they have reiterated that northampton were wrong to let george north back on the field.ot adhered to and they called it a failing, but they also said they don't have the jurisdiction to sanction northampton. by getting involved, world rugby have tried to make sure this act of "noncompliance" doesn't happen again. chris, thank you. to cricket, and joe root should be available for the start of england's one—day series against india. root didn't travel with the rest of the squad on thursday, staying behind with his partner for the birth of their first child, who arrived on saturday. he's expected to fly out in two days' time, ahead of the first 0di this coming sunday. eoin morgan returns to captain england in three one—dayers. he says his family were affected by the criticism he received for missing last 0ctober‘s tour of bangladesh over security fears. morgan and fellow batsman alex hales opted out of the tour after a siege at a cafe in dhaka injuly. when things have been announced like that, you can plan how to deal with them and my way of dealing with that was getting aw

george north is back for saints. george north is back for saints.nst ospreys kicks off in the next hour. that's all the sport for now. arsenal are still winning 1-0. thanks, ollie. a fire has caused the cancellation of a planned new year's day street party in perth. the early—morning blaze at the fishers hotel led to the evacuation of the site and forced guests to be moved to other nearby hotels. the disruption meant the plan party could not go ahead this lunchtime. laws come into force today meaning that bankers, lawyers or advisers who help people evade tax will face much stiffer penalties. anyone found guilty will be liable for the full amount of tax which went unpaid, or at least £3,000. critics say that revenue and customs doesn't have the necessary resources to pursue offenders. from today parents of babies born in some parts of scotland will receive a box of essentials including clothes, nappies and books. the scottish government's scheme's being piloted for three months, before being extended to the rest of scotla nd being extended to the re

let's talk about welsh wing george north now chris — world rugby have criticised northampton for allowingter sustaining a head injury in a club match — what have they had to say? world rugby, following the big investigation carried out by the rugby football union and premiership rugby football union and premiership rugby into why he was allowed back on the field when it appeared he had been knocked out playing for northampton against leicester, the world governing body, taking extremely keen interest in head injuries and concussions in the last few years, they went to the rfu wanting more information about why this was able to happen. they said today in a statement it was failing by northampton. very disappointed by what happened. any suspicion of a concussion, of a player being knocked out, as was the case with north, he should be removed permanently from the field of play, not allowed back on. he was allowed back on. world rugby criticising the decision, they have not sanctioned northampton, they don't have the jurisdiction to do that. they have reiterated guidelines to try and avoid a

george north has returned for northampton in their match at gloucester., saracens could return to the top with a win, they are currently losing. there are two patches in the protocol. all of the wales regions are playing. —— in the pro12. scarlets had an early try. ospreys or dragons. that one starts at five 5pm. —— 5:05pm. a crowd of 70,000 at the mcg watched the big bash match between the two melbourne sides — the renegades and the stars. the renegades won by nine runs on the duckworth—lewis method. former england captain kevin pietersen took a terrific catch for the stars, despite declaring he was "rubbish in the field". the renegades went on to reach 171—11. cameron white hitting a hefty 64 off 43 balls. after a rain interruption, the stars were set 159 to win — pietersen only made 15 and in a bizarre penultimate over, three batsmen were run out. adam zampa breaking his bat in frustration, as the stars fell short. perth scorchers beat sydney thunder by 50 runs. ian bell hit two sixes as he top scored with a5, as scorchers reached 177 for four. eoin mo

north carolina. carolina and george seems to be a theme. he is the creator of carolina color, a series of live radio the nuts -- vignettes, and his column has appeared in the raleigh times and observer. i hope you brought some hush puppies or barbecue or something with you. being a tech person myself, i appreciate warren because he has a very active twitter account. thank you for promoting this event to your following. tonight's event, he will discuss his latest book, "george washington's 1791 southern tour." this is a book that considers the history and lore of the presidents -- president's visit to the south. i had a opportunity to work on an interactive map here a few years ago. it has more than 1000 places where washington visited during his lifetime. if you are into washington geography, i highly recommend it. you can see the different journeys and paths he visited. it is remarkable seeing things in an 18th century context, how far washington moved from north to south, and east to west. particularly in north america. if you are looking

bingham: his last night in north carolina is in that building that is now a mexican restaurant. you can go have some mexican food on george. [laughter] this is am: commemorative marker in greenville, north carolina. this is the 225th anniversary of the southern tour, but folks in the carolinas and georgia have been commemorating it and celebrating it routinely and regularly for many years, particularly since the civil war. mostly in the 20th century. the daughters of the american revolution have done much to remember the tour. this is one of their markers they placed in 1920 something. virginia, on the other hand, has not commemorated the southern tour very much that i could find. deal that he big a was in the commonwealth. it was a huge shield that he was in the carolinas and georgia. there were many reenactments of his visits. many people try to figure out the road he took. they have coaching days with able spend a day following the route through a county where he was in 1791. particularly the spring, salisbury had a daylong commemoration. this is an a question memorial. it is a site that has a crypt. a crypt door right

george from north carolina. good morning. welcome to the program. caller: good morning, sir. thanks for taking my call. i'm a rabid watcher. i wanted to point two things out. a, the republicans did what they felt like they had to do eight years ago. and the democrats last year they did what they felt like they had to do so. they can thank where they're at, they can thank people like debbie wasserman. they can thank hillary. bernie sanders was their option, and they turned it down. they've got two years. all i can say is deal with it, and the rest of us, all we can do is just hunk you are down and watch, because people like me who are watching your show, all we can do is sit here and talk and watch and get mad and hide. that's all we can do. we've got two years, and that's where we're at. hey, listen, y'all have a good day or be safe. it's snowing down here. drive careful. host: good morning from north carolina. facebook.com/c-span, share your comments as well. the role of the democrats as the opposition party. robert says the democrats have to do what republicans did to presi

george w. bush discusses north korea.hen the future of online gaming. >> we are taking your emails and facebook questions during the program. our panel includes a white house correspondent and author of "the presidency in black and white, my view of presidents and race in america. author of democracy and black, how race still and slays the american soul, and a pulitzer prize-winning journalist david marinus, author of "barack obama, the story. today is been to. >> this week on "newsmakers," craig fugate. thank you for being here to talk about the last eight years heading the agency and the state of emergency management. also in studio with us is reid wilson of the national correspondent for the hill newspaper along with then, energy and environmental reporter with the national journal. ben: let's say hurricane sandy happened today. how would the federal response be different than clutter years ago in terms of the immediate response and how flood insurance is dealt with. -- dealt with? historically, energy has been one of

north korea saying they're doing this specifically because the united states help explain thez context here. >> reporter: >> george. they say that they need this nuclear program as self defense. they need it as protection against hostile policy from s washington. this is nothing new that we're hearing at this point. but what we're having here on sunday is that they can launch an intercontinental ballistic mwktr&e at any time from any location in order to depend on is where the north korean leader would like it to happen, where and when. so çthat is is what they're waiting for, they're saying, at this point, the green light. it comes just after the new year's addressede on first by kim. he said this -- the test launch of this icbm which could hit of this icbm which could hit u.s.a close and just one day later we heard from president elect donald trump saying it won't happen. so this could be seen as response to that. but it's÷ú not mentioning donal trump by name, but just mentioning the u.s. of foreign policy, george. >> paula hancock live following this latest threat frommy north korea. thank you for your report.

new jersey chose to traumatize another famous generals feet, george washington crossing the delaware. floats from north, south, east and west, 59 of them come up brilliantly proclaiming their states contribution to our democratic way of life. the float from georgia reminding the crowds that ike enjoys his golfinthere at the summer white house. the glee club from purdue university with that special composition. louisiana depicting a french quarter seen on their float. the parade moved along at a smart click of 120 paces per minute and was witnessed by a crowd that set an all-time record -- more than 750,000 spec taters along the line of march. the gotham skyline was located on new york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobile. and from the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new york. 15 states without floats made their presence seen and heard. or was the banner of the keystone state while a tv unit rolled alongside. the gop mascot, entry from ohio was missing erma, a king size symbol of victory. the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania march

i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> north korea says anytime anywhere, its leader, kim jong un, could launch an intercontinental ballistic missile. north korea blames the united states for its missile development, citing a hostile policy toward pyongyang. >>> benjamin netanyahu says the palestinian driver who rammed a truck into a group of soldiers sunday may have been an isis sympathizer, an officer and three cadets were killed. israeli police shot and killed the attacker. he has been identified. nine other suspects have been arrested in connection with that attack. >>> the suspect in the florida airport shooting, the man you see here, will be formally charged on monday. esteban santiago could face the death penalty if found guilty of those charges. five were killed, six others wounded in ft. lauderdale, florida. he has confessed to planning the attack. according to court documents, he told authorities that he loaded his gun in a bathroom and opened fire at the first people he saw in the baggage claim area. our dan simon has more on thisathis

george w. bush on north korea. his remarks are followed by a on theiscussion foreign-policy priorities of the trump administration in the 115th congress. this is just over an hour. >> good morning. i am the director of global initiatives here at the bush institute. thank you for taking time to join us for this forum on freedom in north korea, and welcome to the bush institute, where we focus on developing leaders, advancing policy, and taking action to solve today's most pressing challenges. behind me as a satellite image of the korean peninsula. it shows a startling contrast between north and south. while south korea is alive with light, north korea is shrouded in darkness. more than 24 million people live under the tyranny of communism in the cam regime. in recent years, free societies have focused attention on the plight of korean people, but more must be done. since 2014, the bush institute has held consensusbuilding meetings, commissioning additional research and understanding one of the worst human tragedies

i find one of george's sisters living in north carolina.end her an e-mail and then give her a call. >> it's dan. how are you? >> i'm good. >> she's hesitant to talk on the phone but says she'll be in new york in a few months so we'll set a date. and i let her know. i would like to film our conversation when we do. we set up our cameras in a room in the nbc offices and i wait for her to show up. i'm so glad you came. thank you. she tells me she adored her little brother and is here the make sure someone speaks for him. >> she tells me how her brother george was the youngest of five. >> he died the day of a my 20th birthday. >> the much loved baby boy of four older sisters. >> he played ball, little league for years. he loved it. we loved going to his games to watch him. >> she said she'll never forget when she heard what happened. she was at work. >> he said your brother has been shot. i don't know how bad it is. i just need to you get here. that was like the worst. the worst feeling. >> if there was any silver lining for her

chose to traumatize -- chose to dramatize another famous general's speech george washington crossing the , delaware. floats from northwest, 59 of them come up brilliantly proclaiming their states contribution to our democratic way of life. the flow from georgia reminded the crowds that ike enjoys his golfing there at the summer white house. and in the anise entry the glee , club from purdue university with that special composition. louisiana depicted a french quarter scene on their float. the parade moved along at a smart click of 120 paces per minute and was witnessed by a crowd that set an all-time record. more than 750,000 spectators along the line of march. ♪ narrator: the gotham skyline was duplicated on new york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobile. and right behind the float from the the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new -- gary county new york. ,♪ narrator: the states without 15th floats nevertheless made their presence seen and heard. there was the one from mobile. the gop mascot, entry from ohio , was miss burma a king size , symbol of victory. and the li

i would be happy if trump, the trump administration reaches out to the north koreans during the george bush years and subsequents went talk to them in the same room. but the north koreans have wanted to talk to the united states and the president-elect on campaign trail said he would have a hamburger with kim jong-un, i don't think that's going to happen but i think the administration is go to str to reach out this some way directly to the north koreans. >> go ahead sir. >> if i can jump in, i spent 35 or 40 negotiating sessions with the north koreans when were not cham roan bied the north koreans i have went to talk with them to view that their facilities. i don't think the problem is we have not chase face-to-face respect to the north koreans. the problem is they are not interested in giving up their weapons. the issue is can china have some role in this. clearly north korea's economy defend on china. that would be a bad day for north korea if china closed down boarder. that's the problem that's going on for a few thousands years. the question is can they deal without china for now t

i find one of george's sisters living in north carolina.l and then give her a call. >> it's dan. how are you? >> i'm good. >> she's hesitant to talk on the phone but says she'll be in new york in a few months so we'll set a date. and i let her know. i would like to film our conversation when we do. we set up our cameras in a room in the nbc offices and i wait for her to show up. i'm so glad you came. thank you. she tells me she adored her little brother and is here the make sure someone speaks for him. >> she tells me how her brother george was the youngest of five. >> he died the day of a my 20th birthday. >> the much loved baby boy of four older sisters. >> he played ball, little league for years. he loved it. we loved going to his games to watch him. >> she said she'll never forget when she heard what happened. she was at work. >> he said your brother has been shot. i don't know how bad it is.

i find one of george's sisters living in north carolina. send her an e-mail and then give her a call. >> hello. >> it is dan slepian, how are you? she's hesitant to talk on the phone, but says she'll be in new york in a few months and would rather meet then. so we set a date. >> this is important. i let her know i with like to film our conversation when we do. we set up our cameras in a room in the nbc news offices. and i wait for her to show up. i'm so glad you came. >> okay. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> all right. her name is wanika collazo. she tells me she adored her little brother and is here to make sure someone speaks for him. so you brought a picture of george. she tells me how george was the youngest of five. >> he died the day after my 20th birthday. >> the much loved baby boy of four older sisters. >> he played football. he played little league for years. he loved it. we loved going to his games to watch him. >> she says she'll never forget the moment she heard what happened. she was at work and called home. her father ans

does include prince george's and points to the north. we're going to be seeing mainly sleet, i think. maybe rain to snow and then to sleet. i do think sleet will be the predominant form of moisture here. sleet and snow to rain and areas here in the blue. little bit of ice down to the south, maybe a little bit of sleet here, but mainly rain there. and then snow to ice back to the west. not too worried about freezing rain except toward the mountains. road conditions tomorrow, 8:00 a.m., not going to be horrible, but some of the back roads may not be too bad. 11:00 a.m. i think we're going to be okay. temperatures tomorrow around 34. 45 on sunday. couple showers on 56 on tuesday. 58 on wednesday with a chance of rain. look at inauguration day, 61. that would go down as the warmest inauguration day in history. >>> coming up in sports, john wall was limited in practice today with a pair of injuries. could it affect his ability tomorrow against the 76ers? >>> ahead for us, what the feds paint as a pattern of excessive force and racial bias in

north carolina. >> pelley: former president george herbert walker bush was moved today into intensive care. >> reporter: president obama offered the bushes his best wishes at his final press conference. >> they have been a constant source of friendship and support and good counsel for michelle and me over the years. they are as fine a couple as we know. >> reporter: just this past saturday, mr. bush was treated for shortness of breath. despite his health, the 92-year- old has remained active. early this month, he was spotted at an n.f.l. game in houston. but one place mr. bush will not be is the upcoming inauguration. he wrote a letter to president- elect trump explaining why. it read in part, "my doctor says if i sit outside in january, it likely will put me six feet under. same for barbara. i wish you the very best." president-elect trump tweeted his thoughts saying, "looking forward to a speedy recovery for george and barbara bush, both hospitalized. thank you for your wonderful letter." the former first lady will remain independent hospital for observation. scott, former president george w. bush, t

september 17, '87, a year later, september 17, 8811, state of said yes, north carolina, rhode island hasn't yet. george washington takes office as president of the united states, 11 state in the new union. madison is done. the constitution has been ratified, we don't have north carolina and rhode island in the union. we had a bunch of american patriots who voted against the constitution. very closely contested ratification in virginia, in new york, in new hampshire. very closely contested and two states voted it down, north carolina, madison has come to make the system work. it has been ratified on paper. how does he make it work? has to get himself elected to congress so he can begin to implement those things which he has to win the congressional election. in that congressional election he basically has to promise his constituents that he will support a bill of rights because if he doesn't pivot and say i was skeptical of this but i am persuaded it is a good idea he won't get elected to congress which he gets elected to congress on a platform that he will push a bill of rights. he defeated james monro

parts of charles county, prince georges county and continuing up north near baltimore. that's where we have light rain shown by the green here. it is mainly moving from west to east, but we are more showers up to our west and down towards our south. it will not be a washout of a morning commute at all. i think we'll have showers around for part of the area. but in the higher elevations, a wintry mix developing right thou area is close to 50 degrees. as we go towards 8:00 a.m., a chance of a shower. overall, things will be drying out by noon. 55 degrees and windy. but a drive dry evening commute. let's check those roads this morning as far as that rain is concerned. good morning, jack. >>> good morning. we've got building issues right now. a lot of activity on the inner loop of the beltway. chopper 4 is flying over our accidents. we have two of them right now. the express lanes are closed because of a crash on the inner loop of 123. main lanes, accident activity at the dulles toll road blocking two left lane. this is fits and stops coming up north from 66. the crash that

as you know, george, we were talking about earlier, there were fears that north korea might try to launch the missile today to start -- to send a message to donald trump. that could still happen in the coming days but pretty quiet as people watch and wonder what all this means. >> matthew dowd, the president got in a famous dispute with the pope during the campaign and ceived a congratulations from the pope. today pope francis saying i offer you my good wishes and all mighty got will grant you wisdom and strength. under your leadership may america's stature be meshed above all but its concern for the poor, the outcast and those in need who stand before our door. >> interesting the pope's message who always is a humble man, obviously heads the catholic church but also is very politically savvy and many of the things he said hasn't been any director confrontation with donald trump but there's an underlying message of pay attention to the world, the needy, the refugees in this. one thing before donald trump spoke at the inauguration, i thought he might do which was what pope francis did when

at her centre in north london, veronique and her team input george's ct scan into into a 3—d printer., filled with nitrogen and powdered nylon. it has a very hot temperature, but when the laser hits the nylon, it pushes it to the point where it melts. here, they are making an engineering part, layer by layer. here in the corner is a 3—d printing on george's jaw. and it is a pretty exciting time for surgery. george's doctor, ian hutchinson, says that 3—d printing has revolutionised facial surgery. we use it to plan the operation, and we use it to actually design exactly what we're going to take. it has done so much for us. apart from planning the operation, george's doctors also used the model to make him an implant, perfectly fitted for his newjaw. the technology has helped him maintain a sense of hope. it has done two things. first of all, if you know that you are going to get a solution, it means you can keep going, and second, red wine helps! and there's also that passion for cycling, which survives, in spite of everything he's been through. orthodox christians around the world are

as you know, george, we were talking about earlier, there were fears that north korea might try to launch the missile today to start -- to send a message to donald trump. that could still happen in the coming days but pretty quiet as people watch and wonder what all this means. >> matthew dowd, the president got in a famous dispute with the pope during the campaign and received a congratulations from the pope. today pope francis saying i offer you my good wishes and all mighty got will grant you wisdom and strength. under your leadership may america's stature be meshed above all but its concern for the poor, the outcast and those in need who stand before our door. >> interesting the pope's message who always is a humble man, obviously heads the catholic church but also is very politically savvy and many of the things he said hasn't been any director confrontation with donald trump but there's an underlying message of pay attention to the world, the needy, the refugees in this. one thing before donald trump spoke at the inauguration, i thought he might do which was what pope francis did wh

north korean refugees moderated by michael garson. >> now, our discussion turns to the human dimension in these global events. i was often with george bush in -- president bush in the oval met withen he dissidents and refugees from north korea. often the meeting started stiff and formal. it can be intimidating to meet the president of the united states. at the end of every meeting, the dissidents, defectors, and refugees knew the president was on their side. i remember one meeting with church leaders. at the end, the president prayed with them and said, "now, when i hear about human rights in china , i will think about you." these frequent meetings gave the bush era policy a human face. that is part of what we are doing today. we have two of the most outspoken escapees living in the united states. we should remember this is a rol e with risks and costs. that is the topic of the second study released today based on the lives and struggles of north korean escapees living in the united states. one way we can demonstrate a commitment to human rights in north korea is to support those who escaped it. many of them hope to return someday t

bottom of the beltway through prince georges county, everything looking quite good. 17 north of 56, itas reopened. now we're just fine. top of the beltway, they routes into town and out of town, rolling along well. 270, no problems northbound or southbound. still have delays to fram kro nia, vienna and westin. >>> i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. macy's and kohl's tumbled trading last night after both chains slashed their profit forecasts following weak holiday sales. ma continued to decline even though its online business is doing well. the company is closing 68 stores as part of a plan announced last summer to shut 1 hurn locations nationwide. this includes the macy's in a x alexandria. i'm landon dowdy. >> thanks, landon. here are four things to know before you head out the door this morning. president obama will receive the time report on russia's interference in the election. the president asked for the classified report. lawmakers on two committees are also expected to be briefed. we will have updates on this story in our nbc washington app. >>> right now, a metro worker re

north. just to the south through prince george's county and charles county, southern maryland and the northern neck, a little ice, but mainly rain in that area. out towards the blue ridge, we're talking about a like a freezing rain event. if a lot of people are headed out skiing, doesn't look like the best conditions on the slope as it is going to be a little ice mess. not only on saturday, but we could have freezing rain on sunday and also into monday, martin luther king, jr. day. again, temperatures are going to be around 40. of course, saturday is a weather alert day. we're going to keep you updated on that. but most likely moving in during the morning time and continues throughout the day. amounts are light, but enough to cause problems. dry on tuesday. look how temperatures go up through next week. >>> it is a favorite in america and even bigger hit in italy and it's a legend in pat's pantry. but there are concerns that an ingredient in nutella could cause cancer. which is a main ingredient in the spread. european health officials say chemical changes during refining could create a carcin

>> and heavy rain and strong winds have also hit surrounding states, like george, a florida, mississippi and texas. >> to north the fourth snowstorm to hit the area this year. under no travel advisory, 9 inches of snow fell, another 4 inches expected this morning. windchills there are in the negative teens. >> all i keep on thinking is the movie fargo, you know? >> really. >> the dark humor. my goodness. >> well, if you get snowed on four times in a few weeks, this is what happens to you. >> fargo involve like a chain saw? >> yes. >> dig their way through the snow. >> exactly what they're use that for, exactly. >> we have no snow. >> no snow yet. >> friday may have chance to see the white stuffment back it up. talk about the fact that today is no picnic. we are going to deal with some soaking rain, through the majority of the midday here, and it comes from the same system that helped bring in severe weather in the deep south that we saw that video from just moment ago. meanwhile, here is the snow. currently working its way into canada. what had affected north dakota, beginning of the cold front that comes in,

george on the republic line from california. caller: good morning. we are negotiating with north korea for how long? north korea is no threat to us. we see china. we see 70% of the world. we can put enough sanctions on china to print pressure on north korea. my main question is this. what do you think donald trump will do good for this world? you are professor georgetown. 90% of birth fosters our left wearing liberal. professors are left-wing liberal. that set of questions covered a fairmont territory. with this, whether north korea is truly a threat to the united states and our interest. i would say yes. north korea is a threat, a potential threat to the u.s. and to our allies in northeast asia. as i am sure the caller knows, we have many interests in asia, we have a vision of what the agent -- asia-pacific region should look like. about what role china might play as a responsible state older, engaging china in order to match the threat with north korea. this has been on the mind of presidents for some time. serviceas in government we talked about this, china was enlisted and played an active role

you think that the obama strategy toward north korea has also failed. >> it has. george w. bush tried to get them not to go nuclear. he failed. they tested in 2006. obama tried to stop them by putting on more sanctions and refusing to talk to them. that failed miserably. they increased their capability. now we're in situation where the incoming president will likely be tested on this issue in first few months. the u.s. and south korea have major military exercises in february and march coming up. those always wild the north korean s. is that when they might test it? the president is going to be faced with either trying to take a military action to stop them from testing, going with the policy of crippling sanctions which is failed or doing something he said he's willing to do, reach out and negotiate with kim jong-un. >> you think is third is the right thing? >> i think it's the only way to go. one that threatens sanctions, puts on more sungss banctions b reaches out to north korea to try to arrest their program, freeze it where it is. >> what do you think of that? you have

officers arrested 35-year-old george blair at a homeless camp near the north berkeley safeway on tuesday. police say he escaped from a community custody program in spokane in october and had been on the run ever since. he failed to register as a sex offender, following a california conviction in the late '90s. he's being held without bail at the santa rita jail. >>> the white housements to speed up plans for the california's controversial delta tunnels project. there's a $15 billion plan this month. and that is a big step towards construction of the two tunnels that are intended to carry water from the san joaquin delta to the bay area and central valley. critics say diverting that water would hurt fish and wildlife. supporters say the tunnels would boost the water supply for 25 million californians. >>> it's been ten years and billions of dollars in bonds meant for flood control and water conservation. still hasn't been spent. what state officials are saying about it now. >>> and with 15 days left until the inauguration, one group plans to give out thousands of joints. the message that

our media partner reports officers arrested 35-year-old george blare at a homeless camp near the north berkeley safeway on tuesday. they say that he escaped from a community custody program in spokane in october and had been on the run ever since. he failed to registe as a sex offender following a california conviction in the late '90s. he's being held without bail. >>> the white house wants to speed up plans for california's controversial delta tunnels project. the administration is ordering federal officials to finish a preliminary environmental review of the $15 billion plan this month. it is a big step toward construction of the two tunnels that are intended to carry water from the san joaquin delta to the bay area. critics say diverting water would hurt fish and wildlife. supporters say the tunnel would boost the water supply for 25 million californians. >>> all right, what we're dealing with, cool conditions and eventually gusty winds. let's talk about the cool conditions first. look at that, 41 in san ramon and black hawk, lafayette 42, just about everybody else, 44 to 46 degree

north carolina and rhode island have not. so when georgeshington is going to take office as the first president of the united states only 11 states in the new union, medicine isn't done. the constitution is ratified but we don't have north carolina and rhode island back in the union. we had a whole bunch of american patriots who voted against the constitution. it was a very closely contested ratification. in massachusetts, virginia, new york, new hampshire. very closely contested and again to states voted it down. north carolina and rhode island Ãmedicine isn't done. he has to make the system work. now how is he going to make it work? he has to get himself elected to congress so that he can actually begin to implement this. now he has to win the congressional election. and in that congressional election, he basically has two promises constituents that he will support a bill of rights. because if he doesn't have it and basically say you know, i was originally skeptical about this thing that i'm not persuaded it's a good idea. he's not going

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it's a blank spot on the map just northwest of the area -- north of the capital city -- bought in 1793. the rural hills were once owned by george washington's second cousin, who sold it to a poet, joseph barlow renamed it -- named it meaning greek for fine view. >> it is quiet. you've got good housing stock and people are very private and respect privacy. >> the obamas are renting their home for $20,000 a month so that sasha can finish high school at tidwell. >> he has a daughter and it's a perfectly good school. >> reporter: if the -- ivanka trump's place is four blocks away with a slight -- with a sight line to the minaret at the islamic center of washington. it's dedicated to other women of influence who have lived in pala gawkers. >> we want to see ourselves maybe be in their shoes and know what that would be like. >> reporter: there is only one retail business in the whole neighborhood, a little open- door market where you can take your dry cleaning and pick up a bottle of wine. maybe the three new neighbors will jot -- will bump into each other here and work out some of the differences dividing our nation. in the hottest

, northern neck, middle peninsula, and areas north and west of that, we have a winter weather advisory. starting predawn tomorrow, arias maple company george two in the areas shaded in purple. -- starting predawn tomorrow, -- s may the lift of this cold air continues to pour in. all the ingredients are in place. the interesting thing we will watch with this is the fact that the models here have the back edge very close to the area as it comes up tomorrow. actuality --p in so if it winds up being in actuality 30 or 40 miles west, it will be mostly snow. if it goes eased, there will be very little snow at all. significant snow maybe through southern maryland. a lot to talk about, but let's get back to frederick county, maryland. out the window behind your back, it looks pretty snowy out there. john: we did get a good amount of snow northwest of d.c.. i do not know if the bigger headline news, the snow that fell in frederick county or the temperature. it is really cold out this afternoon. you have 27 degrees. it feels like 18 degrees. and we are in mobile trak driving around all day long. well, this is what some of the roads still look like.

right there one inch to three inches south including prince george's county county, southern portions of fairfax county and then to the northnd west we're just talking flurries. be on the lookout tomorrow. we're going to be in here with you storm morning for the latest onis gets cold. windchills early sunday morning will be in the single digits. same deal on monday morning. then we see temperatures moderate and actually warm into the 50s. chance of rain next wednesday and thursday. this is a pretty big one south and east of i-95. >>> some of you had to pa $30y creamy swirls of pure indulgence. silky sifts of total transcendence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducing "unicorn whispers." this should be the name. or something more like "golden gold." or maybe, "mmmmmm mmhmm." but, with 20% of your daily fiber, its actually fiber one. so delicious, it should have another name. >>> expect some disruptions over the weekend if you are riding metro. crews are doing maintenance on the rails. they're also doing rail maintenance in other areas. so the blue, orange and silver lines are going to be shut down from . the green l

but, again, going to see thisb begin to push off to the north as unseasonal as it gets and the national weather service rosemary and georgestrong they think it can be. anywhere between ef 3 and÷ú ef and just to put it in perspective since the year 1950 in the month of january only 11 tornados have been ranked that strong. it shows you it does not happen very often that is of this magnitude in the heart of winter at allç times and this is happening right now, guys. >> yeah, exactly. terrifying on their own without it being unseasonal like this. >> and, you çknow, that warnin the particularly dangerous situation, i've learned to take that very seriously, that's something all need to keep an eye on andç stay out of troubl >> absolutely, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> another round of voting for french socialist, coming up, the uphill political battle.ç the winter we'll see and the presidential election. is is one. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's 5. aaaahh!! ooohh!! uh! holy mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. which one's your favorite? (laughter) come home with me! trad

north carolina coast tomorrow it will intensify and we'll watch it closely. in advance of that, the winter weather advisories issued overnight and tomorrow for anne arundel, prince george, calvert, charles, northern virginia, spotsylvania. these are the winter storm warning from to virginia and north carolina and over on the eastern shore as well. the warning areas could be snowfall. a sharp cutoff between a little bit of snow and a lot of snow. flurries reaching ground right now on doppler radar. let me show you the breadth of the storm. a lot of rain, snow and ice. this is all sliding to the northeast. we will be on the northern fringe of this. at the same time the storm developing strong northerly winds will develop. this could help us. if the winds are strong enough, long enough it could keep the snow farther south. but right now 6:00 in the morning, here is the edge of the snow line just south of the district. it could creep northward for a while during the mid-to-late morning. right now we think by early afternoon we should pull to the east. the gusty winds and the cold air will continue. as a result, here is what we are calling for. north and west, flurry or two

george h.w. bush is hospitalized for the north time in five years.dent bush, who is 92 years old, was seen in public less than two weeks ago at a game. >> the former president was admitted to houston methodist hospital on saturday. chip reid has the latest on mr. bush's health. good morning. what are you hearing? >> former president george h.w. bush has been at methodist hospital in houston for four days. his spokesman jim mcgrath says he's responding well to treatment after being admitted for shortness of breath. mr. bush is the oldest living president and remains in stable condition at the hospital. mcgrath says they hope to have him discharged soon. as to why we weren't updated earlier, he said the family has a right to privacy and didn't want to alarm anyone without assessing the situation. mr. bush who suffers from a form of parkinson's was hospitalized in 2014 for seven weeks due to pneumonia. a year later the president broke a bone in his neck after a fall at the family home. mr. bush who has been forced to use a wheelchair over the last few y

george mason taking on saint bonaventure. they bonny with this one. 82-72. >>> number three maryland women hosting north western this afternoon. terps off to a very hot start as kristin misses, but briana jones is there for the rebound. putting back fourth quarter. marilyn a walk in the park, terps win this one big. 96-65. >>> james madison football here at the start of the season. they had what it took to win a national title. all they had to do was just go out and do it. one win away they were today in the ses national championship game taking on youngs town state. byron shore with the pass. check out the toe tap by rashard davis. that is a touchdown on the field. refs said no. they went to review. overturned. the dukes are up. james madison put this one away. dukes win the fcs national championship. and, earlier today, spotted at national airport, gw women on their way to play dayton. and who do they run into and get a selfie? that is usher with the peace sign. >> yeah. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> is that supposed to be usher? >> can you dance like usher too? >> if i could, i wouldn't be here. i wanted to say the women's marc

north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> d.c. police made a surprising discoverythat prince george's county police are very interested in. officers found a u-haul full of stolen atms in the middle of a quiet subdivision in the southeast. this happened on 38th street. and police found the u-haul, parked in an alleyway. at this point, we don't know if police found the driver, prince george's county police say that over the last month, five atms have been stolen across the county. >>> today, fellow students stood in salidarity with the family of a 16-year-old shot and killed early new year's day. stephanie ramirez tells us, the students wore black to remember 16-year-old charlotte zarimba. >> the students say 16-year-old charlotte zarim ba was seen smiling in the hallways. >> she was a she was just a sweetheart. >> they left for dismissal quietly and with heavy hearts. >> yeah. >> to show that they really cared about her and stuff. >> a school spokesperson said charlotte zarimba volunteered with the best buddies program, helping students with special needs. the teen remembered by close

prince george's county and anne arundel and fairfax and prince william county, this extends north and over to the west. we are looking at this even through the higher elevations gusting near 50 miles an hour today. with the 450-mile-per-hour wind small trees and power lines, we'll watch this closely and keep that in mind. as we go through the day, winds can increase. martinsburg, 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts, in addition, 31-mile-per-hour wind gusts and again this will continue and get even stronger. temperaturewise we're close to 60 in the different and fredericksburg, that is helping to warm temperatures up and it's going to be a mild day today. future weather showing us nice and dry. tomorrow we stay dry, not as windy and it will be cooler, down in the 40s. for today forecast high around the low 60s for much of the area. mild and gusty again, keep in mind those winds could be a little bit damaging at times. we go through friday and the weekend and we're cooler and colder as we go into monday. closer look at the forecast coming up. >>> we're going to take a look at the three lead gs

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north and east. it is beginning to fill in just a little bit across parts of montgomery county, into prince george's county, towards laurel. not amounting to a whole lot more overnight. or so, then the potential of dense fog to develop early in the morning. leave extra time for the rush-hour commute tomorrow. nighttime temperatures, 44 to 50, mostly cloudy skies, patchy dense fog likely west of d.c. waking up tomorrow morning, it will be mild considering the time of year. middle to upper 40's college park, bethesda, fairfax. highs tomorrow near 65 degrees. really mild, but not quite a record. 76 is the current record at reagan national airport. the futurecast, stormwatch 7, dry conditions tomorrow, but a little bit of dense fog likely. midday, the food trucks come outside activities, take advantage of it while you can. shall activity later on as we move through the day friday. -- day friday. saturday.ix "good morning washington" we on bright and early with veronica and i lean. saturday, sunday 40. once we get past the weekend, 45 degrees monday. looking ahead to next week, inauguration day, looking

north korea? >> well, it's been going on for a long time. it didn't just start when george w.called them a member of the axis of evil and somehow hurt their feelings. they've been working on this since the 1980s. the problem is there are no good options. we do need china as part of the solution. they can't do it all but they certainly need to be part of the solution. i think that was important for us to do. at the same time, if you look at a map and look a where seoul is, the population centers, where north korean artillery is, to go for some kind of kinetic solution invites the potential of war. so i think, understandably, people have tried to kick the can down the road, the obama administration talked about patience or even, better yet, they talked about strategic patience. well, clearly that's not something that you'll find in the lexicon of the current president. so it will be interesting, to put it mildly, in the next four years. >> that's for sure. as we put on the banner there, we know secretary mattis will be in south korea during his first maiden trip as defense secre