i know you're barnes. go ahead, sir. welcome back. >> i said i wasn't going to come back, and i'm back. i let myself down. yeah, it still looks the same. i guess i'll make my bed up. >> though barnes has been arrested a half dozen times, the charges haven't always stuck. he only has one prior conviction for obstructing a law enforcement officer. >> coming to jail i ain't going to lie, it's like, damn, how the hell am i going to get myself out of this situation, and how long my going to be here? >> barnes hopes to leave jail within a couple of days on bail. but life at hillsborough county is a world of extremes. another young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> all i have to do is use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was found guilty on two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are asking for 120 years. >> a young lady was simply going to the community library. and was -- she was assa

saying in part puppy barn did not willingly sell a puppy that they thought was ill. store does care. >> when they does became un health bring they were there or got at site we are not 100 percent sure but we had people complained that received animals unhealthy. >> my main concern is they have respiratory issues. >> reporter: these puppies will stay in quarantine for two weeks before they can ab adopted but on the bright side there are dozens of other dogs and cats natalie public can adopt right now. >> they are well cared for, healthy and asking them to come in. >> reporter: officials say pup barn should make good on all warranties for people who purchased puppies here and people have a hard time getting a hold of the puppy barn don't hesitate to call the county. in mount holly, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> it has been almost a year, since governor wolf signed a bill legalizing medical marijuana in pennsylvania. now one community in delaware county may be ready to cash in on thursday a group submitted a conditional use application, in hopes of the build

the puppy barn put its hands up. >> i think the puppy barn saw the writing on the wall.hink they decided it would be better to close for good. >> reporter: many of the pups, sick with a sometimes fatal parvo virus are in quarantine. workers at the animal shelter are suited up and keeping the isolated puppies hydrated before they can join the ranks of duchess, and older dogs up for adoption at the shelter. >> it takes one sick puppy from one sick litter to infect the whole store. >> reporter: the vet considers it's the worst herd of sick dogs he's attended to. >> the puppies have a naive immune system and it takes a bit of time for them to develop immunity. >> reporter: we asked what you'll need to do now if you recently bought a new puppy here, a puppy who had a parvo virus or any other health issues. >> right now we're being told by the puppy barn that they'll stand behind the warranty. >> reporter: you're asked to send documentation to the puppy barn. all of the rescued pups are expected to recover. it will be weeks before they're ready for adoption. cydney long, nbc 1

it began to spread at the puppy barn forcing the business to shut its doors.ness news" reporter cleve bryan explains what is next for all of those animals. >> reporter: more than 70 puppies are getting kind of care officialness burlington county say should have been provided all along, the now closed puppy mart on route 206 in mount holly surrendered the puppies after health officials found cases of the deadly parv o virus. >> or showing mild clinical signs so the concerns are, you know, whether or not some are or all will break with parvo. >> reporter: burlington county health department and spca started investigating the puppy barn several weeks ago after receiving complaints with pup business parvo a disease that attack the de guesstive system and cause to it die from dehydration. >> legitimate complaints but we have had animals that we have tested that tested positive. >> reporter: county officials say owners made the decision to shut down and surrender puppies. they are not facing penalty. no answer at the store friday, and no one answering the phone >> p

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county health officials say the parvo virus began to spread at the puppy barn in mt. holly forcing the business to shut its door, it attacks the digestive system and cause death. the store involuntarily surrendered more than 70 puppies and in a recent facebook post. the puppy barn said it did not wilmington sell a puppy that it thought was ill >> whether they were ill before they got there or at the site, we're not 100% sure. we have people they received animals that are unhealthy >> the puppy barn is closed for now. county officials say the store's owners are not facing penalties >>> the 40 hour work week, is it too long? research says yes. >> straight ahead. scientists say they have discovered the perfect work week, nicole brewer with how many hours you should be working and why it could be the key to success. plus this. >> i always felt if we build this, it will come >> "eyewitness news" is on the set of tom sell ick and blue blood, the milestone they're celebrating >> a warm front just passed to the north of the region, it's bringing snow off to our north but mild

peter barnes has more on it from washington. >> as they wrap up an ultimate retreat. they will receive a report on what went wrong for democrats in house races in 2016. the whole call -- the so-called autopsy report. ahead of that the democratic leader nancy pelosi said the democrats knew about a lot of the problems that cause him to pick them to pick up just six seats last november. while we worked for working people all the time we didn't connect that message in a way that was received. never again will we go into an election where people don't know where democrats stand. when she talked about where they could work with president trump and where they cannot. she repeated something she said at the opening of the conference on tuesday morning. >> as long as the president continues down this path there is nothing democrats can work with him on. to protect the security of our nation the future of our working families in the sanctity of our constitution they will fight every day with every fiber of our being. they promise they are working on a package of proposals in mea

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county health officials say the parvo virus began to spread at the puppy barn in mt. holly forcing the business to shut its door, it attacks the digestive system and cause death. the store involuntarily surrendered more than 70 puppies and in a recent facebook post. the puppy barn said it did not wilmington sell a puppy that it thought was ill >> whether they were ill before they got there or at the site, we're not 100% sure. we have people they received animals that are unhealthy >> the puppy barn is closed for now. county officials say the store's owners are not facing penalties >>> the 40 hour work week, is it too long? research says yes. >> straight ahead. scientists say they have discovered the perfect work week, nicole brewer with how many hours you should be working and why it could be the key to success. plus this. >> i always felt if we build this, it will come >> "eyewitness news" is on the set of tom sell ick and blue blood, the milestone they're celebrating >> a warm front just passed to the north of the region, it's bringing snow off to our north but mild

critics of the puppy barn say they're glad it's out of business. >> cydney long explains pet owners andnimal shelters are still concerned about a dangerous virus. >> reporter: concealed by carriers and isolated in quarantine it's puppies like these who are fighting the parvo virus. >> animals develop very significant diarrhea and vomiting, oftentimes they stop eating and drinking. >> reporter: dr. christopher turry with the animal shelter has a team of workers caring for the sick and dehydrated dogs. it comes as the spca and county health department cited the long time land mark the puppy barn for parvo virus and other unsanitary conditions. the owners voluntarily closed their doors for good. a note reads sorry for the inconvenience. >> it takes one city from one sick litter to infect the whole store. >> reporter: customers are sounding off on facebook about the anguish, hard break and money last after buying sick dogs from the store. burlington county has regulations that prevent whole sale of puppy mill animals, so he asked if there's any further discipline. >> because they're closing

jamal gregory barnes. one of the big clues is a piece of video they found at a business next door. police want you to look closely at the video. it shows two men. the face of the man and n the gray hood is clear. the other man in the bucket hat is holding a knife in his right hand. police believe they are heading to a killing. the video taken tuesday afternoon at the exxon on central avenue and addison road where 34-year-old jamal barnes was murdered. sources say it's possible that barnes who often panhandled at the gas station somehow angered the men who pulled around the corner in the silver lexus, also caught on camera, parked the car and there was a brief fight and barnes was stabbed once in the heart. all of that also caught on camera. they did not show that video. but this is stranger-on-stranger crime, people on the loose willing to kill somebody for something so simple being annoyed by them it seems in the parking lot of a gas station. tonight the fliers are going out in the community. brad bell, abc7 news. alison: thank you. now we have update to breaking news we brought y

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barnes is wanted in connection with an alleged shooting and aggravated assault, if you know where barnes could be police want to hear there you. >>> authorities are still trying to determine what caused a dump truck replenishing sand on the beach in ocean city to go up in flames. it happened around 7:30 right in front of the wonderland pier near sixth street. officials tell us an ocean city employee was driving the truck, when it caught fire. the employee was not hurt. >>> after a marathon debate senate republicans are on the verge of approving another of president trump's cabinet picks. however, the fight over this nomination has extended to what can and cannot be said on the senate floor. senate is working to complete confirmation of the senator jeff sessions to be the next attorney general. >> he will do an outstanding job, i believe, in restoring the reputation of the department of justice. >> reporter: sessions confirmation comes over the objections of his democratic collogues. >> now, i know senator sessions, i know his record on voting rights, he is no champion of voting rights. >

pet owners said the puppy barn sold them sick and dying dogs. dozens of sick puppies rescued from the store need homes. the county tells us it will hold the puppy barn accountable to pick up the tab for any pet owners dealing with a sick animal. >>> an army exclusive in bucks county caught on camera. they saved a goose that survived a shooting attack. they will examine four other geese that died and investigators are looking for the shooter. brian hudson reports from salisbury township. >> someone shot at these geese in a retention pond during a storm on thursday. they came dangerously close to those other homes on the other side of the pond. we were here as the group got down into the water to save the only living goose. >> there you go, kid. >> reporter: our n brbc was rolg after they saved a goose out of a retention pond in salisbury township. >> he's in bad shape. he's got to go. >> it makes you feel good when you can go home and say, that guy is in a safe place tonight. >> reporter: somebody shot a goose and others. >> it was in the middle

jonathan: a big effort to fight a barn fire in montgomery county . sky track 7 was over the scene in dickerson, a remote area. no animals were in the barn and nobody was hurt, but it did take four engines to get the fire down. panon: an unattended frying caused a house fire in southeast d.c. firefighters rescued a 95-year-old woman from a second-floor bedroom in her home. paramedics rushed her to the hospital in serious condition. the woman's son said he was in the basement when the fire started. >> i tried to get upstairs to get my mom, but it was too much smoke. >> she was still sitting on her bed. she was able to yell to us, but she cannot move. alison: firefighters got the woman out of the home just in time. jonathan: after a contentious confirmation battle, the senate confirmed jeff sessions as the attorney general. you will be sworn in tomorrow morning. only one democrat, joe manchin, crossed party lines to support the nomination. alison: finishing what she started, dozens gathered outside of the home of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell,

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and "the weekly standard"'s fred barnes. melissa: back to the markets the dow slipping today but still closing above the 20,000 mark as more uncertainty from the white house weighs on investors. adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange around peter barnes watching the action from the nation's capitol. we'll start with adam. >> tyson, largest meat processor in the country, everyone knows season chicken, they announced in one of regulatory filing they received a subpoena from the sec, allegations emphasizing allegations that tyson and other meat producers conspiring to fix prices on chicken. that stock suffered subsequently from the notice of the subpoena it was down 3% today. disney, an article talking about who will replace bob iger in 16 months when his tenure is finished and apparently the board is not letting anyone leak information who might be the potential replacement. disney was down almost a full% today. one of the big winners today, who doesn't like a toy, hasbro hit a record high after the "opening

. >> the lights are out and cones with no trespassing line the entrance to the puppy barn in springfield township tonight. the marquis reads, the store is closed. burlington county freeholder director said in news release "unfortunately recent inspections by the county health department and the burlington county sp ca have determined that canine parvo virus highly contagious and potentially deadly disease is present at the facility". >> jessica kaplan is a doctor at the voorhees veterinary center. we asked her to explain parvo virus. >> she says they try to catch it by being aggressive with vaccinations. but she says it's a hearty vir virus. >> we try to sort of get, again, shelters to have really nice kind of cleanliness, um, and we have protocols to kind of deactivate the virus so to speak. but even then, it's spread through fecal oral spread meaning anything that touches a piece of poop or something that is infected can now be sniffed or licked or, you know, somehow into the oral cavity of a puppy, and then the spreads isn't county officials say the owners of the puppy barn informed t

. >> sky fox over the scene of large barn fire in montgomery county, maryland. you can see mrumz of smoke there. the fire started 7:0 this evening at the barn 1100 block of of sugarloaf in dickerson fortunately no people or animals wereed in and no word what sparked the fire. >> after weekends of tense debate the senate officially confirmed senator jeff sessions to be the next attorney general and democrats ripped sessions over ties to president trump and his record on several rights and immigration and also tried to derail sessions nomination by leading a letter that coretaa scott king wrote to congress in 1986 and it criticized the sessions voting right issues and senate republicans voted to silence elizabeth warren as she read from the letter and critics mraingtsed move in as sexist and anti free speech meanwhile employees at the department of education met their new boss today. betsy devos tlivrd her first remarks at secretary of education. democrats tried to block her nomination and she was confirmed with tie breaking vote cast by vice-president mike pence.

the pottery barn rule is in effect. joining me now, i am saying that pottery barn rule is in effect. >> no matter, the blame game is the least important thing with obamacare. it really is fixing the system. president obama claimed, health care system was going to be destroyed if not for obamacare. and we came in and we saved it. now a similar gambit from donald trump. we need to come in and save it health system does need to be rescued. you have insurance companies leaving exchanges and premiums skyrocketing, something needs to be done. this really is a burning building, you can't have a one-man bucket brigade putting it out. charles: interesting in a sense president obama promised so much from bending arch of cost to great coverage. and no one i knew who could do simple math thought it made sense, now it sim blowing. -- it is imploding there is a sense of urgency for republicans to come with the rescue. >> it is time for us to win an oscar for americans in health care. for a president, to stand up and lead. i think tha

peter barnes is outside of the pre- supreme court.begin with you. >> we have a statement from the spokesperson at the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco saying this decision on whether or not to co

. >> three barnes, horses not necessarily in danger, but little too close for comfort for all every usso we all kind of got out our trailers, are here to help evacuate as soon as the sheriff lets us in. >> local authorities confirm that at least three buildings have been destroyed by the flames. >> time now 5:13. >> a little cooler today, katie, when i walk in. i didn't bring a coat with me. was that a mistake? >> well, today, the day of the next five, that i would suggest it. >> i'm getting spoiled. >> you will be stuck indoors for the next 12 hours, right? >> ya. >> so still going toned up being pretty nice day guys, warmfront lifting in, but it is actually still pretty chilly. nice clear sky across the region overnight, allowing the temperatures to drop off readily here. actually perfect timing jim, through up in this particular hit, the 24 hour temperature change, so also just how chilly it is by comparison to this same time yesterday in just a second. but let me just get you out, there show you what the pattern is doing, which at the moment bringing in little rain across the great

barnes is known to sit and ask people for money. the theory is he angered those men and they went around the station, parked and came back and stabbed barnes once in the heart. that is one of the reason that the police are work something hard on the case. they believe it was a cold-blooded killing by someone who felt they had been perhaps disrespected. we will be back here at 5:00 when we said detectives plan fliers looking for additional information trying to solve the crime. in seat pleasant, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. coming up next at 4:00 -- an isis wannabe will learn how long he will be sent away. michelle: 18 days without the blue line. we have alternatives. alison: also next, a scary sight at one of the busiest airports. we will tell you what went wrong that caused the plane to catch fire. jonathan: and 7 salutes 103-year-old pearl harbor survivor who share his story with creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 2

uncertain future for dogs from the puppy barn. shawnette wilson joins us now from springfield township, new jersey, with more. shawnette. >> reporter: county officials say that the store's owners informed them in writing that they would close january 30th and they would not reopen. now this virus is treatable if caught early with antibiotics and fluids but if it doesn't it can be deadly. >> the lights are out and cones with no trespassing line the entrance to the puppy barn in springfield township tonight. the marquis reads the store is closed. the burlington county freeholder direct says in news release "unfortunately recent inspections by the county health department and the burlington county spca have determined that cane newspaper parvo virus highly contagious and potentially deadly disease is present at the facility". >> it's very common virus that is everywhere. >> jessica kaplan is a doctor at the voorhees veterinary center. we asked her to explain parvo virus. >> the case that is we see this really really terrible virus an

fox business's peter barnes is in d.c. with the latest, and peter, there were some democrats that voted for tillerson. >> reporter: that's right, david. we're waiting for announcement when rex tillerson will be sworn in. they have been swearing in the nominees once confirmed the day of their confirmation. so look for that possibly later today for rex tillerson. this after the senate voted to confirm him 56-43. four democrats crossing party lines to join every republican in approving tillerson as president trump's top diplomat. west virginia joe manchin. david: sorry, peter. we got the facebook numbers. go to ashley webster live in the newsroom with those numbers. >> here we go, the big numbers, david, earnings per share a buck 41. adjusted americament. that is a 10-cent beat on earnings. revenue 8.81 billion. estimate on the revenue side was 8.1. going through the all-important users. monthly active users, for the fourth quarter coming in at 1.86 billion. that is up 17% year-over-year. as for the monthly active users, user

county health officials say parvo virus began to spread at up i barn in mount holly forcing businessts doors. parvo attacks the puppies digestive system and can cause death from dehydration. store voluntarily surrendered more than 70 puppies, in a recent post puppy barn says it to not willingly sell a puppy it thought was ill. >> whether they became un health you before they were there or they got at the site we are not 100 percent sure but we have people that complained that they received animals that were unhealthy. >> reporter: puppy barn is closed for now. burlington county officials say store owners are not the tasting any penalties. >>> still ahead right the here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", before you order that bouquet of valentines day flowers, three on your side jim donovan has expert advice how to get best deal and what you should always avoid. >> reporter: i'm danielle nottingham this los angeles at the site of the grammys here on cbs, coming up two pop diva s go head to head and a rising rap star makes history. >>> and a bitter cold end to the workweek, now what can we ex

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why millions of eggs in the uk now have to be classified as "barn—reared" instead of free range fromfound in a field in staffordshire, the iron age necklaces thought to be more than 2,000 years old go on public display. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: leicester city come to terms quickly with life after claudio ranieri. they beat liverpool 3—1 to move out of the relegation zone. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the coroner at the inquest into the deaths of 30 british tourists during a gun attack at a beach resort in tunisia has condemned the police response saying it was ‘at best shambolic, at worst cowardly‘. he singled out a policeman who "fainted through terror and panic", and a guard who took off his shirt to hide the fact he was an officer. families of some of the british victims that died at the 5—star hotel in sousse injune, 2015, say they are preparing legal action against the tour operator tui. from the inquest, richard galpin reports. the families of those killed had been hoping the coroner's conclusions today would say neglect had played a part in

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lou: fred barnes.he economy set to be a big theme in the president's speech tonight, and the president already vowing to rev it up. >> we're going to get jobs back in our country. you see what i've done, ford announced. general motors. fiat announced. they're all building big plant, coming back into the united states. they were fleeing. lou: and joining me next, our own trish regan joins us. we're live from washington, d.c. with just over an hour until the president's address to congress. this is the silverado special edition. this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? come home with me! it's truck month! find your tag for an average total value over $11,000 on chevy silverado all star editions when you finance through gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what g

joining me now, executive editor at weekly standard fred barnes. >> thank you. lou: here we are friday, and it has been an extraordinary, another one, week, a third week of this presidency, in terps of news, and -- terms of news and challenges he faces. >> indeed. he has done a great deal, but he needs to do now is get lawyers who won't let him down as he has been let down so far on this immigration case. look, president has under constitution, the right to create and enforce immigration policy, statutory law that gives him, that i instead his lawyers are arguing this is why he it this and so on, and the judges are asking about president's motives, and lawyers talking about that, but most glaring area was that all these judges, in this district level and appeal level raised this question, well the 7 countries, they have not sent and terrorists, they have not come from there, since 9/11. and the justice department lawyer, for president trump, did not know that there had been more than 60 cases, convicts, he said he it not know. the -- >> i can hear your frustrati

the executive editor of the weekly standard, fred barnes, and always good to see you.d -- >> thank you. lou: this is fascinating to watch. the president steps forward with the extraordinary press conference which he dismantled the practitioners of this craft who had gathered to attack him ain, i guess. and now he's take his message directly to the american people, still with twitter, but still in campaign mode and taking it on the road. >> and it's working on the road it. worked well at the press conference as well. i mean, you know the press should have liked it. when you compare -- trump's press conference with those of obama, obama's were almost as long as trump's was yesterday, but he would always filibuster. so trump, they got in more than twice as many questions as they usually did at an obama press conference, and then they still complain. lou: they still complain, they whine, and they attack him and this government. i mean, this is really something to behold. you know, whether it be, whatever news organization. their corporate chieftains have decided to unleash

barnes was stabbed to death february 2 on central avenue. that started with a fight between suspects and barnes. >>> for the past several years, students at historically black colleges and universities studied in china on full scholarships. this year, buoy sent the largest group. >> we were there when they embarked on their national journey. >> it was a day of prayer, hugs, and lots anticipation. >> this is richardson. this buoy state freshman is about to embark on a semester long journey at a chinese university. >> i'm open to learning everything i can. i heard there's a factory across the street. i plan on making friends, connections, networking myself having fun. focusing in on school first. >> of course mom and dad. always focusing in on school. >> i'm hoping to experience another country, new group of people, and learn whatever i can. >> bouquet students and two from baltimore are packing up and shipping out. these scholars are part of the china scholarship program designed to introduce students from historically black colleges and univ

do you keep them in a barn and thatisit? work? do you keep them in a barn and that is it? yes.e infection inside. look at the website to see what you should be doing. thank you very much. as you heard, it means they have had to label things differently because they have had to change the process. let us talk to david. the production line means you have to do something different and these labels will appear. what does it mean? different and these labels will appear. what does it mean7m different and these labels will appear. what does it mean? it is simple. add a few extra labels to the boxes. it informs people what is going on. the egg industry has had ups and downs but it is doing well. has this come into consideration? disasters are just something we have to get around. we are keeping them alive while influenza is about. customers will understand that and hopefully there is no problems with our business. we have talked about some egg facts early on, how many you deal with every day and how many will go to the supermarkets tomorrow. the appetite is certainly going and going an

no word yet though on what sparked this barn firely. >> 7:07. let's get back to tucker withker a check on what's happenings out there.th >> you guys on.>> >> no, probably not. nrobabl >> done with what?>> d >>ou know.w. [laughter] r] >> hey, temperatures have fallen 37 degrees since7 yesterday afternoon.sterday af that's the headline.eadle. >> yes. >> it's amazing. >> yes. e and veryand vang windy and cold.ndy and cold. >> and look at that wind chill i right now, 26 degrees.6 degrees. winds are out of theare out north-northwest at 24.hwes all right.l rit. there's our snow event.ow evet. you guys mentioned. mentio hey, listen the real deal iseals philly, new york, boston muchn we were on the southern end ofrf things. we're not expecting a lot ofg af snow across the area.cross thar. >> right on. >> all right. ning nings are winding dow pretty quick fort us.uick fort . i'd say another hour or soor s that we could see some snow showers in the immediatee i washington air and it will be pushing off to the north. new york, boston parts of that conditio

does it. >> fast lane barnes. >> sounds edgy.xt two hours we'll discuss this. >> 27 in washington. 2ng hey, your wind chill 18. it is very very cold out earlyar this morning.ng. overnight lows back in the low 20s and honestly here winde win chills hanging out in the singls digits for parts of the area. so be prepared here for chillyhl day today.od our day type highs i don't knowt we'll be much above 40 and thatt will be here in the city. much of the area won't get out of the 30s as we've got that tha cold pattern intact for one more day. da warmer air off to our west. wt. and we'll get some clouds thisui afternoon but just know that tht cloud cover moving in will belle associated with some warmer airr that will be moving throughing g really during the day tomorrow.w and we're setting up for what ft will be a very spring like l weekend i'm seeing pictures ofso crocuses and that kind of thingt in people's yards it won't beonb long here with temperaturespe expected to be in the 60s both t saturday and sunday.day we may hit 70 degree

single sacred cal that people think can't be touched on the tax front, bringing them all out of the barn. some of those sacred car cows will be returned to the barn and some of them will be turned into hamburger. i'm going to need your help to make it happen. it's going to happen. another thing i want to say, and i will take the heat for it and you can blame me if you would like. there are people who have supported me and have supported me that won't like this. this will not be a tax neutral tax plan. we can't afford for it to be. we cannot pay off eight times what we bring in if we simply reshuffle the deck. this is a state that needs to move from a production base tax economy to a consumption -based economy. we will be getting rid of the inventory tax and the death tax. these are things that will be gone but we have to do this as part of a broader plan that not only lowers the overall tax burden, broadens that, it makes it fair and easy to understand, more in line with federal policy because our state has one of the most convoluted text plans and programs you can imagine, but it has to

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marlon marshall accused of stabbing jamal barnes. investigators believe barnes was arguing with and a second man. marshall is being held without bond, charged with murder. >>> a lawsuit tonight over that controversial painting that was removed from the u.s. capitol. missouri congressman william clay says removing its violates his constituents' first amendment right to freedom of expression. the painting depicts police officers as pigs holding guns. >> in america if you don't like a painting, you go to the next painting or you leave the gallery. we're saying let's go back to the freedom of speech. if not, we're going to have a serious problem if we have to litigate the offensiveness of every piece of artwork in the capitol. >>> maryland senators are pushing for a statue of harriet tubman at the u.s. capital. tubman was born in maryland. she led the slaves to freedom in the underground railroad. five years ago maryland started raising money to commission a statue. senators are now pushing legislation for the federal government to insta

he you can see behind me, this is a barn that couldn't withstand the tornado's impact. -- off ofght out of hawthorne road. we have side-by-side video of the tornado that came through here on saturday and, i'm sure you remember the one from 2002 in april, in la plata, which was much worse. ting this all in perspective, this is only the third time there has been a tornado in maryland since 1950. very rare. we are on storm watch with another risk for severe weather later on the day -- later on, wednesday. larry: sounds like we are not out of the woods. veronica: we have got the spring temperatures, anytime you have a cold front there is a possibility for winter storms and there could be elevated risk on wednesday because of the higher humidity. downpours, more unstable air across the area. not being an alarmist by any means, but there is something to stale or for midweek. moving our way. we start the day with a little bit of sunshine. clouds in the next weather system we are already tracking. it will be a multi-day event with severe weather for us. high rain, damaging wind, large hail, cou