police put up this picture of doug adams who may look like this the. he was charged with four counts of raping a child under 12 years old. he wasn't charged until 1996 and he has been on the run ever since. this latest picture was taken in 2004 when he called himself robert dean willy. police say he stole that identity from a dead man. police are convinced he may have taken other fake names. if you recognize him or know where he may be, call police or 1-800-423-tips. >> a seminole county neighborhood is on edge this morning. a couple of weeks ago we showed you this picture of thieves rummaging through unlocked cars. take a look. you can see two guys walk up to a home on red pepper loop and look into a car. a black car pulls up and the guys throw their things into the back of the car and peel away. neighbors say they are fed up. >> i work hard. i don't feel like people have the right to take things from someone else who works hard for it. it is personal belongings. it is a violation of your space and a violation of just how you feel feel. >> police were

before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his coworkers when he came face to face with ford. sot adam miller: "i saw him come around the corner and he told him to run, there's a fire. he still looked confused and i told him again and he said i know then shot me." miller who still recovering in the hospital was shot 4 times says he still feels for ford. sot -- adam miller: "i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the way out. and so, my heart just aches for him." just ninety minutes before the shooting? ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex girlfriend who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help!" family and friends are saying goodbye this weekend-- to five of the six victims killed in the kalamazoo, michigan shootings. a memorial service for mary lou nye was held in bridgman today. she was one of four people shot and killed at a cracker barrel parking lot last saturday. memorial services for four other v

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reporter: ford killed 3 of his coworkers and injured 14 more before being killed by police chief doug schroeder. adam miller was trying to evacuate his co-workers when he came face to face with ford. >> and so, i told him he needs to run, there's a fire and he just looked confused. i told him again. he said, i know, then he shot me. >>>> reporte miller, who is still recovering in the hospital, was shot four times. he says he still feels for ford. >> i don't know what he was going through. obviously he felt this was the and so, my heartrt just acs for him. >> reporter: just 90 minutes before the shooting, ford was served at work with a restraining order to stay away from another ex-girlfriend, who claimed he was "in desperate need of medical and psychological help." cecilia, excel industries remains closed tonight. no word on when the plant will reopen. cecia. >> okay, eva, thank you. >>> we want to turn overseas to syria, defying all expectations, a cease-fire there now holding on for 24 hours. here's alex marquardt. reporting in tonight from a strangely quiet damascus. >> reporter: children playing

adam tuss. thanks so much. >> i have to tell you, doug is going to be plenty mad at adam because did he not have his hat on, doug. he was telling us all day. >> exactly. what's my man adam doing out there? his hair did look good though. you know, it's looking okay. i'll tell you it's the wind and the cold, so, yeah you need that hat out there. take a look at the temperatures outside right now. it is freezing. 29 degrees. windchill right now at 17. even with some sunshine. that sun going down about the next hour and 20 minutes and it's going to feel a lot 23 in bgaithersburg. 21 in culpepper. a very cold afternoon. look at the wind chills. 6 the current windchill in hagerstown. 16 in manassas. 12 right now in camp springs. as i said, today we will call it brutally cold. but this weekend it gets to be dangerously cold. so as cold as it is today, we're going to go down another 10 to 15 degrees for the weekend. that's the dangerous cold we're talking about. just want you to know that. be ready for it, be prepared for it. on the radar nothing to show. could see a couple snow showers tomorrow evening

doug. commissioner adams. >> first off, thank you very much for your presentation. and i want to say thank you to the office of economic and work force development, the superbowl committee. i know in our neighborhood some people had issues with the f line not running and right away your team jumped in, you brought sfmta in, you brautd us all in, we came up with a solution, we have an awesome web site and people in the neighborhood are very, very excited. and you said a couple of things. millions of people will be coming to this town, it's the superbowl and who doesn't want to come to san francisco. we will be showcased all over the world and our no. 1 industry is tourism. we want to get those sites and i, for one, am very, very excited but i really am grateful for the help we got from your office and i'm very impressed with the superbowl 50 how they jumped in, they even blessed our super castro 50 web site name which we trademarked already and they were fine with it. >> ready for the next one. >> well, that's something that we are actually going to use that web site

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representative doug collins, judy chu, lamar smith, adam schiff and mimi walters have expressed theirconcern over the proposal is potentially adverse impacts on minority and religious content creators. i wish the commission had listened to these voices rather than plowing ahead with a flat proposal because it does not respectfully dissent. >> commissioner riley. thank you, mr. chairman. i've spent considerable time on issues involving set-top box test experience along with serving the landscape has led me to conclude the set-top boxes are a relic of the past. they are already well under way to the fate of the video rental store. so why in 2016 with the commission be doing a set-top box item? the idea of an agency maintaining its control by placing outdated regulations under to knowledge is unfamiliar may be on the right track. we have been subjected to extreme of the item. the propaganda is have a hard time staying on message. but this catchphrase, only papers over the destructive results to come in the video marketplace if the commission proceedings to adopt the rules presented today

adam? >> reporter: well, jim, just what doug was talking about there, the rain is going to make it a little bit tricky because you can only put so much chemical down on the road, and then you have to revert to the salt. you know, after the last blizzard people were wondering do they have enough supplies? well, take a look at the dome almost filled to the top. these crews say they're ready. here we go again. >> snow, s-n-o-w. >> reporter: cold weather lovers taking one more chance to get in an ice skate, but after the last blizzard not everyone is so excited, especially if this comes down as rain first. that could wash away precious chemical already on the pavement. vdot actually wants nothing but snow to fall. >> if it's just snow, that's great. it's easier for us to push. again, with the brine down and keeping in mind what the brine does, it keeps the snow from really adhering to the pavement and help us plow it easier. >> reporter: this a tricky forecast and this is going to be the biggest thing to watch with this storm because the conditions and the amount of snow that we get could vary.

representative doug collins, lamar smith, adam schiff and mimi walters have expressed their concern overthe proposal potential adverse impact on independence minority of religious content creators. i wish the commission to listen to these voices rather than plowing ahead with a fallen proposal because it does not, i respectfully, dissent. thank you. >> commissioner o'rielly? >> thank you, mr. chairman. over the years i spent considerable time on the policy issues involving set-top box appeared past experience along with serving the current the landscape has led me to conclude that set-top boxes are relic of the past. they are well underway to the fate of the video rental store. so why in 2016 with the commission be doing a set-top box item? the id of an agency maintaining its control by placing outdated regulation of new technology sounds familiar, you may be on the right track. in recent weeks we've been subjected to a steady stream of hype about this item unlocking the box. never let it be said is commissions propagandists have a hard time staying on message but this particular catchph

as you guys just said, adam is in the 4 x 4 getting some of the accidents. i will toss it over to doug and he will have more on the road conditions out there. >> you mentioned the sun. even though temperatures today were below freezing, only in the upper 20s, the sun still able to help melt the roadways, but now that the sun is going down, you're going to start to see things freezing very, very quickly, especially those bridges and overpasses. so please give yourself a lot of extra time tonight. we still have snow falling around hagerstown, martinsburg, down i-81, areas of freezing rain. freezing drizzle now around the d.c. metro area but also freezing rain happening now, too. so really give yourself a lot of extra time tonight. take a look at the roads forecast tonight. tonight areas of ice for sure. a lot of slick spots. we have you in the red. red early tomorrow morning too. not just because a few icy spots tomorrow morning but heavy rain, and it could be very heavy tomorrow morning. most likely between 8:00 and really be coming down. tomorrow night no problem, still got you on the

doug and others to stay off the roads. if it's absolutely necessary for you to go out, officials say, is actually ice. transportation reporter adam tuss is in fairfax right now. he's monitoring conditions in the storm team4 x 4. what are you seeing, adam? >> reporter: it's absolutely right, doreen. don't come out here unless you absolutely need to. with the temperatures hovering around freezing, anything that's falling here is freezing when it hits the road. let's look out the windshield of the storm team4 x 4. you can see that sheen that's on the road. we've been going through pockets of rain, a little bit of rain has come down, then it's been heavier at times, and cars are adjusting to that speed and on the main roads and the secondary roads and the neighborhood roads. it's definitely gotten a little more slick out here over the last hour, hour and a half. we've seen a number of accidents. a couple of cars going into ditches. we've seen the police out here trying to assist people. so unless you absolutely need to be out tonight, laet the rain d its thing as the temperatures warm up and start to wash a lot of this away. we'll se

adam henrik scores. flyers lose two-one. they pick up a point. they are five out. but they have lost four of their last five. >>> eagles coach dougederson is eyeing potential quarterbacks, who they can take 13th overall in april. carson lynn, to packs ton lynch, even connor cook. pederson believes there is a franchise caliber quarterback available. >> the ideal situation would be to get one of those guys and have him possibly sit for a year or two and learn your system, understand your community, understand your fan base and your immediate use before you just throw them out there to the wolves. but that is at deal situation. do i believe that there are a player or two in this quarterback draft that can come in and start right away. >> college hoops, villanova the number one team in the country will play in philadelphia a for the first time ever tonight as a top ranked team. cats facing saint john's at eight. they cannot wait, tip off at wells fargo in front of their fans. >> it will be cool. hopefully we get a as many people as we usually do but for us we try not the to think about that type of thing. one or five, or not rang at

dish to adam rose who tickles the twine and the warriors get the double digit win tonight at home 66 to 56. jon: out to dallas center grimes we go-- the mustangs hosting the grinnell tigers. doug heritage adding to his career total with an early three-- dc-g up an early 1 point. this one a back and forth affair in the first-- sam allen the fancy footwork gets the finish off the glass and in. but back come the mustangs. anthony jacobsen with the air ball turned pass-- to dylan rude and he lays it in. mustangs trailing by one. deeper after the rebound by cade mc knight-- who's able to get the put back then mcknight the kick out to lucas scherf knocking down the trey. heritage the answer at the near end-- behind back and hits the jumper. tigers lead cut to 3. this set play off trey washington to jacobsen nice just flex on em is... dc-g rolls over grinnell 75 to 56 for the mustangs. jon: . battle of the birds...earlham heads over to woodward- granger, to take on the hawks. cardinals moving the rock around the perimeter tonight....canyon hopkins with a nice chest pass to andy algreen, burying the triple. hawks trying to keep it close, marcus mcconaha turns the corner and is able to

doug law - fork mountain - 43 ryan & matthew browning kenzie beyers - troutville - 14 roanoke - 18 roanoke - 14 travis slusser - joe peters - 70 buchanan - 62 gerald meade - 41 michelle garst - hilary adams - rocky mount - 10 virginia snyder - bassett - 82 kailie booth - christiansburg - 9 ashanti campbell - 7 dakota nibblett - 29 rheanna lawhorn - buena vista - 13 david alphin - buchanan lezley slagle - natural bridge station - 9 mark tucker - roanoke - 60 dylan smith - rocky mount - 15 quincy gravely - - 14 mark altizer - riner - 50 d.j. beal - fieldale - 21 izabella lavoie - 9 james & ephonia tatum - spencer - 59th daygrab the hat heavy jacket is you heading out the twenties and low thirties temperatures really are can a move all that much as we head through the day thirty two roanoke twenty seven new york thirty four alanna look at minneapolis only seven 17 a piece of that cold air is heading in our direction it's really can arrive wednesday and thursday. right now over toward gretna gretna elementary school thirty one degrees a very light breeze southwest wind around three miles an hour had a pretty good and then the snow showers moving through the newer valley be you notice that's

adam tuss, news4. >> looking at weather, turning our attention from snow and rain to the potential for freezing. >> and really cold temperatures, doug and veronica are monitoring the conditions. let's start with doug in the storm system. >> some locations picked up more than a few inches. upwards of three to six inches in north and west of d.c. in downtown proper, a couple of hours of snow, but no accumulation to speak of. at least downtown. take a look outside. not much going on around the d.c. metro area. you can see what's happening down to the south. this has been developing over the last hour around the culpepper area, locustdale, fredericksburg. we are still dealing with snow around fredericksburg and spotsylvania, along 95, this has been going on for the last half hour to an hour. rain over towards king george county. we still have the rain/snow line across the area. earlier today, it was all snow to the north and west and all rain to the south and east. these were the areas that saw the most snow. montgomery county, howard county, around frederick county, northern portions of loudoun county an we're still seeing snow up towa

adam's live shot. you can see the umbrella and you can see the rain still coming down. people in raincoats walking around behind him. >> doug, tell us what the night is going to be like, and what's the timeline on all the rain that's coming? >> well the rain is going to continue. it's going to be on the light side through early tomorrow morning. then we're going to start to deal with the heavier rain tomorrow. that's when we have the chance for strong to severe storms. that's our city cam trying to take a look at the city, kind of hard when you're dealing with that much rain across the area. light rain, drizzle that's falling at the airport. 44 degrees, winds out of the north at 12 miles per hour. that makes for a very chilly day. we're in the 30s to the north. only 37 in frederick, with the rain coming down. 42 in fredericksburg. not only is it raining, but it's chilly rain. look at the rain that's coming down the steadiest. we have drizzle around the d.c. area. the radar does not do a good job of picking up that drizzle. here's where the rain is coming down steady along 15, leesburg, up to the frederick area, clarksburg a

adam. >>> turning to the weather, it's been pretty nice out there today, but is this going to last? >> is the clock ticking already, doug? >> you know that. you know it can't be this nice else coming in to change everything, and that something else comes tomorrow night. we have one more nice day just like today. look outside. just beautiful. plenty of sunshine today. high temperatures well above average. the average high is now up to 51. we got to up 64 a little bit earlier. 62 degrees right now. winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour. nice sunshine across the region. look at these numbers. 67 right now in fredericksburg. 64 in huntingtown. 54 in hagerstown, 55 in martinsburg. so it's been nice everywhere today. noain or snow to talk about. we're not going to see any chances of this until tomorrow night, and that's the next storm that's making its way our way. not much happening around the mid-atlantic but back to the west watching a storm developing back here. has some rain and 12340e associasnow associated with it. you will notice a big change on tuesday night into wednesday morning. so tuesday morning, no problem

doug. thank you. >>> slick roads are guaranteed with a forecast like this. crews are out pretreating what they can already hoping to stay ahead of this storm and keep you safe. our transportation reporter adam tuss joins us now live from leesburg with the latest on road preps there. adam, what are you finding? >> reporter: well, jim, you know, out here they're preparing for about 4 to 6 inches of snow, 4 on the small sides. so the trucks have been coming in and loading up with these kind of machines. they're getting the sand and salt going. my friend joe nice enough to stand on it up of his bulldozer. he's going to be here until about 7:00. it's going to be a busy night for these crews. and so the storm dance begins again. >> no blizzard but we still could get up to four inches of snow or so. >> reporter: this could be tougher to deal with because of the possibility of rain first. that could wash away a lot of the chalky chemical you see on the roads. >> we applied the brine last week because we thought some would come in over the weekend. we've deployed some additional trucks tonight because if this comes in as rain, it washes most of that brine operation away, so we're going to overcompen