in connecticut this morning it's no. at six or 11 snow would still be a wonderful thing never to be taken for granted by any child in this holiday. all of the wonder and beauty of this holiday never to be taken for granted by six your old world an 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunities, the dreams and hopes shattered on that day, lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed it sandy hook. a gutwrenching moment, everyone of them. i spoke to the mother of one of those children. i told her that when she was ready said when you are ready we should do something about gun violence and she said without hesitation i am ready now. i am ready now. america should be ready. america is ready. this body should follow america's lead. honor with action. if nothing else is remembered of that day five years ago, let us honor with action so strong and courageous families who have suffered this unspeakable horror and still unimaginable grief and who have come here in years past to ask us to honor with ac

in connecticut this morning, it snowed.. at six or 11, it would still be a wonderful thing never to be taken for granted by any child. and this holiday all of the wonder and beauty never to be taken for granted by a six-year-old or 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunities, the dreams and hopes shattered on the today lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed at sandy hook. a gutwrenching moment every one of them and i spoke to the mother of one of the children and i told her that when she was ready we showed do something aboute, gun violence and she sad without hesitation with a cracked voice i'm ready now. america should be ready. this body should follow america's lead. honor with action. if nothing else is remembered of that day five years ago, let us honor the those strong and courageous families that suffered this unspeakable harm. to honor with action the victims and survivors and loved ones of sandy hook and all violent horrors in this country. thank you, mr. president. i yield the

now sir, what, what's the purpose of your going into connecticut? is it to defeat senator bevin or try to help to defeat senator bevin? senator mccarthy: my purpose will be about the same as the purpose in some 12 or 13 states i will visit. that is to bring important facts to the american people. i get a very strong feeling that most of our people in public life underestimate the intelligence of the american people. they try to argue and tell people how to vote. i think you need merely give the people the facts, and then you can go home and they will vote right. >> in bridgeport, connecticut, if i understand you correct, it is said that you are opening a 12 or 13-state drive now in support of the national ticket? senator mccarthy: i think i am scheduled to speak in some 13 or 14 states where they have a close senatorial contest. >> a lot of people came into wisconsin, to try to defeat you in the primaries and it seemed to have worked the other way. don't you think perhaps when you go into these states it may have that sort of effect? senator mccarth

keep it to connecticut avenue. this cause as i big backup for the morning rush once people hit the road. >> we appreciate that and we've been talking about it all morning long. and beginning with breaking news out of montgomery county and joming ahill and aspen hill closed because ever a deadly car crash. >> crash happened 1:50 this morning. melanie alnwick is liver at the the scene with breaking details, mel. >> good morning, guys, yeah, so, initially, there was -- were two patients transported to the hospital. we're told they're both male and we just received word that one of those patients has d died. one of those -- the fatal was in but you can see here, very wide investigation area and now that this has become a fatal crash investigation montgomery down they police always do a thorough job and they need to make sure now that they have every little things documented here. so it's going to take some time while they continue the investigation and that is even before they start the cleanup debris all over the plac

the president sent the administrator of the small business administration, linda mcmahon, to connecticut to announced, quote, everyone will experience a tax cut. but the fact of the matter is, everybody in certain brackets experiences a tax increase under most circumstances. who is harmed? you know who benefits -- the wealthiest benefit and corporations benefit. but the ones harmed, according to the congressional budget office, are the majority of people who earn less than $75,000 a year and they will be worse off within the next ten years. in connecticut, that means 468,200 taxpayers in the bottom 80% of income distribution will experience a tax hike under this plan. the republican tax plan ends state and local tax deductibility, which means families are going to be taxed twice. it increases the federal burden on connecticut families who already pay more federal taxes than they receive in federal funding. now what i hear, again listening to my friends and constituents in connecticut, is that they're willing to pay their fair share. they're willing to pay even more than they may receive

in connecticut, we know, to show you what is happening in connecticut, very much like the rest of the country, 78% of our roads are in poor or mediocre condition. that's a moral choice, not just a fiscal choice. and it has the same kinds of consequences as failure to install positive train control. the cost per motorist annually is $864 needed for vehicle repairs from driving on roads that are in disrepair. now as a result of this so-called tax cut, a lot of people in connecticut are going to perhaps see a few crumbs, a few sweeteners, very minor deductions in their tax bill, nowhere near the $864 that they are now paying because of inadequate roads and bridges. that is a hidden cost. it is a moral choice, because it not only creates costs in vehicle wear and tear, it also leads to crashes that in turn take lives and cause injuries. this legislation will put america in debt by $1.5 trillion. that's a moral choice because it shifts the burden of tax breaks and giveaways now to future generations. it also deprives us right now of funds that could be applied to infrastructure, rebuilding

plan on using connecticut avenue and workaround. traveling at linden church road for the crash, follow police direction to get high. we have delays in bound on southern avenue. a stalled vehicle tying up the far right lane. just check the 66 express lane itss using the app and $8.25 to travel between d.c. and the beltway. back in the next 10 minutes with another up eight on the 66, as well as 95 in virginia. autria: not the site has a highway? [laughter] autria: a holiday shipping delay. larry: what is the hold up with your gifts? autria: well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. back on the air at 6:46, abc 7 tracking a breaking traffic alert. deadly crash in montgomery county, georgia avenue, closed and staying that way for hours

in connecticut this morning, it snowed. at 6:00 or 11:00, snow would still be a wonderful thing, never to be taken for granted by any child, and this holiday, all of the wonder and beauty of this holiday never to be taken for granted by a 6-year-old or 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunity, the dreams and hopes shattered on that day lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed at sandy hook. a gut-wrenching moment, every one of them, and i spoke to the mother of one of those children, and i told her that when she was ready, i said when you are ready, we should do something about gun violence, and she said without hesitation, through reddened eyes and cracking voice, i'm ready now. i'm ready now. america should be ready. america is ready. this body should follow america's lead. honor with action. if nothing else is remembered of that day five years ago, let us honor with action those strong and courageous families who have suffered this unspeakable horror and still unimaginable grief and w

your best alternate, connecticut avenue.rgia avenue closed both ways between aspen hill road and ripling brook drive. >> thank you. >>> new charges for the mexican immigrant acquitted in san francisco court. he is now charged with new immigration and felony gun violations. the case fielded a national debate on immigration. a jury did convict him of state gun possession charge, carrying a maximum sentence of three years in jail. he'll be sentenced for that charge next week. >>> this afternoon outside of the capitol thousands of d.r.e.a.m.ers will protest. >> they want congress to pass a new version of daca. the law protects more than 700,000 new people who were brought to this country as without a new bill, d.r.e.a.m.ers will start losing protection from deportation on march 5th. >>> russian athletes will be allowed to complete in the 2018 games in pyeongchang, south korea, but under heavy restrictions. they can't fly their country's flag or listen to their national anthem if they win a medal. ioc banned them from the games b

layhill or connecticut avenue, either would work.ully, at this point this morning. guys? >> well, melissa, it's cloudy this morning but the good news is the rain is not falling. it's gone. we'll see developing sunshine going through the afternoon. it's breezy. temperatures not really warming up today. 49 for the afternoon high. but we'll stay in the mid to upper 40s. winds make it feel more like the 30s. by tomorrow morning, 36. friday and saturday, we have a storm system that will stay offshore. >> are those snowflakes? those are snowflakes, chuck. you and i both put them on there so i hope you know they're of rain/snow showers. sunday, 37, another chance next week. and those temperatures, they keep on going down. >> you are too excited -- >> so you're saying there's a chance? >> nope, no chance. >> look at sheena. i don't see anything, i'm not saying anything. >> tell it to the hand, she says. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> we'll leave you with scenes from "annie" from the olney theater. the

the gentleman from connecticut is recognized. the gentleman from connecticut reserves. the gentleman from kansas is recognized. mr. estes: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from virginia, mr. taylor. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for three minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. you know, when thomas friedman's latest book he gives us an antidote that i believe helps to define the world we live in today. he says that in 1999, the world's strongest supercomputer was the size of a tennis court. and the power to power that supercomputer could power the equivalent of 800 homes. fast forward in 2005 or 2006 and that same computing power was found in a sony playstation. think about that for a significant. each one of us has the same computing power of the world's strongest nation state just 20 years ago. and if we don't see how that affects business or national security, public policy, or education, then we're already behind. throughout its history, america has faced struggles that define a generation. economic depressions, worl

govern governor -- the connecticut governor. good to see you. >> great to be with you, ali. >> you're getting ahead of the game, like we just talked to julia about. figuring out, not just the prevalence of sexual misconduct or sexual harassment but whether or not the right processes are in place in the state government to deal with them. what do you know about it now? >> i chargesed all our departments to do, review the procedures and make sure they're being enforced and quite frankly, make recommendations how we can be better at this. we started this in 1991 in connecticut. we were one of the early states to do that. having said that, in light of everything we've heard across the country, and some of the most salacious things, i thought it was appropriate that we go the next step. let's look at what we're doing. look at how we improve it. should we require more frequent training? than simply when a new administrator or supervisor takes office? and then the other thing i really want to get to the heart of is, how do we change it

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from connecticut is ecognized for two minutes. ms. delauro: mr. speaker, i strongly oppose this continuing resolution. yet again we are punting one of our core obligations as members of congress -- funding government programs. the republican majority has failed to respond to the needs of the american people. they put services and investments that are critical to our families and our communities at risk. from apprenticeships to education for students with disabilities, childcare, after-school programs that help working families make ends meet, and financial aid for students attending college. we should be negotiating spending levels for 2018 for both defense and nondefense spending. we should have spent the last two months fulfilling our responsibility as legislators by writing bipartisan bills to fund programs that help the middle class and the vulnerable, to put evidence-based, scientific research and help working people get the skills that they need to find good jobs with good wages. instead the republican majority squandered the la

keep it to connecticut avenue to get through the area. caution, any questions getting a round dox d.c.it twer. be mean thal benning road intersection east capitol there's police activity. flashing mrits and traffic is not impacted now. metro gearing up for service at 5. it's on time except for ongoing red line delays. holly, wisdom. >> 4:48 is the time. it's day three of new toll lanes and sticker shock continues. at one point the toll was $40 to drive the ten mile stretch. annie yu is live on the toll there may be change coming and as you mentioned, into effect monday and basically it gives drivers another option to bypass nine miles of roadway on i 66ed in the beltway between beltway and route 21 during peek hours if they want to do it. we're ton now, guys, of course, anybody can take it right now until 5:30 a.m. and tolling kicks in. during peak hours for morning and evening rush anyone can use it. and for car poolers it is free. and here we are day three. and gave us a snapshot of what the last couple days looked like. as far as trave

. >>> well, there is a neighborhood fight over christmas lights brewing in connecticut for years, one family is putting together their grand display for nearly two decades drawing visits from thousands and fire from their neighbors. here is the story from fairfield. >> reporter: in a small connecticut town a big display of holiday cheer. 350,000 christmas lights illuminate the so-called wonderland at roseville. >> walking through the wonderland. this is unbelievable trains and santas and of course lots and lots of lights. >> attracting people from all over. >> the amount of time and energy, incredible. >> for 18 years the holly well family turned their home into a holiday event and donation goes to the local shriners hospital. >> how important is it for you and your family. >> neighbors circulated the pet is with 45 signatures to do something about the excess he traffic that brings constant noise season litter to nearby yards. >> we were disappointed that she didn't take the time to come to us and say i have a problem. >> the police chief stepping in to keep the peace. >> if neighbors

take connecticut avenue or layhill to get around that.e yourself extra time can i show everyone there's a candy bar. i'm peteing potato chips for breakfast. stns gets cold you want to cash load. i want carbs. >> it's our instivrkt we're ready for winter. >> winter padding. >> nothing spanx can't hand. >> sutly road to beltway. 49 minute trip. nasty delay. sutly road and as you make your way out inside the beltway look going hov only lanes. nine mile stretch beltway to d.c.. remember you need e-zpass or e-zpass flex snet hov mode to go for free. tolls fluctuating greatly throughout the evening. check 66 express lane app and check toll if you plan to be a seasoning sl driver. otherwise keep to 50. keep in mind extra volume 29 and 50. 39 minute trip main lanes heavy volume no crashes and lot of volume 395. 2 minute trip. freeway east and westbound backing up also. clem park, red lion delays, back to you guys. >> three days into new toll lanes on i 66 two words sticker shock. tolls go go got up to $4.50 monday to go nine miles and so we're al

take connecticut this morning instead of georgia if you're coming from aspen hills.road, pennsylvania avenue, we have utility work going on there. it sounds like this will take a few hours until they have that repaired. >>> time right now is 4:27. a highly anticipated meeting set for today on capitol hill between donald trump junior and the house intelligence committee. >> donald trump's eldest son is set to testify before the committee about his contact with russians. >> president trump is expected to announce the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. it could intensify tensions. the president is expected to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, which was campaign promises. there are warnings to avoid parts of jerusalem because of demonstrations expected. >>> heavy winds firing the wildfires that are exploding in california. 1,000 firefighters battled the flames overnight and they're urging tens of thousands of people to goat out after the governor -- -- to get out after the governor issued a state of emergency. there is also heavy smoke from all of

yield to my colleague from connecticut. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. mr. president, i'm on the floor this afternoon to mark five years since the unthinkable, since 20 6 and 7-year-olds and six of their educators were killed in an elementary school in sandy hook, connecticut. it changed the town of newtown. it changed this country and the way that we think about gun violence. and it certainly changed me. so i want to just offer a few thoughts today as we once again memorialize those beautiful children whose lives were cut far, far too short. and it's easy to spend today, especially those of us who come from connecticut, who are very intimately connected to the tragedy and to those families, to drown in sadness. there is really no way to conceive of what it's like as a parent to lose a child that young in that manner, in five short minutes in a hail of bullets emanating from a tactical assault weapon, 20 kids who just walked into their classroom bright and cheery were gone. it's easy to hang your head, thinking

and includes infrastructure improvements on 25th street and connecticut street. adjacent to the project site as part of the master plan revitalization work. and the small access easement is required to give pg and e the permission to install an underground vault that requires three feet of access area around all four sides of the vault, three sides of that access are located in the street and the fourth side is located on the edge of 1101 connecticut, that parcel. mocd supports this easement as it's ensuring that the undergrounding of the lines provide temporary power to the project and if approved pg and even will schedule the work and the overall project will maintain its current schedule to be completed by november 2018. on behalf of the mocd and bridge housing i thank you for your consideration today and we're here if you have any questions. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much, faith. let's go to public comment. if there's any member of the public to comment on this item please come on up. this is for item 15. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank

two weeks ago i was in church in danbury, connecticut. i was at services with a congregation i try to get to every six months or. so and i saw a couple of people i didn't -- or so. and i saw a couple of people i didn't expect to see. i saw the mother of one of the little girls who was killed five years ago. and i saw the daughter of the principal. they were there for guidance, for wisdom, for courage. to fight the battle that this house, that the american people are waiting for this house to take action on. the american people know the right thing to do. our law enforcement know the right thing to do. the vast majority of responsible gun owners know the right thing to do. and yet somehow this body has failed to afpblgt -- act. but it's never too late. now is the time for us to step up. now is the time for us to shoulder our responsibilities so that no other community has to go through what newtown has gone through. although in that time we've now seen las vegas, we've seen charleston, we've seen orlando. there are killing fields now in am

topside of belt we keep to connecticut avenue or lay hill road. aside from that in the december strict northwest crash 22 street pennsylvania avenue caution t making your way 270 crowded by father hurley boulevard. 70 to 121, 22 minute trip. more cop juston towards beltway. 5 northbound coming from southern maryland 301 split 11 minutes to get 301 to is seretz road. we'll be right back and look forward to the morning meme. we missed it. heard about eucrisa czema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the face of a fisherman? the hand of a ranch hand? the knee of a needle pointer? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. running a

one person was treated for a minor injury an 1-year-old connecticut girl -- 11-year-old connecticut girl helped her mother deliver her new baby brother. angie said she was relieved when the paramedics arrived. they honored her behavery at a ceremony at the school. angie said she is not sure what she wants to be after she grows up, she is not ruling out a doctor or a nurse. look at her feeding the baby. >> a casino in our area is under new ownership that's ahead in "action news." >>> one retailer is counting down the christmas week with 83 hours of straight shopping. >> y is the day we is say hello to winter, for better or worse, some of us happy about that, some of us not as much. but it seems appropriate regardless with the river rink lit up with the holiday and the winter solstice. lights on schuylkill expressway westbound, they have just cleared lanes at south street. eastbound lanes are still blocked, but will be unblocked in the next ten minutes. we have work going on on i-95 by the airport and northbound by the betsy ross bridge taking out a lane. the vehicle north of there at brid

turns out that he dictated it when he was an old man in rural connecticut.he was born and raised in west africa in a village, narrative to a third in africa which gives a rich sense of perspective. you see what i'm trying to do with thein book is here is the aristocratic and the african and putting the pieces together and ultimatelyic you this sense anyway, sense of what america was at the time and what the revolution was all about. they raised animals. he was a child of a local prince. when he was about 10 year's old an army invaded an african army invaded the village and he was taken captive but not before witnessing the torture and killing of his father who refused to tell the army where he kept his gold buried. this made a huge impression on him. he's taken with other to the coast of which is now ghana and another army attack it is army that had taken him and he's transferred to them and the town , one of the towns where there were slave ports, process slaves, and he was held there and it happened that the ship was in harbor, 1738 called the charming sus

that's what connecticut senator murphy said on capitol hill. >> keep going is what newtown has done over the last five years. what the families found the courage to do over the last half decade. for those of us that believe the laws of the country must change in order to protect kids like those who lost their lives in sandy hook, is what we do. >> last month's deadly shooting in a texas church has some calling for changes in maryland's gun laws. they want to be allowed to carry guns in ur other places of worship. >> reporter: here at the mountain christian church in hartford county, maryland. >> we need to get everybody on. >> reporter: pastors met to discuss preparedness for an active shooter with local law enforcement. >> i carry mine in church. >> reporter: her's -- here's a retired lawmaker officer and parishioner. >> we have a security staff here. they asked me if i would mind carrying mine knowing i didn't normally carry. i said if these what you -- that's what you want me to do, i'll carry. so i started carrying at church. >> pastors asked the sheriff's office if they were allowed

five years after the horrific massacre of children and teachers at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut, will remember that on the show tonight. and be careful what you wish for. a lot of people think i'll get a dna test as a gift. i'll talk to one woman in the show who found out after taking a couple of test her dad was not actually her dad. on bill spadea, this is chasing news. >> big news out of washington, there is a tax plan. senators and house members got together and have a plan that will be ready soon to head to the president's desk. what does it mean to you? how soon will you see more money in your pocket? allison has the full story. >> congressional republicans are going to unveil their final tax cut plan and scheduled to hit the house and senate early next week. it's not finalized yet but will boost the economy and simplify the task scope. many living in high property tax states are concerned because it would cap the federal deduction at state income tax and property tax at $10000. matt rooney an attorney says the negativity surrounding this is a narrative. >> at the narrativ

my daughter is born in stanford connecticut.great affection for connecticut. >> stanford has wonderful mayor for 14 years >> different issues. is hartford going to go bankrupt >> no. i believe the last legislation session in that, we have put in place for hartford to avoid that labor got to give and the bond industry got to give and they have to clean up their house and hartford to some extent. i think we have th time we appreciate it >> thank you >> governor dan malloy of connecticut. >>> if you look at your screen, you will see two different prices dom chu is joining us now to explain the difference in changes and how it will affect the future markets another of price of cracking and different ones the big ones a, we are talking about right now is the idea of no centralize trading or any true consolidated tapes that record every single exchange that's unlike the stock market that we are used to. no matter where ibm trades or nasdaq or where ever it is it all goes to one place just for reference, we saw the one bitcoin trading,

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i mentioned construction on the outer loop up on the topside between georgia and connecticut.have construction up here but you're not seeing any kind of delays. so construction there also construction on route 1 that you're used to now. in maryland. heading southbound right before you get to the beltway. through the

my colleague from connecticut. >> mr. president, the distinguished senator from connecticut. >> thank you, mr. president. >> i thank my colleague from alaska for yielding and i want to begin where he finished on the need for a bipartisan approach, one that combines different points of view. one based on compromise. compromise should not be a dirty word. compromise is not a four-letter word, neither is bipartisanship, and yet, our republican colleagues have insisted on a republican plan, on a plan that they first have rammed and rushed through the house of representatives and now in the same way have sought to do on their own, without consultation or compromise, and that's why the process has reached this point. it has stalled. my republican colleagues are scrambling for a solution to an overwelcoming, oppressive debt that they would force on the american people, not on ourselves, but on our children and our grandchildren, generations to kcome, searching and scrambling for a so-called trigger. another gimmick to be inserte

we have picked up a serious the glenmont area on connecticut avenue. three vehicles invve probably lane closures, be alert and be prepared to stop or be detoured through the stretch. traveling on the red line this morning, we have got some track problems, so you will have delays on the red line towards shady grove road. autria? theia: breaking overnight, outage is over. but the travel might mayor is not. and 11 our power outage at the atlanta hartsfield jackson international airport grounding thousands of flights, including flights in and out of dulles. that is where we find suzanne kennedy live this morning with the latest. absolutely, despite the fact that the power is back on, the damage is done and there will be a cascading impact on what happened yesterday. take a look behind me, we are at the delta counter. who aree those here trying to fix their what happened early sunday afternoon. the outage was due to a fire in an underground area in an electrical facility that damaged the backup system. as a result, more than 1000 flights were impacted. the

you were attorney general of the state of connecticut for a long time. you know about investigations. the president says he now believes that the special counsel robert mueller is going to send him a letter exonerating him. is this how it works generally? >> very rarely. i can say not only as a state attorney general but also as a former united states attorney, chief federal prosecutor in connecticut, that this kind of letter is sent, exonerating. it's rare, virtually nonexistent in the case of the president, it may happen, but this investigation is mounting in intensity and scope. it is not the beginning of the end. it is the end of the beginning. and there will be more indictments and more convictions i think is a near certainty before this investigation is over. it has penetrated the white house. it's nearing the oval office. and so the creation of these false expectations is really a disservice to the president and the country. >> obviously, the white house lawyers, the president's lawyers on this issue, say something different. they believe at this

. >>> people remember the anniversary of the shooting at the sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. house minority leader nancy pelosi spoke to a group called moms demand action which is calling for tougher gun laws. >> when 20 little children, and their exceptional teachers, were gunned down, you would think that that would be the limit. >> 20 students and six teachers died when a mentally disturbed man opened fire at the school in connecticut in 2012. >>> new details about a terrifying bus crash in san francisco last night that sent 29 passengers to the hospital. one of them is talking to abc 7 news about the frightening moments when that bus flipped over on highway 101. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard is at san francisco general hospital with more. >> these moments, you never understand what is happening. >> reporter: marco zorsi was just released from the hospital with a bad head wound. >> we were dancing on the road and fell on one side. then i forgot everything. >> reporter: he says the bus was taking a group from san francisco to palo alto for a holiday party. but at hos

the usgs says they felt it in south carolina and connecticut. i was in arlington helping my daughter with a school project and we felt the house shake as well. how much stronger was that earthquake back in 2011 compared to the one yesterday? that one six years ago was in mineral, virginia, down near charlottesville. it was a 5.8 magnitude. yesterday was in delaware, a 4 hoy4.1. the 2011 quake was more than 50 times bigger and 350 times stronger than yesterday in tefrmts energy that it released. the epicenters were roughly 150 miles apart. >>> following a developing story out of bowie. the pilot who crashed a plane is going to be okay. chopper 4 was over the scene as investigators examined the plane. pretty dark out there. the pilot is 72 years old. he clipped the tree line as he was trying to land because there were no lights at the airport. >>> prince george's county police want to know if anyone else was the victim of a police impersonator. they say mychal bell from upper marlboro has been he aped a man in the back of his fake police cruiser.

>>>a vigil to remember a devastating school shooting in connecticut and a call for action. congressman -- congresswoman nancy pelosi was on hand along with the city's police chief and activist dedicated to reducing gun violence. in december 2012 a gunman opened fire at sandy hook killing 20 children and 6 adults. it's the fifth anniversary and it is next thursday. >> i don't want people to be disheartened, i would not wake up as a volunteer every day if we were winning. people need to work in their communities and states to change laws and policies that will eventually change congress's attitude about this. >> the gathering at saint dominic's catholic church was 1 of more than 200 run the country. >>> a final report of her last month shooting rampage. it include the man who killed 5 people did not die from a from his own gun. 44-year-old kevin neil, killed his wife on november 13, and the next morning he killed 4 neighbors at random and fired in an elementary school wounding a six year old boy. now an autopsy finds that neil shot himself in the head, after police forced his

when 20 children were shot and killed at sandy hook elementary school in newton, connecticut. the gunman...20-year-old adam lanza... also killed six adults at the school and his mother-- before taking his own life. the victims ranged in age from six to 56 years old. a permanent memorial to remember the lives taken that day...is in the works in connecticut in the nation's capital today... congresswoman nancy pelosi was talking about the victims...but also venting frustration over the lack of progress in passing tougher gun laws.(sot) < rep. nancy pelosi - in their name and the name of the 90 americans who lose their lives to gun violence every day and the 120,00 americans who have been killed by guns since newtown, we will never stop fighting for common sense gun violence prevention. but as we saw with last week's concealed carry bill - house republicans want to make this awful problem even worse.>(vicki) (vicki) the house passed legislation last week that would make 'concealed-carry' gun permits valid across state lines. the bill is expected to face a much tougher challenge in

two lanes blocked between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. >> thank you ellen. >>> tomorrow themake a decision in one of the most watched special elections in u.s. history. will it be republican roy

the outage is it on connecticut avenue between yuma street and windham place.impacts six commercial buildings as well as the university of the district of columbia. water could be out for the next six hours. >> ♪ >> not a good start to your morning. >> not at all. >> especially if you need to take a shower. >> coffee. >> more importantly. >> coffee more importantly than my shower. >> good morning erin and mike. >> good morning. >> surprised today is the busiest travel day. >> i thought it would be tomorrow. >> most people trying to beat the friday rush. >> how did y'all get friday off? [laughter] >> interesting. >> let's do the weather forecast. it's a pretty good day in terms of conditions. going to be sunny bright and beautiful. temperature-wise there will be a then tomorrow we go back up into the 50's and saturday we're in the 60's so there you go. satellite and radar there showing not too much going on. there's a couple clouds coming across looks like frederick county maryland, howard county up to the north there. maryland-pennsylvania border. again, if i'm

a bit of a shaky camera on connecticut avenue northbound. you see the right lanes are blocked. ,he left lane squeezes past northbound at of chevy chase. this is a significant stretch of roadway on northbound connecticut avenue. also looking at roadwork midday, inbound into downtown silver springs, this is passed rodeo drive. inbound, that will continue down to spring street for a separate works him on the left side. everything is still messy for the midday. otherwise, the north ride is looking pretty good. we will be back with more news after a short break. adrianna: in oakland, california, it is day to into the hearing on the deadly ghost ship fire. last timbre, flames served - through a warehouse illegally converted into an apartment for artists and musicians. the owner and property management are charged with three counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> very sad. i think everybody saw it. he is suffering from post dramatic stress. -- post-traumatic stress. he is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. willnna: that hearing determine if there

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i saw unprofessionalism in the industry i said, all right, if i can buy a house in connecticut and help 10, 20 kids a year running a good halfway house, what a nice thing to do. with my background in business you start investigating building one house in connecticut and think, why not a chain of sober homes, then why not treatment programs, better prevention and you start peeling back the onion? you start looking at the industry i just could not believe what i found that i didn't know when brian was alive. >> what did you find >> when you are going through it you are focused on your child. now i find out this is 25 million people addicted to drugs or alcohol which is one in ten above the age of 12. third largest cause of death behind heart and cancer and no one is talking about it. it was big i learned eight of ten of those addicted today became addicted before their 18th birthday to drugs or alcohol it is about teens primarily. not completely most importantly, i learned -- this destroyed me. i learned that there's $20 billion worth of research done over the last 20 years that had creat

this was so important to the family and the community that at the hometown in connecticut there are historical markers talking that about this. -- markers talking about this. throughout the rest of this, we talk about the early settlement of the city. especially the spring waters. did the firste treatise on the mineral springs of saratoga. we took samples of the mouse spring and analyze the contents. it was determined that depending on what your illness was, you could drink a different spring to treat fat. you need things to do besides drinking water. major hotels were constructed. there was an opera house, there were plays, there were dances you could attend. also other things you could do for fun including gambling or watching horse racing. in this area, we still focus on the spring water. in this area here, we have original saratoga water bottles. it has the original water in from 18 to be. springs, there would be boys and girls who would work. they would differ down in the water and you give them a tip. springs,me to saratoga the mineral water is always free at the spring. that is very tra

when the opportunity arose to buy a defunct floral shop in connecticut, he moved fast. with $6,000 borrowed from his father's boss, he became the owner of fareed's flowers. >> who is going to sign a lease with a 17-year-old? >> i don't think he knew the 17-year-old would be act running it. >> but he did run it, dividing his time between the shop and school. the business grew into three local locations. more than a decade later, in 1999, the seed that really took root was his idea, one he had been toying with for a couple of years. sell fruit arrangements that looked like flowers. >> i used to call it a wow, when a person receives it, when it arrives at t house, the first thing out of their mouth should be, wow! that reaction has to be there. >> my favorite thing about edible is we're an experienced company. >> his daughter is the special projects manager at the headquarters. >> i used toed to hang out at the store after school. i started taking orders when >> still, it wasn't easy for tariq to transition from flowers to fruit. >> i would go to a supplier and say, can yo

people from washington, d.c., to connecticut feel it. how people are reacting to the rare rattling. >>> fighting for reform. the battle over taxes comes to a head today as the senate gets set to vote. what it could ultimately mean for your budget. >>> and back on top. how workers are making sure philadelphia's changing skyline won't jinx the eagles' super bowl dreams. >> i love how we're not leaving anything to chance. >> oh, no. everyone is behind the eagles for sure. >>> 5:30. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley who's got the first alert neighborhood forecast, the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> it's pretty good you'll like the weather. chilly to start. temperatures falling as skies clear out. 38 degrees right now in philadelphia. the lehigh valley, also at 38 degrees. the little bit of fog you're seeing won't last long as the temperatures climb. we'll see any fog this morning disappear. at 11:00. those 30s in the

the families are appealing to the connecticut supreme court. become an important issue to many of the parents. they will often rally in solidarity with relatives of people killed in other shootings like the attack in las vegas concert. it wasn't just parents affected by the tragedy. >> i couldn't answer all the whys. there were so many. and there weren't any answers. >> reporter: the former educator has teamed up with a group that teaches schools how to respond to active shooters. >> and that was lee gabrielle reporting. over the past five years, there have been two more deadly yes, sir shootings than sandy hook. in the months after the shooting in newtown, many people thought congress would take action on certain gun laws. a ban on assault weapons was defeated. in the meantime, the house recently passed legislation allowing people to carry concealed guns across state lines. >>> the families that lost loved ones in the shooting released a powerful video this week, urging people to prevent another school shooting. it shows a reporter covering a

memorial service last night in newtown connecticut loved won remembered those killed, many children, sandy hook teacher abby clement and her second grade students survived and now she's fighting for stricter gun laws. twenty children and six staff were killed in the mass shooting. >>> been state's beaver campus in pittsburgh will reopen following a murder/suicide there a campus employee was fatally shot near her car by her estranged husband who shot and killed himself. it happened near a dining hall yesterday afternoon. investigators say no students were involved. >>> update to the story we have been following out of monroe township, new jersey. holy glenn elementary school will remain closed for remainder of the school year after mold was found there in october. the superintendent of the schools sent an e-mail to parents yesterday, letting them know that there is still moisture issues in the school 's fun days that need to be taken care of classes will continue at ragdick, oaks knoll and williamstown high school. >>> time is 4:43. >> katie's here with another check of the forecast.