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and this is coming downtown towahes arlington, boston area. watch out in these regions too. as we time it out, 4:05 right through downtown. brad dock at 4:07, arlington at 4:09. camp springs 4:18. this is what it did in leesburg, 15 mile an hour winds in downtown leesburg. coating the grass as far as hail is concerned. this is a serious storm we're going to continue to watch this for you. severe thunderstorm warning until 4:3 now. heads up this thing is moving quickl at 55 miles perhour. >> thank you, doug. >>> doug will be tracking the system the next few hours and you can see the weather for your neighborhood any time in our nbc washington app. >>> we are just learning the northbound george washington parkway is closed the entire weekd. there's a massive 10-foot deep sink hole there. adam tussas the details. >> reporter: the breaking news that we just learned over the last couple of minutes here, the gw parkway northbound between 123 and the beltway likel to be closed throughout the weekend. as can you see, a massive hole here on the northbound lanes, it goes deep. crews h

of snow in the boston area p. you can see the front associated with this that brought the severe weather down to the south. now it is bnging everybody cold. guys, this is real arctic air here. look at the cold, 44 in atlanta, 48 in mississippi, houston, 38 degrees, dallas at 30 degrees. 42 in d.c. 25 in lexington. 12 in chicago. this is not the wind chill. this is the current temperature. that's the arctic air that continues to mover in o the next couple days. your wind chills for torrow. 24 d.c., 17 frederick. wednesday is going to be a breezy day for. su 11:00 single digits in the west tuesday night. wednesday morning, below zero for someel 1 in hagerstown, 8 degrees in washington. it's not going to take that much of a wind,ur 10, 15 mile an wind gives you these wind chills. how about 1:00, 19 in 19d.c. in manassas. talking real cold air the next couple days. a 35 f high on wednesday. 39 on thursday. 44 on friday. tracking a chance of rain or n snow expecting much from that. much more onex the big storm just in

there are several connections to the boston area. fake test scores for example were submitted to boston college, boston university and northeastern. two of the defendants live in this state. a lot of the activities, phone calls, meetings did happen here. and we frankly had the resources and the sophistication to take down a case of this magnitude. [ inaudible question ] >> this is still ongoing. the 33 parents that we have charged, their children were able to get in somewhere. there are more than that, but i'm not prepared to give you a total. i'm sorry. >> is anything going to happen to the students? >> there are two aspects to that question. what is the reaction of the schools they go to? we leave that to the schools. as to charges against them, we're still considering that. it's not an accident that there are no students charged in these charging documents. the parents, the other defendants are clearly the prime movers of this >> what degree of the students graduate? in the sense of the students that got in fraudulently, will they

it was a nationwide scam with connections to the boston area. knew there was a reason matt damon got into harvard. it didn't add up. until this, it was nearly impossible for wealthy parents to get their kids into college. and donald trump jr., djtj took some shots at felicity huffman and lori laughlin, as if he got into college on his grades. his dad made a $100,000 donation to his university. that was the great thing about trump university. no one had to cheat. a story like this is it is manna for heaven for the folks at fox news. liberal celebrities getting locked up, sneaking their kids into college, it's like a vacation from having to cover the president. this could last them the last of the month. they really are excited. there's yet another new book about the trump administration. it's called "kushner inc." among the bombshells shared so far, they say donald trump wanted to push ivanka and jared out of the white house. trump told his then chief of staff john kelly, get rid of my kids. get them back to new york. which is also what he used t

committee through the late 60's and early 70's, arguing boston city schools are segregated, especially in ,oxbury, parts of dorchester those areas become gradually more african-american. fewer whites live in those neighborhoods. whites are living in places like east boston, south boston, hyde park. arguing the boston school committee is jittering around with the school district schools order to keep majority white. they are seeing what elementary schools feed into middle schools in order to achieve -- keep as many white student in majority white schools. in 1974 morgan b hannigan in a federal court case, judge arthur orders that declares the boston schools are segregated and orders busing to desegregate boston schools. he basically takes over the boston schools and begins to redraw district lines decides, who will be bused where. one of the problem is because white flight had been happening in the 60's and early 70's, there were fewer white students to bus. another problem, the most famous problem with the plan, was he paired south boston, irish classic -- catholic, with roxbury, primarily african-american, into these two school

there are several connections to the boston area, so fake test scores, for example, were smitt submitted to boston college, boston university and northeastern. two defendants live in this state. a lot of conspiratorial activity did happen here. we, frankly, had the resources and the sophistication to take down a case of this magnitude. [ inaudible question ] >> we don't know the total number. as special agent in charge mentioned, this is still ongoing. so the 33 parents who we have charged, their children were able to get in somewhere. there are more than that, but i'm not prepared to give you a total. [ inaudible question ] >> i'm sorry? >> is there anything that's going to happen to those students? >> there are two aspects to that question. what is the reaction of the schools they go to, we leave that to the schools, that. as to charges against that. it's not an accident that there are no students charged in these charging documents. the parents, the other defendants are clearly the prime movers of this fraud. it remains to be seen whether we charge the students. [ inaudible question ]

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heart stopping video of a shooting at a boston-area hotel.amming its doors before forcing his way into the crowne plaza hotel. this happened yesterday. the gunmen then fired at least one shot. the victim was not hit by the gunfire, although he suffered a minor injury in all of this. officers are now searching for the gunmen. violence in the gaza strip for a second night as the israeli military is launching more air strikes on hamas targets. i want to go live to trey yingst, who was first in syria and now across the border in israel in the gaza area with more on this. trey? >> harris, tensions continue to rise here along the israel-gaza border for the second day after a rocket was fired into central israel hitting a civilian home on monday. we do have some breaking news right now, harris. we are told by sources inside gaza that egyptian negotiators have just entered the gaza strip. they are looking to negotiate a long-term cease-fire deal between factions inside gaza, and the israeli government. i want to show you the scene behind me, harris.

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area. the potential for six inches plus for new york city, boston and some of the coldest areas we've felt the eastern half of the u.s. as well. >> thanks for that news,erek. finally a bitter sweet story about well wishers, puppies and a 7-year-old's heart. she has a rare form of incurable brain cancer. to cheer her up, people are sending emma letters as though they were written by their pets. so far emma has received 80,000 messages. more pouring in every day. the family says the letters lift her spirits. thanks for joining us, i'm nick walsh. i'll be back with another hour of news just ahead. you're watching cnn. at panera, we treat soup differently. with vine ripened tomatoes, signature cheddar, simmered to perfection. with big flavors, not artificial ones. enjoy 100% clean soup today. panera. food as it should be. it can't be found on just any map. enjoy 100% clean soup today. a place miles from the beaten path. overcoming twists and turns. ups and downs. whatever life throws. a place to always strive for. for all the journeys that make us stronger. ♪ got it. ran out of ink and i have

once they got out they went to a number of firms in the boston area in order to get the experience thathey needed to dullly become architects. so they were exposed to a lot of the single style architecture that was popular around boston at the time. they were exposed to this kind east great houses of the coast that were being built in the late 19th century and brought that aesthetic and sensebility to pasadena. but the arts an crafts is the one thing that we're thinking is the one thing that people make and who they make them for some of here the greens, particularly charles green had a relationship with the family where they were talking in real detail about what they wanted from their house an what was going to be included in their house. charles green had a very hands on way of working with the materials, working with the craftman. it was the same group of kratzmann who did the finish work and built the furniture as the commission was completed. so charles an henry green were the leading lights of the arts and crafts movement on the west coast to some extent with bernard maybeck in t

bay area parents involved in that admissions scandal, appearing in a boston >>> they are accused of clehaetg the system and face the music. bay area families are in the courtroom. >> reporter: we have been watching quite a procession here at the news operation center. the parent who is showed up today did not have to enter a plea but they did have to show up before a judge and the tv cameras. as you can imagine, these very high profile parents kept a very low pro fill as they came and went from the boston federal courthouse. bay area people caught in the case included 55-year-old welcome mcglashin, if founder of an investment firm. he got his son in as a football recruit even though he didn't play the sport. and augustine accused of paying $50,000 to get his daughter in usc as a water polo recruit. legal analysts say the scandal will only get more heated. >> they may be able to avoid jail sentence and get a fine. >> families are shocked with the whole scandal and rightfully so. in college admissions we're not shocked. we know this is happening. now that everything is out in the open, now we

boston came to the bay area and humiliated the warriors in their own house. 128 to 95. off boston's bench.. thinks the long plane ride helped bring the celtics out of their funk.. so what's our excuse? there is none.. we were just bad.. steph says he wishes there was a magic potion (his 23 points couldn't do the trick).. and klay wasn't there to help out (nursing a sore knkee).. too many turnovers..22! k-d had five... boogie gave away four. "nobody" was rebouding, blocking or shooting the way they should have. < looked to me like we were jogging up the floor. can't play basketball jogging. you got to sprint, your cuts have to be hard. you got to be going all out. we did not go all out and it was.....it was embarrassing. it starts with passion and anger and intensity and it wasn;t there tonight.>anger? demarcus cousins had demarcus anger? demarcus cousins had plenty of that.. he got testy with less than 9 minutes to play.. boogie gets a technical.. stares down baynes after he took the charge... then he gets in to a shoving match with tatum and rozier.. what was that all

heavy rain through virginia will make its way into the northeast, moving into the boston area by the snow will become a big issue on the back side of lhis storm. and it w continue to weaken as it moves into the plain states. that's a look at the weather across the country. here is a peek out your window. >> good morning. m storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. clouds have rolled in overnight. rain moving in as well. pockets of heavy rain are expected from lunchtime through the evening commute. going to be a day-long deluge on heaviest of which is along interstate 66 towards front royal. more moderate across southern ryland as well e. flood watch until midnight tonight. temperatures low to mid 40s. barely above 50 today. very windy tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. >>> thank yo dylan. coming up, new concerns over the nation's opioid crisis. we're going to meteorologist some of the incredible people working on the front lines right w in the fight against fentanyl. >>> also ahead, important information for families on an alarming n risk tied to commo adhd medications for teens.

he grew up helping out at the acclaimed grill 23, one of four boston-area restaurants his family stiller before coming home to help run the family business. >> now partnering with chef michael lomonaco, he opened hudson yards grill in new york. an american-style bistro in the new hudson yards. the mega project his own father helped develop. chris himmel, good morning. welcome to new york, and welcome to "the dish." >> thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. >> tell us what's on the table. >> we have a great spread. and it touches all of our restaurants, both in boston and here in new york also. the first starting out is our pi meant oh cheese dip that we find at hudson yards grill. the check does it with beautiful mixed vegetables -- the chef does it with beautiful mixed vegetables. in the southern way, you have to have sal we folw that up with o of entree course, a spring lamb. i figured this time of year as we head into a little warmer weather, it's nice to have something like nice rack of lamb to work with. it's done with a mint pistal and snap peas which you see. classic, simple dis

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moving to the boston area by the time we get to midnight tonight. ksi side of thi st >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist, kari hall. all clear across the bay area. that's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. we are going to see a rain-free day and temperature reaching 60 degrees. 63 is the high in oakland. livermore reaching 62. off and on showers starting in the morning for the north bay. the rest of the area in the afternoon. the high reaches the upper 50s. 62 degrees on saturday as the rain moves out. all clear on sunday. >> that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >>> coming up, new concerns over the nation's opioid crisis. we're going to meet some of the incredible people working on the front lines right now in the fight against fentanyl. >>> also ahead, important information for families on an alarming new risk tied to common adhd medications for teens. >>> then on pop start, the burning questions that ellen had for late night legend david letterman. >>> next, who is william singer? insight into the mastermind behind the coll

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there are several connections to the boston area. boston college, boston university and northeastern. two of the defendants live in the state. a lot of the conspiratorall activity, phone calls, meetings, did happen here. and we frankly had the resources and the sophistication to take on a case of this magnitude. [inaudible question] >> we don't know the total number. this is still ongoing. so the 33 parents that we have charged, their children were able to get in somewhere. there are more than that but i'm not prepared to give you a total. [inaudible question] >> there are two aspects to that question, there is what is the reaction of the schools they go to? we leave that to the schools. that is not my bailiwick. as to charges against them, we're still considering that. it is not an accident that there are no students charged in these charging documents. the parents, the other defendants are clearly the prime movers of this fraud. it remains to be seen whether we charge any of the students. >> what degree did the students graduate in

among the areas hit especially hard, boston. >> this is part of the essence of new england. >> reporter: more than a foot fell in the area on monday. >> i like the snow. i don't like the slush and the cold. everything else is beautiful. >> reporter: in new jersey, mike james risked his life monday by jumping into a frigid river to save a woman whose vehicle went over a guard rail. >> she screamed she could not swim and she wasn't lying. when the car went under, so did she. nobody else was jumping in. somebody had to. >> reporter: both james and the woman are recovering. colorado also got clobbered with this storm. two avalanches and sean goldman was caught in one of them. >>truc ything ced. you lt the por and the force and it moved the truck sideways. i totally underestimated what it was. >> reporter: the san miguel county sheriffs office said two people were killed in avalanches in telluride over the past two weeks. >>> we are hearing from the two little humboldt county girls who wandered into the woods and were found two years later. >> leia and caroline carrico are used to playing in

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six bay area parents traveling to boston. a purported ukc water polo player, whose athletic profile included a photoshopped pictu ofer fac on concerned about t in my face. >> reporter: is this what youment by blowing up in my face. >> also a mill valley resident bill mcgrabbing, fired from his job. he's accused of paying for the scheme. his son a purported usc football player. >> reporter: did you use the side door? >> already planned inter -- his pr rep saying his son has a diagnosed learning disability, and also he didn't pay for the scheme. diane and todd blake from ross covering their faces with unbrillas, their daughter a purported volley ball recruit. >> reporter: did you pay to help your child get into school? >> jewelry business owner margie clapper accused of paying $15,000 for the scheme after her son scored a 30 out of 36 on a.c.t. he allegedly told rick singer, omg, i guess guess he's not testing good deal. >> and another parent accused of taking a tax write-off for the bribe. she allegedly told singer and her spo

lisa blunt rochester, all four of us standing in bipartisan, hope inspired young people in the boston area to get engaged. my colleague, jimmy panetta, and i went to schools in my district last fall to show people we can work together in a bipartisan way. unfortunately, this process and h.r. 1 has been nothing but partisan and that's not the message that we need to send to 16 and 17-year-olds. i put my hand out in an olive branch. i accepted many democratic amendments throughout the last few days and not one single amendment either in the markup of the only committee that marked this bill up, house administration, where we offered 28, not one republican amendment o this bill, now 700 pages, is accepted. every amendment has been a democrat-led amendment. i thought the new democratic majority was going to be bipartisan, transparent. i thought the new democratic majority was going to not work with special interests to write mammoth 700-page bills but i guess, madam chair, i was mistaken and i'll reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from colorado. mr

she'll talk about these people right here, the parents from the bay area who are also due in court in boston today. >>> 6:04. president trump heads to florida today after a victory rally in the midwest. it is his first since attorney general's memo on the mueller report was released. tracie pots is live on capitol hill with more and calls on one of the president's toughest critics to resign. >> exactly, adam schiff. we'll talk about in in a sec. marcus. the president in this hour-long speech in michigan at his rally last night, where he focused a lot on the end of the russia investigation and the finding, the key finding that could be a hallmark of his upcoming presidential campaign. >> the collusion delusion is over. >> reporter: president trump rallying in michigan overnight, looking ahead to the 2020 campaign. >> it's going to be so much easier the second time. >> reporter: hammering his opponents. >> the democrats have to now decide whether they will continue defrauding the public with ridiculous [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and slamming the russia investigation. >> the plan by those who lost

later today, parents from across the country including here in the bay area will be in federal courtrooms 3,000 miles away in boston. they are suspects in the college admissions scandal that are really rocking universities across the country. these are the six bay area parents that are expected to go before a judge in just hours. prosecutors say the scam involved millions of dollars in bribes to athletic coaches and others to get their kids into prestigious schools. the california schools involved, stanford, uc berkeley, usc and ucla. let's go live now to boston, and jeff sapperstone from our sister station there. parents across the country are going to court today. what are we expected to see during the court proceedings? >> reporter: yes, marcus, this is one of the biggest days in this case so far. more than a dozen parents will actually be here in federal court in boston in just a matter of hours. the first arranignments get undr way at noon eastern time. more than 13 parents will be here, we're talking many from the west coast but some from here in massachusetts as well. of course, these parents are involved in

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>>admissions scandal appeared in a boston courtroom today, the 5 bay area families appearing today areamong several dozen others many from elsewhere in california all are charged with trying to circumvent the college admissions process in order to get their children into elite universities among the defendants, the president of napa valley's as vintners reporter john hall picks up the story from boston. >>at the moakley federal courthouse, they came and went all day long a parade of wealthy parents. >>charged with cheating the system to get their kids into the nation's a few stand out: michelle janavs, an heiress to the hot pockets fortune, who allegedly forked over 100,000 dollars to get her daughter into u-s-c. mastermind rick singer pled guilty, and cooperated with the government.he told the fbi his plan was to boost janavs daughters grades on a college entrance exam and to pose her as a star beach

in boston for the i-team, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news news. >> melanie, so many of these families are from the bay area. why did they have to appear in boston? >> reporter: well, larry, this is where investigators first started looking into the first tip that they received. also you might remember that when rick singer began cooperating with authorities, he made wiretapped phone calls to all of those parents. many of those calls happened here in boston. >> melanie, did we hear from the judge today, anything from the parents? >> reporter: there was one instruction that all of the parents got and that was that they are able to maintain contact with family members who could be witnesses in this case. so presumably their spouses or of course maybe their children. but they can't talk about the case. >> melanie woodrow live from boston tonight, thank you. >> melanie has been tweeting all day long while in boston, sharing information about what's been happening in court and the details of each case with local connections. you can follow her her @melaniewoodrow. and follow us for all your local news needs. >>>

areas of pennsylvania and boston could get up to a foot.he storm is also bringing heavy rain to washington, d.c., and baltimore. >> it will get warmer in the northeast later today. boston reaching 42. atlanta's high, 47. chicago and detroit won't rise above the teens. and minneapolis will top out at 8. phoenix reaches 75. los angeles, 63. south florida is the warmest, a high of 88 in miami. >>> coming up, how deleting instagram posts could win you free flights far year. >>> also ahead, snow rolls down a mountainside, covering parts of a highway. the massive avalanche caught on camera. >>> and a man and his dog survive getting trapped in a car for five days. the taco bell >>> an avalanche engulfed part of interstate 70 in colorado. a driver's camera captured the snow coming down in blamgt over an area called ten-mile canyon. no one was hurt. an avalanche warning is still in effect. >>> new details about a baltimore woman fatally stabbed after reportedly giving money to a pan hand 8er. police say it was staged by her family. jack lynne smith'

boston. we will see some areas with over a foot. so a lot of travel problems to the north tomorrow, but unfortunately, severe weather continues to the south this evening. >> all right. tom sater, thank you. we'll come back to you when you have additional updates on this severe weather. we're also working to get in touch with people who are in that storm zone and who have witnessed what has already come through. thanks again. turning now to capitol hill, where one of the most powerful members of congress, the head of the house judiciary committee today said he believes president trump committed a federal crime. jerry nadler says his committee will in just a few hours start collecting material to present a case of obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power against the president. >> do you think the president obstructed justice? >> yes, i do. it's very clear the president obstructed justice. it's very clear. 1,100 times he referred to the mueller investigation as a witch hunt. he fired -- he tried to protect flynn from being

(ken) several bay area residents that have been implicated in the college admissions scandal... appeared in a bostontroom today. the five bay area families appearing today are among several dozen others, many from elsewhere in california -- (ken) charged with trying to circumvent college admissions processes in order to get their children into elite universities. among the defendents... the president of napa valley's huneeus (who nay us) vitners. reporter john hall picks up the story in boston. at the moakley federal courthouse - they came and went all day long.a parade of wealthy parents, charged with cheating the system to get their kids into the nations top schools.natsany comment at all about whats going on? a few stand out: michelle janavs, an heiress to the hot pockets fortune, who allegedly forked over 100,000 dollars to get her daughter into u-s-c. mastermind rick singer pled guilty, and cooperated with the government.he told the fbi his plan was to boost janavs daughters grades on a college entrance exam and to pose her as a star beach volleyball player. this man owns a fancy vineyard in na

boston yesterday. he handed over his wine business to his father, who will now serve as ceo. another bay area parent caught up will need to change vacation plans. a judge in boston told him he cannot take his family to mexico. this is a mill valley investor, accused of paying $50,000 to get his child into usc. he owns homes in montana and northern california and the judge said to vacation there. >>> a fight over a pump in redwood city ended with a man seriously hurt and one arrested. jose martinez attacked a victim, who suffered serious injuries. the man is expected to be okay. martinez is facing several charges. we don't know what they were fighting for. >>> still recovering from a mudslide last month. monday, the city plans to reopen a section of the boulevard that's been closed since february 14th. engineers gave the all-clear. expect to see all the barriers gone by monday evening. >>> after a warm start to the weekend, right now temperatures in the 50s. one change in your sunday forecast will involve a few more clouds and eventually rain chances back in the seven-day forecast, a look at t