barry goldwater.ew american figures have projected such a broad swath of insolence on our nature -- nation's political landscape. his strong and conservative force in his day led it to one of the great landslide losses in electoral history, yet pivotally gave way to the emergence of a new generation of republican leadership that in time ended decades of democrat domination of american politics. regardless of political party, we give you thanks for barry goldwater's example of a long career of public service in the united state senate. as we remember him here, may we all be inspired to consider lives and service to others whatever our gifts and talents. in payless with your spirit to change our world for the better -- impel us with your spirit to change our world for the better with your greater honor and glory. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the united states representative from the third district of arizona, the honorable grijalva. [applause] >> good afternoon and i am here today to

today, we dedicate a statue to this man, barry goldwater. one of arizona up on most famous -- arizona's most famous sons. [applause]

barry goldwater.applause] barry goldwater did not compromise his principles for parties or positions. he also recognize the value of open and candid discussions about the direction of our country. for instance, in his speech in san francisco, senator goldwater confirmed his respect for the disagreement of the debate that are the strength and soul of our democracy. he said, the beauty of the federal system of ours is in its reconciliation of diversity with unity. we must not seek malice and honest difference of opinion, no matter how great. today we gather in the recognition that our democracy is precisely because we have beliefs. we stand proudly for them, just as barry goldwater did so well. today, the congress probably on an -- honors senator goldwater with respect, admiration, and even with affection. not only for who he was as a leader, but who he was as a person. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the

barry wides. [laughter] our next justices civil rights entrepreneur -- just is -- guest is a civil rights entrepreneur. he is also the best-selling author of two books, his most recent top 10 book for 2014 for "essence" magazine and for "ceo read and business strategy." it is the only definite is the best-selling -- please welcome mr. john hope bryant. [applause] and today i want to thank you very much because we have a special guest in her long list of accomplishments it is more -- and her long list of accomplishment is more than just one alone. she does the chief executive officer of the kingston, and internationally renowned speaker who spoke to the united nations. she is a graduate of spelman college and earned a masters of divinity from emory university. the eldest daughter of martin luther king and karen is stuck in, she continues the legacy of nonviolent. -- coretta scott king, she continues the legacy of nonviolence. [applause] our next guest gives -- needs no introduction. it was an advis

a mural of barry was unveiled this morning at shannon place southeast. during that event, mayor muriel bowser announced members of a commission formed to commemorate barry. tonight at 5:30 79 balloons will be released at barry's grave in congressional cemetery. yesterday's late winter storm is causing problems across the country. the effects are especially being felt in the south where as much as two feet of snow fell stranding dozens of motorists. abc's lona zack takes a look at the cleanup now underway. >> with all the icy weather wreaking havoc on roads, people are pulling together. in dallas, five drivers helped pull a stuck semi. and remember the more than 20 mile backup on i-65 in kentucky? >> nobody is happy. >> some drivers were stranded for more than 16 hours. >> thankfully, the truck driver ahead of us brought us water. >> but those icy roads and runways did their best to make trouble. in rhode island, this woman tried to move out of the way but was hit by an out-of-control car. luckily, she was ok. in dobbs forerry, new york a bus swerved to m

barry wides. [laughter] our next justices civil rights entrepreneur -- just is -- guest is a civil rights entrepreneur. he is also the best-selling author of two books, his most recent top 10 book for 2014 for "essence" magazine and for "ceo read and business strategy." it is the only definite is the best-selling -- please welcome mr. john hope bryant. [applause] and today i want to thank you very much because we have a special guest in her long list of accomplishments, it is more -- and her long list of accomplishment is more than just one alone. she does the chief executive officer of the kingston, and internationally renowned speaker who spoke to the united nations. she is a graduate of spelman college and earned a masters of divinity from emory university. the eldest daughter of martin luther king and karen is stuck in, she continues the legacy of nonviolent. -- coretta scott king, she continues the legacy of nonviolence. [applause] our next guest gives -- needs no introduction. it was an advi

barry is the son of former d.c. mayor marion barry and running in the special election for his father's ward eight council seat. that plea deal would have allowed barry to plead guilty to a misdemeanor. his trial is set to begin in may. three weeks after the special election. it's been one week since controversy erupted over hillary clinton's use of private e-mail while she was secretary of state. so far mrs. clinton isn't talking at least not about her e-mail. senior political reporter scott thuman is live at the abc 7 capitol hill bureau with what the clinton family is saying. scott? >> maureen, really, aside from the iran nuclear negotiations no subject matter is getting more attention here on the hill than these e-mails and in a world of political drama, you can see why. earlier today, hillary clinton took to the stage in new york. she talked to a big audience but once again didn't talk about this particular matter. they have been very, very careful about how to handle this and have yet to decide to address the

those figures do not include the expenses for barry's funeral or potential revenues from barry's book "mayor for life." there is a grassroots effort under way to save a sentry old women's college in southern virginia. sweet briar college, a private liberal arts school announced yesterday it will close following this year's commencement. the school blames falling enrollment and financial difficulties. alumni find that a hard pill to swallow. >> i'm in total shock! i mean when i went there, it was very healthy school. i think they still have $94 million in the bank. so i feel that sweet briar has a tight knit community of great people that we could do something to stop this from happening. >> they have set up a facebook page to try to save the college. next on abc 7 news at 6:00 -- amidst budget cuts the district tells us that a $350000 trip to a film festival is a go. the reason next. plus meteorologist steve rudin tells us what time the snow will arrive and how much to expect. >> and i'm robert burton. coming up in sports why nats pitcher max scherzer why his fellow staffers so much a

mayor marion barry. what's going on chuck? >> we are stuck in the deep freeze this morning, but there signs of a warm up. you can believe it? one . >>> he was dubbed the district's mayor for life. d.c. leaders are planning ways to memorialize marion barry. they revealed a mural of him in southeast d.c. it's far from the last tribute the district is planning for the mayor for life. >> frank smith knew marion barry longer than just about anyone in d.c. >> we were in the civil rights movement in the 60s and both of us ended up in washington. >> he talked of his long time friend about how he wanted to be remembered. >> we talked about it specifically. that would memorialize his activity. >> with the possibility of the reefs building coming down barry pictured his statue at that spot that was a flash point during the 1960s. >> they were right on the corner when the riots took place. >> he was part of a committee to honor barry's legacy. >> ever countless young people learned the value of a hard day's work because of our youth progr

mayors honored marion barry with a new mural. barry would have been 79 years old this past friday. a surprising announcement from a virginia school, sweet briar college announced it is shutting down the summer because of financial issues. the private women's colleges located a few miles north of lynchburg, va. suzanne kennedy has some reaction. >> there is no easy way to share this with you. suzanne: the announcement came on a website, and through e-mail . after more than a century, the rural all women school will close because of insurmountable financial challenges. >> i love the campus. suzanne: she was in the class of 1990. she says the news is heartbreaking. >> i'm not sure it needs to happen. that is i think the biggest question that has not been answered yet. suzanne: the school outside of lynchburg still has a 94 million dollar endowment, but declining enrollment is forcing the all women's college to take drastic steps. this woman credits the school for helping her find confidence as a young woman. >> i think that sweet briar elevated my sense of self and my ability to accom

rick barry everyone told me coming out of ucla jamaal you'll never play with this guy. you're so different. his tie raids on be ready teammates. when i realized that rick barry was harder on himself than he was on any teammate, or any official, my respect for him grew leaps and bounds and i wanted to soak up as much from him as i could. i also learned that he was a very, in his way he was concerned about the youth in the community and he got some of us involved. and then that kind of -- i started -- i still respected him first as a basketball player because we needed him to play well. but then i started broadening my thinking to say this guy -- i don't care what people say he's a decent guy. >> that's gooden doorsment. >> that's a great story. they should have won it the next year. >> arguably we didn't, and you know but arguably we were really good that year. and -- but phoenix. >> phoenix, alvin adams. >> paul westphal. >> it all fell apart. robert parrish gets traded. kevin -- it's a disaster. anyway maybe it all ends right now warriors may be going back. we'll take

. >>> a marion barry tribute unveiled. new at 5:00 we'll meet the artist behind the painting and why the mayor's mural won't be on display forever. >>> ahead, a look at the solemn ceremonies planned in selma. >>> today would have been marion barry's 79th birth dap. city leaders marked the occasion by revealing a mural in honor hoff his life. >> ward eight, a community he worked and lived in. as mark segraves reports it's the first of many tributes to come. >> reporter: as friends and family gather for the memorial his son christopher barry, running for his father's council seat told the people why his father's legacy goes beyond ward eight and beyond the city. >> he was a leader and stood up for people across the globe who faced injustice. and through his 40-plus years of service and commitment he's left the mark and inspiration for all of us to follow. >> reporter: the mural is the work of a local artist who wanted to give back to his hometown as well as to honor barry. >> we decided to do it for community and we'll have

this was organized by barry's son christopher and his god son.l balloons symbolize letting go. promoting the healing process by those stricken with grief and, of course, these were a number of his friends and we're at congressional cemetery in southeast washington and this was this ceremony they wanted to do on what was his 79th birthday. he didn't make it. and they're singing happy birthday to you. reporting live from southeast washington, sam ford abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you, sam. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. coming up right now at 6:00, the new dangers that the sun begins to set and temperatures start to plunge. but there's a light at the end of the tunnel, folks. we'll tell you about it. plus what we discovered about the man suspected in the series of rapes in one local community. and comparisons to richard nixon. the new lawsuit being filed against former secretary of state hillary clinton. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> first at 6:00 24 hours after our latest winter storm, dangerous conditions remain. the stormwatch team

barry petersen joins us now by phone from tel aviv. barry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, i think there's some interesting parts of this. first it was a surprise. netanyahu obviously did a good job. hi was trailing in the polls over the weekend. secondly i think we need to talk about the relationship between the prime minister and our president obama. it's been rocky, it's been rough. i think personal relation ships may not mean everything but there is some fence mending that's going to have to be done. also the iran nuclear deal which the obama administration is trying hard to make, netanyahu is against it. he came to the u.s. congress and said the ultimate to a bad deal is no deal. so there's going to be some real resistance. he's not among the parties -- israel is not among the parties making the deal but certainly influential in the united states in terms of generating any anti-deal sentiment. and, finally, let's talk a little bit about the palestinian question. the prime minister had said he supported a two-state solution right up until the night of the election

. >>> marion barry would have turned 79 years old today. in honor of his life and legacy city leaders revealed a mural of the former mayor and council member in southeast washington. as news4's mark segraves reports, it's far from the last tribute the district is planning for barry, who died last year and we learned that he even had a few ideas of his own. >> reporter: frank smith new marion barry longer than nus about anyone in d.c. >> we were in the civil rights movement in the 1960s and both of us ended up in washington. >> reporter: before he died he talked with his friend about how he wanted to be remember pd. >> we talked about it specifically 14th and u would memorialize his activity in the civil rights movement. >> reporter: with the possibility of it coming down barry pictured hi statue at that spot. that was a flashpoint during the 1960s. >> it was located above the drugstore right on that corner when the riots took place in 1968. >> reporter: smith is part of a committee named today by mayor muriel bowser to come up with differen

joining rick barry tonight.d wilke on a wonderful night full of memory. >> when you are part of something as special as this team was and you have the opportunity to come back together and reminisce and see such great friends and people that have been such an important part of the life it make it truly special. >> college balance. stanford seeking 11 sweet 16 appearance. spinning move. up 4 at the half. second half 3 point stanford. thompson. amber. top of the key. had 24. samuel sen. not alone in the corner. 86-76. stanford sweet 16 bound again next up is notre dame in oklahoma city on friday dame in oklahoma city on friday. shark they are not going to make the play offs face it. becoming clearer with every loss down the stretch in ottawa. pick it up in the second period. look at the effort from the sliding gentlemen. going after it. tie it at 1 appease then just 27 seconds later 2 on 1 for the shark t-2-1 team teal but the shark would implode in the third. senator with 4 unanswered goals. shark end up losing b

. >>> new information on christopher barry, son of former d.c. mayor and councilman marion barry, will not take a plea deal on charges related to a fight at a local bank. the 34-year-old's lawyer said his client allowed the plea offer to expire friday. barry threatened a bank teller and destroyed a security camera after being told he could not withdraw money. barry is running for his late father's seat on the d.c. council. his trial is set for may. itch tonight a legal battle of -- >>> tonight a legal battle of h.o.t. lane violations, at stake, thousands of dollars in penalties affecting hundreds of local drivers. hank silverberg joins us live to explain. >> reporter: the express lanes on 495 have been open since 2012. since then hundreds of people have been fined, many for not following the rules either voluntarily or on purpose and many didn't follow through or didn't pay the fine. that has gotten them in debt to several thousand dollars, but their court challenges have shown the flaws in the system and it's opened up a whole can of worms. >> i

.♪ ♪turn around barry!♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack!n bars with the great new taste of cookies and crème. >> this is abc news. >> and we continue to cover breaking news tonight out of san jose. a police officer is dead and a manhunt is underway for the gunman. >> sky 7hd was overhead as does eps of officers including the s.w.a.t team and other agencies swarmed the entire area. police tell people to stay inside as they search for the shooter. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. police call it an active shooter situation. >> it happened 19er is -- near center road 1k3 u -- and umbarger. a news conference is just wrapping up. lilian? >> that's right. the san jose police chief just wrapped up their news conference. this is the first time a san jose police officer has been killed in the line of duty in 14 years. it all started 6:45 p.m. police responded to a drunk man with weapons with a rifle threatening no kill himself. when officers arrived he shot at the officers and gunfire was exchanged and an officer was hit and pronounced dead at t

barry, thank you. the new director of the secret service appeared before congress today, and joseph clancy had to answer an all-too-familiar issue-- misconduct by his agents. this time it was an incident two weeks ago after a party for a retiring colleague. here's our senior white house correspondent bill plante. >> reporter: director clancy described surveillance video recorded at this security checkpoint that showed two agents in an s.u.v. pulling up to a temporary barrier. >> they drove in a very low rate of speed on to the white house complex. this orange barrel didn't allow the vehicle to go through. it was to the right of the bumper. so they nudged this barrel out of the way. >> reporter: clancy's account of the video was far less sensational than the original story, which had the agents crashing into a white house security barricade. uniformed officers suspected the agents had been drinking, but they were instructed by a spear yoto let them go without a sobriety test. >> there is an element with

barry goldwater, to be fair, was no racist. on the contrary he had been a leader in arizona in integrating the national guard and his own family's department stores. but his brand of what i call sagebrush libertarianism to acceptance to the idea of the government any government in effect telling private individuals whom you had to associate with or sell to. so the 64 convention is about something. it's about big ideas, it's about a future in the repugnant party. because although doctor teddy roosevelt and william howard taft. -- is your. it's a dominance of the south and west which we today take for granted at the expense of the old eastern establishing. you had the perfect clash set up and it was personified in one man, nelson rockefeller, who was the face of everything that the southern and western conservatives hated. that's not too strong a word. they felt that their party the old bob taft party, had been repeatedly jobbed out of the presidency of people like wendell willkie and thomas dewey and just dwight eisenhower and h

joining rick barry tonight. wonderful night full of memory. >> when you are part of something as special as this team was and you have the opportunity to come back together and reminisce and see such great friends and people that have been such an important part of the life it make it truly special. >> college balance. stanford seeking 11 sweet 16 appearance. spinning move. up 4 at the half. second half 3 point stanford. thompson. amber. top of the key. had 24. samuel sen. not alone in the corner. 86-76. stanford sweet 16 bound again next up is notre dame in oklahoma city on friday dame in oklahoma city on friday. shark they are not going to make the play offs face it. becoming clearer with every loss down the stretch in ottawa. pick it up in the second period. look at the effort from the sliding gentlemen. going after it. tie it at 1 appease then just 27 seconds later 2 on 1 for the shark t-2-1 team teal but the shark would implode in the third. senator with 4 unanswered goals. shark end up losing by score of 5

. >> a new mural for the late marion barry. how they plan to honor his legacy. >> now is the time to find that summer job in northern virginia. we will show you where to go for a job fair for the teens. >>> you ready for it? let's look outside. chuck bell is going to have what you need to know about today's >> welcome back. he was dubbed the district's mayor for life and d.c. leaders are planning waying to memorialize marion barry. news 4 reports it's far from the last tribute the district is planning for its mayor for life. >> frank smith knew marion barry longer than just about anyone. >> we were in the civil rights movement and both of us ended up in washington. >> before he died barry talked with his friend about how he wanted to be remembered. >> we talked about being mow morialized with the civil rights movement. >> with the possibility of the reefs building coming down he pictured his statue which would be a flash point. >> it's right on the corner when the riots took place in 1968. >> it's part of a committee to come up

barry spleen, ceo of new tech business services.t to ask both of you, rick starting with you is this a good idea to forgive these second mortgages? does this make sense to you? why, why not? >> from a consumer perspective you would like there to be a way out for these borrowers who are underwater. but for all practical purpose this is is terrible idea. i think justice kennedy hit it right on the head. if you start forgiving these and wiping out second loans in bankruptcy cases, it really pretty much eliminates the market for second mortgages going forward. so borrowers who are already stressed out by too tight credit will have one less tool in their arsenal to be able to build their futures in the housing market. gerri: barry, just to play devil's advocate a little bit, 25% of the mortgages in florida are seriously underwater. how will these mortgages ever clear unless they're forgiven? >> well they will clear just based upon market forces. basically all these lenders negotiated on arm's length basis the right to have a lean on the

pack to the 1975 squad led by barry.ng the then washington bullet to win 1 and only championship at warrior. member of the team on hand tonight. this is a great shot with the ring and trophy and barry in the middle with coach al with if these to name a few. >> when you are part of something especially this team was and you have the opportunity to come back together and reminisce and see such great friends and people that have been such an important part of the life it make it truly special and it's fun to see a lot of the fans still throughout and we are lacking forward to the festivities and looking forward to watching this really exciting great basketball team the played. >> if title run coming this year hopefully. on saturday 111 points here in the tournament opening win over l. the half that tonight here in the ncaa action. the cardinal have made 28th straight tournament appearance t.ortiz very tough shot early for an early 7 point lead. sooners thompson gets 3 and pwirts. second half a 3 point shooting bar ran from

joining rick barry tonight. ray and wilke on a wonderful night full of memory. >> when you are part of something as special as this team was and you have the opportunity to come back together and reminisce and see such great friends and people that have been such an important part of the life it make it truly special. >> college balance. stanford seeking 11 sweet 16 appearance. spinning move. up 4 at the half. second half 3 point stanford. thompson. amber. top of the key. had 24. samuel sen. not alone in the corner. 86-76. stanford sweet 16 bound again next up is notre dame in oklahoma city on friday dame in oklahoma city on friday. shark they are not going to make the play offs face it. becoming clearer with every loss down the stretch in ottawa. pick it up in the second period. look at the effort from the sliding gentlemen. going after it. tie it at 1 appease then just 27 seconds later 2 on 1 for the shark t-2-1 team teal but the shark would implode in the third. senator with 4 unanswered goals. shark end up l

. >>> christopher barry says no way. the son of marion barry is declining an offer to plead guilty to misdemeanor charges. according to the court documents, barry threatened the bank teller and destroyed a security camera after he was told he couldn't withdraw any money. he is running for his late father's seat on the council. the trial is scheduled for may 20th. >>> it could be the end of the line for dc streetcars. the city's transportation director says he may shut down the system for good before the first fare is collected. bruce johnson is in northeast washington with the details. >> reporter: the street carss on h street and northeast have become a moving fixture as they travel the 2.2 miles always testing, never stopping to pick up a single passenger. dc's new acting transportation director said the strees so flawed on so many levels that he can't rule out shutting the system down. >> we have to evaluate all the options and what i said was i wasn't taking that option off the table. >> this line will work. it has t

barry fixler is about to open his jewelry store for the annual valentine's day rush. >> gentlemen come in from 9:00 in the morning until about 8:00 at night to pick up a heart real quick, engagement ring real quick either for their girlfriend, fiancee or wife. >> so, when two men show up at the door a little early, barry doesn't think twice about letting them into the shop. >> i open the door and they followed me in the store and went around the counter and one fellow says, i'd like to see engagement rings. >> the man in the black coat stares into the display case and singles one out. a routine fixler has seen thousands of times. >> figured this is just a normal sale. the other fellow actually joked around and said that, i'm trying to talk my buddy out of this. it was sort of a joke. >> fixler hands the man a diamond ring. he examines the ring closely, as if he's considering buying it. but fixler senses something is off. >> i see that he was hesitating and the price tag of that ring was $14,000. so i figured to myself, maybe that price is a little too much. >> as nextler and the man ta

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barry says it's a big money grab that's now become a real big mess.ok anderson sat down with elizabeth for tonight's top story. >> it's a funny thing how you get built up and people want to take you down. >> what he does when he's done with the relationship is he tries to eradicate the person

today would have been barry's 79th birthday. the announcement is this morning outside barry's old home. >>> howard university will in-augustin- enaugustenaug in-august rate its 17th president and it coincides with the charter day commemoration. howard's chapter was approved by president andrew johnson in 1867.charter day commemoration. howard's chapter was app. >>> all that white is costing a lot of green. this morning we're taking a look at how much money we're talking about. >>> airports across the region are still playing catchup. what you need to know if you're trying to get away this weekend. >>> and a live look at the roads in fairfax county at 4:37. you can see it is a mess out there just like pretty much everywhere else. >>> welcome back. right now things are getting back to track on our local airports. thousands of flights were canceled nationwide yesterday because of all the snow. right now reagan national is reporting 37 cancellations, dulles has 5, bwi marshall only 4. >>> we've had pet, kids creative hats. this time

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barry, thank you. palestinian leaders said netanyahu's campaign was based on racism and apartheid. no cheering at the obama white house either tonight where we find major garrett. major? >> reporter: the white house said netanyahu's victory will have no effects on nuclear talks with iran. top officials say they believe the israeli prime minister will not walk it back and the u.s. is stuck with a new and unwelcome reality in its pursuit of piece. president obama irnl instructed top advisors to come up with if possible a two-state solution something netanyahu discussed with presidents clinton, bush and obama and which he formally endorsed ino niefnlt scott, top officials tell us the most likely outcome is the administration could allow the united nations security council to pass a resolution recognizing a palestinian state, that's something this white house has long opposed. >> pelley: major, thanks very much. tonight the secret service is investigating whether an envelope addressed to the white house contained cyanide. one test was negative, the second positive. white house mail is

barry, thank you. also unclear is whether a deal can be struck to limit iran's nuclear program. today secretary of state john kerry met with his iranian counterpart. sources tell our state department correspondent margaret brennan that the talks were "a roller coaster." the iranians confronted kerry about the letter that american senate republicans sent to iran last week, warning that any deal would require congressional approval. margaret asked kerry about that on saturday. >> reporter: so how do you clear the air? are you going to apologize for this let center >> not on your life. i'm not going to apologize for an unconstitutional and un thought-out action for someone in the united states senate for 160 some days. that's just inappropriate. >> pelley: kerry also told correspondent brennan he would be willing to negotiate with syria's dictator, bashar al-assad to remove him from power and end syria's civil war. today assad told iranian tv only syrians can decide his future. the civil war began four years ago in syria as a popular uprising against assad. more than 215,000 have b

barry peterson is our man in tel aviv. barry. >> reporter: good evening, scott. well, this is an election, as we saw in crowded polling places, that the israelis cared a lot about. the turnout was almost 72%, the most in more than a decade. tonight, netanyahu and his chief opponent, isaac herzog-- in a virtual tie, according to the exit polls-- are busy wooing smaller parties to see who can craft a majority in the israeli parliament. netanyahu battled to the end issuing a last-minute appeal to his supporters, claiming that arab israelis, who make up 20% of the population, were being bussed to polls by his opponents, a comment one arab israeli leader called "racist." but for the elias family, the boys were wearing hats supporting netanyahu, it worked. "the arabs will take over if netanyahu is not elected," said tavas. for one voter, the election was not about issues. it was personal. michal keider is a widow. her college sweetheart husband lieutenant colonel dolev keider, father of their three children was killed in the gaza war last summer. when you vote, when th

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. >>> former marion barry, a mural was revealed.he 12 by 16 foot painting is in ward 8 and can be seen from 295 northbound. an effort is under way to recognize barry in other ways possibly naming a street or school after him. >>> a local couple encountered an unexpected magical moment on their wedding day. it led to a bigger regret. now they are trying to go back and fix the problem. they need your help. take a look. >> reporter: life is filled with great gifts and one is serendipity. as aaron and me lace is a discovered on their wedding day. that moment occurred last fall as they stood outside the iron gate inn. >> all of a sudden a man approach us on the street and he bang to sing to us and he started to sing stevie wonder's isn't she lovely. his voice was beautiful, passionate. he was in a great mood. he wanted to share his talents and gifts with us. >> it was very touching. >> then the stranger asked for a small gift in return. >> when he was done he asked for financial assistance because he had to sing for his supper. >> later

barry riddle and alix steel are joining me. lumber liquidators are refuting a report that accused him of selling chinese flooring with illegal levels of from aldehyde. -- from aldehyde. you can see the stock plunged me 5% yesterday. analysts raised the rating to neutral. >> they are saying 60 minutes did not provide a complete picture of the issue. he did not talk with the testing methods used. it was not as thorough as you claimed. >> it was pretty brutal. i watched it sunday night. he is a better value investor then a short seller. he seems to have found a smoking gun. >> he says the stock will go down to zero. >> he is not an objective party. he is betting it will go lower. this is an ongoing concern. i don't know if they go to zero. >> greece is getting another boost. the european banks say they will provide funding to the cash strapped country through 2020. this was put on hold during the elections and bailout negotiations. i read that story and said who? they are going after anybody to get money. >> they need to repay the

a mural of barry was unveiled this morning at 2235 shannon place southeast. mayor muriel bowser formed a commission that will work on ideas and proposals to recognize barry. tonight at 5:30 79 balloons will be released at barry's grave site in congressional cemetery. our d.c. bureau chief sam ford will have more on that coming up at 5:00. >> maryland's house of delegates gave the green light to the bill to raise the speed limit from 65 to 70 miles an hour on state highways. the senate approved a similar bill last month. the two chambers have to pass the same bill to send it on to the governor for his signature. >> starting this spring it will cost more to join the region's bike sharing membership. they are raised their fee from $75 to $85. the first time they havex 8 raised fares since the 2010 launch. the price changes will impact casual access and members who pay on monthly installments. those new fares go into effect may 1st. >> evolving e-mail controversy involving hillary clinton. the news that she used her private e-mail while serving as secretary of st

it will be interesting to see what happens with barry zito. great to see him pitching well. >> and great to see the warriors. >>> abc7 news continuing on-line, facebook, twitter and all of your mobile devices with the abc7 news app. >> the n

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