there was to be merely a seat of government not a capital, not a federal city, not a federal town. jefferson threw l'enfant's plan into the trash and along with it george washington's vision of this grand emporium, this great world capital the capital of the future greatest empire in the world commercial city, cultural city, political city. no, jefferson said just a political city. build some buildings, plants and trees, don't pave the streets don't put in a water system. washington d.c., is controlled as a colony by the congress of the united states. congress does nothing for the city of washington unless the president takes leadership. washington, adams, jefferson jackson was actually a supporter of doing something. the great hero is going to be ulysses s. grant. but in our own times, lady bird johnson, the kennedys, bringing an expanded smithsonian, all the landscaping to the city. only presidential leadership. jefferson provided leadership. the plan is in the trash. that is the way it is going to stay until s grant -- ulysses s. grant. washington is unpaved dirty. the canal beco

presidency bring savage's mezzotint depicts a washington seated at a table contemplating the new federal cityhere it had all the refinement of the british technique, softness of texture and richness that made it the english mezzotint so popular. it had the image of shawn watched the outside of it military and dressed in a presidential black suit. guests describing "the tall manly figure of washington in black velvet" were very impressed by his magnificent presence. this was an important symbolic edition, he is no longer just a soldier but a statesman. the peaceful succession of one elected president to another had yet to be proven and to some, a very military president may have had the tour -- did territorial -- dictatorial presses. washington understood his dress and so did many printmakers. the mezzotint spun numerous copies. after this point and the 1790's, the book arts were developing fast particularly in philadelphia. english engravers arriving in america found steady work illustrating bibles, books, and magazines. bookstores would have on display and for cell, the lens framing print --

at 72 at chapel street and burlington, look for one at 130 by primo hoagies and the ramp from federal city road is closed because of a crash. and patco running on a snow schedule otherwise hour delays on the septa connect service on four septa bus routes back over to you. >> thanks matt. >>> still ahead on "action news" tonight. they reached a critical point at the murder trial of the texas man accused of killing american sniper, chris kyle. >> and nate allen speaks to "action news" with the run-in with police officers in florida. jaime apody has more from him in sports. >>> check out the numbers in alaska, 31 and yucon 39. details are coming up in the accuweather forecast. hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again. get debit cards on the spot, and no monthly fee checking with just a $100 minimum balance at td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> in india at least ten people were killed when a bus plunged 52 feet into a g

washington was at the other end of the table, pointing with her plan of the federal city pointing to the grand avenue. george washington, his right hand resting on the globe. note billy lee george washington pa slave as i've mentioned, he is standing over there. his relations i would like to know more about. they went to war together. he was probably the second best horseman after george holmes reputedly the best friend he was the only slave that washington -- after george washington was reputedly the best. he was the only slave that washington freed. anyway, george washington 64th birthday came around and this painting went on display at the colombian gallery in philadelphia on chestnut street. for 2 bits, you could come in and see the painting. for visitors, the effect of savage's family was unique and fresh, not just because of his size, not because of a conversation piece, a group portrait was a very unusual thing at that point. the audience found a larger american vision in this painting. here is washington, a childless man, yet father to these children and a founding father. th

he also served as a trustee for the committee of 100 on the federal city and authors the monthly column "what was once in washington, d.c." for the "intowner" newspaper. [applause] >> thank you for coming. it is an honor to be able to talk about my work in the ballroom of the anderson mansion. i would like to start off by talking about how this book came to be. initially, i did not want to write this book. i was writing for the "intowner" newspaper, a monthly column. i was writing about areas all over the city. when i wrote about people and events of dupont circle, i got a lot of positive feedback. i realized i was having a lot of fun writing articles about dupont circle, so i was writing more and more. eventually, colleagues and friends said you have already written a book on the history of kalorama triangle why don't you write one on the history of dupont circle? i thought it was a gargantuan task. as i gave it thought i realized i could tell an accurate history by selecting certain people and events over time. not all of them, but a stream of them which would give you a sense of the

. >> 40 years ago, ransom played for federal city college. the opposition that day the chinese national team. >> it was a tremendous honor to be included. >> this was diplomacy through sports. the hardwood version of "can't we all just get along"? >>e president ford flew over to china for his first official visit as president. >> tonight ransom and her teammates are being honored for playing their part in world history. >> media coverage was phenomenal! >> the chinese team was victorious. >> the game was quite physical. >> but the way giggy sees it the world was the biggest winner. all thanks to the game of basketball. >> those involved in sports really have a very high influence influence. >> come over to play this sport here in this country. >> absolutely. amazing. good stuff, man. good stuff. we'll be right back. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you w

he also served as a trustee for the committee of 100 on the federal city and authors the monthly column, what was once in washington d.c. for the newspaper. mr. hansen. [applause] >> thank you for coming tonight. and i'd like to start saying it's a major honor to be able to talk about my book in the ball room of the anderson mansion. would like to start off talking about how this book came to be. initially, i didn't want to write this book. i was writing for the in-towner monthly newspaper, a monthically column, and i was writing about areas all over the city but when i wrote about people in the dupont circle or history related to dupont circle and events i got a lot of positive feedback and i realized i was having a lot of fun writing articles about dupont circle, so i was writing more and more, and eventually colleagues and friends had said, you've already written a book on the history of the triangle, why don't you do it on the dupont circle which i thought it was a big task. you can probably a somewhat adequate and accurate history of dupont circle by selecting certain people and ev

since lexington is not a museum in the sense that we are not funded by an entity, like a state, city, federal government, etc. -- when you are not funded by that, you have to bring people in the door to pay the bills. and you have to make it interesting to enough people that want to come in the door. some people just might not be interested in ships, but yet they might be interested in seeing a digital 3-d movie related to ships, maybe, related to aircraft. so we have to make angst not only related to lexington, because that is the story we are trying to tell -- we are trying to tell a story about the navy in the pacific, world war ii. we have to make it interesting for the visitor that might not be as involved in history, so we put other things on board, like maybe some interactive games and exhibits. we are in hangar bay one right now. behind me in hangar bay one, we have what is known as a tbm-tbf avenger. the reason it has two names is depending on who built them. this is the type of airplane that president herbert walker bush flew during world war ii. also significant for corpus christi,

streets as federal and city and county governments were closed today. the same for the public and private schools, but restaurants and shops and private offices were also kind of quiet today and by midday d.c. mayor muriel bowser appeared confident, yet cautious that the team had done well in getting the snow and ice off the streets. >> there has been a sweep throughout the city and he expects by 9 p.m. today that every street would have been covered. so let me be clear that the snow team has been on residential streets, not all of them, but the expectation is all of them have been hit by 9 p.m. tonight. >> d.c. homeowners are responsible for clearing the snow from the sidewalks in front of their homes and our crews say sidewalks throughout the district cosnow or ice often force people out into the streets. >>> that overnight storm stranded hundreds of passengers at the regional airports around here. out at reagan national airport, for example, dozens of folks spent the night on the cold hard floor or the slightly more comfortable chairs. 1 group was a

federal communications commission. the amendments would require the city to grant modifications permits when they met federal requirements. three, requiring applicants to disclose in their applications whether they intend to modify the proposed wireless facilities. this disclosure is part of the public notice so local residents could understand the potential of the size of the proposed wireless facilities could be increased. in the past we did -- like i said before we saw that the carriers would propose a smaller if the and we want to avoid that and. >> >> well aware of what is going on the poles in the right-of-way. it makes changes to the permitting and requirements related to the technology used to address other aspects with the city. it makes clear that the permitting requirement applies to the mta and they entered into an agreement with telecommunications carriers with using the poles and wireless facilities and we're increasing the fees for cost recovery. i want to thank the dpw for helping with this, the city attorney's office and omar from the planning commission and colleagues i hope to have your support for thi

is a federal city. and some on capitol hill are not so fired up about it.d happy. >> reporter: happily and legally. smoking up in the nation's capital. >> for the first time ever recreational marijuana is being spoken without regulation taxation in barack obama's backyard. >> reporter: no one at this midnight pot party a stranger to using marijuana. but for those who enjoy it being able to use it legally, a new and nearly emotional experience. >> for the first time i feel safe and i feel respected and i feel comfortable. >> reporter: not everyone so satisfied. the chairman of the congressional committee overseeing the district of columbia insists the city is breaking the law and allowing residents to smoke. >> free reign on marijuana use, i just continent buy that. i just don't think that's the way they should operate. so states rights yes, but washington, d.c. is not a state. >> reporter: congress has stopped d.c. from allowing recreational sales, but the cultivation, possession and use here now legal for anyone over 21. what is this going to be called? >>

they used king homicide, but a big federal and city crack down put an end to that in 2005. >> philadelphiahapter of the almighty latin king and queen nation effectively has been put of business. >> philadelphia police and fbi did quite a job on them. took down their top priority. >> reporter: now sources say the latin kings are re-emerging along with other gangs around the city. so much so that the fbism the police departments intelligence union, detectives patrol officers have focused their attention on gang activity. >> we're looking for those persons or those impact players those individuals more than like to use weaponry in the neighborhoods report roar kings made their mark with drug dealing and gun violence much sources say the kings are once again throwing up gang signs in areas like sixth and rising sun marshall and pike streets and parts of their old turf. >> we don't like to see them come back. they're not welcome. >> reporter: deputy bethel wouldn't discuss specifics on gang investigations but he says police are intent on preventing violent gangs from getting a foot hold in any

george spencer talked to several local groups trying to stop the trains from going through big cities. federalfficials will also discuss if the trains should be rerouted around highly populated areas. it's a story we will continue to follow. >>> and we're learning how philadelphia was chosen to be the host city for the 2016 democratic national convention. debbie wasserman schultz wrote an editorial in "the philadelphia inquirer" talking about the year's long process of choosing the city. she also wrote, quote, philadelphia stood out with respect to our essential security logistics and resource search criteria. and i'm thrilled that the next president will be nominated in the cradle of american democracy. and one decision restaurant owners have to decide is whether to serve people during normal hours or just host special groups. restaurant owners have to determine if money made from private parties will outpace business as usual. economists say normal hours do have their perks as some restaurants could see a 30% jump in sales during the dnc. >>> well, in less than three months, 40,000 runners w

streets as the federal and city governments were closed today, same for the public and private schools. restaurants, shops and private offices were also quiet today. by midday mayor muriel bowser appeared confident yet cautious the team had done well in getting the snow and ice off the streets. >> the snow team has been on residential streets, not all of them, but the expectation is all of them would have been hit by 9 p.m. tonight. >> reporter: citywide snow emergency was lifted at 2:00 this afternoon but not before 132 vehicles were ticketed and towed from snow emergency routes. if your car was towed by the city before the snow emergency was lifted, there's a good chance it was brought here to the blue plains impoundment lot in southeast. that means you owe the city $200 for the parking ticket, another $100 for the tow. then there's $20 per day you got to pay because your car has been impounded here. we should point out you can't pick your car up today because the d.c. government is closed. we criss-crossed the city much of the day and found people digging their vehicles out and clea

now one lawmaker wants to go after the city's federal funding. jim osman is live on capitol hill with more on this latest threat. what's the deal? >> reporter: hi, derek. good evening, folks at home. it's clear that some members of congress aren't happy that d.c. is going against their wishes. a maryland republican congressman andy harris tonight is threatening to find funding areas appropriated to the district for congress was too generous with the citizens of the district. adam eidinger backed the marijuana legalization initiative 71 which voters approved overwhelmingly. >> they're acting like bullies and near trying to intimidate the -- they're trying to intimidate the entire district government which is duly elected. we have to stand up to it. that's the best way to stop a bully. >> reporter: two other house republicans lawmakers threatened to put mayor muriel bowser in prison if she allowed the initiative to become law today. she's still free and it's d.c. law. >> i didn't think they were actually going to put the mayor or council members in

city. the queen of the night clubs and beat all the federal agents in new york city. they couldn't close her township also proved that not all american women were against prohibition and she battled the law, and she is a gutsy woman who, when she left her nightclub, she didn't drink or smoke. she was a devout catholic. went home at 4:00 in the morning, stopped off the church, go home, get slight, and with the father and brother they count the earnings. she is a sharp business woman, and reporters would come to her for the latest gossip because everything seemed to happen in her salons as she called them in her nightclubs, and her favorite personality was one of my favorite jimmy walker, the stylish, whip smart mayor of new york city who was brought low by corruption. not that he robbed the city. but he took money from friends to live the kind of life he seemed to have to live, the high life to be in miami to be in hatch van -- have van -- havana. i trike to take his biography from an neck dote to analysis because there hasn't been a good buyography on walker. he cared

. >>> latest on that deadly commuter train near new york city. federal investigators say the warning systems all appeared to be functioning properly before the train hit an suv on the tracks. funeral services are being held for the driver of that suv. investigators say ellen brody was on the track for about half a minute before the truck struck. >> 39 seconds before the train occupied the crossing the flashing lights illuminated and the crossing arms activated. >> they'll look at her cell records to see if she might have been distracted at the time. >>> china may be to blame for the big cyberattack on anthem the nation's second largest health insurer. the data breach is similar to other operations by chinese hackers. up to 80 million people may have been affected. they gained access to social security numbers, employments in, addresses, no evidence medical information was compromised, however. >>> well another event has been added to the pope's fall trip to america. he'll address congress. john boehner announced francis will become the first pope ever to

transaction together and greg and others in terms of the city staff it is the whole city that works on this (laughter) federal reserve the mayor's office the city administrators offers and naomi kelly is critical in the task force and the departments of all sort of lined up behind the mayors directive assist the housing authority i know tom from dbi and planning and dpw and the human resources we're all working targeted a common goal this is again, the whole notion that the housing authority are no longer a island in san francisco i want to thank the enterprise list and the other people we're working with the developers and the cohorts and thank our housing developers we're uniquely blessed in san francisco to have 5 eco system they've step up to the plate and it is continuing to be difficult they'll do it t and last but not least i want to thank my staff who have been working on this lydia and others who have been leading the charge (clapping.) again, thank you all we will all do this together and hopefully, all see each other in he 12 months for the groundbreaking for the first one or the completion of the

. >>> near new york city federal investigators are now looking into that deadly collision between a commuter train and suv. the crash killed six people tuesday night. we've learned that one of the victims, eric vandercar, was a graduate of penn. investigators are now focusing on why that suv was stopped on the tracks. >>> this morning a former delaware county police officer is facing more troubles. two years after losing his job, lower merion police say when they pulled him over in october, he told them he was still a police officer. he's charged with impersonateing a public official. police fired him two times. the last time in 2013 after he tasered a teenager who was shackled to a bench in a holding cell. >>> in philadelphia a judge yesterday sentenced two former police officers for robbing drug dealers. jonathan garcia got more than 17 years in prison. his former partner, joanis got more than five years. garcia admitted to stealing cash and drugs from dealers, falsifying documents and selling heroin. >>> happening today, no electricity, no heat no water. that could be the case for the for

. >> court rule that could derail the property that once housed the revel casino in atlantic city. federalppeals court has cited with the owners of a former nightclub at the revel. the court says the owner of that nightclub can't be stripped of their rights and the nightclub owner stand to lose $16 million. lawyers for developer glenn straub whose buying the revel say the issue over this nightclub could force him to back out of the deal. >>> pope francis said today that depending on certain conditions it is okay for parents to spank their children. during his weekly address from the vatican the pope said that spanking is an acceptable form of punish many as long as dignity is maintain. during his address the pontiff spoke about the role of fathers in the family. outlining good traits of a father. he says that fathers forgive but can correct with firmness without discouraging their child child. >>> final preparations now underway for sunday's 57th annual grammy awards. jennifer hudson joins iggie azalea on stage at a pre grammy party in los angeles tonight. they're few the names biggest nam

. >>> near new york city federal investigators are looking into that deadly commission between a commuterrain and an suv. the crash killed six people tuesday night, and we have learned that eric vandercar, a penn graduate was one of the victims. investigators are focusing on why the suv stopped on the tracks between the crossing gates. and the new york crash is renewing concerns about train traffic in and around the philadelphia area. >> yeah some activists are saying that communities need to be informed in case something happens. watchdog groups say they're now counting about 15 to 20 oil tanker trains per week passing through this region. the worst-case scenario for a derailment or crash may involve serious explosions like ones that have happened in canada and north dakota. at a meeting last night, safety advocates expressed concerns and laid out what could be done to prevent a dangerous situation. >> there's a lot of opportunities for action for community members to make whether it's holding our governments accountable, making sure that companies are being held accountable and making s

. >>> near new york city federal investigators are looking into this deadly collision between a commuter train and an suv. that crash killed six people tuesday night. and we have learned that eric vandercar, penn graduate, was one of the victims. investigators are focusing on why the suv stopped on the tracks between the crossing gates. >>> federal officials will conduct safety inspections of washington, d.c. subway systems. this comes after last month's deadly incident. a woman was killed and more than 80 people injured when smoke filled a train inside a tunnel near a busy downtown station. those inspections will start in march. >>> activists want communities in the philadelphia area to pay attention to railroads and what's being done to prevent an emergency like a derailment. watchdog groups say they're now counting about 15 to 20 oil tanker trains per week passing through this region. the worst-case scenario for a derailment or crash could solve a serious explosion like ones that have happened in canada or north dakota. at a meeting last night safety advocates expressed their concerns

david henry is live outside of the federal building in center city philadelphia. >> reporter: the fbi is convinced that danielle and richard were the victims of a professional hit jobs, now they are looking for the killers and who ordered the hit and why. >> this just didn't happen this was an orchestrated hit. two people and a truck do not just go missing. >> they were last seen leaving it was my son. he was a father he was a brother and he is missed every single day. no word can describe what it is like not knowing happened to your child. the police questioned him many times and have not ruled him or anyone else as a suspect imbow moved to north carolina shortly after danielle disappeared. he told me he was questioned again by fbi agentses a couple of days ago and was glad they were reinvestigating. he hopes this is the year they find out what happened to danielle and richard. >> the fbi has fresh eyes on the case and they discovered significant leads in the past two years. >> we are looking at the investigative steps taken so far to make sure nothing was missed. >> and the fbi is h

work that needs to be done this agreement shapes the way that the housing authority the federal government and the cityis my pleasure to introduce a very special man yes he's my boss he's very special (laughter). >> as part of his 2013 state of public safety address speak the mayor said we must do something to help our public libraries residents and called for the revitalization of the housing authority which were struggling loan to try to serve san francisco neediest residents as the mayor likes he like the big issue led by the naomi kelly of the city metrics administrator's office and that work group helped to identify the challenges that were faced by the housing authority and it also identified some of the opportunities that we in san francisco, california pull together to assist the housing authority and it's residents to have a safe descent sanitary housing to implement this work the mayor district automobile cities departments not only the housing and urban development to work with the housing authority to towards the goals of the revision he has committed city resources in excess of $50 million

city hosting large events. bruce mentioned some of this money will be coming from our federal agencies a lot of the federal agenciesill be in involved with this many dignitaries coming to our city. the commissioner says don't worry, this will be a very safe and secure city when we host the dnc. >> we're more than prepared to deal with something like this. >> reporter: we hosted the republican national convention in 2000 sand. had several made in america concerts plus our city is already planning for the massive crowds and security for the pope's september visit. commissioner ramsay says the department will be ready for the dnc. >> we had the rnc in 2000 sand and many of the people that planned that are here now. so again, you know, you take a look at your operations plan. update it accordingly. the world slightly different than it was in 2,000 obviously because that was three 9/11 this is post but nothing again that's correct we're concerned about. we're looking forward to it. we think this is a great opportunity for the city and the department. >> reporter: wells fargo center where the convention will be held is a

city. >> yeah, federal investigators say 400 feet of that electrified third rail sliced through a commuter train, burning through the first rail car. it then started breaking up into smaller pieces, at least one of which punctured the second rail car. all of this started with the train smashing into a mercedes suv sitting on the tracks last night. the crash killed five people in the first rail car and the woman driving the suv. she was a mother of three. witnesses say the crossing arm came down on the back of her mercedes. the driver behind her backed up thinking she'd do the same. but she drove forward, right into the path of that train. normally this type of collision does not impact the train to this extent. >> we intend to find out what makes this accident different. what was it that was made this different, that caused this to be fatal to five people on board that train? >> they do think that the woman, the gasoline from the woman's suv contributed to the fire that tore through the first rail car. preliminary reports suggest the train was going under the railroad speed limit of 60 to

it's a city, under federal jurisdiction. they have to get the approval from here on capitol hill for everything they do. some republicans are objecting to this new law that was approved, by the way, by two-thirds of d.c. voters. mayor muriel bowser says as a result she is going to enforce it, and republicans, some of them here, say as a result they're asking the justice department to get involved, and mayor bowser may end up behind bars for violating, willfully violating, as they say, federal law. so the new law is in place as of midnight, which is when the period for review here on capitol hill ran out. it means that people over 21 years old can have up to 2 ounces of marijuana for personal use. they can't sell it. they can't barter it. they can give up to an ounce to someone and cannot smoke it in public nap means including in your parked car. >> and you wonder, tracie, if at some point it's inevitable, the complete overhaul of marijuana federal laws that pertain to marijuana could be in the works. thank you very much. >>

, which was one of the most statistically violent years on record in new york city, and on the edge of collapse. the federalent had turned its back on the city. "you're on your own." and this is a guy that sees opportunity there. >> jon: right rite. >> but in order to succeed he's getting it from all sides that you have to man up and do what you don't want to do which is get a gun show strength. and he just has an idea how he wants to move ahead, and it's not through violence. >> jon: i thought so interesting too your relationship with your wife in the film, jessica cha stain, who is really, her and her brother more the driving force towards that. >> jessica cha stain is incredible in the movie. we've known each other for a long time. we went to school together. >> jon: you went to school with jess jaica? >> yeah. >> jon: high school, college? >> no we went to juilliard together. >> jon: oh, they had a high school for talented people. >> it's a college-- conservatory. yeah. >> jon: conservatory. i was going to go there but they had, like, a test, a talent test, where you had to show a talent. >> uh-huh, and

since lexington is not a museum in the sense that we are not funded by an entity, like a state, city, federalovernment, etc. -- when you are not funded by that, you have to bring people in the door to pay the bills. and you have to make it interesting to enough people that want to come in the door. some people just might not be interested in ships, but yet they might be interested in seeing a digital 3-d movie related to ships, maybe, related to aircraft. so we have to make angst not only related to lexington, because that is the story we are trying to tell -- we are trying to tell a story about the navy in the pacific, world war ii. we have to make it interesting for the visitor that might not be as involved in history, so we put other things on board, like maybe some interactive games and exhibits. we are in hangar bay one right now. behind me in hangar bay one, we have what is known as a tbm-tbf avenger. the reason it has two names is depending on who built them. this is the type of airplane that president herbert walker bush flew during world war ii. also significant for corpus christi, h

to pay it back, the city will use federal grants for hurricane sandy repairs. that should pay about $10 million of it. last month governor chris christie appointed an emergency manager and a special consultant to help stabilize the city's finances. >>> the owners of trump taj mahal in atlantic city facing a legal battle. the main casino workers union filed 27 unfair labor practices. they allege the company threatened workers, changed work schedules and changed the rules. the union has been fighting the casino for months over working conditions. trump entertainment resorts declined comment. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is headed back to the united states after spending three days in the united kingdom. today christie held a two-hour working lunch with british chancellor george osborn. while he was overseas the possible presidential hopeful has been promoting his state's life sciences industry. behind canada and mexico the united kingdom is new jersey's third largest trading partner. >>> pennsylvania's new governor tom wolf has already stopped executive

the arrival of the federal organization designed to help with the transition from slavery to freedom arrived in the cityso it seemed reasonable that some relief would be had at the hands of the federal government. the freemen distributed aid to both black and white olympians in the city. they actually reported that in 1867, demands for relief went up. two most white columbians, the fact that they have been forced out of their homes -- they are relying on outside organizations for food and basic supplies. the city looks like this jumbled mass of disorder and chaos and this disorder really destabilizes the line between independence and dependence. white accounts of the aftermath are filled with concerns about columbia's exhausted stores, but also their own growing dependency. now i also turned to and a leconte -- emma leconte. she wrote in her diary in 1965 as long as we could keep body and soul together, father would not borrow from anyone, but to be under obligation to a yankee? the yankee rations are only drawn by people in actual need, or that have no soap respect. her notes mirrored -- no self-respec

>> new marijuana laws in the nation's capital is stirring up a fight between the city of washington, d.c. and the federal government. within the last few hours, it's become legal for d.c. residents to possess and grow pot. congressional republicans are threatening city leaders with jailtime for allowing the law change. d.c. falls under the jurisdiction of congress, and the federal government still has a strict ban on marijuana. >>> researchers in europe are limpinging attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders to an increased risk of early death. the studied followed 2 million people from infancy to the 30s. people diagnosed with adhd were twice as likely to die prematurely as those without the disorder. to clarify, most deaths were not related to health issues instead a result of accidents or other outside causes. >>> the latest fad in body building has nothing do with drugs or weights. breast milk helps muscle grow it is said. purchased online from breast milk banks. health experts warn there's no proven research showing breast milk has any benefits for adults and may even have hidden dangers. >> it

cities. the federal officials are also discussing whether those trains should be rerouted around highly populated areas. it's a story to count on from nbc 10 to continue to follow. >>> and 4:44. st. louis police face an excessive arrest lawsuit. seven cameras show officers turning off the dash cameras during an arrest. last april they pulled over a man after his car matched a description from a car about shots fire. the dash cam caught a struggle. the man is screaming, the officers are kicking him and then one of the officers pointed out that the camera was rolling. >> everybody, hold up. if you are worried about cameras, just wait. >> then ten seconds later the camera appeared to be turned off. police eventually dropped the gun and possession charges against the man on the video and the police department did not discipline any of the officers. >>> 4:45 now. eagle safety nate allen is speaking out after being detained by police in his home state of florida. allen says he was falsely accused of exposing himself monday in his hometown of ft. myers. he was questioned by police for four-and-a-half ho