-- john howard coble. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady from north carolina. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield such time as she may consume to the gentlelady from ohio, ms. capture. ms. kaptur: i want to thank the secretary of the republican caucus for granting me this time tonight. i rise from a member of the loyal opposition who has great opposition, friendship and admiration for my neighbor in the rayburn building. i would say that congressman coble, represents the values of entlemanly behavior, affability, some of us would call it a courtly manner that i always associated with the south. he is not just a man of character, but he is a character. and his personality and demeanor represents the type of college yalt that is so important to bring this institution together. ive no doubt he has well represented the constituents of his north carolina district, the 6th district, and who probably share migrate affec

as howard mentioned, it's such a dynamic system. we've had reports of thunder snow from baltimore up to philadelphia. that will lay down fast accumulations, even though temps are critical, right around freezing. we talked about this, too it simply snows faster than it can melt. we see most of the snow now crossing over i-95. we talked about that, the changeover between about 10:00 a.m. and noon to the i-95 corridor. we'll zoom in here. a heavier band of snow now out toward fairfax county and back into northern prince william county, the southern part of loudoun county and streaking right on through montgomery county. so you folks could pick up another quick half an inch as that system kind of begins to roll off to the north. this is some lightning been reported as well in this area. so sort of keep that in mind. when you get thunder and lightning in snow, you usually get that when you have blizzards. it's a very dynamic system and allows to pull some of the colder air down which is why some folks have been close to 32, 33 degrees. p

howard? >> the phillies are trying hard to trade ryan howard.t is not ryan howard's biggest problem this off season much his other issue is beyond baseball. but it's money related. ♪ >> near inches spared a couple from losing their lives. small twin engine cargo plane crashed in their home this morning. now pilot did die. the plane slammed knows down into their living room missing that sleeping couple by 8-inches. federal officials say the pilot reported engine trouble right after taking off from midway airport. investigators are now taking a very close look at fuel nearly wreckage to see if that could explain what went wrong. >>> minnesota vikings star adrian peterson can kiss this football season go by. the nfl has suspended the running back without pay for the rest of the season. nfl commissioner goodell says either peterson has quote shown no meaningful remorse for the charges of child abuse. in november, peterson plead no contest to reckless assault on child after reports surfaced he disciplined his four year old son with a switch. the info

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howard's hearing is rescheduled. he's later convicted of aggravated murder, attempted murder and aggravated kidnapping. he receives a life sentence with a chance of parole after 44 years. >> i think the acts that he's done and what he's in prison for are despicable and he's obviously serving, hopefully, the rest of his life in prison. he certainly was entitled to the rights and benefits that any defendant's entitled to, including being protected here in the courtroom. >> howard hasn't been charged for the murder of jameila west and her three children. in fact, no one has. the case is still open, and howard remains the only person of interest. >>> in another courtroom, a family member, this time a father, loses control when he comes face to face with the man who threatens his daughter in a terrifying home invasion. >> i was upset. i was ticked off. he just sat there, calm, like it's no big deal. you know, he had that smug look on his face. and i went after him. >> [ bleep ]! >> spectators are quickly escorted out of t

>>reporter: good morning, howard. checking out the ride 66 our trouble spot 29 centreville, that's where the crash moved onto the left shoulder. sky 9 has been tracking those delays. pretty solid out of manassas to that point. more heavy traffic east of fair oaks and into vienna. headed south of town, the beltway near andrews not looking bad. beltway past route 4, more building on the inner loop in oxen hill. building up towards andrews. lanes in outer loop heading into landover, you'll just start to slow around the george avenue in silver spring. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> last night voters in the district approved a plan to legalize marijuana, it will be home cultivation and the sale of marijuana paraphernaliament >>> the city council voted to decriminalize marijuana earlier this year, but now the issue is facingongressional approval. delia goncalves is live in the newsroom with more on a look at that. >>reporter: that's right, mike and an dree a. that means don't light up just yet, even though washingtoni

if howard is -- even more.howard is right, we will not have a choice but to pay the higher prices for salt and use more salt and prices will keep getting higher and higher. fingers crossed. i hope i'm not jinxing us, guys. we won't have that bad of a winter. >> we can only hope. >>> people living in northern virginia will soon be able to track the snowplows in their neighborhood online. >> now they can target their complaints too if the plows aren't in their neighborhood. real time technology has been on all 4,000 vdot trucks now but no matter what technology is used, the transportation leaders say the biggest key is staying ahead of the storm and that never changes. >>> again, there are new developments in the sexual allegation scandal swirling around entertainer bill cosby. >> now former super model janice dickinson says cosby drugged and raped her 32 years o in a hotel room in -- years ago in a hotel room in lake tahoe. >> deal yarks we're still not hearing anything from -- delia, we're still not hearing any

howard. japanese] >> yes, i haven't been to hawaii lately. >> didn't understand a word i said? >> no. no. >> that was japanese. not speaking the language is only the beginning. just standing up makes sir howard stand out: he's a foot taller than everyone. do you ever just get out and walk around in tokyo? >> i do, though i don't-- i don't shop. there's nothing my size. >> the two weeks a month he spends in japan are filled with cultural disconnects. whether it's a shaky interpreter during a speech... >> sorry. >> that's all right. were you lost in translation too? >> or an upside-down business card exchange... >> oh, sorry. >> oh, wrong way. there you go. take one yourself. >> thank you very much. >> or a just-not-done peck on the cheek for a factory worker... >> [nervously giggling] >> it's clear that sony has never had a leader quite like howard stringer. sony long defined the leading edge in gadgetry: transistor radios in the '50s, trinitron tvs in the '60s... >> from sony, the one and onl

downtown mid-market and occupied business owner about had blocks mission street to the north and howard to the south and sixth to the west and it entails the mixed use residential and open space the project physical characteristics has retention and rehabilitation of two building in response with the district guidelines and makes the requirement between the documents this commission will consider has part of the approval the eir studies that who the residential and office with the emphasis on housing depending on the scheme and the building range from 50 to 4 hundred and 70 feet this draft eir founds the demolition of the building on u to him street which it determines eligible the motion of this historic resource is carbohydrate affordable and the historic preservation commission commented on november 5th and asked this building be included the h pc approves that and asks for the resources while achieving some of the other goals that the project has such activating alleys and the sites and the draft eir also finds significant air quality impacts with the air blunts and impacts can be m

we're joined by howard. thank you, howard. what is new at the jewish community library? >> there's always something new because there are always books coming out but we have a lot of programs at the library. one of the programs i'm most excited about is the year-long program called one day one book and that's where we invite the community, everybody in the community to read a single book an discuss it and discuss its theme. the book we've selected for the current year is -- >> hold it up and put it here. >> new novel called the betrayers. he's a young writer and this is about a -- an israeli politician and finds himself back in ukraine where he's face- to-face with the man who had betrayed him to the kgb and the hitch is that he sort of lacks the moral hi ground that you would expect when he's confronting this man because we the readers know that this man is having an affair and betraying his own wife and family. it's the murkiness of mortality. a lot of references to the bible and king david and sort of a hero at one level and also had a very sort of problematic moral c

a little later in the show we're going to have howard freedman who's the librarian at the jewish community library, but in the meantime, i'd like to introduce you to two authors. debbie cohen is an author who wrote a book called "keeper of the scale." and marcia burg receiver an author -- burger wrote a book called" marriage meetings for a lasting love." welcome debbie and marcia. shall we say naomi or marcia? >> either i go by naomi. >> so how did you each come to the idea of your respective books? debbie, how did you come to keeper of the scale? >> well, i actually have a real life diet partner. call her diet buddy. and we used to meet atal a store -- actually a store sort of similar to the scene where i set my book scene in. we talked about anything and everything but not dieting and we sort of gave up don dieting and had fun meeting and said one day i was in the store with her. and i looked around and i thought you know i have this crazy idea for a book. and from there it sort of like just took on a life of its own. and as circumstances had it i happened to be doing an article for a ma

you see a significant amount of retail along beal and howard. what we have on the -- we've reduce d all the loading and brought it down to the lower level so we have one ramp that is both service for parking as well as loading and i think the area in the gray, that could be where we have intended to have a bike room and the lobby will be along beal. significantly smaller in size, but still have some height to it so it's a very nice space and then the open plaza along howard where you get the maximized south sun and exposure. we've included some of these ideas. we're early in the process right now so these are just idea generators and what the space could be. the lobby would be a very clean wall. we're not looking to create a separate room. we want this to feel like one con tiguous space and inviting and active space so this is an image represents potential for this space. we look at it as, again, landscape, sculpture art, whatever we can do to bring people in, exhibit it, draw activity into this space. we have the podium floors. we're maximizing

and work on howard and kidnap i'm so glad it is finally will happening i can see my dream obviously the kids in the community marching down the streets it is amazing thank you guys so, so much you have absolutely no idea what this means to me and my united players all right. now (clapping) thank you, thank you the mayor. >> thank you jane kim and the staff i want to thank each and every one of you i might want to hug everybody thank you (laughter) (clapping). >> thank you mother jones every community fluids a leaders e leader like this before we through the switch i want to acknowledge our executive director nicole schneider and advocate for making the streets safer and one of my bosses a member of the board of directors from the san francisco mta raul ramos one of the biggest champions for delivery of those projects and a lot of mta staff i want to acknowledge tom maguire (clapping) and our manager of liveable streets probable for making streets safer for bikes and pedestrians and people in cars mr. smith one of the engineers and the folks at p, and folk see that made it happen at

howard lilly of st. petersberg said he was getting angry letters from a collection agency claiming he never paid a fine for a red light camera ticket. the problem is he says, it wasn't his car that was cited on the ticket. he contacted a lawyer, but the nasty letters kept oncoming. some of them even threatened to have him arrested. and take away his license. >> i drop -- i drive a little bit. i don't drive a lot. >> luckily, lilly says, a judge has finally tossed his case out. one mystery left now is the city where this ticket was issued, south pass dean, a said it doesn't even use a collection agency. so lilly obviously is wondering how the company got his information, and whether it is some sort of scam targeting the elderly. >> talk about incredible gift. one man is being called the lay away angel. how one-story was enough to get him to takings for the holida >>> ♪ >> hey, christmas has come early to one florida community. >> yes, amazing day for 55 families with a lot of stuff on lay away for holiday

>> next, on american history tv, author and journalist howard blum describes german espionage in the u.s. with a focus on the years 1915 to 1917, before america entered world war i. in his book, "dark invasion 1915: germany's secret war and the hunt for the first terrorist cell in america," he details how german spies engaged in sabotage warfare ands a nation -- and assassination attempts. he also profiles tom tonni, who helped develop a modern counterterrorism strategy. this event was hosted by the new york military affairs symposium. it's about an hour. >> good evening and welcome! i am pleased to welcome howard blum an investigative journal journalist and author of the new york times best seller, "dark invasion," as well as many other great books. he is currently a contributing

why howard eskin says his family is now suing the slugger, yes, it is howard on howard. >> insuranceing about braces for adult. the latest trend in the dentist office, that's all the rage. >> this is "good day philadlephia". >> coming up on 7:00. good day. look at that on the right. good day. it is going to be a great day, it is wednesday, yo, hi, aling. >> hi, mike. >> it is hump day. >> ayala. >> okay, what's the little temperature down there say? >> it says 21. >> we didn't get to it, now that the sun is up, see, we were going to tie a record from 1936 when it got to 20. if we did that, bob, sue, we were going to roll this embarrassing videotape. and we dubbed it, we secretly taped chris murphy yesterday, when he wasn't knowing it, that would be secretly, wouldn't it? >> driving him crate is all morning long. >> yes, now he knows we have the tape of him. so he's wondering. >> so bad we dubbed it yikes. >> little tease? >> see a little bit.

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this is the debriefing report from lisa howard. she made it clear, fidel castro feels we could have better relations with united states. we need an intermediary. i will volunteer to do this. he is willing to work on this. that was his first. how many have seen this before? this is fodder for some of the issues of motivation when it comes to the cia and kennedy. the cia oppose this idea. john mccone made his feelings felt immediately. the memo went the day before this on may 1. he called his office and issued an edict, sent everybody in the white house this one paragraph letter saying we don't like this idea because if it ever lead it would undermine everything we have been working towards. all the exiles would accuse us of the trail. they would call us epocrates, the whole kit and caboodle. don't go there. key officials, william atwood, a deputy u.s. ambassador, lisa howard, worked with the cuban ambassador at the u.n. to start passing messages back-and-forth. lisa howard got impatient and organized the first episode of cocktail di

>> thanks, howard. >>> as he just told us, it's cold outside. >> howard was forecasting these temperatures from last week so this is no surprise. still, it is a shock to our system because we're used to being outside with maybe a light sweater and now you have to bundle up. nikki burdine is outside the new carrollton metro station with more on how people are braving the cold this morning. nikki? >> reporter: good morning. since i've been standing out here, i've seen people walking a little faster than usual to get to the metro and they're bundled up head to toe. that's a testament to how cold it is out here and how people are trying to get warm and get indoors as quickly as possible. i want to bring up a point howard said earlier this morning. yes, this is a shock to our system because this is cold, yes, but it's especially cold for this time of year. this would be cold in terms if this were january. this would be cold for that time of year. so but by that point our systems have really had a chance to get used to it. our bodies have adjusted to being cold. 65, 70 degrees last week, i'm mis

howard eskin live at the linc with a preview of the eagles and panthers. howard? >> eagles are always on big stage bought in philadelphia you are always under the microscope. pre-game festivity -- actually pre-game preparations going on right now. i can tell you this. this just in. this is breaking news. an eagle will fly in right before kickoff. that's the big news so far. but the eagles motto this year must be, next man up. bathe they've had so many injuries and the next man up. whose the next man up at quarterback? we know that you mentioned it. mark sanchez who last week through two touchdown passes but he didn't start the game. he came into the game. so it's a different mentality. however, when chip kelly was asked this week when did you know you wanted to sign mark sanchez which was before the season? when did you know you wanted to do it. it was a classic chip kelly response. >> i had it all map out actually. (laughter). >> seriously. i said right then. when i'm the head coach of the eagles i'm going to make sure i get that team on my team and the guy next

the family was always believed to be strong and a good foundation for ryan howard.s live over breaking news. >> nbc 10's christine madella live over a fire in west philadelphia. christine? >> you can see the fire crews out here. it's pretty dark in this area but they are battling a fire. this is in the cobbs creek section of philadelphia on cobbs creek parkway and firefighters are concentrating on the roof here, it looks like that's where the fire is all along the parkway you'll see heavy fire presence blocking off traffic. reporting live in skyforce 10, christine madella, nbc 10 news. >>> coming up next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, just minutes ago the coroner's office released the names two of people killed in a horrific crash. we're also learning new details about the truck driver's criminal past. >> i'm tracking that arctic blast. it's setting new records. i'll tell you how long it's going to last and when we can expect temperatures near 70 degrees. that's right, near 70 degrees. details are ahead in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> nbc 10 news starts no

now to howard who says there will be some rain on our glitzy evening tonight? could be cold enough north and west for even few flakes to mix n. upper 40s to near 50. that's all we're going to muster today due to the clouds. late afternoon, early evening a few showers, flakes north and west. any accumulations should be in the mountains, out in western maryland, west virginia. we're only talking an inch or two you can see on the radar some of the snow into west virginia trying to get in toward garrett county, morgantown, those areas. we have low to mid-40s across the board but in the mountains 20s. yeah, there could be a few slick spots there. la plata now 42. clouds on our michael & son weather camera and 47 at noon. feels like 44. thankfully the winds are light but tomorrow we could have gusts in the 25 mile an hour range. big picture, the southwesterly flow, there's a lot of winders in the upper -- wind in the upper levels of the atmosphere. this in itself creates lift so we're expecting to squeeze out the rain showers with snow in the mountains. again, not a

howard has a look at our forecast. what a difference a day makes. >> yes, some areas more than 20 degrees colder than they were yesterday morning with readings from the 20s in the mountains to the 30s when you get to cumberland, the shenandoah valley. we have a few low 40s like pax river, annapolis, the eastern shore to easton and here in washington. most in the 30s with just a slight windchill. probably will take 5 to 10 degrees off these temps to get windchill temperatures. we're looking at a good deal of clouds. right now mainly clear. a good deal of clouds today. we'll get into the mid-40s, upper 40s by lunch time to only near 50 with some late showers possible. that could affect the ride home. that's why we have a yellow alert but it will be for late today and this evening. andrea and mike, back to you. >> thanks, howard. >>> federal law says victims should not pay for rape kit exams yet across the country rape victims are getting billed for thousands of dollars after being treated. >> nikki burdine joins us live

pilot we knew it would take a look at to get the prong we the first bulb out on significantly and howard number one and 3 on the top collision intersection in the city to shorten the walking distance for our pedestrians before you to remind drivers that those curb outs are an important place of safety for our walkers and finally opened the signal an ross for many families that walk across the street to go to betsy carmichael and now we're here today to open this signal (clapping) is it so exciting that improvements that we've been able to make on the last 4 years to make this neighborhood a safer place for you'll have us and remind the people 3 walk and commute through the districts that seniors and kids live here on isle on fulsome and howard and significantly again, this wouldn't have been possible without our residents that took the leadership to make it a realty want to thank our city agencies for working hard to put this on the ground as quickly as possible tilly chang the prop a dollars that helped to fund this today and, of course, edward reiskin but also with an night the enginee

michael fontroy is associate professor of political science at howard university. good to have you back here with us. were you as surprised as most pundits were of the hogan win? >> yes. however, as races continue to be tight, the closer you get to election day, anything can happen. and while six or eight months ago i would have never given larry hogan a chance, it was clear by the time itot to late october, early november, that this was a real race. and we ended up with a major upset in the bluest state in the country. >> absolutely. two presidents there. both president obama and former president clinton, two first ladies, first lady obama and former first lady hillary rodham clinton, going, and they still couldn't pull it out for anthony brown. what went wrong with this message? was it the taxes that governor- elect hogan is talking about? >> i believe there are a couple of things that happened. first, with all due respect, anthony brown was never an inspiring candidate. he's not the kind of guy who energized voters and got people to say i'm ready to go run with

unfortunately howard. outer loop the beltway.tially with the response right side of the screen headed toward the scene of the crash. 270 jammed up outside of frederick for the incident that is southbound right as traffic merges on from 109. single file to the left able to squeeze by. that is also with the merging traffic at 19. virginia 95 your mess is on the wet pavement and volume. headed on into springfield. that is a look at timesaver traffic, joining us on this wet monday a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. at comcast, we're creating new possibilities. together with time warner cable, we'll be able to extend those to more people. comcast and time warner cable. together is better for more people. >>> isis terrorists beheaded an american this weekend. >> the u.s. is now accelerating its effort to destroy the group. >> reporter: the 15 minute video purportedly shows isis militants, their faces ex

with the residential building on mission and the high-rise on fifth street sdindz the building on howard starting at mission and marching you see how the building given a few shifts can be rated to the street walk we have enhanced these connections did height of the chronicle is reserved in the corner shift we bring the scale of the building by bringing down the corner the pipes and the scale of the module helps to enhance the pedestrian experience down marching street it is designed to have interrelated upper corners and degree of metal framgz and cement with you punched windows it is - maintenance a scale and has a character south of market moving into the high-rise building on forget street those diagrams show you the set backs and the reference to the adjacent structures we then give shape and form to the building along forget street and enhance those with texture this minimum ice cream the clock tower this influence is a relationship of the street wall here's a view looking at south on fifth street it is the high-rise that has a glass form and spultd the the apartment units within b

kimberle crenshaw: howard lawyers, the howard machine. that was the think tank that created the civil rights warriors who then spread out across the country and changed the face of law. narrator: in june of 1933 marshall graduated at the top of his class. as he waited for the results of his bar exam, charles houston was busy planning a road trip to new orleans. along the way he would document the inequality of southern black schools to support his developing legal strategy. juan williams: they need to document this in order to build a case. to make a brief. and so you get charles hamilton houston, in his car, bags of food, books, blankets, typewriter on the back seat - because he is going to be traveling through the south, and you know the hotels and restaurants don't always accommodate black people for sure. and he invites thurgood marshall to go with him. it's a powerful moment in thurgood marshall's life. rawn james: marshall was astounded by the abject poverty they encountered. in the deepest recesses of the jim crow baltimore was seg

howard and i will see you >> nikki: bonnie? >> victor: my baby is back. >> nikki: hi. >> victor: [ sighs contentedly ]