mariah carey is here. no other day has lived up to that first day. >> seth: so disappointing. >> yeah. >> seth: and then where did you grow up? you grew up -- >> pakistan. >> seth: no, but like when you moved here when you were 18, where did you guys live? >> i lived in iowa, i went to school. then i was in chicago and started doing comedy in chicago. >> seth: did stand-up in chicago. was that a good place to start with stand-up. >> it was great. i mean a lot of funny people are from chicago. and we had some really fun times. it was good. there's a really funny comedian named -- i can't believe i'm going to tell this story. a very funny comedian named kyle kinane, who's from chicago. very funny guy. look him up if you guys don't know him. one time, we were doing a show in chicago. and we did the show, it was great. we went outside to smoke and as he was smoking, we noticed that there was some --

check out with jewelry carey tweeted earlier. at one point severance shouted "your honor, i don't want a change in venue, may i sit behind that microphone?" >>> the metro is shutting down an entrance to a station on the red line run entrance to the van ness metro stop will be shut down for three years for escalator repairs. megan mcgrath is live with more on what we can expect to happen. megan? >> reporter: they're swapping out these escalators completely. here's one of them right here. they are 34 years old, date back to the opening of the van ness metro station, they need to be updated and in orde the work metro is going to be closing the west side entrance to the van ness station and it's going to be closed for a couple of years. it's a bit of an inconvenience, but riders say they'll manage. >> i'm a student so it's kind of convenient for us to come out on this side of the street but in the grand scheme of things it's just walking outside of the street. if it's for a good cause, i support it. >> reporter: on may 4, metro will

julie carey "news 4 today." >>> 10:14 on this easter sunday. the sun is starting to warm things up a bit. chuck says enjoy it because later this week, not so much. what we'll see instead coming up. >>> this week we saw a historic deal on iran's nuclear program. >> moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd joins us now to talk more about that. good morning. happy easter. >> happy easter hatch pi passover to folks as well. >> it's hard to keep the nuclear framework deal in perspective when you have so many people, political jockeying going on with the white house members of congress and those overseas israel of course making its voice heard on this. >> it is. i'll be speaking with israeli prime minister about the deal. he's obviously against the deal. the question is does he want congress to kill it? he's not ready to say that, per se. he would like to see it renegotiated. his biggest beef is this won't change iran's behavior in other parts of foreign policy. i think it's going to make it that much harder for the president to sell this deal to dem

. >> now, here's your host, drew carey. >> it wasn't drew carey. returned to take the reigns of the game show he hosted for 35 years. ift was an april fools joke. barker did host for the first segment. barker said he never has had a welcome like the one he received. this is the "cbs morning news." wish your skin could bounce back like it used to? new neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena. packing should be simple like new nature valley nut crisp bars. let's see if hikers are keeping it simple too. what's happening here? just a little pack inspection a loofah. a tape measure. claves. seriously? fresh pine. smells exactly like right where we're standing. stick to simple. nuts. seeds. sweetness. new nature valley nut crisp bars. boom. delicious. >>> a dash board camera inside an oklahoma school bus captures a scary head-on crash monday. the bus driver pulls to a stop when he spots an oncoming suv. there's no way to avoi

starting with mariah carey making a great entrance.tyle. >> sitting pretty in pink. the main attraction in a parade of 19 cars. the first 18 cars signify her 18 number one hits. the 19th car is for her new song, "infinity." >> a lot of people are speculating the lyrics of the new song a breakupaybe it's not. >>> it wasn't a grand entrance but a frightening enkurgs that has one fisherman warning us about how tang rouse sea lions could be. >> that's a coolrted for this san diego fisherman by the name of dan carlin. his wife snapped that picture. that's not a photo bomb. that was a very moment of an attack. >> the minute she said smile, the sea lion came up and graped my hand and the fish at the same time ripped my arm straight down right here crushing my chest with unbelievable forts. flipped my legs up in the air. i went straight down. >> he says he struggled with the sea lion some 20 feet underwater before he was able to break free. this morning, he's warning that sea lions cobe aggressive and dangerous. i have a feeling that was a mal

our northern virginia bureau chief julie carey tweeted about william bud walker's first appearance via closed circuit tv looking very different than he does in this old footage here. julie reports he was quiet, no comment to the judge and dressed in a dark green jail jump suit. now walker will be back in court tomorrow for a bond hearing. his wife was in the courtroom but she didn't make any comment. news 4 told you about this arrest last night on charges of possessing child pornography. police took action after getting a tip from the national center for missing and exploited children. back to you. >>> thanks molette. >>> the department of homeland security is the worst agency to work for within the federal government according to thousands of you who filled out federal employee view point surveys. a house oversight subcommittee discussed those findings today within dhs, the secret service scored low among places to work. >> i continue to get e-mails from agents who are willing to give their life for the president yet they're afraid to engage with supervisors in terms of making decisio

julie carey will join us with reaction from leaders.dy rieger at the live desk. >>> google is changing its way the smart engine works on your smartphone. the sites that google define as mobile friendly will show up first, a move that will sway where we all eat and shop. most big companies already meet google's mobile formula but it could threaten the smaller businesses. >>> the pittsburgh pirates are offering their thoughts this evening in prayers on twitter to a fan who was hit by a ball. take a look at the play. the batter fouled the ball behind home plate and hit a woman. there is a screen there, but the screen gave way just enough. the pirates offered this statement on twitter today saying the woman was take ton the hospital and was conscious and alert at the time. >>> it looks and sounds like something right out of an action movie. a man finds himself trapped in a burning car with a broken leg and no way to escape. how does he manage to get out? we'll tell you. >>> it's been trending online. roseanne barr is losing her eyesight. th

in loudoun county i'm julie carey, news4. >>> we continue to follow breaking news right now.t a new picture just in from the scene of this giant warehouse fire in prince george's county. this is -- the fire is happening near hampton boulevard and ashwood drive in capitol heights off of central avenue. it's just inside the beltway. thick black smoke billowing into the sky. can be seen from miles away. this is our city cam view of the fire. the building has been burning for the past half an hour or so. news4's jackie bensen headed to the scene right now. she will have a live report coming up for us. >>> storm team 4, a spectacular afternoon in the dmv but the sun won't last. right, chuck? >> i wish i could tell you we have four or five more days in a row just like today come bug we simply don't vit so get outside and enjoy those last couple hours out here while we still have the sunshine and the mild weather. sun not down until 7:35 this evening so you still have time to get out there. take a check of your all-important weekend. it's monday and i know all anybody is thinking ab

i am richelle carey. also ahead the u.n.s the yarmouk refugees camp is beyond inhuman as the clashes continue. >>> we bring you the trauma of parents in kenya whose children have joined al-shabab ranks. plus in sigh ty land something people are doing whatever it takes to stop human trafficking. ♪ ♪ >>> food clean water medicines, everything is in short supply in yemen. people are desperate for aid as human train year groups and russia call for a pause in fighting. for 12 days a saudi-led coalition has been hitting houthi targets all along the country. head i fighting on the ground is blocking effort to help. omar saleh reports. >> reporter: two weeks of air strikes and the humanitarian situation in yemen is only worsening by the day. in the capital sanaa there is a rush to buy food and people are panicking and preparing for the worst this. long queue is for a sack of being wheat. the price has almost doubled since the war started. >> translator: the sack of wheat is almost $40 so the poor people can't afford too eat anymore.

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports now on the role local businesses are asked to playpolice crack down on the crime. >> reporter: they packed into a room at george mason university to find out how they can help in the fight against human trafficking, company managers, employees, educators. >> these are our children that are being targeted. >> reporter: but as they listened, police were making the latest child trafficking arrest in fairfax county. the investigation started when police got an anonymous tip that someone was using this website to advertise juveniles for sex. >> when we do receive information that a juvenile might be being trafficked we respond to that aggressively and immediately. >> reporter: investigators tracked the ad to a woman staying at this herndon hotel. inside room 245 what they feared, there was a 3-year-old boy. they also found $3500 in cash, marijuana, and lots of cell phones. >> it's extremely worrisome. not only is that child at risk just be" being in that environment but what the child is being exposed to as well is extremely concerning. >>

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey explains why. >> reporter: a d.c. couple who say they were threatened with a fine about posting flyers about their missing dog have found their dog ollie thanks to those flyers. the story coming up. >> reporter: i'm tom sherwood on the stage at the longtime nightclub on georgia avenue. there will be some dancers here soon, and former d.c. council member jim graham is going to bring them to you. i'll have the story coming up. >>> i'm pat lawson muse at the live desk. a passenger has been taken off a southwest flight in chicago for allegedly stabbing another passenger sitting next to her. the flight was about to take off from midway headed for manchester boston regional airport when southwest says the woman poked a man with a pen to stop him from snoring. nbc news has spoken with several passengers who posted about the incident on twitter. >> they tell us the woman stabbed the man in the arm. southwest says the flight is on its way to boston the woman has been taken off the plane and will be put on a different flight. a

in winchester virginia julie carey, news4. >>> we have some breaking news to bring you right know. police in d.c. have made an arrest in the murder of lawyer david messerschmitt. it happened this morning. he was killed, stabbed to death, in early february at the donovan hotel at thomas circle in northwest washington. we have put in a call to the family spokesperson and will bring you more detames on news4 at 6 tonight and nbcwashington.com. >>> john lennon's first wife cynthia died after say short battle with cancer. their she was 75. cynthia and john lennon met in art school in liverpool. this by the way this video is joanie mitchell has nothing to do with this story. they were married before the beatles skyrocketed to faixtfame. >>> now to the story about singer/songwriter joanie mitchell. she is in intensive care tonight at a hospital in los angeles. someone found her unconscious on her bathroom floor tuesday afternoon. a statement on her web site reads today that the 71-year-old regained consciousness in the ambulance. they say she's in good spirits and undergoing tests right n

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey looks at a new heroin hot team and a family that's closely watching its attack. >> reporter: 37-year-old jason latham is the face of the new heroin epidemic and its deadly consequences. the loudoun county contractor and devoted father of an 8-year-old boy died of a heroin overdose last september. >> i knew my brother dabbled in drugs from time to time. neve would i have imagined that he would die from it. >> reporter: jason was erica's big brother. she and her kids were there today as loudoun, fairfax county and state police, the dea, mental health and school reps announced a new heroin operations team. the idea is to wage a comprehensive attack sharing information and resources. >> we try to not only just arrest our way out of it but to prevent it. >> reporter: in loudoun county last year 11 people died from heroin overdoses, double the previous year. jason was oun of them. >> there isn't a day that i don't cry or think about him or just feel incredible sadness ovechkin everything that's been lost. >> reporter: erika says in spite of her pai

. >> reporter: paul carey says this is where he's now seeing the tobacco smuggling trail begin.rcement coordinator with the northern virginia cigarette tax board. >> they buy anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000 worth of cigarettes some go as high as $170,000 worth at one time. >> they're able to do it by logging on to this virginia government website. >> they need to create a fictitious account. >> reporter: where in minutes they sign up and print out a special certificate that allows small businesses to buy lots of product tax free. >> they apply for a sales and use certificate. >> reporter: with the agreement they'll pay back the sales tax to the state once the product is resold. >> most of the box stores costco sam's club b.j.s, supply cigarettes to small mom and pop-type businesses. >> reporter: when the news4 i-team started digging we found some businesses are not as they appear. here's one of the big buyers we watched for weeks. it's early on a tuesday morning at a warehouse store in woodbridge. our i-team cameras rolling as he makes the buy. so many cigarettes, a store employ

some people watching this newscast right now are here because mariah carey's music.be thanking her. >> you're right brother. head crack thanks for dropping the insight as always. after fox 29 news at 102 hours at 10 we've got two hours of news an infotainment for you. >> call him lucky luke 11-year-old australian boy survives alone in the woods for days. shaken who's autistic is safe and sound tonight after a harrow harrowing ordeal. he disappeared four days after wandering from his family's camp site. luke was spotted by a police helicopter walking through the brush. a massive search effort was launched with helicopters and hundreds of volunteers. >> one of the most rewarding of my career. the emotion i was feeling was amazing. >> he was mumbling to us. we gave him some food and water. i held his hand and talk to him. >> luke is reported in stable condition suffering from dehydration, hypothermia and fatigue. >>> squatters take over abandoned building in leo dee feature of the building was supposed to be transformed into a luxury hotel in anticipation of the 2016 su

. >> jimmy: guys, last week, we had carey mulligan on the show., talented actress. she's starring on broadway in this play "skylight" over at the john golden theater. you've got to go check her out. anyways, she was telling me that during the play, she makes spaghetti bolognese during the scene and she really makes it. i go, "do you really?" she goes, "yeah, i actually make it." i go, "that's great. i want to taste it." so, i'll give it an honest review. like the first time ever, a a review of broadway food. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. there you go. >> jimmy: and wouldn't you know it, carey mulligan being the cool person that she is, brought over a bolognese for me to try. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wanna do it? >> steve: let's see it. >> jimmy: here you go. how do i do this? >> steve: all right. ready? >> jimmy: yeah. here we go. ready? >> steve: we'll do like "lady and the tramp." >> jimmy: no, we don't have to do that. [ laughter ] no, no, no. ♪ >> steve: mm. fantastic! >> jimmy: oh, wow! fantastic! it's a smash hit! it's a smash hit! i love it

in other news pop star mariah carey arrives in las vegas in grand fashion.r residency at caesars palace. she had quite the entrance head crack. >> when you're mariah carey you can't roll through no place coming through the door. she came in a 1936 pink cadillac and 18 cars trailing with billboards had the titles of all her number one songs. like the name of her show in vegas is called mariah carey number one to infinity and starts may sixth through july and tickets are reasonable. like $55 to get you in the door and some tickets that are even as high as $250 and just imagine you get to seat original diva while she's still in fighting shape doing all her best records records. i think it sounds like a ticket. >> ticket. head crack always great talking to you brother. after fox 29 news at 10:00 we got you cover. two hours of news and info taken many. catch tmz and inside edition followed by dish nation at midnight and chasing news at 12:30. >> teacher in washington state has hero status tonight he tackled a student firing a gun and saved lives. monday morning t

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm rash shell carey. >>> the man suspected of masterminding the 2008 mumbai attacks isreed on bail by a pakistani court. ♪ >>> in yemen where the saudi-lead coalition continue to target houthi holds again. pakistans parliament has called for a diplomatic solution. with no direct clarity on whether it would give military support to ally saudi arabia at any point. >> reporter: pakistan has said all along that it would take parliament into confidence and that the people's representatives will then decide whether the saudi request for help and what way to respond to that. so often a debate that came to a conclusion that while there was no compromise on the defense and security of saudi arabia in the eventuality that [ inaudible ] territorial integrity was violated that they would go to any level. however, they were against military intervention in yemen saying this was a tribal war, not a sectarian war, and there were measured needed to bring everybody to a settlement and arrange for a ceasefire. they said they will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the saudis if they were th

julie carey news for today. >> pizza! >> in case you didn't hear it, she said "pizza!"s this woman has a passion for selling it. sherlin is well known. to locals known as the pizza lady. what started as a part time job has become a full-time pizza passion. she recently set a record in the store by selling 366 pizzas at one day. she hopes to beat the record now aiming for 450 pizza sales. >> i don't know. that pizza pie looked pretty good in that picture. >> good for her. >> quite easy to sell. >> hot pizza is just -- i'm not a big pizza either. it's so much that's not good for you. do you know how many miles it takes to run off pizza? >> but it tastes so good. >> today is easter, about chocolate. >> peeps. >> did you know molette is scared of peeps? >> i used to be. >> i'm scared of peeps still. again, talk about something bad to eat yikes. anyway we digress away from the forecast. whatever happened to ham and pineapple on easter? i guess you can put that on pizza if you want. a nice start to the day. so many people out for early morning services and mother nature very

host drew carey telling the contestant, congratulations.trying to hide. come out from behind, sister. she was embarrassed. but she tried hiding. she tweeted saying carey could not have been more supportive along with the hashtag "woke up feeling generous." no word if they will dock this from her pay but she essentially gave away a prize they might not have had to give away. so maybe this could be a nice gesture and let the lady have her car. >> look at all of the publicity they are getting out of this. >> now this model that we never heard of, we will know her now. >> hyundai may not be mad about this car giveaway at this point. >> of course not. condition grats to the lady. >>> t minus two days to the beginning of the end of "mad men." in honor the premier of the final seven episodes, amc have a mad men by the numbers including how many women don draper has slept with. i know you want to know. >> it is a lot to count. >>> first the dramatic tale of a man lost at sea for two months. how he survived and his first words to his father after hi

i'm rochelle carey live from doha. cargo planes carrying urgent medical supplies unloaded in yemen as the saudi-led airstrikes go into a third week. >> calls for a diplomatic solution in yemen. >> face-to-face, u.s. and cuban leaders set to meet following the highest level agreement between two nations in 50 years. >> i have all the sport. one of the most iconic figures in cricket has died. we look back at the australian legend. >> we begin this news hour in yemen where the saudi-led coalition continues to target houthi rebels for a 16th day. a draft resolution would impose an arms embargo on the houthis. pakistan's parliament has called for a diplomatic solution. there was no direct clarity on that whether it would give military support to ally saudi arabia at any point. we have been following the latest developments from islamabad. >> pakistan has said all along that it would take parliament into confidence and that the people's representative would then decide whether the saudi request for help, in what way to respo

. >>> welcome to the newshour, i'm richelle carey in toe nails ha. -- in doha. >>> saying goodbye to victims. emergency meeting on the crisis in the mediterranean. >> i'm laurence lee in brussels. e.u. leaders look to be using the crisis as an opportunity to make it more difficult for refugees to come to europe >>> jets launch new air strikes in yemen. houthi commanders demand a halt to the raise as the precondition for talks. >> hit with an iron bar and stabbed. the victims of the xenophobic violence talk to al jazeera. >>> in sport the n.f.l. feels the legal impact agreed a $1 billion to players that suffered head injuries during careers. >>> united nations is calling op europe to take significantly more refugees and urgently set up robust search and rescue operations. over 1,000 people drowned in the mediterranean in the past week. a service has been held in malta to remember the victims. they keep coming. hundreds come ashore in sicily in the past few hours. laurence lee is standing buy in brussels, where that emergency e.u. summit is taking police. first, let's go to barnaby phi

julie carey is in the courtroom for the trial and says opening statements this morning the prosecutor said that cross was struck 15 times with a wrench before he duct taped a plastic bag over her head. he allegedly decided to kill someone after an argument with his mother. prorls said he didn't know cross and killed her, quote, because he didn't like the way she looked at him. after the crime, he slashed the wrists and called 911. he later confessed to the crime. the toernls say he was in the grips of acute psychosis and should not be found guilty of murder. julie carey will have more on news 4 this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> we are learning more about a story of washington state. a young couple and their baby were killed when a concrete slab of a project fell from a bridge on to their truck. the construction site is part of a project to make city sidewalks safer for pedestrians. crews were tearing down part of the existing bridge near tacoma last night when part of it fell. the road wasn't closed. police there express condolences on twitter saying their thoughts and prarls are with

i'm julie carey, news 4. >> the man will appear in court tomorrow morning for arraignment. >>> policere looking for whoever it was that shot a man near washington convention center. about 10:00 this morning. the victim was said to be alive and awake on the way to the hospital. whoever shot him was seen taking off in a gray four-door sedan. investigators aren't sure why that man was shot. >>> we now know the name of a man killed in an accident in prince georges county. a suv hit 51-year-old jesse shelton on brinkley road in temple hills friday night and died later at the hospital. the driver stayed on the scene. police say brinkley was not in a crosswalk but they're still investigating the accident. >>> we are learning new details of the dramatic rescue of a young man and his family from their burning house in clinton, maryland. it happened over the weekend. tracee wilkins is there now with more on the special training that helped save lives over the phone. tracee? >> reporter: well jim, as we were listening to the 911 recording you hear the 911 operator literally telling this young ma

i'm richelle carey in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... >> reporter: if you are afghan or muslim stand with us. if you are influenced by foreigners - this is a warning. >>> afghan's president calls for unity as he blames i.s.i.l.-led fighters for a series of bomb attacks. >>> iran pushes a plan for an end to the air strikes. >>> plus, returning to everest a year after a tragedy, the back bone of nepal's climbing community calls for a better deal. >> i'm jonah hull on board an 18th century warship as she prepares to embark on her maiden voyage across the atlantic. >> we begin in afghanistan, where a group linked to i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for explosions killing 33 people. the attacks happened in the eastern city of jalalabad. one bomb exploded outside a bank as government employees waited to get their salaries. let's go to jennifer glasse who is in the capital. tell us about what happened in jalalabad. >> the interior ministry said it could have been worse than it was. they found and diffused two

>> guest: carey reams. a wonderful artist.ast on february 16th nationally on the independent lens series. c-span: what about the ability to purchase this if people want it for themselves. >> guest: it will be available online through first run features, our distributor, and i believe the dvd is coming out at the end of january and will be on sale throughout february and moving forward. c-span: last question to you. when you look back at this ten-year experience for you, putting this together what in your own mind changed the most over that period? >> guest: what changed the most is when i first started the film i was very -- i had a lot more anger, and i think that around the country around the abandonment of the country, the abandonment of my father, and i think that what changed for me is the embrace of my creative power, and that that's where the solution is. so for me the solution is not in the guns. the solution is in the camera, how to reframe the narrative, how do we reframe our community? how do we build up and nurture

but, as northern virginia bureau reporter julie carey reports, today the focus was on her vibrant lifel me what feminist looks like! >> reporter: it was a chant shouted out in honor of grace mann from the very steps where she often helped lead marches and demonstrations. >> she came up to me just before the march and said paige, i'm going to lead this because i'm the loudest. >> reporter: mann's friends remember the passion and energy the 20-year-old poured into the causes she cared about, supporting sex assault survivor survivors the lgtb community. >> she's why i can talk about my sexual orientation in front of video cameras. >> reporter: and she was an ardent feminist. >> every time someone would walk in the door, she would stick an "i'm a feminist" sticker on them. whether she liked it or not. >> reporter: that's katherine irwin, one of her roommates who found her lifeless body last week. >> we will miss her activism and her hope. for me i will miss her footsteps above my head every morning. >> reporter: mann's mother and father, a fairfax county judge, listened to the moving tribu

: i'm julie carey in arlington. last friday afternoon, these two kids had quite a scare. their fuad dadd was inside the cvs picking up a prescription when a tow truck driver came up and hooked their vehicle. >> the car started to lift up and i was, like scared. >> reporter: coming up on news4 at 5:00 i'll tell you what happened after that and why their dad is still upset about the incident. >>> monuments around the world are lighting up. they're turning blue for world autism awareness day. this is the sixth year for the light it up blue campaign. today is about promoting awareness about the disorder and educating people on how to treat children and adults on the autism spectrum. >>> decades later, a local college is facing some big accusations. the experiment abroad that the school now has to explain and it could have to pay a lot of money to deal with it. >> reporter: a woman was sexually assaulted this morning in the woods behind long branch library in silver spring. this is chris gordon. i'll tell you what police

in leesburg virginia julie carey, news4. >>> in the district it's been just over month since it became legal to possess and use a small amount of marijuana in your home. police statistics show most users are following that law. there's only been one arrest for marijuana possession in public since the law went into effect february 26th and there have only been ten arrests for smoking or public consumption. d.c. police are reminding residents the marijuana law only allows people to grow and consume marijuana in private homes. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00 murky water showing up in two counties in our area. it's safe to drink but what you should do if you find it in your house. >>> police chief cathy lanier calms it a staffing crisis. what she's proposing to keep her officers from retiring faster than scheck replace them. >>> a new push tonight by members of congress to replace a hero helicopter after a news4 i-team investigation. >>> days after a n revealed concerns about the government helicopter that leads presidential motorcades there is a new push to replace it. as scott mcfarlane re

northern krirnlg ofvirginia bureau chief julie carey is at the courthouse with the tearful testimony of the first witness. >> reporter:olyn cross' daughter broke into tears shown a photo of her late mother. as she told the story of that terrible september day when she found her mom's body, even jurors were moved to tears. clarissa told jurors her mother was her everything, her whole heart. carolyn cross was a deputy director in the d.c. department of corrections and was headed to a conference the day she was killed. her daughter testified she became fearful when she went to her mother's alexandria apartment building and couldn't reach her by phone. worried, she entered the apartment said davis, between loud sobs. i walked in and found my mother. she was laid out in front of me. and i screamed. i walked towards her and she had a plastic bag over her head and there was blood all over her head. prosecutors say the defendant decided to kill someone after a fight with his mother. his attorneys say he was in an acute psychotic state at the time and should be found not guilty by reason of i

live from alexandria julie carey, news4. >>> now to our weather on a chilly night ahead. doug how cold is it going to get out there? >> down to freezing in some locations or at least close to it. we're talking a freeze warning. that's actually in effect for part of the area. not in d.c. and not along the i-95 corridor but to the west, portions of the blue ridge up towards the panhandle west virginia, catoctins, frederick county, virginia and maryland and down toward the shannon dough wa valley. freeze warning in effect from 2:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., a very cold night out there for sure. that's really the top headline here. cold overnight, but the cold air wants to stick around for a little while and the weekend, well unfortunately, is looking wetter and wetter. i've got all of this in my forecast in just a couple of minutes. >> doug, thank you tv. >>> the grace period is over. a lot of local cameras that watch you while you drive just came alive. we'll tell you where you could get a ticket if you're not careful. >>> andcy ed it's now or never. and i went. >> he made nationa

>> welcome to the news hour, i'm richelle carey in doha with the top stories. houthi rebels called on to stop their advance into aden and lay down weapons. >> a rights group says 220,000 people have been killed in the conflict. >> angry protest against south korea's government forces a memorial to be could not r. canceled. >> talking to us on the economy russia's president holds a phone-in with his people. >> we begin in yemen where it seems both the main warring sides are calling on the other to stop fighting. according to the reuters news agency a senior houthi official is demanding an unconditional end to the saudi-led bombing campaign opinion the vice president is calling for the houthis to stop their attacks. a televised speech was given to the nation from saudi arabia where senior government officials are sheltering. he said his priority is to deal with the urgent humanitarian situation. >> the international community and the region have to intervene in order to pave the way for the citizens to live in a suitable manager and put an end to the crisis so it

but as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports, today was all about the good mann brought to so many. >> reporter: those who loved grace mann came dressed not in the black of mourning but in the bright colors friends say represent the joy she always spread. they added purple bracelets reading "grace endures" and they offered stirring tributes to a 20-year-old all agreed was a force of nature. >> grace mann wasn't going to change the world. she did change the world and it is a better place because she was here. >> she cared about people so much, like to have somebody like that is absolutely amazing. >> reporter: the fairfax county sophomore was an instant student leader at mary washington. she championed feminist causes, battled sex assaults and advocated for the lgbt community. >> she's had a short life but a very impactful life. know that we stand shoulder to shoulder with her spirit and her strength. >> reporter: but those who knew mann best talked about how she empowered them. mckayla butler is a sex assault survivor with a yuj son. she said it was mann who recruited he

. >> hello i'm richelle carey. you're watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program the journey to a better life. ethiopians risking everything to make a new home in europe. >>> one month after rocky forces drove isil fighters out of tikrit many are too scared to return. >>> ashes from the erupting volcano in chile reaches the argentine capital. >>> and we begin in nepal where hundreds of people have been killed after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake has struck katmandu. houses have collapsed and temple temples have tumbled. the search for survivors it continues. let's take a look at the full extent of the damage. the earthquake rocks central nepal in the area of the capital of katmandu. tremors were also felt in india. the 7.9 earthquake shook bangladesh's capital of dhaka. we have reporters covering the story from katmandu and new delhi, but first nicole johnston has the latest from this report. >> it's the most powerful earthquake in nepal in decades. people describe wave after wave of tremors. the army is sifting through the republic brick by brick

. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour i'm i'm richelle carey in doha. >>> we're well aware of the supportan has been giving yemen. >> iran's president calls for an end to sawudi-backs air strikes in yemen. >>> and greece

in winchester, virginia, julie carey news4. >>> a special honor today for one of d.c.'s finest. earlier today maryland congressman elijah cummings presented officer dorian desant desanttoes with the congressional badge of bravery, the officer whose shot took down the gunman at the navy yard shooting. after receiving the award, he says he's merely the keeper of the award for all of his fellow service members who step into the line of fire every day. 12 people were killed when a navy contractor opened fire two years ago. >>> a man who once worked as a substitute teacher in cumberland county is facing prison time after he pled guilty to child sex abuse. his name is jose pineda accused of inappropriately touching four girls at three separate middle schools where he worked. prosecutors say the principal at one of those schools knew about an incident more than a decade earlier but never reported it. that principal has since retired. >> the school system, the police department, and my office are working collaboratively to try to make sure that what happened in mr. pineda's case does no

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here is nbc's carey sanders. >> reporter: it was the most unexpected and joyous of celebrations at theniversity of wisconsin. no one thought it likely. >> it's going to be a good one. >> reporter: not analysts not vegas odds makers, not even the president believed between good friday and easter sunday a saturday miracle like this was possible. >> unbelievable stretch drive to the championship game. >> great to see wisconsin do that. >> reporter: the badgers surprised the kentucky wildcats and everyone watching with a shocking upset. what has been the wildcats marks to a perfect season and what was supposed to be a story book ending at the buzzer evaporated. 38 wins and now home. >> i wasn't thinking 40-0. i was just trying to win the game. i would hope my team was that way. but they are 18 and 19 year olds. >> reporter: some fans expressed themselves violently setting fires in the street. more than 30 people were arrested and several hospitalized. >> i'm really sad. i'm not going to lie. they beat us. >> reporter: for the 11 million plus brackets registered only 4.4% predicted wisconsi

back to you. >> julie carey thank you. >>> doug joins us now. ride out there for a lot of pollen sufferers. it's kicking us doug. >> it's kicking you hard, isn't it? >> yeah. >> you look outside, it's a great day. but everybody is suffering from pollen. this is the kind of day that gets you. right now that pollen very high. take a look. trees are the highest we're talking oak, ash, sweet gum and mulberry, all on the high side. weeds, grasses mold on the low side. this tree pollen will be up there for the next 24 hours or so. thursday is the day it will come down, but, as the pollen comes down, well, you know the rain normally does too. sunset tonight 7:57, a gorgeous picture. look at that 69 degrees right now down to about 66 at 7:00, 59 degrees at 11:00. so a nice, very nice, evening set up for you as we move through the day. temperatures right now 66 gaithersburg, 68 in reston, 70 in manassas our friends in warrenton 70 degrees, down towards huntingtown 65 over toward annapolis. as we move through the day, no rain expected this evening, no rai

in arlington julie carey, news4. >>> new at 6, maryland's court of appeals says a video that shows a homicide victim identifying his alleged shooter by blinking can be used in court. melvin pate was shot in capitol heights five years ago, which left him paralyzed and unable to speak. but before he died, pate looked at a collection of photos and specifically blinked when he saw a picture of jermaine hales. today the court of appeals ruled a dying declaration is exempt from a right. >>> we have some breaking news now, and it is not good news for the caps. diana is at the verizon center. >> reporter: braden holtby who holds the caps' franchise are ready for most consecutive starts will not be in the net tonight. backup philip rue bar will start, he's only played once this season. we'll break it all down for you coming up live at the verizon center in just a few. >>> i continue to track rain showers across the area. storm team4 showing showers coming into the d.c. metro area. i'll show you who's going to be affected next and what to expect this weekend in if you run over somebody it's us

. >> yeah, and whose father carey i was very close with. weren't close at all when his dad was alive but since his dad passed on, we've just gotten together and he sort of realized, i suppose the qualities that his dad enjoyed. >> rose: he's, also, i think a famous gambler wasn't he? >> he was. and the biggest tipper on record, i think. >> rose: yeah. he asked a waitress in vegas one night you're very personalized i see the way you're operating with everybody i think you're a nice person. she says, thank you mr. packard. he says, what's your situation? you married? kids? mortgage? >> yeah. how much do you owe on your mortgage? oh about $150,000 and as he was leaving he gave her 150-grand. what a guy. >> probably got more out of it than she got out of it. >> because i'm known to have known carey, wherever i go people who knew him or benefited from his generosity liked to tell me the story. so, you know, the amazing things, i don't know if you notice, but he had a heart attack one time. >> rose: go ahead and tell the story. miraculously, driv

i am richelle carey. also coming up on the program. making good progress, negotiations on iran's nuclear future continue amid renewed hope that a deal can be reached. >>> the armed siege in istanbul a turkish prosecutor is taken hostage and killed during a re

i'm richelle carey in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes... >> reporter: if you are afghan or muslim stand with us. if you are influenced by foreigners - this is a warning. >>> afghan's president calls for unity as he blames i.s.i.l.-led fighters for a series of bomb attacks. >>> iran pushes a plan for an end to the air strikes.

northern virginia bureau chief julie carey live in arlington to tell us more about this. >> reporter: well, we have seen a lot of tv cameras here today, most of them to follow up on the britt mchenry story. but we came here to follow up on complaints we've been getting from viewers, and we found yet another driver who thinks this towing company's practices are way too aggressive. carlos martinez and his son had a very expensive lunch today. 135 bucks the bill they paid to the towing company that hauled their van away after they parked to go to this boston market to eat. martinez says he parked in this lot but realized he was short on cash and wept across the street to the bank of america. when he returned, a big surprise. >> when we went back my car was not there. that took let's say ten minutes. and when we called them, they didn't give us any good information. >> reporter: martinez and his son found their way here to advanced towing, a company we've reported on several times in recent months. in december this woman called us to complain when her vehicle was towed with her dog inside

i'm richelle carey in doha.bama takes responsibility for the deaths of two hostages in a counter terrorism operation against al-qaeda. european leaders discuss ways out of the migrant crisis as victims of disasters are laid to rest. saudi jets launch new air strikes in yemen, houthi

ron carey making some strong statements. is this all about giving support to the saudi's or is it about fears that iran is becoming a major power? >> iran has been present in the region and the houthi are an ally. i do not think they are masters of the game in yemen. they are a regional power. they have entered the zone and of course of the americans are trying to comfort the saudi's and they are worried about the saudi engagement in yemen. >> the conflict in yemen is described in sectarian terms. doesn't boil boiled down to the sunni-shiite divide and iran bowing out for influence, or is there more to it? >> there is more to it, but this could become a self-fulfilling prophecy. the sectarian aspect has never been important in yemen. it has become recently since the saudi's seem to want to look at this through a sectarian prism. the official rhetoric is like sunni-kshshia. the saudi's are afraid that the yemen case could serve as an example. a shiite power armor just supported by iran. this is their biggest nightmare. >> the

. >>> hello, i'm richelle carey, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the programme... ..violence in burundi after the president decides to seek a third term. >>> a sighting across yemen of forces in yemen. plus we are on patrol where the majority of votes attempted to get to europe start their journey. >>> a magnitude 6.7 aftershock hit nepal's capital kathmandu. more than 2,000 people have been killed after the earthquake hit nepal. we have this report. >>> it's sunset, and rescuers are working in the dark again. parts of nelson mandela are without electricity. with just torches there was some success. nepal hopes the second night is the same. for every life saved, many have been lost. here they are burning bodies in a mass cremation. this is a deeply religious country. some of the temples where they would normally seek solace are in ruins. there has been 12 aftershocks. it's causing panic and there's hardly any news from remote villages nationwide. >> the main problem is the districts. there's some areas where the district headquarters have b