william penn. they included a group of fascinating individuals, men who would become great leaders in the postwar era, the renowned historian george washington williams, the baptist editor william j simmons, who was a journalistic mentor to the antilynching crusade or idle wells, and they included these regimens a man, george edmonson, the descendent of the hemmings family for monticello. a fascinating story here in these regimens. for all of these soldiers, regardless of background, their presence on the battlefield was itself the culmination of a long struggle. the struggle dramatized in the movie "glory." we know the federal army had initially turned away black volunteers, races ran very deep in the north area north of authorities claim that african american men did not possess the attributes of patriotism encourage and turned them away. black troops have kept faith that the war was there golden moment. and when regiments finally got their chance to fight, they prove their mettle. the regiments at appomattox had seen considerable action. the eighth u.s. ct for example survived a bloody initiation and the combat in florida of fe

guards went to the cell of george williams, 29-year-old from new jersey, who is serving a two to four sentence for robbing a couple of jewelry stores. took him down the hall to a day room and told him that they were bringing him there for a drug test. as he was walking into the room, he felt summoned clobber him on the ribs on the right side knocked him to the ground and then assaulted, pummeled by kick s and batons. he said someone jumped on his ankle. he said he open his eyes and saw an officer taking a step back, aiming a tick to his face. he said it was like getting a football punter -- incredibly brutal beating. his screams pleading for his life were so loud that inmate two floors below heard him. people i talked to a attica said, yeah, we heard him that night. about a day later after -- he was taken to solitary, initially. amy: than the guards said -- >> we're not going to take him in her life this, we're gone and taken to the infirmary. a nurse said, we can't handle him here, you have to go to an outside hospital. at the hospital, doctors had to use a plate and six screws to re

fairfax, prince george's county prince william county schools. we also just learned frederick county maryland have closed. arlington, loudoun spotsylvania stafford and fredericksburg city are closed as well p. >>> also fauquier culpeper rappahannock and king george all closed. in maryland charles, st. mary's howard anne arundel and we've learned calvert county schools are now closed. >> alexandria falls church manassas manassas park schools are closed as well. the complete list on nbc washington nbcwashingto and at the of your screen. we're covering all angles of the storm. and temperatures will be dropping with the snow. tom is timing out when it would be the coldest. >> and you can't talk about the snow without talking about a snowball fight. where you can join in on the fun today. >> and while you're just seeing rain now you will see snow later on this morning. a live look at radar here for you. you can see the pink and white starting to mix down into our area. the full for >>> the 4 x 4 is driving around 270 northbound. here is a live look. ch

fairfax montgomery, prince george's county and prince william coun are all closed. >> frederick county, howard anne arundel schools closed, as well. along with charles, st. mary's and calvert. >>> arlington, loudoun, spotsylvania stafford closed in virginia. also closed fauquier culpeper rappahannock and king george. >>> alexandria fredericksburg, falls church manassas city and maeps park schools are all closed as well. and in west virginia we just learned that berkeley jefferson, grant, morgan an mineral county schools are all closed today. we have complete list scrolling on the bottom of your screen and also on on the nbc washington app. >>> right now if you look out the window, you're probably just seeing rain falling. but that will containing to snow later this morning. we have team coverage of this incoming winter storm as much as 8 inches of snow could fall in montgomery county today. megan mcgrath is live in gaithersburg to show us why this is a ricktricky storm to get ready for. >> reporter: and it's because of the rain coming first. we're here at the salt doun dome in gaithers

george's county. loudoun, fairfax, prince william and spotsylvaniaspotsylvania. over the last three hours we had a few scattered flurries coming through. a few lingering now in northeastern maryland but around the metro area we're drying out and the sky is still cloudy. live view storm team 4 city camera. sunrise at 7:06. a lot of clouds around. chance of a few flurries this afternoon. maybe an isolated snow shower or small chance that or a sprinkle during the afternoon otherwise we'll be mostly cloudy. temperatures in the mid to upper how by later this afternoon. it's 10 degrees colder than the average. we'll be into the 50s tomorrow with a lot of clouds on wednesday. maybe an isolated sprinkle tomorrow. much warmer on thursday. should make it into the low 70s on thursday afternoon. that's when we'll likely have showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder. don't have any chance probably or any severe storms but a few thunder showers coming through. flashes of lightning and upper 40s on friday morning. friday partly sunny mid 50s. might get an isolated sprinkle on

>> reporter: these references to iraq came from william cunningham's account of the attack -- the alleged attack by prince george'slice officer. he said he made references to serving in iraq. william cunningham says he has proof to this alleged abuse and they spoke to us yesterday about what happened. cunningham says he was with his cousin when they were parking outside his bowie home in may of last year when prince george's county officer jenchesky santiago told him they were illegally park. that's when cunningham said santiago said we're pg police. we shoot people. that's when he made the reference to serving in iraq. cunningham's cousin recorded the entire alter caig. it's about a 30-second long video. we can't show it to you because his attorney says it will be part of their case. inned video one of our reporters -- in the video one of our reporters was shown says you can see a gunpointed to his head and then his mouth. >> i knew this was in the process. i didn't know if officer santiago was going to come back. i didn't know what to expect. so i actually been living in kind of terror since. >> reporter: since

george will, juan williams and steve hayes. here are some of the more recent cases, there haven't been a lot, but some of the more recent cases of confirmed or suspected pilot murder-suicides. last year, flight 370 disappeared with 239 people on board. sabotaged by one of the pilots is a leading theory. in 2013, the pilot of a mozambique pilot crashed the plane. and in 1999, an egypt air flight crash with 217 on board, u.s. officials blame the pilot. george, your thoughts? >> well, it's an old axiom of journalism that we don't report the planes that land safety, but it's worth noting how safe air travel is. there are 100,000 commercial airline flights a day around the globe. this year 3.4 billion people will fly, and the record of safety is breathtaking. measured by fatalities per passenger mile air travel is the safest way of travel by far, including walking. it's an amazing achievement. you can tweak this somehow. lufthansa has done it a bit by saying we're going the man tate what the european union does not mandate, which is

fairfax, southern loudoun county much ofprince william and in prince george's and anne arundel. amelia is looking at snow total. how much have we seen? >> depends when you live. more to the north, less to the south. some places have seen less than five inches other place as trace. the heaviest snow happening now through 4:00 p.m. an additional two to five inches will fall in your neighborhood for the remainder of the day and, of course snow-covered roads and reduced visibility. the road impacts for the rest of the day, avoid travel. snow will be heavy at times heading into the afternoon hours. tomorrow morning, slick spots still possible tom. i think even delays tomorrow. talking about that and also impressive temperatures tomorrow morning. >> yeah. really plummeting and already had rortsd reports of about four to five inches north and west of the metro area has fallen around the metro area only one 20 twoto two inches. every flake that falless stick from here on in. at or below freezing. a ap total amounts of snow four to six inches common in washington down into the northern n

montel williams george takei, miley cyrus, they all oppose the law and are speaking out. cyrus called pence an a-hole. there could be some serious economic consequences for the state of indiana as well. sales force ceo cancelled all company events in the state of indiana. is that a misunderstanding? the christian group disciples of christ has threatened to boycott anyone over the law. organizers of gencon have threatened to move their convention out of state. they pumped $50 million into the indianapolis, indiana economy. how about the ncaa? they are concerned. expressing concern over the law. next week's final four will take place at the lucas oil stadium in indianapolis and of course ncaa president released a statement saying this. we are especially concerned about how this legislation could effect our student athletes and employees. moving forward, we intend to closely examine the implications of this bill and how it might effect future events as well as our work force. we're not done, folks. here comes the national football league. they are responding to the law. afte

george's. but this is another band of moderate rain will cross fairfax county rinse willprince william and into fauquier county. it is raining pretty hard here in northwest. that will be tracking right across the potomac river heading in to southern prince george's county. northern charles county over the next half hour. keep up with all the changes when you're away from your tv you can see the radar on the storm team 4 app. temperatures right now in the 40s. low to mid-40s from the bay all the way into the mountains this morning with the rain continuing to come down. we'll have a wet morning commute. and watch out, the potholes filled with water temperatures in the upper 40s. during the afternoon, we'll have drying roads. our temperatures only around 50 degrees during the afternoon and remaining cloudy. and then overnight tonight, chilly down to the mid-30s by dawn, saturday as we begin to clear out a little bit, partly cloudy for the evening. so pretty good night to get out and about on friday night. and then on saturday, partly sunny, breezy and chilly. temperatures in the low to mid-40s. ju

prince william is also closed. prince george's county, loudoun county, spots vein gentleman, stafford two hour delay. falls church closed schools in d.c. alexandria, fredericksburg and manassas park all starting two hours late. >> and manassas city schools on a two hour delay. washington howard anne arundel county schools, charles, st. mary's calvert, king george all on a two hour delay today, as well. >> west virginia now berkeley jefferson, morgan county schools starting two hours late. all this information on the nbc washington app. let's go to tom now and see how the ice will affect you. >> yeahof the winter. about a quarter of an inch. right now radar not getting anymore icing into on, no more freezing rain or drizzle. this is a picture of a side street. most of the main roads are wet, but side streets are icy. your footing is treacherous. you'll spend some time scraping ice off your windshield, as wet. let the car warm up and deicers take effect and get the ice of off your side windows, mirrors as well as your back window th

would also be required to attend batterers intervention counseling, something peter williams never had to do. george hamilton began working as a counselor here 15 years ago >> when i went to that first group there was an engineer, there was a military person, there was a minister of a large church. and so my impression was shattered because this was not what i thought batterers were all about. >> okay, for the new person, what we'd like for you to do is talk a little bit about the situation that led you to being a part of the program. >> as part of their sentences, these men have been court ordered to attend group sessions for 26 weeks. >> me and my wife got into it pretty much. we got into a fight and now i'm in these classes. and they finally gave my sentencing and i'm doing 365 days of weekend time, which comes out to three and a half years to complete. >> whistles >> is this your first time offense? >> no. >> the group is designed to interrupt the cycle of violence and teach the men new behaviors >> i am powerless to change it. that is probably one of the most challenging, one of the most diffic

prince william is also closed. prince george's county, loudoun county, spots vein gentleman, stafford two hour delay. falls church closed schools in d.c. alexandria, fredericksburg and manassas park all starting two hours late. >> and manassas city schools on a two hour delay. washington howard anne arundel county schools, charles, st. mary's calvert, king george all on a two hour delay today, as well. >> west virginia now berkeley jefferson, morgan county schools starting two hours late. all this information on the nbc washington app. let's go to tom now and see how the

major school district will be closed tomorrow including prince george's anne arundel, alexandria arlington, fairfax, loudoun, prince william county schools all will be closed. d.c. schools will be closed as well. you can find all the closings and delays on our website and scrolling at the bottom of your screen and at our nbcwashington app. >>> we have live team coverage tonight on the dangerous road conditions out there because of this latest storm. >> we start with doug in the storm center. the feel-like temperatures for a lot of people will be negative territory during what you're calling winter's last blast. i hope that isn't wishful thinking. >> i really think it is yeah. we're going to get cold again in the month of march? maybe. but will we see temperatures that stay in the 20s again like tomorrow? i don't think so. take a look at the last 12 hours on storm team 4 radar. you notice all of the moisture moving up. we went from rain to sleet and then over to snow. most locations picking up around six inches including around the d.c. metro area. some locations back to the west frederick county virginia and maryland picki

. >>> today we'll hear from man who says a prince george's police officer put a gun to his head. william cunningham was told quote, we're pgpd we shoot people by officer santiago. santiago was indict by a grand jury on friday and is fashioning assault charges and has been suspended without pay. cunningham will speak with reporters later this morning. check our platforms to find out what he says. >>> 94 years old and stabbed to death in her own home. this morning prince george's county liss trying to figureout why this happened inside this hyattsville house. police spent hours at the home yesterday morning collecting evidence. investigators believe the woman was targeted stressing to neighbors this was not a random crime. >> we're learning more about the underground emergency on metro in which one woman died. the tunnel near the l'enfant plaza station filled with smoke two months ago. the associated press says the 911 supervisor got multiple calls for help but did not have the right software to send rescuers in quickly. people trapped on the train waited more than 30 minutes for help to a

both william and mary and george maison university will host virginia abc college tour. a chance for students and educators to learn about strategies to reduce underage and high risk drinking. march tease johnson will plead not guilty tomorrow to charges of public intoxication. you have seen the cell phone video of virginia abc agents arresting johnson after he was turned away from a pub. the images created an up roar. the agents say he was belligerence rant. his attorneys said johnson was not combative. johnson agrees with the pub's owner who said he was polite. >>> d.c.'s mayor will announce new initiatives for the district middle school. the mayor will head to the new middle school today to announce new investment plans and some summer school initiatives. bowser said investing will help ensure d.c.'s young people have the skills they need to succeed in high school and beyond. brooklyn middle school is set to open in august. >>> a deputy's police cruiser standing on the end. what lead to the dangerous crash and what we're learning about the deputy's condition this morn

look at this heavier rain through faulkier county some around prince william county towards prince george's anne arundel county everybody starting to see the moderate rain kicking in through the rest of the night tonight. as you make your way out, remember we are going to see those potholes so that impact ponding on the road isolated flooding in some areas with poor danage regions and slow down. keep your speed low. you don't want to hurt that car. the weather will improve. i'll show you when in my forecast. >>> he cried in court as he pled guilty and he wasn't getting any sympathy from prosecutors who say that he knowingly had unprotected sex with women while he was hiv positive. pat lawson muse is in our newsroom with more. >> daniel cleaves pleaded guilty to two counts of reckless endangerment. he's acued of picking up two women in bethesda on separate occasions and having unprotected sex with them without telling them he was hiv positive. court documents show one victim texted cleaves saying "i can't believe you didn't tell me. i'm going to the hospital right now. i'm crying and i don't

prince george's county say this man, james william diggs, is under arrest tonight for raping a womanage city on wednesday. he's also a person of interest in three other cases. >>> the ntsbth in ntsb has wrapped up its field investigation after harrison ford crashed his small vintage plane on a california golf course. he is expected to be okay sxwroop many streets and sidewalks still in bad shape. storm team 4 is tracking pretty dramatic changes ahead. >>> it was a scare at one of the nation's busiest airports. federal investigators are working to find out what caused this plane filled with passengers to stop just feet from icy waters. >> that laguardia runway had been pleau v plowed but there was freezing fog that might have brought an icy coating. >> barbara harrison has some surprising accounts from passengers on board. barbara? >> sounds like a scary moment far lot of them. one woman on that delta flight is giving an account of what went through her mind. she's a mother and happen s to be star of a reality series "jersey bell." here's a look am tat simulation of the plane as it sk

williams. carlton hipps is the hospital wearing officer wilson's handcuffs. george spencer is where it went down. >> these metal fronts coffer the game stop store tonight, and upclose we're getting a sense of how compact this space is. take a look it starts here at the front of the building of course, and continues back only about as deep as you see that dumpster there a few steps back. it is a space where 50 gunshots were fired off yesterday afternoon. early this evening, we watched a repairman hammering door slats for a snow day shootout that killed officer wilson yesterday. >> when i got the news that he had passed i mean my heart, i'm still in grief, i'm shaken. >> when you look at the actions of the officer, he redefined what a hero is all about. >> they say ramone williams and carlton hipps were oblivious to the police car outside of the game stop store, believing the shop to be an easy target for their robbery. but robert wilson was already inside and they believe his actions may have saved the eight or nine patrons and blows there. >> he protected the store,

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addition to this rape and police in prince george's county believe he may be connected to at least two others. as soon as he saw cameras, 48- year-old james william digs went over to hide his face. the 48-year-old suspect now connected to one rape and sexual assault in prince george's county. police say the last attack happened just two days ago on march 4th in cottage city in the 3800 block of 38th avenue is where officers say diggs raped a 23-year-old woman by knifepoint at night and in the area just outside of ariel perry's aunt's house. >> it's very discouraging. it's actually scary. >> reporter: right now police are not detailing how they are connecting diggs to the different sexual assaults, but they do credit the police work of the different municipalities working together to capture him. he was arrested today in waldorf. he faces several charges including first degree rape. we're here outside of police headquarters in prince george's county, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> police believe right now just those four cases are involved, but if you believe you were a victim of diggs, the prince george's county police department wants you to

kate middleton's parents are reportedly moving in to help the dutchess and her hubby prince william, little georgeewest glands child. father-in-law prince charles sees this as a snub though. some say he's jealous of the amount of time her parents get with the baby. prince william is said to support the move specially since several staffers quit last month. so they just need the help. and maybe prince charles is a little more busy, you snow. >> what are they busy doing? appearances. >> trying on dresses in. >> really? >> getting your hair blown out. >> spending their millions. >> i'm bitter. i also have kale in my teeth. 8:41, jenn fred. >> are you birth ago baby? >> bring it. at november a i feel so much -- >> we'll talk about what you did? >> yes. >> really? >> talk about this. in marlton. i don't have the money to go to style land like you mr. fancy pants. feels good. massage after the break. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check

down a little bit harder now in fairfax county and that stretches into prince william and fauquier moving into prince george's county and as well as charles county. a chill in the air. what a difference from yesterday afternoon. it's dropped 30 to 35 degrees since the 70s. we're in the low to mid-40s with that rain. your weather headline we'll have a wet morning, but drying out during the afternoon. and then for the weekends turning chilly saturday looking very blustery. look at your bus stop forecast what to wear for this friday coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. >>> we're still looking good traveling the beltway in maryland and virginia. coming out of annapolis, westbound route 50 at sever this. river bridge left lane and shoulder blocked due to an accident. top side of the beltway in montgomery county all lanes open. watch out for wet pavement. 66 at nutley street looking good and 66 from the beltway all the way through arrest ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you.ring ton, no reports of incidents or delays there. back to you. >>> a major construction impact will

prince george's, anne arundel, fairfax, arlington counties all planning to close tomorrow. so are loudoun, prince william. let's go straight to storm team 4 as doug kammerer can tell us when this snow is going to turn into rain. doug? >> we're still in the 40s across the region. 46 at the airport. the rain is coming down fairly heavily at times but you can see just up to the hagerstown area heavier rain is filtering in across the region. you can see where the rain/snow line is. you know what's happening in pennsylvania coming very close to the maryland border here. we are starting to see the changeover. that's why we have the winter storm warning in effect. it goes through tonight and on into thursday. the snow is going to move in here early tomorrow morning, between 2:00 a.m. well to the west and around 5:00 a.m. metro area. snow for the morning rush especially after 6:00. in d.c. the roads are not going to be quite so bad until 7:00 8:00. so don't have a false sense, you get out there, the roads are okay around 6:00 they are going to get very bad very quickly. i have an updated snow total map and, yes,

for the first time since it happened last may, william cunningham is speaking out about a terrifying encounter prosecutors say he had with a prince george'scounty police officer. >> i have not felt safe since the incident. diane: the incident was caught on video, recorded by his cousin. the victim's attorney would not release it. in it you see the officer holding a gun to cunningham's head before he lowers it to his mouth. the officer was indicted by a grand jury on several charges, including assault, and has since been suspended without pay. >> no person should have their civil rights violated. more or less, a human rights. . he is a human, and he should not have been treated in that fashion. diane: cunningham's attorney says the alleged incident happened after officers accused the victim of parking illegally outside his billy home, even though he wasn't behind the wheel. >> the police officer makes reference to his service in iraq, threatens to kill our client on his doorstep. diane: after that incident, the victim's attorney says the victim was arrested for resisting arrest at the time, but those charges were later chopped after that v

george's county 42. frederick 32, gaithersburg at 30 dale city now at 37? n. prince william county. and going forward this afternoon, should be into the upper 50s there with a partly sunny sky. and another hometown location gaithersburg they're now down to 29 degrees. but it should be in the mid-50s there by midafternoon. anacostia should be hovering right around freezing right now. we'll be in to the upper 50s to near 60 degrees and partly cloudy sky by later this afternoon. a look at this springlike trend here for the week ahead next weather and traffic on the 1s the at 4:41. now melissa, what's happening early on this monday? >>> more road work here 29 north at leighton avenue right lane blocked. southbound garden city drive at 50 ramp the ramp blocked at this point for road work. right lane also blocked. rest of prince george's county actually looking quite good. southern portion of the county 270 at old georgetown road moving along just fine. no issues there. overall look at things when i'm back at 4:41. >>> the fbi looking into isis supporters hacking several we were sites. is

william bennett author drug control policy under george h. debbie bush argues against the legalization of marijuana with jonah goldberg, senior editor of "national review." >> host: hi bill. >> guest: jonah did this to you. >> host: we are going to talk about your book "going to pot." first we should have the full disclosure. we know each other. we are longtime acquaintances, friends. i'm under radio show. you must've been away quite a while now. >> i am not drug. i have a little bit of caffeine. >> host: i'm glad you got that out there. as you well know my inclination like this is to make a lot of pot jokes. >> guest: i've got a couple too. >> host: i will wait back and wait until they're integral to the story we are trying to do. one of the things i love about the show as it is for authors. it is not for interviewers. it gives an author a chance to answer the greatest of all questions. what is your book about. so what is your book about? >> guest: my book -- our book -- i co-authored with robert wyatt, neighbor friend lawyer, meticulous res

william county schools will be closed. loudoun county and spotsylvania county schools will open two hours late. in maryland, calvert, frederick, prince george's, and st. mary's counties will open two hours late. "good morning washington" starts at 4 a.m. with all the closings and delays. it was once considered a right of passage for some college kids, but violent cases of hazing in the last few years have brought the practice into question. maryland bureau chief brad bell is looking to the penalties lawmakers could sign into action. brad: kevin hayes is a young man on a mission. he was freshman class president at bowie state university. the is a private in the national guard. he hopes to be a lawyer and politician. he thought joining a fraternity would add to his experience and network. that is when the beatings began. >> multiple times per week, hours on end, we were beaten and kicked. brad: he said it was not just older students initiating the pledges. >> grown men with their families. they would beat us and leave. brad: today he is saying enough is enough and he is standing with others speaking out. this student said he was beaten. this pe

. >> reporter: william cunningham had a glock placed to his forehead and to his mouth. it was a uniform prince george's county police officers on the other end of the gun, he's since been indicted on assault charges after confronting cunningham over where the car he was riding in was parked as he tried to go into his home. >> the police officers unholstered his service weapon makes reference to his service in iraq threatens to kill our client on his very doorstep. >> cunningham's wife said he dialed 911 thinking there neareded to to be ahigher ranking officer on the scene. >> i knew that the county does not train their officers to act in that manner. >> cell phone video of the event which attorneys say was shot by cunningham's cousin will figure heavily in the procedures as they go forward. the actual cell phone video at the center of this is state's evidence so they're not releasing it publicly but we did get a chance to look at it and it is disturbing. >> officer sanityia wag allusion to the fact he had been in iraq he just came back and wasn't afraid to anyone and -- no -- officer santiago they shou

could even start to see snow-covered roads just northwest d.c., prince william county, montgomery county. by 1:00, prince george'snty, and even stafford county by 4:00, i think everybody has a chance to have snow-covered roads because again then the system will be leaving, the damage will be done. several inches of snowfall yes we're counting down to spring. just 15 more days. but as we talk more about the snow coming our way, let's go to meteorologist doug kammerer and jim handly with more. >> doug the big question the storm as she says, is coming in fast. but will schools decide before it comes in to should down tomorrow? >> i think they'll have to. tomorrow morning you'll wake up and normally the kids go to school between 6:30 and 8:fully, it may be okay in your area, d.c. south especially. but after that time the snow is really going to start coming down. so between 2:00 and 5:00 a.m., two to the north 5:00 just outside the city, that snow is coming down but not heaviest until after 9:00. that's when it really starts to build. that's why i think early tomorrow if you may get out okay as far as rush hour is co

george's and st. mary's. further west southern fairfax county and southern prince william down 95 spotsylvania a few sprinkles of light rain. and west of fredericksburg a few sprinkles coming through a couple more hours. temperatures 54 at reagan national. still in the 40s. south and east into the mid-50s now. and as we get a little sun breaking out later this afternoon, it will begin to warm up. already it's jumping into the 60s. charlottesville at 62 degrees now and some of that warm air will come in. we had quite a bit of fog this morning. this photo by candice trimble in front royal. thick fog there with visibilities under a quarter mile. post your pictures on facebook and on twitter and on instagram. candice put those on twitter. and later this afternoon, here's the timing on anymore rain just south and east of the metro area. that rain through maybe around 2:00 3:00. maybe continuing in the northern neck and lower eastern shore. a little after that. most of the rest of the area gradually drying out. then the clouds thin out. maybe around 5:00 6:00 sunshine breaking out. by then temperatures really jump.

. >> reporter: william cunningham had a glock placed to his forehead and mouth. of it a uniformed prince george's county police officer on other end of that gun. that officer has since been indicted on assault charges after confronting cunningham out of his bowie home over where the car he was riding in was parked. as cunningham tried to go in to his home -- >> the police officer up holesters his service weapon makes reference to his service in iraq threatens to kill our client on his very doorstep. >> reporter: cunningham's wives she dialed 911 after seeing what was going on thinking there had to be a higher ranking officer on the scene. >> at that point, i knew the p. go. county does not absolutely train their officers to act in that manner. >> reporter: cell phone video of the event which attorneys say of shot by cunningham's cows in the driver will figure heavily in the proceedings as they go forward. cell phone stroe center of this is state's evidence. they're not releasing it publy. we did look at it, and it is disturbing. cunningham's attorney gives an account of what the attorney is alleg

george, somewhat hawkish. she will give some insight intoonomy. williams is closest to janet yellen. somewhat of a moderate on the committee. betty: you would pay attention to him? >> he has been holding to that midyear timeline. -- tightening timeline. betty: this is a big job. karl, thank you for joining us. ♪ betty: moving and shaking this m morning, cornell detailed plans on how he will improve the business as a retailer which includes job cuts. the focus, debtor merchandise -- better merchandise. making changes like pulling out a candidate in january and refocusing target on key categories of merchandise. he said special attention will be spent to improving target's babies kids and grocery sections. smaller locations to cater to the urban dweller. target aims to cut $2 billion in the next two years, including about $500 million this year. that means, job cuts. rbs may cut as many as 14,000 jobs in its investment banking division. we will tell you about that. adp employment figures are set to break in the next five minutes. we will stay on those numbers. ♪ betty: here is a look a

george pierce, at the eastern edge of the village. men in those batteries are members of the richmond howitzers and salem flying artillery. here is an illustration of the firing of the last gun. william brown is with the salem flying artillery. one of those shells finds this fellow here. hiram clarke. kimberlin claims him to be the last casualty. don't know that that is necessarily true. but it is a rather tragic story. hiram clarke is from marathon, new york. he is sick with jaundice in the hospital. he finds out his regimen is moving out i campaign, he absents himself from the hospital and joins his resident -- regimen. arching all the way to appomattox, and is hit by an artillery shelled and killed outright. we always knew about this -- this illustration. a couple years ago, found a photo of him. one of the last casualties of appomattox. 6'3" inches -- 6'3". as they are falling back, there are 25 men of the fourth and 14th north carolina volunteer to sacrifice themselves while gordon's men retreat. they are led by this fellow here, captain wilson jenkins. and they put up a defense on the western edge of the village. most of them and of getting captured. the confederates are fallin

william county schools also all closed. >> also closed schools if fauquier county and culpeper and the city of falls church. prince george's county, spotsylvania, stafford and frederick county hear land are on a two hour lay. >>> alexandria, d.c. fredericksburg and manassas park also on a come two hour delay. washington alleghany charles, st. mary's and calvert all starting two hours late. >> howard, anne arundel also two hours late as are paparappahannock king george. birkly jefferson, mineral and morgan county starting two hours late. >> frederick county virginia and clarke county schools on a one hour delay. for the complete list check the nbc washington app or watch the scroll at the bottom of the screen. >>> be sure to take your time walking out the door this morning. ice is covering sidewalks and side streets this morning. heavy ice on trees bringing down branches this morning and causing power outages, as well. megan mcgrath is live in northwest washington to show us some of the slippery conditions there. >> reporter: we go have some power outages. just a couple hundred though. you can see the accumulation of ice he

it's easy to bring a clarence darrow or a william jennings bryan. but george washington, we have this view of washington, for many people he's like a wax figure in madam trudeau's museum. or a carved figure up on mount rushmore, he is distant to a lot of us. i think a lot of it is that terrible picture painted on the $1 bill, that was paint near death with a bulging, he looks like a squirrel with his oversized false teeth. actually, that's not what washington was like, and i got to see that in this period of his life when he was much younger before the presidency and after he was a general when he was not in political power when he didn't have -- or military power. he didn't have an office. he was a farmer. he was a plantation owner. he was a private citizen. and i could find out that he was a very, very affable person. he was a wonderful conversationalist. he was a great retail politician. he could tell stories at parties. he loved to go to parties, he loved to dance. he would go to a party -- of course, he was the choice, he was -- when he was young, he was

george harrison never set out to steal the song. pharrell williamsd no intention of doing this although he admitted after it came out that it sounds a lot alike. olivia: pharrell williams, not sure if you are familiar with him. tom: come on. that is outrageous. olivia: tom keene sung fallout boy on the show. he's tapping the feel of marvin gay. >> the laws were from 10 finale days. they are talking about sheet music. tom: i don't know if they send a check but she's onstage with them in honor of her -- >> one of the disappointing things about what's happening right now. they admitted it's in a mosh -- a homage. tom: is the estate supposed to assume him for 10 sons -- sue mumford and sons? >> it is pop music. olivia: what is the verdict? what about hall and oates, the oatmeal company? >> a funny story. you can't copyright a bible or feel. -- a vibe or feel. tom: and my taking us to break? -- am i taking us to break? ms. croft on where oil is and her geopolitics of the middle east. stay with us. it is jobs day. ♪ tom: bloomberg surveillance. it is wild

he's now being interrogated inside prince george's county headquarters behind me here. the suspect is 48-year-old james williams digs of bladensburg arrested in waldorf today. this past wednesday police say diggs -- diggs of bladensburg arrested in waldorf today. this past wednesday police say diggs raped a young woman and police also think he's responsible for the sexual assault on february 25th in bladensburg and he could be connected to two more attacks in the cheverly and bladensburg areas. diggs was not a known predator, but police tell us he knew what he was doing, that these attacks took place between 6:45 and 8:45 at night and the victims were all young women in their early 20s to as young as when the deputy chief told us was 16 years old. >> we are very pleased that we managed to get him off the streets and that's due to the fine work of the men and women in the prince george's county police department and our partnerships with our municipal partners, but i don't want to speck late as to what might have happened if -- speculate as to what might have happened if we didn't. i'm just glad that we did. >>

the daughter of wholesale williams, who carries on -- of hosea williams, who carries on in her father's tradition and the daughter of george wallace, who carries a different tradition. 50 years later, issues at the hayes -- the heart of race historic issues of equity cry out again with fresh urgency. our nation's political life calls a new -- anew for acts of faith in the promise of a perfect union. may we become worthy of a legacy -- of the legacy and go forward in courage. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon. to the faith in politics delegation, to all of the foot soldiers, and to all of my christian brothers and sisters in christ, i am the mayor of somaelma and then here to send greetings to you, all of you that have joined us for this momentous occasion. president obama is not here yet, however i want to extend the courtesy to them as well as to the bush family. i say to president barack obama thank you for coming to some a once again. on behalf of the city council and to all of the citizens of soma in -- selma, we thank you for being here today on this historic occasion. into the first lady of the united states of

william county was ranked 11th. in maryland, montgomery was the healthier, prince george's county came in 16th. >>> our time right now 5:27. 17 shootings in the last three months the new push to stop the crime in one part of the district. >>> plus new details about the university of virginia's actions just weeks after an explosive sex assault article in "rolling stone". >>> and good mornging reston. you may see a little bits of rain coming in this morning. tom will take a look at the hour by hour temperature changes. >>> search crews are back at the plane site of the crash in france. >>> potholepalooza begins this day in nbc. you can report a pothole in your neighborhood. >>> today there is a public apology expected for the racist frat video a lot of you have heard about or even seen by now. it got two students at the university of oklahoma expelled and we will have more on that later today. >>> right now it is 5:30. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. thanks for joining us on this chilly wednesday morning. >> chilly going to be wet for some folk as the morning rolls on. >> i saw