there are signs of telling folks that conditions are not great in some people chose not to heed those warnings and drove too fast. many cars ended up on the side of the road and some even went into the guard rail. clearly, not a day to test out your speeding abilities. it's a day to be careful and cautious and want what you are doing -- and watch what you are doing. on connecticut avenue, people are getting out and about driving. that car is driving a little too fast for the conditions, perhaps. police are patrolling and keeping an eye on things and people are starting to venture out to figure out what is going on with the storm. we have had this constant ebb and flow of snow. people are wondering if they can get outside3 heed the warnings and be careful if you have to drive. a maryland higay association has about 300 crews outside. trains moved here throughout the morning. they will want to improve the roads more as the day goes on. thank you. it will he a problem again tonight. this is a traffic camera captured a car bursting into flames. this was around 8:00 this morning at randolp

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however, this driver perhaps did not heed that warning.t control on the wet roadway and ended up a muddy embankment off of northbound 101 near bailey. some drivers decided the best way to deal with the dangerous conditions was to put the car in park. >> like the highway patrol say we just got to slow it down a little bit. just better to be safe and get home than a speeded rush and end up in an accident. >> in the south bay there was lots of flooding on the roadways. that made for much nastier commute at night. that roadway, though, now clear. looking live in the south bay near the taylor exit off of highway 87, the video that you just saw that was the same area completely flooded. now it's all clear. can't blame it all on the rain, though, because copper thieves are to blame for some of yesterday's flooding. created a huge mess on 87 in san jose. caltrans says right there's a water pump that is supposed to keep water off the roadway, but sometime thursday night thiefs stole copper wiring that the pump needs to operate. chp had to shut down

believe this can be the solution for those of us who want to preserve national capabilities while heeding the legitimate concerns of many. the collection of bulk telephone meta data has potential for rebuke. they will ask for another 90-day window to keep data the way it has been before changes begin. >> the search for osama bin laden's son-in-law will be in the hands of the jury. he was insfrument tal from recru recruiting people. jurors will have to weigh in on these charges including conspireing to kill americans. he faces life in prison if convicted. >>> the judge in the oscar pistorius murder trial hearing more this morning from the person who might have the most damaging testimony of all, the victim herself. this is a look at the courtroom police reading several of reba steenkamp explosive text messages including this one weeks before she was killed. >> he is accused of killing steenkamp last valentine's day. >> now put on hold today because of the 13 foot as wells and 50 mile per hour winds in the indian ocean. now china which had more than 156 people on board de p manning malaysia

. -- heeded. one of the issues that comes up is the fully developed claims program. submit a fully toeloped claim are able receive a decision in under 125 days. that ensures their claims do not become backlog. what more can congress and the v.a. do to ensure that these ns fill out a fully developed claim? generalld make a comment before i turn us over to my staff. the reduction of the backlog is a combination of fully developed qs,im processes, the db and accountability passed on to the review officers. those three things are the types of answers to reduce the claims to a manageable level and reduce the backlog entirely. ask a follow-up question -- i know the dav works .ard to encourage veterans you were to file as complete a claim as possible. veterans need to have the options to file any way they want. is that accurate? thisou explain to committee why it is important for veterans to file a claim anywhere they want? >> i will defer that the staff. >> thank you. i think it is important that veterans have the opportunity to file a claim, whether it is on e.z., the sta

up next, many people did not heed the warnings to stay off the roads this morning. monika is going to have the latest traffic trouble spots when we come back. >> and we want to remind you, our help desk is here to help you. if you have any questions or issues dealing weather related, they have a list of available resources that can help you. so call them at 202-895-5560. we're listening to your issues and we hope to get you solutions. we'll >>> we are here. march madness. people are mad and they'd like to do something about a tractor- trailer overturned out there. >> yes, there is an overturned tractor-trailer. i thought, you know, during the midday, there would be this lull and we'd have it nice and easy. not so much. let's take a look at our traffic feature on our free wusa9 ipad app. what i'm talking about is an accident on the eastbound side of route 50 right here at route 704. it's just outside the beltway. in fact, let's just go straight to our chart camera. it's an overturned tractor- trailer. look at this, guys. only the right lane is getting by. crews are o

the details are still being debated in congress, but you should take heed with what your election thelectedfficials cah today because it may affect the way you buy a home in a few months. >>> the chief economist from trulia looks at this. how are you? >> hi, how are you. >> i tell people that fanny and freddy system is like an operating system in your computer. you don't really know it's there but it's crucial with the way things run. >> it takes less time to change the operating system on your computer than it will to change the housing finances that we have right now. even know the discussions about how housing finance reform took a step forward today, even if it goes forward it will probably be years for a transition to happen, and for homeowners and borrowers to feel the effects day-to-day. >> if fanny and freddie, they do two important things. they guarantee that mortgages issued by banks to individuals will be get paid and second that's the place where they would sell loans and get more loans. that was important because there wasn't enough money to loan money to all these baby boomers

i didn't heed the warning. tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of us. the person who shot this says it was moving about 5 to 10 miles per hour just west of interstate 5. they also had huge amounts of hail out there. a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and at happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that developed in northern california. as i show you the repor

. >> it is amazing to me a lot of folks healed the warnings and stayed home -- heeded warnings and stayed home and didn't want to get to get out of this mess. >>> our scott broom covered six counties today and joins us now from upper marlboro, our intrepid driver there recording on everything he sees along the way and the clean-up is underway there. >> reporter: let's give peggy kudos, too from woodbridge up northern virginia, maryland. we've got it covered. i want to do something instructive about what topper is talking about on black ice. i'm in bowie. it's blacktop out here on the road, but in this little parking lot it's also blacktop except it's covered in ice. out on the road it's been salted. it looks wet. it is wet. here it has been salted and plowed and looks went, but it's ice. we have been putting the mobile in these mobile newsrooms today. i've traveled from central maryland and frederick down to charles county and the clean-up is well underway now and that's important. here's a shot from waldorf just to get started. a so-called plow train, six trucks in a row, take a swipe at

them janet and martha and don and elaine and jeff and jennifer and maria and james, mark, jerry, heedingtina. mary rose. lisa and mrs. lee and her son and others those are being talented with the ellis act or ellis act had already been received we still could benefit if having help and relocating in our neighborhood so our community cocoon to north beach can continue being a kevin and vibrant diverse place. thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. thank you for having us her. i'm sarah i was raised up in san francisco and in supervisor wiener's district i won of the many people being held activity along with in my neighborhood are we're licensing at the beginning of april. and we are among the many people who are facing that. i'm here today, i had to take time off from my classroom because i see how this this impacting my students they're not represented in the ellis act numbers they don't have the political capital to understand what they can do or fight it. it takes stress and will to fight it to look for housing and they're in that situation to try to be able to do that. i see

arizona heed leads a growing ta goal to cuss costs. but a new record finds that that can lead to negligence and for some, tragedy. this is "america tonight"'s adam knight. >> ryan claire is a five month old happy and healthy baby girl. she lives with her mother and the rest of the family in the small farming town of safford, arizona. it is a four hour drive and a world away from where she was born at the state prison complex in goodyear, arizona. her mother is still there. >> this is a beautiful picture we took together. >> two years ago when reagan was 18 years old she was arrested for having prescription painkillers illegally and the sentenced her to spriz prison, where she found out she was pregnant. two and a half years behind bars. >> how did reagan react when she found out that she was going to be sentenced to two and a half years, and she's pregnant at the same time? >> reagan is very -- she holds her emotions very well. but once she's talking to me alone, it's you know a complete devastation. >> reporter: but that was just the

do you think putin would have heeded that?i don't think there is any question that america exercise stronger leadership toward russia and toward putin, things would've been different. president obama lifted the tough sanctions that were put in place by george w. bush after russia invaded georgia. president obama was absent in terms of bringing the ukraine closer to the eu. there is no question if president obama exercised stronger leadership and a stronger tone with putin that things could have been different. >> no question, margaret? >> poland, hungary, afghanistan, parts of georgia have all fallen. putin does not respond to the usual sanctions. he has no electorate to worry about. there is a nationalistic fervor that is fueling him. putin is putin. it is very difficult to say that some kind of leadership -- should he rip off his shirt? -- is going to make a difference. >> scott brown is now going to run for senator in new hampshire. is this a movable feast? >> this is the candidate who loves taking his shirt off. might anne

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and pleasanton in 10 or 15 minutes and the healthy cell through the south bay crossing 82 and 101 heed to santa clara and san jose and alum rock. sun shine will break out and the heavy showers with the low pressure that is move law and as it moves through the heavy showers become fewer and fewer and scattered and lighter so getting home should be easier than getting to work. we have a humid flow that will keep rain in the forecast the next seven days. keep the umbrellas handy, there are scattered showers. >> we needed the rain which caused problems an the bay. amy hollyfield? >>> we are at the garage in san francisco where a tree came down this morning on to the street. they still have a lane closed because of the debris causing problems and backup. this is one example of a problem from the rain. >> the showers started overnight. they covered every bit of the bay area. the rain has come and gone providing breaks but then starts up. there were reports of minor mud and rock slides all during the morning commute. today's drive required patient. >> very difficult. longer than normal. >> ge

it disappeared 13 days ago after it took off heeded for beijing with 239 people on board, it made a sharp left turn and disappeared from american radar, the partner of an american passenger on board that flight weighed in on the possible debris sighting. >> well, i took hoping that somebody took this flight for a reason, which means they would have preserved it and tried to hide it someplace, tried to take it someplace, so if this debris is part of that plane then it kind of dashs that wishful thinking. >> tomorrow planes will continue flying over the remote area of the indian ocean, looking for that debris in what promises to be a long and difficult search. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> new at noon san jose police officer's union is accusing city officials of misleading the public about staffing for the police department. ktvu has learned the poa has been shown an internal document from the police chief to city officials that indicate staffing numbers will actually drop by the year 2016. according to the poa the document projects the number goal from 904 now to 809 in two year, r

the syrian ambassador paid little heed to concerns. >> this is an integral part of the syrian peopleo decide it's not up to anyone else. it's a domestic matter related to the choices of the syrian people for their own future. >> the security council's inability to muster formal support for the special representative is the latest example of the international community's discretion on syria. as the conflict approaches the third year, there's little sign of hope, and the increasing likelihood that bashar al-assad will seek another term as president. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is due to meet russian sergei lavrov later on friday. it is the latest attempt to solve the crisis over ukraine before a southern crimea region vote in sunday's referendum on whether to join russia. one person has been killed in confrontation between pro and anti-russian demonstrators, and the eastern city of donetsk. violence broke out after protesters tore through a police cordon, and across the border russia has been holding another round of military drills. 8,500 troops were involved in the exercise

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speaker boehner said, i hope president obama will heed this call from our allies and immediately improve pending natural gas export requests and do everything possible to reduce dependency on russia. speaker boehner criticized president obama's administration approval process for exporting energy supplies. morgan? >> randall pinkston reporting from washington, d.c. thank you for joining us this afternoon. many ethnic russians in crimea are worried about russian troops. >> reporter: according to ukrainian intelligence the steady stream means that russia has more than doubled its forces. soldiers who admitted to me that they're russian stand outside making ukrainian soldiers prisoners inside their own base. down the road the radar station and air force space is entirely controlled by russians whose supporters are happy to brave the cold. >> there is no ukrainian army left, he says, so we need protection. if there is going to be a referendum on crimea's future this city has already voted. this was the first place where pro russian activists lowered the ukrainian flag and raised the russian

. >> today russia would do well to heed its own warning. the actions violate the commitment to protect the sovereignty and territorial independence of ukraine and pose a threat to international peace and security. >> what's next? where did the west go so wrong? fox's contributor is the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations and fellow at the american enterprise institute. good morning. you may recall in 2005 putin said this about the soviet un n union. was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the country. do you think he was trying to reverse that? >> putin has the strategy to reestablish russia in the space of the former soviet union. i don't think that he said that he wants to take that into russia. it means he wants governments that at a minimum do russia's bidding. i think he is playing for all of ukraine. what he is doing militarily right now is establishing the negotiating position. that is russia's boot on ukraine's neck. they will start negotiating. partition is plan b. it's a fall back plan that if putin can't get the who

their turf and nonliving a t toretical ground on this, making sure republicans know that they need to heed what wall street wants oror else there will be cut off from donations. >> end of this session on tax reform. was a nice effort. and one still worth h discussin. when we come bacack, our next gut saysys the u.s. is made serious mistakes post-9/11 and it is impacting the economy. stay tuned for her prescription on what needs to happen. welcome back k to our next andt isuthor xime ortiz editorial writer for the "washingto tim." she has writitten a ovococative book called "shock and awing of america." welcome to "washington business report." i think this book is really an interesting read on so many levels. would yoargue is we took the wrong lessons from 9/11, when we tried to shock and awe a rock in 2003, it was byverwhelming em, but we became overwhelmed post-9/11. >> when you look at the actu military theory of shock and awe, you realize tha i it isis about terrorizing. you think about our psychological closure was targeted after 9/11. >> that was part of the intention. >> that has bee

senator grassley, a top critic on capitol hill of this arrangement, said it's good new that is nasa heeded my calls and scrutiny from the media, and acknowledged its fuel pricing was wrong. like all agencies, nasa is responsible for getting the most bang for the buck. they maintain they were only buying fuel available to the company and says the company paid full retail for the hangar space there. nor his part, senator grassley wants nasa to give back the millions that taxpayers subsidiz subsidized. but nasa says that will not be possible. steven stock, nbc bay area news. >>> an update to that story he broke more than a year ago. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail directly. >>> maybe you saw the bay bridge light show went dark earlier tonight. it was part of a celebration, though, to mark the first anniversary of those lights. giving you a live look at the bridge. a few hours ago when the light show first came back on, it was synchronized to a 20-minute musical sound track. they're hoping to raise $12 million in donations to secure permits to

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the current kiev administration frankly is not going to hold any water at all and certainly not paid heed the initial reaction in the room with people watching the speech on television shook their heads and smiled. reality is that yanukovych really is yesterday's man certainly as far as kiev is concerned. and if you recall the news conference that vladimir putin gave last week he admitted it was extremely unlikely that yanukovych would be able to resume power here. as you heard in the address he gave in russia he believes that he remains the president, he remains the commander-in-chief and he says how realistic it is, we can only judge and says he would like at some point to return here to kiev. i don't think realistically he is going to be able to do that. >> you mentioned those pleas that he was making to the united states, but he didn't just have pleas, he had very tough words for them in what he called, who he called rather the representatives about for getting history, for getting fascisism was and calling his opponents ultra nationalists neo nazis there. >> exactly, i'm looking down

doesn't seem that vladimir putin is heeding the warning from the west all that much.s that the next step? >> well, the problem with going into eastern ukraine is that it will ripple out of cal which the russians -- control, which the russians can't afford it. if russia decides to militarily intervene in the east, it would fairly turn into a problem in that you'll have a lot of populations in the east that don't want the russians in there, it will disrupt industry, which will disrupt economic flows. it's not an option that russia wants to do, it doesn't mean that russia won't do it. we don't see it going that far. >> one of the reasons we have the shot across the bowel sanctions is that's what we know the u.s. and the e.u. can agree upon. as mike said, there's a lot of natural gas that goes into eastern europe. or central europe. it's winter, and regardless of heating, germany and italy need industry. at what point do we worry that rush about retaliate in a way flows. >> it's the e.u., deciding to put in trade sanctions. russia will retaliate. they'll retaliate by pull

i didn't heed the warning. i was thinking this is california and we don't have tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of us. the person who shot this says it was moving about 5 to 10 miles per hour just west of interstate 5. they also had huge amounts of hail out there. a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and what happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that dev

i didn't heed the warning. i was thinking this is california and we don't have tornadoes here. >> it wasn't the only tornado that touched down. this was one spotted near willow's and glen county about a hundred miles north of us. the person who shot this says it was moving about 5 to 10 miles per hour just west of interstate 5. they also had huge amounts of hail out there. a very scary few minutes here in roseville. no one was injured. as for mark thompson who thought california didn't have tornadoes, well he now knows that we have tornadoes in california. reporting live in roseville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> not too often, but boy when we do, alan, thanks very much. sandhya patel has been tracking the extreme weather and she is here live with live doppler 7hd. >> if we get tornadoes anytime of year spring is the most common here in california. let me show you live doppler 7hd. we'll talk about what is happening and what happened earlier today. taking the ray -- radar back you can see the severe storms that dev

. >> if you choose to not heed those mandatory evacuations, you must understand something. that as long as the mud is flowing, the fire department personnel cannot get to you. >> reporter: in the foothills east of los angeles, the mud is sliding more than a thousand homes have been evacuated. ed highline is losing the battle to save his home. this is what his back yard looked like yesterday. here it is today. >> our house is going to have two or three feet of mud in the backyard. >> reporter: just last month, these hills were on fire. today penetrating rains swept up debris and smoldering ash. >> so from fires to drought back to fires. >> that's southern california, and we're all prepared for it. >> reporter: but commuters were not ready for three feet of rain in some spots, backup stretches 20 miles. the highway so slick, this big rig nearly flew off a bridge and caught fire. swift water rescue teams pulled two men and their dogs who got caught in the normally dry l.a. river. >> the water was pretty high up. the water was flowing approximately 15, 20 miles an hour. >> repo

canine and he was running down the street because other deputies spotted one the in -- one in the if heeding in an apartment complex. it is unknown why he was running but he wash and we started hearing about it and we are trying to get information from the santa clara sheriff's department but they are tried up right now and it's end and they are going door to door looking for these people and for some reason they are trying to evade law end farce. . back to you. >>> now the haven'ting news. alex sash sergeant joins us live norm what happened is jumping a turban here on this section and you can's and they are still continuing to fathered evidence and died here at the scene. the truck involved and everybody err everything happened apt and for some reason, the driver left the road, went up into the sidewalk and slammed into the and they were onliable to get a vague and they have pick up pieces of the struck and those will shall looking into whether they slowed down after the collision. >> i don't know about their actions before or after but i would think they have to if theyedthis shough someon

the oracle of omaha admit heed doesn't always get it right. record profits for 2013, the berkshire underperformed the s & p performance and the index for the last five years. warren buff xet plaiett explain is tough off to beat the s & p 500 in high times. >> we always do better in markets that are moving up moderately or we do in markets that move up a lot. there has been one year in the last 49 when the markets -- were, were well, any, any year, that we have fell short. the markets were up 15% or more, except for one year. so we just don't do well, we, we, like to have one bthe head r than the tail wind. would look to thank warren bi . buffe buffett. monday, see if mcdonald's bounced back. monday is target'sline to submit documents to congress. and rupert murdoch will celebrate his 83rd birthday. wednesday, the worldwide web, turns 25 years old. retail sales are due. and friday, consumer price index out for february. that's the show. i'm becky quick. thank you for joining us. my guest next week, businessman, jack welch on the economy, market

thank for promoting me where heed. >> i was proceeding moegt you. >> again, on a serious moat, the bigr storm that went through the great lakes and the northeast, unfortunately, is pictured. hfs crazy yesterday afternoon in ohio. you would think that sooner or later these trucks would stop, but look how many just collided and ran into each other. 50 cars were ms wreck, and three fatalities. i mean, it just went all the way down to interstate like that in ohio. that was just a horrible scene. this morning you're waking up to the exiting storm except for maine who is still getting the snow out of this, but as the storm clears out, it's still cold and windy behind it. it's a shock to the system. you got used to the 60s and the beautiful weather. d.c. up to new york, it is long gone. snow as far south as the mountains of tennessee, and the winds are howling too. wind gusts 30 to 40-mile-per-hour range. very windy. it's not snowing, but it's windy, and it's cold. philadelphia, the wind chill of three. that's like a january wind chill. negative numbers in buffalo and pets burg. by the way, w

the people the people it will be held with the trial that the accc visit an old building with the no heed to the aid agency's scientists is also talked about the vatican's attitude towards in the holocaust and their daughter was elected pope. he called his friend the rabbi no matter the distance he were to continue promoting interfaith dialogue. what does this move. to whom. to southerly. a couple weeks seeing. the site. it is. she is. storm storms. it's true for many. this leads me to start to believe in you told me we hold to the middle east when i hold the a to do this he didn't. chief. did you use. georgia dome to do the doors too. he said. he's done. this is. love missing he's the work i will accompany told friends he is on the street in jerusalem and me. stay tuned to jewish news one for updates on the next g and one jewish activist award. this is mike and i get for ji won him the sights the eye according to the russian land which side of the canister and constantine information center and initiative group is drawing up a proposal for the gaza strip to hold a referendum on the seati

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heed a notices shoot willing his girlfriend but has pleaded not guilty saying he mistook her for a burglarng his criticism of the obamaed a minute station to an unlikely place, berkeley university. the republican senator is speaking at the famous liberal college campus in california, attacking the president for his continued support of the nsa and its phone meta data collection. paul says that as the first african-american president, president obama should know better, given the history of surveillance on civil rights leaders. >>> quickly recapping what we have learned today in the mystery of flight 370, a federal official tells cnn, new clues suggest the dramatic route change that sent the plane heading west may have been programmed into the plane's computer to be executed automatically. >>> also, maine officials say they have received new radar data from another country but they won't reveal who provided the data or what they show. >>> and the fbi is now looking at the flight simulator seized from the pilot's home. experts are trying to recover some deleted files that potentially, folksi

tens of thousands of first responders heeded the call following the earthquake and tsunami. among them, members of the self-defense forces. >> reporter: 100,000 members of the self-defense forces took part in rescue operations in the aftermath of march 11. it was the biggest-ever deployment in the history of the sdf. the sixth artillery regiment is based in fukushima prefecture. the 500 members of the regiment searched for people after the quake and tsunami struck. the commanding officer at that time was amazed by their dedication. >> the members of the camp wanted to go further, even to sunset they want to search and rescue. the hardest mission to me is to stop them. >> reporter: some members of the regiment lost family members, and their homes. but, they put their troubles aside, and focused on their mission. >> more than 15 members of camp kurayama, i heard at a later time, i heard that they have lost their families. but they didn't even say anything. >> reporter: the japan self-defense forces rescued a total of 20,000 earthquake and tsunami victims. he says many of his t

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