for i had obama more adults at the dca to be a menace out there on the cool militarism of those not a version of the law. today with our cameras present the children have gathered outside to send a message to the free world. can . you. see. the council's efforts to try and restore basic services frequently come up against regime efforts to stop them. such as diverting damascus is so which system and an attempt to flush out your but us residents. feel how that has. the. shuttle. that's a bit about the. design . a little bit i mean look at that lee was hundred learn here but i mean. if you. we found others even more determined to cling on to some aspects of their own lives . how long. i'll. be. on the list. who. got nothing. yet only three days after we filmed this interview things did change for a show. he and his wife were killed when their house was on the. you know. although the distance between the two sides of the front line is just a few hundred metres the largest number of job us casualties i've come from regime air strikes. it's rather. difficult. she did doesn't it a lot of th

is withcaptain morgan the dca or national guard. he was on a training mission april 5 when trouble started just six miles from joint base andrews. >> i'm about to eject. i remember saying, i love you ,katey. katey is my wife. who knows if i make it out of there or not. cheryl: morning, captain morgan and the maintenance crew were recognized at an annual ceremony. we were there moments after the crash. neighbors were thankful for the pilot. >> he was cool, calm, and collected. the first thing he said was, or all the houses ok, is anybody hurt? toryl: he gave a shout out the team for having the right equipment on board that saved his life and many others. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. coming up on abc seven news at 11:00, a new health alert regarding the flu. scary.as really parentsa warning for about the hottest toys on your child's christmas list. kellye: a 7 on your side consumer alert come a warning for parents. one of the hottest holiday toys they share. one mom package arrived -- >> there was miss wording on the package, the produc

in spite of what dca said this should be a part-time job it is all of that. there's a lot of work to do. i have been privileged to serve with the finest espionage service in the world. >> the north korean ballistic missile did not survive reentry. that means north korea continues to have trouble with that part of the reentry process. that prevents for being able to -- hr mcmaster warned that the greatest national security threat to the united states right now is north korea. one of the most surprising moments came moments go when cia director pompeo sent a letter recently to iran's head of -- who is in iraq at the time. he was concerned that the iranians might try to attack u.s. forces on the ground. he said they did not open the letter. all i said north korea is still a possibility for regional flareup. >> another big thing at the conference, readiness problem. planes that can't fly, budget shortfalls. what did you here today? >> we've reported a lot about how have for the navy's fire planes cannot fly. half of the b-1 bombers can't five. i asked the secreta

nextu flight dca over the year, you might have to give yourself even more time. i will explain in a live report right here on "good morning washington." >> with a check of how things are on the rest of the roadways, maryland, you are struggling on southbound 270 right now. it is jammed, and the outer loop at westbound 50, you a >> we are at 40 degrees here this morning under a partly cloudy sky. yes, i did say 40 degrees. it is not too bad at all, but look at some of the other locations if you plan on going out to, say, boston today. you have got detroit at 24 degrees where light snow is falling. it is 20 now in chicago. there is definitely cold air out there, and it is headed this way. our temperatures at noon today -- 50 degrees. 2:00 t a lot of wind will be coming through. evening.0 this it will be clear but windy and very cold. those windchill readings tomorrow will be in the teens to lower 20's. thursday, getting closer to 30 degrees. the next few days -- very, very cold. this is what is heading our way -- a little bit of snow for early thursday morning that

if you're traveling out of dca, no most of the country is looking okay. 45 in gaithersburg and 49 insas. i think we'll cool quickly around the midnight hour. notice the radar, nothing around our region until you get down to the south. this is part of a much bigger system. you may run into problems but there's a much bigger system coming in friday into saturday. amelia and i have been tracking the travel weather. amelia has more on that. >> take a look at the wider picture on radar. if you're heading down to the carolinas, you're going to move in to rain in those locations but no flight delays in these areas. i just checked flight aware. now, tomorrow, here's your travel forecast. you can see in the mid-atlantic, it's all sunshine and on the co we'll have highs here in the district at 46. unless you're flying into denver, you're going to deal with snow and for the most part, warm weather in kansas city, little rock and dallas. quiet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. locally during the day on friday, no problems at all. we'll keep it completely dry. friday night, if you're plan

adrianna: now to a case that has baffled police in dca virginia for nearly a decade -- police started searching for the body of pamela butler. her killer told authorities he would lead them to remains in stafford county. qat is where we find our mccray this afternoon. q. northbound.ng the search for her body is causing traffic on the northbound and southbound lanes even of the search is in the express lanes. we have sky track 7 over the same view of the search. d.c. police are out now, assisted by virginia state police, and they are searching of pamela butler in the express lanes here, right next to the telegraph road overpass. we have some video to show you -- a picture of pamela butler. she was murdered in 2009, and that is a crime that her boyfriend admits to committing. back in october, he was in court and accepted a plea deal. he accepted 12 years behind bars if he admitted to the crime and told police where he disposed of his girlfriend's body. the boyfriend's name, jose rodriguez-cruz. he told police he did posttest disposed of the body in the stafford county area of i-95, nort

. >> reporter: in addition to another terminal that is being created at dca, new security checkpointsing built in what is now open space between the departures and the arrivals area. the airport authority explains the need for all this new space. >> we have explosive passenger growth here that hits almost 24 million passengers a year, well more than the airport was designed for. >> reporter: a part of the problem is that travelers prefer reagan national, a bit too much. >> i like it. it's beautiful. we're from dallas. >> reporter: but now on the minds of many, not just the flight. >> traffic. traffic. >> reporter: the impact starts very soon. back here now as you take a look at the construction activity that is continuing today, now the airport authority tells us they are finalizing the new traffic pattern changes that are going to be coming here to the roadway network. but none of it expected to start until after new year's. back to you. >> translator: news4 begins now with storm team4. >> brace chill. temperatures are falling fast as day turns to night and tomorrow morning we could

broadly speaking, dca return to active management next year and away from these massive flows into passivee accommodation. i don't think the passive vehicles will be drop by investors. i think it is a combination. i think there will be some investors who will put money with the index funds and address. there are others that will seek the active asset managers. you are right, the vehicles are getting traction because investors are looking for low-cost investment opportunities. there is no harm in investing to the index as far as emerging markets are concerned. with the emerging markets you need to be on the ground and finding gems. this is where managers can lay a row. betty: -- play a role. betty: there could be surprised in inflation and we may see the fed more hawkish than what it is indicating right now. if that were to happen and we were to get four, maybe more than that next year, how destructive could that be to emerging markets? a very goods question. if inflation surprises and the fed hike rates five times or six , emerging markets will see a significant pullback. maybe even my 20%

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