county board chair theodore lipscomb told cbs 58 news he requested the audit november first, and received the green light the very next day this followed reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities. now obviously the at have gotten a lot of attention, but the comptroller's office tells us the audit will ?not? look into those cases.rather it will focus on the overall management of the jailand specific issues like wages, staffing and record-keeping. the jail is run by the sheriff's office. the correction facility is operated by milwaukee county. 3 the office says if needed, they will bring in outside experts for second opinions. the audit is scheduled to begin next month. over after a teacher is sentenced for having sex with a teenager. teenager.-nats-"..by myself...what are you gonna do???? that's my son!!!!" son!!!!" this was outside the courtroom where teacher elizabeth dillett was sentenced to two years in prison for the sexual assault of a 16-year old boy. the vi tim of the assault was an assistant on the volleyball team that dillett was coaching., dillett spoke in court

prince william county board chair cory gillespie and frank wagner and rob wittman. one democrat is running. on friday all five made their pitches to the chamber of commerce as one of two governors races being held in 2017. experts say this could give us an idea of what voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first was one of trump's most visible supporters and says his success in the race may be tied with what happens in the new administration. gillespie is considered the favorite among republicans and has an early lead. >>> 2019, that is probably the next time you'll be able to go up to the observation deck at the washington monument. it's going to be closed for the next two years for a complete overhaul of that broken el the money is being donated to fix the elevator's issues. this is the second time he has come to the rescue. after the 2011 earthquake he donated half of the $15 million it took to repair the elevator then. >>> you might notice a new addition on the national mall starting today. the museum is add

metro board chair and dc council board member evan said dc only would sign off on the changes for one year. it's not a threat, mr. goldman, district of columbia. we believe we have compromised enormously. for someone to say that we need to compromise more is not a realistic approach to this problem. >> the full board will vote in two weeks. the proposed cuts would end service at 11:30 we can nights, 1:00 a.m. on friday and saturday, and 11 p.m. on sunday. and that will start in july. >>> the safeway in adams morgan is back open now after it was shutwn found improper food storage, a leaking refrigerator, and mouse droppings. all this in the deli section. safeway says a follow-up npg was solve. it also told us tonight store cleanliness is of the utmost importance. and the issues found wednesday did not meet company standards. >>> vandals have struck twice in montgomery this week leaving yesterday a family in burtonville found three of their cars spray painted with the words swastika and the words trump and racist. thursday, a swastika on a wall in a high school. >> no matter where it is

lawmakers had plenty of questions for metro's board chair, general manager, and transit union chief. they were grilled about reports about falsified inspection reports that may have contributed to the orange line die before we get you to act in the appropriate manner? jonathan: lawmakers also criticized metro board member jack evans for suggesting that they killed the silver line extension in virginia. he said he is trying to make the region aware of mentor issues. a deadly commuter train crash in new jersey may have been triggered by a lack of sleep. operator tested for sleep apnea. that's when you wake up in the middle of the night and don't get a full night's sleep. in person was killed when a train slammed into a new jersey train station in september. the train engineer had undiagnosed sleep apnea, causing the crash. it disturbing reminder about the dangers of distracted driving. this kid from rhode island is driving 115 miles per hour, face booking live at the time. romans later his phone cuts out because he hit a trash truck. his car was totaled, sent to the hospital. remarkabl

the panel raised their voices and skoaled the board chair saying we're sick of you coming back here time and time again and sick of the reports and then getting no action. let's listen to one of those interactions. >> as you just testified, have the authority to fix it and you're not fixing it. how many more people have to die before we get you to act in the now the exemplars of the very parochialism you decry and have done real damage on our side of the river. >> that was the congressman jerry connolly about cutting service on the silver line in northern virginia. the meeting is about safety and mismanagement and that meeting is still going on. we'll have the latest coming reporting live on capitol hill, i'm sam sweeney, jummy, back to you. jummy: we return to the trump transition. the president-elect seemed to revert back to the campaign mode in his thank you tour in cincinnati. trump taking verbal jabs at the media and making an announcement for his choice as defense secretary. our suzanne kennedy is following the very latest. suzanne: overnight president-elect donald trump back in hi

. >> finding the money to make the system run smoothl metro board chair jack evans says the region still can't come to an agreement about dedicated funding for metro. >>> it has been a touch of williamsburg in northwest d.c. since the 1950s. now the red brick fannie mae building on wisconsin avenue has been sold. news 4 is live in northwest with a look at what might become of it. jack? >> wendy, many of us have driven by this building at one time or wisconsin avenue north of the national cathedral is home to the national mortage association since 1979. the main building has been sold for a reportedly $89 million to a japanese home building company partnering with d.c. based roadside development. they're the company that incorporated a landmark brick market building in city market at 0 street in theha neighborhood. that property is commercial and residential. >> we have an opportunity to be an urban neighborhood. so it's very green. it's very lush. one thing that is very appealing about it is that it is the vista you see from it as you drive up and down wisconsin avenue. >> the company pl

now the jail will be audited.the audit is at the request of milwaukee county board chair theodore lipscomb. lipscomb.it will focus on the private contractor that provides medical care at the jail and the house of correction -- and focus on the overall management of the jail. it will ?not? focus on the four jail deaths.lipscomb tells cbs 58 he requested the audit november 1 after reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities.the audit is scheduled to begin next month. the family of a six-year-old the person who started a fire inside their apartment... and left a boy with second and third degree burns.cbs 58s eric levy sat down with the boy's family.eric? bill...the fire happened early in the morning october 30th while dominick wright was sleeping on the living room sofa.34 nights later...nobody is in custody and the boy is still here.his family is "he was wrapped up in his blanket, two blankets, yeah. it was probably burning, he threw the blanket off and then he walked thorugh it." dominick's parents, katie and fredrick, think maybe the person cut the screen and threw a burning

prince william county board chair cory stewart and ed ga one democrat is running. all five made their pitches to the virginia chamber of commerce. this happened in williamsburg as one of the only two governors races in 2017. experts say this could give us an idea of what voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first year of donald trump. >> gop candidate cory stewart was one of trump's most visible supporters and says his success administration. ed ga lispy is considered the favorite among republicans and has an early fundraising lead. >>> 2019, that's probably the next time you'll be able to tour the washington monument from the inside. it's going to be closed to modernize the elevator. the money is being donated to come to the aid of the monument. after the 2011 he donated half of the money then. >>> you might notice a new addition on the national mall starting today. the museum is adding a new sculpture. this is the first outdoor artwork. the wind sculpture is making its debut later today. crews will install t

that's big. >> the board chair tells me they want to encourage the short-term rental market while alsong peace amongst neighbors. the board proposing requires re renters to put in for a permit that limits the number of guests to six. >> everything is new and everybody is trying to figure it out. it's moving fast. >> initial proposals also prohibiting hosts from serving food or drinks. >> andy makes great muffins that we serve on the first morning that people are here. so, you know, we want to keep that personal element. >> garvey says that's no longer being considered. for terry and andy, the proposed regulations minot have too much of an impact on them, but they have on their fellow airbnb hosts. they hope new regulations strike a balance. allowing airbnb to operate freely while keeping neighbors happy. david culver, news 4. >> well, despite her igloo that you were wearing out there, you're still cold. you're still cold. >> you of all people not bring gloves in? >> they're in my car, which you know, as my parents would say, that's the place you need to leave them. i haven't warmed up

armor correctional health services is based in florida. 3 county board chair theodore lipscomb told us he requested the audit november first, and got the go-ahead the very next day...this, after reports of poor care and staffing issues at the facilities. the of correction is operated by the county. the audit will 'not' look into any of the four deaths that have occured this year at the jail. instead, we learned from the county comptroller the review will focus on the overall management of the jails...and specific issues like wages, staffing and record-keeping. 3 if needed, outside experts will be brought in for second opinions. the audit is scheduled to begin next month...michele? 3 for more details on the audit of the milwaukee county the emails between the sheriff and medical examiner's office... go to cbs 58 dot com. 3 and we're following breaking news just into our newsroom... a federal judge has just denied an attempt to stop ongoing recount of wisconsin votes...according to our affiliate in madison - a new order just issued stops a counter-suit filed to ?stop? the recount.that co

the change also requires its board chair and vice chair to be independent directors. the bank supposedly opened 2 million unauthorized customer at on our city cam. plan on another cloudy november day. like yesterday, there is little fact, there's very little chance of seeing sun through the next week. our next area of low pressure arrives this weekend with sunday still being the day to watch for some snow, primarily in the morning. slick roads are possible sunday morning with this first minor accumulation of the season. moving into next week, the monstrously storm will primarily just drop temperatures and increase wind speeds for the second half of next week. no record cold. no record snow. while snow will probably accompany the frontal passage, determining the minor amounts will be the primary focus next week. enjoy your weekend!today: cloudy. wind: nw 5-15. high: 38 5-10. low: 27 tomorrow: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. high: 37 tom. night: rain/snow late. wind: s 5-10. low: 30 thanks kaj. here's a look at today's top story... investigators are trying to learn more ab

gym the board chair at the capical committee wasn't able to be here today but spoke in support and our board is unanimously in support of this initiative and think it will be a great think for san francisco for us and for you so urge you to-thank you. >> thank you. commissioner low. >> before we do that is there any other public comment on this iletm? >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner low. >> i just want to thank the department on and particularly lisa bran stn on enduring sessions of drafting and redrafting the mou. it is maybe something lawyers enjoy but not those responsible for fundraising. it does address the concerns we raised at the capital committee particularly around reporting and accountability and believe this agreement does reflect the concerns addressed and raised at the capital committee. i did review nancy werefulls e-mail that came in yesterday which really was parallel concerns on reporting and accountability and those are adequately addressed in these agreements. >> keep going. [laughter]. >> was it the lawyers comment you didn't like? >> does

. >> the leadership of the board chair and d.c. councilman evans criticized. evans defends himself and the leadership as agents of change. make sure that the regions are aware of the problem. brad: riders like those frustrated with the service interruption not impressed. the neglect over the years got us brad: paul wiedefeld telling us the one thing that comes out of the session like that is the realization that everybody now trying to make metro better again. brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. you can get text alerts on metro from abc7 news. info on your phone. alison: two men are on the run but a man is dead after a homeowner thought back against people he said tried to force their way in a home in culpeper. this happened in the 13400 block of woodland church road. >> they checked for the evidence marker and used a k9 unit. >> someone shot down the road. >> 6:00 thursday evil 18-year-old amber came knocking, asking the homeowner for help with a broken down car. the homeowner decined caring for an adult disabled son. then they returned with 21-year-ol

air resource board chair nichols said california will continue to tighten restrictions on toxic emission. new federal rules won't dictate the rules made in california. >>> we have a follow-up on stry we did a few months ago. the last commercial farm in san francisco called little city garden was asked to vacate the land it was leasing. neighbors tried unsuccessfully to keep the farm there but now the golden bridge school will take its place. today the last crop were pulled and the green house is gone. lee ann has the story. >>reporter: for more than 6 years this old sign told neighbors what extra crops would be available at little city garden farm. today the sign was taken down and the farm gone. >> taken down our green house and continuing to brick down other structures so we are moving off the property. >> offset i felt a lot here. we have become good friends. >>reporter: many neighbors wanted the farm to statement the one acre piece of land located at 2 03 cottage street was not owned by little city garden. two years ago a small school called oakland bridge bought it for 1.2 million d

they made clear that people couldn't bring in signs and the school board chair had to keep remindingeople that they weren't supposed to be shouting things out and saying, there's a national audience, make sure you make buffalo look good. people were pretty upset. there were a lot of reactions to what especially the two paladino allies on the board were saying. one woman, patty pierce, who voted against the resolution, compared what was going on to the charleston massacre and said that like people in charleston, the families of the victims fore gave dylann roof, the people of buffalo should try to do that with carl paladino. that was too much for one woman who was actually sitting right in front of me who started shouting that, you know, it's a disgrace to bring up the victims of this horrible massacre in charleston for, you know, to sort of defend carl paladino or to say we should forgive him. she left the room because of that. >> wait a second, wait a second. the board member in attempting to defend carl paladino who has these sort of despicable comments about the president, the fir

but just ahead at 5:00, you'll hear from the board chair about some of the regulations and some of the changing rules. she warns this is a very new territory they're charting. so we'll look at what's being considered. we'll look at what's going to be and coming down and what they'll in arlington county, david culver, news 4. >> a new report shows the demands on troops are taking a bigger toll on military families. researchers from the organization blue star families serving more than 8300 active duty service members, family members and vets. 72% said of them say the current rate of military action is unsustainable. the study says quality of life and wellness issues have emerged as top stressors. issues including the impact of deployment on their kids, stability, and operational tempo. blue star families says the defense department has to do a better job of incorporating families into its current thinking. >> 40 years ago, service members were single. they weren't married. when they were, the spouses didn't work. we were in a cold war. people did not deploy. now we're deploying constant

school board chair nancy van doren says this vote came after evaluating six different criteria. one of which, demographics, focusing on free and reduced price lunches. >> in looking at that statistic, related to the demographic criteria, we did not change the composition of our high schools by more than 1% in the next 4 years. >> reporter: what's more, she says it tackles the major issue of overcrowding. >> and teachers are using it to generate conversation which isn't a bad thing. >> reporter: matt's article is generating conversation at other arlington high schools. yorktown senior, graham, says it's now part of classroom discussions. while he likes the buzz, he feels it's misleading. >> those statistics which sound really big were not in the context of the number of students being moved actually breaks down to being less than 100 students free and reduced meal being moved. >> reporter: coming up on news 4 at 6:30, the big push that one student is making that's got 11, 1,300 people and counting on. >>> it's important to consider fire safety after you've hung your lights and de

gym the board chair at the capical committee wasn't able to be here today but spoke in support and our board is unanimously in support of this initiative and think it will be a great think for san francisco for us and for you so urge you to-thank you. >> thank you. commissioner low. >> before we do that is there any other public comment on this iletm? >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner low. >> i just want to thank the department on and particularly lisa bran stn on enduring sessions of drafting and redrafting the mou. it is maybe something lawyers enjoy but not those responsible for fundraising. it does address the concerns we raised at the capital committee particularly around reporting and accountability and believe this agreement does reflect the concerns addressed and raised at the capital committee. i did review nancy werefulls e-mail that came in yesterday which really was parallel concerns on reporting and accountability and those are adequately addressed in these agreements. >> keep going. [laughter]. >> was it the lawyers comment you didn't like? >> does

a letter co-authored by the college president and board chair said sanctuary may be needed in the coming months and years, a reference to donald trump to deport immigrants. >> eagles are back home this afternoon they are hoping to bring an end to their three game losing streak with a win against the redskins. it will be a tough battle against the nfc east foes. a win today would put a dent in the redskins dream of making the playoffs. we, of course, will have a live report on the game coming up at noon. >>> the sixers rescheduled the game called off last month due to excessive moisture on the floor. they will play the sacramento kings on january 30th. crew and players tried for several hours to mop up the moisture, but to no avail. it is believed that the trouble stemmed from the ice beneath the basketball court combined with nearly 70-degree weather. >>> christmas is two weeks from today and we're seeing plenty of homes decorated. take a look at this home in bear, delaware. the theme is candy cane lane. it took a month to put together the light snow. look at this display in merchantvill

. >> the former chair map of the prince county liquor board while he failed a sobriety test it shows him struggling to walk a straight line with an officer looking on. mr. caldwell is resigning as chair of liquor control board. police charged the former chairman with driving under the influence. this video seems to confirm what investigators are telling us that caldwell failed a field sew buy try test and failed a breathe lizer test. he said he had two drinks over a two-hour period. >> last night resident in pet worth community held a meeting about metro train noise they she say the metro trains are shaking their homes and waking them up and danaged their houses. the rumbling began 6 months ago as it continued they have grown more concerned. >> you can feel the vibration of whatever it is under there that's coming through the dipping room area. >> this mirror here fell off the whammy. it's on a beam. >> that's something that never happened i've been here 55 years or more. >> every time it trembles at night i hear it and wake up. say oh, that's the train running now underground. >> met

the defense policy board on which i also served and which by the way we're grateful that john chairs, has a membership with exceptional foreign and defense policy making experience. the defense business board, to name another, has members who understand dod's vast business enterprise and practices. defense innovation board has a different membership and a different role. its members were chosen for their record of innovation outside the defense department. and for their ability to suggest innovative approaches that have worked in their leadership experience and that might be applicable to us. the innovation board is chaired by google alphabet's eric schmidt, and its membership represents a cross-section of america's most innovative industries, organizations, and people, people like amazon's jeff bezos, linkedin's reed hoffman, code for america's jennifer palkam, mike mcquaid from united technologies, and retired admiral bill macraven, now chancellor of the university of texas. i've charged them to help keep dod imbued with the culture of innovation. the people in our defense enterpris

can come and be inspired to go to public service, he loved that school and those students, he chaired a board meeting only last month, did it with humor as he always did and compassion. one of his big issues he talked about was he wanted to have a leadership institute to inshore more young people could understand the importance of government service which he felt was a noble undertaking, military service, government service, service greater than yourself. we lost an american icon. he was also a man who loved and loved his family. his wife, annie glenn, many of us know in this chamber. we love her because she was an amazing woman and her own right. 73 years they were married, they virtually grew up together. annie glenn was at his side constantly and that relationship, their partnership is an example for my wife jane and me and all of us in this chamber. earlier this year, mister president, my staff and i had retreats in ohio, brought dc staff and ohio staff together to talk about how to better serve our constituents. i asked john glenn to address that group. our staff had the opportunity to s

board. police busted him for dui. charles caldwell chairs the board. police arrested him last night outside national harbor. investigators say caldwell was involved in a three-car crash and he took a field so bright crash at the scene. he is 72 years old and blames hissan steadiness on his age. he told us he should have called uber. >>> any moment the senate will vote on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown before the midnight deadline. you are looking live at the senate floor. the house passed the temporary spending bill yesterday and went home for the holidays. the funding bill will keep the government running through april 28th. it includes war funding, disaster aid, and an extension of health benefits for retired miners. once the bill is signed it will be sent to president obama. >>> new tonight a report in the washington post says the cia has concluded the russian government intervened in the u.s. elections specifically to help donald trump win. not just to undermine confidence in the u.s. electoral system. this report is based on given

boards. but they gop changed the rules to allow democrats to chair the state board of elections in odd numbered and allowed a republican to chair the board in even numbered years. why did they give democrats odd numbered years? because in odd number years, there are no elections it's like winning yankee season tickets for all games between november and march. now it should be noted that one of the reasons the republicans even have the massive majority in the state legislature they needed to pass these laws in the first ace, is that as a court earlier ruled many of our districts are racially jury mannered and unconstitutional. basically, they drew some districts to group together as many african american voters as possible to dilute their political power. take a look at north carolina's congressional map. now take a look at district 12. it's so weirdly shaped they can't even fit the 12 in it. [ laughter ] it looks like a rorschach test. what do you see in this shape? i don't know, it's either a dragon of 300 years of institutional racism. [ laughter ] so needless so say, the republican power gra

that state board doesn't have to approve anything through the legislature. governor pence made himself chair of that board. so it's taxpayer money but he gets to spend it as long as he's governor. so as governor and the chair of that board, on december 13th, the next day that board meets, governor pence will get to approve that flat-out payment to this company with his state's taxpayer money. and that's why he had to not give up his day job so he could make sure he was still governor to make sure that it looked like trump did something that he did do and said he would never do. trump is like these weak politicians we've got that hand over tax abatements, doesn't even work. companies don't even want that. they're handing over a tax abatement. and because trump doesn't have the power to do that, he had mike pence do it to screw his state. $700,000 in tax incentives free to that company. that's how they did it. and i think that's why mike pence stayed governor. tah-d tah-dah. that's not going to work for four years. ♪ gaviscon is a proven heartburn remedy that gives you fast-acting, long-lastin

gym the board chair at the capical committee wasn't able to be here today but spoke in support and our board is unanimously in support of this initiative and think it will be a great think for san francisco for us and for you so urge you to-thank you. >> thank you. commissioner low. >> before we do that is there any other public comment on this iletm? >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner low. >> i just want to thank the department on and particularly lisa bran stn on enduring sessions of drafting and redrafting the mou. it is maybe something lawyers enjoy but not those responsible for fundraising. it does address the concerns we raised at the capital committee particularly around reporting and accountability and believe this agreement does reflect the concerns addressed and raised at the capital committee. i did review nancy werefulls e-mail that came in yesterday which really was parallel concerns on reporting and accountability and those are adequately addressed in these agreements. >> keep going. [laughter]. >> was it the lawyers comment you didn't like? >> does

board chairman failing a sobriety test. it shows him struggling to walk a straight line. it comes on news that he is resigning as chair of liquor control board. he was charged with driver's license and the video shows what we needed to confirm that investigators told us that caldwell failed a feemd sobriety test and also refused breath lieser test. caldwell told "fox5" he had two drinks over a two-hour period. >> d.c. residents in d.c. say metro became a big nuisance and it has nothing to do with safe track. >> he from trains pet worth station are literally shaking their homes. melanie alnwick is live in the norm west with the latest. what's going on here, mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys, metro will on in a few minutes. let's see if they have the gates on yet. pretty soon they'll have the gates on and we'll get a chance to see or feel for ourselves perhaps what these people say they have been experiencing. they say all this began about six months ago. neighbors along taylor street northwest and new hampshire avenue started talking to each other and say they notice the same thing a new different kind of sound a de

more time to complete the needed maintenance but it's not a finaf decision fifty four according to board chair jack evans he told t the panel a year's extension isn all he's willing to endorse, onn year, not two and veto could bed in the offing.g. evans later said he would put wd that idea to the mayor and put a metro are opposed by many businesses.busiss restaurants, bars, who stand too lose lot of revenue late night customers van wait.ai >> the general manager paul p wiedefeld said there's "no way " to have preventive maintenance plan in place in just one year". so up next meeting of the full metro board that is in just two week. a lot of businesses that couldtl be adversely affected by early metro closing up around u streer that's where melanie alnwick iss this morning with more details.s mel. >> reporter: good morning,orte guys. guys opposed to the plan to curtailtl those late night hours aaa mid m atlantic which certainly has puh out statement last night sayingg it would affect not only the t businesses and workers but alsos impact traffic adversely in theh d.c. area.re people ended up ha

of limp that came about in michelle - what dynamic forward-looking leadership from the staff and board chair karen the former recently past jonathan putting everybody together but michelle is incredible leadership the justice work within the richmond district a model for other community-based organizations around the city and wanted to say 36 years is a long time but they've been building for years amazing work in the 8 school the 4 elementary school but presidio and the middle and washington high schools as well nurturing empowering supporting young people to be light leases of tomorrow and their active in so many areas from even sclaen and greeting the neighborhood it is really now like a 6 hundred person force to keep the neighborhood clean out there on saturday 8:00 a.m. to one in the richmond their cleaning up visionary on isolation of senior citizens in the programs in the system that really buildings and support vulnerable people along with allies like the richmond and the village in the richmond as well they not only work with dcyf and our san francisco unified school districts but t

only on fox5, video of the former chair of the prince george's county liquor board as he fails a field so bitty test outside the mgm national harbor. plus, is metro literally shaking a local neighborhood? the mirror that's in my living room, it dropped down behind the sofa. how the transit agency is responding to the complaints. and a truce with donald trump? how celebrity chef jose andras wants to settle his legal battle with the president elect. your news starts right now. we begin tonight with breaking news, a nasty accident on i95 in beltsville involving a tractor-trailer and five cars still has traffic backed up in both directions north and southbound. the scene. h h is i95 right at the inter county connector. investigators tell us one child was air lifted to the hospital with live threatening injuries. an ambulance also took three adults to the hospital. one of those adults we're told also has live threatening injuries. at this point there is no word yet what led to the traffic. you can see traffic getting by on the left-hand side of the accident scene. traffic appears to be gett

the defense policy board on which i already served and which by the way we're grateful that johnham bring chairs. defense invasion board has an different membership and a different role. its mechanics were chosen for their record of invasion outside of the defense department. and for their ability to suggest innovative approaches, that it worked in their leadership experience and that might be applicable to us. the invasion board is chaired by eric schmidt and it's bhip represents a cross section of innovative organizations, and people. code for america's jennifer paul ka. neil degrasse tyson. retired admiral bill mccraven, now chancellor at the university of texas. i've charged them and the rest of the world to hem keep dod. the people on the defense enterprise willing to try new things fail fast and innovate. make sure we're doing what we can to upset our kpet trs. at the outset i identified innovative private sector practices that might be of use to us in dod. along the lines of the hack the pentagon pilot program, which invited hackers to find vulnerabilities in our systems and report them t

the board of supervisors chair cory stewart is giving away a semi automatic rifle as part of his campaign. he announced the give away saturday in an e e-mail. the weapons have been controversial because of their use in mass winners will have to undergo a background check. >>> the government continues to butt heads with donald trump over taiwan. leaders voiced serious concerns today after trump suggested he could tear up the one china policy. we have details on the new warning from beijing. >> reporter: donald trump would not be the first republican president to question the po policy, but analysts agree no one has done it so publically. trump is questioning the very cornerstone of u.s./china relations in place for over 40 years now that recognizes taiwan as part of china, not in independent countries. beijing reacted sharply, almost insulted that such a defining policy would be reduced to a bargaining chip in trade deals. official statements say we are extremely concerned that the issue is related to sovereignty one even called trump a child in his ignorance of foreign policy. he tweeted

on thursday after involved in a crash outsi the current vice chairman of the board will take over as temporary chair. doug: we are in good shape on tuesday. getting ready for the arctic cold front arrives. we will see the temperatures take a dramatic drop. give you a look at the rain south and southwest of the city. that will continue for the evening hours. maybe a shower could make the metro area. snow north and west may make the western zones but it won't last for long. skies will clear overnight. outside a stray flurry the winds are light. tomorrow morning is on the breezy side. the temperatureses will climb to 43 with sun. then more clouds tomorrow night and then the cold front will arrive tomorrow night to result in a blustery day on thursday. wind chill on thursday. less wind and cold on friday and a morning mix of the rain and sleet and snow saturday morning. busy weather forecast comes your way in 11 minutes. jonathan: we'll see you then. stay ahead of the weather weather team. this is a great resource. you download the free storm watch weather app in the app store or on google play. maureen

gym the board chair at the capical committee wasn't able to be here today but spoke in support and our board is unanimously in support of this initiative and think it will be a great think for san francisco for us and for you so urge you to-thank you. >> thank you. commissioner low. >> before we do that is there any other public comment on this iletm? >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> commissioner low. >> i just want to thank the department on and particularly lisa bran stn on enduring sessions of drafting and redrafting the mou. it is maybe something lawyers enjoy but not those responsible for fundraising. it does address the concerns we raised at the capital committee particularly around reporting and accountability and believe this agreement does reflect the concerns addressed and raised at the capital committee. i did review nancy werefulls e-mail that came in yesterday which really was parallel concerns on reporting and accountability and those are adequately addressed in these agreements. >> keep going. [laughter]. >> was it the lawyers comment you didn't like? >> does

the current vice chairman of the board will take over as chair temporarily. congress weighing in on the trump transition today. the house oversight and government reform commmitte will hold a forum on the president elect's conflicts of interest when he takes office. lawmakers will hear from top ethics experts on both sides of the aisle about trump's plans for his business empire when he takes office. on monday, trump postponed a press conference scheduled for this week to discuss his business plans. he tweeted that he will hand over his business to his sons and executives before he takes office january 20th. right now - airport workers are getting ready to hit the picket line. a strike is planned at both reagan and dulles airports, set under an hour. workers are calling for higher wages and the right to unionize. the metropolitcan washington airports authority says they do not expect any delays or disruptions for passengers. preparing for the plunge. dangerously cold temperatures, just hours away. stormwatch seven is tracking what you need to know to stay saf

the current vice chairman of the board will take over as chair temporarily.ning today- workers at two of our major airports- set to go on strike. hundreds of contracted and reagan will walk off the job. they're protesting wages. the group is mostly made up of wheelchair attendants and baggage handlers. they say they make just 6-15 an hour- and many are forced to have second jobs. the airports say passengers won't be disrupted. also happening today. the greene turtle :-) is doing it's part to make this a very special holiday for hundreds of needy children. this morning-- the company present a check for more than 93-thousand dollars to toys for tots. it represents the total they raised during the 11th annual "tips for tots" initiative. all that money was already used to purchase lots of new toys-- less than 2 weeks before christmas. it's xx and we're just getting started. good morning washington. - arctic blast arrives for tomorrow & friday - single digit wind chills - wintry mix saturday morning, maybe again late sunday - wild up & down temperature swings over

the defense policy board on which i also served and which by the way we're grateful that john hamry chairs, has a membership with exceptional foreign and defense policy making experience. the defense business board, to name another, has members who understand dod's vast business enterprise and practices. defense innovation board has a different membership and a different role. its members were chosen for their record of innovation outside of the defense department. and for their ability to suggest innovative approaches that have worked in their leadership experience and that might be applicable to us. the innovation board is chaired by google alphabet's eric schmidt, and its membership represents a cross-section of america's most innovative industries, organizations, and people, people like amazon's jeff bezos, linkedin's reed hoffman, code for america's jennifer palka, astrophysicist neil degrass tie sorngs mike mcquaid from united technologies and retired admiral bill mccraven, now chancellor of the university of texas. i've charged them to help keep dod imbued with the culture of innova

i have to say that i am particularly proud of our educational advisory board, which was chaired by laz lopez and so many others that contributed to, that that we're really -- that were really instrumental in providing and shaping policy with regard to education in our olves. -- office. i'm particularly proud of one of the provisions that actually made it into the reform bill, which i authored, which will bring literally millions of dollars into one of the neediest school districts in our country. the north chicago school district, district 187. our effort actually put students ahead of the interests of others. we put partisan politics aside to make a real difference in their lives. as a member of the house ways and means committee, it was an honor to be a part of an earth to develop and pass -- effort to develop and pass important legislation to reduce the tax burden on families across our country. our work allows small businesses and families to have more certainty when it comes to planning. they're able to expense equipment and do the certain things they want to be able to do when it

board for some time. in the last year or so, became chair of that board, and he said that he believes that what police thought was a dui was him not being steady on his feet because of his age. he told me, you know, i'm going to be 73 in a few days. and you know, a little hard for me to get around. he said that he believes that the test police did was inconclusive. but as we know, prince george's county police have confirmed they charged him with dui, and he is going to have to face the charges. police say it was a three-vehicle accident. caldwell described it to me as a minor fender bender that barely left any damage on his vehicle. we doknow that everyone walked away from the accident withoutgy major injuries. but that's under investigation. this all comes after what mgm is calling a successful grand opening yesterday, with lots of people. in fact, too many people. now they're asking folks, if you don't have reservations, to come and see them another weekend. mgm national harbor is considering last night's grand opening a grand success. but there was one incident reported inside of the casino. a fight that

. >>> 5:14 and prince george's county will be searching for a new chair for its liquor control board. yesterday charles caldwell announced he'll resign from the post. last week caldwell was arrested for drunk driving after getting into an accident after leaving the mgm national harbor. our news reports say the vice chairman will serve in the interim. >>> and 5:15 now and developing this morning, police in california are trying to figure out the circumstances around the death of corepower yoga founder trevor tice. his body was found in a multimillion-dollar mansion on saturday. his death is suspicious. he had several yoga places in d.c., virginia and maryland. >>> flags are at half-staff in connecticut right now. and today people in the town of newtown four-year anniversary of those lives lost at sandy hook. in total 26 people were killed inside sandy hook elementary school back in 2012. and 20 of the victims were young children. >>> and it is now 5:15. your top story now, a 13-year-old has died after a crash on 95. the maryland state police say a tractor-trailer rear-ended the car as

chair. chairman white. >> good morning. glad to have you on board. the media has requested to broadcast and record these proceedings. permission is granted. it's my honor to convene this meeting of the electoral college in our great capital here in the state of illinois, springfield. electors whoto the will be introduced in a few minutes, i'd like to recognize a few individuals. danny davis, congressman of the seventh congressional district, who happened to be my congressman. president of the illinois state senate. when the american public went to the polls on november 8 and voted for their preferred candidate for president and vice president, they were actually voting for presidential and vice president joe electors. those electors -- they were actually voting for presidential and vice presidential electors. those electors from 50 states and the district of columbia are meeting today to officially elect our president and vice president. here in illinois, we are gathering for the 50th meeting of the illinois electoral college. there are 20 illinois e