a young man was murdered in february named charles williams. he was also a rapper. he said he wanted to start hip hop competitions in bayview. i was just wondering why was it third on third or some of these other eventsen -- invested in that and now he's passed away. i feel like the city feels. sorry. there is people who have gotten out of the life that we can invest in and work to stop some of this because a lot of people are tired, but the difference between my era and this era is the older connection, there are really no more og's on the block. we need to region out to some of these og's to figure a change. >> thanks for taking the time. next speaker? >> good evening, i'm marlene tran. over 5 years ago when i moved to the valley, a community chinese was known as cow palace. but by their association we have been living in a crime ridden community. it pains know hear ms. brown talk about the death of her son. all of these years we hear about the homicides. it's really difficult to tell people. eventually we changed the name to the proper name in chinese is which me

that's at the center of this fired from detroit being accused of that a lot of protests reverend charles williamsnd others. how do you read there? >> well when i first saw this reverend, i had a flashback to rodney king. i saw all these officers attacking this unarmed african-american man. at one point i think i counted six officers on the scene, and many throwing punches and using an incredible amount of force for what appeared to be just a routine traffic stop. >> and this man dent had no critical, at the time of the stop and then i always have heard that his lawyer claims that though we haven't seen it on the tape yet, there's some tape that will show officers planting drugs in the car that will corroborate the statement that has been made by the man that's been beaten by the police, so given the history of this officer, given the charges that have been made these are pretty serious allegations that i think the courts as well as the district attorney in this county will take very seriously. >> and charles, of the whole issue here is that when you see the condition of the man handcuffed and the

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including prince george's county fairfax, southern prince william into charles county and parts of calvert. st. mary's and northern neck lighter amounts, generally 2 to 4 inches. look at this big zone under winter storm warnings from dallas all the way to new york. and we are under this winter storm warning all the way into this evening our entire region that's the pink zone there. after we get through this snow tonight, it will get cold. tomorrow morning down into the teens. so snow wouldn'tone be going anywhere. we'll have icy conditions tomorrow morning. teens again saturday morning. finally above freezing saturday afternoon. then we move our clocks forward one hour saturday night. quite a bit of melting going on on sunday. temperatures should make it in to the 40s. and then maybe near 50 on monday with sunshine. it will be beautiful next week. payback is nice. we'll be into the 50s on tuesday and again wednesday. wednesday maybe even near 60 degrees. and lot of rapid melting. >> be still my heart. i just want to give this a big hug. looks pretty good to me. all right. taking a look now

seth williams and commissioner charles ramsey released the names of the officers involved and ramsey declined citing the officer's safety. >> i am certainly aware there are strained relationships right now but what you saw here today was actually embarrassing. >> police have called tate-brown shooting death a tragedy but not a crime and the family expects to file a civil rights lawsuit. >>> the villanova wildcats are happeneding back to practice as they prepare for their next march madness chance. they are coming off the win to what if a get. they won 93-52 in the first round. it marks nova's 15th straight victory tomorrow they face nc state. jeff skversky is in pittsburgh and will have full coverage later today on "action news" at 4:00. >> still to come on "action news" at noon, a pennsylvania toddler stops breathing for more than 100 minutes, how a team of doctors brought him back to life and amazon is one step closer to delivering packages by drone and melissa magee is back with a closer look at the accuweather forecast from accuweather when "action news" continues. trading-in or

montgomery county schools, charles county prince william county pretty well ale and falls church all closed tomorrow. >> doug sounds like travel will be tricky later tonight and tomorrow morning even worse, huh? >> yeah most definitely. we've seen the snow coming down. what's happened here we saw the rain, the wet snow come down and the drier snow on top. what that does is create a layer of ice on the bottom. the plows can not get that ice up. they just can't do it. so they need to plow it then need to salt but then the temperatures go down below 20 degrees and that doesn't work either. the roads will stay a mess all night tonight, especially secondary roads, neighborhood roads. here's the radar, storm team 4 radar picking it up pretty well for you now. the last gasp of snow trying to make its way through the d.c. metro area. a little bit of enhancement right downtown and through portions of northwest. still snowing heavily towards the south, southern portions of maryland fredericksburg still seeing snow and another band coming in from the northwest. this is actually the cold front c

when charles and camila married, prince harry and william embraced her, and so did the british public. >> everyone has realized charles and camila were in love. they weren't allowed to be together initially, and now they are. they make each other better people. >> reporter: duchess camila has her own causes and quiet public role. >> you can imagine, it is a real challenge. but she's, i think, been brilliant, in the way she's tackled these things. >> reporter: the marriage glow rubbing off on prince william and duchess kate, now eight months pregnant and showing off that baby bump on the set of "downton abbey" last week. two happy couples make a happy queen. and the queen, royal watchers say, know how important it is to have a supportive spouse in this royal role. she's been married to prince philip now for 67 years. >> wow. >> thank you. >> amazing. >> that's a long time. >> this is quite the turn around for camila. >> it is. the public perception, to kelly's point, changed a lot. i loved covering the royal wedding. we had a great time. >>> news they probably wouldn't have said at the

montgomery county schools, charles county prince william county pretty well ale and falls church alllosed tomorrow. >> doug sounds like travel will be tricky later tonight and tomorrow morning even worse, huh? >> yeah most definitely. we've seen the snow coming down. what's happened here we saw the rain, the wet snow come down and the drier snow on top. what that does is create a layer of ice on the bottom. the plows can not get that ice up. they just can't do it. so they need to plow it then need to salt but then the temperatures go down below 20 degrees and that doesn't work either. the roads will stay a mess all night tonight, especially secondary roads, neighborhood roads. here's the radar, storm team 4 radar picking it

lord north regularly outmaneuvered the likes of edmund burke, charles james fox, william james pitts the younger and older -- he had a great opposition aligned to him. a lot of opposition to the war in 1775. it was the largest antiwar petition britain had ever seen. parliament received petitions from towns that had never petitioned parliament before and which had no representative in parliament. but north outmaneuvered him and north was in many ways responsible for enabling britain to sustain the war. he was a very gifted financier. this was true of all rich prime minister's new 18 century because the british's -- the biggest concern in the 18th century was the national debt. the national debt, just a very cost of it of paying the interest on the national debt often consumed between 40 to 50% of annual tax revenue. in in america today, the last time i looked was a couple of years ago, it was about teen percent. -- it was about 16%. there was a real fear -- this would continue to be a political issue in america right through my namesake, andrew jackson, through to the civil war. the w

there's a fire weather watch to the south of town, prince william county south and charles county south through tomorrow. some of the showers may not get to those areas that are so dry. tonight breezy, chilly, one cold front gone through dry. bus stop temperatures 36 to 50. it will be dry in the morning, not so much in the afternoon. tuesday the evening commute is wet for most except south of town, don't see problems there except for the dry conditions. nice wednesday, cooler as the second front goes through tomorrow and really warm on thursday. that's the day to plan. 10:00 tonight clear skies, 40s about everywhere, 46 in gaithersburg, bowie, 47 down toward la plata, 50 in fredericksburg. stay clear tomorrow morning, so we start with sunshine on tuesday with temperatures in the mid-30s in the burbs, low 40s downtown. clouds move in quickly but still dry, 40s. by 1:00 we're dry close to town, but now showers showing up in frederick, hagerstown and martinsburg and winchester. temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s is the good news and low 60s downtown. by 5:30 when the front goes through

police commissioner charles ramsey and d.a. seth williams were at this meeting. >> we found what the police officers did on december 15th as it related to brandon tate-brown, while sad, was not criminal. >> the commissioner called this protest embarrassing saying it was the wrong way to start a discussion with the community. police shot tate-brown to death last december after pulling him over in mayfair. yesterday, the d.a. showed video clips of police struggling with him and pictures of the gun inside the car he was driving, tate-brown's family members say they want all the video evidence released to the public and they plan to file a civil lawsuit. >>> today police and the fbi plan to go door to door interviewing people as they investigate the death of a man found hanging from a tree in mississippi. authorities will conduct an autopsy today to determine if the death is a homicide or suicide. police found a man's body yesterday hanging from a tree with a bed sheet tied around its neck. family members say the man is 54-year-old otis byrd who

police commissioner charles ramsey and d.a. seth williamswere at that meeting. >> we found out what the police officers did on december 15th as it related to brandon tate-brown while sad, was not criminal. >> now the police commissioner called the protests embarrassing saying it was the wrong way to start a discussion with the community. >>> police shot tate-brown to death last december after pulling him over in a traffic stop. the district attorney showed video clips with police struggling with brown and photos of the gun inside the car he was driving. tate-brown's family members want all of the video released to the public and map to file a -- plan to file a civil lawsuit. >>> one woman was killed another injured in a propane explosion in oklahoma. take a look at the video here. this used to be a duplex just outside of oklahoma city. two children escaped the home. we're working now to learn the injured woman's conditions and get more details about how that explosion happened. >>> today police and the fbi plan to go door to door interviewin

in a statement to "action news" tam ra brown-diggerer son must be respect for williams and commissioner and charles ramsey and law enforcement officers and they have been kind of professional in dealing with her. they says she rejects all forms of violence and calls for peaceful protests in honor of dr. reverend luther king jr. and last night ten people arrested for disorderly conduct and they want the names of the officers involved publicly released pennsylvania officials say more people are working in the state than ever before. payroll hit a record high in february. 13,000 jobs added last no and for history making total of just below 5.38 million. tally means as soon as finally recovered all the jobs lost during the recession. the state unemployment rate rose a tenth to 5.2% and that's still better than the national average of 2 1/2%. >> now to the latest "action news" troubleshooters case. a local couple spent big money" on a sunroom that is playinged with persistent leagues. i may need to turn to nydia han i for help. >> i met starling from their home in burlington judge judge they asked the c

to the south charles county fairfax, prince william county stafford fauquier culpeper may get brieflyow 50s. in the bay, the cool spots in the mid-40s. a look at your walk to work forecast coming up at 5:41. melissa has a new crash. >> brand new crash in northeast washington. north bound south dakota at the 24th we have one lane blocked. d.c. police tweeting about this and we retweeted this. >>> taking a look 270 at father hurley boulevard, everything here southbound everybody rolling along quite nicely. no major problems. wide look at things overall looking quite good. do have a new disableded vehicle off to the right side of the road but it is northbound 95 at 17. and again branch avenue and naylor road emergency road work happening there. probably won't wrap up until after the morning commute. travel times coming up. >>> new this morning -- >> i believe in america and her people and i believe we can stand up and restore our promise. >> that was the voice of text senator texas senator ted cruz, the first person to announce he's running for president in 2016. the republican senator p

prince william's father of course prince charles, has gone near the subject. william very much there working on behalf of the british government these last few days promoting ties. he's done so effectively. he met the chinese president in the great hall of the people which is a great honor. we didn't know quite which member of the chinese authorities he would meet. we knew it would be a senior member and in the end, much more center than anyone expected. we met with the emperor and prime minister and perhaps china didn't. to be outdone. prince william isn't -- the monarch in the u.k. he's not even heir to the thrown, hose number two. normally he -- to the throne, he's number two. normally he wouldn't be granted the honor. >> it would appear that relations are warming. but it's difficult to gauge, not? it how successful this trip was with shoring up business interests. but considering that his -- you know prince william's father had a bit more of a frosty relationship with the country this time, it seems as though thing may have warmed. do you get the sense that

williams said it is tragedy and not a crime. >> his family and friend were very upset after he showed a piece of the surveillance tape. they were rushed the desk where our police commissioner charles ramsey and seth williams were talking and had to be restrain. police had to come in there and restrain family and friend. >> this was later in the day at town hall meeting that was already planned. >> um-hmm. >> so, i was going to show you how bad it got. they got in the face of the police commissioner. chairs were flying. it was. >> ten people were arrested. >> not a good scene. >> seth williams will be here in a little bit. >> tweet us. >>> sleeping on the job i'm accuse odd have that all the time but this is a teacher. >> the at a bucks county school, so someone snapped a picture of this teacher, it looks like she was just sleeping at her desk. why this may not be the first time. >> there, it just popped out. >> there is the other side. >> the moon is moving between the earth and the sun. this is in denmark. it is really only good place, ferrell island and denmark to see the exact total eclipse and they saw it about three minutes ago. ♪ ♪ caress presents a fine fragrance breakthrou

they won't get many showers tomorrow and winds pick up again, prince william county south and charles county south, high fire danger. chilly but dry commute in the morning. a wet commute for most, cool wednesday and warm on thursday. that's the day to make plans. by 1:00 we're still dry in town, but showers popping up in hagerstown and martinsburg. temps are uniform and mild, upper 50s to low 60s, not bad. showers roll through. i think this particular model is overdoing the precipitation, going a little hog wild. there will be showers leesburg to gaithersburg moving through during the evening commute. right now we've not issued a yellow alert. howard and allison will reevaluate that in the morning. they move out quickly. by 10:00 generally clear, 45 gaithersburg, 51 downtown, 46 in bowie, 56 manassas. it's kind of a clipper rolling to our north. winds, 1:00 wind gusts in miles per hour, advance it to 3:00 winds could gust to 31 miles per hour in manassas, 37 in culpeper. by 5:00 wind could gust to 36 in national and maybe 44 mile- per-hour wind gusts in leesburg, so windy tomorrow wit

joining me tonight midwin charles, msnbc contributor jimy williams and political strategist angela ryeing here tonight. we start with a very personal revelation from one of the hollywood's biggest stars. angelina jolie writes in "new york times" that -- in order to avoid cancer she has had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed, forcing her body into early men opaul, a carrier of the so-called breast cancer gene already had a double mastectomy two years ago. she decided to have her latest round of surgery earlier this month after blood tests showed signs of what could have been early stage cancer. she writes -- its not possible to remove all risk and the fact is i remain prone to cancer. i feel feminine and grounded in the choices i am making for myself and my family. i nigh moe children will never have to say -- mom died of ovarian cancer. mid win, what do you think of her going public in this way? >> it's think it's an amazing and wonderful thing for her to do. i was quite surprised at the level of detail and the extent she describes what she went through and why she made what some

william line. it will move into charles county and right into prince george's county.where there is light rain there now that will continue to track on through and then a little later into calvert and st. mary's. and when you are away from your tv you can track the radar with the storm team 4 weather app. as we look at temperatures right now, wloo what a difference from yesterday. it's about 30 degrees colder than it was yesterday afternoon. it's only in the low to mid-40s now. and we'll stay steady here in the low to mid-40s for the morning commute with wet roads, drive time forecast in the 40s and then during the afternoon, roads will be drying out and we'll only hover around 50 degrees during the afternoon. post your pictures like sue cromer did in arlington basking in the 70 degree temperatures. dog wood blossoms are coming out there. post your pics on twitter and facebook and i'll share on instragram. only in the mid fourth on saturday with a blustery wind and partly sunny tomorrow. just a vit chance maybe of a sprinkle or flurry out of the mountains. and then sun

when charles and camilla married, prince william and prince harry embraced her, and eventually so did the british public. >> she's more popular and that's largely because everyone's realized look. charles and camilla were in love. they weren't allowed to be together initially. now they are together and they make each other better people. >> reporter: duchess camilla has her own causes and her own quiet public role. >> you can imagine, it is a real a real challenge but she's i think been brilliant in the way she's tackled these things. >> reporter: that marriage glow rubbing off on prince william and duchess kate. now eight months pregnant and showing off that baby bump on the set of "downton abbey" last week. two happy couples make a happy queen. and the queen, royal watchers say, knows how important it is to have a supportive spouse in this ultimate royal role. guys she has been married to prince philip now for 67 years. >> wow! >> kelly cobiella thank you. you covered the royals. this is quite the turn-around for camilla. >> yeah i think the public perception has really changed a lo

mary's and charles county up into prince william and stafford as well as far fax fairfax, loudoun, rappahannock. this is in effect until noon. so higher ridges is where there could be up to a tenth of an inch of icing on tree limbs. out ahead of that, temperatures in the metro area right in the upper 20s to near 30 degrees. it does look like we'll have above freezing temperatures when the rain is into prince william county loudoun and fairfax. and then by 9:00, it comes right into washington. by then, we should be in the mid to upper 30s. and then the rain tracks off to the north and east. and behind that just a lot of clouds lingering. a few lingering sprinkles maybe later this afternoon. have an umbrella handy. you may be needing later this morning and again later this afternoon. tomorrow much milder, increases clouds, rain showers likely. highs 50s friday. dry for the weekend. near 60 degrees on monday and tuesday next week. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at the hour by hour temperature changes for the day ahead. >>> a little nasty right now. have another new crash, we're sending

most of fairfax county low 40s also prince william, stafford, spotsylvania, charles county, shares st. mary's. reag national is at 46. we'll have a look at the rain timing coming up at 5:21. thousand let's check on our roads. >>> pretty good commute. thank you so m 66 east of 123, you can see volume here headed inbound. otherwise looking quite good. 270 at montrose road, everything looking good. taking a look at 95 in maryland bw parkway, again no issues there. looking good there, too. beltway at st. barnabas inner loop and outer loop rolling along quite nicely again. loving the dry pavement. and 66 headed into town you can see as you're hopping on in centreville, nice and green, same thing headed out of town this morning. back at 5:21, weather and traffic always on the 1s. >>> a family is back together again after an attempted an bucks. the brave actions of some relatives that made it possible. >>> and later gator. where this creepy crawler ended up. is that for real? oh, my goodness. >>> i'm know letmolette green at the live desk. a new report from a d.c. think tank group says it's

these counties in pink northern virginia, including fairfax, loudoun, prince william, fauquier stafford over to culpeper. charles and st. mary's also just you included into the advisories. mountains, at or a little below freezing. because skies have still remained fairly clear around the metro area but as the rain moves in we will likely have a little bit of light icing so watch out for that between now and mid-morning. by 8:00 9:00 most of the region should be above freezing with the light rain. maybe sprinkles by noontime. mid 50s drg the afternoon, small chance of some sprinkles. >>> big chance of road work here this morning with your shawl chance of sprinkles. 66 west at glebe, we have two left lanes blocked. that is expected to wrap up around 5:00 this morning. taking a look at prince george's county everything in and town looks good. 270 at montrose, no issues there. 95 at lorton road rolling along quite nicely. time to get street smart. safety officials are kicking off a safety campaign. molette green live in college park with what they want you to start doing today. >> reporter: melissa, good morning. it

charles is about the environment. he has been talking about it for decades now, kentucky have some incredible sustainability programs. that's one of the reasons they're there as well. >> prince william charles and camilla. should we expect more frequent visits from the royals? >> on some levels yes, they are important diplomatically. you may ask why do they exist, they're figure heads to a third of the world. you won't see the queen on trips, she's 80 years old, she's passing the trips down to her grandson prince william and son prince charles. the royals continue coming. this is charles' 20th trip to the united states official trip. >> what do you think of this harry thing, leaving the military? >> he is leaving the military. he will have been there ten years. if he stayed he had a desk job, that's not very prince harry. he is looking for a full-time job. he may follow in william's footsteps, he is an air ambulance pilot, doing something like that combining that with his royal duties. >> thanks for being with me. >> great to see you. >>> coming up as we take the turn on "the rundown," we go back to breaking news we have been following morning out of tunesia. an attack at the museum

angry protesters confronted police commissioner charles ramsey and d.a. seth williams. ten people were arrested. >>> hundreds turnout for an honor ride to solute robert wilson. motorcycle clubs gathered in the northeast yesterday evening. they came from all over the the state, and new jersey to ride. sky fox flew overhead as they left the fop to ride past the 22nd district where sergeant wilson work. sergeant robert wilson was kill in the line of duty on march 5th. >> he used to ride on his bike to do our ride in the summer for the fallen heroes. it is sad now that we have to ride with him in the summer. >> i'm here to show support and let the police know that we support them always. >> t-shirts were also sold during the ride. money will benefit the officer's family including his two very young sons. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a 15 year-old whom they say fired the show the that killed a dog walk inner overbrook. he is identified as 15 year-old tykind hamilton a student at overbrook high school a freshman. hamilton and 15 year-old brandon smith, who is in cu

sixty-one year-old william died at the scene. the prosecutor, charles gaza, said accident was preventable if janssen would have paid more attention. >> it was avoidable. impatients is what caused this death. >> reporter: after the arraignment gaza made it clear that janssen has been cooperative ape remorseful after being processed by state the police, janssen was freed on unsecured bail. >> our daughter said here's my dad in the here anymore and there is this man still walking around and not put away for what he has done. >> reporter: and, she says she has been neighbors with mythcy and william for more than 30 years, she says it has been a long road for bill's wife but hopes today can add some closure. >> it was just heart wrenching. >> reporter: in chester county, steve pather or fun cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, fire department investigation has found flaws in the response to a december fire that claim the life of joyce craig, the the first female fire fight inner philadelphia to be kill in the line of duty. iteam obtained that report. iteam rep

steve heys, juan williams and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.tion in yemen and rebels backed by iran are in control but not really in control. >> if this really is isis it is a continuation of what is happening in iraq where you have isis in tikrit. these are sunni jihaddests at war with shiite militias controlled and supported by iran. what happened toy if it is isis would be an iranian backed government or rebels element that took over a few months ago under attack now from the isis element in yemen. so you have this continuation of shiite extremists shiite jihad jihaddist jihaddistjihad jihaddest jihaddests. it is particularly a disaster in yemen because there is another element there which is al qaeda and iraq which has targeted the united states almost successfully blew up an airplane over detroit. the most active of all al qaeda affiliates. it's a multi sided war and we have no role here whatsoever. it's chaos and civil war. >> juan? >> what i think is kind of hard to find who you want to root for because this is bad guy and bad guy. obvio

angry protests confronted police commission are in charles ramsay and district attorney seth williamsy are outraged over today's announcement that prosecutors will not file charges against a police officers involved in the fatal shooting of brandon tate brown late last year. now the district attorney says the facts show the shooting of the 26-year-old man during a traffic stop is justified. three month investigation combed through security footage dna evidence and witness statements. many witnesses said taste brown was struggling with the officers officers. the officers say he was reaching for gun much his mother disagrees but prosecutors add that gun was also illegal. >> i could not in good conscience bring charge oars prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this police officer was unreasonable. >> i'm appalled and i can't wait to leave philadelphia as much as i loved philadelphia. >> his mother and her attorney are disputing the findings. >>> a show of solidarity rolling through the streets of philadelphia tonight. hundreds of police officers and motorcyclists enthusiasts riding togeth

angry protesters confronted police commissioner charles ramsey and district attorney seth williams. ten people were arrested. >>> an honor ride to solute and remember sergeant robert wilson. law enforcement and motorcycle clubs gathered at the the fraternal order of police headquarters in the the northeast yesterday. they came from all over the state and new jersey to ride. sky fox flew overhead as they left the the fop to ride past the between the second district where the sergeant was killed. our i should say and work. sergeant robert wilson the third was kill in the line of duty on march 5th. >> we used to ride on the bike to do our ride in the summer for fallen heroes. sad thing is we have to ride for him in the summer. >> i'm here to show support and let police know that we support them as well. >> t-shirts were also sold during that ride. money will benefit the officer's family including his two young sons. >>> philadelphia police say they know who fired the shot who killed a dog walk inner overbrook but they need to find him. he is identified as 15 year-old tyfind hamilton a

juan williams, columnist with the hill and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> this is a storythat is not going away anytime soon because of what you just mentioned. this story has so many different aspects and so many different facets. she is going to have to explain herself. we are learning about the e-mails as a result of the investigation being conducted by the house benghazi investigation. the presumption was all of the questions had been answered. there was nothing more to fine. there had been exhaustive investigations. house intelligence committee had done one and people who watch this show might remember that there was some skepticism that all questions had been answered. clearly there is more to learn. clearly hillary clinton didn't provide those committees with the e-mails. in some cases they didn't have the opportunity to interview her. there are many questions just on the benghazi angle of this but then you go to the transparency angle, the fact that she clearly set this up to circumvent transparency requirements. this is a story that will be around for a long time.

mary's, charles, fairfax, loudoun, panhandle of west virginia shenandoah valgly prince william, stafford culpeper rappahannock under the freezing rain advisory until noon. these temperatures are below freezing there. the rain rolls in to that sub sfreez freezing air, we'll get the icing. the rain won't arrive until about 8:00 9:00 in the western and southern suburb. and then coming right into washington between 9:00 and around noontime, that one little area of rain moving on through. as it does pass off to the north and east we'll have clouds lingering the rest of the afternoon. just a small chance of additional sprinkle. and perhaps later this evening as well, some sprinkles moving back in. so have an umbrella with you. you may need it later today. tomorrow some sunshine in the morning, increasing cludouds but much milder. southwesterly breeze getting us into the low 70s thursday afternoon. right now thursday evening all the way to friday morning, showers maybe rumbles of thunder. down to the low 40s by dawn on friday and then mid-50s in the afternoon. and some of the showers may linker

charles ramsey has push for. >>> today's philadelphia district attorney seth williams will a announce the the arrest of immigration agent accused of stealing from the prisoner he was assigned to transport. officials did not say what was stolen. we will learn more in a news conference scheduled for this morning. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress to make his case begins a pen ago agreement with iran and world leaders over nooks. >> yesterday the prime minister gave what amounts to a warm up to today's speech the the annual convention of the american ace political action committee. he shared how nuclear arm iran would change the the balance of power in the middle will east. adding he thinks president obama misunderstands how the agreement would threaten the existence of his country. >> america is the strongest power in the world. israelis strong but it is much more vulnerable. american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. >> prime minister also spoke out a against reports of the denies of u.s. and israel relatio

this in the past, prince charles has made gaffes as has prince phillip. prince william perhaps an opportunity to rebuild those ties because the british royal family is closely followed in china. it's remarkable really. they're a big story there. so the chinese realize they are an important cultural institution, not just in the u.k. and around the world but in china. >> and max, are there any specific business deals that we should look for in the future that were born or came out of this trip specifically? >> reporter: that is what today was about in shanghai. a great exhibition called -- it was organized boy the british government. it's about getting british business into the chinese economy, particularly focusing on the creative industries which is where britain's strong now. certainly i've received endless press releases from companies that have gone there saying that they feel confident this has helped them increase ties with japanese businesses themselves. you have to work closely together. they can just go in they have to, with with chinese businesses on many occas

charles: strong dollar, cheap gas permiateing into the economy, earnings, rip store, williams-sonomaoe carnival up, seeing it more and more. >> the raw stores, target. the stores that are choice downers they are -- discounters they are going back. >> shoe carnival. >> there is 50 billion out there somewhere with the lower gas prices, it has not shown up yet in industrials either. charles: i think it will get stpubg in target shoe carnival area. >> the cost of manufacturing has gone down. charles: how do you feel? >> that the -- the economy is growing, spreading, it will start to see better news for people in lower half. charles: the market. >> i think that. they gave the market a free pass today. they will talk about raising interest rates but not raise them a lot, and you see the long rate came down that is stim -- stim lative, steve, 5 year pick? >> i think google, dominating all right places, mobile, and they are going to dominate driver less automobile. charles: my subscribers along google too, appreciate it, at home thank you for watching every night 6 p.m., dvr, you don't want

this morning police commissioner charles ramsey talked about wilson's encounter with the suspects brothers ramon williamsn hipps, two allegedly targeted the north philadelphia game stop armed with guns. this while officer wilson was inside buying a present for his young son for getting good grades. police say one suspect announced a robbery without noticing the officer standing at the counter. but when officer wilson stepped into plane view a gun battle erupted. commissioner ramsey says the officer's actions saved many of the lives in the store. >> he's moving back and forth firing at both suspects that were both firing at him. he was taking rounds. he was actually being hit during the exchange of gunfire but he continued to fight, continued to shoot until the fatal wound was fired and it brought him down. >> officer wilson's partner also exchanged shots with the suspects one of whom was wounded. both williams and hipps had prior arrests and are charged with murder, attempted murder and robbery. >>> we've been updating the story since it happened on 6abc.com. right now we have the latest information and

bit harder now in fairfax county and that stretches into prince william and fauquier moving into prince george's county and as well as charles county. a chill in the air. what a difference from yesterday afternoon. it's dropped 30 to 35 degrees since the 70s. we're in the low to mid-40s with that rain. your weather headline we'll have a wet morning, but drying out during the afternoon. and then for the weekends turning chilly saturday looking very blustery. look at your bus stop forecast what to wear for this friday coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >>> we're still looking good traveling the beltway in maryland and virginia. coming out of annapolis, westbound route 50 at sever this. river bridge left lane and shoulder blocked due to an accident. top side of the beltway in montgomery county all lanes open. watch out for wet pavement. 66 at nutley street looking good and 66 from the beltway all the way through arrest ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you.ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you. >>> a major construction impact will have a big impact on your chu

charles county calvert and southern anne arundel as well as southern fairfax, southern prince william, spotsylvania may get about 4 inches or so as that is going to be passing on through this afternoon. then some brief heavy snow even in far southern maryland for st. mary's northern neck lower eastern shore. two to quick four inches will be happening there. that won't be until rate this evening into early evening. but the timing as i showed you just a couple seconds ago heaviest snow between noon and 4:00 for the metro area. look at this huge area in pink. this under a winter storm warning there texas all the way to new england. includes our zone here for this afternoon through this evening. then tomorrow morning after this is all over wrks it will be down into the teens. snow not going anywhere. and then finally a little above freezing on saturday. quite a bit above freezing sunday so a lot of melting on sunday. and especially into next week look at this highs in the 50s on monday tuesday, and wednesday. in fact wednesday may be pushing upper 50s. now we're seeing accumulation on som

moving in to help the dutchess and her hubby prince william, little george, as they await the birth of their newest glands child. father-in-law prince charlesy he's jealous of the amount of time her parents get with the baby. prince william is said to support the move specially since several staffers quit last month. so they just need the help. and maybe prince charles is a little more busy, you snow. >> what are they busy doing? appearances. >> trying on dresses in. >> really? >> getting your hair blown out. >> spending their millions. >> i'm bitter. i also have kale in my teeth. 8:41, jenn fred. >> are you birth ago baby? >> bring it. at november a i feel so much -- >> we'll talk about what you did? >> yes. >> really? >> talk about this. in marlton. i don't have the money to go to style land like you mr. fancy pants. feels good. massage after the break. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyany

they were in william woods' brigade and his brother, charles r. woods first division of logans 15 corp. this is the brigade that is sent in to the city as the fire begins to get serious in the evening and is here from 8:00 o'clock in the evening until 2 or 3 in the morning. if librant wasn't personally there, he knew many many people who were. after the war, he went back home to ohio but in 1867 he decided to reenlist in the army. he was assigned to a unit stationed in columbia where the army had become basically a goodwill delegation after the transfer of power from the military units that served overseas, the adoption of a new state constitution, election of state government under that constitution after the military transfers power to civilian government. he started up a band in columbia. he started up a series of afternoon band concerts that were tremendously popular. they have concerts three times a week, sometimes five times a week. it was a fixture of social life in columbia. at the end of his term, he decided to stay in columbia. he opened

charles: well, he was a troubled man and his music was genius so i applaud the jury's decision against pharrell williamsng off the song "got to give it up." two issues come to mind, the arrogance which turns out remakes and sequels and sequels and a layer it with special effects. they give the awards to the more creative stuff, but the thing is is that it gives us no choice. the second issue is whether creativity has been used up. and again in nature's presence stood as i now stand as a creative soul. so if you are a creative soul, this could be yours come in $200 and the best essay. and this woman wanted for her own essay but now she's ready to retire. 3500 entries expected, but here's the thing, when the state introduces it in may, probably tens of thousands of people will play it every day. i don't think that creativity is dead but it's so easy to get away with it for too long that maybe a jury in los angeles changed all of that. and there are people that debate whether the song sound like that or not. >> there were some "blurred lines." [laughter] >> but as long as we have people and human beings th

fulfilling that dream, prince william saw first these buildings, which had been restored by one of his father's charities. prince charlesbeen achieved. the next monarch once referred to chinese officials as appalling old waxworks. royals and china have a checkered past when the queen made history by coming here in 1956, prince phillip also made his mark said if you stay here much longer you'll all be slitty-eyed. the baggage free prince in the iconic city he's here focusing on the two country's trade and his linguistics skills. >> william, how's your chinese coming? >> slowly. [ speaking chinese ] that's as far as i come as well. >> reporter: this is the most significant moment so far in prince william's development as a senior royal. in the future, he'll travel abroad on behalf of his government. this is where the emperors once lived. prince williams's presence here is helping to move his country and his family's relationship with china on to new ground. peter hunt bbc news beijing. >> cold aloof, and a loner. that's one picture being revealed of jihadi john. the account comes from a former member of islamic state who

william county are closed. >> prince george's countyspotsylvania two hour delay. d.c., alexandria fredericksburg manassas city also. washington alleghany, charles st. mary's calvert king george all on a two hour delay. we just learned that frederick county virginia schools are on a one hour delay. >>> in west virginia, berkeley jefferson, mineral and morgan county schools are starting two hours late. for the complete list check your app or watch the scroll at the bottom of your screen. >>> if you're planning on fly out of up to today, you may want to double check your delightflight. more than 500 have been canceled nationwide. 25 out of a reagan national bwi have 12. all flights out dulles right now are on time. >>> and here is a live look at conditions this morning on jefferson davis highway in virginia. we're dealing with fog and you may also be dealing with slick patches especially on the sidewalks. road conditions caused an eight car pileup on the jefferson davis highway at monroe street. icy spots making the roads treacherous. >> very slick and icy and we're just hoping to get back to the hotel safely. we're southerners from richmond. don'

william coun are all closed. >> frederick county, howard anne arundel schools closed, as well. along with charles, st. mary's and calvert. >>> arlington, loudoun, spotsylvania stafford closed in virginia. also closed fauquier culpeper rappahannock and king george. >>> alexandria fredericksburg, falls church manassas city and maeps park schools are all closed as well. and in west virginia we just learned that berkeley jefferson, grant, morgan an mineral county schools are all closed today. we have complete list scrolling on the bottom of your screen and also on on the nbc washington app. >>> right now if you look out the window, you're probably just seeing rain falling. but that will containing to snow later this morning. we have team coverage of this incoming winter storm as much as 8 inches of snow could fall in montgomery county today. megan mcgrath is live in gaithersburg to show us why this is a ricktricky storm to get ready for. >> reporter: and it's because of the rain coming first. we're here at the salt doun dome in gaithersburg and you can see the front end loader is moving the salt around. j

charles and camilla airs to want and serina williams makes the return very well. >> please welcome theyer in the world serina williams. >> listen to those cheers and she is getting a standing ovation. she got a win in the first match. why does that mean so much? that's today's open court. >> this weeks she returns to one of the biggest events on the tennis sir kirt and making the end of her 14 year boycott. >> i felt that everything was the right time for me to come back and do the best that i could do again here. >> the world number one returns for the first time since winning in 2001. the then 19-year-old had an outraged crowd after her sister with drew from the tournament due to injury. the father richard also said that he was racially abused. >> i think that when you do forgive and when you do try to let go and you let go, you have to let the emotions go as well. i am looking forward to kind of stepping out on center court and letting the world know it does not matter what you face whether it's something that was not right or something that hurt you or your family, you can just com

that's the way commissioner charles ramsay described officer robert wilson friday as police announceed first degree murder charges against brothers carlton hipps and ramon william>> the officer was out and out hero and a warrior. he fought to the very very end firing at both of them. >> reporter: investigators say the 30-year-old officer and father of two sons was inside the game stop store at 21st and lehigh when hipps and williams entered around 4:40 and announced robbery. >> officer wilson drew his service weapon and became engaged in a fierce and violent gun battle. >> reporter: commissioner also disclosed that officer wilson was inside the store to buy his eight year old son a gift. >> he was getting a video game for his son who had done well in school but monday is also the son's birthday. >> reporter: crime scene investigators returned to the scene friday searching for evidence. investigators say the entire shootout was caught on surveillance video. >> he's moving back and forth firing at both suspects that were both firing at him. he was taking rounds. he was actually being hit. >> reporter: clark says william gave a complete confession, hipps has been