they're expanding the metroe silver l and business for dulles on drivers, put that on united. they will be at the airport todayin ral for more support of their bill effective january 1. the tolls at the main plaza are set to rise by $1.25 and the off ramp by 50 >>cents. justin, thank you. >>> developing in france, we're following the latest on the deadly attack near aopar christmas market in strasburg. chris lawrence at the live desk. >> strasburg police have updated us. eeltiple people have injured, some of themdead. we're working to finalize how many. police have gone back and cefor. pore looking for a shooter. he may have escaped across the border to germany. they're reporting the suspects a man named sharik shaquai. bc news also working to independently confirm his name. the a.p. is reporting police seched the attacker's apartment yesterday morning and it had to do with a previous attempted murder investigation. of course, that search was conductedust hours before the deadly shooting near the christmas market. back to you. >> chris, thank you. 6:07 right now. the threa of

and thereby united, too, and also great vision at dulles overall. as of right now we areng loo at a toll increase about 1.25 at the main tollla and going up by 50 cents at the off ramp. today at 5:00 p.m. they'll rally and hoping to get more support. back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> it's now 5:07. developing from france, we're following the latest on a deadly attack near a popular christmas market in strasburg. chris lawrence has the. late >> reporter: eun, 3 to 400 police officers are on the stres loo for the shooter. he may have escaped across the border into germany. they updated us on t shooting. 14 victims. two of them are dead.s strassbergome to the european parliament, extremelyl po with tourists. right now all cultural sites and centers have been shot down.er the sho was on a terrorist watch list. there is a mscdonal nearby. the manager says he was sheltering in place with about 80 people, a lot of them parents with children. >> chris, thank >>you. 5:08 now. the threat of a government shutdown days before still hangs over thousands of

dulles was the foremost wall street corporate lawyer. longtime foreign policy advisor to the republican party. a lumbering, heavily muscled man who swam maniacally his labs every day. and a brilliant mind that could cut through reams of data. and eisenhower gave john foster dulles all the heavy lifting of having to deal with the british empire. as in 1954 where he's meeting with churchill and eden over vietnam. because as the americans got deeper and deeper into vietnam, urged on by the british, malaya, fortunately, stabilized. churchill had cracked down to counterinsurgency and massacre making as well. in malaya. malaya was secured. the americans, however, were getting deeper into vietnam and wanted a british presence. the british refused to participate. and it caused deep rupture in the relationship in 54. at the same time, we were responding to perceived communist threat in guatemala, churchill was selling the talks in loud there to saying guatemala had been taken over by communists. the americans never remotely said that her went tha

in a few weeks, you'll be paying more when you travel along thel dulles troad.ome lawmakers say there's a way to limit the increase. chris gordon with demonstrators who are are protesting the re hike. >> reporter: these demonstrators want to limit the increase that's about to take effect for motongsts u the dulles toll road. or usis is an opportunity to be on the right side of history and for once benefit virginians instead of corporations. >> starting new year's day, tolls will go up h$1.25 e way. virginia delegate is sponsoring a bill o to offset some of that increase. >> they are going to pay 22 ot cents less b ways in the dulles toll road. >> she oposes end iing the united airlines jet fuel tax break. the bill directs that money to the cost of the silver line project currently funded by large tolls. it's the busiest carrier at dulles. the more jet fuel used, the less in taxes. united airlines says it does not receive a special tax bak and pays the same jet fuel tax as all other airlines orat serve ai in the commonwealth. united supports the silver line metro

says dull grew quickly and the number of its churches bore witness to its wealth. wooden churches the tree trunks mostly only roughly human with an axe and put together without nails the most original and purest form of russian architecture. but there are dangers in building in wood joining the twelfth century thirty churches and monasteries ensues dull were consumed by a great fire. the churches of suse down. in the rusher of old churches were not just treasure houses of folk art they represented the treasure of the people the wealth of the poor. fire and folk would not destroy them but in their design to get rid of the engine faith and symbols the communists allowed the cathedrals and churches to be kind of become one with the land. of the new to carried in its turn the ancient crosses with guilt. as if he wanted to make up for the long silence the bell ringer on the towers cinesias chance away for all his work. the bells have often had to sound the alarm since this fortified ministry was founded more than six hundred years ago whenever the russian soul to throw

how this move byrs lawma could affect dulles airport. >>> and the story of an immigrant seeking refugee in a local church hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, cluding nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> an update to breaking news following just in case you're joining us at the moment. one suspect has been arrested in the kidnapping and sexual assault of a woman police are still searching for a second suspect. w the victim kidnapped near th metro station in prince georges county lst week. she was driven around, sexually assaulted and then dropped off in southeast washington a 25-year-old is now in

dujmovic: i think he left at the same time that dulles did. he was offered a another job within cia but he thought it would be a step down. >> was at the fear of communism? he was offered another job at the cia but he thought it would be a step down, so he was not interested in staying. we had a question right behind. >> what was with the obsession with castro from jfk and the attorney general? was it the closeness to the united states or was that the fear of communism? prof. dujmovic: all that. the cold war was the deeply serious thing by the participants and the leaders involved. there was a fear of communism, and advance of communism anywhere is a defeat for freedom everywhere. just as eisenhower says we are not going to tolerate a country going communist, guatemala, whatever the merits of the argument work, and castro seemed to be worse.

things are starting to quite dull, slowly. an aerial low— pressure to quite dull, slowly.across the north of scotland. the wind still very much a feature of the next he was. we could see cost of wind 50—60 mph. some of the shah was fairly persistent. it will be able to the rich end to friday. elsewhere, the sheu rich end to friday. elsewhere, the shell was few and far between. it will be in relatively quiet night to come. still relatively windy across england and wales. temperatures holding up — around 5—8d. saturday morning starts on a quieter note. the winds will still be a featured as you go through the morning and three from charles pitching in from the west. simulating the driest of the west. simulating the driest of the days of the weekend but it could be covered with the wind is coming from the north. 0n be covered with the wind is coming from the north. on saturday, a quiet start, but the early bird will get the best of the weather as the showers mesh together and push for a time. high temperatures of mine — and degrees. it is a subtle change in the field of the we

it's rather dull and boring, really. the actress dame june whitfield — best known for her roles in the sitcoms terry and june and absolutely fabulous — has died at the age of 93. the uk's immigration minister defends the government's handling of the increase in migrants crossing the channel. he is on his way back and he will be at his desk on monday, but yes, he has taken control of the situation. i'm in regular contact with him and we had a conference call yesterday. one person has died and 23 people have been taken to hospital after a minibus overturned in the scottish borders. more than £100 million is to be spent chartering extra ferries to bring in vital supplies in the event of a no deal brexit. also in the next hour — more than 1,000 people are named in the new year honours list. they include the british divers who rescued a boys football team from a cave in thailand, twiggy, who is made a dame — and michael palin, who receives a knighthood. and at 10:30 and again at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the p

dujmovic: i think he left at the same time that dulles did. he was offered a another job but he thought it would be a step down. all that.jmovic: the cold war was the deeply serious thing by the participants and the leaders involved. communism, fear of and advance of communism anywhere is a defeat for freedom everywhere. just as eisenhower says we are not going to tolerate a country ,oing communist, guatemala whatever the merits of the argument work, and castro seemed to be worse. he openly declared himself to be an ally of the soviet union. that is the main enemy, that as the country we have to worry the most about and is creating so much trouble for us and threatening our allies, we have to do something. it was the thinking at the time. it became personal, i think it became personal. >> earlier in the course, we discussed espionage and assets in the handling -- how did the handling of the case with the up?et colonel end not well.ovic: he was caught and there are theories about how you was caught or some other mistake that was made, but he wa

if you're headed out from dulles today, there's very friendly faces. look at theseguys. >>> adam ss explains how one airline is using dogs. >> a friendly, furry face to combat the holiday stress at the airport. >> man, i haven't seen anything like that in an airport. oliver.lily, brook, and >> they're the love of my life. >> jody just left her dog for the holiday break, and this brought back a warm feeling. >> does it remind you of your dog here? >> absolutely. there's one especially thatt looks j like them. >> these dogs bring smiles just about everywhere they go, and that's the point. that you forget aut this part of the trip. >> all of these dogs come from pa.l. which is based in d.c. it stands for people, animals, love. and they come here at the airport and brighten y'everyb day. >> here at dulles we plan on serving about 200,000 customers this holiday season and bringing ve some in here to rel pressure and stress and bring some happiness is what we're all about. >> it's huge. you can feel and see people visibly be compressed. >> i'm definitely hap

at dulles international, adam tuss, news 4. >> those are cute doggies. >> that makes so much sense. h about the dog walking forecast? motley will make a fine addition to your motley crew.er teures are nice and mild today. no need to put the jackets and sweaters on, but you'll need tha umbrel off and on rain cnces continue. the forecast is coming up in the next half hour. pi we're kee an eye on the roads and working for you with you needpdates that before you hit the roads. >> plus a special trip to d.c. turns tragic. more on the mother and daughter killed w after theirte house visit. the time is 5:27 . you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid.at f you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download file up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection. ♪ ♪ mi you won' the deadlines. having the confidence of something that's never gonna go down would be priceless. one more way we ond. call today and p

oolls on the dulles toll road are scheduled increase more than a dollar. lawmakers say eliminating the jet fuel tax break in virginia. that money will be used to fund phase 2 of the silver line. right now much of that project is funded by commuters who pay tolls on the dulles toll road. >> $1.5 billion. that's how much money the department of transportation is givingut to help fun nearly 100 construction projects across the country. three of them are in our area. $20 million will go towards the reconstrucon of seven d.c. metro platforms. the same amount will help pay for a new bridge over i-95 in cecil county, maryland.ll fi 15 million will go towards renovations at virginia inland port in front royal to help ease traffic. >>> it is 4:34. now to a developing story in the french city of strasburg. >> threee people heen killed near that city's popular christs market. chris lawrence is following developments. >> reporter: nbc news leaed e of those victims was a tourist from thailand. show you where this happened in strasburg. a man opened fire in three areas

>> he left at the same time that dulles went. he thought it would be a step down and he was not interested in staying. >> where the question behind. >> what was the session with castro from jfk and the attorney general? to thethe closeness united states or the fear of communist? >> all of that. deeply seriouss by the participants and the leaders involved. there was a fear of communism -- an advanceof of communism is a defeat for freedom anywhere during just like eisenhower said we won't commonly -- tolerate a country going communist, whatever the merits of the argument were, and castro seemed to be worse. he openly declared himself to be an ally of the soviet union. that is the main enemy in the country we have to worry the most about and is creating the most trouble force in the world and is threatening our allies and that is the thinking at the time. it became personal. you discussed espionage and assets and the handling of those assets. how did the handling of the case with the soviet colonel and up? end up? go >> not well. ca

dulles airport has a long way to go for the all-time record. our next one we're watching is here a a nationalport. the current record goes back not just before national airport was there but before aviation itself, back all theay to 1889. we're about a half an inch behind that. we should easy be able to accomplish that sometime either with friday's rain total or w an yo on saturday's. that should be enough for the record. i'm thinking we're going to get ncsomewhere between an and maybe an inch and a quarter of rain on the friday, saturday, frame.time right now it's dry outside. 39 in washington. 36 in leesburg. 44 n in edge water, maryland. your planner for today, a reasonable amosht of sune. not a sparkling blue sky, but not bad. lternoon temperatures w peak in the mid to upper 40s. some spots may get to 50 today. 46n montgomery county. rain chances, nothing to worry about for today. widespread rain moves in here for friday afternoon, friday night, on through saturday. most of the steady rain on saturday, i iink, isthe morning hours. no sunshi

music plays it was all starting at the moment that amsterdam was a little bit dull and dark in wintertimed then the first works of art were introduced into the canals, and that was about seven, eight years ago. i think they light up the hearts and minds of the people in amsterdam. it's really a nice thing to see — all the works of art coming to life, towards the months of december and january. i think what's new this year in the festival is the way you can approach the works of art. you can use the boat, making a beautiful boat tour. but you also can bike around town, you can walk around town. we've really made different routes to experience all the different works of art. it's nice to see all those installations of light, but the importance of darkness, the importance of rest, of not being part of the system, is, of course, very, very much there are as well. it's been quite a long project, actually. it started — i had the idea a whole year ago now. so you can enter from anywhere in the world. you submit a kind of — it literally could be a sketch on a napkin or you could really work it up

back stage one minute twenty seconds off to the start the dull from the wings flew open and in full costume sprinted away from the stage all the way back to his dressing he'd forgotten his sword as it i'm i'll be back in a sec and they were on the shock i mean everyone to dress or. the makeup lady. the stage hands of the stage manager states just that thought i had never done a makeup. i mean how could i know double probe well enough to know that i'm if i really run up and i run down i'm gonna make it and time. maybe if it doesn't sweat on the forehead no one noticed that well you come from battlefield obviously you can be out of breath why not. earth. her her. was . was. the missed the dressing room i went back upstairs or forgot so i just pushed up there to tell him directly on stage stop how many seconds that you have before that starts again i don't know i mean i didn't have to stop at all i just could easily go in and. start. the. house and there's not a man to lose is not unlike some other. because he has this this habit to just call. not stopping from just the room and just go straig

dulles coming in. almost a half inch of rain even in the beltway, close to a half inch of rain. it is aboutti lo, location, location. with that, here's a big picture. areas of western virginia, west virginia, basically dry as the heavy bulk of showers moves. we have another l re ofn and showers that will move across the area as the evening wears on. so you may want to keep the umbrella handy as we move in. i've noticed this in the last 30 minutes or so. leesburg, instate 66, moving closer. we still have a few rounds of showers thatove int our area before it is all done. the future weather in motionwe ave a dry slot but look to the west. more rain comes in. 9:30, closing in. notice after dnight, it will start to slide across the area. we'll start to dry out and the temperatures rather constant throughout the evening hours because of the cloud ver. we will see some warmer temperatures as we continue into tomorrow with. that, it is all about new years eve. here it is. this is what you need to know. rain tapering off the showers. thereill be someog and some drizzle. umbrellas, jacke

, quite dull forsome, mild, but tomorrow won't be as foggy.. the fault mostly on the hills. the brighter skies tomorrow will initially be in the south—east of england and across southern england it will start to brighten up. we could see some holes across north—east england and north east scotla nd north—east england and north east scotland before this rain arrives, which will introduce a thicker cloud as well as rain. temperatures tomorrow fairly mild for this stage in december. we are looking at 10-12. as in december. we are looking at 10—12. as we head on into thursday, we still have when state's weather front across the north of the country, introducing cloud and patchy light rain. hardly a breath of wind, hardly any isobars on the chart. 0nce of wind, hardly any isobars on the chart. once again, fairly cloudy for most. there will be some sunny breaks, north—east scotland, parts of eastern england, parts of wales, east anglia, and southern counties. the temperatures, by the time we get to thursday, looking at roughly 7—11 or possibly twell

averag0 inches above the rachl of dulles rainfall. right now we can enjoy the chilly sunshine. highs will be in the mid to pper 40s, a light wind out of the west. back down near the freezing mark early tomorrow morning. any rain chances tomorrow reall do hold off. a slint chance for r tomorrow. but widespread rain half an inco n inch likely aa wide on friday. we may have to watch out for a flood watch on saturday and the chance on sunday the chance for rain i late, late, late in the day. it's snowing in minnesota and dakotas b from nebraska to the gulf coast. here's yournd planner now. saturday morning likely to still be fairly cloudy but not all that cold. after near 60 on friday, we'll still be near 50 in the whmorni. 45 is an average high, that's plus ten degrees fromag av there. sunday will start a little itillier and stay a little colder. will be some rain showers late in the day on sunday but there's at lea a chanc as we get into monday morning, there could be a enough cold air coming in to have a little b of a rain snow possibility on monday morning. that will be n year'

the next few days, the forecast is not too dissimilar in the sense that it will be fairly cloudy and dullme patchy mist that fog, and we have got this weak weather front draped across the north—west of scotland, still producing some outbreaks of rain. but through the day at should tend to brighten up in the south, 10 degrees or maybe 11, temperatures not too bad for this time of the year. ten or 11 as we push up towards aberdeen and belfast. the wednesday into thursday, we still have a weak weather front just wiggling across the far north—west, producing some patchy light rain and drizzle at times, but not a lot going on across the rest of the country. hardly a nice bar in sight, but it does mean there will be quite a lot of cloud around at times. so some brighter brea ks around at times. so some brighter breaks here and there, especially through the course of the day, the second half of the day across parts of england and wales, into the east and the north—east of scotland. temperatures down a touch on the south compared to where they will be tomorrow, but nevertheless we are looking at

it's rather dull and boring, really.ms terry and june and absolutely fabulous — has died at the age of 93. the uk's immigration minister defends the government's handling of the increase in migrants crossing the channel. he is on his way back and he will be at his desk on monday, but yes, he has taken control of the situation. i'm in regular contact with him and we had a conference call yesterday.

if you look in the office before giving up if you try to dulles you see this is how everyone it's become system. let's see this is this is. the little bits and people the ship. is the. same wrong. just don't call. me. yet to shape out they become educated and in the game equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be rich i. have to go right to cross the sea level before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the hottest. place shouldn't. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be culture rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point

widely seen as restraints on the president's more rough impulses all right well the i could be dull to left the room so to speak on this decision though didn't just sign. nato allies were also shocked by this policy change how will his resignation change the way that this alliance operates. well it was certainly a shock knowledge to nato allies but also within within washington we've seen a lot of republican legislators i within the president's own party coming out today saying that they're shocked or their dismayed some of them even calling it a sad day in america that mattis is stepping down and it really is unclear how things are going to move forward in both syria and afghanistan if u.s. troops are pulling out i mean we heard the russian president vladimir putin saying that this was the right move but it's no doubt that u.s. troops pulling out this suddenly with no real structural plan in place will create a power vacuum for the players that are still left in the region. hang in there as they with us there's some more news that you're keeping an eye on for someone to bring up in th

train during the holidays if they used to just arse and for a full ninety minutes the gang remained dull lists for fortune savored fortuna. in the ninety first minute all of us think scored the winner with a big helping hand from keeper s. or an early christmas gift for the visitors who will spend the winter break four points clear of the relegation zone meanwhile the hanover players will be facing a winter workout. and we're going to bring you two games now featuring two under pressure coaches in a moment we'll see if shelter can restored to many go today as goes reputation with a win against struggling stuttgart but first embattled leverkusen boss heiko hellish was hoping to silence his critics by beating had to bring him rumors have been swirling that he could face early dismissal after campaign that has left the club on the rhine far from the european spots. levick years and fans were well and truly in the christmas spirit ahead of this clash. they received an early gift through kevin fall and he made it strike by christmas is a time for laughter two that came courtesy of half the ke

on tape plays a dull three man whose quiet life takes a duck turn when he gets swept up in the violent schemes of a local criminal. and finally a standing ovation for cost takeout for us the greek french director connected to an honorary award for his career as a master at the political thriller. something distinct from the huge budgets and glitz of hollywood the awards show that european cinema can hold it's a. around forty same sex couples have staged a mass wedding in the brazilian city of san paolo the participants tied the knot fearing that brazil's new hardline president elect. would order a crackdown on a weddings next year one duly wed husband called it an act of resistance will sorrow has said he would not be able to love a homosexual son. and a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you right now the u.n. climate summit in poland has ended with an agreement on fighting global warming marathon talks went into overtime to reach differences on reporting greenhouse gases and helping poor countries to cut emissions. you're watching news from berlin we'll be back at t

it was all starting at the moment there was a little dull and dark in wintertime and the first worksduced into the canal and that was about 7—8 years ago. i think they light up the hearts and minds of the people in amsterdam. it is really nice to see all of the works of art coming together —— coming to life throughout the month of december and january. i think what is new this year in the festival is the way you can approach the works of art. you can use the boat, making a beautiful boat tour, but you can also bike around town, walk around town. we have really made different routes to experience all the different works of art. it is nice to see all those installations of light, but the importance of darkness, the importance of darkness, the importance of darkness, the importance of rest, of not being pa rt importance of rest, of not being part of the system is of course very much there as well. it has been quite a long process actually. i had the idea of whole year ago now, so you can enter actually. i had the idea of whole year ago now, so you can enter from anywhere in the world. y

the morning rush is on here at dulles.ehicles really getting ready to start sending these aircraft off. nearly 3 million people today and tomorrow. these are the two busiest days for travel for this holiday season. tsa says they've added a lot of people, officers, to get you through security on time and get you to the aircraft on time. the airlines tell us they've added 150,000 seats to their fleets across the world to get everybody from point a to point b. of course, that storm is coming tomorrow, amy. the airlines are telling us they think they can handle everything that the storm throws at them tomorrow and should get you home for the holidays. amy. >> looking very official there, david. i feel like you just need two of those orange cones to start helping them out. >>> now to that breaking news overnight, republicans blasting president trump's surprise decision to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria. let's go back to martha raddatz with the latest from washington. good morning again, martha. >> reporter: good morning, c

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i dull only about half an inch away of breaking their all-time record of rainfall in a calendar year.he surpluses. more than two feet above average. one of the most impressive, wilmington, north carolina has 101 inches of rain. even without the hayne that dropped 2he i of rain in a week, even if you took that out, they still would have t broken record this year. that's amazing. temperatures this morning, cold endeed. 23 in fairfax county. 21 montgomery county. if you're getting ready to walk the dog, put your coat on, put the coat on the puppy do re's johnny. cute ears on johnny. he's available for adoption at the humane rescue alliance. temperatures ithe cold zone this morning, but bright and sunny, perfect day. if you have the day off, it will be a perfect afternoon to spend so quality time outside walking off some of the christmas roast from yesterday. highs today, mido upper 40s. you can download the nbc washington app which is tracking rain. it won't be here today and be here until after dark tomorrow. a lot of moisture and probably nearly an inch of rain. friday probably raining

. >> reporter: for singh's family, victory is doing little to dull the pain of senseless loss. >> lost a role mold, kids and grandkids lost a role model. >> reporter: memories will last. >> the type of person he was, officer he was, if he wasn't good, might have been a showing but not like this. ♪ >> reporter: and whether from lasting moments or minute long encounters, it's clear that corporal singh impacted many in newman and beyond. abc7 news. >> the sheriffs deputy confirms this is a picture of arriaga in custody. posted by family friend, who got it from law enforcement source. >> taken into custody 200 miles south of where the shooting happened in newman. returned to stanislaus county with reminder of the officer he's accused of killing. >> his handcuffs were brought down. they're on that guy. for his trip home. >> three of the seven arrested are reportedly in the country illegally. one of his brothers and >> putting issue of illegal immigration back into the national spotlight. stanislaus sheriff talked at length about how he believes sanctuary laws are affecting public safrt. mel

at dulles 1.74 inches. nearly 2 inches in gaithersburg. this is still accumulating. radar right now, we're looking at the variation inr. co so this deeper, darker green denoting h the yellow that heavier rainfall coming down along i-95 right now and areas west. little bit lighter up in frederick and southern maryland. this area is kind of the epicenter of the flooding that's taking place right now.t' go ahead and check that out. as you can see, the lighter areas in green are under the flood a little farther north we've got a flood watch in place. now the warnings expire around 10:30 p.m. unless you live in montgomery county. that warningoi is to stay until about 1:30 a.m. we're looking at a watch for the entire region totil 6:00 a.m. rrow. we can pick up 1-2 inches of rain as we head through tomorrow afternoon. 5:00 a.m. we'll get a little bit a lull tomorrow morning but not before another round moves in. 5:00 p.m. we're drying things out. monday m wningare going to be ushering in some sunshine for the week ahead. w for yourkend outlook, holiday parties, parades, dec

. >>> a major setback for the silver line extension to dulles airport. nearly 300 cracks have formed in buildings at the new facility to house rail cars. metro tel news 4t will not be able to run trains on the new silver line segment without that area being operational. along with construction and contract issues, the completion timeline may have to be re-evaluated. >>> metro says more than half of its tunnels are now wired f cellular and data service. that includes three new sections of track that just became wireless ready. here they are. the orange and silver lines between rosslyn and ballston, the green line between college park and fort totten. metro hopes to make all 100 miles of track wireless by mid-2020. >> 11 minutes after the hour right now. of all the hazards that drivers will have to face today, people in a virginia town may have the strangest. 'll tell you how cats are causing a mor problem for commuters. >>> and a f surprise visitm former president obamanough to brighten anyone's spirits this holiday season. more on heartwarming trip to d.

a way, that gives a hint of his talent as a broadcaster — that he was able to transform this quite dull into a vivid, wonderful world, which interviewees responded to and listeners loved. his high—energy, good—humoured breakfast show was a success. zoe ball will take it over in the new year, as he moves over to virgin radio, before returning to the bbc to strut his stuff on strictly come dancing 2019. will gompertz, bbc news. now on bbc news — one of the highlights of 2018 from our documentary series our world. in this award—winning film, my stolen childhood, brigitte sossou perenyi takes a journey through west africa to understand why her family gave her away to a religious shrine 20 years ago. this is ghana, west africa. when i was seven, i was brought to this country, and forced into a system i knew nothing about. this is me. i was held as a slave in a religious shrine. what crime is this child paying for? translation: her uncle committed adultery. thousands of women across west africa have lost their freedom because of a practice called trokosi. and it is still happening. does she k

assassinations, riots, racial and social strife, and a baffling attempt to end the war left men with a dull of frustration. at the end of such a year came the apollo 8. an incredible adventure. three intrepid spirits circle the moon, fascinating the imagination of man. their willingness to stake their lives on the enterprise, the infinite perfection of details which were precisely, and their deep spiritual understanding of the greater world in which god presides, communicated a new sense of man's greatness and it gave the world a fresh sense of meaning. >> ptolemy suggested the world might be round. presides, communicated a new columbus gave a practical demonstration of the fact. if any lingering doubt remains, now man has seen with his own eyes. >> i have a beautiful view of the s4 b and earth. i will take a picture. >> the s4 b is a third stage rocket engine. the speed of the spacecraft brings us face to face with another acceleration, a new fact of life. >> the salient fact of our age is the fantastic speed up in the velocity of history. it was as recently as 1903 that the wright brother

it was never -- never a dull moment with those two. >> but for this group of girls, crazy and dull were relative terms. >> we were not the party kids. we never drank or anything like that, we would go to taco bell, we would go to coffee shops and we would go to parks. >> which is exactly what molly and christine decided to do on a warm summer night back in june of 2012. their destination, violet andrews park. >> that place seemed safe to you? >> yeah, it did. >> all of the parks would -- >> we would go at night all the time. >> before heading out, the two called brittney asking if she wanted to join them. brittney took a pass. >> they had asked me to go but i had a volleyball game the next morning so i wasn't able to. >> it was a decision that still haunts her. >> i just know because they like -- you know, they called me that night. i'm like, if i was there -- >> the next morning chris and stan seymour were strolling through violet andrews park. we didn't see a thing. this place was as quiet as we've ever seen it. >> and that's when just below one of the overlooks they made their terrib

it can be this format and you got advance and avoid often saving the way that dull things but for me it's not that or need something that i feel it's the only way of living on this planet doing something where i actually make the place better. i'm doing this because i want the future world to the future generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have in twenty years when you. when you're with your with your kid or your grandson and used a whale you know jumping around in the calls going to see. i knew a guy. dropped everything and went and helped you know put his little grain of sounds about. to i think that people can change the world as in general absolutely it shows you. here into a ship on sea shepherd you don't have just one country you have numerous different countries coming together. for one goal. it does jane but i think we're all still fighting for the same thing and you know fighting for the oceans and the life in the ocean so whether you do it romantically or efficiently. semantics right. you know world a big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deep

most areas in the 20s.es 42 degight now in dulles. 42 manassas. warrenton 35 degrees there.o raine currently around region. again we are dry through this time tomorrow, but then all of this moisture comes look what we've got here. we havem a thunderstrning, a thunderstorm watch, a tornado watch around the dallas area. right now there is arn tornado g right there, that red there. that's a tornado warning. look at the flood watch all the way into parts of tennessee on t around the atlanta area. watch activity in our region, too, even though this storm, amelia, does not look like it will be nearly as big as the storms we have had in the past. we have had two, three, four inches with those storms. y looks like maybe an inch or more in some locations? >> yeah, absolutely. the thing is, doug, we are the wettest year on record. we have hadaio much at this point it's not taking a lot of rain to cause flooding ises and that could be a concern friday into saturday, especially around our area waterways. this is tomorrow. 5:00, 6:00 dry across the area. getting home from work, getting t

seen since yesterday. 2.47 inch of rain, nearly three inch of rain in geathersburg, 2.5 inches at dulleslighterther south. but in the d.c. metro area, copis amounts of rain since yesterday. as just said, 1 to 2 more inche possible. take a look at your future cast here. running through time, this is 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we'realking rain through 10:00 p.m. notice how it starts to lighten up just a bit. so that is some good news. byll 3:00 p.m., w be on the tail end of this. farther north, w could see a few wet snowflakes especially in rinorthern fre county. it will be conversational. by monday morning, it's out of we're drying out and clearing out. but for tomorrow, we still have to make it through the rain. not a great day to decorate tomorrow. make sure you have the rain gear if you step tside. temperatures leveling out in the low 40s. your ten-day outlook as you can see, dry to start off the workweek but also breezy. through the week, guess what, more rain. so we a not just breaking this record. we are breaking this record.er teures are going to be in the 40s and 50s so not too

it's 33 at dulles airport. gaithersburg. 32 now in upper marlboro, maryland. aboold start, no doubt it. here's your hour-by-hour planner. a lot of clouds. probably not any flow flurries like yesterday. rest a cloudy one today with afternoon tempera getting up to low 40s at most, maybe 45 downrewn. a lighte out of the southwest today. in spite of that still not much of a warmup. an update on the winte storm chances coming up. for now, melissa mollet, any there?iness out >> we have some problems here kius of beingd along by this water main break. we have slick roads in this area. that's because of ts water on the roadway. annapolis road near enterprise road in bowie, be careful through this area. have had reports of ice through there. right now one lane getting by in each direction. chopper 4 just arrived here, outer loop before allentown road right now t left side of the roadway is blocked. inner loop through that area lookskay. you're starting to see some delays here on the beltway. top of the beltway, uter loop approaching georgia is another slow spot right n

that's close at the dull es international airport. rain engulfing much of the region.ht rain falling in some spots coming down like a mist. i pushed forward in time notice the time stamp, 8:00 a.m. asmorrow morning. very sparse as fa rain. but we see the blanket of clouds er us. about 4:00 or 5:00 we see this pulling out of here. the second halff your day will be drier. if you want sunshine youuck out farther west closer to i-81. you'll get drier conditions and sunset. evening the rest of us will see sunshine breaking through but really cleat out sunday night into monday morning making for astice t to monday. tomorrow planning it out, demperatures low 60s. we have a g shot at hitting at least 61 inside the beltw. warmer the farther south you go. but waking up to showers. give it some time to burn off and move out. for theeekend outlook if you getting the tree remember it's going to be dry. a little muddy out there from today. decorating after three would be ideal to avoid the run. brunch a church, damp and cool until tomorrow afternoon. here is the headse up. warmup is

i think really we have had a long dull market in equities and credit and i think people are concernedt values. it's backing off. the s&p is backed off two or three points over the last month and a half and now we are more into average territory. maria: let's talk interest rates for a moment. people worried when it fell below 3% indicating data suggesting a recession. for some reason the moves correlate with worries about slowdown in a recession. >> if there's a lot of discussion about whether or not it's a reliable indicator for recession and if it is how long until a recession comes after a flat or inverted yield curve. right now we are.inverted. we are almost flat. i think it's really about people's expectations reflect it in the long-term rate and we will have a slowdown and that's why the flattening is happening. it has been a reasonably reliable predictor. the timing isn't particularly reliable. maria: 3.5% economic growth in the third quarter. you are dealing with big clients in the capitol markets business dealing with mergers and acquisitions new deals coming to the market as

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a way, that gives a hint of his talent as a broadcaster, that he was able to transform this quite dullsponded to and listeners loved. and there's no cheaty turbo charging here. it wasn't all plain sailing for him at the bbc. his then £2.2 million plus salary proved controversial when made public. and then there there was that short lived and much criticised stint as a presenter on top gear. delivers all that power right to the back of your head. but his high energy, good humoured breakfast show was a success. zoe ball will take it over in the new year as he moves over to virgin radio, before returning to the bbc to strut his stuff on strictly come dancing 2019. will gompertz, bbc news. the weather isn't very christmas day. in the north of the country it has been so cold and stee, quite festive here but elsewhere across the uk, really mild. tonight it will turn foggy. really mild. tonight it will turn foggy, very foggy over really mild. tonight it will turn f°99y' very foggy over parts really mild. tonight it will turn f°99y, very foggy over parts of england from yorkshire down to the s

you've got to select people who are willing to stay in that dull environment for that long. .ou can't eat out entertainment is pretty limited. i would say you have to be a totally different kind of person than a hotshot fighter pilot. that's essentially what i thought i am. start all over, would you like to command a flight to mars? capt. schirra: no way. too long. even just commanding a shuttle flight in my mind would be too long. for atld have to prepare least two years to be prepared to fly that mission and command that mission. >> that is a totally different ballgame. capt. schirra: it is. i flew into houston one time -- oh, ho, i will have to practice this. the young astronaut laughed. if you can walk away from a landing, you call it a good landing. i am not sure i could walk away from that. though.t me a lesson you've got to spend a lot of time, as i it taught me a lesson, though. ou've got to spend a lot of time as i did in the simulators to fly a vehicle safely under possible circumstance that might come up. we trained out fear. we did not want any surprises at all. i almost h