darcy.in "pride and prejudice." >>> and how many times can one president -- >> i am sorry. >> -- apologize? >> i do apologize -- >> the extraordinary press conference. >> good morning, everybody. >> now, will it help save barack obama? >> it's on me. >> from his presidency's most epic fail. >> we did fumble the ball on it. so it's not on them. it's on us. >> keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >>> from new york city this is "nightline" with dan harris. >>> good evening. you've no doubt heard of helicopter parents who hover over their kids. tonight you're going to see the bizarro world version of that. moms who go out clubbing till dawn with their daughters. this trend appears to have started with celebrities, but now regular moms are fighting for their right to party. they say it's great mother-daughter bonding time. but psychologists are not so sure. here's abc's juju chang. ♪ >> reporter: it's 11:00 p.m. at a new york city hot spot. but the night is young f

and to suggest at any point that it is not their problem is disturbing. >> darcy spencer, news 4. >>re programs aimed at fighting the heroin problem and getting help for addicts. but some say there aren't enough of those programs. darcy will have more on her second report that's tomorrow night on news 4 at 6:00. >> doug is here with the school on our weather. not bad tonight, but that's about to change. >> in a big way. temperatures get up to 60 degrees. and then it all comes crashing down. and boy it's going to come trashing down hard, too. >> we are looking at a pairly calm night. tomorrow will get up to 60 degrees. 47, the current number. winds are calm, temperatures tonight are going to be much, much warmer than the last couple of nights. 45 over gaithersburg. the radar is all clear, but look out to the west, notice a couple of showers out towards petepet s petersburg, west virginia. we're going to see more of a warm front. we're going to continue to see the cloud cover. answer a chance for shower activity, too. cool, but not cold. and definitely not crazy like we're going to see

news 4's darcy spencer caught up with some local shoppers getting in on the action and she's live in bethesda, maryland, tonight. hi, darcy. >> we talked to a lot of shoppers this afternoon, many say they love the idea of small business saturday. they find when they go into these mom and pop shops, they have great quality and the service is even better. ryan and robin bandy are among the shoppers buying local on this small business saturday on bethesda row. >> sometimes with the small businesses you doll feel like there's a nice touch and community feel. they spend a little bit more time individually trying to talk to you through what the purchases are. it's a tailor-made feel, custom feel. >> it's nice to support different community vendors and shops and things like that versus fighting the crowds in the small and you can go pick up exactly what you need at a small shop and it's perfect. so -- >> millions hit the mauls and big department stores on black friday. others saving their holiday dollars to spend on a more personal shopping experience. >> quality of service as well as the q

they are worth an average of $400,000. >> i'm happy to get a family in here one day. >> darcy spencer, news4. taking do it yourself to a new level. see how and where people are making their own shoes, toys, even a microscope and more. local students come up with an invention so clever they are getting big bucks to develop it. we will show you what it is. stay tuned for the sights and sounds of the are a digs, next. tell me you can't wait for christmas. and you appreciate the things i do. tell me you love me. even if you say it every day. just tell me. [ female announcer ] everyone you love has something they need to hear this holiday. tell them with a hallmark card. >>> unforgettable day on the job for tina allison. she thought she was going to a regular pep rally at thurgood marshall academy. she was surprised to learn she won the educator award. they are given out every year to award and encourage outstanding teachers. it comes with a cash prize of $25,000. big congrats to her. she is happy. teacher of the year. the scary possibility of a mass shooting at a school sparked students t

reporting live, darcy spencer, news 4. >> d.c. police are investigating two separate homicides tonight. first happened near the intersection of 14th street and saratoga in northeast d.c. 6:30 last night, police found two men with gunshot wounds. donald jones died at the hospital. the other person is listed in stable condition. this morning, police discovered a man found dead on galveston place in southwest. they were offering $25,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to an arrest in either case. >>> mixed reaction tonight, less than 24 hours after president obama announced a nuclear deal with iran. several members of congress and u.s. allies have praised the agreement that will limit iran's nuclear activities while easing trade sanctions. israel and other middle east countries were quick to criticize the deal. today president obama called israeli prime minister netanyahu to reaform the united states commitment to the country. brian mooar has reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: after striking a breakthrough deal to

news 4 darcy spencer is live there with much more. hi, what can you tell us?> reporter: i spoke to self of this man's co-workers. federal postal workers, fellow postal workers who came here to the scene to find out exactly what had happened. many of them were very upset. they say that they have been complaining for some time about their job being dangerous, having to deliver mail here in the dark, and they are hoping this tragedy will bring about change. >> we had to lose a letter carrier like that. we are out here working hard and have to be out here unsafe. it could have been me. >> reporter: postal workers arrive at the scene where a fellow mail carrier was shot and killed while making deliveries. >> the issue letter carriers being out here late at night and being in landover in a high crime area, and we have had carriers rbed in landover before. >> reporter: carrier was shot just before 7:30 in the evening on reed street in fairmont heights near the border with sheverley and prince george's county. one resident said she heard five shots. >> safety. post of

i wasn't expecting to turn on the news and see the syria crisis and mark darcy is dead on the bbc. to jane austen, and then to me, and then to -- >> how is bridget at 51? i have trouble picturing her this old. >> no, it's very interesting you say that, though, because you have this image of a woman in her 50s. >> yeah. >> as sort of a tight gray perm and starting to knit and wearing a shawl. >> not anymore, but there was a day. >> i wondered, should i put her age or not? and i thought, you know what, i'm going to do it. because what i'm seeing around me is women are still looking great. they've got it all going on. >> they've got modern technology in there. she goes on. she goes on twitter. >> life goes on, love goes on. >> how is dating for bridget in this technical world? >> and also, does she have her same problems of self-worth and her weight and all that stuff too? >> well, i think like most of us, you imagine she was going to change when she got older and actually she hasn't really. but, again, like a lot of women, she finds herself single and the whole landscape has changed.

for them to suggest it is not their problem is disturbing. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >> nowrograms aimed a at combatting the problem. one says that's not enough. we'll hear from her in the second report at 6:00. >>> right now at 5:00, cold,

darcy spencer is here with more on what one mom is going to fight this problem. darcy? >> reporter: for this mom, it's personal. she lost two nephews within three months, one addicted to heroin, the other to prescription medications. she's taking the message to parents at her daughter's high school. >> it's an epidemic of the suburbs. >> she's talking about heroin. a drug that more and more young people are injecting into their vains to get a quick and dangerous high. >> don't be fooled and think it can't apply to your child. >> reporter: rachel knows the devastation of addiction firsthand. she lost two nephews, a football star and bobby, a brilliant 17-year-old took his own life with a cocktail of painkillers and rum as he was about to enter treatment. >> the grief was so devastating. i was really, didn't function for about a year, literally. >> reporter: she says she's made it a mission to understand and educate about drug addiction. she spearheaded mandatory parent meetings in september at the high school in rockville, where her daughter is a student to warn parents.

in manassas, virginia, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> the spokesperson for power says there was an outagen the area and power was restored at 1:20 this morning. officials say determining what caused the fire is the job of the fire marshall. >>> tragic news for a baltimore county family. the body pulled from the water was identified as their son. dive teams found the body of evan yesterday. he was reported missing last weekend after a night out with friends. he was an airman with the 113th wing of the d.c. national guard. he recently had been selected as the district of columbia's airman of the year for 2013. the d.c. national guard issued a statement calling him a friend and patriot. his cause of death has not been released. >>> developing now, a man and woman shot within a mile of each other in d.c. and police now say the two crimes could be related. both shootings happened around 6:00 this morning. police found a man shot in the chest in the 1200 block of barnaby terrace southeast. then discovered a woman shot nearby on southern avenue. both victims are expected to survive. police are l

. >> darcy spencer was first to report about the series of heroin overdoses. now the effort to keep it from happening. >> reporter: a former damascus high school student describes heroin use in damascus as an epidem epidemic. >> penetrated every click. >> reporter: a parent whose son is addicted to the drug is calling on people to do more. >> our kids were dying from anything else the town would be under quarantine. >> we met with them to address their concerns. now, a school board member is on their side. >> these are serious issues that affect us statewide and nationally. i don't think there's been a lot of honesty dealing with it. >> reporter: he supports the idea of having school nurses and other staff trained in screening and referring students suspected of abusing drugs for treatment. >> i thought it was important. i's probably something i think other school systems, including montgomery county could look at. >> reporter: heroin abuse is affecting communities across the country. here in montgomery county, at least 13 people died from overdosing on the dr

i failed to thank sergeant darcy for his rendition of the national anthem. could we give him a round of applause. and could i have a round of applause for the color guard that did a beautiful job posting the colors. [applause] thank you, now we will start the ceremony and the presentation of the awards. first i would like to call up sergeant thomas mcmahon and commander garrity to read the citation. >> on new year's day, january 1, 2012, officer mcmahon responded to the crystal hotel at the tenderloin. to a distraught woman hanging on a fire escape near the top of the roof of a six-story building, between the roof and the upper floor. officer mcmahon assessed the situation and responded to the top of the building. and once there made verbal contact with the woman and spoke with her and get a kind of story or rapport with the woman, and the woman told her life story. why she was on the roof and why she was going to jump. i want to emphasize that then officer mcmahon was able to establish and maintain a rapport with her and the issues and homeless and wanted t

the first question is to secretary a assistant secretary darcy.i'm really worried about more bureaucracy getting in the way of doing rock away, fire island. one of the problems we ever as omb, even though we gave the secretary the authority to approve general reevaluation reports, without extra review by omb, they seem to be demanding review. i've called omb about this. we've talked about it. but i'm really worried about their getting in the way of both the fimp study and east rock away inlet to rockaway inlet. if they have to review everything, it's going to slow things down too much. that gives me worry about another storm. could you tell us what's happening, what's your view, your candid view, of o.m.b.'s shall i say meddling here? and what we can do to speed things up. >> one thing that we're doing, senator schumer, with both the limited reevaluation reports as well as the general reevaluation reports is we're having monthly meetings with c.e.q. and o.m.b. with our division commander who's behind me, to give them a status report on a monthly b

do best if they refrain from sloan sing that well if they have any that is why little fist in the darcy try and portray themselves as needing a modest lifestyle living an ordinary house is diving ordinary vehicles which the odd exception of course and was the exception seems to be russia's president sardinia putin is portrayed himself as the ruthless commentary and shayla system and braving freezing waters and now some say he can add yet another title to the list of the richest man in. beach nice ot streaking. land and bows and has been taken for construction sites. now just three hundred meters and peaches left. all the other available property along the coast has been sold off the idea. i did this same spot every summer this year i was shocked. in the other regular vacationers work too they took one look and said they felt like leaving again we are which. one luxury hotel after another is under construction in the crust and our region on the black sea even in fairly remote spots a consequence of president flooding of proteins ambition of hosting the perfect winter olympic games. putin

mr darcy on it after cargo train he reeled in september. the accident occurred because adjustment work was not carried out. gee i hope that the executive not the content of a company employee animated tempering today that today said there were discrepancies between deron inspection data on track with its eye records in the company's database. he said the discrepancies were found on passing tracks and railway forks. japanese food like eating sushi and it can get famous around the world but their numbers in a faraway country have fallen in love with a lesson on specialty japanese style rant an hq will show that bill has the story. these remain introduce a new gun in the nineteen not out to a bakery in dubai. this helped the team in his pants and see soon after opening in april cheer up calls to find the red bean bun. not just one more thing that i want to tell you. don't be conned to miss this. the main dome. at most bakeries in the u he custom as a boarder at the counter. bought this silk use is the japanese diet still lists use one coupon i

darcy's clicking on both sides of the board of qantas basically to cost tons of marijuana and around the country to fifty kilos of cocaine. three people were arrested. they face minimum sentences of ten years if convicted. there's a monster schools and dates let out a round the glade. it was out of me. take it was invaded by some bees around a thousand people dressed up as wall street the center of the city. things will say it's all very squeaky in you you look at the annual halloween parade to the celebration of all things go dish has a long tradition in the us. the white house was transformed into appointed house as president obama and first lady michelle handed out sweet gifts to children. its. at the end of the week to give the government announced it was willing to go directly to the former us intelligence operatives and which noting that the nsa spying activities. in the port of call i get the message is that mr snowdon was to provide us with information on antennas some things then we'll have to accept that because any clarification of the information and facts we can obtain t

for assistant secretary darcy, obviously long island is so important. people are very concerned about the time it's taking for the stabilization projects within study to be started and to know when these emergency stabilization projects will be done. give a quick update about where we are on that process? to --n the fire island >> correct. >> we have begun doing some of wasemergency response which part of the rebuilding what was there. reviewingcurrently the fire island to montauk point as i mentioned. but un-- anrized authorize but unconstructed project. we have to look at that time to make sure it's in today's sea and climate change lens that we're look through and building to the right dimensions. we're committed to doing some expedited review processes for projects.se >> thank you very much, senator booker. we'll probably have time for another round if there's available questions. >> i just want to say, again, this you for holding hearing. i have a lot of affection for you even though we've only been days.gues for six [laughter] born from thefection

darcy spencer was in court there today and joins us with more. >> it's safe to say very few people expected him to walk into court and plead guilty and to be sentenced right away. one independent attorney says he doesn't think he got special treatment. he says low level buyers aren't usually the targets of federal undercover operations. it was here at the circa restaurant that trey radel bought cocaine from an undercover cop last month. today he rushed past camera crews to a d.c. courtroom where he pleaded guilty to a cocaine possession charge. standing quietly next to his attorney, he admitted he bought cane on a d.c. street last month. he said, i apologize for what i've done. i've hit a bottom where i realize i need help. the first term republican congressman could have been put behind bars for up to six months on the misdemeanor charge. he escaped jail time on a plea agreement worked out with the attorney's office. he will be on probation for a year. if he stays clean the charge will be removed from his record. john norris is a long-time offense attorney not connected to the case. they w

darcy spencer spoke with his co-workers. >> a carrier like that, we're only working hard and have to be out here. it could have been me. >> reporter: postal workers arrive at the scene where a fellow mail carrier was shot and killed. >> late at night and in a high crime area, and we have had carriers robbed in landover before. >> reporter: the carrier was shot just before 7:30 in the evening on reeve street in prince george's county. one resident told me she heard about five shots. >> safety. post office not caring about us. that's what's going through my mind. it's not just us. it's u.p.s., it could be anybody. it could have been me. >> reporter: detectives near the victim's mail truck. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. >> we've been asking to come in early, to get us off the streets early, because it's dangerous. >> reporter: the victim's co-workers are sad and angry. they hope this death will bring about change to make their job safer. >> the post office won't bring us in earlier. it's no concern about the carrier. it's all about the mail. this right here hopefully wil

. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. >> now there are programs aimed a at combatting the problem. one says that's not enough. we'll hear from her in the second report at 6:00. >>> right now at 5:00, cold, frigid air rolling in weekend. we are on storm watch as we head toward the thanksgiving holiday. >>> tonight, the eternal flame flickers on a dark and gloomy day 50 years after the assassination of president john f. kennedy. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse, wendy is on assignment. >>> the arctic blast. the next 24 hours is going to feel very, very different. we are breaking down everything you need to know for the weekend. >> we are keeping an eye on an approaching storm. chief meteorologist, doug kammerer is here. doug? >> things have changed over the past couple weeks and months. it is starting to get active outside now. let's take a look and we'll show you what we are talking about here. as we look toward the maps, one thing we are seeing here, one thing coming in is the cold air. we have showers in there. we are talking a frigid sun

darcy served as the advisor to the senate finance committee conservation,rest energy issues. good to sigh again. thank you. you, senator. thank you for the opportunity today to testify on the corps's continued working on the recovery from hurricane sandy. the federal support during the response to sandy was unprecedent. the corps was part of an interagency team to include governmentscal which provided technical assistance and rapid response activities across the impacted areas. the disaster relief appropriations act of 2013 withded the corps $5.35 billion to address damages caused by hurricane sandy. tos money's being used reduce future flood risk and increase the long-term the coastalty of ecosystem and communities while reducing the economic costs and with largeiated floods and storms. the corps has made significant progress in the year since hurricane sandy. and in the time since the passage of the appropriations bill. the corps's hurricane sandy recovery program has three major components. first, it's our near-term component that supports repaircy operations and and resto

agency saying the colts will be pushed back to december the sign all the yawning gap between the sites darcy's at the un and the arab league envoy to the bohemian next week us and russian officials in geneva on tuesday the goal that hammer out conditions for the so called geneva to peace conference. damascus the erie street seem today that said bashar al assad must be allowed to retain power. rough show is a saying that iran should be invited back cover to me saying no day to get in said today that the conference. and that's the rain that is patient but not today be decided upon the stickers. we are locked in a position to announce it today but to us to hoping that we were driven to have confidence before. oh we have to agree that that we would meet up with to entertain the time format. on the twenty fifth of november again. by that time margin on the pole position we have had cities of the dukes to get themselves surveyed the time of forty who go out to the formation of the creativity dedication to the comfort. staying with the syrian called pigs and the role being played by iran iran's forei

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[applause] darcy, missy, wendy, sarah, elizabeth, carlos, joseph, and so many others who withstood theonslaught of the trail from our own political party. but you stay the course. [applause] course because you believed in the mission. you believed in the mission. my sister. lisa, speaker oliver, thomas, majority leader weinberg, joe, john, brenda, joe, doria, , bob smith, patrick, schaeffer, wyatt. [applause] the one regret i have is that jason o donnell was my choice for the state party chair and damage. from classical we know the political bosses could not suffer his residence as the leader of the party because they could not control him, a trait we both share. at the time, the party seemed about to implode. votes togh we had the elect jason as state party chair of the democratic party, i decided in winning the battle, we would have lost the war, as i believe the party was cannibalizing itself. i took one for the team. the only problem, i realized too late that there was no team. , my husband martin, one-of-a-kind, i often say -- [applause] i often say if he ran against me for anythi

in terms of negotiating and getting things done so thank you to shaun donovan john porcari jo-ellen darcycas holloway and i haven't dealt with ms. tighe because she is oversight and she's supposed to be watching what we are doing so keep an eye on us. there is so much to say. first, there is a question everyone asks. how is it going? it's going over all very well. the amount of money that has been spent and allocated is large and at least up to now and let's hope it continues we haven't seen a major misspending of the money. we want to avoid the money being in use despite senator landers great efforts in louisiana and what she warned us as well. lots of money sitting there they can't be used and the way we structure these programs, the transportation and fema programs was to make sure the money would go where they had to go, go quickly but without wasting money. i know there was -- all the money should we spend in three months. if that were happening there would be millions of people or were thousands of people complaining that they didn't get what they needed because it wouldn't have bee