here is new4' darcy spencer live. live. >> reporter: we are h z339bz z16fz y339by y16fy the on the designer dog collar.(sashimi) pswi. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? >>> going to be a big night for local bars and restaurants, many banking on big super bowl crowds. tonight news 4's darcy spencer is at exile's bar. hi, darcy. >>eporter: the erika, that's right. this is one of the neighborhood bars. this is not one of thesp giant tssarhe wre you'll have hundreds of people with lots of big screen tvs. this is going to be a little more iinimate let me show you what is happening here right now. you can see they have a crowd here, people sitting at the tables, people grabbing a little egame, alsoo

darcy. >> reporter: erica, tonight i was able to speak to the father of two of these young victims.hey were sisters and they attend an elementary school here in buoy. as you can remember, this father too distraught to speak to us on tmera. a shoe ago, he provided a photo of him and his daughters sharing a smile. the smashed car in a snowy field only begins to tell this tragic story.n five childied here, all thrown from the car whe the driver lost control. this is a photo of the two yogest victims, sisters with their dad, who was not involved crash. >> they went off the right side f the roadway, struck several trees and then began to spin across a snow-covered field. >> reporter: policee say dominiylor the mother of the two youngest children was behind the wheel. she was dving northbound on 301 near pointer ridge drive around 5:00 m in thening when she ran off the road into the tree line. >> the occupants that were ejected were five children. the children range from ages from 5 to 15. >> reporter: police provided the name of the childre who died. they were all in the back seats of ts

darcy thank you, darcy. >>> breaking tonight, a federal judge voidsle paul manafort's deal. this could impact just how long the president's former campaign chairman stays in prison. leon harris is at the live desk >>th the new details tonight. leon? well, jim, today's decision puts a dent in manafort's chances of getting a reduced sentence next month. a judge say that manafor breached his cooperation agreement when he intentionally lied to investigators and a federal grand jury in the special counsel's russia probe. prosecutors said that manafort lied about several things, including his talks with an associate the fbi says has ties to russian intelgence.s authorit say discussions between manafort and konstantint kilimnik go heart of the russian investigation. >>t just raises even more seriously the possibility if not the actuality of conspiracy between the trump campaign a the russian government to affect the election. manafort faces up to five years in prison for illegal lobbying, but that's not usall, be he faces up to a decade behind bars on a separate tax and bank fraud

darcy spencer reporti from northeast. thank you, darcy. >>> president trump will try to make his case tomorrow morningo in the garden at the white house that the crisis on the border demands a natiol emergency. >> a short time ago, the white house released details on the plan that includes $8 billion for the wall. mr. trump is also expected to sign a budget bill the house passed tonight averting a government shutdown. >> our blayne alexander looks ahead now to the bitter legal and political fights ahead. the porter: after passing house, clearing the final hurdle on capitol hill. >> the yeas are 30 the nays are 128. >> reporter: a compromise spending bill to avert another government shutdown tomorrow now headed to president trump. it sets the stage for a new battle. the president planng to sig the bill but with executive action, a national emergency declaration to bypass congress and get more money f the border wall. democrats already considering a legal challenge. drune will not have an around the congress of the united s

darcy. >> erika, two different groups ca together todayo a common cause. they both want virginia governor ralph northam to resign. this morning they held a rally in the rain at the steps of then capitol bui in richmond and then staged a march on the governor's mansion. e buses were expected to shuttle people from all over the commonwealth for this march. it was organiz by the pro-life public policy group called the douglas leadership institutes well as the civil rights organization southern christian leadership conference. now, this march was in response to a rist photo posted on the governor's medical school yearbook pag decades ago. it portrayed somne in black face and someone in a kkk robe. after initially apologizi for the photo, northam chaseed cond denied he was in it. northam is also being criticized for comments he made on wtop radio regarding late-term abortions. northam faced criticism about the racist photos and his handling of the situation from political leaders across the country. >> the way that our country iss up, it's supposed to be a gove

darcy? >> reporter: well, erica, we are here at station 1in silver spring. some of the firefighters who were involved in that rescue have come back here to this station to get some rest, to relax, also to get cleaned up. they are being credited tonight with saving this woman's life. >>> a woman was trapped in a fire here at her home on holman avenue in the forest glenn park community. ighbors saw smoke and heard the woman crying for help. captain tommy foster was among erthe firefig who rescued her. >> she was talking to us as we re moving her through the house. we couldn't see anything, but we knew that she was still viable. >> reporter: firofficials say ere were hoarding conditions inside the home. that made it difficult for firefighters to get in and find her. >> thick, black, dark smoke, very toxic environment. it was hot, smokey, a she was unable to get out. >> reporter: the woman suffered smoke inhalation. she was taken to the hospital in serious condition. investigators found no working smoke detectors in the home. a second p hson w been there was abl

parliamentary member of the party even tried to turn darcy into the police. he just bridge below our criminal act is very very clear insults religion. as the band makes last minute preparations for a concert in warsaw. his performance persona. deity who fights against foreign hostile way. but in this case the hostile countries his own led by what he sees as a regime opposed to his liberal worldview. he wants to jolt people into a more open attitude he's controversial unfortunately he doesn't resonate with that many people here. some poles regard the heavy metal rocker as the last artistic voice calling for a more open society. speaking. my free will. but he with an atom darcy are now on tour in europe where they will be looking to continue to spread their message. plain . slick extravagant clinton. really know their stuff. which floats building and defining. the party and checked in with musicians from around the world. live. groups every week dublin. closely. listening carefully to. those simply. to get a good. lead discover. the live. live subscribe to docu

darcy? >> reporter: erika, we are here outside the chipo erestaurant, just steps away from the university of maryland campus. and i want to show you what it looks like. bsit isutely packed here. but for a very good reason. they are hosting a fund-raiser re for the jordan mcnair foundation. 5:00. started at and you can see the line is very long, and it's been that way ever since. now, this is supporting a very good cause.cn jordanr was the 19-year-old university of maryland football player who died of heatstroke last june. that was weeks after collapsing on the field d a preseason workout. after his death, the jordan mcnair foundation was set ura this funer is going to support the foundation with more than 30% of the receipts that will benefit this cause. andy m the people tongue o turning out today for this are university of maryland students. hat do you think it means to come out and participate in and raise money for that foundation? >> inally think it's good. it's a way of showing support

parliamentary member of the party even tried to turn darcy into the police. he just bridge below our criminal law is very very clear insults religion. as the ban makes last minute preparations for a concert in warsaw. performance persona. myracle about bologna and deity who fights against foreign hostile way. but in this case the hostile countries his own led by what he sees as a regime opposed to his liberal worldview. he wants to judge people into a more open that's achieved he's controversial unfortunately he doesn't resonate with that many people here. some poles regard the heavy metal rocker as the last artistic voice calling for a more open society. definitely just speaking. my freewheel. but he with an atom darcy are now on tour in europe where they will be looking to continue to spread their message. played. the latest from munich b.m.w.'s lovers three series. head of the market launch a seventh generation to an all forestry. player the latest from detroit the legendary motor show taking place for the last time before the revamp and there is no shorta

darcy spencer has a look how the department of transportation is gearing up f this cold blast, darcy? >> reporter: erica, we're here at the virginia deparent of transportation maintenance facility and you can see this is a very busy place. i'm going to step out of the way and show you the action going on right now. this isth one o many salt domes they have here in northern virginia. you can see the loader loading up one of the trucks with salt and those trucks arepl ing out here on the roadways and 'twhat i was told, they di just start getting ready today. the preparations stayed yester where they did salty mix to prevent freezing in the first hour of the storm. we're told the workers came to work hereoday about noon, so they have beenut doing some pretreating and you can see now they are getting geared up, getting prepared for whatever happens. they are expecting a mix. they will have snow and sleet andinome fre rain. they just want to be ready and this is coming at the worst time for the mor commute. let's hear from the v dot spokeswoman. >> we're preparing for a messy monday a.m. c

darcy spencer, news4 >>> news4 has been follows thef r's road to recovery.ories abo him are on the nbc washiton app. just go there and search for his name. >>> now let's talk about the weather. be tdes polar vortex, we have wintry mix. >> we have a wintry mix, a little bit ofsnow, and cold weather. but it's winte >> you say that with a smile. there's something wrong with you. >> you guys, i want warmth too. we got some warm air on the air. for now, we're dealing with this. take a look at the temperatures. temperatures around 31 degrees inside the beltway. we're talking 20 in manassas. 22 degrees in gaithersburg. frederick, how are you doing? 23 degrees. i'll tl you something, if you're in the 20s right now, you're going to be in the teens tonigh for the rest of us inside the beltway, probably 23 for an ni ovt low. tomorrow, temperatures in the low 40s. what you can expect is clouds to increase through your sunday. so we'll start off very nice. cold start, and then as weead towards the evening, we got to peak down that wintry weather. sonning out your sunday,

darcy spencer spoke with family members who are dealing with an unspeakable loss. >> reporter: these are the facev of the children who died when the suv they were riding in ran off theroad, crashed through the wood line and spun out a snowy field. police say they were all thrown from the suv. >> it's just heart breaking. i jt don't even know what to say. it's overwhelming. >> reporter: the snow has melted revealing a heart-breaking debris field. car parts sttered as far as you can see. even a car seat. family members of the victims came her to see firsthand where their young lives came to such a tragic end. james lost his granddaughter. he says it's reminder for families to stay close. >> that's the message i get out of all of this. that's the only sense i can make out of it. here today and gone tomorrow. >> reporter: police say dominique taylor was behind the wheel when the suv crashed. she survived. taylor is the mother of two of the little girls who died. paris was 5, london was 8. their dad set up a go fund me campaign to help with funerco s. grief counselors were at the elementa

darcy spencer, news t4. foundation was set up by mcnair's parents. they want to rai awareness about the signs and symptoms of heat stroke and heat related illnesses. take a look at this photo. critics are now tgeting the nra. they say the magazine picture insights violence against democrats. and in other news, the stars are out in tinsel town. tonight's big oscar moments you'll be talking about tomorrow. the ballots have been cast and you're theinner because sports final is coming your way. why he thinks this will be his toughest season yet on and offe th field. e.om russia with l no name yet but plenty of pep. we'll introduce you to d.c.'s team and their new ach. l that and much more after hey? rollerbladeking22. capital "k". wh ok... about the phone bill? it's the entire alphabet backwards. z y x w v... i got it. i got it... what about electric? shrimp. uh uh. lobster? it didn't work. try all seafood. the words "all seafood" or like different seafoods? no, just like work your way through the ocean. what? forget all your passwords. bill pay on the t

darcy spencer is live in german town. big flakes out there where you are right now. >> that's right. we are here along frederick road and it's been snowi last couple of hours. it's continuing to come down. it's actually hitting you in your face because there's af little bit o wind out here as well. have not heard about any major problems here in montgomery county but come tomorrow morning it could be a very different story. >> the snow started falling late in the ening. some people were caught off guard. it was light at first and then heavy. orm team 4 predicts a wintry mix that couldrn make the moing commute treacherous. the problem ius not j the snow flakes, it's ice. the wet roadways couldreeze overnight and make driving conditions even more dangerous for commuters and school buses. he says he's not worried. he has his four by four. >> you got it all under control. >> hopefully. that's what i paid for that truck for. even though 4 by 4 and ice doesn't mix, i'll g there safely with this truck here. >> in fairfax county

oliver darcy has more. >> reporter: it doesn't get much more explosive than this. a blog post published thursday afternoon, amazon founder jeff bezos accused the "national enquirer" of in his words extortion and blackmail. this all goes back to when the inquirer published a story revealing that jeff bezos had been having an affair, in that story were text messages that the "national enquirer" obtained between bezos and his mistress. bezos has since launched an investigation into how those messages were leaked and whether politics may have been a motivating force. the "national enquirer" is david pecker a long time friend of donald trump, since bezos owns the "washington post" which criticize the president, the president is no fan of bezos. bezos says he is being blackmailed now. according to one of the e-mails, the "national enquirer" chief kept howard dylan howard said if he did not drop his investigation, the magazine might publish more revealing photos of him among other things. in another e-mail, a lawyer for the "national enquirer's" parent company suggested a

back to you. >> all right, darcy, thank you so much. those calls to re-sign t echoing louder from democratic state lawmakers. for some, it' not a matter of surviving, it's a matter of how and when to vacate the governor's mansion. david culver with a push for the governor to step down. >> o virginia's capitol grounds, a sunday stillness. stops attranquility the gates of the executive mansion. inside, emondemocratic governor ralph northam. crowds calling for him to step down. the protest stemming from a racist photo that emerged on his medical school yearbook page. had th the governor apologized and a day later a dramatic hireversal >> was not my picture. i was not in that costume either as blackface or as kkk and it's not me. >> the governor, instead, admitting he darkened his face with shoe polish for a michael jackson outfit as part of a 1984 dance contest but refes to step down despites h pleas foris own party. >> how is it tha you can win over the support of your own party at this point? i've been speaking to democrats that say they

news 4's darcy spencer introduces us to the family fighting for this change. >> "m," "f" or "x"? >> her 15-year-old recently asked her if they could move from maryland to d.c. that's because the district he option to put "x" instead of male or female ondr your er's license. lu is nonbinary, which means they don't identify as maler female. lu would rather not drive than have to pick a gender to get the license. >> they made it clear this third option on the driver's licenoe, o"m," not "f," but an unspecified was important to them that the idea of moving was very appealing. >> reporter: but instead of ving, kalina decided to fight to change maryland law to allow an "x" as a third option on your cense. >> this actually would make the driver's license more accurhee for purposes of being really who they are. >> reporter: the bill just passed the maryland s'sate. eing considered in the house. advocates from thegbtq mmunity like lily pastor are also pushing for the bill. >> so to be in the where you're saying either i self date my own sense of or i give up having a driver's license, tha

in bowie darcy spencer, news4. >>> again, as darcy methioned, e is a gofundme page for these children. you can find that link on our nbc washington app, just search bowie crash. >> just horrific. >>> a man is wanted tonight for groping a woman on board a metro ain. police tell us this man touched a woman inappropriaty on the blue line train last fray. call police if you have seen him. >>> sti ahead, just imagine growing up in this country you have two american parents who adopted you. then you find out you're not a legal american citizen. the news4i team found this is happening to thousands. >>> the controversy surrounding a local ice rink and a $2million plan to rebuild it. why d.c.'s mayor said that money should be spent elsewhere. >>> with the deadline approaching, we're looking at the impact of aec potential sd government shutdown and what that's going to do to your tax returns and what you can do to prevent a problem. >>> did you like theeaer today? 65 degrees a little bit earlier. down to 58 here. we've gotarmer weather coming during the day tomorrow. close to record high temper

my name is darcy. of the leaders of the bernal business alliance, but i'm not speaking from the alliance, i'm speaking as the property owner of the building next door, which is 436 cortland this is my personal take. my building has a retail store car up just called heart felt that i own, it has been there since 1999. i lived in bernal since 89, and watched many cycles shift and change. the whole city is changing faster than we would have ever expected. there are buildings on the block and along cortland that i would fight for very hard for them to not be torn down, because of their historical value, to me, this is not one of them. here is my take. a vacant building that has not been maintained for more than 20 years, i'm right next door to it, does not add to our community. the edwardian faÇade has been mollified with brick, and would be difficult to adopt for handicap access under the federal law. it doesn't lend itself to successful retail because of the window placement. change is going to happen, a

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i am mark darcy and with me is doctor ruth fox of the hansard society and we will be top eu through thete series of procedural events that will follow. let's reflect on a busy period of brexit coverage with sam taylor, editor of the bbc news channel. we have seen this noticeable effort of late to explain the brexit story across the whole of bbc news, particularly on the news channel. what is the thinking on that? we have got an increase in interest on this story and an increase in audiences and a clear desire from people to understand more about what is going on. we have contributors using quite technical language and we ourselves need to make sure we do not rush on through when people use terms that are quite complex. we are conscious of that. we know we have got a lot of good resources online, but we want to draw attention to more in our broadcast output and be more visible to help understand some of the key terms used. give me some examples. last week on thursday we did a brexitjargon explained it across the bbc were fundamentally we were trying to draw people's attention to ourjargo

darcy spencer reports on the stiff penalties these parking pirates couldface. >> reporter: police showedse photos with handicapped placards that have been stolen andhey sa this man is behind those thefts, 11 of them andhey shared photos of broken windows, what thieves do to get inside the victim's car. >> individuals who choose to go and preyn our disabled community, cause tens of thousands of dollars of damage and seek to prof, that's going to stop. a reporter: mark wade use walker to help him get around and he has a handicapped placard in his car thatel him park close to where he's going. >> it's important because it gets me closer to a store or doctor's office. >> reporter: prince george's county police say thieves have been targeting the disabled, breaking into their cars, stealing their handicapped plards and selling them for cash. >> the shame should be on the person who would buy it as much as the pson that steals it. >> reporter: pole say the thieves are getting anywhere from 25 to $100 for these placards and they say it is profiting from someone's disability. it's a profit crime

darcy spencer reports he been called to serve his country overseas. >> reporter: will smith is a senator in the maryland legislature, but also a lieutenant in the u.s. navy reserve. those two worlds recently collided when he got notice he's being deployed to afghanista >> it's a concern but it's a unique opportunity to serve as a state senator but also an officer in the navyreserve. >> reporter: smith said he kne something like this could happen but there was no way to know if it would. hiss ord have him leaving 10 days before the general assembly session in is over. >> just had to move things ound a little bit. it's been a little bit of a logistical challenge but i'm confident we can accomplish the legislative >> reporter: smith said he was inspired to serve in the military on 9/11. thisill be his first deployment. >> i think everyone in my generation was greatly impacted. we all knew where we were on that day. it seemed like a natural way to give back. >> reporter: smith also says his deployment is a remindert t the war in afghanistan is still on. >> this is a time to shed a light on t

darcy spencer news4. >>> just over 100 hours left now until the government could shutdown again. i'm doreen gentzler. >> i'm leon harris. now at 6:00, lawmakers on capitol hill get back to negotiations after a breakdown over the weekend. and tonight, dueling rallies planned on the u.s./mexico border. >>> not going hean, virginia governor ralph northam is not going anywhere as plans t impeach the lieutenant governor move to the back burner. >>> t urgent plea tonight about using seat belts after a crash over the weekend. >>> we're in weatherrt a mode again tonight. another round of snow and rain heed our way. >> this could make for a miserable morning tomorrow, folks. a lot like what w saw today, mostly rain around d.c. look here, you see herewa this u street earlier this afternoon, the umbrellas out there, the streets wet and >>ndshld wipers getting a work out. this is howard county. some people here got enough snow to shovel. and freezing rain that makes sidewalks dangerous. doug andli a start us off. keeping an eye on the rain/snow line overnight. >> we

in bladensburg, darcy spencer news4. 10:00 a.m. arts at tomorrow.justices have allowed for more than one hour for arguments. >>> well, let's look at our forecast, which was lovely today, but it is going to fee like a different region by this weekend? >> yeah. headed into march. we're moving from february to h, mao we're supposed to be getting on the warmer side of things. >> not so fast. >> exactly right. we're going to get on the colder side for sures we head into the first week of march. day nice, temperatures in the low 50s. saw 40s to the north, upper 50s to near 60s to the south. right now the cloud coverage out there, 51 degrees. temperatures dropping through the next few hours as the sun makes its waydown. down to 41egrees by 11:00 tonight. cool night but not as cold. dry conditions over the next utuple days. i'm not worried a rainfall or snow wednesday or thursday. y.iday a different st we'll talk about that in a second. two storms one to the north, one he south. they're going to stay to the north and south, we're right in the middle. that m

darcy spencer news4. >>> coming up we continue our team coverage of the political crisis in virginia. tom sherwood joins us with perspective on where governor ralph northam goes from here. >>> a icy reception for plans to pull funding from the ice rink. the hard choice facing local caders tonight. >>> no hardices today, get out and enjoy nice weather. 56 across the regio right now inger a high of . tra65 we a chance for rain later this week. ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "pd tected by alan anmie." -right? -should it? when you bundle home and auto... run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. you get 'rhe-clock protection. wow, just like tnd on ae weekend too.debit t.rd. yup. so, what do we do with the rest of the time for this commercial? oh, we can donate it. that's a great idea! hi, i'm from treephilly. our goal is to cover 30% of the city with trees, and promote clean air. (sniffs) hmm... that's good a

it is just not who they are. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >>> 6:09 onour turday. pot parties are exploding all over the district, but police are cracking down. they're making all the arrests, but where does the case go after that? the news 4 i-team dig sboging i this one. this one. blc.'s odd pro excedrin sees your relentless, pounding headache, even if no one else can. it's why we focus only on headaches. nothing works faster. we see your pain and what's possible without it. excedrin extra strength. >>> some say it's a gray area in d.c.'s marijuana law. vendors gifting drugs to dostomers. ns of officers often spend hours raiding these pop-up parties, but the news 4 i-team dug through hundreds of records and found those arrests rarely lead to convictions. the question here, is this a waste of resources? investigative reporter jodie fliehas the story. >> reporter: you can find them in every corner of the district on every night of the week. the i-team went undercover to show you pop parties inside businesses, warehouses, even homes. >> 16 milligrams. >> reporter: t

darcy spencer spoke to a devastated mother now forced to raise twoit childrenut their father. >> reporter: for natalie first r it was love at sight when she met her husband ray while they were in college. they got married 11 years ago and were raising a son and home.er in their bowie >> he was a hard worker. he was a family man. he was somebody you wanted to be around. his spirit was infectious, and people loved him. have toter: now she'll raise her children on her own. mccarter was killed early saturday morning when police say a suspected drunk drivervi d the wrong way crashed into his car nearly head mccarter had been at a friend's house. >> imagine being called, i'm on my way home, i'll,ee you so i love you. and then he's taken away. >> reporter: police allege, christopher thom, of glen burnie, he's been charged with manslaughternd driving under the influence. >> i'm happy they charged him. g you should n behind the wheel. you have uber, lyft, there's another way to get home. >> reporter: her message, this tragedy is preventable. >> my children will never have their father again. he's

>>ter: darcy spencer, news 4. >> now, the supreme court is expected to make itsg ruln june. >> a break in the shooting of a d.c.pochoolteacher. ce arrest the suspect for a januarysa murder anthat same man also shot the teacher. that teacher talked to news 4's ris gordon as the city continues to look for ways to lower crime. >> reporter: mayor bowser leads this community walkng stres safety and efforts to reduce crime on d.c. streets. the arrest of ausct in the january 15th murder of williams of northeast is a sign the police department may be making progress in the fight against repeat offenders with guns. 22-year-old tyree brandon irving was identified by detectivesit ass saying i saw him walk up and shoot multiple times. >> we want it to be faster, and we will continue to deploy the full range of services and interventions and mpd will continue to do its great investigative work. >> reporter: tyree irving is also charged in a second shooting on february 18th on north capital street a b went through the windshield of this car wounding its driver in the hand andasace. he still bullet l

now, of course, undercohose itions they go inside, and news 4's darcy spencer spoke with the firefighters about the conditions they met and how they saved the laugh. >> she was talking to us. as we were moviner through the house we can't see anything, but we knew that she was still viable. it wasn't just me or the individuals that i just described. it was 18 to 2t guys tl worked together to get it done. >> now, one woman was able to get herself out of the house. the woman that was rescued was in the hospital. she's in serious condition. she suffered smoke inhalation. now, they said that the firefighters encountered hoarding conditions and no working smoke detectors,o that's what the story is behind that fire at this point. the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but a cautionary tale about detectors. live in sterling springs, news 4, back to you. >> all right. appreciate it. 9:03 is your time now on this sunday morning, and officials down in texas are trying to figure out what caused a cargo jet liner tosh c the boeing 767, it went down near houston. we know three people were

darcy spencer introduces us to the familyhting for this change. >> m, f, or x. >> reporter: collina o's asked if they could move from maryland to d.c., because the put x on your driver's license. lou is a binary, not identifying as male or female. lou would rather not drive than pick a gender onns the li >> they made it clear, this third option on the driver's license, not m, not f,ut a non-specified, was so important to them, that the idea of moving was very appealing. >> reporter: instead of moving, she decided to fight for l to make x an option on the license. >> it'd make your driver's license more accurate for the purposes of being really who they are. >> reporter: the bill just passed the maryland it is being considered in the house. advocates from the lgbtq community, like lily pastor, are pushing for the bill. >> to be in this situation, in where you're s either i invalidate my own nse of self, or i give up havina driver's license, it is an awful choice to have to make. >> reporter: advocates tell me the change would be simple. you'll have the m for male and f for female, but th

oliver darcy is with us now.ank you so much, a lot of people might hear that and go, wait a minute, what are the political implications here. can you connect the dots here? >> yeah, at high huge web, complex number of characters involved in this story. really, it's bezos and dylan howard, the chief conference officer at the "national enquirer." the e-mails that bezos shared where dylan howard was basically saying if you do not drop your investigation of how you have text messages and sharing with someone else, we're going to reveal the content that we have. that content is embarrassing photos of bezos, in risque positions, i guess, that bezos doesn't want out there. there's a whole bunch of other things. trump is a longtime good friend with david pecker who is the chief executive over at the yooir "enquirer "national enquirer." there are a lot of overlaying factions as well. there's a few things, though, that we can look at going forward. we really don't know how the "national enquirer" obtained these text messag

. >> today darcy has spoken to the grandparents of the victims. she'll join us with that interview in the next interview. >>> on the day that muriel bowser is set to get herey sta cup championship ring from the washington capitals a controversy is brewing. the decision to take mon away from the ice arena has the mayor on one side and the owner of the capitals on the other. >> reporter: the fort dupont ice arena has been a fixture in southeast d.c. for decades but its impact reaches beyond just the district. >> thousands of kids that use this facility take advantage of the program will not be able to. >> reporter: plans have been under way to rebuild the aging building and double its capacity in order to kp up with the demand from youth groups and hockey leagues that use the facility. the d.c. government had dedicated more than $20 million to the project. but last week mayor muriel bowser sent this letter to the d.c.ouncil saying she was going to take that money from the renovations and other projects and redirect the money to make emergencyer repa

in the studio, darcy spencer, news 4. >> our team coverage continues with a closer look intoar mck's removal from the priesthood. reporter david culver has been following this scandal from the beginning and breaks down how we got to this point. >> well, how did we a this point? let's take you back to june when it started. a man came forward al mccarrick abused him when he was a kid. that tnspired jamescome forward. he lives in loudoun counties and he's in his 60s. they called him uncle ted. james saysck mccar abused him for years starting when he was just 11 years old. i spoke with jamesn back december. a few days after he had just testified front of the vatican's judicial vicar. >> do you charges come against him? >> i want criminal charges brought against mccarrick, buo i would likeally the criminal charges brought against mee institution of the church. >> attorney also tells me they also want to get a hold of mccarrick's church personnel file. they're pushing hard for that. and it's possible james and other victims could pursue silver charges againstd/ccarrick the church here. the

bill darcy, national kitchen and bath association ceo.ng us. >> thank you, melissa. great to talk with you. melissa: i love to have you on, because you have your finger on the pulse of the economy, really, because everyone who is part of your group is out there building kitchens and baths and restoring them and replacing them all around the country and around the world, actually, so you know exactly what's going on. >> absolutely. melissa: i know one of the biggest issues for you right now is something that is a huge topic in america. finding the right workers, finding the right labor, finding the people who can do the job. it's been tough in your industry. talk to me about that a little bit. what are your members telling you? >> you know, since the great recession, a lot of businesses in our industry left the market and didn't return. for every five people leaving the industry, only one comes in. so you know, attracting the youth to the industry is our biggest challenge right now. melissa: what are you doing to try and make that happen?

. >> darcy spencer, tnk you. > and stay with news 4 and our nbc for continuing coverage on this scand. we sent y an alert when the story broke this morning and will continue to bring you new developments online and on air and tonight on news 4 at 11:00. >>> we'll switch gears. an army lieutenant killed in a suspected hate crime days from graduation. his paren telling news 4 how they plan to use his legacy to help college students forto decadecome. >>> and we've got some wintry weather on the way. not only tomorrow but also wednesday. i'll help y poula live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one luals too little te ♪ ♪ a sock-a-baboom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ ♪ switch and save ♪ yes, ma'am excuse me, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ would you like it anyway? [ scatting ] ♪ would you like it anyway? so you finally got fios, huh? yep, and wanna know what the best part about it is? nope.ming with less lag? nope. watching movies in 4k? the best part about it is, right now, my mom is streaming classes... ...my dad is stream

darcy spencer with thedo s emotional interview and very important message. >> for natalie mccarter it was love at first sight when she met her husband ray in college. they got married 11 years ago and were raising a son and a daughter in their home. >> he was a hard worker. he was a family man. he was somebody that you wanted to be around. his spirit was infectious and people loved him. >> but now she'll have to raise their children on her own. mccarter was killed early saturday morning when pice say ape sed drunk driver driving the wrong way crashed into his car nearly headon. he had been at a friend's house. >> imagine being called and being told i'm on my way home i'll see you soon, i love you. i can't wait to see you and the kids and then have your life being taken away. >> police identified the driver that allegedly hit him, christopher thomas. he has beenharged with manslaughter and driving under the influence. he walked away from the crash unharmed. >> i'm happy they charged him. they should charge d drivers. you should not get behind the ewheel. you h uber and lyft. her messag

darcy spcer reports it comes as tobacco use by young peoplhe is on ice. >> reporter: according to newumbers from the cdc, about 4.9 million middle and high school students were using some kd of tobacco product in 2018. that's up from 3.6 million in 2017. this increase is driven by a su e ine-cigarette use. daryl barnes hhe black caucus. the group is behind a bill that would raise the age for tobacco products in maryland from 18 to . >> we se want to be one of the seven states to raise tobacco uge to the age of 21. >> reporter: a coalition of supporters called tobacco 21 maryland, plans to lobby lawmakers to pass the legislation this year. supporters say it's failedn years past when there was app situation fr opposition from the tobacco instry. the coalition is hoping the alarming statistics will boller the bolster support for the bill this >>> a warning this valentines if you or someone you know are using a dating site or app. >> some are falling victim to scammers online. one was matched with a man who said he was a doctor, butnce the courtship took off, he asked her to send him mone

they indeed went inside a told darcy about what the conditis were, what they met when they got into the house and how ty saved a life. >> she was talking to us. as we moved her through the suse we couldn't see anything, but we knew was still viable. it wasn't just me or the individuals that i just described. it was 18 to 20 guys that all worked together to get it done. >> reporter: and, of course, the conditions they yet with werest al worst case scenario. we were told there were hoarding conditions inside and working smoke detectors. we're told that a woman did make it out on her own and that the woman that they rescued is in serious condition in theho ital suffering from smoke inhalation. we're live here in silver springs, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> derrick, thanks. at 10:04 on this sunday morning, officials in texas are trying to figure out what caused a cargot er to crash. the boeing 767, it went down near houston. the people wer on board that plane when it nodes dived into this bay yesterday. russia officials say the crash killed everyone o boards and crews did recover t

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mark darcy went to see him and asked about the highest and lows.urbulent. and we've also had two other non—political events which have affected parliament quite deeply — one was the murder ofjo cox during the referendum campaign, of course, and the second thing was on the 22nd of march 2017, so almost exactly two years ago when we had the terrorist attack on parliament, which, indeed, isaw, or saw the immediate aftermath of from the window of this room after having heard the shots. so all that put together made together a turbulent political time. you enter the service of the house in the 1970s — a time where you would've had to worn full court dress in the chamber, including the wig, it's only recently been disposed of now. leaving aside the trappings, what for you were the highs and lows? i suppose the lowest point was probably the terrorist attack, oddly enough — personally the lowest point. and the expenses scandal was — the house did briefly lose confidence in itself, in some ways, and members lost confidence in themselves, including those who