starting with 35 degrees and 5 at dulles, 30 inles hagerstown, 31 in martinsburg. your forecast, 36 degrees and cloudy and 9:00, 40 at noon, 44 at 5:00 with mostly cloudy skies. we will see snow flurries tonight. the warmer weather arrives. we will check on that in your seven-day forecast. first, time for traffic and jamee. it's a good time to get going. let's hit the road running. quiet in virginia on 395. in maryland and in the district, to tell you about. along. it looks so nice. no problems. if you are taking the beltway, the john hanson highway, the wilson bridge and through bethesda, silver spring, travel lanes are open. back to you. >> thank you. we begin this morning with a story out of d.c. police need your help to find a missing since late week. six-year-old eriona birts was seen january 31 in the 2000 e street. police believe she maybe with a non-custodial parent and they may have left the city. if you know where she is, call police in d.c. >> in takoma park, police continued to search for boy.ssing the 12-year-old was last seen monday night. released.et

what they're facing inaryland that all states -- all jewish, muslim, a protestant, quaker, together inlingg of this which is interesting. 1973, there have been 140 row agglomerations,here row scheduledth executed as found the evidence to absolves that person. this is something that cannot be reversed. if anyone doubts the political just have to go back to 1992 when n a young democratc arkansas flew all new hampshire back little rock to preside over execution of a on who d have an iq in the double digits. be b billt would clinton. >> all these arguments are strong. arguments about o fairness. ththese are irreversible mistak. the strongest argument against penalty, and the one i that you try tos society atvilized level of violence that you can. it is a sign of civilization, that you can administer a society and have it live in peace with as little official violence as you can. that is an argument why, if you abolish it t without all hell , and it can bee because there is no between death rates existence of capital then you should do it. can, we oht to. europe lives without a death penalty

. >> los inl documendocumentados enviar correos elÉctricos porque es su futuro el que estÁ en juego.ecesito hacerle un cuento largo, necesi necesitamos una reforma migratoria necesitamos su voto. >> en el dÍa 14. el mes que viene. >> queremos que en estos 3 dÍas del 12 al 14 de marzo que hallan una movilizaciÓn electronica al congreso queremos que un millÓn de personas llamen al congreso y le digan queremos esa reforma migratoria. >> en 3 dÍas. >> 12- 13- 14 si todos llamamos fÁcilmente, entonces nosotros te vamos a pasar la informaciÓn del nÚmero de telÉfono cuando este mÁs cercano el dÍa y por favor informar a la gente y si todos llaman estoy seguro de que van a sentir que tienen que actuar. >> y yo creo eliseo que es tan importante recalcarle a la comunidad que son momentos crÍticos que este ha sido quizÁs la mejor oportunidad que tiene nuestra comunidad en aÑos, pero no es cosa que los polÍticas sean los Únicos que se movilizan. >> no, mira josÉ, como tÚ sabes que este momento no ocurriÓ porquÉ pronto se le salieron los corazones y las mentes no tenemos el momento porque nosotros

samantha wilson joining us tonight inl so glad you are all right. thank you for sharing what you saw in your picture that you took as well. >> thank you. >> now we will go to meteorologist maria molina in the meteorologist center. >> unfortunately right -- fort fat gn -- fortunately no other tornado warnings. we do in some areas in central time. today we saw 48 tornado warnings issued stretching from portions of eastern texas into eastern sections of alabama. multiple reports of damage power lines down trees down in several down -- counties. three homes damaged numerous trees down and power lines also brought brought down. marion county 3 injuries from this report and also homes damaged. >> in hlamar county 5 homes damaged out here. across forest county which is where hattiesburg is located. ocro high school and baseball fields major league damage. reports of damage across mississippi into alabama and at risk for additional tornadoes with tornado watches in sfekt. no tornado warnings are issued. when they get issued for your county it is very import

inl back with frequent updates throughout the morning as this snow event comes through.st 4 traffic with danella now. >>> first 4 traffic office. this is a crash northbound 355, montgomery county at perry parkway. the intersection is temporarily blocked but how cars are working their way around is they're basically turning on to perry parkway, doing a u-turn and continuing back on to north bound 355. this is just in. i'll give you an update in ten minutes. still tracking the accident i-95 northbound lanes off to the right shoulder lane at prince william parkway, you can see an accident lined up to your right shoulder lane. your travel lanes are open. northbound 395 in the hov lanes at duke street, left shoulder lane blocked by an accident therement aaron? >>> thank you, danella. black history month kicks off today. the smithsonian museum getting a donation from gabby douglas. she was the first african-american woman to win gold in the individual all around competition at the 2012 london games. the virginia native is giving the wrist tape and uneven bars used to help her

inl if we crash in practice or the duals, which is a race on thursday, we don't get to start in the frontso we have to be smart, but it doesn't mean we can't get the chance to feel what it's like around other cars. >> so don't be modest. what are you doing this time that is different or better than before or better than the other drivers? >> i don't know how to answer that. all i can do as a driver is to be smooth. to not let the car bind up too much. let it go where it wants to go a little bit. keeping a minimum distance, as little as possible. but oempb that, i mean, it's very much about the crew. so i know you told me not to be modest. but it's very much about the crew and the engine and the car. those elements have to be in place. >> you were also modest in the history question. you said you do understand that you made history today. but do you understand there are young women and little girls at home watching you who will say i can do that. i can be a danica patrick. and my producer is saying little boys. little boys have had role models in racing from the beginning. you're a role mo

know and as we have had the discussion, senator, the term torture has a lot of legal and political inllications. >> do you have a personal opinion as to whether waterboarding is torture. >> i have a personal opinion it's something that is reprehensible and should not be done. >> back in 2007 he told cbs that the interrogation program had provided some useful information. >> there have been a lot of information that has come out from these interrogation procedure that is the agency has, nskt, used against the real hard core terrorists. it has saved lives. >> inconsistencies robin in what you just heard? is that a consistent narrative from mr. brennan? >> not completely obviously saying sometimes it produces information and sometimes it isn't -- >> not enough to derail this nomination. >> i don't think so. i think brennan probably compared with hagel is going to be a breeze to get through, but these are issues and this is what this testimony actually illustrates, that really tug at the heartstrings of americans. we have had a traumatic decade. we have come away questioning tactics of tor

some of that money has gone to inl. so if you're an honest broker as well, that's another way that you can show that you're more credible. in terms of measures, if the election and can use mostly safe, we still won't be able to take credit for it because it's kind of a big thing. but i think we will be able to say these are the elements that we contributed to the. if it's mostly violent we can say, yeah, wasn't less violent where we were? i'd rather be measured on what we are actually trying to do rather than all of our inputs were fine and my people behaved well. what's the point? i mean, the bigger point is the reason we are there. that's what i would like to be measured. >> thank you. we have time for one more question. before we take a, i just want to remind you all that this meeting is on the record. [laughter] >> that's too bad. it's too late now. [laughter] >> yes, it's too late now. >> make it a multiple choice, if you would, or true false would be even better. >> i nancy burke, george washington university. i'l

scene this morning, processing the crime scene and really -- we are not expected to get many details inle that tess -- until that's finished. ethan has a very big day tomorrow. it's his 6th birthday. no doubt his family has a lot to celebrate. reporting live from midland city, alabama, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a market street makeover. the big plans in san francisco and what will move over from mission street to improve the traffic flow. >>> the plan to improve safety at the american embassies and how the billion-dollar price tag would be paid. >>> mostly cloudy out there. clouds being helped along by a cold front. highs in the 50s. >>> this is new video out of turkey. these are u.s. patriot missile batteries. turkey asked nato for the anti- aircraft system to help defend itself during the civil war in neighboring syria. 400 u.s. troops are assigned to the patriot missile. >>> in a 16-page u.s. justice department report attorneys for the obama administration write it would be lawful to kill a u.s. citizen if a lie-level government official decides the target is a member of al qaeda

we got notice for work in syria and we will do some rule of law training with inl, but that does not mean it will be good or it will work. the best evaluation that you can have is something that says this work and this did not work. when i go to the hill and say everything i did was really and , the to note immediately. when i say this is what we could do better, that has quite a lot of residents -- residents and also has more credibility. we are not just constantly championing ourselves. we got back $30 million of money that have not been obligated. crisis funds that had set in embassies for two years. nobody in the u s government thinks you can go out and grab the money. we did it in a highly predictable way so that everyone could see it coming and it was not a surprise and we got $30 million out of it. not has not come back to us. if you are an honest poker, that is another way you can show you are more credible. in terms of measures, if the election in kenya is mostly safe, we still will not be able to take credit for it because it is a big thing. these are the elements we will b

observation, and interpret the constitution or the laws of the united states, well, they're more flex inl. what -- flexible. what do you want it to mean today? so we can have a common understanding of what people mean when they sign an agreement or pass a law. so anyway, "politico" reported that democrats and progressives were -- quote -- "cheering the office of management and budget jack lew's promotion to the white house chief of staff saying he was a decades long -- he had a decades long history of protecting entitlement programs, especially medicaid." it goes on, "politico" reported that -- quote -- "lew played a crucial role in protecting medicaid from across-the-board cuts that would take place if the super committee didn't get a deal, which it didn't. when senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's aides pressed for including medicaid as part of the sequester during a last-minute conference call, lew shouted the answer is no, no, no, exclamation point. so this has not been a healthy situation and this country is now in a fix. we've got the sequester that's hammering us, and dispropor