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thank you. >> jimmy: i've got to say, the '80s look on bruce still looks good. >> bruce: it's a goodwe, you know, had to get the look right. >> jimmy: i was going to -- because i didn't tell you, because your arms are so jacked. i got my wimpy comedian arms. [ laughter ] i did, like, 100 push-ups. but we do one earlier -- i don't even know if we had it. and you out push-uped me. look. in rehearsal. but you out-push-upped me and i couldn't do it. just broke down. you beat me. you killed me right there. you done kill me. oh, my god, it was so fun. thanks for doing that. i was looking through all different stuff about you and all this stuff. this year i think marks 50 years of you playing music. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: isn't that weird? isn't that amazing? it doesn't seem like that's correct. >> when i started first of all, i was always told i was born at just the right time, because there was only ten years of rock music when i picked up the guitar. so it'd be like there only being music from 2004 until now is all the pop music that existed. pop rock music. >> jimmy:

i know bruce is not about bruce. i know bruce knows it's not about jay. we know it's about us. moving forward it's about the washington red skins, the fans, the players, the equipment men, the staff. we're going to do it together. it will be a different task, but working together with dan and bruce, we can accomplish a lot. >> and also the presence of robert griffin, how much will that factor into your decision? >> robert is a great quarterback. it's very exciting. anytime you want to move forward with a franchise, that's a very important position, as we well know. he's a great player. i look forward to a chance to coaching him. >> chick hernandez, bruce, you had said that you planned on, and if it went well into the playoffs, to find your coach. obviously we're here in week 2. what was it about the interview process that the man to your right that said this is my guy right here right now? >> it's really how the playoffs played out. i joked about the ben always losing that game f we had met with several coaches and decided that when we found the right person for this time, we w

tavis: tonight a conversation with factor bruce dern garnering great reviews for his role in "nebraska." nomination almost certain to come tomorrow morning, bruce dern is one of the most outstanding actors and we are glad that you have joined us. a conversation with bruce dern coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: when the oscars are announced thursday, the nominations, the odds are good that among the five best actors will be bruce dern, honored for his portrayal of a difficult and rough father in the movie "nebraska."\ roleis one outstanding among so many during his 53 year career which includes some 83 movies and too many television roast account. that's take a look at a clip from "nebraska." his son is played by will forte. >> let me take you home. >> we are going to lincoln. >> you did not win anything. it is a complete scam. you have to stop this. >> i'm running out of time. >> you don't have a suitcase. dad, i can't let you go. >> it is none of your business. >> i am your son. >> i want you to take me. >> i can

bruce -- ginger. bruce already alluded to ginger. and when i wrote this book, i thank her not only for putting up with me when i wrote the book which was seven days a week not talking to anybody for about four months, but when i wrote this book and i pulled out all those old schedules and i can't imagine that anybody could have withstood all of that. i mean, you take off on a sunday night, and you go to four or five states, and on friday night the you're lucky but often saturday morning you come home, and if you couldn't get -- and in those days we didn't have public transportation like air force one. we had to fly on small planes -- [laughter] or wherever we could get a flight. and you'd come home on saturday morning when you're lucky, and sometimes you won't get back until late saturday because you couldn't get a flight. and then you had to be out on the road again sunday night. and we raised two wonderful daughters, one of whom, sarah, is here. newlywed sarah right in front and her husband, rusty. [laughter] thank you all. just re

>> it was my campaign, bruce. i didn't do anything. i didn't do anything, but at the same time, i want to apologize to people about the campaign. i can't apologize to other people about what the campaign did. it was the vincent gray campaign. >> here they are, former deputy treasurer for the vincent gray campaign, he pled guilty to steering money for a friend's mayoral candidate, brown, trying to cover up those payments. howard brooks lied to the fbi about payments he and others made to brown in the campaign. then there's vernon hawkins, close friend to the mayor, a field operations manager, also made false statements to investigators. he didn't reveal that he helped somebody get out of town during the investigation. then there's jeanne clark harris. she pled guilty to making straw contributions to the campaign using funds reportedly supplied by one jeffrey thompson, a prominent dc businessman and city contractor. thompson, still at the center of the campaign investigation, and has not been charged. >> but these are people you knew, th

bruce, ceos are asking the government for more transparency. how hackers are getting credit card information. it is all kind of rich all this opinion out there about spying and whose credibility is hurt by whom. we are not going back to a world without e-mail or social media. what needs to change? >> or a world without cell phones. transparency is important. while it is true that the companies wants to trust them, they get us to trust them often by lying and it is very hard to set facebook's privacy settings. you can set them to whether your friends can see you post, you are not allowed to set them for the advertisers. a lot of this works because we don't know what is going on. transparency both for corporations and for governments is extraordinarily important here. >> bruce, do people really care? is it something we complain about because this is the united states and we cherish our freedoms and we don't like totalitarianism. people willy-nilly call, call, call and we don't like to change your numbers. >> people do care. when you survey people

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they're asking for anybody's help in finding robbie bruce.so got a statement from the attorney general bob cooper. here's what he told us. it's unthinkable that anyone would attempt to profit from the sandy hook tragedy and ultimately cause more pain for the families. charities are supposed to help the community, not prey on it. i think that sums up why this case is getting so much attention. we've seen this before where people try to profit off of victims' families grief. that's why we know that at least four law enforcement agencies are trying to find robbie bruce tonight, ask him where this money is, or where the money went. if you know where this guy is, robbie bruce is his name, 33 years old. we have a phone number that you can call the fbi's new haven, connecticut office. that number is 203-777-6311. so we went to a lot of various houses that he could be at. we did contact an aunt. she said she would pass along the message. so clearly probably stops into some gym somewhere. robby bruce personally assured the families of victoria soto hi

hello, i'm bruce johnson. here's the latest on the columbia mall shootings that left three young people dead this morning, including the gunman. the young victim shot and killed inside the popular zumiez store is brianna benn benlolo and tyler johnson. they are not releasing his name, they are not confirming a motive. now columbia mall remains a major crime scene tonight. it is closed and police are not saying when shoppers can return to collect strollers, purchases, and personal belongings that were abandoned when thousands fled the mall. we continue our team coverage tonight beginning with an interview from a store employee who witnessed the shootings from inside the skate boarding score. he says the gunman emerged from the back of the store with a shotgun. >> he shot her. took one shot and at that point, i got down below the other side of the counter and ten seconds later, i heard the second gun shot. i scrambled out of the store on my hands and knees right by the male employee who was down on the ground st

[applause] >> i would ask you to join me to express our appreciation to bruce for his service for the white house and in the obama blighted whiteouts sandy has one week before he heads out to the west coast we are excited to see what he does of the grants you will make. [applause] by the way there is more room up french. it is tight back their programs thrilled to be here tonight with my wife to on terror to a guy who has made so many contributions to is this country over the last 25 years. i will not go through the full list of the programs whether the tax credit or national service or welfare reform, such a long list of ideas that those polls team have to be and for so long. who would never forget in 2000 when president clinton spoke to a gathering at hyde park new york. as so fortunate to be there that day and i got to listen to president clinton speak for about 45 minutes and you will remember for 45 minutes straight at the end of the administration of the accomplishments they had achieved over the eight years and the entire speech would tie back to the work of the entire democrat

they're asking for anybody's help in finding robby bruce. statement from the attorney general bob cooper. here's what he told us. it's unthinkable that anyone would attempt to profit from the sandy hook tragedy and ultimately cause more pain for the families. charities are supposed to help the community, not prey on it. i think that sums up why this case is getting so much attention. we've seen this before where people try to profit off of victims' families grief. that's why we know at least four law enforcement agencies are trying to find robby bruce tonight to ask him where this money is or where the money went. if you know where this guy is, robby bruce, 33 years old, we have a phone number that you can call the fbi's new haven, connecticut office. that number is 203-777-6311. but again we went to a lot of different houses where he might have been. 8311. excuse me. >> 203-777-8311. >> 8311. so we went to a lot of the various houses he could be at. we did contact an aunt. she said she'd pass on the message. somebody at his mom's house just

>> i have a lot of trust in bruce. i have known him for a few years. he told me like it is. hi a chance to meet dan and formulate my own opinion on what he is all about. i trust the fact he has the team and the players and the coaches and their best interest at heart. that's all you could ask for. >> trust, that's a common theme being thrown around here this afternoon. and also we're going to talk to him a little bit later at what he will say to rg3 when he speaks to him for the first time. for now we're live at redskins bark. derek, back to you in the studio. >> thank you. you also need to wonder about the relationship between rg3 and the owner. that was a big topic of discussion as well. >> yeah, to say he was consulted on this, but they didn't talk to him directly. all right, jay gruden is the 8th such head coach hired to come up under dan snyder. >>> shortly after buying the redskins and replaced him on the basis. the era lasted just one year followed by two years with the old ball coach. joe gibbs returns to the skin since 2004. leading the team to the playoff twice. ji

bruce? >> reporter: well, that's right, lesli. of course the central question here is the motive and we don't seem to be closer to answering that big question. we were out to the united gun shop. take a look at the video. this is in rockville. and they say that aguilar came in on december 10. he didn't set off any red flags. no warnings. he seemed like a perfectly normal, mild mannered, shy kind of guy and he was looking for an entry level shotgun. he said for home defense. he filled out the paperwork, the questions about his background and so forth, all the answers correct. they punched his information into the fbi data base. it immediately came back as go ahead, proceed with the sale. and so they sold it to him. now they say that gun store, which only has been open for a few months or so, that they actually have refused to sell to people who they had questions about. but with aguilar, they said they didn't have any questions about him at all. in fact, when the atf called and said that the

here is bruce johnson. >> reporter: we're in southeast washington. back here is the famous community center where on saturday mayor gray will officially launch his campaign for re-election. sources close to the mayor said he will again apologize and he will again take responsibility as he did on channel 9 yesterday for the embarrassment caused by the 2010 campaign. >> i didn't do anything. you know at the same time i want to apologize to people. >> reporter: and now here is what a couple of their challengers in the upcoming election had to say about that. >> i believe the mayor is doing the right thing in trying to get out in front of this as the race really unfolded now. he's going to have to address that question on the constant basis. >> well, i think we've been out here for almost 300 days, talking to residents across the district of columbia. and what they really want is a fresh start in the mayor's office. >> we still think that more people are likely to be indicted in the campaign and the finance debacle with vince gray. >> i'll have more comi

>> nobody knew about it, bruce.i've talked to people in my campaign. >> reporter: can you talk about jeff thompson? the role and all this money he put into the shadow campaign on behalf of your candidacy, how did that happen? >> i don't know. i asked a lot of -- just like i'm doing now, bruce. i'm asking people to support

christy says he's seeing bruce all of these times, he didn't say bruce is watching christy. >> 20 secondsllon about to step into the biggest shoes in television, johnny carson. and spring stein is helping him. this is a big -- >> he's launching a month from tonight. last night. >> that is not in dispute dispute is whether spring stein should have said i'd love to help you. >> words weren't mean. it's a guy talking about going to take a leak. i got to go to the bathroom. it wasn't mean. >> chris christy has bigger problems and he can handle this but it was mean spirited. >> this is not allowed. >> go ahead, kelly. >> did anyone else notice jimmy fallon sounded more like the boss? >> fallon is a great musician ask very talented. >> i'm looking forward to the show. i'm a brooklyn kid. it was great television. >> i bet chris christy would say -- >> he does, good for him if he does now, he knows the truth. >> buck you're so on thin ice. >> he's going down. >> thank you, stand by. up next, movie moguls who made millions from extremely violent gun movies like this one. >> i tried to start a new

bruce? >> surae chinn, thanks a lot for that. >>> montgomery mall, a massive crime scene right now, mall still closed. at 11:15 this morning with bitter cold temperatures outside, columbia mall was packed with people. while police say there was no stampede when the shots rang out, crowds heard the commotion, some witnessed the shootings, then ran or scrambled to try to find shelter. nikki burdine has their stories. >> reporter: it really is just hard to imagine how terrifying it must have been in the mall here this morning, as people were there when all of this unfolded. now, we spoke to several people who were inside stores. they say they heard a quick pop, pop, pop. managers and other employees got them into back rooms into safety where they could wait until they could get out. we even spoke to one woman who says she and her young son were hiding in a back room and she gave him a coloring book so he could keep occupied until they could get out. we spoke with several other people as they we

[laughter] i can't and won't speak for bruce. so in my case, there are a number of areas that i'm at this point aware that i have not analyzed with sufficient thoroughness to know what my opinion is going to be. let me just flag them for you. i'm not entirely sure i understand what the implications of the privacy rights -- acknowledging privacy rights for non-u.s. persons overseas is. and i'm not sure we will understand that until you hold up executive order 12333, section 2.3 against existing minimization procedures can against minimization procedures that they're going to have to write for this. there's this little phrase in their that says, as cam pointed out, these have to be the same as the minimization procedures for u.s. persons to the extent feasible and consistent with national security. well, until you put all those puzzle pieces together, and i understand how consistent, how feasible it is consistent with how much national security, and what those minimization -- how similar and how different they're going to be, i'm g

here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: it is an all-too-familiar scene. terrified student, panicked parents, another school tragedy. police say a 12-year-old student brought a shotgun to this roswell middle school walking into the gym and opening fire. >> one student or female subject possibly shot. >> reporter: two students were hit. the suspect's motive remains unknown, but the shooting could have been far worse were it not for the rapid response of teacher john masterson. >> he starts to turn and sees that the young man shoots and shoots. mr. masterson begins to talk to him to put it down. the young man put the gun down and raised his hands. >> reporter: a taste police lieutenant who was dropping off his own child ran to help. the shooter remains in custody. those who know him find it hard to believe. >> great kid. i'm shocked. dumbfounded. >> reporter: the victims a 13-year-old girl and preteen boy were flown to a hospital in lubbock, it can. she is in serious condition, he is critical after two surgeries. hundreds gathered at this vigil last night as

i'm bruce leshan. advice from a doctor to keep you safe. coming up. ♪ for ages three and up.he everyday collection. by target. prepare yourself. for a toddler... moment. the everyday collection. by target. >>> after the storm, snow on the ground and extremely cold temperatures are creating some dangerous conditions outside. so we decided to come outside to show you that. welcome to our wusa9 ice deck. live at 2100 wisconsin avenue northwest. if you want to come down and join us and take some pictures. the kids are out of school. so, why not? >> probably want to get out of the house with the kids. come on down. >> and you no e what, this desk will be up for the next few days. it won't get much warmer. >> it won't get above freezing until saturday afternoon and if it doesn't make it then, we're in trouble. i just tweeted this out, i'm going to try the tongue test. >> we're getting far away. you ready? >> really? now that's a cop out right there. what is that exactly? >> that was fake. i'll i'll do the real one. okay. thank you. thank you. >> you feel good about that? >> don't t

cuddle up, bruce. >> so, the snow, the ice, the falling temperatures, this all can certainly drive up the risk for a lot of problems, especially injuries. >> you have hyperthermia, heart attacks, frostbite, bruce, you have been talking about this all day. trying to help people stay warm if they have to go outside. >> how are you guys feel something. >> you know what, actually, it's my fingertips that i can't feel anymore. >> you're not feeling dazed or confused or having trouble putting your words together. >> having trouble turning the pages. >> are you still shivering? >> are you? >> when you stop shivering, that is really a dangerous sign. that's a sign of hyperthermia and that's a risk in these kind of temperatures. also, a big risk in this weather is car crashes. the toll nationwide, shocking, 1.5 million wrecks a year in treacherous winter weather. more than 7,000 people killed every year according to the aaa. with the snow on the ground and the freezing temperatures, we are looking at dangerous conditions on the roads all across the region. >> the dangerous out there, the one t

he did not say where robbie bruce is.we've been reporting on your show, the fbi, attorneys general in tennessee and connect, and the district attorney in nashville, have been looking for robbie bruce for the better part of this last week. once the charity co-founder told us she couldn't account for $70,000 that appears to be missing at this point. >> in the grand scheme of things, it's not millions of dollars that some charities have defrauded people of, but $70,000, we talked to the family -- one family of a woman who was killed in sandy hook, one of the teachers, who said this man came to their house, this man defriended them. it was the soto family. he insinuated his way into their lives. >> the crime of this and i think it was articulated well by the attorney general of tennessee is so poignant to the sandy hook victims' families in particular. they have been the victims, you might say, the second victims of what is these online scammers who seem to be raising money in their victims' names. and it really is bothersome

call seem bruce leshan reports for people who -- coliseum bruce leshan reports for people who were there it's still unforgettable. >> reporter: by the time the beatles hit d.c. they were already at the top of the charts and well on their way to becoming the biggest rock and roll band ever. february 11th, 1964, a sellout show with the d.c. coliseum, their second concert in the u.s. >> this song is called i saw her standing there. >> reporter: 16-year-old bill wax of bethesda. >> and that is me. >> reporter: had somehow wrangled a ticket. >> it was packed. ♪ i saw her standing there ♪ >> it was set up as a boxing ring and they were sort of in the middle of it. so every two or three songs george and those guys would have to move their microphones slightly. i could barely hear anything. it was just a bunch of people screaming. >> reporter: really? >> if i remember right, i was somewhat angry that i just couldn't hear the music. >> reporter: but for a country still grieving the assassination of jfk a few months earlier it was a joyful noise and for so many who were there it changed the course

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. >> i'm bruce johnson in for derek mcginty. >>> we battled snow all day long and overnight it's going to dim down to the single digits. some classes are canceled tomorrow. >> we have crews across the area, but first let's get the very latest on the weather from first alert meteorologist topper shutt. >> good news, bad news. good news, the snow is moving out, bad news, the cold air is really moving in. most of the accumulating snow is confined essentially into southern maryland and the northern neck, a few flurries back into parts of montgomery county and the district, but now we're looking at primarily all the snow east of i-95. outside on our weather terrace it's drifting a bit blowing around, but we had about 6 inches here in northwest, which was our biggest snowfall in about four years. now it's drifting, so we're a little bit over 6 inches because of the drift. back to the computer and we'll talk about a little banding snow now through prince frederick and calvert county back through st. mary's county out of here in an hour or so and you will be left with blowing and drifting snow

the other thing, bruce allen's fingerprints, obviously, you know, bruce told us a couple weeks ago that he was in charge. he was going to make this deal for the next coach with dan snider's input. but obviously john gruden, bruce allen, a history together in tampa. now, one last point, maybe some of the speculation or some of the questions about jay gruden and his brothers, the connection to his brother might be a bit unfair. we're going to have to give him the benefit of the doubt because he has the job now. we'll see what he can do on his own. >> you hit a couple buzz words there, jared and i want to pick up on one of them, gruden, the last name, there's no doubt that name resonates when it comes to the nfl. some people feel as you just said and you just talked about it a little bit, and i think it's a fair point, was this search extensive enough and that's a question that jay is going to, you know, be asked as this goes on. your take, was this extensive enough. did they turn over enough rocks to find the right guy at redskins park. >> it certainly looks like it, and sometimes you nev

john and marci. >> all right, mary bruce reporting live for us. thank you so much. >>> all right, as mary said the brutally cold temperatures are going to stick around for awhile. >> our coverage continues with accuweather meteorologist jim dick dickey. jim. >> good morning. another frigid morning lies ahead of us. in fact, fresh set of arctic air pushed into the northern plains, upper midwest, early morning low temperatures, minus 14, minneapolis, minus 29 in bismarck. thankfully temperatures will rebound as relative warmth works back in. no such luck across the northeast. mine nis 16 in burlington, minus 3 into syracuse, 7 into new york city. this cold will have some staying power. we'll keep it frigid right on through the weekend. john and marci, back to you. >> all right, jim dickey at accuweather. thank you. >>> a truly massive fire that lit up the sky in dallas. it engulfed a whole row of condos. residents say work on the units have been going on for years. only one of those condos was occupied and fortunately its owner wasn't home when the

here's the man to blame. >> it's always a party when bruce is here.ut one hour away from the closing bell today. what a market it has been. the fed coming out thomas thing they will continue to taper, reducing the bond buying program by another $10 billion to $65 billion a month. you can see the dow right there when that statement came out, whom, down to its low of the session. on the flipside, you have the 10 year benchmark yield that shot straight down. lots of bond buying going on in the treasury markets. expectreaction you would being that people think the fed is serious about taking stimulus away. >> slowly. $10 billion out of $75 billion, it's the same kind of cut as last time, but i look at it and i see it slowly tapering. >> the amount of people who said the fed was going to just keep doing what they were doing and aybe not taper even more -- little surprise for some of the strategists. >> and the fed is out today as well discussing this. the language was largely the same, so when the language is the same, it suggest a continuation. i want to

. >> how about bruce stern in "nebraska"? >> this is tough. "bruce -- bruce stern, rest in peace.e the daughter. >> laura? >> fantastic. i loved her in "jurassic park." >> she is like a poor man's goldie hawn. >> bless her hart. heart. bruce stern is not going to win this. he died. they only give the award possible few mussily if -- possible few mustily if you are hot. heath ledger is hot. >> the other guy in the category, leonardo do cap trio -- dicaprio, does he have a chance? >> i don't even know what he is nominated for. >> the last that could knock off matt, "12 years a slave." >> "12 years a slave" my ass. matthew has been a slave to the industry for 30 years. he ain't never won nothing. jarod leto and mcconaghey will come victorious from the academy awards and his speech will be epic. >> if they could put a bliebd -- blindfold on you and take you to neptune and they better have the sprockets rolling when you get off the space ship because you will behave as your man. that is a glorious feeling. >> cate blanchett took it to him. >> matthew mcconaghey spoke about neptune and

i can't speak for bruce. so in my case, there are a mber of areas that i am at this point aware that i have not analyzed with sufficient thoroughness to know what my opinion is actually going to be. let me flag them for you. i'm not i'm entirely sure i understand what the implications of the privacy rights -- acknowledging privacy rights for nonu.s. persons overseas is. and i'm not sure we will understand that until you hold 12333 against existing minute minimization procedures that they are going to have to write for this. and there is this phrase in there, as cam pointed out, these have to be the same as the minimization of u.s. citizens to the extent available. until you put all these puzzle pieces together, and i understand how feasible it is consistent with national security, how similar and how different they are going to be, i'm going to be a little tentative in how i react to that. in is also a part in the speech where the president says he 702 ts some reforms of vis-a-vis the use on non-u.s. persons.

sources close to the investigation tell bruce johnson the u.s. attorney is prepared to bring charges in the next few days. >> reporter: sources are tellingwusa 9 the federal investigation into mayor grey's 2010 campaign may be coming to a head with new charges. we have learned u.s. attorney has been meeting personally with brendan sullivan the attorney for key figure in the 2010 campaign probe. according to sources close to the investigation the two have been trying to work out plea agreements for business man, jeffrey thompson the reported figure who funded an off the books campaign for vincente grey for mayor in 2010. >>> in 2010 the campaign was compromised by back room deals, secret payments and flood of unreported cash. >> reporter: four staffers have taken felony pleas. mayor grey in an exclusive with us this month apologized for their actions for the first time and denied any knowledge of the $650,000 shadow campaign. >> how could it have gone on and not know about it. >> no body knew about it bruce. i talked to people in my campaign. my c

. >> i'm bruce johnson. topper says we're in for some significant winter weather. >> he's breaking out the bread- o-meter. you know it's serious. what are we talking here, top? >> probably a 5 on the bread-o- meter, maybe 6 on the impact meter. this will be a legitimate storm. a winter storm warning covers everybody from 7 a.m. till 11 p.m. tomorrow night. that covers southern maryland, the coast, the mountains, everybody in the metro area. arctic cold will accompany this storm, pure snow event for the entire metro area, dry, fluffy snow, not great for snowballs, good for sledding. morning commute with light snow. if you have to get out in the morning, less than an inch, but by afternoon slippery, 4 to 6, roads snow covered by then with 4 to 6 inches. try and stay off the roads if you can between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. here's our snowfall map, pretty easy. a lot of times we have four or five bands on here. we'll reduce it to two bands. 4 to 6 inches across the metro area north to south, east to west. there could

. >>> kris jenner on her ex bruce's bizarre appearance. >> what about the ponytail? >> trying to get rid of it. >> and what could be the craziest rumor she's ever tackled?

this is bruce johnson reporting from northeast washington for wusa9. >> and bruce, you kept moving, too, all right, friday is the latest deadline for candidates to report their campaign contributions. bowser and jack evans are above the $1 million mark. >>> all right, a head's up for commuters who use wisconsin avenue. right now, southbound lanes are closed. the longest stretch of wisconsin avenue in bethesda from battery lane to woodmont avenue. there is a water main break and there's no word when crews working on it will be finished. but, the wssc warns some lanes could be closed tomorrow for the morning commute. >>> much of the deep south is in a deep freeze tonight and that story tops our look at the most important moments from your world today in 90 seconds. >> chicago preparing for a historic deep freeze. this october, iowa is experiencing the 9th coldest winter in over 100 years. >> blinding whiteout conditions in the plains. the howling wind caused mass ifs snow drifts. >> the president will announce he is signing an executive order. raising the minimum wage for contract workers

for that and more we're joined by john, who covers the high court for cq roll call, bruce, author of "constitutional peril." and jacinta singh. john, let me start with you. it sounds like the man who organizes cases had a rough day in the saddle. >> i would agree with that. they appeared today and tried to convince the court and convinc e president did was not a big deal. he was requested from justices on the left and the right who want to it question that assertion. one particular moment that stood out to me was elena kagan, who was once holding that same job was up to the session to decide when they are in session or not in session. that is not a good sign for the obama administration. >> going back to the first days of the republic a common happenstance in washington. >> this is something that the general so solicitor tried. from making these appointments. so the senate is on the record of saying it is in session even if it is every three days and if it is not conducting business, that seems to me to persuade a majority of the justice that is the obama administration appointments

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>> it was my campaign, bruce. i didn't do anything. i didn't do anything.ize to people about the campaign. i can't apologize for what other people did, but it was the vincent gray campaign. i understand that. >> mayor gray tells us he does not want to leave office under a cloud. he's going to officially announce his campaign on saturday and will continue to maintain that when he talks to the crowd. he says there have been a few missteps but no corruption since he took office. coming up on wusa9 at 5:00 a.m., you'll hear more of our exclusive interview with mayor vincent gray. >>> new this morning at 4:30, police in brandywine, maryland are trying to figure out what led to an overnight fatal shooting. officers responded to a call around 1:30 last night. when they arrived on the scene in the 18700 block of croom road, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. he was later pronounced dead. right now they're working to establish a suspect in the case. >>> a sad morning for a family in gaithersburg after a 4-year- old boy dies in a fire that engulfed a po

four shirts, a sweatshirt, and a coat. >> reporter: mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> abc's mary bruce in washington, thank you so much. >>> forecasters are keeping an eye on the cold. >> accuweather's mar shall martinez continues our coverage. >> it will be bone-chilling and blustery in the north central region and the upper midwest. temperatures up to negative 26 in minneapolis. around sioux falls, negative 34. this cold weather is shifting over to the northeast, the southeast, and south central. there's a storm system that will usher the cold in. before it does, we'll have rain, freezing rain on some roadways along i-95 toward i-81. and some heavy lake-effect snow in the wake of the system in the lee of the lakes. the southeast will get some of the coldest weather they have had in years. now back to you, marci and muhammad. >>> elsewhere, rain showers up and down the southeast coast all the way into florida could cause problems with black ice. >> rain showers for the pacific northwest. across the southwest, sunny and mild. 77 for the high in l.a. >>> it appears weather may have been

abc's mary bruce now with the very latest on the effort to get the blaze under control. >> reporter: what began as an out-of-control campfire quickly spread thursday. ping-ponging through neighborhoods in the glendora foothills outside los angeles. >> it came through here like a hurricane. it went from being calm to couldn't even see. >> reporter: the fire fueled by hot santa ana winds and extreme drought, the worst in 150 years. >> it's crazy. it's a little surreal. >> reporter: 700 firefighters scrambled to battle the blaze from the air. >> you can see the water trying to get on the brush. >> reporter: and on the ground. residents grabbed bucks and hoses pitching in to save their neighborhood. all that hard work is paying off. >> the forward spread of the fire has stopped. >> reporter: three men now behind bars accused of sparking the raging blaze with an illegal campfire. >> one was very remorseful for starting the fire. >> reporter: 30% of the fire is now contained but not before it burned 1700 acres. 2,000 homeowners were forced to evacuate told to grab what they could and get o

it's going to be awe physically cold, bruce. make sure -- awfully cold, bruce.f you have old i'ms, leave the water dripping a little -- pipes, leave the water dripping a little bit. >> that would be me. >> anything that's not well insulated because we definitely could have freezing especially because temperatures are so warm now and cooling down so rapidly. >> we've been warned. thanks a lot. >>> when we come back, are the burgundy and [ technical difficulties ] >> plus a wildcard weekend has come to an end. we got some great games this weekend, the coldest of which which tonight in green bay, but a sleeveless colin kaepernick led the 49ers to victory. >> it was amazing. our team fought. we played hard. >> we'll talk more about those games coming up in game on overtime. >>> the washington wizards went toe to toe with the golden state warriors the first half of tonight's game but appears they forgot to come back out of the locker room for the second half, a recap of that game as well, plus the lady terps began their final run of the acc and made a statement tonig

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