westmoreland county schools are on a one hour delay in maryland - carroll county is delayed two hours in west virginia - jefferson county west schools are closed today. hampshire and grant counties are on a two hour delay. .watch the bottom of your screen ... school closing updates will show up at the bottom of your screen. winter storm watch tonight through saturday morning for st. mary's county - accumulations are nw (frederick, md, hillsboro & purcellville in loudoun county, carroll county) - snow is ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and cold. winds: n 5-10 mph saturday: am clouds, pm sun. cold & breezy. snow possible over southern md. few flurries possible in the dmv. highs: 27-32 winds: nw 5-15 g 20 mph julie toss to john weather. for updates on the go - be sure to download our free abc-7 stormwatch app in the app store and google play. what could be a tense meeting happening today in new york. president-el

two more goals from andy carroll. two more goals from andy carroll.hat wonderful volley against crystal palace lost weight. get himself whiplash. that fit enough to play today. those goals have piled misery on middlesbrough. slaven village, not quite happy, he is never happy, that he was the happier of the two. it was a good week for us after the palace in. it was a good week for us after palace. we played with confidence against them and use that momentum to build on that and to come here and put out a really strong performance and three massive points for us. especially good with a good performance. that is great. we weren't in the way the crowd demanded. even last season we have one style and we didn't score, we didn't create one chance play in that style. the team was broken on the pitch. we decided to win more games. so that means middlesbrough are in i6. thing is very tight at the bottom. there was only one point separating the bottom for when we went into today but swansea are the big movers and shakers. 18 points now with just their fifth win

well, the carroll family was a long-standing family at st. john's, and here is a stained glass window that was prepared when these windows were installed in the church in honor of william carroll and his family, the library congress, of course, has that bible today, but st. john's has memorialized william carroll in this stained glass window. i've been mentioning some of the stained glass windows of st. john's. when the building was first built, there were not stained glass windows. they were clear windows, and some with shades to block out the sunlight when it was very, very bright. in the mid-1880s, a decision was made to introduce true stained glass windows, which were made by the famous lorinne glass form in france. decisions were made that the windows would have a certain amount of uniformity to them, that they would reflect scenes from the life of jesus or of st. john's, for whom the church was named. one of these windows that was installed was the montgomery blair, who was postmaster general during president lincoln's administration. p

mary's county - accumulations are nw (frederick, md, hillsboro & purcellville in loudoun county, carroll county) - snow is ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and cold. lows: 15-24 winds: n 5-10 mph saturday: am clouds, pm sun. cold & breezy. snow possible over southern md. few flurries possible in the dmv. highs: 27-32 winds: nw 5-15 g 20 mph don't be so sure coming up. a big change from the president-elect... surrounding one of this biggest campaign promises. the details.. ahead. plus.. kicked off a plane- in the middle of a family tragedy. now these sisters are speaking out. what happened.. and what the airline is saying about the ordeal. happening today. four people charged with kidnapping, and torturing a teen, while streaming the attack on facebook- are due in court. the crime called "terrible" by president obama. and now-- chicago police say the four suspects are now charged with a hate crime. abc's marci gonz

stephen carroll joins me in the studio. we have been talking a lot about donald trump's press conference causing a lot of waves around the world. stephen carroll joins me in the studio. it is causing a few ripples in the business world. >> we saw shares in drug companies fall after donald trump's comments that his government would push for lower prices. the president-elect said firms were getting away with murder on the prices they were charging for their medicine. drug companies are among the worst performing shares on european stock markets. down over 4% in copenhagen. on the rest of the european markets seeing more moderate losses. investors disappointed that donald trump didn't talk about fiscal stimulus in his press conference. global stock markets have been hitting record highs in the hopes of getting big spending from his administration. in paris nuclear firm shares 8.5% after the french government offered to buy out minority shareholders. genie: one company that is having a good day. >> it has been awarded a contrac

carroll we missed you last week. >> i missed you.his morning was not the same when i was not with the animal lovers, and you, but we're here now. it is beginning of the whole new year, and hopefully a whole new attitude for a lot of people, many people are kind year round. but, those who aren't i hope they can turn a new page this year. >> it is time. >> and our dog today is my talk marvin who you may remember i adopted from the show a couple of months ago. he now has fallen in love like everybody else with rahel. i will to have fight back. >> it is a love affair. >> he is so sweet. >> he is one of the many dogs at any shelter that is overlooked because people walk by because you look at him and get okay, just another black dog, you know, they may in the the show well in the cage. they hey bounce against the cage or lean this is back or they don't come forward but when you can isolate them out, that is when their personality comes out. and that is what has happened with this dog. marvin was turn back a million times. look at how swee

carroll is a spurs youth product, but he's made only three appearances this season.chester city are considering an appeal against bacary sagna's 40—thousand pound fine for the comments he made on social medial. the fa says he questioned ‘the integrity‘ of referee lee mason, who sent off a city player in their 2—1 win against burnley. he posted "10 against 12".. but still fighting and winning as a team". scotland women's head coach anna signeul will step down after this summer's euro 2017 finals. signeul has managed the side since 2005 and has led them to their first major tournament. her next role will be head coach of the finland national side. british athletics say they're confused as to why david weir has used social media to criticise them today. the six—time paralympic champion voiced his frustration with the governing body saying he doesn't want to race for his country again. weir wrote "i have been let down again. today is the day i officially retire from gb i will never put a shirt on again. thanks british athletics. what a joke."

tom carroll on debut for swansea with a bit of help went even closer.clement was happy, and not long after the interval, ecstatic. fernando llorente in the right place to put swansea ahead. celebrations had barely got started when he popped up again. merseyside was in shock. but not for long. roberto firmino got anfield going again. and he wasn't finished there. an equaliser showing his skill and ability. made in brazil, delivered to a mersey beat. the response they needed. now to go on and win. swansea had other ideas. they are battling at the other end of the table. any break isjumped on. sigurdsson wouldn't let this one get away. a famous first premier league win for paul clement, they move closer to their target as liverpool slip further away from their peers. the defeat leaves liverpool seven points behind leaders chelsea, who now have a game in hand, at home against hull on sunday. got thejob on got the job on january got the job onjanuary three. lots of people doubted clement, saying he is young and has not worked in the premier league as a manag

but the number of deaths and injuries to women go up. >> peggy carroll rejected having an abortion 24 years ago. her son, shawn, joined her today. >> he's the biggest blessing in my life. i don't understand abortion. >> today on twitter, president trump said he fully supports the march for life. but organizers here want to see results, including the defunding of planned parenthood, within the new president's first year. lester? >> peter alexander on capitol hill tonight, thanks. >>> it's been an intense first week in office for president trump, with a torrent of executive orders, significant u.s. policy shifts and public feuding as he moves rapidly to put his agenda into action. in arizona today, nbc's gadi schwartz sat down with supporters to get their reaction. >> in the county that gave president donald trump his most votes, his supporters are giving him rave reviews. >> as a small business owner i've been impressed with his desire to reduce regulations. >> i like everything he's doing. going for the wall. i like pro life. >> in his whirlwind first week in office, trump is set to w

thank you so much for that, stephen carroll. time for the press review. ♪ we joined on the set to take a look at the headlines today. let's start with the story that is a bombshell coming out of u.s. the press is buzzing about intelligence reports, unsubstantiated intelligence reports, that russia says it has damaging information, embarrassing information about donald trump. guest: according to cnn's report, these classified documents were presented last week to president obama and president-elect trump. these documents include allegations that russian operatives claimed to have , personal, and financial information about donald trump. you can see the wording here is very careful. there are not too many details. the same goes for "the new york times." they are talking about compromising and salacious personal information. you can see even in their title, they say none of this has been cooperated -- corroborated. host: some websites have gone so far as to publish the pages from this report. >> buzz feed is one of the media outlet

. >> marching on the thousands of abortion rights opponents like peggy carroll of maryland, here with 40 family members, optimistic about this moment. >> is there a new energy? >> there is a new energy. people are starting to realize that abortion is murder. >> speaking out today, vice president mike pence, making history as the first vice president ever to address the march for life. >> life is winning again. in america. >> emboldened by republicans gaining control of congress and the white house, activists are unfazed by reservations about candidate trump's evolving position on abortion. >> are you confident that as president, he truly supports this cause? >> we've seen his commitment to the life cause in his first week of office in a way we've never seen in another president. >> in his first week, president trump delivering on their first demand. vowing he'll appoint an anti-abortion justice to the supreme court within days. among those making a pilgrimage. katrina gallic and her classmates from bismarck, north dakota to lead today's march. >> why make the commitment to come this f

tal winchester virginia two and ao half inches, manchesters, manch maryland in carroll county c 3-inches of snow. hillsborough in loudoun county virginia 1.8.inia 1 purcellville maryland .8.ylan reagan national a dusting to att trace of snow. so your planner for the day today, 34 atlantean clock mix of clouds and sun. more4 at clouds movela in ofinte afternoon hours and we keep itep chilly today, only about 36, 3 37 degrees for your daytime dti high.gh. could more snow be on the way? y we'll have those answers ans coming up in a few more minutes. all right erin como house the cs roads. >> that's important for thehe weekend commute. 4:31 friday morning we've seenie a light dusting of snow in snow some places, heavier snow inin others but for the most parttart around the dmv or commuteomte inside the beltway is quietui and looking good. i've seen a lot of salt on thean roads in the northwest section i of the district when i droveen into work this morning butork th still use caution watch for for slick spots.k spo you could never be too t cautious when any type ofype o precipitation falls a

jason carroll, a very cold jason carroll standing live outside trump tower. >>> we mae to talk about all things political david schwartz assistant editor at "the washington post" and paul singer, washington correspondent for "usa today." welcome to you both. david, a big week for mr. trump. first press conference in 165 days. confirmation hearings start. russia is lauding trump's partial dismissal of u.s. intelligence officials on hacking. that happened this morning. and meryl streep is ripping donald trump on national television. david, what is mr. trump tweeting about this morning? meryl streep. thoughts? >> on russia, let's take a step back again. december 9th, my "washington post" colleagues reported out they had found out that russia played a heavy hand in the -- the intelligence assessment that russia had meddled in our election, gone after the democratic party. december 1th, president-elect trump went out on the sunday shows and dismissed it, called it ridiculous. now he's having trouble walking back from the perch where he a allowed himself to appear soft on russia. we don't

matthew, you just heard what jason carroll reported. are russians abuzz about what seems to be a battle royale between donald trump and the u.s. intelligence agencies? >> oh, yeah. i mean, look, the kremlin is making no bones about this. they are saying that this -- they believe there is this internal political dispute under way in the united states, even though the presidential election is over. and they have said the various measures that the outgoing obama administration have taken was specifically designed, had been specifically designed to undermine the ability of donald trump to deliver on his promises to forge this detente with russia. we're talking about this dossier, we're talking about the expulsion of russian diplomats a few weeks ago over the holiday period and the sanctions on russia, the deployment of nato forces in eastern europe as well from the united states in particular. these are all designed, according to the kremlin, to undermine the future prospects of the relationship under donald trump with russia. and so, yes,

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who needs dimitri payet quebec's marked one of the goals of the season from andy carroll.tep in short—term to the dimitri payet role. he was dropped by algeria, a really good performance by west ham. crystal palace, five games under sam alla rdyce palace, five games under sam allardyce without a win. let's get reaction from allardyce. allardyce without a win. let's get reaction from allardycelj allardyce without a win. let's get reaction from allardyce. i hit one in training through the week. i thought, i'll give it another go. a little bit cross, and it went in the ci’oss. little bit cross, and it went in the cross. it's been awhile in the making. i've been proud of this for a couple of years so i'm glad it has gone in. how high do you read that amongst your goals?|j gone in. how high do you read that amongst your goals? i think it's got to be up there, probably the best one. your concentration and the way you play, it has the last of the whole period of the game. u nfortu nately for whole period of the game. unfortunately for us, we didn'tjust lift one, we gifted two and

especially 580, carroll road where there was black ice. it is recovering from three traffic collisions in that area. we are seeing backup toward 2:05. we are seeing reports of black on ice. chp was reporting dangerous driving conditions on northbound and southbound 17 south of the lexington reservoir. a few lanes with black ice reported. fortunately, though, no major traffic collisions due to the black ice. we will keep a close eye on that. i'll send things back over to you. >>> breaking news. let's start in san francisco. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. several streets closed down. we have been bringing you updates since 5:30. >>> sharon? >> sam and laura, we're here at capital avenue and montana. and you can see there is a lot of police activity out here. we will see you video we got in minutes ago. this is reported the suspect who is being escorted out to the ambulance. police details are still sketchy right now. what we do know is reportedly there was a police officer-involved shooting. then earlier, about two ho

we begin with cnn national correspondent jason carroll, live outside trump tower. good morning, jason. >> reporter: good morning, carol. that meeting is set to begin at 12:30 with all these intelligence officials that donald trump has basically been criticizing over the past few weeks. during that congressional hearing yesterday it became very, very evident that his continued questioning of the intelligence that is out there about the russian cyber attacks has been hurting the intelligence community, undermining the community, hurting morale. that was made very clear during congressional hearings yesterday. having said that, kellyanne conway early this morning on "new day" speaking to our own chris cuomo made it very clear in her eyes that the president-elect is not going easy on russia. >> he's not sheltering russia. and don't you say that again. he's not sheltering russia. >> how is he not? i don't understand how the legitimate answer to the question is to blame the current president. >> i'm not blaming the current president. i'm asking you a question. all of a s

in parts of montgomery and carroll counties, baltimore, we will have freezing rain. elsewhere we are seeing showers and this continues and after that we dry up. what's the rest of the weekend looking like? i will have the details. >> see you then. we will have of the the latest updates. up to the minute updates in your neighborhood. >> to the presidential transition, we are days away from the inauguration of donald trump. people gathered at a church for a rally promoting inclusion. the airport shows their message. >> metropolitan ame church from religious segregation opened their doors for those who oppose what they see for the policies of exclusion and hateful rhetoric. >> we try to do the work around policy and resistance that will make all people here in the nation feel welcome. >> they marched through the streets to get here. >> this is your home. >> we are immigrants who are contributing to society through our work and education and we are here to stay and we are not going anywhere. >> they are troubled by what they have been hearing. hateful rhetoric to immigra

carroll: did professor mcmanus, impact ofabout the the chinese and others have had in that other and this number blew my mind, he figured about 62 square miles of damage to that area in terms of the reefs, as large as to deb. a lot of it from the chese clam fishers. the giant clams have been overfished and are not easy to get from the ocean beds. >> there are live giant clams, but not enough to satisfy the demand in china for giant carvings from giant clams, so what also interested me about the story is that it was a market story. in a way, it is about market forces sort of gone wild. oliver: up next, the new cosmetics trend. it might cause trouble with some consumers. carol: trouble making good choices? we have a board game for you. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am carol massar. oliver: i am oliver renick. you can also catch us on the radio. on xm channel 119, 1200 in boston, and am 960 in the bay area. carol: and in london, and in asia on the bloomberg radio plus app. section,n the cosmetic cosmetic makers are ramping up production and a

>> i said lewis carroll would be proud of that kind of reasoning. i looked straightforwardly with the process with president obama's education secretaries and said we would do the same thing for president-elect trump's nominee. she has now spent 50% more time here in this hearing than either secretary duncan or secretary king did for president obama. she visited every one of your offices. she asked to go in december, no one made time for her in december. she came in january. she received questions from you which she is going to answer. she completed the f.b.i. background. she followed every rule the committee had. i said we'll consider the tax return question at an executive session next week whether we want to change the rules and require that in the future. we senators don't do it for ourselves and we don't do it for our nominees. so we can talk about that. and you will have two days to ask additional written questions, she'll do her reasonable number of them. she'll do her best to give you reasonable answers to them, and we'll not go forward with

cnn's jason carroll has details. >> reporter: boy colt l.l.not if the president-elect has anything to say about it. donald trump tweeting thank you to linda bean of l.l. bean for your great support and courage. people will support you even more now, buy l.l. bean. that after an anti-trump movement called grab your wallet added the outdoor retailer to the list. >> i think it's a case of bullying. me and the companies that i own. >> reporter: reports show that bean donated $36,000 to the political organization backing trump. l.l. bean is urging the boycott organizers to reconsider. saying in a statement released over the weekend, no individual alone speaks on behalf of the business or represents the values of the company that l.l. built. adding that l.l. bean does not endorse political candidates. take positions on political matters or make political contributions. simply put, we stay out of politics. trump not the only one coming to the company's defense. independent senator angus king of maine, will l.l. bean is based says the boycott efforts

everything moving east into carroll county out of frederick county. even howard county, seeing some of that shower activity as well. germantown to rockville now. we've got showers. i want to zoom in to the 70 corridor. taking that east toward the redland area. only the showers are coming in. north to rockville, coming out of german town. and boy, it's even up to clarks burg. don't be surprised if the streets are west here. moving east, 40 miles an hour. laurel, 5:42. columbia at about 5:46. and other showers will still be passing, again from west virginia, western maryland, toward frederick and carrollton. up there, it's coldest. only in the upper 30s in hagerstown in westminster right now. rest of us, low to mid-30s. fredericksburg, 46. and we've got 41 coming this from reidville right there. and our michael and sons weather camera. clouds, kind of a so-so day, if you will. we will see warmer temps head this way. but not until tomorrow. and said with, you're going to love. 44 now, feeling like 40 with a south wind at seven miles per hour. but that is

paul carroll who was invited but i was the shyest person in the world to ask how did i you do it? and writers were solitary creatures there is a difference between the right turn and the author the writer does not call her hair or get dressed up or wear jewelry per cauchy stays at home and does not answer the phone and is very cranky. [laughter] and imi best self so don't't worry and we're often in the dark sometimes they think they know what we're doing but often headed toward the answer we got another question is like the breech baby budget on zero the question until you write the answers so that process a follows it and you hopee after a couple of years you have been to waste did your life. that is why reid don't answer the phone or like people knocking on the door. trying to figure radish she could wash her clothes ands figure things out i am going to read a little bit that this this from my new book "a house of my own" stories from my life" i gathered together from the 30 years of my life i had to admit and whittle them so there was no repetition but it was published in the n

carroll long time upper west cider and patron of book culture. she traveled to work extensively during her lengthy career. sheave learning of her sole consultancy, learning works, provides inclusion in human resources, learning and development and leadership management across many work places. associate professor for graduate programs and brightest accomplishment is her son daniel and his greatest accomplishment his two grandchildren. james the son of david and carole. father of grant and poppy, is profession consultant and visual artist who resides in prove dense rhode island. traveling with his mom since he was born in new york city and lived in a few other places he had benefit of seeing much of the world and enjoys a quieter live in providence, rhode island. okay. thank you, thank you. also joining us is british-born nicholas delbanco his book, running in place, scenes from the south of france he comments on frequency of time spent talking at jimmy's table. delbanco published 29 books of fiction and non-fiction. his latest novel. the nature o

cnn's jason carroll is live outside trump tower with more, good morning, jason. >> reporter: good morning to you, carol. it's been six months since the last press conference. there needed to be clarification on a number of issues six months ago. six months later, there still needs to be clarification on a number of issues. you talk about repealing and replacing obamacare, repeal, yes, but replace it specifically with what and when? he's also made numerous promises to build a wall on the border that mexico is going to pay for. mexico says they're not going to pay for it. if u.s. taxpayers have to foot the bill, when will u.s. taxpayers be reimbursed and how? you talk about the russian intel reports, very clear, russia was behind the cyber hacking. reince priebus made it very clear that the president-elect is on board, he thinks, with the results of the intel report. but trump's critics say he still has not come out with some sort of a definitive strong statement against russia. so these are some things that many people, presumably even some of trump's critics, will be looking for during th

i got up to 1774 with john carroll. >> host: he was the first bishop? >> he was consecrated in 1790 and was pre-apostolic before that. i am halfway through the second one that deals with the revolutionary war and the early republic. at my age, i don't buy a green banana, but i am sort of trying to deal with god. if you keep me on this planet, i will keep producing the books. >> host: thank you for being here. the book is continental ambitions and the author is kevin starr of san francisco. thank you for joining us on mosiac . i hope you will enjoy continental ambitions and the success of books as they come out. we talked to quite a few filmmakers and they shared personal stories ... from independents.... to rs... here's a >>> welcome to base sunday, i am your host, kenny choi. we have personal sure is from independence to contenders. here's the best the base sunday. was she your inspiration for your latest.>> my mother was a dance teacher. that's how we grew up. we all ended up in show business.>> -- >> host: i reath

and of course your like, you and is it -- john carroll lynch?es was hamburgers, fries and soft drinks. so they got rid of 42 other menu items and just put that on the menu. and then they said, okay, now how can we deliver the food in 30 seconds instead of 30 minutes. and so they broke down and they designed this fast food kitchen, just like henry ford designed the -- the assembly line. >> jimmy: it is phenomenal to watch. and i want to show everyone a a clip. here's nick offerman, who's playing dick mcdonald -- >> dick mcdonald. >> jimmy: and -- and talking to michael keaton, who's playing ray kroc, who is the founder. take a look at this. >> mcdonald's. >> just found a way to save you, me and all our owner/operators literally hundreds of dollars a year in electrical cost. >> and what would that be? >> two words. powdered milkshake. i've telling you i came across a remarkable product called insta-mix. like i say, it's a powdered milk shake. it's a fraction of the cost of ice cream, and requires no >> great. >> i tell you, i've tried it myself. i

jason carroll live from trump tower. i'm joined by former senior bush administration official brian hook, deputy director of congressional relations at the foundation for defense of democracy, boris silverman and former cia counterterrorism official phil mudd. welcome to all of you. let's dive right in. phil, sean spicer, trum spokesman says trump is prepared to listen during the intel briefings but will still have questions. for example, this one. list listen. >> the dnc is saying the fbi never looked at the server. they're saying they never got access. regardless of who is right and who is wrong, if the server is never looked at, how do you in the intelligence community come to this kellyanne conway collusion? it's a fair question to ask. i think he's going to ask questions like that, not questioning the intelligence, but questioning how the conclusions were arrived at. >> by server, he means the democratic national committee didn't turn the server over to the fbi but instead had a trusted third party look into the ser

cnn's jason carroll is live outside of trump tower. >> good morning, carol. it's very important for any incoming president or president to have a solid positive working relationship with the intelligence community. to say that donald trump has gotten off on the wrong foot might be an understatement. president-elect donald trump striking a conspiratorial tone yet again against u.s. intelligence. in a new cryptic tweet, rewrites, intelligence briefing on so-called russian hacking was delayed until friday. perhaps more time needed to build a case. very strange. u.s. intelligence officials san jose there's no delay. they say the meeting was always set to take place later this week adding president obama has yet to receive the full briefing on russian hacking. trump vowed to release inside information he has about the hacks by today. democratic congressman adam schiff responding to trump's claims saying, this week new donald trump promises new info about russian hacking. only he knows. next week, what really happened at roswell. one saying director of intelligence

time now for the business update with stephen carroll. you will start in france with the future of the shipyard that built the biggest cruise liner in the world. >> more than 120 ships have been built at the shipyard on the west of france. its owners have filed for bankruptcy. it had been looking to sell off the french facility. firm has been selected as the preferred bidder for that french business. it is the only profitable part of the south korean company. the french government will now have to approve that deal. >> to china where things are looking up for that country's industry >>. the minute factoring sector growing at its fastest rate in four years. that's manufacturing sector. they were boosted by stronger demand and an increase in new clients. the sector had been struggling demand andker overcapacity in many industrial factories. >> there could be good news in the fight against pollution. hashe chinese government discovered a number of pollution rs -- while factories are one major polluter, cars are another. they recently reduced

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genie: we will stay with his news with stephen carroll.ou will start with a look at the markets. >> the federal reserve's latest meeting is giving investors not to think about today. considering a faster pace of interest rate rises in the united states linked to donald trump's plans for the economy. in europe it is pretty flat across the board. the ftse 100 added another record high earlier in trading thanks to a weaker pound. the greenback hit a 16 year high on wednesday. where let's go to germany unusually low unemployment is actually causing some problems. close tobless rate is full employment. in regions like bavaria they often find they can't hire. bavaria in southern germany is well-known for its car manufacturing and machine tools production. these days all sectors of the economy are doing well. the owner of a heating company says he is rushed off his feet. tough trying to keep up with the demand. there is so much work right now. too much for the team i currently have. he employs 28 people and could easily take on three more cannot

gabe yel carroll has the details. >> reporter: carrie richards is a fifth generation rancher who movedun the richards family ranch in may. >> and they moo. >> reporter: for generations the ranch has been selling its beef wholesale. but now richards is trying to bring the ranch's old school grass-fed beef to everyday consumers. >> you look at how beef is traditionally sold. it's big business. it's retail and it's lots of middlemen. >> reporter: through its website, it enables shoppers to buy shares of individual cows. >> what i like about crowd cow is each animal they sell for a ranch, they feature the ranch and explain how the coy is raised and they feature all the different aspects that makes that ranch unique. >> reporter: looking on the site now, four 16-ounce steaks sell for just over $100 which the company says rival prices at farmers markets and high-end stores. richards is working to become the first california ranch selling through crowd cow. as it expands its supply base from washington to california. >> a company like crowd cow would increase that retail capability for us. it

i am joined by stephen carroll. starting with deutsche bank, which has been fined by the u.k.nd u.s. authorities. million over a russian money-laundering scheme. the bank admitted numerous opportunities to detect, and investigate, and stop suspicious trade to stop $10 billion illegally moved out of russia over a four-year period. >> another legal dilemma for beleaguered deutsche bank. it is willing to cooperate with u.k. and u.s. regulators and pay over $600 million in fines for its connections to alleged money-laundering in russia. $425che bank will pay million to you race regulators and $204 million to u.k. regulators. -- two u.s. regulators and $204 million to u.k. regulators. had numerous opportunities to detect, investigate, and stop the skin. by dfsstigation launched uncovered evidence of so-called mirror trades at the bank between 2011 and 2015. clients were buying securities in rubles at the bank's moscow office, then selling them for identical numbers in dollars. at a different branch. is said that they could have been used to facilitate money-laundering. deutsche ban

pharmacy in carroll street in the district. they jump in, jump over the counter and they run out. it's like ten seconds. if you recognize anybody the police would like to hear from you. maureen: with nine days until the inauguration, the secret says it is ready for whatever happens. agents spoke with abc7 today telling us they have a robust security plan in place for months. the secret service is reaching out to thousands of the that will be affected by the festivities and the security. >> we have been aggressive with this. we started reaching out in october. to the folks that live and work in the area so they have an idea of what to expect in the inauguration week. maureen: the secret service says right now there is no information indicating any credible threat in the inauguration period. we have the breakdown of the schedule and the road closures at the top of wjla.com. jonathan: federal grand jury now has indicted six high-level former volkswagen executives in the emissions cheating scandal. v.w. will plead guilty to fraud to name a couple. it will include billion dollar fines

stephen carroll is here to talk to us. we will stay in the united states were more details have against a charges senior volkswagen employee there. stephen: court documents filed in the case allege that volkswagen's senior executive management was briefed on the cheating software in july of 2015, a week before american authorities were told about it. that could mean other figures from the company could face charges, this at a time when volkswagen is trying to finalize a criminal settlement with the united states over the emissions scandal. genie: let's look at what is happening on the markets. stephen: european shares are trading up at this lunchtime. we have seen the london ftse 100 hit another record high of trading today. there are good results from the market chain. morrison, volkswagen shares up 1% after the latest revelations from the united states. mexico, there have been more demonstrations over the increase in fuel prices. stephen: the country's president he decided to keep -- announced his plan after meeting with

frederick and carroll county. columbia, coming out of danna. this is heading your way. lisbon, around route 70. in frederick, the catoctin are seeing it. downtown frederick. you've got light showers over you now. but you go a few miles west towards 70 and braddock. and this is going to move quickly to the east, at about 40 miles an hour. temps, mid30s in hagerstown. we're sitting at 34 in the district. winchester is 39. kind of a chilly night out there. but we're not thinking we'll see much in the way of showers unti 44 currently. feeling like 41 with the humidity at 63%. definite jacket weather for just about everybody if you're heading out. here's the future cast. got clouds around. not too much tonight. but by tomorrow morning, look at the showers just in time for the morning commute. give yourself extra time. yellow weather alert day because of the showers early f. future cast is right, we may not see much more other than a few showers here and there. but still, the yellow weather alert for morning. front sweeps through later wednesday -- or later tuesday, into wedn

police say, johnson and mark carroll or at the same party. >> pam: the night before her body was found. >>:, words tiny i will give you. >> pam: margaret is now in the custody of the vacaville police department. >> pam: he is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow morning there. >> brittney: we are going to see a tilly night ahead. we will see a cold start tomorrow morning. a few little isolated showers. >> brittney: we will watch for this little weather disturbance off the coast. we originally thought it could swing through san francisco. >> brittney: by 9:00 a.m. it will look like all the fall will left. closer look at your 7 day forecast it shows that our temperature will stay right are around 60 degrees. >> brittney: tomorrow we're looking at late sunshine. by tuesday we are tracking a few more changes. and weather was start to drop down into the mid- 50s. >> steve: straight ahead on 90 year old high-flying birthday wish. >> pam: now breaking that 30,000 mark for the first time ever how transe presidency may have made an impact. --how tromps presidency may have made

carroll, great to see you. >> so great to see you. >> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00 here's what we have at eight, thieves targeted a jewelry store in the the lawncrest neighborhood see what they have behind in the break in. >>> and president trump gets to work as new white house spokesmen launches a tirade against reporters, and just like yesterday, dense fog covers center city philadelphia we will tell you how long it will last on "eyewitness news" thi ♪ >>> a zero seven year-old would hand is stabbed to death inside of her southwest philadelphia home and police say, they know who did it. >>> they stood up, counted and they were heard from washington to philadelphia, marchers sent a message to president trump. >>> and a crack closes a connection between two turnpikes and new is there word that repairs will take longer then expect. >>> so it is sun take yan 22nd good morning i'm rahel solomon let's go over to just continue drabick. justin still another dreary, ra

>> all right, jason carroll reporting live from trump tower in new york city, thanks so much. in minutes the hearings continue on capitol hill. more of donald trump's cabinet picks facing a grilling from lawmakers. first up, as i said, energy secretary nominee rick perry. that will happen in about 20 minutes. then trump's treasury pick steve mnuchin is on the hot seat at 10:00 a.m. sunlen serfaty is following this for us from are capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. another big day on capitol hill for the incoming trump administration, this after four key confirmation hearings yesterday where we saw trump's pick for health and human services secretary tom price questioned over these allegations of insider trading, his investments and clearly his intentions put on the spot by senator elizabeth warren. >> did you buy the stock and then did you introduce a bill that would be helpful to the companies you just bought stock in? >> the stock was bought by a broker who was making that decisions. i knew nothing about those. >> you couldn't have a diversified portfolio

carroll says, it is people who are the menace and they need to be fined for litter.ving on, if you wanted to take a picture right now, for many, it would be easy. just get out your smartphone and snap away. but it's not always been so simple, as photographer henry iddon has been finding out. he's been quite literally following in the footsteps of a pair of victorian brothers, by using a glass plate camera to capture the images you see behind me of england's highest mountains. hejoins us now. you'rejust saying, is amazing seeing them that size on the screen. it is fantastic to see them so large. what inspired you to get this camera and go up mountains to ta ke get this camera and go up mountains to take photographs, following in the footsteps of the famous photographers? i have access to the camera which was used by the abraham brothers through a collection and heritage trust. it was interesting to photograph contemporary climbers with a camera owned and used by the photographers which were the pioneers of rock climbing photography. that is george and ashley abraham.

let's begin with cnn's jason carroll live outside trump tower. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. let's begin with the interview that the president-elect gave. he has been talking about a number of familiar topics to fox news. he explained he's still angry over that unsubstantiated report that leaked about him and russia. he still had some choice words about the wall and mexico, saying mexico will, in fact, reimburse the united states for the cost of the wall but did not give specifics about how and when that would happen. still again speaking out about congressman lewis and those democratic lawmakers who say they are boycotting his inauguration. >> i think for him to have grandstanded, because i think he just grandstanded, john lewis and then got caught in a very bad lie. let's see what happens. as far as other people going, that's okay, because we need seats so badly. i hope they give me their tickets. >> you're okay with them not going? >> what happens to their tickets? i hope they'll give us their tickets. >> he also said in that

west ham's andy carroll scored one of the goals of the season.in a 2—0 win, a remarkable effort from 12—yards out. and west ham move up to 12th. sam allardyce still after his first win since taking over at palace as he came up against his former club. but carroll's goal giving manager slaven bilic something to savour. your concentration and the way that you play has the last of the whole period of the game. unfortunately for us, we didn't just lift period of the game. unfortunately for us, we didn'tjust lift one, we gifted two and then three. if we're going to give them, we are not going to get anywhere. it's a bitter, disappointing end to what looked like a comfortable performance. but u nfortu nately for like a comfortable performance. but unfortunately for us, we didn't see it through. joey barton secured all three points for burnley as they beat southampton by a 1—0. his first premier league appearance since may produced a goal on his return. his free—kick finding its way past fraser forster in the southampton goal. he has worked hard since h

andy carroll scored twice to make it two win in a row for the hammers.sea at the top of the table to four points. pep guardiola's side will be looking to bounce back from that 4—0 defeat to everton last weekend. they have only just they have onlyjust kicked off. rangers came from behind to beat motherwell 2—1 at ibrox and reach the fifth round of the scottish cup. chris cadden teed up louis moult as motherwell took the lead in the all—premiership tie. rangers equalised through kenny miller's diving header ten minutes later. and last season's beaten finalists completed the comeback late on, miller bursting through to knock motherwell out of the competition. there was no fairytale for the minnows today, bonnyrigg rose were demolished by cup holders hibs, 8—1 it finished. the seventh tier side's came from the penalty spot. the highland league's formartyne united lost 4—0 at partick thistle. st mirren, who are struggling in the championship beat the premiership's dundee 2—0 to reach the fifth round. a full rundown of results can be found on the bbc sport web