i never had a bullseye rash. i just began feeling really sick, weak, having trouble sleeping.issing school. i -- >> how long did this -- this obviously went on through school and then high school, too, right? >> yes. i wasn't able to finish high school, i ended up testing out. >> how did that affect your friendships with people, because you were isolated. >> it was very isolating. my illness and symptoms got to the point where it consumed my life and every action that i took. am i stable enough to stand in the shower today? >> when did you know, finally know you had lyme disease? >> it took about five years, between my sister and i, 23 doctors to get a diagnosis. >> 23 doctors. >> during which time we had no specific thing to do. i was being treated for chronic fatigue. we lost friends that couldn't understand the illness. >> just getting sicker and sicker. >> mm-hmm. >> kate, how did you finally get help? >> at the beginning i asked if it was lyme. i was told, no, we don't have lyme in california. we were being treated by a doctor for chronic fatigue. finally after five years

this is going to be the bullseye of northern and western suburbs. at 1:00, now we're 28 downtown. roads are going to do nothing but deteriorate on thursday. it snows at least thro

in the bullseye northeast yet again. advisories are up. so that warnings. some areas could see up to 6 inches of snow. it could be a slushy morning in new york and d.c. and evening commute. bill karins will fill us in on whether this will be the last blast of winter. >>> a death in mississippi has the fbi searching for answers this morning. they discovered a man's body hanging from a tree in claiborne county. local officers were searching for a person who went missing earlier in the month. the ncaap says the body is otis byrd an african american. now, at this point the sheriff's office has not determined whether the death was a homicide or a suicide. today local police and the fbi are expected to go door to doo conducting interviews in the area. in philadelphia a deadly police shooting turns violent. ten people were arrested after chairs and punchings were thrown. protesters are upset that two officers were cleared in the death of brandon state brown who was killed during a traffic stop last december. his death sparked weeks of protest. outside the meeting

this is going to be the bullseye of northern and western suburbs. even at 1:00, now we're 28 downtown. roads are going to do nothing but deteriorate on thursday. it snows at least through the early to midafternoon. so no refreezing tonight. milder just light rain and showers tomorrow. rain to snow thursday by dawn. significant snow possible. i would say in the metro area inside the beltway right now i'd say 1 to 4 more north and west. >>> shots fired along the intercounty connecter sent police scrambling. it happened in the eastbound lanes of route 200 just before i-95 in laurel and police don't know who fired those shots. scott broom is near the scene for us tonight. he joins us live with more on the investigation. what do you know? >> we have breaking developments now also. we're hearing sources with the park police are telling us they're now about six miles from here investigating reports of shooting on the bw parkway and the reports that a building may have been struck somewhere around the nsa. that's developing right now but it raises the prosp

the bullseye is still north and west of town. roads become very slick by 10 a.m. 2 to 4 in town, 4 to 8 north and west. >> you can check the latest weather conditions any time you like with the free wusa 9 app. besides the radar there is live traffic showing wrecks and slowdowns and you cann eve get alerts for school delays and cancellations. >>> we're following breaking news of a second roadside shooting reported in maryland. the most recent one is near the bw parkway and route 32. this after an earlier shooting around the intercounty connecter. scott broom is live there. >> what do we have? >> let's talk about this latest incident. what we know, u.s. park police confirming they are investigating a shooting where apparently a building on the nsa campus was struck. it is unclear and they are not directly linking that incident and the one that happened here at the icc. both incidents under investigation at this hour. both of them mysterious and clearly alarming. let me get you to the icc incident which happened about 10 minutes ti

moore has been the bullseye for three major tornadoes since 1999. >> a reason for this being a favored tornado location is the moisture coming in from the south and east. it clashes with desert air from the swet. >> reporter: tonight, thousands of people here are without power, but not without gratitude. >> they walked out of there with our babies untouched. untouched. >> reporter: as tornado season is now underway. it will be another long night for residents here. more than 30 homes are destroyed in this neighborhood alone. there is debris in every direction here. and just to our south national weather service just announced that the city of moore was hit with an ef-1 tornado with winds up to 110 miles per hour. lester. >> all right, gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> to the middle east now where the chaos in yemen has suddenly expanded into a dangerous regional war with iran on one side saudi arabia on the other. and as you might imagine, syria's implications all around for the u.s. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more. >> reporter: saudi arabia has long been known for

in the bullseye northeast yet again. advisories

you've been the bullseye the last couple days as the low pressure areas pass by. the south bay received the most rainfall. how about this video huntington beach california. is that snow on the beach? looks like it. a big hail storm hit huntington beach. looks like maybe the canadian coastline, not the california coastline. a beach blanket of hail in southern california. talk about additional rain chances coming up. >>> two men shot and killed in livermore and the one person who survived the confrontation is now behind bars. police say it may have been a contraband deal gone wrong. authorities arrested 28-year-old james ware just hours after last night's shooting. we talked to a woman visiting a growing memorial at the scene. she says one of the victims is her ex-boyfriend and the father of her 4-year-old son. >> he's very loved. he's very missed. it's going to be one of the hardest things to have to tell his son. >> james ware is not charged with murder. he is charged with grand theft and weapons charges. >>> oakland students wore blue in a stand of solidarity tod

he and his fellow officers are trained to hit a bullseye the size of a dime from 100 yards away. >> you had to hit a 95 percentile. this is with a pistol and a rifle. if you missed, you were out. >> mike is a crack shot. he could shoot the eye out of a canary a couple hundred yards. if he said he could do it, we knew he could do it. >> the circumstances are almost perfect for plum to pull off the daring move. between angry rants, a sad calm comes over the gunman. he often sits very still with the gun dangling between his legs. >> he's holding it loosely in his hand. these resolvers weigh a little bit. and he's out there for two, three hours hanging on to this thing. >> with his knowledge of ballistics, plum can even predict where the shrapnel from connolly's gun will go. away from the gunman. >> if i hit it right where the cylinder snaps into the front of the frame, the shrapnel from the bullet would be absorbed by the rounds and inside the cylinder. >> but the head of the s.w.a.t. team takes his time before making a final decision. >> i'm pretty sure he mulled it over or thought about

>> bullseye sean. it's always been about the narrative.it's easy to understand ferguson when you realize a simple fact, it is about the narrative that police departments across the country are structurally racist. that they do their job like a bunch of racists. what is the fix? washington, d.c. eric holder will sweep in and from washington start issuing edicts start filing lawsuits and eventually assert more power over police departments. that's how to understand ferguson. there's another element that also is going on. a racially polarized population helps democrats win election. it's that simple. so they constantly have to churn this racial narrative so they can get minorities voting like they did in 2012 at rates of like 98% for democrat candidates. that's what this is all about. it's very easy to understand. >> kevin, let me go back to some incidents that happened here. i mean we have the stepfather burn this [ bleep ] down. watch. >> burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down! burn this [ bleep ] down!

. >> watch out, christina has her bullseye there. north bay, look at this map. look again, a smooth easy drive. down into the city. 1011, no delays, same thing for 37 over to vallejo. slight build here for the east shore freeway. not enough for slowing. more light that shows, they scan the cameras in the area. also talking about 68 w0b earlier issue has completely cleared from the roadway. there was a stall there, but no lanes blocked. now, we'll move to something more interesting. over here, build for the tri-valley, and over here, southbound 880 at davis coming out of san leandro reports of a crash blocking your slowing lane. sounds like there's still activity causing a slow down towards the area. that's the only slowdown in the area. that include the y and the merge over towards the san mateo bridge. over here, there's that little build we talked about. the tri-valley, little slowing, mild there. west 580 continues that build through livermore. typical pattern over here. as we move to the south bay, smooth drive. the earlier fire activity, we're going to put

populated sections from washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia dover, delaware, atlantic city the bullseye of the day. very heavy snow right now in maryland. an i've an hour type snow trying to make its way to the d.c. area. if you can stay off the roads up around i-95 and philadelphia next six hours is when to stay off the roads. the additional snow in addition to what is already on the ground. six in philly and six in baltimore. could get another three in new york city bringing us up a four to five inches total. the evening commute will be really slow in a lot of areas. a lot of folks home with their kids because they didn't have school. things very cold behind the storm system. single digits and all that have cold air coming to the east coast. people will be cleaning up in the ice and snow. it's going to be ugly until about saturday afternoon. that's when we'll start the big melt. >> bill, thanks so very much. now to the nation's capital and jim cantore. jim, good morning. >> here at the national mall the snow continues to come down. as far as about a mile behind me is usually the washi

i don't think it's quite there from what i've seen but i haven't seen actually the bullseye. >> there'sloser to threatening this possibility with some kind of vote or perhaps a departure. so relations are at an all-time low. if they could have gotten any worse. i can't believe it. but yeah. >> i think the negotiating leverage that greece may have had a few years ago when this was new is gone. and as a result it's whether they believe they should exit. it's not going to be good for them. >> let's talk to you about the real reason we brought you here today. general motors just announced it is buying back $5 billion in gm shares by the end of 2016. in return you are withdrawing your candidacy for the gm board. and for those who don't know or haven't been following along as it's been going, you represented four hedge funds that were pressing gm to distribute more cash through an $8 billion buyback. thanks for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> a note on gm they say harry wilson's war ends with roic disclosures. they have a hold on the stock. people looked at this as you really go

i cannot believe -- >> bullseye. >> i can't believe that. he sounds like her.ts about maroon 5 and memorized all of their songs and music videos. so what happened? >> the special ed teacher decided to make a meeting happen. so they went to the radio station, hot 95 in maryland. saw this video they arranged him for meet maroon 5 backstage. everything was going great. christopher gets there and i guess backstage can be overwhelming for this young boy. he kind of got a little you know, a little freaked out. he laid on the floor, and watch, look at the image of adam and his band, and what they did when they met him. he was laying on the floor so the entire band -- >> that's so sweet. >> laid down with him. >> and the radio station tweeted out that picture. >> and all were crying. >> great story. >> that humanizes the sexiest man alive. >> married to the victoria's secret. >> people come up brash on the show you see a human moment like that when a child touches you. >> it's really something. we should point out that that was tweeted out by hot 95.5. >>> all right. >