is where the icc meets interstate 95 in prince george's county. nikki burdine joins us live from the route 1 side of the icc in beltsville with a preview. good morning, nikki. >> reporter: good morning. this is good news for drivers here in beltsville who take route 1 to go to montgomery county. good news for you. guess what? these traffic barrels and all these signs here on this ramp getting off of route 1 on to the icc, they're going to be gone soon. that's because crews will come out here starting tonight to start removing all those and opening this up. this is the final section of the icc. it should all be open by monday morning. this project has been going on since 2011 and it is the final phase of the icc. this phase will open the connector to its full length. it will go east an extra one and a half miles to route 1 near the muir kirk marc stop. the partial interchange on i-95 at konterra drive near 198 will also be open n. will serve konterra drive which extends from old gunpowder road to the west, muirkirk road to the east. tolerates on th

today he is meading with the icc. i feel nervous. it's a new journey in my life. it's going to be a new experience for me. >> do you have a celly? >> no, sir. >> once you go to an sny, you are required to take a celly. >> yes. >> when you go, all the prison politics are thrown out the window. you can be housed with almost anyone. you understand that? >> yes. >> we are going to release you to the facility. do you have concerns with that? >> no, sir. >> do you have any questions for me? >> no, sir. >> agree or disagree with the actions? >> i agree. >> i am a lot happier now. i haven't been like this for a long time. i have been stressful towards the things are coming my way. now i can choose for myself. now that i make that decision, i can do that. >> the gang style is a dead end. that came after a violent fight with a cellmate. for daniel, another former gang dropout living in sny, early retirement was also involuntary. >> i pretty much have been hanging with him since i was a kid. when i came to prison, i already knew what i was going to be. a northerner. an indiv

so the icc, just to tee up a later discussion, probably none of you people will remember, the icc is gone, okay? we are going to be talking about the future of the icc. it doesn't exist anymore, all right? and i worked on the clinton administration. and two cheers -- all in my book, by the way, "trillion dollar economist," talked about what happened in the icc, how it grew up and then its demise and people don't realize that it was the carter administration that killed it. they all think that you know, reagan administration came on and killed off a lot of regulation, carter was responsible for airline deregulation and trucking deregulation and rail. >> rail. >> and ray. >> worked. >> it all worked, all right? and the icc in between the time -- right after time that they got ahold of telecommunications, along come trucks, you know, in the 1930s and they ended up with trucks. and, you know, in retrospect, shouldn't have had anything and we finally got rid of it all. so i mean, that's just -- that will sort of give you an indication where i'm going to be talking about, the future of the

so the icc, just to tee up a later discussion, probably none of you people will remember, the icc is gone, okay? we are going to be talking about the future of the icc. it doesn't exist anymore, all right? and i worked on the clinton administration. and two cheers -- all in my book, by the way, "trillion dollar economist," talked about what happened in the icc, how it grew up and then its demise and people don't realize that it was the carter administration that killed it. they all think that, you know, reagan administration came on and killed off a lot of regulation, carter was responsible for airline deregulation and trucking deregulation and rail. >> rail. >> and rail. >> and it worked. >> it all worked, all right? and the icc in between the time -- right after time that they got ahold of telecommunications, along come trucks, you know, in the 1930s and they ended up with trucks. and, you know, in retrospect, they shouldn't have had anything. and we finally got rid of it all. so i mean, that's just -- that will sort of give you an indication where i'm going to be talking about, th

so far, it is $89 million tension of the icc is not a busy road. oftenwatch, many seconds roll by before any cars do. but those who pay the extra $.40 from i-95 to wrap one, are not complaining about that. commenting ont how nice it route it was. this is wonderful. >> worth the $.40? >> worth all of it. >> money has always been part of the icc discussion. according to the maryland transportation authority, the $2.4 billion highway now generates $48 million in tools per year from 35,000 cars per day. -- 45,000 cars per day. this short stretch is expected to see light traffic until the area is more to heavily developed. one believes it will be a boost to his town. good for ourll be businesses here. >> mission barbecue owner bill kraus krause says it was a factor in deciding to open his laurel location just today. it is now precisely 18 minutes -- twoute 12 i to 70 i-270. trafficky.ss >> it was not a lot of advanced fanfare to say the road was going to open today. in the long run, official said this area is expected to see a development boom in part b

even if you don't plan on using the icc, there's plenty you need to know.kind of like making sure all the pipes in the house are ect canned properly. when you open a new stretch of road, you have to have the ramps and bridges in the right configuration. >> e don't want people coming into the area saturday, sunday, as much as you can stay away, know that everything will be open monday morning at 5:00. >> reporter: and with the maryland state highway administration, saying even if you use 95 or route 1 and don't plan on using the itc, there are changes. >> it's about 14 different movements we're open. not kind of getting into individual movements, but suffice to say by monday morning able to use the 95 interchange and drive the icc to route 1. >> using the itc saying she's looking forward to the new commuter option to get around the gridlock. >> at rush hour, it's terrible. >> reporter: right. >> i believe taking that road will help. chop italities bit. >> reporter: if you've lived in the d.c. yeah a while you know the icc was fiercely debated whether or not

the new stretch of icc open as of this morning.ht volume right now but an option for folks to consider, especially as more development happens at konterra. you'll see more development on that stretch of the icc and route 1 corridor. checking out the ride for 66 drivers, eastbound getting through manassas, you're still finding the volume delays there. to get past the rest area, are inville, leaving fair oaks to fair lakes although all lanes open. got the volume as you make your way into newington but with lanes open up to spring field, 395 slowest into landmark. still good beyond that up to the 14th street bridge. that's a look at your timesaver traffic this monday morning. wusa9 news continues right after this. i got the job. steak & eggs. steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs. boom. steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. ha ha! steak & eggs! steak & eggs! steak & eggs. when a day deserves steak & eggs give it steak & eggs. dunkin's angus steak & egg sandwich is oven toasted and made with angus beef. hurry in to

reminder, the icc is a toll road. you can use e-zpass or a higher toll by mail. >>> new this morning, there is a new report about how safe your child is when you buckle them into the car. more than half the new booster seats on the market are best bets for your kids. up to 42. position your child so the seat belt is snug and safe in every car. three were not recommended. the olympia and pacifica and batman back booster. you can watch tonight when erica gonzales will go in depth with the rankings. >>> today you'll need to grab the umbrella, the slicker. >> yeah. >> the kids wear the slickers. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to get an idea what kind of day we're going to have. >> eun, i love your bright yellow blouse. it is brightening our gray and wet morning. rain across virginia, maryland, coming out of west virginia, and heading off north and east. the heaviest rains in the darker greens. a few pockets of moderate showers. right on on the line. northern fauquier and northern prince will

icc in maryland, no problems either. we have that extra portion of the icc opening up later today. beltway at kenilworth moving along nicely as well. taking a look at 66 and 95 in virginia. lots of green. lots of motion. especially on a friday. who wants a a nasty morning commute on a friday, right? this construction still in the way for the next 10, 15 minutes. 395 northbound at edsall road, two right lane blocks. >>> melissa, thank you. weather people are joking or serious we hear how bad the school lunches are. we're going to show you why you might want to encourage your children to eat those lunches. >>> staying safe on a popular trail. a woman is attacked. bringing a little star powe at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> three men will be sentenced today for a drive-by shoot anything d.c. that hurt more than a dozen people. andrew al

there will also be a new i-95 interchange at konterra drive between the icc and route 198. both of the last segments of the icc and new interchange will be open to traffic by rush hour monday morning. >>> venus and serena williams will be in town today to cut the ribbon on the new williams tennis arena right here in washington. the tennis champions and city leaders will unveil the 48,000 square foot facility located at the southeast tennis and learning center in ward #. it's all -- ward 8. it's all wart of an $18 -- part of an $18 million renovation due in large part to the venus sisters. >>> a cameraman part of breaking news became part of the story. he was on his way to an armed robbery scene. he was flagged down and was told he was the man police were looking for in the armed robbery. he gave a tearful confession on camera and then jumped in and took off with the news man. >> i wanted to get that shot of him with the gun but i didn't want to get shot. >> you can understand why. the gunman then crashed the vehicle into a tank at a gas station. police eventually caught up

a reminder the icc is a toll road. you can use e-zpass or you will pay a higher toll by mail. >> you have to have e-zpass. today you need to turn on the headlights, the windshield wipe stories get going this morning. >> here's tom. good morning. >> icc and the other roads are wet. this rain tracks southwest to northeast, all across our region. it's raining northern va is va, maryland, the district, eastern shore. back edge 2:15 away. so around 8:00 this morning the rain will be ending it's a cool morning. low to mid-50s. have an umbrella and light jacket with a hood. temperatures remaining in the 50s for another couple of hours. later today, we'll have sunshine breaking out noon time. during the afternoon, a small chance of a shire. mid-60s midafternoon. a chilly change for the weekend. melissa, what's going on with the accident? >> braddock road at fairfax, westbound lane shut down. only one eastbound getting by. your alternate, lee highway. be really careful. wider look at things overall, no major problems. we are on

how surprised are you by this ruling from the icc?o you think the icc was under pressure not to punish israel? >> i think the entire world is under pressure not to punish israel, but the lessson we have seen is unless it is brought to justice for its crimes, it continues to commit them. we have just seen over 2,000 palestinians killed in gaza over the summer, including 500 children, and we have seen the destruction of gaza that is more horrific than when we set sail. we set sail to bring humanitarian aid to gaza, and to raise awareness worldwide of the suffering of palestinians in gaza. so the decision from the prosecutor was have been problematic. on the one hand she said she leed war crimes had been committed including willful willing of ten passengers who died from the wounds inflicted by the soerlsd -- soldiers, but she said it failed the test of gravity, and she didn't look at the issue around the plan or policy that israel has of committing war crimes. you can't just take the -- the incident that happened on the ship out of cont

the expectation is we won't see north korean leaders in front of the icc, but the very fact that theand that the member states will be voting toward this it may force pyongyang to change something within its own country. >> many thanks to you. john? >>> we'll stay with this story about north korea. the u.s. director of national intelligence is speaking out about his surprise visit there more than a week ago. >> james clapper returned home with two americans who had been held in north korean prisons. clapper himself was surprised by the sudden turn of events. >> reporter: clapper's night flight descended into the deep darkness of north korea where electricity like everything else, is in short supply. and on the ground in pyongyang, the situation was so murky, even america's top spy told bob schafer he was nervous. >> we weren't sure how this was going to play out. >> reporter: clapper's mission, bring back kenneth bae and matthew todd miller, both held for supposed crimes against the government. in return, they hoped for substantially better relations with the u.s. >> i think they wer

your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. >> the icc is all wet.all the area roads this morning. as we have had generally light rain coming through. 0.2 has fallen in washington. back edge is western fairfax, northern montgomery, southern prince william. this morning with temperatures in the 50s, you'll want a light jacket. you'll have showers another hour or so. there's the low cloud cover. light rain in washington now. 56 by 8:00. by noon, near 60. a little sun breaking out. a small chance of a shower in the afternoon. into the mid-60s. a look at a chilly change for the weekend at 6:51. melissa, what's going on the roads with the accidents. >> word of the day, allow yourself extra time. it will take a longer time. we have been tweeting this morning. 395 inside the beltway. and 66 as you head into town inside the beltway. still have the crash indian head at palmer road. it's taking you twice as long as it should. maryland, 270 south, 95 to 270, twice as long. 66 east, 95 north and 395 north all twice as long as it would normally take on a dry day.

as far as future tolls on the icc, a traffic study was completed. they'll look at that to determine whether tolls go up or come down. in laurel, adam tuss, news 4. >>> next a family reunited in maryland, and a suspected serial kidnapper off the streets. tonight, new questions about his connections to a virginia kidnapping. >> they helped me get my life back. >>> new at 6:00. an innovative program helps veterans win personal battles and changes minds after landing on the wrong side of the law. >>> plus, after the i-team 4's investigation, busting government workers. why he wants to cut off the co >>> first at 6:30, a team of reporter, would go new angles on the dap top stories. >>> new details in the kidnapping case that captivated the knt and ended in our backyard. the coordinated police effort and a car dealer's caution brought the ordeal to an end. the young woman brutally yamnke off the street in philadelphia is back home and the man accused of kidnapping her extradited to virginia to face charges in a vicious attack on another teenager last mont

. >> but up next big day for the icc more than three years after the first section opened. the intercounty connector will finally be complete. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast? that is up to him. get a fios triple play online for this great price and a $400 visa prepaid card with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> your commute could drive you a little crazy in tomorrow morning's rush hour when the final section of the intercounty connector will be open. it runs from i-95 to u.s. 1 in laurel. there will be a new i-95 interchange on contero drive between the icc and route 98. >>> thousands gathered today near berlin's brandenburg gate to mark the anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. it's been 25

sometimes it goes like that. >> both inmates involved in the fight are brought in front of the icc to the incident. >> this was not necessarily a real simple case of a fight in prison. essentially it was a black inmate and a white inmate that got into a fistfight in the dining room. and 99.9% of the time in a prison setting, that's a keg of dynamite. >> so mackey was placed in administrative segregation on march 11th. he's being charged with a mutual combat with an inmate. as of current he has a pending 115, however, the 115 states he's actually being charged with a battery on an inmate. >> what precipitated this? >> he stood up. >> okay, so you reacted to what you thought was a threat? >> yeah. >> okay. we're going to put you on walk-alone right now until we get you through this 115 because we're not sure exactly what's going on with you, and we're not going to go into the charges here. do you have any other questions about that? >> no. >> okay, man, take care. >> i'm not believing too much that the guy just stood up and he felt threatened. >> right. >> correct. >> i'm not interested

both the icc and the new i-95 interchange should be open to traffic on monday if weather permits. in the meantime, drivers are urged to follow signs, follow construction -- watch for construction crews and pay attention to new patterns. stars are in the district today to help reopen a beloved tennis learning center. the 18 million dollar newly renovated facility will have six new outdoor courts and ask indoor courts in addition to an outdoor clay court. the indoor part of the facility will be called the williams arena after the sisters. and eileen went there this morning. >> it was a lot of fun. they are getting ready for the big gala so the big arena, the williams arena, right now doesn't look like much, but they will be putting the courts and after the gala. >> may be an indoor court would be good. gusting between 30-40 miles per hour. i wanted to show you this time lapse because we saw a little sprinkles that moved through at maryland.0 here in things are looking a little better. we are going to be battling between clouds and sun today. 52 in alexandria. no rain as of right now

during rush hour, the entire 19-mile stretch is of the icc will cost $4.40. >>> crews are hard at work trying to replace a water main. we're tracking how much longer they will take and how you can get around this mess. >>> a chilly start on this monday. take a look at these temperatures from around our region. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is live on the national mall with what you can expect in your day ahead >> but first, getting your kids to eat their dinner. why teaching them cooking may make them more willing to eat their fruits and >>> in news for your health this morning, skin cancer is now the most expensive cancer to treat for men and women. the centers for disease control just released a study. it found in nine years the cost of treating that disease rose 126%. skin cancer expenses now top $8 billion a year. experts say now it is more important than ever to teach the dangers of indoor tanning and not wearing sunscreen outside. it's estimated 5 million americans have skin cancer. >>> if you have a hard time cooking dinner that your kids will actually eat, you may try s

this is chopper 4 live over the icc this morning. traffic moving well right now. crews opened the road over the weekend. we drove through and saw many people taking their first trip. the trip does come with a price. during rush hour, the entire 19-mile stretch of the icc cost $4.40. >>> new this morning, we're learning an accidental car fire led to all of this at one montgomery county home. the fire likely started in the engine of one of the family cars and quickly spread through the home on tracy drive in white oak sunday morning. nobody was hurt. that fire did about $130,000 in damage. >>> today the georgetown student who pled guilty to making ricin will be sentenced to jail. daniel millville was sentenced for cooking it up in his dorm back in march. he have going to use it to hurt another student or commit suicide. >>> a young veteran survived a war zone only to be killed when he returned home. army veteran francisco garcia was killed over the weekend in a shooting. a man in season suv confronted him. witnesses say they heard yelling and then six to eight gunsh

the last segment of the icc and new interchange will be open for monday morning's rush hour. >>> the concert for valor is fast approaching on veterans day. a long list of a listers will perform a free concert on the national mall. we have a complete list of road closures on our wusa9 app. you can scroll down until you find the category you heard it on wusa9. you can download the app for free on your android or apple devices. >>> there's no crying in football, but this brave little girl story is sure to warm your heart. >> plus why an '80s exercise video is going viral in 2014. >> reporter: president obama meets with congressional leaders for the first time since big gop gains in the midterm elections. i'm craig boswell at reliability, is now an american thing. introducing the all new chrysler 200. america's import. >>> now that voters have given republicans control of congress, president obama invited congressional leaders from both sides to the white house to talk about how to move forward in the lame duck session and what priorities gop leaders have for the new congress. craig pods

security council to prevent it from being hauled before the icc?reporter: well, it's a very good point, i'd say the odd at this point are still a long shot that those pushing this, and there are several countries backing this resolution, that they'll actually make it to the security council with the provisions intact and that it gets passed because the key to this is accountability. they're trying to get accountability for what they say are gross human rights violations, possible war crimes that kim jong-un and his regime are conducting to keep themselves in power. you know, the report is pretty breathtaking. and a lot of it is based on the testimony of north koreans who have fled that country. and to get out, they take a perilous journey. it's rare to actually speak to them before they reach south korea. we managed to do that and filed this story. in a remote border region of northeast china, we've set up a clandestine meeting with a north korean refugee escaping through china. transported by people, smugglers known as snakeheads. we can't show yo

it's about time the icc did its job. >>> there is a heightened sense of tension between israelis andalestinians a day after a driver rammed his vehicle into three israeli soldiers in the west bank. all three soldiers are wounded, one of them critically. the driver has since turned himself in. it happened on wednesday. israelis have been protesting another attack where a car rammed pedestrians at a tram stop in jerusalem earlier on wednesday. and the palestinian suspect in that attack was shot dead by israeli police. palestinians see the shooting as increased israeli aggression. at least 30 protesters have been arrested. >> we situation remains tense across jerusalem, of course in the occupied east where it has been extremely tense for the past several month, but also in west jerusalem. this is what israeli police are describing as a hit and run terror attack took place at a rail station in which one person died from his injuries in that attack carried out by a palestinian man who was later shot dead by police. but all of this underscores the tension right across the city. we have see

they're trying to make sure that north korea and the leader, kim jong-un, is not referred to the icc,nal court, which the u.n. has suggested should happen. and of course pyongyang has been on a charm offensive to mitigate this report. and also been rather elusive about the defectors themselves that have been claiming these human rights abuses, effectively calling them human scum. we spoke to one of those defectors, someone who had firsthand knowledge of one of these political labor camps. i'm shown the scars from the time in north korea's infamously brutal political camp. beaten so often, he says by the time he was released, he barely had any teeth left. he's also blind in one eye. bodyguard to former leader kim jong-il for years, after he was imprisoned he was tortured for years. the one man who has truly seen both sides of north korea and lived to tell the tale. "when i got there," he says, "people looked like walking skeletons. they had severe malnutrition, as did i. plus, i'd been beaten so much, my weight dropped from 94 dill kilos to 58 in six months." watching footage of a labo

the icc's jurisdiction is not capable of doing that. the scenario that worries them this place is run by one guy and 1,000 cronies. if some of those guys happen to be outside of the country and in a country that allows the icc jurisdiction to pertain to them, they could be arrested or detained. that whole scenario is something they never really seen before. they pretty much felt they are untouchable and insulated. in addition to the fact it is the evening -- they did it on the eve of obama's trip to asia to make sure every question is about the north koreans. >> obviously, the humanity of the situation begged an urgency. a criticism of the u.s. why aren't you doing more? why weren't you doing more? why not send envoys? they send clapper. is it fair to say you should have sent him sooner? >> i think they tried. i think the u.s. through the regular diplomatic panel, through sweden because we don't have diplomatic relations with them have been trying quietly. for a long period of time, the north koreans were not picking up the phone and no

. >> i spoke to the icc.'s leader is confident they can cut out. >> what we have brought out in this report is the fact if the world wants to limit temperature to two degrees celsius or less, by the end of the century, we would need to ensure that emissions are below zero or, at worst, at zero. so, therefore, it's very clear tot that the world has to look at that pos expect and it also has to look at what we need to do by 2050 and in 2050, what we have said is that emissions will have to reduce between 40 to 70% below the levels that existed in 20s 10. and this would require tripling or quadrupling energy supply including rue kneeable injury, nuclear, bio energy with carbon capture and stock. so, you know, it provides a very clear road matmap by which the record has to start moving rapidly not only by deploying technologies and methods that we have available today but also, setting the stage, creating the policy for the framework by which new technologies are going to be require in the next decade or two also

area, you know the icc was fiercely debated about whether or not it should even be built.ctronic toll road will stretch nearly 19 miles from gaithersburg to laurel. >>> as far as future tolls on the icc, a traffic study was just completed. officials will take a look and determine whether the toll should go up or come down. >>> good morning once again everybody. outside a clearing sky out there and sunshine. how mild will it be today and what about veterans day? what about veterans day? that forecast is merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play online for this great price and a $400 visa prepaid card with a 2-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disa

but icc tompkins who now considers patagonia her home, feels that national parks are a line of defense to prevent the destruction of the naturalorld long after she and her husband are gone. >> are we willing to use up every square inch of this planet, just to make sure that we humans school as much as we want to? >> the tompkins who have created national parks more than any other couple in the world are saying no. lucia newman, al jazeera, chile. >> time for sports, here is robin. >>> 6-4, 6-1 thrashing of thomas burdick, the australian didn't have the best results in the past, but roger e-federer won relatively easily. novak djokovic is hoping to retain his ranking, djokovic star the defense of his title, with the play against adam clich. >> so it's great that tennis and offers an opportunity to have an event. >> from tennis to cricket and pakistan's informed batsman, 566 foot 3 against new zealand, comes from ahmad shizad. unfortunate circumstances, knocked down his own stumps after. he was hit on the head by a bouncer from corey anderson. had to be taken to hospital for a checkup an

. >>> a new push to get you to use the icc. the new proposal that could make that trip more affordable. >>> a cool start to the day. change is on the horizon. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel is tracking a warmup in our future >>> this morning there are some calls to lower the tolls on the inter county connector. not many people choose to go drive on the icy sea and are clogging up back roads. it runs from i-270 to route 1 in laurel. it will cost you $4.40. >>> vdot is working, making sure you get in and out of the shopping mall a little bit faster. some of the traffic lights have been re-timed. vdot says it collected a lot of data last year and is using that to make traffic run better this year. it will be used to make adjustments in real-time. >> this is a great idea. you know how tough it is to get out of the mall parking lot. >> i live by the tysons area. i often go because it's so close there that's why. >> because it's so close. >> people are out there with lights directing traffic. it is risky. they move them in

. >> it was named icc re krc reflecting the new school with italian and french cuisine. >> it's a real. >> we're thrilled to be here. he's widely accredited. his new res straushlt. michael is co-owner of the meatball restaurant. his story is so good cbs recently optioned it for a sitcom. >> she graduated from icc in 1999 and came back to complete the sommelier program in 2012. and mr. chocolate, around here he's dean of pastry arts. i know enough to start with a faculty member in this discussion. you joined the faculty in 1993. >> yes. >> what is so special about this place? >> it's in did many the middle of new york city. it's a very good school and total immersion into school. six months of just cooking. did what we call an apprenticeship in france. it's two years long. we learned more in six months than we have in two years. >> anthony and i have the privilege of seeing chefs every week and many are self-taught. what do you think in this day and age of someone who has classic training and someone who's self-taught. >> ooh, me. i love this question because the school taught me a stil

fears that could be sanctions and the leader could be referred to the icc. john. >> the u.s. wading into the opening with north korea seeing if it ends up leading to anything else. paula, thanks. >>> nuclear talk was iran are heating up in oman. john kerry meeting into the night with the foreign policy chief. the two sides facing a november 24th deadline to cut a deal. after that, an interim agreement keeps the iranians from building a nuclear bomb expires. >>> the supreme leader talks about israel. ayatollah khomeini says the way to bring an end to israeli crimes is a vote that would end in the injection of all jewish immigrants to israel. he goes on to say the elimination of israel does not many the massacre of jewish people. the khomeini is calling for a referendum of palestinians and jews. >>> new this morning, the white house is promising a more satisfying experience for americans looking to sign up for obamacare. open enrollment on the web site begins on saturday. we are told consumers can start window shopping now to check out options. this is something they could not

the fire happened about six this morning on mills avenue which is near the icc. we don't know how much damage it caused. you can see the roof of the home is now ruined. >>> you could be on the lookout or should be, for new cameras in the speeding and people who run stop signs. right now, police are issuing warnings about a month, though, they will start ticketing the drivers. make sure you share the story with your friends. we posted a link for all the new cameras on our nbc washington facebook page. >>> many waking up to freezing temperatures. frost warnings this morning. temperatures in the 50s in most places now. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kean joi us now. >> right now, storm team 4 radar scanning the sky. we don't have any rain around. just a few clouds. right now, our temperatures are getting the low 50s or in prince georges county, montgomery county. fair county now hitting 50s in many locations. up to freezing there this morning. in warrington, it's 62 already. it was 32 at dawn. a 30-degree jump just since dawn in warrington and culpepper, right now,

during rush00 the entire 19 mile stretch of the icc cost $4.40. >>> today, montgomery county will unveil a new memorial in rockville. dedicating the fallen heroes memorial and an eternal flame. that's going to be happen at 1:00 this afternoon. it's happening at the complex center. on monroe street. the county says the memorial will honor all the soldiers and police officers who risked their lives for our country every day. >>> and new at midday, right now, joe biden is at a conference at the national harbor. the general assembly is meeting there. they're discussing lots of issues affecting the jewish community today. vice president biden spoke about remembering the holocaust. >> the hardest thing is getting harder. the more distant the holocaust, the harder it is to make it real for even your children. for even your children. but it's important. >> more than 100 people will be speaking at the conference this weekend, including nbc meet the press moderator chuck todd. we have information on a virus that could bring down your iq. you'll want to hear this. plus, seasonal hiring. why this ye

if that happens and it starts being continuous we may have another icc on you and place you on a.s.,arn you, okay? >> fine. >> keep this in mind, okay? take advantage of this opportunity because i know chances are when you go to court you'll get out. somehow you get locked up again, all right? if you behave the next time you come in, if you come back you have a good chance to go back to population and trade up and no more a.s. so take advantage. >> it's kangaroo court. thank you. >> you're welcome, but it's -- >> do you have any questions about any of this? >> no. >> he's never satisfied with anything he gets. however, you can't keep someone locked down forever. you have to give them a chance and he's always asked for a chance and this is his opportunity if he proves himself he'll finish out his time here, but he's a frequent flier. he's going to be back. >> wow! >> coming up, the unusual circumstances that land one inmate in disciplinary segregation. >> i started a fire with my alarm clock, i kind of light something. >> will probably die alone in this jail cell if i don't change. ie

the fire department posted these pictures on facebook of the fire on mills avenue near the icc in silver spring. we're told five residents. >>> with special needs, have been moved to another house. we spoke with one of the health care workers who went into that home to save those inside. we'll hear from him in our next half hour. >>> he was only a month old and now police want to know who killed him. rajon tireek brown was found unconscious inside a home on trenton place in southeast washington last week. the medical examiner now says the baby was beaten to death. few other details have been released. >>> right now the man who led the city of boston for two decades is being laid to rest. a private burial ceremony is going on now for mayor tom menino. it follows a private mass in his home neighborhood. this is video from his wake on e funeral procession today was very public. thousands lined the streets to give him a final salute. menino tied thursday from cancer. he left office back in january after serving five terms. >>> her story is one of the most talked about today an social media,

security council, the humanitarian situation in north korea to refer to the icc, international criminal court, this year, the u.n. released a 400-page landmark report criticizing north korea's humanitarian situation calling many of the violations crimes against humanity. since then, north korea has this massive charm offensive, even sending u.n. -- north korean ambassador tried to defend its human rights record. it's providing yet another motivation. >> but is it legitimate? what makes you think that kim jong-un would be all that caring about the human rights violations? surely he's got to know what's going on inside his own country. >> he could ignore the situation, but i think the u.n. report is talking about just personally saying that kim jong-un himself is committing crimes against humanity, that we should refer to the icc. it's really been bothering the north koreans. it's not the only motivation but it's certainly been a factor, along with some other things we just talked about. china is no longer so supportive of north korea. and north korea is looking at other nations. >> how a

very few allies, cuba, who's trying to ensure that north korea and kim jong-un are not referred to the icc. >> paula hancocks live for us there in seoul. >>> we're going back to jerusalem. images coming in from the scene outside that synagogue where we are now told by police that four israelis are confirmed dead in an early morning attack at a synagogue during early morning prayers. two palestinians are accused of carrying out this attack, armed with knives and an ax. they may have also had some kind of handgun as well. there is a third suspect who is also being looked for right now. residents in the area have been told to stay indoors while they search for a third suspect. those two palestinians who the police are now calling terrorists were shot dead, along with four israelis killed. a number of others remain in a critical condition. the last report we had, five israelis were in a critical condition, but that may have now changed that we have confirmation that four israelis were killed in this attack. this happened in the northwestern part of jerusalem. at a synagogue, earlier today in t

icc at maryland 95 is looking good, no problems there.ure of prince george's county is coming up. >>> 5:54. this morning neighbors are worried about potential health problems after a water main break that caused raw sue sanlg to back up into their homes in north virginia in south jordan street not far from the landmark mall. here's a look at one backyard in the area. furniture is soaked with stool water all piled on top of each other. american brought in servepro to clean up the mess there. but neighbors say the biggest worry is not their property. >> we are running around with nothing on but they have white uniforms on. i think this is a health problem. we have sewage water coming in here. >> a spokeswoman for the water company says they do not have a health analysis but the problem started last thursday when the water main broke up the street backing up the sewer pipes and flooding homes. >>> a group is meeting in montgomery county today to protest cell phone towers at your children's school. the county school district plans to build on

security council has the authority to refer north korea or inleader kim jong un to the icc.y have repeatedly denied any human rights abuses. >> we have more on this. david, wh enthis all gets to the u.n. security council, it's not just there that chinese are protecting the north korean, it's also when it comes to refugees who try to flee the hel hole. >> that's right, china doesn't even consider north koreans who defect from the country passing through china as refugees. they call them economic migrants. and that says, the u.n. refugee agency, is absolutely wrong. that china has obligations under international law. so in that u.n. report that you describe, it doesn't only slam north korea and the oppressive regime, it says that china is complicit in possible crimes against humanity. in a roe mote border region of northeast china, we've set up a clandestine meeting with a north korean refugee escaping through china. transported by people smugglers known as snake heads. we can't show you his face for safety reasons. we'll calm him lee. i was coming over to hiding lee tells me.

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. >>> here at home, there is a push to drop the toll prices on the intercounty connect or the icc. they're the stress-free stretch of road because fewer cars travel on it. since there is so little traffic on it, some drivers want the toll price lowered to help ease the congestion on other roads in the area. the nearly 19-mile highway costs $4.40 during rush hour each way. >>> most of the power for more than 300,000 people in new england is back today. it was lights out, though, on thanksgiving morning, thanks to the winter storm that slammed the region this holiday. heavy snow up to 20 inches in some states, brought down trees, branches and power lines across the region. the heavy snow wasn't the only problem, either. cars filled with last-minute travelers also brought down power lines. >> it was a big night for travel. people were trying to either, you know, get home or get some place for the holiday. and a lot of people slid into poles. >> photos posted on social media showed people using gas stoves and outdoor grills to cook their thanksgiving feast and dine by candlelight. it m

security council has the authority to refer north korea or its leader, kim jong-un, to the icc. >>> residentsalo, new york, dealing with just incredible amounts of snow now. some places have seen more than 60 inches or 152 centimeters this week. where on the way. the mayor says snowfall there is heavier than anything they've seen in 40 years. >>> now for a palestinian perspective on the jerusalem terror attack. the rising tensions between it and the prospects for deescalation. i spoke with the executive director of the jerusalem fund and its educational program, the palestine center. here's that interview. joining me from washington, d.c., we're witnessing yet another cycle of violence here in this region. we know that as far as the palestinians are concerned this is taking place in the larger contest of the israeli occupation. but what specifically do you think is behind this latest uptick in clashes? >> i think what we're seeing today particularly in jerusalem is really about exactly what is happening to the palestinian population in jerusalem which is in itself sort of representative of wh

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like the icc and maryland, the new express lanes will also have no cash toll booths. >>> well, the rolleroaster is going up, apparently. >> yeah. we like that direction. >> always fun. >> that's where a lot of people want to get off and stay. >> at the peak. >> where the temperatures come back. we're going from 70, and right now it feels like 30. we're going to get to 70 potentially on monday. that's a 40-degree temperature swing, but it's not going to stay that way. you know that. first off, take a look outside and show how things are happening across our region. first, we're going to take a look at buffalo. that's buffalo, for sure. again, some areas picked up 6 to 7 feet of snow. one place even picking up 80 inches of snow. that is just amazing to see that much of snow in parts of the area. that is more than we get in an entire season, and they have seen that in three days. the big problem now as they dig out, they could see some rain, and they could see some flooding. that is a very big concern as warmer air moves that way. that same warm air will move our way eventually, but not now.

chief icc prosecutor fatou bensouda said no action would be taken, even though war crimes had likely been committed when israeli commandos stormed the aid ship mavi marmara. >> i have determined there is a reasonable basis to believe that war crimes under the jurisdictionf the international criminal court were committed on one of the vessels. marmara was intercepted in may 2010. however, after carefully assessing all relevant considerations, i concluded that the potential case or cases likely arising from an investigation into this incident would not be sufficient gravity to justify further action by the court. >> a new investigation has found more than 340 multinational corporations have avoided paying billions of dollars in taxes by obtaining secret deals in luxembourg. the report was published by the consortium of investigative journalists in collaboration with more than 80 journalists across 26 countries. the journalists obtained nearly 28,000 pages of confidential documents which reveal that some of the world's largest companies, including pepsi, ikea, aig, coach and deutsche ba