denis 0'regan went round the world with david bowie.he was photographer by appointment to the star on his all—conquering tour of 1983. music: let's dance # let's sway under the moonlight, this serious moonlight# the pair of them already had history. i met david outside olympic studios in barnes, west london when he was recording diamond dogs. and i was working in a newspaper shop, because i was still a teenager, working in a newspaper shop across the road. and some girls came into the shop giggling and asking to buy notebooks. so... for his autograph? to get his autograph. so i asked around and found out that's who it was. so i went home, got my camera and zipped back, got my uncle's camera, actually, zipped back and got some pictures of him walking into the studio, and then it was kind of, hello, you should work for nme sort of thing and that was our first exchange. music: revel rebel # you've got your mother in a whirl # she's not sure if you're a boy or a girl # can i sit down here? yeah, sure. no, i can't. i'll sit here then. about

what do you want people to remember about david bowie?think anything will be quite as beguiling as the music that david bowie produced. and that's why we still care. >> reporter: the end of an era. >> end of an era, exactly. >> reporter: deborah roberts. abc news, new york. >> definitely a legend. and in the documentary which airs today on hbo, he recemented his legend. he spent the last five years of his life trying to build it back up. today, by the way, would have been david bowie's 71st birthday. so there's a timing behind why they're airing it today. >> and anyone who can be so iconic for decades like that, think of the generations that he influenced in that time. it's pretty amazing. >> that, indeed. >>> all right, coming up, atlanta, the place to be tonight, the site of the national football championship game. will it be georgia or bama? will it be georgia or bama? me. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a c

just east of there, places like annapolis through bowie down two to four.rts of central delaware and then along the coast, highest amounts with blizzard conditions up to 10-inches. that's the way it looks. much more coming up fox5 at 6:00 a.m. with tucker but first erin will get a check of the roads. >> all right, caitlin thank you so much. great job this morning. 5:56 and i can tell you as caitlin mentioned snow coming down. 66 westbound after glebe road, there's a crash blocking the right lane right shoulder. you can see those flashing lights. it's a disabled vehicle to the shoulder. you can see some heavier snow in the shoulder and the center median. please use caution. watch for slick spots. 66 east and westbound. let's see if we can forward things along once again and show you what else you're up against. asides from 66 we have downed wires westbound pennsylvania avenue southeast at southern avenue. i can tell you that things are very slow in southern maryland. again, we'll see if we can forward things along for you since this clicker unfortunately doe

the musicians all shared the distinction of having once performed on stage with david bowie. the focus was on songs from bowie. early career with enduring popular hits like golden years. always spend several years in the nineteen seventies in west berlin he died on january tenth two thousand and sixteen. he was one of the world's most famous haves and known as the father of novel christian paul the book he died at the age of ninety one this week and mr paul was france the pope of call me as has left tweeted french interior minister. after the passing he revolutionised yes or no me in the seventy's which turned towards healthy eating thirty years ago he founded the book cruise dollar international cool in every competition to reward innovative young chefs here's a look back at his extraordinary life. koos was a master chef and in large part responsible for the rise of the chef to the status of international media star his restaurant nobels dupont north of leone was the birthplace of this revolution. one of his most famous recipes is truffle soup under a puff pastry crown creat

plus: the pictures of david bowie you've never seen. good evening and welcome to bbc news.t least 15 people have been killed by mudslides and flash—floods in southern california. rescue workers are now mounting a desperate search for survivors, fearing that dozens of people might still be trapped. many of those affected now are the very same people who last month fled from wildfires. the extreme weather has hit carpinteria, santa barbara and montecito, from where our correspondent james cook reports. on california's pacific coast, ordeal by the elements continues. first, they endured the largest fire in the state's history. next came torrential rain, more intense than anyone here could remember. and then, within minutes, destruction, caused by an unstoppable wall of mud and debris. 14—year—old lauren cantin survived, but even she does not know how. firefighters using rescue dogs heard her screams, and worked for hours to pull her from the wreckage of her home. her family's fate is unknown. everyone here, it seems, has their own incredible story of a struggle to survive. wel

#bowie forever is trending. and the good news is, most folks above freezing. 33 in gaithersburg and 31 in fredericksburg. we come back and talk about when the 50s role in and the 30s roll back. >>> i'm sure before you left the house, you watched our newest show, get up to see, -- get up dc. the hostess comedian, reese waters and he brings comic relief and i got a chance to sit up with his mama was there, too. had a lot to say. >> i have a question for you. how broke do i look? [laughter] >> who is reese waters, who are you? >> that's a good question. i'm an acid. i'm from prince george's county. i always was a bit of a class clown, had a sense of humor. who thinks they are that funny, other than the drunk people at the comedy club, that sounds better. >> reese didn't have to look far for his funnybone. he discovered it earlier, and he learned at his grandmother's knee. >> she was the funniest person. she didn't need any material. >> i showed my grandmother a picture of my girl. you by a wallet, you are supposed

week with a list of great events, showing the city that david bowie loves, is loving him back.birthday. >> all of the event will benefit many of philly's most important charitable organizations, federal donuts is selling their famous donut today. >> oh, there go. >> yes, they'll go toward the children's hospital, chocolate glaze with stardust on top. sales from federal donut, other bowie event through the. >> is that a good captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, january 8th, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." hollywood's golden globes are dominated by women who make their strongest stand yet against sexual miscon duchlkt lifetime achieve meant nominee oprah winfrey says a new day is on the horizon. >>> president trump and his top aides go on the defensive to denounce the new tell-all book about the white house. author michael wolff comes to studio 578 to defend his controversial bestseller. >>> many parents say iphones are addictive. now two of apple's major investors urge the company to put controls on its devices to protect young

now a documentary "david bowie: the last five years" takes an intimate look at the artists, the albumshim, his humor. >> they genuinely loved they genuinely loved him and i think they admired him hugely and they still do. >> he was always funny. he always had a funny sense of humor. he was always joking about things. >> what about "lazarus." they say in the documentary we understand that that was on his buto do a musical. assume it's a weapon. >> reporter: inspired by the character he played in the 1976 film "the man who fell to earth," bowie had been wanting to create a musical since the the '60s. >> so when he started "lazarus: the musical" my understanding he didn't know he was ill. >> he was undergoing treatment when he was finishing it. >> reporter: he passed away aafter the show's opening night. ♪ i was looking for you ♪ >> reporter: when you look at the video, a lot say it seemed prophetic. >> a lot do because he is in a bed and he's bandaged up but originally when they conceived of that idea certainly the video director had no knowledge that david was ill and i'm not even sure

coming up, a first look at a brand-new david bowie documentary you don't want to miss woman: so, greghe doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) [ applause ] >>> we are back with the first look at a brand-new documentary about david bowie, the superstar was so creative in the last years of his life he produced two groundbreaking albums and a musical and now "david bowie: the last five years" takes a look at the end of his extraordinary career and deborah roberts has that. >> hey, george, it's hard to believe it's been two years since the world lost this iconic genius. he spent more than 50 years creating, shocking and entertaining with his unforgettable music. music he worked on until the very end of his life. well, now this documentary opens a window into those final five years. ♪ rebel rebel >> reporter: on "r

a documentary about david bowie who died in twenty sixteen is getting an american release originally made for the b.b.c. the film focuses on the singer's last five years not an easy subject for its director there were a number of sleepless nights where i thought how like possibly going to illustrate the last five years but i thought they were fascinating because they. they explored his life in a very different way. as a long time boyfriend francis watley has succeeded in revealing new facets of this extraordinary musician david bowie the last five years will premiere in the u.s. on january eighth on h.b.o. . on sunday ballet dancer and choreographer. will be celebrating his fiftieth birthday in june twenty fourth scene the former artistic director of the berlin state ballet gave his farewell performance since then he's been touring the world as a competition judge choreographer and expect he still dances all there only to keep in shape his on his birthday he'll take to the stage once more for a ballet guy in vienna. the seventy fifth golden globe awards are to be presented this sunda

it's somewhere that bowie wanted to play himself. he knew we were from here.e back now, to hull the city of culture is amazing. made in hull also celebrated pioneering women from the city of culture. from the world's first woman conductor to the first women's world boxing champion barbara buttrick. i think all this talk about girls not boxing is old—fashioned. girls aren't the delicate flowers they used to be and anyhow, my boyfriend doesn't mind. there was art's original bad girl from her performance art collective. and one of hull's most famous daughters, maureen lipman, on inspiring the next generation. if there's one kid out there watching, who thinks, "god, if that white—haired woman with spectacles can be on telly, so can i." and even if you weren't famous and from hull, you could pretend to be, as photography show hollywood icons let people take on their favourite film roles. and there were other ways to get involved, people choosing coloured filters for their flats as part of this community project, called i wish to communicate with you. i think it's a

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plus: the pictures of david bowie you've never seen.

perception know what public bowie of greater faith than me the fact is that one of the families will win the house on the basis of whatever criteria marco's sets i just can't believe that they're going to have some of the poorest vuln. all people in society competing for a rich man's house could be done tastefully that's accepted might be done tastefully it minds have a good social subtext but really what are we watching we're watching families competing to get out of at least one part of their poverty just maybe they'll be talking about the extremes of wealth and poverty and in that sense the millionaire a poor man come good maybe has something useful to say so i don't want to knock it until i've seen it but i don't like the idea you're going to be just you know just three families that are made homeless is a statistic from a shelter in scotland so this is one family i think they get a place and that's only two made homeless so that's a better statistic that the current three made homeless every hour because of austerity policies and we're going to have all of that u.k. now to be on

he recently posted this one dressed up as david bowie's star man.ldn't think he knew who that was. >> "fuller house's" candace cameron bure knows what it's like to grow up in the spotlight. this proud mom moment is proving to be, well, a little too much for candace. >> big milestone coming up for this one. you are turning 20 this year. that's true, right? >> no, you may not say that. no. you're breaking my heart! seriously. it's setting in. it's her last year of being a teenager. it's hurting me right now. >> she's going to cry. >> this just got too reel too fast. >> with their matching hair styles and red carpet style, candace doesn't remind if people make the comparison. >> you're gorgeous. makes me so happy. >> they recently costarred in a move switched for christmas. and they're hoping it's the first of many roles together. >> it's a matter of if she wants to work with me. >> she's a tough costar. i'm just kidding. she's great. >> now candace is waiting to find out if "fuller house" will have a season four. >> i would love to see this one appear

plus, the pictures of david bowie you've never seen. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with emily. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines tonight. very average really... var the biggest talking point, as chelsea and arsenal play out a 0—0 draw in the efl cup semi final first leg. lancashire batsman liam livingstone is called up to the england test squad for the first time. he's selected for the tour to new zealand, while bowler mark wood is recalled. and anthonyjoshua's planning a big 2018 of unification fights. his promoter says the first, againstjoseph parker, could be announced this week. hello again. they've now played each other four times this season, but in each meeting between chelsea and arsenal, there still hasn't been a winner in 90 minutes. the latest attempt to separate them came in the first leg of their efl cup semifinal, which didn't provide any goals. but there was at least another opportunity to see the new video assistant referee system

. >> going to the bowie senior center five days out of the week if i can and i'm volunteering.d pleaser part.mes- so, gang, we have an announcement. today we're from fox5 and the we want to let you know we honor you. we're here to pay it forward because you guys pay it forward and so thanks to joe of eastern automotive group we have a very special presentation to you. >> we got everybody these great little travel towels to keep your new year's resolutions. i know t we'll take care of everyone's due for this month to get everyone's year started off right. [applause] >> reporter: we were able to make the new year a happier one. >> we were really shocked. we had no idea. we didn't know you were coming so it was really a surprise. >> reporter: paying it forward in bowie, allison seymour, fox5 local news. >> now, we -- what you didn't see was allison jumped in the with the microphone and everything. >> yes, she got in on the water aerobics as well. [laughter] >> she could have i guess. >> that's the thing, after the new year you sort of have that renewed spirit i'm going to help som

. >>> all right, super super bowi is 6 days away, things are more exciting and packed in minneapolis. the patriots are expect to do lands this afternoon. tonight is a big night, media night. it's sure to be a lively event. ducis rogers is live in bloom ton outside the eagles headquarters where the eagles are staying and meeting and more. a busy day for you ducis, as well. >> reporter: yes, indeed rick, the buses you see behind me, the team returned from a workout in minnesota wearing shorts and t-shirts, the cold is not bearing them, they are philly tough. the team arrived in town yesterday afternoon, they did not have much to do, so they do what most americans do, they went shopping. nick foles and many of his teammates were strolling around the mall of america. coach peterson gave them a break before they have to get down to business. our jamie apody caught up with players including line lineback, brandon graham. >> reporter: how will you handle outline the excitement. >> enjoy the moment, when it's turn to think about football turn it on. >> reporter: when is it like to be at the s

we're waiting to learn what caused a fire in a townhouse in bowie. the fire broke out just before nine p.m. in the building on spanish oaks lane. sky trak seven flew over the scene, as dozens of firefighters put out the flames. investigators say the fire started in a basement.. and spread to the upper floors. there are no reports of any injuries. back to that bitter cold - blanketing the dmv. the frigid temperatures leading to so many problems with buildings in the d-c area. crews have been busy fixing dozens of water main breaks. there have been more that 60 since friday. overnight we saw wind chills in the teens - but today we are expected to get a big break with temperatures in the 30's. not really a big warm up but it's still better that what many of us have dealt with over the past couple of weeks. another thing to look out for in this cold is frost bite. so if you out in this weather - be sure to dress in layers, wear hats, gloves and a scarf to stay warm. new this morning-- we're getting word that kramer middle school in southeast will be open

community but it's a celebration of a battle which took place over three hundred years ago at the bowie. celebration expression of freedom expression of liberty expression fraternity. and something which is not on a leo to american independence day to. the celebrations at the boston and france to the celebrations which we have and see and many other countries where people celebrate their liberty. for staunchly warless people know this i'm a libertarian about were against the catholic church basically it's part of their cultural identity. for the wider unionist community i think it is. a symbol of the right down to bring a lot of strong as someone else made them it's a very. hot from a catholic perspective the drums on triumphalist gestures calculated to keep all wounds open. you have to understand where we're the only common out of a complex situation there are people who are eleven and those areas that have been murdered by loyalist paramilitaries and i think that it's insulting for them to have have to watch an orange create one that is horton bombers off loyalist paramilitaries for i

bowie is 234 the area that you could get sleep. the farther north you go the radar is picking up the wintry mix. by the time it hits the surface at your house where you are it is likely in the form of rain. that is the best area or the area most susceptible to getting a wintery mix. you can see temperatures reflected in that. frederick is 32. d.c. at 34. you get south, the fredericksburg, it's 40. the warm air will make its way to our area. it's not going to drop much at all. it's the mid-30's to 32 we will talk about the specifics coming up. michelle: josh knight is in stormwatch7 continuing the team coverage. you have been tracking the changing conditions out there. what are you seeing now? josh: we are looking at rain. that's what we have found. at this point it's light as well. getting around on the highways, it's fine again. it's been treated and things are looking good. the only place we have seen issues are the sidewalks and the driveways. we are in damascus. we found slick spots again walking around. but the roads even ther

a major response to a fire in prince george's county at a townhome in bowie just before 9:00. sky track 7 was over the scene as dozens of firefighters try to but the flames out. there is no word on the cause as of yet. alison: a sterling man in court days after the fbi raided his me into isis-related terrorism. duncaninvestigated sean for nearly a year after family members feared he had been radicalized. court documents say that duncan researched how to build a bomb and carry out attacks. he is accused of trying to destroy a thumb drive and microchip with evidence. jonathan: more than venture of rain in just mere minutes. in minutes, sewage backing into dozens of homes in the district back in august. tonight, 7 on your side has the results of the investigation into the fix for the problem. tim barber is live in northwest washington. i hear this will not be cheap, but it will clean up the situation? millionis a $580 project, but this has been years in the planning. it would help some of the problems we had back in august. if for structure dates to the 1880's and we have to do s

. -- bowie high school. this was because of a burst pipe. maintenance crews are fixing the problem. alison: people out of their homes after a car came crashing through the wall of their apartment building. jay korff is live in bethesda. how did this happen, jay? jay: yeah, this was a wild scene as the car went out of control. the point of impact, this is what is left of the air-conditioning unit, part of the engine of the vehicle. the pointboarded up of impact and it is amazing nobody was seriously injured. no clear reason lost control and plowed into the apartment complex. the driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. the apartment resident said she was inside the unit at the time. she was onlyhit, inches away in the kitchen. she said she is grateful to be alive. the damage to the building extensive that three units had to be evacuated. ehey are now deemed unsaf to live in and those residents have been displaced. nobody sustained serious injuries, which is the good news. jay korff, abc 7 news. nancy: parents fired up and amending answers after word that a teacher's aide at th

they're asking anyone with information to give them a call new video from bowie, maryland where firefighters battled a townhouse fire. firefighters tell us it spread to the upper floors before they were able to put it out. fortunately no one was hurt. in fairfax county tonight we are learning new de tails about a man accused of assaulting two loves police officers during a string of kriemtion. this vincent of adelphi. he stole a car and was hurt during the crash. tonight he is out of the hospital and in jail. the crash happened last week in herndon and center and frying pan roads a child was ejected from a minivan. the child is in critical, but stable conditions vincent is facing a host of charges. a local family is demanding answers after their son was killed during a traffic accident involving a metro trans it police officer. sixteen year old derrick stanton was krowsing crane highway when he was struck by a marked metro transit k9 unit. the officer officer gary bot like oh was off duty and on his way to work at the time of accident. maryland take it police say a preliminary investigation

caught on camera - bowie high school flooded! cell phone video shows water pouring down from the ceiling. school officials tell us this was from a burst pipe... likely because of the cold weather. no classrooms were affected -- and maintenance crews immediately cleaning it up and fixing the problem. some parents are outraged, after learning.. a former teacher's aide at their children's school is facing child porn charges. sean kelly worked as a part-time lunch aide at cloverly elementary school in montgomery county. he's now charged with possession and distribution of child porn. after superintendent jack smith walked out of a budget meeting early last night, parents were furious. superintendent smith says he had to leave because of a family matter. school board members say they could not attend the meeting, because of the weather. school officials issued a letter friday. they say they do not believe any of the porn images recovered feature any montgomery county students. now to the latest in our i-team investigation... "faking t

. >> angela ball lives in bowie and works for nbcuniversal. when she thought she felt a lump in her breast last year, she followed her doctor's instructions, she had a mammogram and ultrasound. they were both okay. her story doesn't end there. news 4's doreen gentzler will have her story and medical journey and her message tonight at 5:00. >>> a police officer is helping kids all over the country with problems they can't call 911 for. lester holt introduces us to a true super cop. >> he is one of america's everyday heroes, a cop protecting the streets of ft. lies the heart of a superhero. >> correct. >> on the job, he's officer damon cole whose community outreach, appearing as superheroes at local kids' events morphed into something more meaningful. taking this full-time cop and father on heroic missions, using his days off to visit sick children wherever superheroes are needed. >> what prompted you to do this? >> as a police officer, you deal with every walk of life. i was trying to think of a better way to have a better rapport with the kids

. >> ziggy stardust, david bowie. >> once she's done with t makeup, she adds the finishing touch. >>hat a real butterfly? >> actually this is a moth, but she didn't just do moths. >> oh no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, not the worm. >> actually in her instagram she has a ton of different looks with insects she's done. some of them she gets from her own backyard. some she orders from the web, but she says they are all real, and she uses them for all of her looks. >> i've got to give it to her, though. >> oh! you don't have to give it to her! >> it's art. that's nasty but it's art. >> this one she has an >> nid. >> get it? this one the tarantula is pretty rad and i love the touch of the red contact as well. >> people might raise an eyebrow but it's all taking a fashion magazine to trend it and there it goes. >> oli, the new thing. >> might be a great spring look. >> get it, spring? >> yeah. >> two. >>> there's a bit of a problem with her jeans. cheeky. it's a new fashion style? see what's going on that's causing a stir. >> say something, pe >> i can dot spri the sprinklin. >>> this woma

. >> ziggy stardust, david bowie. >> once she's done with t makeup, she adds the finishing touch. >>hat a real butterfly? >> actually this is a moth, but she didn't just do moths. >> oh no, no, no, no, no. no, no, no, not the worm. >> actually in her instagram she has a ton of different looks with insects she's done. some of them she gets from her own backyard. some she orders from the web, but she says they are all real, and she uses them for all of her looks. >> i've got to give it to her, though. >> oh! you don't have to give it to her! >> it's art. that's nasty but it's art. >> this one she has an arachnii. >> nid. >> get it? this one the tarantula is pretty rad and i love the touch of the red contact as well. >> people might raise an eyebrow but it's all taking a fashion magazine to trend it and there it goes. >> oli, the new thing. >> might be a great spring look. >> get it, spring? >> yeah. >> two. >>> there's a bit of a problem with her jeans. cheeky. it's a new fashion style? see what's going on that's causing a stir. >> say something, pe >> i can dot spri the sprinklin. >>>

this video on your screen on social media show as pipe burst at bowie high school, it did not affect classrooms, crews are working to make repairs. >>> developing now in montgomery county, it's a rough night for some folks in bethesda, after an suv crashed into an apartment building. while no one was seriously hurt, several units are badly damaged and that has some residents out in the cold. fox 5's marina marraco live in bethesda with more. marina how does it look? >> well, you see right here, they kind of patched things up at least for the night. it is all boarded up behind this is a gaping hole where that car careened earlier and you see the sticker right here at the front door, they deemed this entire building here unsafe. three units from ground level to the third floor all those families tonight will have to look for another place to stay. now, tonight, authorities saying, this was not weather-related. apparently the woman had a floor mat over her accelerator and her brake could not discern between the wrong turn and somehow, some way ended in someone's living room. we did spea

firefighters fighting a fire at a town house in bowie. it's on spanish oak lane. they tell us the fire started in the basement and spread to the upper floors. fortunately no one was hurt in that fire. >>> with temperatures in the teens, a maryland man search for his missing father is becoming more urgent this morning. prince gorges police are helping in that search for daniel dell haven. 65-year-old was last seen near costco yesterday. he has dementia and will not be able to communicate. he doesn't have any i.d. on him as well. if you see him, please call 911. >>> two huge lottery jack pots still up for grabs. tonight's powerball drawing is worth $440 million. we haven't seen a powerball drawing that big sce won more than $750 million. the mega millions jackpot is now worth 418 million after no one matched all six numbers last night. but check your tickets anyway. you may have won one of the smaller prizes. the numbers to look for, 1, 42, 47, 64, 70 with a megaball, 22. the next drawing comes on friday night. good luck. >>> sheena, i'm going to -- well, i don't th

bowie reports showing 14-17 foot waves right now. yestery. aves crashing rerts from stinson beach and half moon bay. th will continue today and there's still some shower act to be the. snow looks to be about 4000 feet at baxter and pines. if you're heading up 50 and 80 -- it looks like things are winding down but there is a winter storm warning that goes until 4 pm. this cold pool needs to swing in and that could trigger shower act to be. 30s and 40s for the temperatures. 47, gilroy. 45, felton. 42, cupertino. ukiah is also in there. truckee, tahoe, blue canyon, all reporting snow at this hour. if this goes over your house it will rain and if it goes over your neighbor's house, it may not rain. once this goes through, the cold air will settle in and that will take us into tonight and tomorrow morning. a cold system today and a stronger front is on the way for late sunday. today we could get some showers. highs in the 50s. a stronger system looks to be sunday night into monday. another system wednesday into thursday looks to be the best. we wi

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. >>> take a look at this video from chopper 4, firefighters battling a town house fire in bowie. spanish oak lane. firefighters tell us this fire started in the basement and spread to the upper floors. they say no one was hurt. >>> i'm chris lawrence back at the live desk with some breaking news. the president of the mormon church has died from natural causes. in a statement from the church of jesus kleist of latter day saints, he died late last night at his home in salt lake city. more than 60 million people around the world are members of the church. monson had ser of the of president since >>> with temperatures in the freezing temperatures, a man's search for his father is even more serious. he was seen at the beltsville costco on baltimore avenue yesterday. the son said he has dementia and will not be able to communicate. he does not have an i.d. on him either. if you see him, call 911. >>> two huge lottery jack pots are still up for grabs. tonight's powerball drawing is worth $440 million right now. we haven't seen a powerball drawing that big since august when someone in ma

so far we are looking at bowie reports. we will take a look at that and see what's going on. we had high waves anyway because of the deep low producing the server. bodega bay, nine fee. monterey, 10. north of bodega bay, 10. as a go forward throughout the morning. travel time is about three dis- 5 hours from the epicenter to hear. fog will be a store for some not all. we do have a footprint in the valley. sometimes that creeps back in. cloverdale, in the 30s. some very cool readings. lima valley, 37. one dry day today. and it looks like this will give us some decent rain and snow. that will take us into this thursday. and then maybe a break into the weekend and early next week. 50s to near 60 for the temperatures. >>> still relatively quiet out there as we look at the commute. was looking at the tracy commute and traffic is moving along pretty well. there have been no major problems as you drive through. you can see traffic is moving along nicely on 580, the altamont pass. we had some minor things this morning but for the most part traffic is moving along nicely. as we look a

bowie near the epicenter registered a 30 food high wave 15 miles deep and it lasted about one minute caused minimal damage. states on the west coast, canada down to hawaii were all under a tsunami watch for several hours after the quake. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, a sink hole swallowing parts of a philly street, and it's not the first time this has happened. neighbors having to deal with a big mess. we'll make a mess out of the patriots, right, chris ten. >> that's the goal. eagles defense is going to have their hands full with tom brady and the patriots in two weeks. coming up hear howdy fence seive coordinator james schwartz says the birds should game plan for ♪ >>> women come back. we're following breaking news right now. this is coming out of delaware counsel tie. look at this mess. skyfox over the scene of an overturned tractor trailer. this all happened around 5:30 near the intersection this is scott way and governor prince boulevard in tinicum township. now it's unclear if anyone is injured at this time and what may have caused the crash but as you can see, still a very act

here's a live look in bowie. looking at church road, you can see a little bit of snow on the grassy because this is a treated road, it looks interpret clear, mostly wet. our radar, all of that white and gray, you can see where the snow is falling across the area this morning. now, as far as the roads, the beltway is looking pretty good. a couple of water main breaks hanging around. university boulevard near connecticut works on blocking the left lane each direction. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. we have a number of closings and delays to tell you about this morning. >> all of this information is along the bottom of your screen and in the nbc washington app. d.c. public schools will open two hours late. warren, fauquier, paige, culpepper, clark and fairfax county schools are opening two hours late. in maryland, prince george's, calvert, charles and anne arundel county schools on a two-hour delay. >>> the closures, rappahannock, federal government is on a two-hour delay in the d.c. area with the option for unschedu

you can look at the passing of david bowie as part of this. the music business, not only on a human level -- these are relationships that have been forged for decades -- but on a business level, there are 15, 20, 25 acts out there you can regularly count on when they do the big grosstours, they will $250 million, $300 million, even upwards of $400 million on a tour. who is out there who will fill this gap? and are those people out there? jane: what about the fans? presumably most of them are baby boomers as well. do these acts attract new fans anymore? >> if i am being honest, not so much. i think the promoters say absolutely, and sometimes they do. you see multiple generations, if dad or mom loves elton john, they might bring their kids. but by and large -- i went to a neil diamond show maybe a decade garden, madison square and for my money, one of the best single shows i've ever seen. but certainly the average age of that show was possibly 68 or 70. jane: bill, i don't want to be cynical, but three years does seem a long time to say goodbye.

. >>> what a special moment at the bowie ice arena, a team of african american kids based out of tucker road ice rink in ft. washington, maryland, had their rink destroyed in a fire january last year. capitals defenseman bruce orpik surprised those kids and donated equipment to the team. listen to how emotional one mom gets. >> my son has been playing since the team started, so this is huge to me. i'm getting emotional, sorry, because to think that someone and talk to the players association and have them come all the way from canada to donate this equipment to our program to make sure our program continues long after my son is aged out, this is huge. >> what a great moment. >>> here's what's trending in sports. three professional soccer players from the japanese national team taking on 100 school children! this is part of a japanese game show. they qualified for this year's world couple. the three players clearly made sure they didn't blast a shot toward the goal and knock some poor kid's head off is the best part. >> it looks like a video game. >> it is a game. >> look at how they cel