>> correct. >> but dale tacheny did not come forward with any of this until four decades later when hed the guilt became too much to keep quiet. john feit left the priesthood. he has lived a full life. mr. feit, i'm gary tuchman with cnn. i want to talk to you about irene garza. >> good for you. >> it's not surprising he doesn't want to talk about irene, because not only do irene's relatives and dale tacheny believe he killed her, so does every police officer and law enforcement agency that's dealt with this case. do you believe you know who the murderer is? >> we have developed evidence sufficient to the threshold responsibility of probable cause that john feit was a person involved in the particular homicide. >> but with so much heat, why did the case go cold? early on, why do you think he wasn't prosecuted? >> a cover-up. >> who are they trying to protect? >> john b. feit. tacheny. it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brend

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it started when speed limit signs changed without warning on dale boulevard in dale city over the weekend. those signs were then covered with tarps. richard reeve is live tonight on what caused all the confusion. richard? >> yeah maureen, it's been a rough ride for folks along dale boulevard. just today, the speed limit is 45 miles an hour. last week it was 35. then this morning we got a report that some signs were stolen. well, turns out the answer is pretty simple. one section of vdot isn't talking to the other. in a busy vdot construction zone -- >> oh, ok. very confusing. >> drivers are venting over a traffic signage snafu. >> i'd rather just obey the law. >> just last week th speed limit abruptly dropped along this section of dale boulevard. >> no warning that had gone down from 45 to 35. so a lot of citizens were caught off guard. out vdot field crews saw the plans for this widening traffic signal project and changed the speed limit signs without telling the chief traffic engineer like they're supposed to. >> that affects not just people who are traveling but, you know people who wa

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some dale city residents are being forced to shovel their own streets. they say a contractor, not vdot, is responsible for clearing a path in their townhouse key minute he a plow never came. >> nobody showed up. >> what they cannot clear will harden ove>> the morning commute will be an issue. >> in our travels, we found that vdot has done a tremendous job clearing main roads, but they're still working on side streets. in dale city and fairfax, lots of streets were still covered in snow and ice. >> it has been very cold. >> she said that a vdot plow came through a few times overnight, but there roadway is still frozen. >> it's very hard. >> then there are sledders too young to worry about adult concerns still police that there is plenty of snow on their road. -- still happy there is plenty of snow on their road. vdot says they are working around the clock, hundreds to clear roads and side streets already planning for the next storm. live in dale city, jay korff abc 7 news. >> more than 100 people have had their cars towed during the storm. the department

. >> cupid's arrow may never have been so sure as when they struck dale and alice roger. >> they have been married 81 years and counting. >> what is it like to grow old together? >> i, it is wonderful. >> wonderful yes that's a good word. that's why i looked at him and said it, so he would repeat it. >> a love story for the ages, later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: those stories and more. >> first the headlines for this sunday morning february 15th, 2015. police in copenhagen today shot and killed the man suspected of carrying out two shootings only hours apart, last night one person died and two police officers were wounded, when a gunman opened fire near a downtown synagogue. >> earlier one person was killed and three officers were wounded, the, at a free speech gathering at a cultural center. >> the prime minister said denmark has been hit by terror. >> for the fourth time in less than a month the northeast is being pounded by yet another snowstorm. >> southern new england will get more than a foot of snow, maine up to two feet. to make matters worse tonight the, they are expecte

>>> some construction westbound dale boulevard at 95 we do have road work there until 5:00. same thing 395 south at seminary road. and then 066, two different things happening here. 66 west at sycamore left lane blocked until 5:00 a.m. and east at westmoreland until 5:00 a.m. as well. 66 at cedar lane is looking pretty good. and then in the district south capitol at o street we have signals out. that light is flashing just a warning for you this morning. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> it's 4:33. today two parents accused of leaving their young children in their cold car are expected in d.c. courtroom. police say jenny chang and christopher lucas left their toddlers in their car seats locked in their parked car while they went to a wine tasting. the couple faces two counts of attempted child neglect. they have not been allowed to see their 2 and 1-year-old kids these children are in the custody of family services. >>> also today a man will face charges in the murder of hannah graham. jesse matthew will appear by video for his arraignment. he's currently in the fairfax county ja

but dale hanson wasn't interested in what happened on the court. to talk about what the flower pound high school fans did during the game. they held up two signs, one sign saying white, the other sign saying power. he had a very personal reaction to that including the memory of growing up under the spell of racism. >> that basketball game at flower mound a week or so ago has changed some of the rules now, but it hasn't changed nearly enough. kids were seen holding up signs saying white power, and too many parents tried to defend what you cannot defend. some parents actually argued that it was just a mistake. they had five signs, had two and when held accident, it said white power. school officials say now it was no accident and how could it have been? they're taking their signs away but there's a history in flower mound. when my granddaughter would be at a game in now flower mound, they would hear the chant, welfare babies do you know who your baby is because we know ours. i don't blame the kids as much as some of you might. maybe because i used to

i think who this plays in favor of is dale earnhardt jr. he has a fast race car. >> kevin harvick used to complain that he had a hitten horseshoe and has jeff gordon picked that up and he had narrow escapes. >> i don't think if he borrowed it. he is going through a couple of wrecks without making any serious contact. harvick is setting there in good shape and the two gibbs cars a 20 and a 19th, it may be strong contenders contenders. still hanging in there. >> we will restart and it's far from over. let's get a race recap from chris meyers. >> for has been a crazy wreck fest. 25 drivers here in the unlimited this evening. dale earnhardt jr. 24th to the front and led 13 laps before the caution in the last 25. we had a wreck. >> they are getting in the trial but he was into the outside wall and a few other cars as well. that brought us to the caution. >> nascar had the lead after going to the center and the technology advanced to officiating and it affects tonight. that was involved and got the glory with 12 or 14. >> mcmurray got hit in the

car and dale put it on his dash.t daytona, he had a scripture in his car just like i had in my car. you have to know something. me and this guy, we were fierce competitors. he didn't like me and i didn't like him when we were on the racetrack. that woman would make us pray together. now stevie would grab him and grabbed me and say, i want you all to pray together and we -- [laughter] and then and then to make it worse, she would say tell him you love him. [laughter] [applause] so as he was walking away and i was walking away, i love you. [laughter] as i said the hardest thing about being here this morning was as unprepared, and i did prepare, was -- [laughter] was looking back and remembering how i was. but the good news this morning is i'm not that way anymore. [applause] i just share this. you don't have to walk alone. hubinette to carry all those burdens like it's you against the world. you have to do like i did. you've got to get off your high horse and get on your knees and ask for forgiveness. he is waiting for

light breezy drizzle over clover dale santa rosa. still several hours away from many enabled but this time the rain will be wracking up in inches tomorrow. temperature wise ahead of the front. mild south wind kicking in exploratorium at 60 degrees. 57 in oakland. 60 in concord. 61 in mount view. and antioch mild at 53 degrees. satellite radar will show you here comes storm no. 1 approaching from the west rate on our door step. in the wake of this storm a second storm will move and that one will arrive on sunday. it's a 1-2 punch. look at the future forecast early tomorrow morning you see the heavy rain really move in to the north bay really move in to the north bay. clover dale santa rosa and marin county north of san francisco. then the rain is going to spread south throughout the day by 1:00 o'clock friday afternoon the heaviest of the rain through the central bay. vallejo. oak land exploratorium. downpour then all the rain will slide south. by friday evening it will be a windy and wet friday evening rush. rain will taper off early

card and dale put it on his dash. so from that day until 2001, when he lost his life at daytona, he had a scripture in his card just like i had in my car. you have to know something. me and this guy, we were fierce competitors. he didn't like me and i didn't like him when we were on the racetrack. that woman would make us pray together. now, stevie would grab him and grab me and say i want you all to pray together. and we would nahnahnah. and then -- and then, to make it worse she would say, tell him you love him. [applause] so as he was walking away and i was walking away. i love you. as i said, the hardest thing about being here this morning was as i prepared and -- and i did prepare. was looking back. and remembering how i was. but the good news this morning is i'm not that way any more. [applause] i just share this. you don't have to walk alone. you don't have to carry all those burdens, like it's you against the world. you have to do like i did. you've got to get off your high horse and get on your knees and ask

fern dale fern dale nice little racetrack up there. fern dale has had over 2.25- inches of rain. been pretty good rain. dell authority, humboldt, mendocino county. but we have to wait for this little system. there is a dry slot that makes me nervous. cloudy and windy. heaviest rain is definitely to the north. you can see that as it focuses its energy there. 50s and 60s ons temps. it is a warm morning. wood side upper 50s. not rip roaring breeze at a surface for most. you can hear the wind chimes outside of my home. south at 10 at san jose. the system is approach bug it hassled down. some of the rainfall projections i think are about sfo to san jose have come way down. there is still a lot of rain in there. cloudy. the rain will pick up later today. 60nd on the temps -- 60s on the temps. and that can feel tropical like. rain comes in later this evening. kind of between on sunday. that looks cooler and faster. maybe not as much rain. most of it to the north bay and calms down on monday. >> we were talking about emerald hills near the redwood city area. we talked about a little eart

por eso mueve, mueve las caderas para gozar la vida por eso dale, mueve, sacude los temores, no te quedess. >> que suenen, suenen los tambores. >> que cuando suenan se juntan mÁs los corazones. >> que suenen, suenen los tambores. >> para que traigan alegrÍa y se lleven los dolores. >> que se lleven los dolores. >> vamos a romper los tambores. >> que se lleven los dolores se lleven los dolores se lleven los dolores. >> que traigan alegrÍa y felicidad, que traiga luz y prosperidad para mis hermanos que traiga los niÑos sanos que traiga amor a mi tierra y que se acabe la guerra por eso todos agarremos los tambores. para que se lleve lo malo para que nos traiga milagros, para que la madrecita nos dure mÁs de 100 aÑos. y se lleve la mala vibra para que vengan tiempos mejores. >> que suenen, suenen los tambores. >> de puerto rico! raulito! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> que suenen, suenen los tambores, oh, yeah. >> que cuando suenan se fundan el alma y los corazones. >> que suenen, suenen los tambores, oye. >> para que tengan alegrÍa y se lleven los lores. >> que suenen, suenen los tam

taking a look at 95 in virginia headed through dale city that is a slow spot there. it opens up once you hits the beltway and head through springfield. 66 germantown road they don't have any issues either. all of the earlier construction we had 066 is now out of the way. so that is great. taking a look at 270 headed south at montrose road no problems. same thing as you're head northbound seeing volume start to build of course. but no problems right now. wide look at things overall, everything is looking pretty good. a little tiny bit slow 295 past 50 there in the city. otherwise look quite good on the beltway. and the beltway at indian head highway, everything is flowing quite nicely. back at 6:01. we'll have a live picture of 95 in virginia. >>> 5:54. there is talk now da about the fees you have to pay to dump your trash this spot veinsylvania and stafford county. leaders are against a plan to charge more for bigger trash loads brought to the landfill on he is es hill road. they say you should pay a flat 2350 you fee. you don't have to pay anythg for resickables. >>

the slowdown. 24 miles per hour in dale city.blems on marc brunswick east 872, 25 minutes behind. camden south, 15 minutes behind. >> we have several school closings and delays. prince george's county starting two hours late today. baden elementary, though is closed because of a mechanical problem. prince william county schools are also delayed two hours. loudoun county schools also on a two hour delay. >>? i can't have a, spotsylvania fredericksburg city schools are closed. staff sford and king george county schools are closed. we've learned frederick county virginia schools are on a two hour delay this morning. fauquier shenandoah, page and cull kenpeper two hour delay. >> montgomery county schools will be starting on time today. calvert and st. mary's both on a two hour delay. west virginia, hampshire, hardy, grantd and mineral county are all closed. jefferson, berkeley and morgan county two hour delay. >> check the bottom of your screen and keep up with us on line for the complete list. >>> the driver of this red suv is in cu

>> these signs were removed from a construction zone along dale boulevard in dale city. richard reeve is live. vdot officials didn't have to look far to find out who did it right? >> alison that's right. in fact, vdot crews were the ones who took these signs. take a look right now. it's posted at 45 miles per hour. just last week the speed limit here was 35 and just this morning, these signs were covered up by tarps. confusing for everyone. it turns out one hand of vdot wasn't telling the other what was going on. now, just last week vdot field crews saw plans for a widening traffic signal project here. they saw those plans. they changed the speed limit from 45 to 35 miles per hour but they didn't sign off with the northern virginia chief traffic engineer like they were supposed to. original plans was to reduce the speed. it was decided that wouldn't be necessary. now, sometime this past weekend, vdot crews removed those 35-mile-per-hour signs that were sandwiched over the 45-mile-per-hour signs. but they didn't tell the field crews. so it turns out their stolen signs wer

guyer identified the other four bodies as wayne warner, paul cowart, jimmie dale harvey and john freemanrt, harvey and freeman were three of the four names on the copeland list marked with an "x." coroner scott lindley performed autopsies on all of the bodies, and discovered that the cause of death in each case was a gunshot wound to the head from a small-caliber gun shot at close range. >> if it's at close range, the inside layer of the skull tends to break away or flake away. and there's more cracking and damage to the skull. >> and inside the skulls, lindley found bullets and bullet fragments. ballistics tests revealed that the lands and grooves on those fragments matched the lands and grooves from ray copeland's .22-caliber rifle. police arrested ray copeland as well as the person they believed was his partner in crime. vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that? it's time to find someplace new. book the hotel you want with the flight you want, and we'll find the savings to get you there. e ♪ >>> ray copeland was arrested and c

craig dale, nhk world. >>> people in the united states are seeing more job opportunities.he number of new openings last month came in higher than analysts expected. department of labor officials say employers created 257,000 jobs. economists had been expecting 230,000. americans saw more than 200,000 new openings for the 11th month in a row. officials revised up their numbers for job growth in november and december. the jobless rate last month inched up a tenth of a point. it came in at 5.7%. analysts say that's because unemployed people came back to the workforce. economists are studying the data and trying to figure out when fed policymakers will raise interest rates. we spoke with john stofas at oppenheimer. he says he is focusing on the impact of wage increases. >> within the jobs number, what we particularly like to see was an increase in jobs in construction, in retail, as well as an improvement in other areas in health care. we did notice that there was a decline in jobs, for example, in mining and in the energy sector. but we think that would be expected based on i

she said she was afraid of fred and also his friend and business associate, dale kessler.n police interviewed dale kessler, he said he was home on the night charlotte disappeared and that fred grabbe had been with him. when a grand jury asked fred grabbe about his whereabouts on the day charlotte disappeared, he invoked his fifth amendment rights and refused to testify. with no evidence of a crime, the official investigation stalled. charlotte grabbe became yet another missing person. despite a $25,000 reward posted by the grabbe children, charlotte's disappearance remained a mystery for the next three years. >> it's all i thought about from the time i got up till the time i went to bed every night, how am i going to find my mom? she could be alive out there somewhere. probably not, but she might be, and i had to go on that possibility. and i kept thinking, you know, if it were me she would never give up. >> with nowhere else to turn, in 1984 charlotte's daughter hired a private detective, charles pierson. pierson discovered that fred grabbe had recently broken up with his

nh nhk world's craig dale reports. >> reporter: ukrainian soldiers embraced happy to be alive after a harrowing few days. they're among the thousands of troops who retreated from the eastern town after a sustained assault by pro russian separatists. there are no words to describe it, says this soldier. along the way we were blanketed with shots. some died some are wounded, much like ukraine's national pride, perhaps. president petro poroshenko visited the front line to praise the soldiers for their courage. he and his military commanders called this an organized withdrawal but it bears all the signs of a defeat. separatist fighters raised their flag saying they overpowered the ukrainian military. both sides fought for days despite a cease-fire that was supposed to start sunday. the rebels argued they encircled the town before the truce went into effect so it wasn't technically part of the front line. taking control of the railway hub allows them to link two stronghold strongholds, but the pride is a damaged one. look at this aerial video. guns, tanks and other weapons caused heavy des

. >>> this small town in oregon is called the dales and penched high above the columbia river 80 miles due east of portland. >> it seems like it's from back in the 50s and seems in a physical appearance, seems frozen in time in that way. >> dave and sandy are among the 11,000 residents who find the dales the perfect place to raise a fall mily. >> skiing, water sports, hiking, has descent schools. we have pretty low crime. >> on september 25th, 1984 david and sandy both became violently ill with cramps, diarrhea and vomiting. >> i never felt that bad in my life. the room was spinning, and you just didn't care about anything. >> let's put it this way, i would never want to be that sick again. >> when david and his wife went to the hospital, they weren't the only ones seriously ill. >> suddenly there were so many people, there were people leaning on the floor and against the wall. >> it was found, salmonella. it's found in animal feces, especially that of reptiles. it's rarely fatal but sometimes death occurs in infants and the elderly. ten days after the first outbreak, a second wave hit

nhk world's craig dale is tracking developments for us. >>> president sisi promised retaliation. now egypt has waded into the chaotic situation in libya, where there are two rival governments, and a tangled web of militia groups including islamist extremists. egyptian fighter jets carried out the airstrikes on monday. military officials say they destroyed training camps and arms depots for the islamic state group. dozens of militants reportedly died. the strikes happened near the city of dparna militants affiliated with the group have a presence there. they also have a present in sirte close to where the egyptians were kidnapped. and they have a foothold in tripoli, too. now keep in mind here egypt has also been trying to stop an islamic insurgency at home on the sinai peninsula. president sisi has called the militants to carried out the killings murderers and criminals and he said he'd do what he can to bring the thousands of egyptians who work in libya home safely. egyptians have been shocked by what happened. they've watched things in libya get worse and worse since the 2011 a

maybe a wintry mix on tuesday. >>> 95 in virginia before dale city two right lanes blocked. should be out of the way in the next 20 minutes or so. everything still nice and green. of 6 at suddenlyley road moving along. route 7 west at chain bridge road road work blocking the right lane. 270 at father hurley boulevard, everything looking good there. northbound southbound no major issues as you're headed past father hurley. inner loop and outer loop looking quite good. we'll have a live picture of 95 in maryland coming up. >>> for years health experts pushed lowering your cholesterol. but for the first time in a long time why experts say you don't have to monitor it like you used to. >>> and the iteam uncovers a major concern on a busy highway. why state leaders admit they're blind to traffic extents. saccidents. >>> listen up if you take the bw parkway this morning. review by the news 4 iteam scott mcfarland reveals state highway administrators are worried they are blind to what is happening on that busy roadway. scott's review of state transportation reports show in 2013 mar

craig dale, nhk world. >>> rescue crews in bangladesh are looking for survivors of a ferry accident.t least 66 people have been confirmed dead. the ferry was crossing the padma river west of the capital dhaka. it collided with a cargo vessel and sank. local media quoted an official saying about 90 people were rescued or managed to swim ashore. survivors reportedly said that the vote was carrying more than 200 people well over its capacity. ferries remain a key means of transportation in bangladesh where there are many rivers but not enough bridges. >>> communities around japan have been celebrating something traditionally chinese. they've held street parties to mark the lunar new year. a woman from china helped build friendship using her skills as a dancer. more from nhk world. >> reporter: every year celebrated with a festival. about 100,000 people attend in the local chinese community. ♪ this year one of the stand up performances was given by a dance group called nagoya color. originally it was an all-japanese group. but last june a chinese dancer joined them. her aim is to bridge

nhk world's craig dale has more. >> reporter: with bombing after bombing, jordan's air force chief says his country is pummeling islamic state. >> where they sleep and eat. training centers, depots weapons, ammunitions, fuel. >> reporter: major general mansour al jobour says fighter jets carried out 56 air strikes from thursday to saturday. jordan ramped up its bombings on islamic state in syria after the group announced it killed jordanian pilot moaz kasasbeh by burning him to death. now the militants say an american hostage died in one of those bombings. they say they were holding aid worker kayla jean mueller in this building. officials in jordan called the claim propaganda and those in the u.s. say they have no evidence the 26-year-old is dead. the militants kidnapped her in august 2013 in syria. family and friends in her hometown are struggling to stay hopeful. >> the strain of not knowing where their daughter is at and whether or not she's alive or not, is something that is starting to wear on them. >> reporter: it's yet another reason why government leaders say the fight against

more from nhk world's craig dale. >> reporter: european union leaders have spent the better part of a year talking about the crisis in ukraine. as they gathered in brussels they made it clear there's a lot riding on the latest cease-fire. >> this is not just about the independence and stability or integrity of ukraine. the whole geopolitical order in europe after 1989 is at stake. >> reporter: ukrainian military forces have been fighting since last april to contain an uprising in the country's east. pro-russian separatists want independence. many agree they've been receiving help in the form of weapons and troops from russia. something officials in moscow deny. german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande guided difficult discussions this week to get a new cease-fire. they worked through the night with the presidents of ukraine and russia. no one was 100% happy, but they walked away with an agreement, nonetheless. one that resembles a previous deal. among the terms, ukrainian forces and the separatists will begin a cease-fire as of the start of february 15th.

nhk world's craig dale has more on the media investigation that revealed his name background and why he may have joined the fight in syria. >> reporter: a cluster of journalists gathered outside the apartment block believed to be the former home of one of the world's most infamous islamist militants. >> an entire army, thirsty for your blood. >> reporter: this masked man became the menacing face and voice of the islamic state group. in video after video that showed the murders of hostages. he was known as jihadi john. now a "washington post" investigation has identified him as mohammed emwazi. a british skutcomputer programmer, born in kuwait but raised in london. >> widely known in the intelligence communities. so i was assembling bits and pieces along the way. and then we also relied on what we knew from the video. and what we knew from hostages who had been with john. >> reporter: "washington post" reporters say they eventually confirmed emwazi's identity with his friends, along with a representative of a british human rights group who knew him. >> you might be surprised to know t

craig dale, nhk world. >>> japan's prime minister says he plans to boost the ability of the country's coast guard to strengthen maritime patrols. shinzo abe made the remark after referring to intrusions by chinese patrol vessels into japanese territorial waters in the east china sea. >> translator: the government will take all possible measures to assure maritime security around the areas with the resolve to defend the country's territorial land and waters. >> abe said chinese government boats and other vessels repeatedly approach and operate around the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands, china and taiwan claim them. abe also said that crews of many fishing boats have been observed poaching coral since last september around the ogasawara islands south of tokyo. he said the boats are apparently from china. he said the coast guard has two few patrol vessels to deal effectively with the fishing boats. abe says the government will allocate funds to improve the fleet of patrol ships and aircraft to cope with changing situations. >>> fbi agents are looking into the largest health c

more from nhk world's craig dale. >> reporter: spanish police led away one of four people accused of recruiting young muslims to join radical groups such as islamic state. the suspects allegedly targeted women, in particular using social media and videos to win them over. the arrests happened a week after three british schoolgirls caught a flight to turkey on their way to syria, and possibly into the arms of islamic state. and they came a day after authorities in france seized the passports of six french radicals who planned to depart for syria and join the fight. it's yet more proof the islamic state group and other extremist organizations continue to attract people from all over the world. their strict apocalyptic brand of islam resonates with all types, seemingly moderate muslims, radical and violent muslims, recent converts people opposed to western intervention in the middle east and those just looking for meaning in their lives. >> translator: they take advantage of people's frustrations in life. hatred in society and discould be tent with their domestic environment. >> reporte

it opens back up as you're headed northbound and then you're okay until dale city. wider lo at things, overallr issues. looking pretty typical. 66 into town, pretty slow all the way from manassas. but only about 40 miles per hour here this morning. in damascus, 124 shut down at 27 instead. >>> right now the head of homelay getting ready to make a big pitch to congress today to make sure his agency doesn't run out of money by friday. tracie p live on capitol this g following all the developmes for us. so what do we expect from secrety johnson today? >> repor we're waiting to see, senate republicans have put it out there that they're willine the votes on immigratd the money for homela securi. been the hang-up. t now the democa sure ranss thassurances that republ the house will go along with that. jeh johnn is trying a new roach. after he has a news conferen bringing back two predec t republicans who headed homeland secu to try to convince congress to someth the money runs out on friday. >> so if squnt movet move the ball down the court and home la what changes will we

craig dale, nhk world. >>> the governments of the u.s. and five european powers have issued a statement condemning the killings of 21 egyptian christians in libya. and they say it underscores the need for libya's warring factions to resolve their conflict. the u.s. britain, france germany, spain and italy expressed concern that the instability is strengthening the islamic state group and other terrorist organizations. the statement urged all parties to take part in u.n.-led talks for unity government. secular forces and islamic militants have been fighting in libya since the ouster of longtime leader moammar gadhafi more than three years ago. thousands of libyans have been fleeing the conflict. many of them are risking their lives trying to controls the mediterranean sea. officials with the international organization for migration say rescuers have saved nearly 4,000 people in the past five days. many of them were crammed onto rubber dinghies. the officials say more than 300 refugees died last week while trying to make the voyage to safet

craig dale, nhk world. >>> u.s. military chiefs say an international coalition is gaining the upper hand against islamic state in iraq and syria. but authorities in other parts of the middle east and africa say the fight has now spread to their doorstep. nhk world's tomoko kamata has more. >> reporter: the u.s. began air strikes in iraq in august and in syria the following month. commanders say pilots have carried out about 2,000 attacks. they say they've destroyed hundreds of military facilities and killed several thousand fighters. they claim the number of islamic state commanders has been cut in half. fighting on the ground is also picking up. for four months militants had to wage a battle for the town of ayn al arab in northern syria. they were hoping to gain a stronghold along the border with turkey. the violence forced about 200,000 refugees to flee across the border. a u.s. military official said kurdish fighters were able to beat back the militants from the city. then, last month, islamic state fighters bega

craig dale, nhk world. >>> toyota is gearing up to mass produce its future car. ron madison is here with the latest on this story. ron? >> yep that's right. the future is here for toyota. its car aptly named. it does mean future in english, gene. toyota has launched full-scale production now of the world's first mass market car powered by fuel cells. it is rolling out of the carmaker's factory in central japan. fuel cell vehicles run on electricity produced by the chemical reaction of hydrogen and oxygen. they emit no carbon dioxide while running. mirai has been available since last december. toyota received 1500 orders in just one sales month. public offices, corporations, and private individuals signed up. now the automaker plans to begin selling the mirai in the u.s. and europe this year. >> translator: toyota alone cannot create a hydrogen society. many companies must also contribute to the effort. >> toyota plans to produce 700 cars by the end of the year. it plans to boost production at the factory to about 2,000 vehicles in 2016. and about 3,000 in 2017. >

craig dale, nhk world. >>> u.s. military officials say a campaign to retake iraq's second largest city of mosul from islamic state militants could begin as soon as april. islamic state militants have controlled mosul since last june. the u.s. military estimates there are up to 2,000 militants in the city. it is now one of the group's main strongholds. the officials say the u.s. will train iraqi and kurdish forces at facilities in iran. between 20,000 and 25,000 personnel are expected to take part. the u.s. military will support the operation with air raids. american personnel will also conduct intelligence, and surveillance activities. >>> the japanese government is trying to widen its sphere of influence. they will hold the tokyo international conference on african development in kenya next year. the government is trying to strengthen ties with nations on the continent. all of the five previous conferences took place in japan. the last one was in yokohama in june, 2013 with the u.n. secretary-general and leaders of

dale city actually looking pretty good right now. you know that will get a little bit clogged up here in the next 20 minutes or so. beltway at indian head highway rolling along quite well. and taking a wide look at thing things, everything moving nicely. >>> new this morning, a former korean air executive will spend a year in prison for having a tantrum on a plane because she was served macadamia nuts in a bag instead of on a plate. the daughter of korean air's chairman achieved infamy after she ordered the chief flight attendant off a december flight and forced to return to the gate at jfk airport. >>> in news 4 your health, total hip replacement surgery is becoming more common for people over the age of 45. that's according to new government data. the overall number of these surgeries doubled from 2000 to 2010. for people ages 55 to 64 the number nearly tripled. there is shall good news. average length of hospital stays during the surgery has decreased. >>> botox has been a go-to treatment for a lot of women who want to look younge

and 95 at dale boulevard also moving along. still have this problem in hyattsville. westbound east-west highway, two lanes blocked from the water main break. >>> it's now 5:25. two more women have come forward accusing bill cosby of drugging them. one of the women says the comedian sexually assaulted her during their 1969 encounter. more than two dozen women have accused the 77-year-old of sexual assault. he has denied all the allegations and has never been charged with a crime. >>> same-sex couples this mobile county alabama are waking up this morning to full marriage rights. within hours of a judge ordering the county to issue same sex marriage licenses late yesterday, some couples had already said i do. cheers went up when the probate office windows opened. >>> a congressman is getting a lot of attention for being a bit of a camera hog. this is georgia congressman buddy carter giving a passionate speech in the house. then congressman andy harris slides into a seat behind him and he appears to be winging at the camera. did you see it? it's subtle. spokesman for the

i think who this plays in favor of is dale earnhardt jr. he has a fast race car. >> kevin harvick used to complain that he had a hitten horseshoe and has jeff gordon picked that up and he had narrow escapes. >> i don't think if he borrowed it. he is going through a couple of wrecks without making any serious contact. harvick is setting there in good shape and the two gibbs cars a 20 and a 19th, it may be strong contenders contenders. still hanging in there. >> we will restart and it's far from over. let's get a race recap from chris meyers. >> for has been a crazy wreck fest. 25 drivers here in the unlimited this evening. dale earnhardt jr. 24th to the front and led 13 laps before the caution in the last 25. we had a wreck. >> they are getting in the trial but he was into the outside wall and a few other cars as well. that brought us to the caution. >> nascar had the lead after going to the center and the technology advanced to officiating and it affects tonight. that was involved and got the glory with 12 or 14. >> mcmurray got hit in the

maybe near dale city quickly. a few other flurries just north of bowie. tracking off to the south and east. neighborhood highs today, off to the shenandoah valley and mountains, it will stay below freezing most of the day. around the bay, hovering right around 30 degrees. metro area highs should be in the low to mid-30s briefly and then drop below freezing overnight tonight. right now we're just in the upper 20s. next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at he'sthese cold changes turning even colder. somehow how is traffic? >>> slight volume building on the top side of the beltway. we have a house fire norwood road closed and we're seeing delays on olney sand spring road. so you want to find an alternate in that area. elsewhere germantown father hurley boulevard at chrisrystal croc drive rock drive, an accident there. here a live look at 395 at king street where things are looking good. >>> members of congress up against a midnight deadline to make a deal to keep the department of homeland security running. house republicans are eyeing a short term fix.

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as usual with the slowdown coming up through stafford to the express lane entrance, jamming out of dale city, getting toward the woodbridge interchanges and then again getting into newington. 66 your slowest east of manassas past sudley road to the visitors center. all lanes are open. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser has ordered firefighters to stop encrypting their emergency radios. >> this comes in the wake of last month's deadly metro smoke incident aboard a yellow line train. delia goncalves is live outside the wilson building right now in northwest. >> delia, do we know exactly when this encryption will stop? >> reporter: you know, we just ound midnight from the mayor's office. a spokesperson from mayor bowser's office. she confirmed to us that this encryption has already been lifted. we don't know exactly when that happened but i can tell you that the mayor is expected to make an official announcement this week. but we have been hearing from the president of the fire union who says the system has always been flawed and always needed to be reevaluated. he says this private system led t

>> leon dale city prince william county with an interesting dichotomy. the main roads, primary interstates fabulous shape. spotless. vdot has been out in force. but they haven't been able to do more than one path in some neighborhoods like this one. a number of slick spots and snow patches like the one right in front of us. you know that's not taken care of, which you likely won't, that will refreeze and this will be absolute treacherous mess come to morning when so many people are going to have to go back to work. go back to school. there will be buses on the roads so this could be quite a mess. the weather situation we're dealing with right now is we know that vdot is back in full force. they have thousands of plows out there to make this happen. we also close to here have a small subdivision with an h.o.a. and they're supposed to have a contractor who plows their roads. and so you got a situation where some of these folks are turning into it right now, this road is really bad. and the snow is really quite deep. that's the situation from mobile track 7

see a community gather together to be part of that experience it's what it's all about. >> in green dalegreg, fox news. >>> let's get a check on your winter weather authority now. the coast guard working hard to make sure ships can navigate our major waterways and not an easy task. coast guard sharing video how this is done they use cutters to break up 18-inches of ice video shot by the crew right here in philadelphia. they traveled to baltimore that help break up the ice from the chesapeake bay and delaware canal. >> by the way fellow names james tweeted me coming home through west philly streets very icy and slick he said. >> it's already starting. great that we had the warmer weather today. >> it was. >> it felt warm. >> i know. >> it was warm actually. >> warmest day we've seen in couple of weeks but all that melting that's great but then temperatures really plumet below freezeing to night we are watching refreezing. let's recap and give you some perspective here. 4.8-inches of snow fell at the airport on saturday. that brings our seasonal total to 14.9. you know how much we had this

she's in dale city.good to see you this morning. >> reporter: good to hear your voice, andrea and mike. i don't know about 9 inches here. maybe some of the outlying areas of dale city. the rye now if you can take a look down, my feet are completely covered. we do have a nice few inches here at least but i want you to pan back up here. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see. kind of a ghost town here in dale city. that's a good thing. just a few cars out here this morning. in fact, that's the most amount of cars you're looking at right now that i've seen all morning aside from the plow trucks. we have seen a lot of salt trucks, a lot of plow trucks constantly coming through here back and forth all morning long. i have seen a few issues in terms of this light. it's -- people have just been sitting here. it hasn't changed a lot. i'll step back in here and tell you about this road. we're at smoketown road and opitz boulevard. the road looks like it's fine to drive on and is for the most part but it'