think his mother had him -- in october of 2010, late september had him in a halfway house in charlottesville, he was there for a week or two, he came back and we got him a job at the homestead washing dishes. this kid with unlimited intellectual capacity, was really just kind of doing meanial work. >> he was adrift? >> he was adrift. he came to live with me twice in the summer of 2011. he said things that made me -- and he said he -- he admitted that he was considering killing himself. and so i didn't take that lightly. >> for a parent that's a horrific thing -- >> gus had unlimited ability and it was just every day for the last few years, it's been very tough. >> it's also -- i mean, it's terrifying for a parent to suddenly start to see things in their child at that age. especially in a child who's so accomplished and has had -- >> and the thing is, once they're 18, you lose a lot of control -- >> you didn't even really know anything he had been diagnosed with because of privacy laws? >> i never had access to any of that. after he came to live with me, when he admitted suicidal thoughts twi

think his mother had him -- in october of 2010, or late september had him in a halfway house in charlottesville. and he was there for a week or two and he came back and we got him washing dishes. this kid with unlimited will intellectual capacity was doing menial work. >> he was adrift. >> he came to live with me twice in the summer of 2011. he said things that made me -- he said -- he -- admitted that he was considering killing himself. and so i didn't take that lightly. >> for a parent that's a -- >> that's devastating. you can just imagine. gus, who is just -- he had unlimited ability. and it was just every day for the last few years has been just very tough. >> it's also -- i mean, it's terrifying for a parent to see things in your child at that age, especially a child so accomplished. >> and the thing is once they're 18 you lose a lot of control out there. >> you didn't know anything he had been diagnosed with because of privacy laws. >> i never had access to any of that. after he came to live with me, when he admitted suicidal thoughts twice. i went to magistrate twice and had him committ

brenda freese and the sixth ranked terps taking on virginia in charlottesville. alyssa thomas, terps extend their lead to four points. terps led at the break, but the cavaliers went on an 11-0 run to start the 2nd half. kelsey wolfe had 24 on the day. the terps did get back within two points, but they couldn't regain the lead. cavaliers upset maryland 86-72 snapping their 14-game win streak. >>> a big honor for a former lady terp. laura harper has been named an acc legend. harper led maryland to the national championship her sophomore year and was named the final four outstanding player. she holds a school record for blocks at 198. harper will be honored at the acc championship game in march. >>> time to announce the winner of our game of the week poll with almost 16,000 votes. you all chose st. johns at elizabeth seton girls basketball. we'll highlight that game for you tomorrow night at 11:00. thank you for voting. >>> going back to the super bowl. super cold, we all know it's going to be, right? >> nor than likely february in new york, safe bet. >> the coldest

let's go to charlottesville. red hot west virginia? wrong. 22- run to start the game. broadman set the tempo, knocking down shots and led all scorers with six rebounds and a couple assists. 74-51. keep in mind demon deacons are coming off their upset win over carolina but that's a big win for virginia tonight. for soccer fans, how about this! tel aviv on the attack. high ball 50 yards through the angle and azaki with the bicycle kick. holy soccer, good luck, goalie. that has to be the best of the year. citing control, big time. bicycle kick and baseball greg maddux and tom glavine and frank thomas have been elected to the hall of fame. doors open to the three new members july 27th in cooperstown. but again i'm telling you the redskins had a great meeting with jay gruden. just talked to his agent. he's still working. it's getting close. >> i'm impressed with your phone skills man. >> on fire. sense of urgency. >> you got it! >> all eyes are also tonight on the c.e. serks and most on this rare lamborghini made with massive tv's but there's one gadget new parents >> so te

steady rain throughout i-95 and the beltway, basically from philadelphia all the way down to charlottesville have the rain falling. and this is the focus of the freezing rain advisory for that reason. the moisture will be pretty significant until we get into the late evening hours, when it's going to taper off. as you're sitting down to dinner on sunday night, it's still going to be falling, though it will start to get lighter. then the next threat comes. a cold front, you can see it slicing down here, with the blue on the back side of this system, indicating snow. but that moves through during the overnight from sunday into monday. then monday afternoon we'll be clearing again. by noon, already seeing a return of the sunshine. then it's going to get just downright frigid. i use the phrase "freezing rain" a couple times today. it's not the same thing as sleet. sleet is when rain drops freeze before they hit the ground. you'll see them bouncing off the windshield. freezing rain falls all the way to the ground as liquid and then it becomes ice. that's why freezing rain is so dangerous. now, ov

to well below zero in upstate new york and parts of new england with 7 in williamsport. 10 in charlottesville. 5 in oakland. locally we're down to 4 in germantown with 1 in lovettsville in northern loudoun county. andrews is 9. 3 at dulles. leesburg also 3. there are pockets of even zero, 1 below readings down there in western montgomery and loudoun county right now. frederick as well where we've had clear skies. outside i just saw the moon a moment ago from our ice desk out there. we're looking mainly clear with a temperature of 14. feels like 5, though, with a light northwest wind at 6. still the subzero dew points a real sign of the arctic air that's in place. bigger picture you can certainly see this a little bit better coming out of michigan here and the midwest coming into the ohio valley, the upper air disturbance that's going to bring us the snow showers today. when we show you the futurecast, trying to give you an idea of the timing by late morning, midday, does look like a better chance north and south we'll have the flurries and snow showers coming through into the afternoon. most

this is not reaching the ground south of charlottesville snow wise, but we have all kinds of winter weathernorfolk southwest all the way down toward the gulf coast around texas and new orleans looking at winter storm warnings. it's two in cumberland, six in hagerstown, a cold morning there. some clouds, not as cold, bone- chilling 20 in fredricksburg and 17 at andrews and laplata. you factor in the winds and this is where we have these subzero wind chills, zero in manassas and feels like 31 below in davis, west virginia. monika santani, i'll talk more about snow coming up a little bit later. your turn with time saver traffic. >>reporter: this is the time of year where we have a lot of water main breaks with the cold. georgia road at seminary road, they were working on one overnight, apparently the crews are gone, but it's still a bit icy in that area. also i was on the phone with the folks at the bay bridge, and, yes, wind warnings are in effect, no spelling mistake there. they're approximately 25 miles per hour at the bay bridge and the nice bridge, that means there are no restrictions, th

and we seniors at uva were on our way back to charlottesville, hung over, and he called.e actually got my cell phone, and he said we still don't like , but we like you guys. if you want to come up with something new, right now, get off the train and come right back to boston, bills something in a browser and we will fund it . we got off at the next stop, when right back to boston, met with paul for an hour, and what came out of that was reddit. i can never give jessica enough praise. i later learned it was her pushing for the two of us that got it going. >> why did you sell to conde nast? is, wesimplest answer were both 23 years old and we were presented with an opportunity to have life- changing wealth. i never wanted to have a moment in my life when i look back on something like that and wished i had done -- wished i had taken the offer. i have that combined with the fact that not long after we wasted reddit, my mother diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. in the book, i talked about how this was a tremendous motivator for me. the role model that she and my father playe

culpeper, la ray, charlottesville, 37 degrees. sunshine across the area.think we would see some melting going on. not as low as the temperatures will be. 42 degrees on sunday. a 60% chance of wet weather. i think right now in the morning we have a chance of seeing freezing rain before switching over to all rain. temperatures 38 to 43 degrees. for monday, a 30% chance of snow early. so, for a couple hours, around 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m., a little bit of snow. temperature 29 degrees, then it's falling temperatures throughout the day on monday. again, from about 30 to the low 20s by afternoon, with windchills on monday that will be in the teens. now, take a look at tuesday. the current air mass that we are feeling right now, our coldest air since 2009. on tuesday, we could see record cold air here, folks. 19 degrees, the high temperature. that is it. we start out at seven degrees for a temperature. meanwhile, the cold air continues to come in. for wednesday, back to sunday there. for tuesday right now, 19 degrees the high temperature. we warm into the upper 20s

brigadier general and moving to a command position, they go to our staff judge advocate school in charlottesville it is not a sitting with power points. it is a one-on-one. i talked to a young man who was going through that and how impressed he was at the people took the time to do that for him. at each of our pre-commands, it is a very important part. the danger is that you would come out saying, i am a pretty smart guy, i know this stuff. one of my golden rules was that if you ever got ready to do something that feels real good, stop and ask your lawyer. [laughter] i cannot say he is a number of times that saved me perhaps from doing something that might not have been smart. i tried to follow that as best i could. i have a pretty stark question. you said that a lot of changes happened in the past 2-3 years. -- takingthe threat the commander out of the process goes away -- we have heard a lot of testimony that that has gotten a lot of the change moving. are that threat is gone, all of these changes and trainings and resources that have been put toward this problem going to go away? that always l

temperatures right now are in the 20s. 21 in frederick in camp springs, 26 in fredericksburg, 21 down in charlottesville, washington coming in at 25 degrees. it is breezy outside with winds in washington at 23 miles an hour. when you factor in the winds, this is how it feels, in the teens, about 16 in manassas, ten right now in washington and gaithersburg. for the rest of the day, temperatures will warm to a high temperature of about 33 degrees, cloudy skies and, again, some light snow around at times today, but like i said, really not amounting to much at all. for tomorrow, it's going to be colder, high temperature of 28 degrees, another breezy day. we'll start off with sunshine, 11:00 a.m., mostly to partly sunny skies, but clouds will increase, we'll be mostly cloudy by tomorrow afternoon, maybe some flurries planning on hitting up one of the local ski resorts tomorrow looking like great skiing and snowboarding weather, actually. for monday, mostly cloudy, high temperature of 34 degrees and then another arctic blast returns early on tuesday. starting off your day on tuesday, single digit temperatures

frederick, leesburg, down toward warrenton, and even charlottesville. i do think that the areas that favor the best chance of seeing some accumulating snow and even there very light amounts will be to the north. could be an inch for columbia, bowie, annapolis. around a trace gaithersburg, bethesda, d.c., fairfax, and manassas. a lot of this will be melting. during the evening, up to the north, around 0 at hagerstown, frostburg, there could be a few slick patches as we get into the evening hours tomorrow. the high, 35 tomorrow. again, a 50% chance of seeing snow showers during the afternoon. we get that wind, we drop to 17. windchill temperatures then early sunday morning back down to the single digits. the high, under the freezing mark again for sunday. 32 degrees on monday. we could get another one of these little weak systems moving through. could be a drop of rain, maybe a few snowflakes. then 23 degrees on tuesday as we get ready to go into another wave of extremely cold air. when i return in a couple of minutes, we'll look at that with your extende

should i be taking your place in charlottesville, virginia?> well, definitely not actually, i trade places if i could get your paycheck, bill. look, i think you are right. the more christie can focus on hillary rather than republican opponents the better. i'm not sure the republican opponents are going to let him get away with that though. >> they will go after him. certainly the conservative guys who will run will go after christie. at this point with the polls, katelyn, showing that christie has a lot of strength and can cross over to democratic precincts as well, remember, christie is a very democrat state and he won landslide. >> he does have that crossover appeal. another advantage that he has is that he is kind of the establishment figure now which might not play well in a place like iowa. he also has his own kind of brand. you know, conservatives might be fighting over the other candidates. cruz, rand paul, those types of candidates so. there -- that might give christie an opening to kind of get more attention that way. >> all right. we

and we were on a long train ride back to charlottesville, hung over because we -- that's how we tried to get over it and he called. and i picked up my cell phone and he says "you know what? we still like your idea." i said "all right, thanks, paul." "but we like you guys. if you and steve come up with something new, get off the train come back to boston, build something in a browser and we'll fund you." and we got off at the next stop, went right back to boston. met with paul for an hour and what came out of that was red reddit. >> rose: says a lot about him, too. >> i can never give jessica enough praise. >> rose: or her, yeah. >> she -- i later learned it was her pushing for two of us. >> rose: why did you stole conde naste? >> the simplest answer was i was 23 years old, steve may have been still 2 2-2 and we were presented with an opportunity to have life-changing wealth. i never wanted to have a moment in my life when i looked back on something like that and wished i had done the -- i wish i had taken the offer. i've had that combined with the fact that not long after we started r

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become a brigadier general and a command position they go to our staff judge advocate school in charlottesville i just talked to a young man who had gone through than the other day and how impressed he was that they took the time to do that for him. at each of our precommands it's a very important part. i suppose you could say the tanger of that ssh -- danger of that is you come out thinking i know about that. one of the good rules i have is if you feel real glib, ask your lawyer. i tried to follow that as best i could. >> ms. fernandez? >> i have a pretty stark question. think admiral balmgarden you skid that a lot of change has happened in the last two or three years. let's say the threat of, you know, taking the commander out of the process goes away, just goes away. we've heard a lot of testimony that that has gotten a lot of the change moving, the threat of taking the commander out. once that threat is gone, are all these changes and trainings and resources that have been put toward this problem going to go away? and i, that always lies in the back of my mind, is if this panel reports out

would recommend, without knowing really anything about your situation, is to contact the court in charlottesville there are mechanisms for trying to address whether or not there is an outstanding matter. there are certain ways in which certain kinds of charges can be expunged. expunged means taken off your record. that is limited. it varies from a two state. this is the sort of thing that can recur, if something is in the database. we often see that there are mistakes and databases. it requires a lot of work to get it undone, but my recommendation is to go to the source, go back to the original court, find out what is going on, and see if there is a way of taking it out of the system. host: denise, california, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i wanted to say hello. i used to work for mr. kramer, in the district of columbia, for eight years. i wanted to let people know how dedicated the federal defenders are. they work with a lot of cases and without a whole lot of money. especially since this congressional defunding, essentially. i just wanted to say thank you for all the work that y

virginia, upset sixth-ranked maryland and women's basketball in charlottesville. have a great day. justin bieber probably won't be deported home to canada. despite his dui arrest. he appeared in a miami courtroom yesterday, charged with dui, dragracing, and driving on an expired license. he was released on $2500 bond. according to u.s. immigration law,i think we will get above freezing in in d.c. that is the good news. a big pledge of cold air comes back in by early next week. meadows atamanda wtop. it is way too cold for me. i am a summer girl. we have big the lace through north bethesda, maryland. see live shot, you can current conditions. rockville pike is shut down in both directions. going to be near white flint mall. they are shut down between marinelli and strathmore. you might want to use veirs mill road instead. we also have problems reported along route 32, east, just after the overpass for 95. an overturned vehicle. you may get onlooker delays. new york avenue inbound is reporting debris.