just southf you, ashland may get six, seven inches, you may nothing.s how sharp the cutoff line is. chardttesville into richm four to six inches. not seeing much happening right now but by the early afternoon, look at this. that line comes up and just touches fred sicksburg. in the st. mary's county. it comes north in fredericksburg and into extreme southern maryland and movesout. by 9:00 everything is dry and we start rapid clearing. so let's go zone to zone, neigorhood by neighborhood. down i-81, my friends in winchend winchester, flurries sunshine. not expecting much unless you're in t central shenandoah valley. for our friends in urbana, leesburgut some flurries mainly cloudy in those areas. further to the south you're eel likely see snow. a few flries. i don't think coerns. mechanicsville, stafford and fredericksburg where we have the -- need totand on this side where we have those winter weather advisories, that'sbe th chance of snow. that's where we can see one to three inches. slick spots there through the afternoon and tomorrow morning. any sn

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thanks for joining us on the weekly on our team from ashland. you're very welcome with us on the program. from trade wars to climate change the leaders of the world's biggest economies have been pushing some very different agendas at the g. twenty summit two days of talks have just one. crew was there following all the action. china and the united states have agreed to halt any new tariffs for ninety days she paying and donald trump on day two of the g. twenty summit in argentina none of those gave a news briefing afterwards for the russian president did speak to reporters giving his views on the summit it was frank it was there in the time capsule one of the top reasons why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber is the one on one between the man whose limo is parked right there it's about to depart the russian president vladimir putin and his american counterpart donald trump but just one day before the summit kicked off donald trump sent all of us into breaking news mode by tweeting right from on board air force one i wo

i was born in ashland, oregon. i'm upset with the mayor's awful. >> it's very upsetting. >> thank you sir. >> vice president mazzucco: okay ms. brown. >> thank you. good evening. i want to say, to everyone until we get back next year, have a happy, merry christmas. i'm here it talk about my son. everybody was here asking and complaining about something. i want to make my complaint the last. not the last complaint about my son again who was murdered august 14, 2006. still to this day no justice, no recover of people that people that murdered my son. i have been asking -- i brought up other people that are here. asking for something for all the years they've been asking. the police association put this on the bus last time. we as parents will never get any closure. that's how i feel. i was asking that we have a venue at the bus barn back on buses to put these back on the buses. we're talking about homicide and domestic violence. lot of people don't want to say anything, think don't feel they'll get justice. i'm a vic

radar satellites have pierced the ashland cloud in the area to allow researchers to see what remainse. what was once a volcano reaching 340 metres high is now little more than 100 metres tall. something in the order of 160 million cubic metres of rock and ash have gone, says indonesia's centre of volcanology and geological hazard mitigation. not all of this would have entered the sunda strait in one go, but it certainly explains the volume of sea water that must have been displaced to generate so destructive a set of waves at nearby coasts. jonathan amos, bbc news early this morning, a powerful 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern philippines — prompting a new tsunami alert. on mindanao island — at a depth of about sixty kilometres. the pacific tsunami warning centre says tsunami waves are possible along the coasts of the philippines and indonesia. egypt says it has launched operations in giza and north sinai killing 40 terrorists. the raids come a day after a roadside bomb attack on a tourist bus on its way to the pyramids near cairo —killing to the pyramids near cairo —

less touched by french kindness than moved by french suffering, he his circumstances at home in ashland, north carolina. he thought, i would rather live at home regardless of this presence and awe. mckissick, with ties of home located in the institutions developed by the black community in asheville, stood in for the grander kmugsz of -- communications and i wanted to see what i could do on the ground there. he held onto his dignity and shoring up black institutions in nashville. more rooted than green and less confrontational than green, mckissic felt if he had stopped. . he passed something on, though. ernest mckissick is the father of the city. lieutenant rayford logan, another veteran, could attest to the toil it had taken on him. young, hand some and fluent in french, logan had found comfort in his ability to connect with french civilianing better hit i with young soldiers. nevertheless, he realized that fighting in the jim crow army had altered profounding his relationsh relationship and getting so angry with a red cross nurse who refuses to treat him because she's sort of put him

next month we'll kickoff the third year at richland ashland youth center in san leandro. >> that was really intense. that has to be one of the most open, frank, discussions i've seen in any of your barbershop forums. what stood out to you? >> there were two parts. one when the gentleman said it's okay to teach the youth to become law enforcement. that's kind of strange coming from a personal who was locked up by law enforcement. but he's encouraging the next generation. and the other thing is like i said from the very beginning, everyone in there said we committed a crime and we're serving our time. it wasn't hey i don't belong here. hey i didn't do anything wrong. they took ownership. >> so interesting. paul, thank you. >> ktvu.com. we posted a link to all of paul's barbershop forums. find it under web links. >>> one bay area county reporting a spike in cases of swooping cough. the warning from doctors and what you can do to keep your family healthy. >>> why four college football fans braving the cold on a billboard in the south bay. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe t

near ashland, the ohio highway patrol deploys stop sticks in the roadway.natsot: "yeah we got the spikeslowing down. tell them to get their aáááá up here."the cruiser and the getaway vehicle are inches apart as the disabled car comes to a stop.natasot:"show me your hands!!!"a sheriff's k-9 deputy, weapon drawn, orders the female driver out the car. natsot:"they're bailing to the woods."the two escapees were on the run.deputies say k-9 jack picked up the scent, tracked the suspects, and flushed paul napier out of the woods. he came out with his hands up.a second sheriff's k-9, turbo, searched for nearly an hour until he found the second suspect hiding in a ditch.deputies credit the k-9's for the capture.lt. brian croston, franklin co. sheriff's office:"after a lot of work they tracked him to a creek bed and when he saw the dog he gave up."both men are behind bars, along with the driver of the fleeing car. deputies say amy corns once worked at the kentucky jail where the escape went down, and say she's in a relationship with one of the suspects.judging by how badly corns hands were shaking

. >> but then, i'm trying to remember what happened with ashland because there was a lot of expectation that he would. >> they never prosecuted him. to the best of my knowledge. >> so, clearly a bad actor but apparently not an illegal actor. >> apparently not criminal. >> all right. the -- i think these are somewhat related. so, given that we're here, someone asks what you think about the view that high and rising inequality contributed to this crisis. i mean, let's just say, i used to -- long before i used to -- before the crisis, i used to give -- do the long sweep of income talks where i would show the top 1% share, show that heavy ju we've reached levels not since 1929 and people say, oh, 1929, another crisis. and i say, no. but do you think that's causal or just a coincidence? >> i'm certainly concerned about rising inequality, but i don't see it as a major cause of the crisis. >> okay. what about -- there's a -- there is a view, the closest i can come to that is that there's a -- it's actually a joint causation that deregulation and all these things have both fostered inequality,

. >> host: listed ashland virginia you are on the air with brad balter.good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i would like to share a tweaked with very important information related to what people accept in the media and also the statement about being a change in the world and also i want to praise c-span for always allowing all points of view to come forth with truth. so to havewe proclaimed as i loe america datatype down the chaos and have people be more reflective between thanksgiving and christmas on exactly who they are and what they are doing in this country taking personal responsibility and bringing forth solutions that willio benefit everyone. that should be everyday w everye don't need just a day for that. that's our responsibility being kind to each other and showing generosity. that should just be called being a human being and i feel like we've kind of lost sightt of that. if you are going on yourng socil media and muting everyone who disagrees with you, you are doing no favors to your self you are just in a vacuum you need to go out ther

. >> host: let's go to hugh joining us in ashland, virginia. you are on the air with brad meltzer.good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i would like to share a tweet which reinforced a very important information, brad meltzer. related to what people accept in the media and the statement about being the change in the world as on the set and i want to praise c-span for always allowing all points of view to come fourth. to share a tweet related to what i would like to have proclaimed on december 12th as i love america day, clamped on the chaos and have people more reflective between thanksgiving and christmas, exactly who they are and what they are doing in this country taking personal responsibility bringing forth solutions that will benefit everyone. >> host: thank you. >> guest: we need i am america day every day. not just a day for that. that is our responsibility. being kind to each other and showing generosity. that shouldn't be an amazing thing. that should be being a human being. we lost sight of that. if you're going on social media and muting everyone who disagrees with