and she said well you just can't trust george bush. and i said well if he's making all this up if george bush is lying about the weapons of mass destruction, it will ruin him. and it turns out we were both right. so you recall the chronology, i think, in the summer of '02. in august vice president cheney made a speech to the vfw saying there was no doubt, a phrase he used over and over that hussein had weapons of mass destruction, was prepared to use them against friends of ours. in september, on the 26th the president spoke in the rose garden and said that the regime pezs weapon -- possesses weapons of mass destruction in iraq. on october 1st a classified intelligence report was issued called the national intelligence estimate an ie on iraqi weapons. these are the comprehensive statements of the intelligence community that are issued from time to time this one on iraqi weapons. this was a classified document only a handful of members of congress saw it. you had to be an elected leader of congress or a member of the intelligence commit

not only am i able to call george mitchell my friend. this evening i have the honor of introducing him and welcome him home. prosecutor, judge, senator presidential envoy, chair of northern ireland's historical piece prosperity is also an author. he is a fierce tennis player. the story is a quintessential american story. his mother was the daughter of lebanese immigrants. she worked the night shift in a textile mill and never learned to read her writing this. his father, the orphan son of irish immigrants, clean the buildings at a college. when george mitchell was 16, his father lost a job and was out of work for one year. the expense of being without work and without money nearly crushed his father. his father was not well schooled. he only went as far as the fifth grade, but he was a wise man. like sumi immigrants and children of immigrants, george mitchell's parents were deeply devoted to their children. his father used to bring the newspaper home from his job and every night quiz to george and three siblings about what was in them. a

tom daschle looks at george mitchell as a mentor. i thought it was appropriate that tom would do the official introduction tonight. the special guest has to be particularly recognize for what he did as chairman of the peace negotiations in northern ireland. i think it him for size the life of the man that we that -- that will be our speaker tonight. we look forward to hearing the presentation. i would like to turn it over to my good friend tom daschle for the introduction. [applause] >> thank you very much for this high honor. it is a real pleasure for me to make this introduction, actually it's two introductions. i would like to begin by introducing and welcoming george's wife heather, who is right here in the front row. thank you for coming. [applause] it has been said that there is no blessing like that of a good friend. in that case, i am doubly blessed. not only am i able to call george mitchell my friend. this evening i have the honor of introducing him and welcome him home. prosecutor, judge, senator presidential envoy, chair

>> how do you think george mitchell will be remembered? >> george mitchell will be remembered as one of the senate's great majority leaders. he was a person who knew that to be effective he had to work closely with the republican leader, and he did so. but in maine, he will most be remembered for his wonderful scholarship program that is truly has legacy and reflexes believe, his lifelong belief and education. education is what allowed george mitchell to succeed, to go so far in life. it is a tremendous gift that he is given to the people of maine through his scholars program. that program awards a scholarship and mentoring help to a student from each one of maine's high schools. that is a tremendous legacy and a tremendous gift to the state that he was so proud to represent for many years and still cares so deeply about. >> senator collins, thank you very much. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the national cap

>>george: we are tracking the accident and it's starting to back up the right now on interstate 580 in the eastbound direction and back-to-back up because of the closure of the connecting ramp this is again cannot commit side of the freeway but is affecting the eastbound lane it is backed up to about 150 if trying to get down to the close of the sea is the second traffic off in their right back on the freeway of a bigger concern to the commute currently. the >>george: it is the accident in the macarthur maze and les in front of the toll plaza turned his fifth was about interstate 80 pass powell street and accident occurred in the left-hand lane is backing of the ride all the way the golden gate fields. because of that the bay bridge was a little slower to see the misery likes activated but they're on now to traffic is backing up and on 92 of the san mateo bridge the ride continues to get heavier here in the westbound erection and the drive times just pre from 11 to 13 minutes now ship of the women. >> james: once again we're talking about the north bay in the is a valid was zero visibi

that's the forecast on a traffic was george flex.orge: as we are looking here at interstate 580 east town we spoke with kron 4 will trend to says that as soon as the media that includes him a ton of traffic lanes c h p will open the freeway they are in the process of doing that now and no traffic will again be soon flowing good news is west on interstate 580 is still moving to the area without any problems or delay this we will get the maps in motion year now as we start to take a look at the rest of the traffic but the ride to the corridor this morning south about 80 not too bad commune and ride into from the south bay is a very good one so far tracking some delays on interstate 580 u.s. $1 wants where these are much lighter commutes almost we seen any other day this week tracking at the bay bridge back up here also not horrible 61617 as the drive time not backed up and macarthur may as trip to san mateo bridge well that's very sluggish year and so on the approach 1922 minutes to turn drive time there were problems earlier at the du

>>george: appetizer traffic through the panhandle and bough.ack major problems for you as well in the east bay a big rig accident on 80 westbound time of the ride at gilman a crash here and bobbin lot of vehicles and overturned on eastbound 580 is having some impact on the westbound ride with a scene to track the latest offer santa cruz mountain where a similar shutdown the saw the outline and in the north of the marin county is getting over 40 minute drive times for 101 southbound we have to separate accidents in attracting you're ride to the bay bridge solidly backed up to the macarthur maze this morning no breaks for the westbound bay bridge drive times 48 minutes and the san mateo bridge ride really jammed up as well this morning that is because an early recovery problem with a stall out of a high-rise. >>george: will be filling is a fax for some time to come from hot spots to whether let's get the update now what james. >> james: is showing their zero visibility in petaluma fall beds and another to make the santa rosa is the core mild visi

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prince george's county no problems there. and 66 and 95 looking good now. i'm back in ten minutes. >>> we're following a developing story at the white house. we have the latest on that drone landing on a tree at the white house complex. we brought you the breaking news first. >>> right now people are waking up in northern virginia to snow on the ground. take a look here in fairfax county. we've got some icy conditions. we and what you need to know to make sure breaking news this morning i-270 shut down near old hundred road. a tractor trailer accident is blocking the lanes. we'll let you know what is going on in >>> we're staying on top of the winter weather. you see where snow is on the radar. we're keeping a close eye on the road conditions in the storm team 4 x 4. we'll bring you any troubled spots as we see them. tom is here with the weather alert. >>> we still have snow falling throughout much of the region this morning. the snow is coming down mostly light snow where you see the patches the darker gray.e brighter white is getting bands of snow. loudou

same goes for prince george's county. and stafford county in virginia. >>> charles county schools are closed. st. mary's county schools are closed. calvert county schools are closed. fauquier culpepper both closed. spotsylvania closed. loudoun county closed, arlington you can as well. >> howard county is on a two hour delay. an a renl delay two hours. manassas is two hour delay. d.c. public schools two hour delay. >> it's now 5:19. tom kierein has your full forecast coming up in just two minutes at 5:21. he's timing out the snow hour by hour. >>> a developing story in ca. want to show you this video of a massive fire at a citrus packing facility. this is near fresno. nobody hurt but at least a million dollars in damage has been done. that fire started on a metal awning. the flames quickly spread to some wooden crates. the cause is under investigation. >>> new this morning, video showing divers retrieving the cockpit voice recorder for airasia flight 8501. you can see here divers swimming past the debris of flight 8501. au

>>george: " do we have our walnut creek camera available?s backed the right from 24 down to san ramon the bridges in the bay bridge west about looks as though they were completely in fruit and started to swell again and for your trip to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 we're still sluggish tear westbound over 90 minutes the drive times as possible we could continue for a while longer to see some slow and go stop and go conditions the bay shore southbound gem of the twists and mattel in redwood city at the golden gate bridge is the commute over there nicely and the trip to marin county the the richmond bridge no longer any delays either at the toll plaza or on 580 was about. >> erica: good morning a lot of sunshine we're enjoying as it alive but that the golden gate bridge will have little of the northern britain to i want to climb san 51 term in oakland where still holding on to upper 30s in santa rosa not a lot of some time there would not have the opportunity to warm things up just yet just as a lot of fog still high on this is a belly

let's go to lara. >> thank you, george.rica's second most famous george receive add big honor last night, the award for his humanitarian efforts and film career. it was a certain woman by his side who managed to steal the show. >> amal clooney making a splash on the arm of her husband george at her first award's show. clooney in his wedding tuxedo and amal brand dishing two of the most talked about accessories of the evening. >> i want to ask about your dress and gloves. who is the designer? >> joel and customized by the french people. and the gloves are just my own. >> she sewed them this morning. >> even had hosts amy poehler and tina fey buzzing. >> george clooney married amal this year. she was a lawyer who worked on the enron case and was an advice advisor regarding syria and selected for a three person human commission investigating war violations in the gaza strip. tonight her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. >> clooney was honored with the award for his work on screen and humanitarian efforts. >> lad

>>george: there are no delays there now. incident here southbound 68 leading onto northbound 101 in the area of the connect thereafter a fire crews there dylan even with a vehicle fire or grass fire that could be associated with a homeless encampment. >> erica: 35 in. of snow to some spots some people having some fun with it while others struggled through the snow blanketing their cars to take a look at the images coming in this morning this is the girl had been a lot of fine if this the hard to and through the snow a lot of people part in that over central park in new york city tech a look at the white a condition this little boy this year or time to get to work in school where talk about heavy snow strong winds >>mark: they figured out how to envoy in egg it could lead to lower costs for cancer treatment. >>darya: next big move moreau will say with care to his being considered for and give them eye on the form and not is still alive look at new york this morning the road clear their this nye's everyone is walking in this e

>>george: mission street is closed between 20 and 20 of in 2013 second is also closed for a block on either side of mission street it is an area to avoid and so the two mission st. buses 49 and 14 have both been rerouted a little bit to the east there on the south venice avenue between 14th and 26 of course that will make a good alternate route so would grow for the north and southbound travel also giving the problem or a problem here over by the panhandle and that is a water main break that occurred at baker and oak and of course all is a major inbound arterial and we and the stack appliance are flooded there. cash >>george: looking at the rest of the ride pretty good in this is we're not tracking and the freeway hot spots that is the good news the 580 ride a little sluggish and the dublin stock freeway still doing well for the most are at the bay bridge is a mere glance are active in the back of his already to the west grand avenue to your trip to the san mateo bridge study to build up with the drive times are still not at all 30 minutes west bound as it had over to hayward ahead f

>>george: 101 and 280. and santa barbara where track in the latest on this mystery. >>will tran: i saw some park land to leave this place at the hay would result shoreline they're patrolling this area because some birds have turned up at this location as well here are the latest numbers the international bird rescue they have in their position approximately 242 birds 55 of them have already been washed and stabilize 187 other birds they need to destabilize checked out before they go through the washing process there. >>will tran: if they're in jeopardy and sadly 25 birds have died the substance they do not know what it is it is not petroleum base is not or will they know that with certainty but they continued to do tests and those results have not come back yet. it is pale is odorless and none the less is sticky. mon. vo his daily to the birds. poisonous to humans. >>will tran: those birds that are been treating a discourse and soap making soda as well as vinegar they have a little bit of background to work

>>george: out of the out to my past and to the castro valley.is building the big battles or delays you're no. bay ride terrell county well under 35 minutes from navato down to the golden gate bridge to the bay bridge the back of holding steady we have been is in free and still 80 to 20 minute trip time 92 and dec. sale rid as we move closer to the 7:00 continuing to ride down was lawrence source these along the drive times 18 is not a goal and debris still an easy ride this morning remember closing tomorrow night in the richmond bridge your alternate for the golden gate this weekend is the to slow at the toll plaza of them is the beginning of the back of 580 west dollar edged ahead through richmond. >>darya: a car crash into restaurant near larkin and california street in san francisco will have videos that when ride through the fog of bellaire arrest model for 30 in the afternoon yesterday and the for the rest was not opened at the time and employee was working at the time though said no one else was hurt and there the cause of acid is under in

>>george: the drive times move above 20 minutes. was it a quick break now on the kron 4 morning news will be back with more right after this. >>darya:today is the deadline isis militants set for officials to reach a deal to save a jordanian pilot being held hostage. >>darya:new this morning. >>darya:jordan's information minister says his government is ready to swap an iraqi woman held in jordan in exchange for the pilot. >>darya:he didn't mention japanese journalist, kenji goto. >>darya:in a message released yesterday, isis threatened to kill goto and the pilot within 24 hours. >>darya:that deadline expires late tonight japan time. which is 17 hours ahead of us. >>darya: will have more weather and traffic on the wednesday morning the king did from our vantage fight on front street in san francisco will buyback carrier thank yofor ing sail d myaddy ank u mo forroteingmy fure. thanyou r beg myeroand dad militaryamils arthanul r ma this. the gacyf us aut inranc could onef th. our worlclasserve eaed aa t toppot in a sdy othe st commded

>>mark: here is george. backed up there because of a close above is a very popular tear your route there's an alternate by this a little bit to the east is acid the frontage road along the interstate 280 and covers the area of the clothes or well and not far there's an incident that's the time of the ride for the bay shore is a minor accident 101 southbound at candlestick point but it is on the right to and from assets of a look at the weather for you next here is change. >>george >> james: is great to see visibility not that bad we had to fall earlier but the discovery of nicely is best in the north bank or had been the dance is now in reverse the gone is a quick look at the south before fast mostly clear and cold this morning we have seen temperatures in the upper thirties to low for this by this afternoon will do a pretty good job 1 million of temperatures in the very low 70 funds, or one spots it sprang like really. that is just out a forecasters look for timber to all all around the bay i will be back i

here is a look at the traffic with george.hbound direction take a look here the sea is the salon the same surprisingly still loss of lingering the latest on self to a freeway for 85280 and highway 101 all three in the northbound direction and finishing up with the bridge is the bay bridge in early and of the backed up no metering lights for the last hour or more a year trip for the san mateo bridge is finding starting to thin out of the jive sides are still above 11 minutes like traffic on the stand right now one is the skills to reopened on monday morning at 4:00. >>mark: guy wrestler not a was a good get in the water today because the highways and bad weather the clock is ticking and the search for the plane's black boxes in the meantime to marbleized of offloading in the sea to that never of a total number their 162 people on board when the plane went down. >> here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly! encore chesnutt atlanta and san francisco >>stanley: pauley lead discarded christmas trees this is defin

gw-george mason. the colonials up in the second half. this is george mason and george washington.are all over the place tonight. later in the second -- 43-37. how about we just go to the g olf? hsbc championship. a terrific third round. that rolls in. he leads the tournament at 20 under. he has the six stroke lead. and navy loses to colgate. i want to apologize for all of that technical difficulties. >> you just wanted to keep us awake. we were paying attention. you manage. >> thank >> ♪ players gonna play, play, play, play haters gonna hate, hate, hate, hate ♪ >> we cannot get enough of this video gone viral. -- cam video of a police officer in dover, delaware lip-synching to taylor swift's " shake it off ." he knows all the words. the video was not a candid camera moment. they wanted to make people laugh. the video has received more than a million and a half hits on youtube. >> just let it keep going. >> i was and dancing or anything. that is the best song. >> it's a fun song. >> it makes you happy.

>>george: and this was left over from an early morning accident occurred in the 3:00 hour with the damage done to a special center guardrail and they thought it will be a fairly simple fix but caltrans to us now that the 7:00 estimated time of opening is very much in question and even though it is a friday is already starting to backed up in the northbound direction so there's no break here is starting to affect the ride coming onto 38 to the northbound side so if that is your community or not out the door yet plan on taking it to stay 580 before it gets to backed up this morning again there is currently no estimated times for when they will get the lines reopened it was a really hope that it will be open an hour but that is now in question tracking you're ride to the bay bridge me realize for activated a few minutes earlier than usual in the westbound ride is now backed up to a west grand avenue. >>darya:we could learn more information today on the dismembered body that was found wednesday in san francisco's soma district. >>darya:kron 4's mike pelton is live at 11th street and mission w

>>george: 90 to dec. with the volume is definitely building of as it does as we get near the 7:00 hour no stop and go conditions yet but the drive times is now up to 15 minutes. the quick look at to ride into another day as we have the benicia bridge still under a flawed advisory this morning. >>darya: this go back to the team coverage. >>will tran: so far the trains are running without a problem but we just heard a man go by me and he said i hope they arrest them all a lot of people are not supporting the protesters and there are others to do nonetheless everyone is caught in the middle of this the thousand of our writers joined now is jim moss hart spokesman to talk about the plans to make sure that this is at a minimum. the san francisco police department's helping our station as well in addition to that a lot are fillets are with yellow that these are people often can't discipline engineers that are here to help customers navigate the system if there is a major service disruptions they gave the heads

>>george: its slow from west grand avenue leading into the seoul plaza of coming out of the macarthur maze of the west about ride the free trip to the san mateo bridge still pretty slow but again a steady increase in traffic is an increase in the drive times was are not up to 30 minutes in the golden gate bridge ride still looks pretty good or problem free here and fall free this morning which is a nice change for the 101 southbound ride. >>darya: near the broadway exit that happened early this morning and early game he is at the scene taking a look good morning. >> reporter: 14 the sea is the shutdown all southbound lanes those lands have since reopened it led to the crass and led to do with the hospital in serious and realistic look at it was around to putting this morning that legacy is the got a call about a single vehicle crashes there it was overturned as you be--as you thesuv >> reporter: postulate they got out of the vehicle and then were hit that's all part of the investigation the sea its peace as democrats did to safety if possible. you will to try and do what every can sta

that's why schools are delayed here in prince george's county. reporting live from the dashboard cameras of my mobile newsroom, scott broom, wusa9. >> all right, scott. not just in prince george's county whether it's millimeters, inches or feet. you know snow means closings and delays and this morning is no different. >> nick giovanni is live in the newsroom to run down the list one more time. nick? >> reporter: mike, andrea, that list is now pretty substantial here. in the matter of 90 minutes the delays and closures has grown from three districts at least 30. stafford county public schools are now closed. they changed that from an original two-hour delay. let's run you through the list one more time all together. starting on the maryland side, calvert, charles and st. mary's county public schools are closed for the day. montgomery county, prince george's county, anne arundel and howard counties have all pushed their start times back by two hours. virginia again has its share of closures as well. we just mentioned stafford. that also includes cu

george? >> thank you, brian. >>> president obama called the japanese prime minister on his way to india, where he'll be honored with a spot in the country's biggest parade. jim avila is traveling with the president. >> reporter: good morning, george from fortress, new delhi. this is unprecedented, says edunprecedented. the president in the open, surrounded by people for more than three hours. it's driving the secret service crazy. the president will be in a reviewing stand behind bullet-proof glass but exposed in a situation that leaves him potentially vulnerable. they've created perhaps the largest security operation in presidential history. more than 50,000 police and soldiers. 1,000 snipers. a no-fly zone. 15,000 surveillance cameras, dozens of bomb-sniffing dogs. india has been the target of attacks. from pakistan cashmir, and other places. they're determined to prevent any embarrassing incidents. in a joint news conference this morning, president obama was asked about yemen. he said it's

[inaudible question] >> george patton, no doubt, george patton, similar west point experience. as i said a statue of him at west point, his back turned to the library for a reason and when you look at patton's early career starting in the expedition where he did some heroic things, people don't know the story of the young george and patton much more interesting than his later stuff. pan and custer are similar guys. >> there's this old saying that little bighorn, custer had coming which a lot attributes to they think the arrogance, you said good preparation for that battle, his tactical skills on the plains were only a third of a typical force on force. you think when he went out on the plains the field is doomed? eventually because his missteps that this was going to happen sooner or later? >> not necessarily. he could have survived little big horn right up until the end when he made his last move. when he put his battalions out of any realistic support, instead of going north he had gone south back of the way he came, instead of being four miles away he was two miles away

>>george: now that is gone will still likely be dealing with this effect for a while longer we're not tracking any hot spots and that is good news >>george: you're ride on 92 in december sale bristol's good and just in a 11 minute drive times as you head across the bay. >>mark:developing news this morning. >>mark:at least half a dozen people are recovering after a car slammed into a macy's store in newark. at the newpark mall with mike? >> reporter: investigated at the same behind me you can see it is boarded up this morning after a very hectic night tech a look at the incredible video just before 5 yesterday even the 63 year-old woman behind the wheel of a blue honda slated to the west entrance of macy's came 50 and saw the store fire official says he possibly suffered some sort of medical and so she had several people including a man who was on the sidewalk outside of the store and became a major emergency response to a lot of resources and coordination initiated based on a number of patients we requested additional resources as we had a helicopter. >> reporter: the video shows a so

why did george stevens get involved? >> stevens had been a director of some of the most successful light comedies and escapist movies in hollywood throughout the 1930s. he actually came up doing laurel and hardy silent shorts and then once sound came in he did everything from "swing time," one of the best fred astaire and ginger rogers movies to "wochlt year" with katherine hepburn and spencer tracy. each of these movies had reasons for directors going in. for stevens, who like all of the directors was old enough so he could have gotten a civilian exemption from the war, really wanted what he called a seat on the 50 yard line of history. he felt that it was a patriotic duty to go. he had been chafing in hollywood because he felt pigeonholed into making these very light movies when he had wanted to make some films with more contemporary or war-related content. and when he was wasn't able to do it at rko or columbia, he jumped at the chance to do it in the army and for the army. interestingly, of the five directors, steven

. ♪ >> george blogos grew up working in his family's suburban family cobbler shop.here he watched and learned the old world craft of repairing and rebuilding shoes from his father john, an immigrant from greece. >> it's hard work, you know. kids get dirty you know. it's not easy. >> after college george started a career as a teacher but soon found himself daydreaming about being his own boss and going into the shoe business. just like his dad. >> growing up you know in my family you always had to buy shoes that could be resoled. my dad always wanted you to have shoes that would last. >> george realized in an era where things are disposable, a well-made pair of american shoes was hard to come by. so george set out to assemble a group of artisans to revive the craft of shoemaking in the united states. paying special attention to sourcing all of the materials and labor in america. >> that kind of when the idea was sparked of how could we make a shoe or boots, in america, make them out of the best components, really in the world, hand craft them the old-fashioned way, a

>> reporter: yes, indeed, george.. the terrorist is dead the hostages are alive. that from the french emambassador to the united states saying the french supermarket around the corner was stormed. the terrorist, he says was dead. the hostages are alive. so it seems another superbly executed operation by french law enforcement and the best possible result for the people who were concerned for the hostages being held in this cocher supermarket and the body apparently the body of amedi cue coubali. 24 years old. and accused of shooting a french woman police officer yesterday. >> both situations under control. the gunman in paris has been killed. all hostages have been safe. the two gunman in dammartin en goele have been killed. we're seeing that figure on the street right now. we're no, sir positive that's a body by any means. that's a picture coming from paris as we await word from the french police press conference on the scene. i want to go back to brad garrett, formal hostage negotiator. remarkable conclusion to thes

it was hard for george putnam to accept that. a couple of years later, they finally went to court and had her legally declared that. he contacted the purdue president and asked if the university would like these things. the president said yes. the bulk of our collection came to us in 1940, the year after she was declared dead in court. what is fascinating as there is there is a part two to the story that came much later. unbeknownst to researchers or biographers for years, there were some very private documents that were kept by putnam and his descendents. those included things like the love letters she wrote to him, the poem she wrote when she was younger, their marriage license, the premarital agreement. all the things that told the personal side of her and her marriage. it was not until 2002 when the granddaughter of george putnam approached the university about donating this small but clearly significant collection in terms of understanding amelia and her marriage. that is one reason that biographers have argued that they had

>> sometimes the people involved. >> rose: like george. >> well george or wes anderson someone who just says you want to do the job. i say sure where are we going. >> rose: without knowing. >> yeah. >> rose: he calls are you there. and if gorge called again you would be there. >> yes, absolutely all of us would come for george tomorrow morning in greenland it was really wonderful to work to be that well taken of care of. >> rose: does 2 make it difficult because he's also one of the stars of the movie because he's acting and directing? >> well-- . >> rose: and in this case he wrote the screenplay along with grant. >> that could be a hazard. you could think that would be a problem. and with another actor, are you absolutely right that might be a problem. but george-- what he does in this movie t is selfless. he is doing all the grunt work. he's doing all the, like the plot line. he's telling all the facts. he's doing all that stuff those aren't really huge motional moments that es's got. it's like selfless serving stuff and he gives us all the merry-go-round stuff. we all have great-- th

george. >> okay, terry, thanks very much. so many questions remain, and now we turn to one group claiming responsibility for the attacks, al qaeda in yemen. the terror group has been pummeled by u.s. air strikes. the group's american born cleric anwar al awlaki was killed by a drone in 2011 but his followers continue to plot and inspire terror. abc's chief global affairs pondent martha raddatz has traveled to yemen several times. she brings us this report. >> reporter: in the middle of friday's dramatic siege on the two brothers who carried out that reign of terror in this week, one of them, cherif kouachi, boasted to a french television station that the men had been directed by aqap, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and that they had been financed by one of the group's top leaders, american born cleric anwar al awlaki. soon after the deadly siege ended, a top leader of the yemen-based aqap praised the attacks calling france a beacon of blasphemy. a separate statement claiming aqap directed the attack in revenge for the hon

george, thank you. i appreciate it. reminder, george has a big show today as we said he'll be speaking with the attorney general eric holder from paris, that is coming up on "this week" later this morning right here on abc. >> george, we look forward to it. >>> and now, let's turn to ron claiborne tracking the developing stories in airasia and that elusive black box. >> good morning, everyone. >>> we begin overseas where airasia officials say they may be zeroing in on finding the plane's all-important black boxes. this morning, big pieces of debris including some passenger seats arrived at an indonesian port. the ceo of airasia tweeting overnight, "we are led to believe black box may have been found. still not confirmed but strong info coming out. my main thoughts is the fuselage." officials say they are hearing underwater pings that could be from the flight data recorders. the plane's tail section was pulled from the water on saturday. >>> and a horrific traffic accident kills five members of a virginia family. one vir

>>george: thank you very much for being with us.checking other traffic for you a quick look at you're ride to the bay bridge or we're still seeing good conditions with no delays or problems in the westbound direction after your trip on highway 92 to the san mateo bridge is an easy ride was zero the last and no problems for the ride on highway 92 in trip for the richmond bay bridge that is a 580 which carry the fear of traffic over the weekend looks pretty then run another no backups of lettuce and a quick mention that there is a fall and rise in place this morning for the car came as bridge insecticidal little more about the fall the day. >> reporter: as listed as a full life chartres--sfo there was a chance to the fall could spread. right now a dense fog advisory is also in effect for the north made this morning where sing fall visibility down to lessen a mile and santa rosa half a mile and apple and fairfield concord down to 3¢ you to see as the fall to my visibility no problems there--sfo it could be expanded throughout the morni

>>george: the back of is now forming as back to was grand ave. >>mark:three suspects drive into a wells fargo building. and rob it. it happened at montgomery and california streets. kron 4's yoli aceves is live with the details. yoli? >> reporter: you could see his neck is an historical world follow bank in museum it was about 230 in the morning when the suspects came in and pressure to the glass door that ski mask and three men jumped out and they held up the security guard as well as a crashing into one of this place there were in there that believe that they stole some of the historical artifacts specifically some gold nuggets we're not sure how many and what is worse but they were able to grab that had and then flee the area of the still uncertain would whether it was a getaway car or what it was that they actually escaped end. >> reporter: ancilla lose at this when they're just trying to pull out a severed from out of there is a bit of a worry here because there already shattered glass still not holding up as the flood of it might shatter wh

>>george: call your people and sell on a to have to call it. traffic times on the bridge are generally about 840 that is will we receive the most traffic flow heim was to withhold judgment till then i look the other seven for you as we look at your ride to the bay bridge a fairly normal commute here is is the back of our bigger than there are last week and probably last longer here is adjutancy the westbound ride is already back over the westbound lanes and a 80 approach and that is heavier traffic than last week highway 92 in the san mateo bridge look at an early backer of his and the westbound direction as a move toward 7:00 in is not unusual to see things start to slow this is a little bit earlier than usual but again indicative return to normal traffic befall advisory from place to the rich and is this morning in the westbound ride would still pretty light and a fall in arise if a party is bird as well a look next at whether. >> james: will start off with the format is a soldier with the visibility has been say the fall pretty heavy also of

jefferson is in france, but george madison want -- george washington wanted madison to win. nothing washington had against monroe. washington was responsible for promoting monroe through the rankles of the continental army. who lived through the winter of valley forge could see that person as a dear friend and kinsman. i quote a different book where he talks about valley forge, a name associated with misery since the 18th century. it was. some of the work fighting in the war together. but because washington relied on madison, the advice, his counsel. madison is the principle advisor to washington and at least the first year of the presidency. to some degree, that role shifts to alexander hamilton. in thee be againing, james madison. one of the first congratulations he gets, congratulations on the majority of the respectable number of your peers. now help me write my inaugural address. that's what he does. james madison is the author of the first inaugural address. a call to the amendment to the constitution to satisfy the anti-federalists, setting the stage. congress asks ma

>>george: grammar checking any hot spots lead no. the commute such as a warm-up we're still behind schedule for 880 in the southbound direction here through the corridor out to a bad start with an earlier accident at maori the crash is gone now but some of this freeway is also starting to heat up a bit 101 northbound now looking at is was one minute and root time and 85 is getting heavy right now from the coyote valley out for saratoga. >>george: the bay bridge is backed up into the macarthur maze 2 to 4 minutes plus ride on q release: down 19 minutes of the drive times. the rich member is the backed up is just beginning to form will take a quick break will be back with more right after this. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and att

>>george: on 92 of the skyline because of a stalled bid rate there. >>darya: bay area news this morning of the call of marijuana plants have been found since cisco's bayview hundred and 60 plans receives less like an apartment on bidding avenue police said the party was being used illegally growth marijuana the propman's found out about the growth after she was unable to get ahold of the elderly tenants for several months the plants were surrounded by lighting ventilation and other hydroponic equipment. >>mark: suspected bomb threat on plans to san francisco but and for spokesperson give a clear last month it was clear the plane did land at new york around for 40 our time there to one people on board please did interview passengers the source of the press for the flight is still under investigation. >>darya: a sunnyvale, to stop the killing of dogs in china for the purpose of human consumption sister organization the will do well to help adults in china she says it spends almost eaten strains are being used in restaurants and pants are being stolen so

>>george: is starting to back along the presidio parkway. is a very heavy ride all over the bay area plenty of slow traffic the nimitz freeway pretty heavy this morning as well you're ride for highway 80 northbound and southbound the trip on to stay five a clearing up the back to the alta mao but still the livermore to dublin 680 south is also a slow ride south of a freeway 101 heavy ride out of the cai will be valid a 41 minute drive time from 85 to 237 to 37 was about backed a to sector rolled in your commute along the mid peninsula slow 4101 even for 280 near the 92 into giants were 1 01 is backed up from millbrae dec. mall all the way down to menlo park and the mayor arise slowed as well the bay bridge is backed up into the macarthur maze no breaks hear the sentence is a branch has been bumper-to- bumper for the last hour and 15 minutes hour-and-a-half drive times when they to be calculated are running about half an hour and the richer and richer still back to capitol plaza still backed up on 580 westbound and still under fall advisory m

that's the message police in prince george's county tried to send to drivers at the gas stations. officers handed out flyers reminding everyone to lock up at the pump and hide their valuables, even when standing right next to your car. you've probably seen the surveillance videos of thieves grabbing belongings through unlocked passenger doors while drivers have had their backs turned. >> it's happened here before unfortunately, so i do try to prepare and carry my wallet in my pocket when i do need to pump gas. >> police say that thefts are down 30% so far this year but they want to see that number drop even further. >>> well, talk about an eventful trip to work. some commuters may have witnessed a baby being born right on the side of the highway, and maybe they didn't even know it. >>> plus an old friend of ours received one of d.c.'s highest honors whe webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and fair with three simple steps: one -- get your free online valuation

george washington comes in. has a child at her breast and it's not clear whether sheatfz bares her breast. she says there are people -- washington is trying to kill me. there are people coming out the ceiling at me. washington writes -- alexander hamilton writes, this is a shame. aaron burr says she's guilty. but he knew a lot of women. at any rate washington is sympathetic to her, allows her to go back to her family in philadelphia from which she then goes and joins arnold. we know more than people did at the time. washington -- in terms of actual judgment, there's another case where he didn't judge correctly. in the framework of the 18th century, he did almost the inevitable response to her distress. any other questions? there's one here. >> i know very little about -- i was going to say hamilton. not hamilton, arnold. i want to know why was he not promoted in the beginning? wha-k(d happened that he did not get his promotion? second of all, is there anything written that maybe he was just a sociopath or a psyc

public schools in prince george's fairfax, culpepper, prince william and faquier counties have announced a two-hour delay for tomorrow. we have the full list of delays and closings scrolling on your screen and posted on our website at wjla.com. for a look at the forecast we turn to meteorologist steve rudin in the stormwatch weather center. steve? >> big cooldown on the way especially overnight and into early tomorrow morning. take a look at what we have out there in terms of current temperatures. it's 22 degrees at reagan national airport. updating 15 that martinsburg and 16 in gaithersburg. 21 in fredricksburg. we have a wind chill advisory that will go into effect 10:00 tonight. it extends until 8:00 tomorrow morning and we will see these cold temperatures staying with us for a good couple of days with the wind chills, the coldest waking up tomorrow with below zero wind chills across much of the area. satellite and radar, clearing skies out there right now that means a very, very cold overnight and our temperatures will eventually and far reaching suburbs inside 12 at the capital belt

the book opens at the inauguration of george washington. when he took the oath of office two of the 13 states are outside of the union. north carolina and rhode island did not ratify the constitution because of their concern it was missing a bill of rights. this was common for the antifederalists read the common denominator, they opposed the constitution. many came at it from different angles. some believe that you could not have the union that covered all these diverse states. they believed independence, but they didn't think that any government could ever be suitable to this entire continent. james monroe resident to the majority of anti-federalist opinion. while washington took the oath of office 2 states were agitating for a new constitutional convention. in the words of james madison and george washington they were terrified of this prospect read the believed it would be in for traded by enemies and the -- prospect. they believed it would be infiltrated by enemies and the constitution would be scrapped and that are union would be fract