whereas derek zarda has served in the san francisco since 2013. he has been a tireless advocate for youth with disabilities and promoting disabilities sensitivity curriculum within the unified school district and he's helped san franciscans with disabilities and the mayor's council subcommittee and the council's resolution in 2013. he has continued to the growth in development of council as a cochair since april 2014. the mayor's disability council would like to take this opportunity for thanking him for his exponential service to the city of san francisco. >> i'm very honored. thank you very much. all i can say is i'm just a country bump kin from kansas. i just want to say that it has been such an honor and such a privilege. one of my favorite things in life really is to see especially in the role of disability advocacy. i saw it at a very young age in high school when there were no peers to go to talk about this in high school arrest no people to even just talk of what's going on whether it's discrimination directly or indirectly, things that we

and derek jeter has been the face of baseball. and i must say i've told him many times, i've told his parents makes you proud to be the commissioner of a sport that produces a player like that. >> what does he have that makes him -- >> remarkable poise, class

derek van dam, thank you.stay ahead of what the governor charlie baker expects to be a top five blizzard. this is a familiar scene. people shoveling sidewalks. as much as 3 feet of snow expected and some of the bands hitting that part of massachusetts. tow trucks removing cars. plows removes snow on the streets. one woman says she expects bostonians to heed the warning. >> boston does a great job of keeping streets clean and everybody does a good job of staying off the roads. i think we are ready for this. >> here in new york city the snow plows have been out in force all night. they are trying to stay ahead of this storm in new york. this is a scene you don't see too often. times square. the crossroads of the world. looking like a ghost town. new yorkers are heeding it. no cars out there. grocery store shelves have essentially been empty before the brunt of the storm hit. they are hunkering down right now. it could be several more hours or a day before they are back out again. christine, one interesting thing

derek, last word.uickly. >> well, the key here is to realize, the sky is the limit on college expenses. have a plan. know what you're comfortable with. but make sure the kids are aware, here's what we have available. i would save right away. couple hundred dollars a month could build a big savings. >> erin and scott, thank you very much for coming on. every day it seems like we meet parents who are so good to their kids. you're two of them. derek, thanks for coming on. appreciate it. >> thank you gerri. gerri: when we come back, dish is hit with major fines when they called your house during dinner. one of the best parts of the classic muscle cars is the roar of the engine. automakers may have been fooling you all along. we'll tell you why. here's your consumer gauge. we'll be right back. gerri: it's a catch-22 for automakers by making cars more efficient, it eliminates the engine roar of a gas-guzzling muscle car. jeff flock is at a ford dealership with the details. jeff. >> there's a lot of people do

i want to bring in meteorologist derek van dam tracking this storm for us. derek, where are we? >> john the storm has eerie characteristics of a hurricane. stretching from new england and maine and long island into new york city as well. it is just we are on the outer periphery of the heavy snow bands. it is working toward connecticut and eastern sections of long island stretching to boston massachusetts, is where we have the heaviest snow bands at the moment. they will get upwards of up to 2 to 3 feet. >> 2 to 3 feet. here in new york, probably 7 or 8 inches behind us. maybe another five to come. >> we have pretty steady snowfall through noon on tuesday. then we start to see that taper off. just because the snow is done doesn't mean the storm is done john. the wind that is a factor as well. that will drive down visibility on the roads. it will allow for the blowing and drifting to take place. the plows helping the roads in new york city but the snow will be blown back on the roads creating slick spots. >> derek van dam, thank you. i appreciate it. new york state is getting hit.

derek: yeah, what's up, buddy? mike: hey, derek. derek: yeah. how are you? if there were guys here working. what time are they supposed to be here? derek: i don't know what the schedule is 'cause -- kathleen: what? mike: is there a different contact number that we should have other than yours so we can kind of coordinate the schedules a little bit better? derek: no, i'll get it figured out. mike: i think we were under the impression that this build-out would take about 10 days. derek: absolutely. mike: i'm sure you guys are miracle workers, but, yeah, right now, when you're looking at it, it's kind of hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. derek: right. kathleen: this is ridiculous. lemonis: if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ but it doesn't have to be. be tough. because now you can post to over 50 o

where is derek van dam. derek is standing inside for a little bit.een watching the forecast and the satellite here and he's saying it's falling within the parameters, and we can expect the worst of it between midnight and 6:00. i'm wondering, as you were saying miguel, the snowfall is coming down pretty steady right now. i feel that it's picking up. it's more than steady. it looks like it's picking up now. >> reporter: oh, absolutely it's picking up. we had about seven hours from noon to 7:00 8:00 where it was hard snow for most of the day. we led that it was going to continue at that pace and then it died off for several hours after that. and the last hour and a half two hours, it has really picked up. and this is the result. very very quickly, all the work that sanitation workers were able to do has been undone by the snow that's coming down. the temperature has dropped as well. it is down to probably the mid-20s at this point. it had gone up to about 28, 29 degrees at one point, and now the temperatures come down a little bit more. it is an amazin

derek ward is live at the st.e france parish. >> reporter: there is no denying the historical links between french democracy and american dem fraegs the french level lose 11 years after the american revolution france taking a lot of cues from america. i think that was embodied in what went on here in washington deed. now of course it started downtown with a march in solidarity with the french people. it was organized by the embassy of france a nation rooked by the extremist violence that's claimed so many lives in recent days. the marches went from the museum to the national law enforcement memorial. less public the prayers and words of faith at a critical time for religion and democracy. at st. louis de france parish on garrison street northwest is a focal point for the local french community. there was a lot of meditation about what comes next. we spoke to father jeanne-marie vincent. he told of the message cliffed in an earlier service today and how to move forward. what he told us was that young parishioner to

thanks derek. van dam asteroid from here on out. >> the dvd asteroid. >> thanks. >>> well the nfl confirms for the first time the new england patriots did use underinflated footballs in their playoff game against the indianapolis colts. say it ain't so. it is a significant development in the scandal that's come to be known as deflate-gate. here's cnn's sports rachel nichols. >> reporter: after days of headlines and controversy over deflate-gate, the nfl finally broke its silence releasing a statement confirming the new england patriots were in fact using underin-inflated footballs in the first half of the win over the indianapolis colts. officials inspected the footballs prior to the game and found them to be within the rules now. now the question books -- how did the air escape those footballs and who, if anyone is responsible. the nfl says it's been investigating that since sunday speaking with more than 40 people both in and out of the patriots' organization. on thursday quarterback tom brady sa

so derek, describe the scene for us. i know we're coming into the area where the most amount of snow is expected to fall. what's it like right now? >> caller: right now we are looking at snowfall in central park of around 2 to 3 inches per hour. so the snowplows that keep coming through were just around the columbus circle area. snowplows come through. 15 minutes later, the snow has piled up already in those areas that they piled through. so it's coming down very intense at the moment. and we've already experienced about 6.5 inches here by the cnn center. >> derek, just a quick question for you new york city basically banning all forms of travel. if you are on the roads, you'll get a $300 ticket the new york city city subway is shut down. i used to live in new york until a couple of months ago. how rare is that? how rare is it for the entire city to shut down all forms of transportation. it does snow in new york almost every year. >> caller: as far as i understand this is actually the first time that the subway has been

we are live derek ward news 4. >> let's pick up where derek left off. the ntsb releasing this statement about d.c.'s report saying it is "only one part of the emergency response and it will be examined with all the evidence in the cob text of the investigation. we are also getting an idea of just how frantic the situation was in that tunnel from 911 calls detailed in the report. one caller said "we need something to happen. they are not moving the train. people are having to get on the floor because -- they can't breathe." during another call an operator asked, "do you know how long you've been stuck down there?" the caller responds "for about 30 minutes." the operator asked on "how many people are stuck?" the caller responds a a whole train. a whole train." you can read the full report by d.c. fire including more 911 calls, and you can read metro's apology letter on our website. that's nbcwashington.com, and search metro. >>> meanwhile, ae sunny day for most of you. don't get too used to it. rain is on the way. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seagull

i would play a little football with you, derek.e's known as one of the best quarterbacks to play at game. next we take a look at how deflitted footballs could deflate the legacy you have tom taup brady. >>> again we're one day away from the super bowl and one of the quarterbacks performing in the game tom brady, went from the bottom of the nfl draft to become a league mvp and super bowl champ. but his squeaky clean image is now in jeopardy after accusations of cheating and a possible role in the deflated football scandal. cnn's kyung lah looks at the private tom brady. >> deflate gate still grabbing headlines. >> and sucking up all the oxygen on sports radio. >> i believe none of what he said. >> i'd rather leave those questions to the person who did it tom brady. >> tom brady from the echo chamber for all the wrong reasons. >> i think you're pretending to know a lot less than you actually do. >> what! >> is the patriots quarterback a cheater or the sneaky qup ballpark keds love. tom brady being asked that himself. >> is tom brady

can you hear me derek? well i think we may have lost derek. sadly he's gone. derek pits - we appreciate him trying to be on. we are pretty much out of time except for this story. the annual sundance film festival is under way in utah. movies are not the only thing on the agenda. rob reynolds has a story from park city. >> attacks on artistic freedom. following a computer hacking assault, it cancelled the release of "the interview," and the attack that killed 12 at a satirical magazine in paris. >> i think freedom of expression is in danger in a lot of areas, and freedom of expression is fundamental to us. as in the film you see a lot of films that will upset other people but that's okay. it's diversity, it's showing what is out there. what is out there includes 100 films were 2 is countries. it explored impact on a small north dabbing oata injury. "girl-hood" pore trace the lives of girls that form a gang. >> it's for the balance of society. it is important. it has messages and is raising questions and hypothesis. >> reporter: last days in the desert reimagine

hi derek. >> we'll try this again. you'll want to double check your flight plans for any of our international viewers heading to john f. kennedy international airport in new york city. we have a pretty classic nor'easter taking place at the moment. this radar, well it speaks a million words. you can just see the amount of precipitation blanketing the east coast of the united states. the rain/snow line just south of the big apple. it is warm enough to keep us all liquid precipitation for baltimore as well as the nation's capital. but a few inches of fresh snow have already fallen near work. and some of that leading edge of our snowfall reaching the boston region as well. we have winter storm watches and warnings. where you see that shading of purple and pink stretching from boston right through southeastern portions of pennsylvania this is all thanks to a low that developed across the gulf of mexico produced some significant precipitation and is now moving along the east coast of the u.s. this is a fairly classic nor'ea

. >> reporter: derek hawkins says they have a robust training program for this size if not larger. >> based on the size of the product we look at our response guys and make a determination. this could play out well to what you have on the mat. >> it is a different thing when a hazmat trin derails outside your backyard. that's what happened in lynchburg, virginia when tanker cars came tumbling down the hillside. >> what do i have on here? >> reporter: it was more than a while mile wide when it derailed last august and couldn't get to critical documents inside it. >> four classes we take so you will know what's going to be here and have the documents and what's on this train, we didn't

. >> i'm derek mcginty. arlington, prince george's, fairfax, loudoun county schools and many more making the call for a two-hour delay tomorrow. i guess it's once burned twice shy thanks to this nasty helping of winter weather. >> as you head out tomorrow brace for a refreeze, slick roads and the potential for lake effect snow showers. let's get right to first alert meteorologist erica grow. >> i think it was a smart move to issue delays first thing because we have the potential for black ice and lots of slick spots. it's going to cause tough travel early in the morning. tonight partial clearing and refreezing on untreated surfaces, but also some of the areas that got the initial treatment, it's either going to be too diluted or maybe got washed away during the snow melt that we had during the day today. so there is high potential for lots of black ice out there tomorrow morning and once that sun angle gets up there and helps to warm up the road surfaces, then the kids will be able to safely get to school af

derek ward shows us that they're answering some questions, but raising new ones. >> i want to say the fairfax county officers deserved the benefit of the doubt, but that does not mean that they can never be doubted. >> county residents still want answers about the gear shooting nearly three years later. it came up during a general q & a session and aboard of supervisors hearing a day after 11,000 pages of documents from the investigation into the shooting of john gear. keith harm osama bin laden says it's taken too long and it's been too secretive. sfoot fairfax ward seeks to change the policy to one of transparency and create an independent review board to give officers fair treatment but have some accountability. >> the board decided not to establish or consider establishing the independent citizen review board and opted instead to have an internal audit review. loo torres explains he saw gear lower his hands and make a quick movement towards his waist. he says i fired a shot through the screen door and hit him. police would eventually storm the house, but gear was already dead. the

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derek van dam, we'll connect with you later. as we mentioned, further to the northeast is where the impact the brunt of the storm will hit. massachusetts one of the states in fact under emergency declaration right now. >> yeah. in boston 700 pieces of snow-moving equipment, and 35,000 tons of salt are ready for use. public schools will be closed today. the city's mayor says a major effort now is making sure people stay safe. >> make sure your neighbors are safe particularly the elderly or disabled. make sure they have enough food and supplies to get through the next couple of days. i ask everyone please stay off the road. i'd rather you be safe. don't get curious and walk around. plows can't see you. cars can't see you. if you see homeless folks, call 911 so we can get all the homeless off the street. we've been doing that all day. be courteous of your neighbors and make sure everyone's safe. >> good advice. >>> nick valencia is on the streets of boston. you've been there for a number of hours. how bad are conditions this hour a

. >> when we last saw meredith and derek derek decides he was leaving seattle grace and his family behind to pursue a job in washington, d.c., and by the look of things derek has moved out. but will the couple have second thoughts. >> someone took her. because i was here when it happened. she was here one minute and the next -- she is not on an island with another man, quinn. >> the big question is where is she now one minute she and jake are dancing up a storm next there is a red wine stain on the couch and olivia is nowhere to be found. >> it was directed by havertown's own actor he plays sam. >> this is how badly you need to win even if it means throwing your own husband under the bus. >> is this your version of a woman scorned. >> you have the audacity to come in here and mock me get out or i'll throw you out. >> speaking of sam we now know how he was killed and why, and talk about a cliff hanger with analise watching sam's final moments. they are playing both sides of law, how will it unfold you can find out tonight, that starts at 10:00 p.m. make sure you have the snacks ready. it a

. >>> well derek rose and now twice in a week. >> i know. what a nice thing for d.c. by the way. the crowd was wild. if you're a d.c. fan, you're in good shape. it really truly is. the caps and wizards getting wins tonight. they are trying to get their second win against the bulls in a week. first quarter, derek rose and the bulls, really could not miss that. a three-pointer! unbelievable. rose got 17 points in the first quarter. let's jump to the third. the wizards go up for the first time since that opening game minute. look at there, bradley gets the rebound and fourth quarter now and puts the wiz up nine. nine assists. wizards are down. 105-99. to the verizon center we go. first period no score. a shot is sent towards the goal and in front of the net with the redirect and the game's first score, the place went wild there tonight. that was all that they needed. on the attack here look at this 21 on the night. wasn't easy for him. good defense. check out this final sequence. saving a block. and so did the flyers. sometimes you need a little luck right? the caps win it 1-0. coll

we also have our derek -- we don't have derek van dam at the moment. a number of correspondents along the u.s. northeast coast as we see which areas are getting hardest hit. which areas like pennsylvania, for example, where it doesn't appear to be as bad. >> let's bring in our pedram javaheri. he has more details. we need to understand what is ahead because that's the thing. seems that it's not as bad as a lot of people have been told. because of that they've got a lot of these great preparations in place. we don't know what's coming how bad, this be? >> you know, it depends, of course on which city you're pinpointing. new york city a city we talked about often in the last 24 to 36 hours, the models said 15 or 25 somewhere in the middle. another six to seven inches possible. that takes us close to 14 to 15 inches when it's said and done. look at the eco-pancive cloud field. 3,000 kilometers 2,000 miles. that's the storm system across the tennessee valley all the way across into the atlantic ocean as far as how far it spans. across the city of new york

news 4's derek ward is live in southwest with the mayor's response and, derek, the blame game continues. >> well you know there's going to be a lot of that going back and forth until we hear from the ntsb. they're going to be the ones that have the final say. this is all part of a mosaic of information that's coming out. you know this little unassuming piece of infrastructure here actually figured prominently into the early minutes of that whole incident, and we are learning this because of the information that is now coming out in this latest report. it comes from d.c.'s homeland skusht and emergency management agency. now, take a look at some video that we shot earlier. firefighters got here and saw two people that were self-rescuing themselves off of a train. two of the rescues weren't made from here. this was all early on into that. as we hear from mayor bowser that the latest report looked at that early incident and whether the radios were working correctly in the tunnel and whether they could be n bac and forth machining firefighters. now, we've talked with her today. she talked a

i'll be going with you. >> cool. >> thanks derek. >>> as we have been telling you, recovering the vote in greece on the future path of this country. coming up w we'll talk to more greeks making a critical vote on the future of their country. >>> also ahead, the mysterious death of an argentine prosecutor years later. there may be new breakthroughs in the mysterious case of his death. that's coming up. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from xfinity. >>> welcome back to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. you are watching cnn live coverage. i'm natalie allen. here are the top stories. u.s. president barack obama and the indian prime minister sat d

derek dingell recently caught up with him.listen. >> when you became ceo of merck roughly three years ago, the statement you made was that you wanted merck to focus on innovation. what does innovation look like at merck? >> well, for merck, coming forward with transformational medicine. a recent example is our new investigational medicine for cancer. it's one of the first in a series of what are called immunotherapies for cancer. it defeats the body defeat the tumors. that's the kind of thing a company like merck exists to do. >> how do you decide which drugs are going to be in the pipeline for long-term development? >> first of all, those decisions are made by our very capable research scientists. they're not made in the first instance by made. and that's a good thing for people, that they're investors as well as patients being made by those very able people. but generally speaking, where america tries to go with its research dollars, we look for the intersection of unmet medical need and scientific opportunity. so we want to

. >> i'm derek mcginty. loudoun, fairfax, prince william county schools operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow. >> let's get right to first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt. >> any flurries on forecast overnight, top? >> i think so, maybe even a snow shower. the good news, current temperatures, 26 downtown, that's as warm as it's been all day. temps have been steady or rising in the last few hours, up to 21 in gaithersburg, 23 in leesburg and manassas. on the futurecast by 6:00 temperatures in the 20s with clouds and then by 8:00 we're still 27 downtown with low to mid-20s in the burbs, not seeing any flecks of blues. there could be a couple flurries or a snow shower as the front goes through. 10:00 temperatures still in the 20s and by noon look at that. we're finally above freezing down town for the first four days. so wakeup weather looks like this, maybe a flurry at 5:00 and at 7:00. by 9:00 very cold but temperatures back into the 20s. we'll come back, talk about how cold it will be behind this fro

. >> i'm derek mcginty. temperatures below freezing, so it won't take a lot of snow to cause you problems in the morning commute. our first alert meteorologist topper shutt is here with a look at what doppler 9000 has even as we speak. >> we've got some pretty good snow bands pushing through the metro area. even here the last couple minutes the ground is coated again. let's start with live doppler. over the past two hours you can see some pretty good snow bands moving essentially now from north. [ audio difficulties ] maryland checked in with 6 inches. we'll come back, talk about when temps get above freezing tomorrow, look ahead to a clipper thursday and a potentially bigger storm for super bowl sunday. >>> you just heard the man. snow is falling and so is the mercury. already the conditions are getting pretty rough on the roads tonight. >> mola lenghi is live in rockville with a look at how crews are trying to keep the roads clear for your morning commute. >> reporter: as topper just mentioned, snowfall te

derek really just had a remarkable career off the field. on the field, we know he has won 5 world championships. he was the face of baseball. no question about it. >> and a great captain of the yankees. >> a great captain. >> your affection with baseball began with your mother, marie and not your father, ben. >> that is true. >> a woman from romania. had what influence? >> when i was three or four years old, my mother was a schoolteacher. and so -- she was very well disciplined. but she loved baseball. listened to it. as a little kid, i remember her listening to the radio, the old brewery games and started listening to the white sox and cub games. she took me to a very early age to the old brewer games and the cub games. she took me to the old aaa field in milwaukee. and i guess, charlie, they say something gets in your blood. after that time, i was an intense fan. >> did you want to own a team? >> i do not -- that is interesting. at first, when i was 10, 12, 14, 15, i thought i was going to be the heir apparent to joe dimaggio. i played ce

and derek jeter has been the face of baseball. and i must say i've told him many times, i've told his parents makes you proud to be the commissioner of a sport that produces a player like that. >> what does he have that makes him -- >> remarkable poise, class dignity, greatness on the field but better off the field. and so sometimes in sports as in life things happen that sometimes you wish didn't happen. derek really just had a remarkable career off the field. on the field we know he won five world championships and played brilliantly. but he was the face of baseball no question about it. >> and a great captain of the yankees. >> a great captain of the yankees. >> your affection for baseball began with your mother and not your father. >> that's true. >> this woman from romain i can't had what influence? >> when i was three or four years old, my mother was a schoolteacher. so she was very well disciplined. but she loved baseball. as a little kid i can remember her listening to the radio back in the 1930's listening to the brewer g

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news 4's derek ward has our story. >> reporter: police say 38-year-old minh nguyen a one-time social media tech pioneer and the ex-husband of denise mattison burst into the home and shot her new husband. corey mattison died in the rear of the house. it's believed he led the gunman out back away from the family. denise was just getting home as it all unfolded. >> he was my hero. >> reporter: the couple had only been married for three months. denise said it was the fulfillment of a destiny. she'd seen him in a dream years before they had met. >> when i met cory i knew he was without a doubt my man with kind eyes. >> reporter: the blending of their two families children and siblings. for denise's brother, it was a dream come true. his sister had a protector. >> to see the way that he loved denise on a consistent basis, to see the way he treated her, there's nothing more than a brother could ask for. >> reporter: cory had been a college and professional athlete though he'd make his mark not in a stadium of of fans but in the eyes of those who knew him best and loved him. even amid the se

now, derek is standing by at the weather center. i know you have been following this closely. the pictures i have seen are extraordinary. what is going on in the philipines in terms of this massive storm basically colliding with the pope's visit? >> this was moments after his plane took off. this scene unfolded. unfortunately, a 15-passenger airplane skidded off the runway. take a look at some of the footage coming out of the region. the civil aviation confirming it took off for manila. the plane was trying to take off. it was hit by the strong winds and rain. it was carrying 11 passengers all of them confirmed to be okay. so certainly, some good news there. the forecast for manila as the pope has already started his procession to cross that region looks decent the next few hours. you can actually see some of the outer rain bands impacting them at the moment. this storm is becoming more and more disorganized as time goes on. we do expect the next update to the warning center to show a weakening trend. here's where the pope took off in tacloban. the storm officially paid landfa

limiting tobacco permits in low income neighborhoods it's about social justice and equity and when derek smith and the great staff in the department of public health give us all the data especially data that shows e cigarettes are not excepted method of quitting cigarettes, nobody except that i think from everything that from thomas gone down to derek and the staff that we work with every day to the tobacco free coalition, it's very clear to us that is very harmful. so i'm with supervisor cohen in supporting the appeal and i really appreciate it: for bringing so many issues and researchers and professors from ucsf bid here with us and our spectrally disagree of my colleague norman yee and urge us to think beyond artistic but to think about the implications that are decisions make for the future of our city. i just want to say also the department of public health is taken off a curb campaign will raise awareness especially in municipal and bus stations and keep it out of those i think it's important that music is like my daughter and others are aware but also churches like ingleside presb

i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm jan jeffcoat. we hard from the correctional officer who solved the mysterious disappearance of an elderly gaithersburg woman. 69-year-old betty jean queen was in police custody the whole time. andrea mccarren is live in clarkbsurg to explain for us. good evening. andrea. >> reporter: good evening, jan. betty jean queen wasn't missing.and it was a montgomery county correctional officer who was first to figure that out. >> i was like i know her. she's been housed in my facility. >> reporter: corporal davidson was surprised to see the familiar face of betty jean queen during yesterday's public plea for help from queen's sister. >> we want you back home. please get in touch with us. >> reporter: the gaithersburg woman disappeared a month ago without a trace. >> she wasn't combative, but she wasn't responsive. >> reporter: turns out queen had been booked in the jail as jane smith because she had no identification, no fingerprints on file and she refused to give her name. a diagnosed schizophrenic she'd

meteorologist derek van dam tracking that. derek. >> good morning, john.t when we thought the winter weather was over across the northeast, you can see another storm moving through with varying snowfall totals. we expect the heaviest snow across maine. boston spared the brunt of it. 2 to 4 inches anticipated. you can see the bull's-eye north and east with dusting heading to the big apple. winter storm warnings in effect and advisories for upstate new york. look at the moisture wrapping around arizona at the moment. a lot taking place in phoenix. we have mountain snowfall for new mexico. big football game on sunday in phoenix. it calls for drier weather. temperatures around 71 degrees to end the weekend. this moisture soars across the plain states and through the ohio river valley. this storm hits the new england coast. chilly temperatures will stick around. john i hope you are watching the patriots and seeing a victory. back to you. >> indeed. yes, i will. >>> 48 minutes after the hour. dozens dead and a new terror attack by isis. trying to expand its reac

we heard from fire commissioner derek sawyer who said there were no working smoke detectors in this home. a police officer was the first one to arrive to this fire call. we understand he went inside and tried to save two people who were inside. but he was unable to rescue them. and that police officer was actually injured as well. and he was taken to the hospital this morning with minor injuries. when firefighters got here they put out the fire i'm told in a pretty good amount of time. it didn't take them too long to put out this fire. but unfortunately, they were not able to save the two people who lived at 435 daly street. now, i did just get on scene. there's a neighbor who was forced out because of the firefighting effort. firefighters just let him back in. i'm going to try and learn more about his neighbors who sadly perished in this fire this morning. reporting live in south philadelphia, katie zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> let's get back to that other breaking story this morning. a man shot. >> reporter: thank you. >> badly wounded. and both were found inside this car that crashed int

joined by committee vice chair, supervisor eric mar and we want to thank the clerk of the committee, derek evans as well as the following members of sfgtv staff, who are covering this meeting, jennifer low and jessy larson, with that, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair, make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic device and completed speaker cards to be included in the file should be submitted by the clerk, items acted upon today will be on the december 14th, board of supervisor's agenda unless otherwise stated. >> before we move on to the one item, i know that norman yee is excused from this meeting, could we have a motion to excuse him? so we have a motion without objection. >> mr. clerk, if you could call our one item? >> item isordinance amending the health code by adding density, proximity, and sales establishment limitations on the granting of new tobacco sales permits, and renumbering all sections in article 19h; amending the business and tax regulations code by increasing the annual license and application fees; and making environmental finding

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news4's derek ward joins us live from silver spring to explain why. what's going on? >> reporter: well take two phrases. all lives matter, black lives matter. neither of those negates the other. now superimpose one over the other on a single sign and do it with a can of spray paint, then it's a whole other issue. it's an issue they're dealing with at the christ congressional church in silver spring. it's not the worst thing that could have been written on this sign. this church actually had a cross burned on its front lawn in the '60s when it integrated so that puts it in e pastor here believes that the changes made were about more than semantics. >> the message we were trying to give to the community had been deluded. >> reporter: instead of removing the scrawl word or discarding the sign altogether reverend dr. matthew broderick displayed the sign inside to make it part of the sunday message. >> these are small aggressions, and they build up over time. i think that they're deliberate and they're intentionally hurtful. and our community is a place that welcomes and i

i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. the wusa9 first alert weather team is calling tomorrow a yellow alert day and erica grow with more on when and where it's expected to hit. >> the when is the main problem. the snow will fall during that morning commute. in fact, it's going to start further west of us before sunrise. this system will head toward us west to east. you can see the winter weather advisory is in effect for the entire immediate metro area and all points north and northwest of that going into effect at 4 a.m. and be with us until 1 p.m. tomorrow. the snow arriving before dawn even in the peltway it will get here before sunrise. most of the snow will fall during that morning commute and we'll see snow taper off to just flurries and a quick snow shower in the afternoon. the good news is that it's powdery snow and very easy to dust off the car, but the reduced visibility is the main concern. a snow shower possible in the afternoon, but by then we will already have our accumulations, 1 to 2 inches north and west