & son weather cam. we're looking north of wisconsin avenue in bethesda or toward bethesda. 52 right now. the relative humidity 19%. that's huge. this is a very coldass. that will play into the forecast on friday morning. that will actually determine just how much cold dry air hangs in before it changes over it rain. cold start on thursday, quiet day tomorrow. need your sunglasses, need a winter coat too. bus stop temperatures 26 to 42. that's really more like a winter's day than an almost spring day. friday snow and or rain for both commutes. i think primarily snow for the morning commute and primarily rain for the evening commute. the exceptions would be extreme south and east i think you're going to generally have rain both commutes. snow could look impressive between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m. that's what i mean about the freak out. you look outside you're like holy cow. surface temperatures above freezing but it could snow rather vigorously for a while friday morning. okay. tonight futurecast we're in the 30s. you can walk the dog but i would certainly take a coat. upper 30s pretty much across the board. we're going to advance until 6 a.m. on thursda

i recently did a movie with him and because i knew michael would make me laugh every morning and he did. we sat on a beach in the freezing coldand he made me laugh all day long. charlie: didn't he also tell david hare that he ought to get you for the role? bill: i didn't know that at the time but i believe somebody said that. charlie: he said, there is a young guy. bill: he has been instrumental in my career and he has been very encouraging. he is one of the few people who really gets your attention if they say something encouraging to you. i do believe he was instrumental in getting me this role the first time around. i had worked with david before. so he was not unaware of me. charlie: my next person is david hare. what is it about the two of you? bill: it is the great good fortune of my career, my association with david hare , which started when i was 30 and i did a television film with him. when i read the first thing i'd ever read by david hare, it kind of rang in me in a way great writing or great art often does. it was almost as if it were familiar to me. as if, if you would have given me time, i would have gotten arou

cold symptoms plus chest congestion. [breath of relief] oh, what a relief it is. ♪♪ >>> michael nutter is created independents oversight boardmonitor changes coming to the philadelphia police department. mayor nutter did that by executive order today. he's charged the group with make making sure 90 recommendations from that justice department report become reality. some of those include better police training, more thorough investigations and better relations with residents. mayor nutter says those changes are necessary to build a bridge between police and the community they serve. >>> when you take close examination of the recommendations for reform what's in the department it is clear that changes need to be made with regard to the use of force and certainly lethal force in the philadelphia police department and all across our city. as with all -- >> justice department report billed into philadelphia is 400 officer involved shootings over the past eight years. >>> a new expensive courthouse in bucks county is causing problems for people with dissables. >> and one thing that was helping a shuttle service is now going away.

. ♪ hallelujah michael wrote the boat ashore hallelujah michael rode the boat ashore hallelujah. the river is chilean coldhore hallelujah did you hear what jonas said hallelujah when the world thought he was dead hallelujah i was taking me a ride hallelujah in that big old wales inside hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah they nailed jesus to the cross hallelujah but his faith was never lost hallelujah sent christian soldiers off to war hallelujah for that line in arkansas hallelujah like joshua at jericho hallelujah alabama is next to go hallelujah will mississippi kneel and pray hallelujah all the marchers on the way hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah michael rowed the boat ashore hallelujah [applause] >> the reverend andrew young. [applause] >> that was harry belafonte turning the proceedings over to the reverend andrew young. >> would you pleas come to the platform imm

cold today too. >> i can't wait for saturday. let's take a live look outside it's our live michael & son weather cam.ry nice evening. a bee chilly yes -- wee bit chilly yes but it's clear. relative humidity only 39%. 40% which is pretty low. the winds will switch and become more southeast and then become southerly tomorrow. and that's going to help drive in some milder air. here's where the rain showers are now. cincinnati back to charleston and ducking down to the south of us. just south of the charlottesville down to roanoke and stay to the south of us tonight. you're okay tonight and i think for the most part tomorrow, inside the beltway a dry commute. a few showers tomorrow as the warm front begins to lift northward and that will cause clouds to return by dawn. don't stay clear very long and bus stop temperatures 30 to 42. that's pretty cold. so a jacket is probably a good idea for you and the kids. mild we are a few showers tomorrow -- milder with a few showers tomorrow and then thursday, warm i mean much warmer and breezy. with some thunderstorms. yes. i just tweeted this out. in fact they fina

michael & sons camera. i think we're getting ready for a nice sunrise, 39 degrees. it is cold out there.a lot of places near freezing, upper 20s. a nice afternoon but this is headed our way for tonight and right in time for the race tomorrow. we're going to see temperatures into the mid-50s this afternoon so enjoy your friday and a little bit of sunshine before the clouds roll on in. good morning, larry. what's going on? >>> good morning. still keeping a close eye on the situation in germantown on the southbound side of 270. we had told you that an 18 wheeler and a vehicle had gotten into an accident there. the accident is now on the shoulder and we have some residual delays. sky 9 is over the scene to show us how things are shaping up on 270. you can see the cars are moving but certainly some slowdowns there. i say add about 5 to 7 minutes to your drive time. we'll have much more on your traffic coming up shortly. back to you. >>> an american health worker who contracted ebola while volunteering in sierra leone will be admitted for treatment at the national institutes of health. >> the

cold water for salmon in the fall. water has moral -- more of the algae than expected. >> funeral procession route of officer michael johnson starting at chapel in los gatos and end in downtown san jose where a memorial service will take place at 11 o'clock a.m. at the sap center. >> another deficit in the bizarre kidnapping kiss involving a vallejo woman. according to the newspaper several e-mails from the kidnappers have surfaced claiming responsibility for taking denise huskins and threatening violence on police if they do not apologize. >> video from virginia where a daring police chase came to a dramatic end this morning several police cars rammed the silver pickup on interstate 95 in fairfax county and arrested the driver. miss say there is no connection to the search for an escaped inmate in the area. >> stanford plays old dominion at made son square garden. the guard needs only 11 points to become the all-time leading scorer and you can watch the game on espn at 6:00 p.m. our sister network. >> it will be winds as we head to lunch and the afternoon with gusting 17 in novato and 18 in half moon bay and 20 to 25 in th

cold and flu symptoms. theraflu. serious power. >>> i'm michael smerconish. welcome to the program. breaking news.tions about whether aspects of it are true. let's start at the beginning. this week "the washington post" reported on the troubling incident involving two senior agents who allegedly went out drinking, and then drove a government car into an investigation of a suspicious package right in front of the white house. all of this was particularly frightening since one of the men is the number two agent who directly guards president obama. but now two law enforcement sources tell cnn that story was overblonl. officials tell cnn the agents simply drove up to the investigation scene, not into it and there is not clear evidence that they were drinking. nor is it clear that there was any discussion of giving them a

michael and son weather cam, already 45, dew point in the mid-teens. this is sort of a winter air mass. march is changeable. the only good news about march, it can't stay cold that long. you can take some solace in that. how much colder is it 24 hours ago? cumberland lost 27 degrees. pittsburgh lost 30 degrees. we've only lost 9 degrees so far if you do a 24 hour comparison, but it's going to change late tonight into tomorrow morning. everybody needs a coat wednesday morning and i would opt for the winter coat. bus stop temperatures 24 to 40. if you walk the kids to the bus stop, wear a winter coat, too. breezy and much cooler wednesday. winter which ends friday could end with some flakes on friday, yeah. futurecast mainly in the low 30s, a few upper 20s here and there, may get down to 29 in gaithersburg, but temps below freezing about everywhere, even 31 in la plata. 9:00 still low to mid-30s with sunshine. by 1:00 if you're walking to lunch, only low to mid-40s. we'll have a northwest wind tomorrow. we had gusts today of 36, winds tomorrow in check 10 to 15. that will add a chill. we'll try to make 50 downtown. northern and western suburbs will probably n

cold. we have got temperatures at or below freezing almost across the board with the weather watchers. twenty-nine sent in from michaeliley. crystal clear skies in sanatoga. it is chilly w that clearing skies you don't have cloud cover to help you out there rick sent in from bethel, sweet profile picture i love that one. 28 degrees. modest for him. he has a nice clear sky. clear, brisk morning, shining bright, from above. very, very pretty looking start to the day as we mentioned but we do have a storm system that is beginning to brew. starting to brew yesterday, if you have been with us the last day or so this was just a little pocket of moisture over big ben of texas. it is the moisture stepping all the way up toward kansas and that is going to roll east and we will be stuck on the rain snow line here in philadelphia a general synopsis of how it will shake out here friday morning because it will be cold enough because it is mix of rain and snow likely in philadelphia we will pick up a coat to go an inch. higher totals further north and west. limited to 3 inches at this point for northwestern most suburbs. in philade

typical spring day where it's really cold to start but the afternoon, take the jacket off and enjoy it. let's take a look at how we're starting off with our michael & son camera. we will start off with clouds but by the afternoon more sunshine will move on in and southwesterly winds are in our favor today. we are going to see temperatures soar. we'll add to that 25 if not 30 degrees to this. 39 degrees right now with cloudy skies and the winds are calm but those winds out of the southwest are going to keep our temperature up. a few clouds this morning but, hey, that's all right. we're headed to near 70 degrees. i think a few clouds are okay. 30 degrees right now for gaithersburg. 32 for frederick. 32 for leesburg. there is definitely a chill in the air when you step outside but it doesn't last for long so that's the good news. take a look at these high temperatures for thank. 70 degrees to ma fan -- for this afternoon. 07 degrees for manassas. it doesn't last for long. i'm get you the cooldown coming up. but first, good morning, larry. >>> 29 lee highway in gainesville closed at this hour as a result of an accident at university boulevard. we hav

a young black man in cold blood who was trying to surrender and the revelation is they write too many tickets and they write e-mails that were sent. >> that's what the whole michael brown uncovered that. the narrative about the police department having a disconnect and targeting people that came up very quickly after the killing of michael brown, almost as soon as we hit the ground in ferguson missouri. initially, yes, that's what they said he was in charge of the police department with an officer gunned down an unarmed black men. people said we're tired of the police department. we feel like they are overseers and we are the people that they are overseeing. the only interaction we have with them is when it's negative. >> community members, you spent a lot of time in ferguson is this what they wanted? >> yes, it's what they wanted. a will the of people called for the resignation of the mayor and they thought he would come out today. they've been calling for his resignation for longer today. they thought he would possibly resign. i think it's important, i think sara and sonni pointed out something important. we talk about those 26 recommendations from the departme

and i went not least because i knew that michael would make me laugh every morning and he did. and we sat in yorkshire on a beech in the freezing cold and he made me laugh all day long. >> yes. >> didn't he also tell david hare that you ought to get you for the role? >> i have i didn't know that at the time but yes, i believe that, i think somebody said-- . >> rose: he said there is a young guy -- >> you know he's been instrumental in my career and he's been very very encouragingment and he's one of the few people that really get your attention if they say something encouraging to you. you know and i do believe he was instrumental in getting me this role the first time around. although i had worked with david before. so he was not unaware of me. >> my next person is david hare. what is it about the two of you? >> it's the great food fortune of my career is my association with david hare which started when i was po i think and i did a television film with him. when i read the first thing that i ever read by david hare it kind of rang in me in a way that i think with great writing or great art it often does. which it was almost as if

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