in founding coe college.the city's historian says that people need to understand how important george greene is to cedar rapids. "our mission is to let people know more about who judge greene was if they don't know about who he was. this is a great opportunity to learn about this through our programing like today, our exhibit and providing more information from the history center through the greater community." community."on tuesday, there will be a walking tour along the indoor skyalk that will show its impact in different areas of downtown cedar rapids. still to come at 6 6where people are actually embracing the cold and patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george: bernie sanders didn't hesitate to say no to the big oil companies. patti: bernie knows that if we don't act, we threaten the climate and the health of our children. bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. start your week with cbs 2

seasons got to learn about the man considered to be "the father of cedar rapids" rapids"judge george greene helped grow the city from 1840 to 1880.he brought the railroad to town, donated the for the first hospital, and was instrumental in founding coe college.the city's's historian says that people need to understand how important george greene is to cedar rapids. in a *different downtown - local shops are holding a special sale. on the edmall on iowa city - tailgate, textiles, catherine's and velvet coat were part of the downtown district's "warehouse sale." shoppers were able to take advantage of some of the lowest prices of the season. they tell us they're able to get really great deals while keeping their money in iowa city. an art gallery in marion - has reason to celebrate tonight. campbell** steele gallery - is celebrating 25 years - - the up*town - district.craig campbell - and - priscilla steele - have hosted the work done by hundreds of artists - - and helped the city- start the marion* arts festival.the gallery is also the home - to liars theatre - for plays.campbell - steele -

green. prince george's county, green on the beltway. patch, 16 miles per hour. we had an earlier disabled vehicle. 395, crossing the bridge, another slow spot. we are not seeing too much that you have to worry about. delays are scheduled because of track work. metro bus, icy conditions still. is in place.plan delays are possible. we are just going to show you what has happened. you can see how white the roads are. happy to report we are mostly up to speed everywhere you are traveling. the blizzard is expected to bring heavy snow and strong wind. that could cause power problem. jeannette reyes is live with what the power companies are doing and what you should be doing to get ready. jeanette: we have been talking shovels, making sure you get that. on about what is going inside? this is one of the locations. prepping for that monster storm barreling our way towards the east coast. you might get some power outages. you might experience that i nee your own home -- my experience that in your own home. make sure you have an emergency kit at your home. a second locatio

with this team looks like right now officers are still here at the intersection of george washington and winter green and this is where the founder of the five bodies including the suspect now the majority of officers last year about two hours ago but again police have been out in the area since three thirty yesterday. department spokesman tells us they can to this area again on wildwood road to check on the welfare of a person that's when they found the first body investigators said they did some digging next make hint of this home at the intersection of george washington in which a group we say when they got here he found an armed person a barricaded inside the officer said the negotiated with that person for several hours go into that home they found five bodies including the suspect police say that those bodies are related in that they believe the suspects killed those people before officers got here again a very sad senior went across the street to actually see a family portrait on the wall now we're working on getting more information on you. what led up to this and we will keep you updated as

swat teams went to a house nearby on north george washington highway in winter green drive there was a standoff with the suspects they are in when swat teams went inside they found five dead body. lisa brown has been on the scene all morning long gathering latest details she joins us live from the second scene where investigation has been going on all night long lease lucy and raised in very sad scene on your pleas and went in and this home for several hours behind me and actually just minutes ago a truck pulled out and started wheeling in what looked to be her knees again police have been on here for several hours. also in the mornings that were open but police shot them just a short while ago you could see a family portrait hanging on the wall the officers have since closed the blinds again police are calling this a murder suicide thing the victims our family. this started around three thirty the first body on wildwood road when he went to go check on someone after investigating officers when a couple blocks away here to this home on george washington in winter green when officers

first body after investigating they went just blocks away here to the intersection of winter green and george washington police and armed person was barricaded inside the home neighbors say they didn't see the swat team out here police department spokesman says they told that person to come out tops or say when they went inside of the hometown to find bodies including the suspect police say all the victims are related and that they believe the suspect killed around two years before officers arrived i spoke with neighbors this morning there in disbelief and trying to find the words describe how her rethink the situation is i'm still in shock i and is on. oh no it is is to mix the can and very sad situation here we will keep you updated as we get more information throughout elise brown thirteen years now so much elise fourteen coverage continues with more soul robertson marcello you're looking into the family at the center of all of this and neighbors are telling you that one of the victims as a police officer. yeah well you know neighbors tell us that the dooley family live right here in this

did some digging and came to this home which is at the intersection again of north george washington and winter green there is an art person inside and that police tried to negotiate the ones police when they found five bodies including the suspect again a very sad scene out here we will be out here all morning and keep you updated as we get more information live in portsmouth. excuse me chesapeake elise brown thirteen years now. all right elise thank you so much for that we're going to stay on top of this breaking story the chesapeake portsmouth live right there are gonna get you all the updates right now we would like to say good thursday morning to you i'm the sickest among them are greasy or another cold day is on tap in fact we saw its lead in downtown norfolk but it will be all gone by the time the hat the door meteorologists isis guided for greg this morning good morning i sian. good morning andrea good morning lucy that's right if you're heading out early this morning you write may want a few sleek palettes one of our production assistant pa me came in this morning he said the thief we dined

wildwood road yesterday afternoon they found the other five bodies inside a house on george washington highway and winter green drive after an overnight standoff with police the medical examiner just confirm the cause of death for four of the victims is a gunshot wound to the head medical examiner says the shooter shot himself in the chest the lily family is at the center of this tragic case and police ellis twenty six year old cameron dooley shot and killed five of his family members they are all well known in the chest of the community and at the temple baptist church more galleries here now with a closer look at the victims and the impact that they had in the community. well this was a family that truly made a difference in their community everybody knew who they were because the julie serve the community in which they their lives to the spiritual

swat teams went on to a house nearby on north george washington highway and winter green drive there was a standoff with the suspect they are and when swat teams went inside after they stop negotiating with them they found five more bodies including that of the shooter. you can look for updates throughout. good morning america and now heading over to ash ashley who has much more information on accident in north. it was and is popped up just a few minutes ago for sixty four to northbound alright south main street the left lane is currently blocked in the two mile backup that starts before you get to freeman avenue in chesapeake and other traffic network mass we still have the ladies headed to norfolk of the hr bt headed to norfolk at the downtown tunnel and the midtown tunnel. don't forget the high rise bridge opens at eleven this morning the coleman bridge now open at two o'clock and then again at eight i were going to be a chilly day on this thursday forty five degrees by this afternoon we will have north carolina a few showers possible on the south side as well as look at the seven

kind of a family dispute or argument apparently on wildwood it since he moved over to where green drive and george washington highly that seems to be where everything is concentrate right now we do understand is a man who was holed up in the home there. we have heard often on throughout the night again we're a good distance away but we are hearing throughout the night. the communication all that's been taking place as negotiators have tried to talk to that person inside and then again we heard just that flash bang within the last twenty minutes or so we don't know what's going on at this point very quiet now since then george washington highway is closed right now blocked off pretty much rigor of victory boulevard on the portsmouth side which we will take a live picture now i show you that some of the back up here at victory boulevard on the portsmouth side alive. it's also walked up a can now drive on the chesapeake sites again a good stretch of george washington high we are right now people are being re read throughout the area years earlier when the portsmouth one of the hotels that are here bu

betty: we just got the outlook from george soros and i know you were listening in the green room. t to play part of that conversation where he talks about shorting the s&p and what investments he is looking at. george: the one big idea is deflation. therefore, since i don't know s&p'srket, i have shorted , i have shorted raw material producing countries and asian countries currencies against the dollar, and i went long u.s. government bonds. betty: fearful, so is he going to make money on those trades? tulio: i don't know. some of those are clearly point that everyone is thinking about. how does it affect emergency markets, currencies? i don't think we are in the same camp, but a lot of that discussion is purely in people's minds. outlook is that developed market equities in the u.s. and europe should still do ok. we are talking about modest returns. emerging markets, which we got out of last year, or still a trouble spot. year you willthis begin to find some opportunities called low hanging fruit in emerging markets. that is still not the case. remains what happens to emerging-mar

the rest of the area, the dark green, over towards king george. then notice we'll have a lull that will come through but then it comes back through. through about 2:30, maybe in d.c. maybe we're going for another 5 to 8 inches between now and the time that this storm is all said and done with. we're not done just yet as far as the snow is concerned. the winds picked up. 35 manassas, 43 in martinsburg and 28 annapolis. 41 in ocean city. this storm continues to develop. we saw a 77 mile-an-hour wind gust down toward ocean city. this is a monster of a storm. >> those winds are creating a lot of drifting. what's been plowed is drifting right back over again. hour by hour forecast going forward now. 8:00 this morning, we had it in the mid-20s and winds around 20, 25 miles an hour. as we go forward for the rest of the morning into the afternoon hours we'll have those winds higher, gusting, maybe 35, 40 maybe in a few isolated places. temperatures holing steady in the upper 20s. the snow continues to come down and adds up those higher amounts that doug j

southbound, nice and green, no problems in prince george's county. i'll see you back at 5:01 with a live look at 66. >>> all right. thank you. she lifted a car off her father and saved her family from a fire. she's not even old enough to ♪ ♪ >>> there will soon be a new person in charge of d.c.'s 911 and 311 call center. muriel bowser appointed karina holmes yesterday. she hopes that holmes can fix the problems. right now holmes runs the 911 center that covers the suburbs of dallas. >>> a soft-spoken teenager found incredible strength and heroism when her family needed it most. erics heel myer was pinned under his truck. he smelling fire. his 19 daughter came running barefoot. hopped in the passenger side and gunning the truck out of the garage on three wheels. >> thank you for coming so quick and saving the house. i didn't dough anything, you guys. thanks for coming so fast. >> she was given the fairfax citizen award. she suffered burns to her feet. >> good for her. she probably wasn't even thinking. >> hmm-mm. >>> legal students in virginia. what w

taking a look at prince george's county, nice and green.we don't have any slowdowns headed into town. pennsylvania avenue, everything nice and green and rolling along quite well. coming up in ten minutes we'll take a look at travel times. i'll see you at 5:41. >>> well, there was some boos last night as candidates started to hit harder against the iowa caucuses. many felt like it was a three-man race between donald trump, ted cruz, and marco rubio. tracie potts is live on capitol hill for us. tracie, good morning to you. what impact is this going to have for voters heading to iowa? >> well, eun, one thing you have to remember about iowa, they're caucuses, not primaries. people get a lot more involved in their candidates. they want to know more than just where you were born or what the latest attack was. they want to know your position on issues. they got quite a bit of that last night and some of the attacks too. so as we take a look at the poll numbers in iowa, donald trump admitted are driving his latest attack on ted cruz, we get some se

the areas of light green and prince george's county. it's moved off to the north and east.he pavement is still wet. reports of multi. accidents this morning. people sliding on the wet pavement. temperatures right now near 60 degrees in washington. subu suburb, low 60s. east is at 63 degrees while winchester is at 46 and out of the mountains it's in the upper 30s and some of the cold air is coming in. if you're getting a run in before the game, maybe dodging some puddles, the temperatures will be in the low 60s by early in the afternoon. the wind will be drying though. just clouds coming and going and then we clear out tonight. temperatures plummet all the way down to the low 30s by dawn on monday. so a 30-degree drop and then by mid-morning, still a bit of a blustery wind gusting around 20 miles an hour. then later today, head on out to the d.c. convention center. it will be the "storm team 4" q & a session. amelia and i will be there. hope to see you there. we'll get to 40 with sunshine on monday. maybe a sprinkle. maybe a few flurries north and west tuesday afternoon and

george's county. "news4's" molette green is there with more on what they i've doing to help them.e is running out, molette. this is a terrible situation. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the fire started on the third floor. as you can see, there's still trucks on the scene. folks tell me those who live in the unit moved in just six months ago. investigators looking for a cause after firefighters used ladders to rescue folks from this burning building. it with us quite a dramatic scene. people who live in a total of 12 units are now out in the korld. they're waiting cold. man is now waiting to see what help he can get for his family. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm okay. i'm just glad my family got out. it's the most important thing, you know. >> reporter: you can see the red stick owner the door there. the building is now unsafe, forcing those 20 adults, six children out. no injuries because the working smoke detectors saved lives in this case. the fire trucks are moving now out of the lot here because this scene is winding down. back to you. >> thanks, molette. 6:48. metro is shutti

george. we have roadwork approaching 212. notice green. slow it down. columbia pike roadwork 29 south fairfax land road and in addition to that taking a wide view of district commute. you can see all the inbound routes looking nice, crash free on the secondarys. we'll keep you updated with tuesday morning traffic. back to you, witness dom. >> thavrj you erin. coming up at 5 two virginia men accused of supporting isis said to make first court appearance today. >> we'll get the latest from breaking news out of prince george county where several people had to be rescued from a house fire. >> a quick check on the stock market. markets closed to observe serve martin luther king day. futures are back up. martin luther king day. futures are back up. back it's about time the taco...came out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> back now at 5 a.m. on this fright f

investigation led to a nearby home not far from portsmouth city at the intersection of north george washington and winter green where an armed person was barricaded inside. the s.w.a.t. team was called out to assist. police say they attempted to negotiate with that person during the next several hours. the standoff ended with officers finally getting inside. once inside they found five more bodies including the suspect. investigators believe all of the victims and the suspect were related. back to you. >>> this morning we are following the latest developments in a deal to reform the ferguson police department. the justice department has delivered a 131-page proposal. under the deal all law enforcement staff will have body cameras within 180 days. the tentative agreement between the doj and city of ferguson comes more than two years after police fatally shot 18-yard michael brown. he was the black teenager shot when he was unarmed by a white police officer. >>> still to come you'll never believe who's playing michael jackson in a new movie. >> hey, mcfly, it's back to the '80s. how soon you will be able to buy

green is fifth in his fifth season with the denver broncos. they only have one him touchdown in his career, but he continues to help win games. gianna george caught up with him prior to tomorrow's game against pittsburgh.>>> -- >> reporter: virgil green was drafted by the broncos in 2011 and since then, the tight end has remained on denver's active roster. he is also a constant staple target for payton manning. coming this sunday, he faces the steelers. practice. here's what he said about the upcoming game and his experience with the denver organization.>> i have won plenty of games here, been in the playoffs. it is great to be affiliated with a team that has had so much success.>> being a veteran, how do you think you have changed since leaving nevada?>> i don't get, i don't want to say nervous, but is anxious as i used to early on. i used always be so worried about the offense and potentially making mistakes and things like that. but once you've been in the league for a few years, things start getting a little simpler, you start adjusting to things easier and you just start to enjoy your time. >> you get to play with payton manning, catc

. >>> a destroyed pedestrian bridge that runs over the green line in prince george's county should reopen next month. nine months ago a contractor destroyed part of a pedestrian bridge and metro says the company has yet to replace that structure. the bridge was between the greenbelt and college park metro station. a metro spokesperson told the "washington post" they're not happy with the delayed work so far. that same company was supposed to build a new track to test incoming 7,000 series trains. that project is two years behind schedule. >> so the people of st. louis can't be happy this morning. along with losing their football team they're being hit with a multi-million-dollar bill. the team spent millions trying to get the team to stay including building a new billion-dollar stadium. this week the team was approved to move to l.a. the taxpayers have to pay $2.16 million for a stadium that was never broke. the rams own wants to break ground on a new stadium in los angeles. >> frozen up in the air, says a prayer, and -- oh, please. what a catch. that's insane. >> yeah. did you see it? it

on the g trains delays with signal problems at green point. george washington bridge e- zpass to the lower level. lincoln and holland moving okay. e-zpass until 6:00. fdr drive up through the 70s, ongoing construction. yesterday a baby was born on the fdr drive in the 20s t. alternate sides are suspended. back to you, lori, ken. >> debbie, thank you. >>> the man who police say slashed a brooklyn man on the subway has been arrested. the question is could he be responsible for a string of other attacks in the city. dray clark is live with new video of the suspect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken. the investigation is still very much a work in progress but suspect because his grandmother turned him in. she recognized his red hat and red sweat pants and called the police and told them come and get him. >>> reporter: overnight we are getting the first look at the man accused of randomly slashing a 71-year-old woman across the face on the d train monday morning. 21-year-old damon nose was arrested tuesday afternoon. >> i hope god he should rep

we'll have clifford at green valley ranch and curious george at the studios at overland crossing. and parents can talk to early childhood experts, a variety of programs and we'll have the denver public library there during story time, the denver >> why is preschool so important? >> you know, kids who attend preschool get a strong start for kindergarten. when they are ready for kindergarten, they will do better all throughout their school career. the sad thing is when kids start behind, they can stay behind. preschool helps get them ready socially and emotionally as well as teaches them preliteracy and premath skills. >> always good to get ahead. if parents can't make it out today? >> they can visit dpp.org. they can look up different preschools and use the calculator. we help parents pay for preschool and make it more affordable and accessible. i think this is one of the things denver has given parents and i encourage parents to >> the denver preschool showcase is today 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at overland crossing and green >>> welcome back this saturday, january 9th. i'm mark tay

that is the latest from prince george's county, in fort washington, molette green, news4. >>> i'm markseagraves in southeast washington at the district's impound lot. during the blizzard, more than 500 cars were towed off of snow emergency routes throughout the city but none are here at this lot. they've been towed into neighborhoods on to side streets and have been relocated or they're at private impound lots waiting to be picked up. these cars were all towed prior to the snow event that started on friday. regardless of where your car is officials say you're going to sneed a shovel to get it out. whether it's here at the impound lot, on a side street or at a private impound lot. you're going to need to pay the fines. $250 for the parking ticket. $100 for the tow fee. and then $20 a day for storage fees. so far, the district has issued more than $800,000 in fines and fees. and the snow emergency is still in effect. you can call 311 and the district will tell you where your car is and how you need to go about picking it up. >> the frustration continues right here in fairfax county. wher

george's county. metro, single tracking now on the green and yellow lines. it's because of a medical emergency altar kiev. 20 to 25 minute delay. aing the blue line with d.c. and maryland because of medical emergency. take a live look outside. through the area, prince george's county, passing by good luck road. inner loop to the outer loop bumper to bumper traffic. that is a look at the delays alison: slow going. leon: we are looking at the snow coming in. the winds are a big issue. alison: it is wenter in high gear. doug: we have sunshine but it didn't do much to warm us up. 21 in winchester. 26 in the capital. enough wind to feel colder than that. clear skies the morning temperatures going to range in the mid-teens across loudoun county and the frederick county. to the panhandle of west maryland. single digits in the morning. we will clearout on the day thursday. the attention will move to the major storm through the midatlantic states. this is a snowshowers tomorrow night. once we clear to thursday. the average with early afternoon to the mid-afternoon on

green seeds. president george hw an effort to eliminate from invading troops u. the massive air attack lasted 42 days before president bush called a cease fire. it was considered a major success for the international coalition. >>> the governor announced our state would use $100,000 donated by kuwait back in 199 # to create a traveling exhibit dedicated to north carolina's role in the war. it could be finished by late summer. 75,000 somebodies served more than any other state. >>> secretary of state john kerry will meet be iran's foreign minister. a top official with the european union will be attending. they'll discuss progress toward implementing the iran nuclear deal. the meeting expected to be held before the deal can be implemented. and that could happen today. >>> people across the nation are remembering the legacy and accomplishments of dr. martin luther king jr. community members gathered at martin luther king memorial gardens in are e loo for a wreath- laying ceremony. yesterday would have been dr. king's 87th birthday. the holiday is on monday. and the

george's county looking quite good. we'll look at 95 there. a little to the north here this morning in a couple of minutes. >>> i'm molette green live in chillum. got some updated information, tragic update on this story here. four people now dead in this house fire. two people -- two children and two adults. joining me live to talk more about this is fire spokesman mark brady with prince george's fire. what can you tell us? >> this tragic incident started after 2:00 when neighbors called 911, reporting this incident. we arrived with heavy fire coming out of every window and door in the house. we knew there were people inside. we did our best. seven people inside the house declared deceased. one injured jumping from the second floor to escape and the other two to escape without injury. >> still determining where the four people who are now confirmed dead, where they were trapped inside. >> exactly. there is a lot of work left to be done here this morning and our fire investigator and county police department are on the scene conducting that investigation. >> again, we're talking two adults, and two children who have lost their lives this morni

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green with red lettering. if you have any information, call prince george's county police. >>> that number for tips from this accident is (301)731-4422. >>> the driver of this brand new suv is probably heart broken after this crash in northwest d.c. witnesses say that the driver swerved to avoid a car pulling into traffic along f street northwest near 20th street. the suv flipped on its side and both of its airbags deployed. luckily, the driver was not seriously hurt. >>> michigan's governor vows to do whatever it takes to end flint's water emergency. governor rick snyder apologized tuesday for the government's response in his state-of-the- state address. he says he will release the e- mails saying when he knew about the contamination. some say that's not enough. they say that the help they are getting is appreciated but they need more >> it's almost like we are in a third wearld kuehn tri. the filters do not work. i don't care what they say. these filters do not work. >> president obama will be about an hour away from flint, international the north american auto show in detroit but there are no plans for him to trav

outer loop noter lp n incidents like i said.dent you can see that green oncethat you get to new hampshire to connecticut. prince george'sr loop no delays reported visitort to the wilson bridge.idge earlier construction we were dealing with 395 southbound bybb duke street.ketree that cleared all lanes opened oe 395 inbound looking good and metro you are taking metro we don't have any alerts torts to report.re are you good along all of thee lines.ne i'll let you know if thatif changes. that's your look at track. i'm going to go get moremor coffee. back to you maureen.en >> get me some too.e >>> next at 5:30 newew developments overnight.rnight how south korea plans to plans o respond to the north's claim the of testing nuclear weapons.eans >> a local mother speaking outin after her teen was attacked onko a metro train. we'll be right back. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a ha

george h. w. bush was in office - that s 1990 if you are keeping track - a.j . green would haul in this pass to put the bengals on top 16 to 15 with less than two minutes to play. big ben would return and this next sequence of plays will be talked about for would get hit by burfict who would receive a unsportsmanlike penalty - and as they were treating brown - the bengals would get flagged for a second unsportsmanlike penalty - those two penalties would cost the bengals 30 yards and give chris boswell a chip shot - this is good for 35 yards and the steelers survive and advance - after the game, ben rothliesberger took to the podium the steelers will play next week against the denver broncos. podium the steelers will play next week against the denver broncos. the broncos announced earlier this week that peyton manning will be the starter. you will be able to see the game right here on newschannel three next sunday - kick off the 18-foot monster is a snow sculpture created by three brothers. they make a new sculpture every winter to raise money for charity. turtle last

back to the breaking news in prince george's county, multiple injuries from a fire on knoll book drive in chillum. the fire spokesman calls it a tragedy. molette green just arrived on the scene. what are you finding out. >> the fire is now out. take a look at the house there where firefighters pulled four people from that burning structure. their injuries described as critical. we learned four people, two adults, two children, who are fighting for their lives. there were a total of seven people in the house at -- when the fire broke out. again those four people that were injured trapped inside. we're in the 6700 block of knoll book drive off 4 10 in chillum. no word on a cause. investigators are just beginning to look into how this fire started. but, again, a tragedy in this neighborhood here. and a very large presence of firefighters and trucks out here in this community. they'll be here for a while, looking for a cause of this and we'll stay on top of the latest developments. back to you. >>> back here at the live desk, monitoring a developing story out of pakistan. at least 11 people killed, dozens of others injured by a suicide bomber. the talib

taking a look at prince george's county, you can see overall actually nice and green. we don't have any problems. of course a lot of folks still complaining about being stuck in. i feel for you. 270 at montrose road, looking pretty good. still a little bit slow on that right side of the roadway because of the snow. >>> 6:25 now. back to snow coverage in just a moment, but we are days away from the first vote this decision 2016. two big things to watch for as we head into iowa caucuses monday. number one, will donald trump or ted cruz take the win? if could greatly impact the trial areas coming up march 1. and also keep an eye on who takes third 34r5place. right now marco rubio has the edge. >> we need bold changes, we need a political revolution. >> vermont senator bernie sanders on the attack. he came out swinging last night at what was likely the last democratic forum ahead of the iowa caucuses. cnn hosted the discussion in des moines. hillary clinton spent the night aligning herself with president obama saying she's for practical ideas that can make it through congr

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george's county. >> that's right. we're doing everything we can to get you ready for the monster storm coming our way. "news4's" molette green is live in landover and she's going to tell us how officials are making sure you're protecting. >> reporter: barbara, we're inside of prince george's emergency command center. safety is the priority. in justin an ho in just an hour rushern baker will give us an update. look to stock up on available supplies including sand, salt, bottled water, clothing, whenever they could find to be prepared. check out what else we saw, unbagged salt outside a shopping center. a couple of folks stopped their cars, bagged on they could, drove off, not sure whether or not this was for them, but nevertheless it was free salt available for the taking. at the command center here in prince george's county in landover, the county and the state will coordinate their earths with the truck, when outages happen, should they happen. they'll make sure they go out and get residents and take them to shelters if that is necessary. this is the hub to coordinate all of the county's resources so they can stay on top of

green bay tonight. >> . the all star game. that man right there. lebron james. >> with 637 thousand votes. paul george of indiana is about 180 thousand behind. kevin love is seventh in the front court voting. >> . also should tell you that moe williams saw a hand specialist in new york. he has a sprained right thumb. by the way. he's had surgery on that right thumb. two other occasions during his career. so. a little bit of a red flag. they hope it's not that big of a deal. >> . weather. >> it's a quiet night now. but tomorrow, already will be a different story. we have a high of 46. still on the mild side of the front. skies will be cloudy. the showers will move in. 46. the showers will thin out a bit. for saturday. then we have a big transition back to cold. >> appreciate your time here. morning show crew rolls in at 4 a.m. >> . not fm.

and the ohio river, and over to womening ing the snow, and you can see the green areas, the heavy snow, down to bethel, and george town ready to get a batch of snow here shortly and the rest of us are looking okay in south east, indiana and this is really, looking at a few hour's period of some of this snow moving on through, but mainly one to two inch and sma areas up to three, and that is why we have one to the rest of northern kentucky, around one inch and make it up to an inch and a half, and some may be lower than that and it is going to vary a little bit and over all, this is a light snow for this time of year, 28 degrees and it is the temperature, at the international airport and again it was in the 40s near 50, at midnight and so it will continue to fall, very quickly. and the wind is coming out of the west, 26 and that is the sustained winds and so it is very gusty and the snow is blowing around, and 31, and you can see how it is still warmer out ahead, of a lot of the heavier snow in fayetteville and west of downtown and we are well into the 20s, 28, and carrollton and 28, now at the airport. the road t

. >>> also, in prince george's county, as a family mourns the loss of a 19-year-old, killed in laurel, elaine agoso was hit near cherry lane. the driver had a greenight at the time, and she was not using the crosswalk. right now, no charges will be filed in the case. >>> a korean american organization is speaking out against the new raids being conducted by federal immigration officers. they are targeting illegal immigrants for central america, but the national korean american service says they don't want those immigrants to suffer say loan. >> a lot of the folks impacted by this are fleeing violence and war. >> reporter: federal law officers have taken 100 men, women, and children into custody since the new raids began. advocacy groups say many should be given protection as refugees from the violence in their country. >>> an unusual fire in montgomery county today. a piece of equipment known as the beast went up in flames as it was recycling christmas trees it happened today. no one was hurt, but it took dozens of firefighters to put the fire out. >>> let's talk about playoff football. with sports, washington hosts green bay this sunday, and the

george: the game will be on wlwt, the seahawks against the vikings. nbc begins the frigid coverage at noon. kickoff is 1:05. green bay and washington play in the other nfc game, and they the nfl. we'll have more sports coming up a little bit later. jonathan: george, thanks. bengals fans have been sending us their best who-dey photos. check out pam and her beagle, carly. hello, ladies. we've got this one sent to us from the hensley family. because there is one steelers fan there in the middle. he's happy this morning, a the least. you can look at all those who showed of bengals spirit on the who-dey slide show on the wlwt facebook page. why the steelers are disappointed in the game saturday night. super bowl 50 preparations under way. businesses and construction happening to prepare the city for massive crowds. your live look outside. citycam 5. got a little precipitation on the lens. a little snow flying around out . >> it wasn't a perfect game by any stretch in terms of execution and penalties and so forth. but such is life. jonathan: especially when you win, mike. no one seems to be happy after last night's nfl

george. all right, adam green? guest: workers lives matter. you might just made a claim there. hashtag it.here was a rising populous tide in america on the republican side and democratic side. what separates 2016 and 2008 that we're living in this populous moment? and there should be a pro worker agenda. whether it's expanding social security benefits for workers after they retire or liberate people to take the job that they want and not be shackled with debt. whether it's wall street reform to ensure the corporations are not ripping people off or whether it's just basic union rights collective bargaining, these are things that our next president needs to address. fundamentally, you're right. hopefully, people wake up on election day both in the primary and the general think about these things. and if democrats elevate this, the general will win this handily. host: ed, independent from washington. caller: yeah. we need a national sales tax, you know. people come on over more. and they don't get benefits and then they contribute to the sales tax, that would help a lot. in europe, you can ge

programs to watch for this weekend this saturday at 6:3 eastern revolutionary war historian t h green recalls george washington's are regressive and see, his trips across 13 states to solidify the state and develop a strong federal government. in his book george washington's journey. >> washington had a strong sense of what we might call a human rights, stronger than it should be but he understood. the people living in small communities, small communities are easily marginalized and if there's not a force strong enough to guarantee those rights, to protect those rights. then there are no rights at all. >> reporter: and 9:00 senior fellow elaine looks at the presidential nominating process and how it changed from 1968 to present time in her book primary politics. >> let's go to the primary coming. there are all sorts of expectations, a difference of ten points from what we expect to happen to what happened in either direction and a big impact of the candidates and a candidate has received first by the press and to the voters. >> sunday at 9:00 eastern on afterwards princeton professor discusses the s

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. >> george: a child with a huge imagenation would create those wild creatures in the snow. we are tracking some showers, not overly heavy. some small areas of green in concord. the showers are moving east we are seeing showers towards buchanan and natural bridge. a few small showers are possible and there's still rain out to the west. and we'll see additional small showers in the evening and overnight hours. we're looking out live over lynchburg. cloudy skies. and the bigger story is the temperatures. we're well above freezing and that means that the ice and melt away. a southwest wind at six miles per hour. roanoke 41. virginia tech, blacksburg, 41. charlottesville, 45. 50 in danville, and 44 south boston. in the overnight hours and early morning hours, we'll see a few small showers possible. but the trend is by the time you wake up tomorrow, most of the rain is going to be well to our east. here's a look at 9:00, and even the richmond area is morning. throughout the day tomorrow, we're going to see clearing skies and wednesday afternoon, sunshine across the heart of virginia. even though the sun is going to be shining, temperatures are going to

green and utica. new jersey transit, long island, metro north doing fine. looking great at the george washington bridge. no construction. construction at the lincoln and holland tunnels. brooklyn bridge fine. alternately side in effect today. bundle up and move the car. >> good advice. thank you, heather. >>> developing now, police are talking to a 15-year-old girl after finding her mother and that woman's boyfriend dead. the bodies were found inside the sheepshead houses in brooklyn. kristin thorne is live with new details on the investigation. >> reporter: we have learned from police that the victim here, one of the victims, a 39- year-old woman was shot multiple times. another victim found in the apartment, a 40-year-old man was shot and stabbed. both the victims pronounced dead at the apartment. a 15-year-old girl, the woman's daughter is in police custody. the bodies were found yesterday evening at the apartment on batchelder street in sheepshead bay. it's believed the victims were killed december 27th. police were called to go to the apartment to check on them. the woman was fou

green. it is light activity. a couple of sprinkles across dc and into central and southern sections of prince george's county. main activity, this is from manassas to fairfax. continue to move across the river and to rockville and montgomery mall. either side of the 8:00. just light activity. what you see is what you get. showers, drizzle, fog, not very pleasant, but nothing heavy tonight. different story tomorrow. milder tomorrow. heavy rain possible. by sunday morning you might hear the rumble of thunder. yes, we will clear out. lit be dry and windy for the rain turning much colder during the game as well. so, here is the futurecast. 10:00 tonight, still some showers off to the west. almost to fredericksburg. temps in the upper 30s to low 40s . 41 in silver spring. and 41 also in dale city. and by 2:00 p.m., just a lot of clouds. okay? not bad. upper 40s , low 50s . by 7:00, a lot of clouds. mid 40s to around 50. look what happens. by 11:30, 12:00, here comes some big time rain. you are looking oranges and yellows. this is now 7:00 a.m. on sunday. this will get out of here in time for the game. but remember

greene was they are doing the nasty nasty. juliet: i saw you on the id channel. you are doing a commentary on the murder of a former radio host. curtis: george weber. yes. you are quite likable . politics. bernie sanders and donald trump. >> i am doubting of the donald. he's never gotten a boat out before . he could pull 10,000 easily in an arena. the holy rollers and evangelicals with ted cruz. i was still say the favorite going in because of the weird nature of the primary where they count on colonels instead of people is ted cruz going in. >> remember who run before ? huckleberry one before that . unless donald trump could be in each and every one of the poles from des moines to davenport. i don't know if he can pull it off. >> in the many years i have looked at this it seems like there is just something different. that the demographic will not go out with. >> i say 8 inches! how many inches did you say? you like 8 inches or more? >> i like that! curtis: she said five . [laughter] c1 it's only 454 a.m. juliet: it's only 4:54 am. we had a offer from washington. it's her favorite team but there is someone else he would rather be . the natio