jeanette: you don't have to be a member? >> many of the people outside are not members, they are christians of all faith, color, and creed and we are happy to share our faith. jeanette: it only takes a few seconds, we invite you to come out as well. jeannette reyes, back inside to you. tell the pastor that we said hello. you can see that they had those heat lamps out there, it's cold out there today. 36 degrees right now. despite all the sunshine now, this afternoon for :00, 5:00, there could be some bands of heavy snow showers in the area. just what we don't want to hear about. time lapse from fairfax, closely on the right-hand side you can see it just under the streetlight, you see that white color on the ground? snow showers came to the area and when that happened, it caused some slick spots. watch what happens as we get through the morning. just from a little sunshine. that's the story right now. just a little bit of sunshine. temperatures around the area climbing, but it's later this afternoon that has our attention her

standing by live, jeanette hansen. jeanette: i can tell you that the arkansas governor is shaking hands, what he has to do is put aside character doubts. doubts that were put to the public in publications like this. he has apparently done just that. perhaps those were not that significant to voters here in new hampshire. you can see the governor, the back of his head, shaking hands. he is about to go to the podium, a resounding reception for governor bill clinton, who is very solidly finishing in second -- what appears to be second-place. i have not yet gotten a glimpse of hillary clinton. some 16 years together, they have one child, chelsea. she is 11. she is not here tonight. the crowd began to chant. the crowd -- here she is. mrs. clinton. >> we want bill! >> we want bill! from new reporters hampshire, arkansas, a contingent from new jersey, new york -- chanting "we want bill." governor clinton gave me an exclusive interview at 7:40 tonight. he wants to take his message of reclaiming the south for the middle class.

cox and utah's first lady, my wonderful wife, jeanette. my fellow utahns, the utah we know and love today stands on higher ground because of the many sacrifices of utahans who have gone before us. let me begin this evening by acknowledging two of these giants who left us this past year. former governors norm bangerter and arlene walker. among governor bangerter's many achievements, he deserves great credit foreign creasing education funding and improving government efficiency in a time of economic uncertainty. governor bangerter was a down to earth leader who liked to say he was just an old farmer and carpenter from granger who happened to be governor. we all saw so much more in norm bangerter. he was a true leader who had the courage to stand up for what he believed. he knew how to partner with the legislature to solve the critical issues of the day. in short, norm offered utah what we need in this state, and that is the steady hand of leadership. governor walker was also a leader and a trail blazer. the first woman to hold utah's highest

jeanette reyes looks at the document at the center of the controversy. and why the principal is speaking out. jeanette: a growing controversy going well beyond classrooms here at wootton high school. the acting principal is outraged about upcoming senior trip she considers irresponsible and concerning. students will be heading to mexico for the annual spring break trip organized by parents. in the trip, legal agreement states that the drinking age in mexico is 18. kimberly kimberly bolden says in a letter sent to parents tuesday, "our community has suffered tremendous losses and i'm disappointed that anyone would imply that drinking by our students who are not yet of legal drinking age is acceptable, even if it may be allowed in a different country." take a listen to how some students are reacting to this. >> if there is a supervisor there, they should like do it all together and make sure that they know what is happening. >> what happens in mexico will happen in mexico because it doesn't have an impact on the school. it's not a school trip. jeanette: in

since then its become a photo- stop for some pop history.the home's seller, jeanette meadows.. was 80 when the footage was shot. she does not know who beyonce is.but, the pop- star factor paid off.the home sold for 650 thousand bucks!jeanette was also paid a 300 dollar fee for the music video. 3 3 3 >>> good morning, happy day to you, we will get it all of your top stories in just a moment. >>> a little breezy and cool. >> if you go for a leap you will be wind aided. >>> we had gusts over 40 miles per hour, after midnight as the rain and embedded thunderstorms came through the area. right now there's gusts between 20, and 23 at the airport. he these winds are going to be on radar. the rain from last night cleared out. even rumbles of thunder and as that moved through with the cold front as that moved through. 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. 41 now, west winds at 24, a windchill of 31, it is a cold start. you will need the heavier jacket as we start around 40, partly cloudy at noon, and later today, low 50s, skies many about sunny and above-normal for this time of the year.

mack tells us how to avoid credit card thief arian jeanette: it's a fact of life, we all need creditnd credit history. which makes credit cards a necessity in your wallet. you have to be sure you are getting most from your cards. some credit card fees can be avoided sibley by knowing what not to do. a late payments or return payment fees should be avoided at all costs. setting an homage -- setting an automatic payment is a no-brainer. card costs like annual fees and foreign transaction fees are also easy to dodge by simply choosing a card that doesn't have them. choose one that complements your lifestyle, fee or no fee. even though some rewards cars that rewards cards do have annual fees, some perks may outweigh the fee and some cash rewards may pay for itself. it's all about reading the fine print. know the fees and no the rewards. find a card with points that never expire. what in the right combo in your wallet can maximize your purse and power and offer little cost. see you next week predicted have any financial see you next week predicted have any financial questions i knew it co

jeanette reyes, abc7 news. leon: coming up next week on abc7, jennifer donelan will take a close look at the heroin problem in metro area in towns along two busy local highways. our hooked on heroin series starts next week on "abc7 news at 5:00". alison: coming up now on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- "7 on your side" digs up a law that lets the government read each and every old e-mail, text and private message you send. leon: first, check out the picture. this is from richard of the snow. look at that. beautiful. he says he took it in virginia. around 7:20 in the morning. when you see weather like this, send it to us at pics@wjla.com. a little now federal law from 30 years ago allows the got without a warrant to read any digital message, six months after you send it. >> this is the most intimate and the most personal information you can have about someone, what they are thinking throughout the course of their whole life. this the government need to treat that as a constitutionable matter, what it will -- constitution

senator came under fire again monday for repeating this line, moments apart, at the same event: jeanette and i are raising our four children in the 21st century on the democratic side - hillary clinton is bracing for a fight to the finish against bernie sanders. four votes for bernie sanders.none for hillary. the vermont senator already picked up a win in dixville notch overnight...and is leading clinton among female voters in the granite state. i have a message to all undecided voters -- please vote thanks weijia. and with the nevada caucuses starting in less than two weeks, be sure to stay with channel two news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage of campaign 20-16. coming up on channel 2 news this morning... dusty from the spca is here with pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast "channel 2 news continues with meteorologist jeff martinez's pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" mostly sunny and mild today with s. lake tahoe, and light winds. beautiful weather continues for us through the weekend with highs in the 60s and

our last panelist is lieutenant colonel jeanette haney. she is in the marine corps forces reserve, a cobra pilot and a combat veteran. she's a ph.d. candidate at george washington university studying domestic terrorism and inequality. with that, ladies, please begin. i eelt be talking today about women as stakeholders. particularly from the lens of post conflict and peace building, or formal peace processes. the women of liberia mass action for peace which is a group of women both muslim and christian who are organized to end the violence in the second liberian civil war. they called for peace talks. in fact, they practically forced president charles taylor to sit down with rebel groups. and then led by a delegation of these women, they sat in on -- or rather staged a sit-in at the peace process in acrogahna, the process that would lead to the acra comprehensive peace agreement signed august 18, 2003. . the women were not part of any formal delegation. they did not formally participate in the peace process. their role in that moment was to

she was able to go to the reporting for abc7 news, i'm jeanette reyes. >> congratulations. michelle: glad his mom was able to make it and be part of it. jonathan: nice. michelle: extra special. jonathan: congratulations to him and his family. so many men and women serving the country who do heroic things and they may not get the same honor. coming up at 4:00 -- >> e. coli shut down an exhibit at jonathan: get back to breaking news at the beginning of the newscast. the kids farm at the national zoo was closed after e. coli was found. diane cho has the latest for us. >> there is a sign up because e. coli was discovered in the animals. the animals are being quarantined. this particular strand of e. coli they found has potential to cause illness t the kids farm were quarantined and the public contact animal like gets and cows tested negative for the last routine in december adding that the bacteria could have been transferred from a wild animal or through a food source. according to the disease for control and prevention some are harmless but other strains can make you sick. mi

according to his campaign, rubio and his wife jeanette made 2 point 2 million from 2010 to 2014 and paid over 526-thousand dollars in taxes. donald trump said he'll keep his returns under wraps until his i-r-s audits are done. the i-r-s says trump is free to release the information if he wants to. as for iowans, the iowa department of revenue is extending it's tax filing deadline to april 30th. the extension gives people more file without a penalty. taxpayers who earn at least two-thirds of their income from farming or commercial fishing will have until that date to file and pay their 2015 returns. still ahead on the channel 13 news at ten... why apple is still refusing to comply with the goverment's request for information and how soon lawmakers plan to discuss the case again. apple has filed it's formal what's all this nonsense about balls? pink balls, blue, yellow, red. it's hard to keep the whole thing straight. and all these so-called deals? well, they come with a lot of deal breakers. like when you leave the city the signal goes weak. u.s. cellular built a network to give you a str

jeanette: just got off the phone with dominion power, they are having about 2000 customers i want to show you what we are seeing now. a lot of melting. this was not the case earlier. tree branches were encased in ice. we knew itretty, but was going to be a problem. images, it was pretty amazing to see the icing problems on the roadways. multiple cars slid off the road. these conditions, they were slick. many schools closed for the day. a lot of parents have complained about what is the point of closing the schools. it seems like it was not that serious. slick.it was very we were on a parking lot and in leesburg and it was like an ice rink. very treacherous. sidewalks were in existence. it seemed it was a triple threat. the freezing rain, slush, snow, the melting, now having to deal with the flooding in many areas. the power company will try to get the power up soon. they feel the worst of it is behind us. i will hand it over to sam sweeney. what are you seeing on your end? sam: it is unbelievable how much the weather has changed from this morning to now. rain has pulled away. hopeful

nats: jj working out hollywood trainer...jeanette jenkins knows! jj: the hollywood trainer ...training some of the hottest bods in hollywood... i train pink, i train alicia keyes, and kelly rowland. pushing her a-list clientele to tone up fast! we do cardio, sculpting and then wealance it with yoga and pilates. in the 3 - 6 weeks leading up to the red carpet?her celeb clients - working most of the time the women are in gowns and their arms are open so i make sure i really hit those arms and the upper body. like this exercise targeting the arms and upper back? jeanette says the row and fly -- is a celeb favorite -- and it works! does pink do this? jj: she sure does. she does whatever i tell her too! another secret? nutrition!!! lowering the sugar content. so it's like no more processed foods. no sugars. but her best advice -- beyond hitting the gym?? confidence? jj: my number one thing is never no can't work out with me and be like "i hate my legs", oh my god i hate my abs- you have to love yourself. for gma, ab, abc news, la. lukas: and just days b

jeanette: reporting in woodbridge, jeanette reyes, abc7 news. jonathan: almost two weeks after someone shot administrators from two different schools now an arrest has been made. the administrators from roosevelt high and ballou high school were seriously hurt in the high school on eaton road. they arrested justin headspeth who is now charged with assault with the intent to kill. police are not releasing the motive. michelle: police say he stabbed his elderly mother to death and set fire to asen hill home. today in court, a bombshell after prosecutors dropped the first-degree murder against him. only on 7, montgomery county reporter kevin lewis explains what changed now 18 months later. kevin: from the get-go, investigators and neighbors thought he murdered his 82-year-old mother and burned down her house. >> this was a tragic accident. kevin:s but hi siblings remained by his side. >> i knew in my heart there was something that didn't add up. kevin: police arrested the 58-year-old who long struggled in dug abuse within hours of the fatal fire. h

jeanette: the scandals continue. officials are set to make a big announcement in just a matter of hours. take a look here behind me. this is where many of these incidents happened. a former school volunteer produced child pornography with many of the students here on school grounds, during school hours. we are learning from prince ,eorge's county public schools they are creating a student safety task force to improve the screenings to catch red flags from anyone who comes in contact with students. teachers,des students, prosecutors, and chi this comes as the number of victims grows to 17. the task force is set to meet on march 1. the big announcement we are waiting on is set to be made at 2:30 this afternoon. angelo also broke and other officials will be present. we will have that coming up at abc 7 news at 4:00. at a princeren george's county day care were sent home after an suv slammed into their building. no one inside was hurt. this is at the rising generation's early learning center. the 9700 block of prince pla

senator came under fire again monday for repeating this line, moments apart, at the same event: jeanette and i are raising our four children in the 21st century on the democratic side - hillary clinton is bracing for a fight to the finish against bernie sanders. four votes for bernie sanders.none for hillary. the vermont senator already picked up a win in dixville notch overnight...and is leading clinton among female voters in the granite state. i have a message to all undecided voters -- please vote with your head and your heart. people are projected to turn out to vote in record numbers despite snow in the forecast. weijia jiang cbs news manchester, new hampshire. pinpoint 2 forecast, broadcast certified by the american meteorological society!" mostly sunny and mild today with a high of 61 in reno and 58 for s. lake tahoe, and light winds. beautiful weather continues for us through the weekend with highs in the 60s and no major storms are heading our way. have nine people are dead, and at least 150 injured after a train crash near munich germany today. 50 of those injured were seriousl

. >> reporter: rubio and his wife jeanette were high school sweethearts. the daughter of colombian immigrants, the former miami dolphins cheerleader now raising four kids a few blocks from >> what can you tell us about what the family meeting was made? >> oh, my gosh. you can just imagine. i mean, the kids, especially the young ones, they were excited. >> president obama had to promise his kids a dog after the campaign. >> they already have a dog. anything? >> we heard the story early on in their time in the white house how ought bama family finally realized you get a bill every month for ice cream and pizza and it's like a hotel. >> once the kids heard that, especially my -- danielle, she was, we want that. >> you live in the one country in the world where it doesn't matter that your dad is a bartender and your mother's a maid. >> reporter: rubio has come a long way. once known for this aquatic gaffe at the high-profile gop response to the state of the union. he's now impressing establishment republicans, having performed well during debates. >> i want to

he sent his thoughts and prayers to scalia's familiy, on behalf of him and his wife, jeanette. and be sure to stay with k-t-v-n and c-b-s news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage. couldn't have asked for a better forecast today. so nice. current temperatures are in the low 60's with partly cloudy skies. there is more cloud cover to the north. high pressure will strengthen on monday. tonight temperatures this time of year. at seven am we'll be in the mid 30's. smooth sailing if you have any travel plans. we'll see more cloud cover in the afternoon. looking to campaign 20-16 bernie sanders has made his way back to the silver state, taking advantage of his time before the nevada caucus to speak with nevada residents. his series of campaign stops throughout reno ryan where did the senator speak? jen.. one of bernie's stops today was at the university of nevada in front of a packed lecture hall at an event called real solutions for real people. he discussed the importance of creating an economy that works for working families and his planned investmen

. >> reporter: with rubio here in new hampshire, his wife jeanette and their four children looking for a snack. today, it's doughnuts. back on the bus, we talk about the campaign. so, do you ever give your dad any advice? >> i tell him to be the best and you will succeed. >> that's good advice. that's what i tell you at volleyball, too. >> jon with us live tonight. jon, did senator rubio reveal any of his debate prep for that stage right behind you? >> reporter: well, he told me, he fully expects that bush, kasich and christie will gang up on him. but he says, with so many people still on the stage, there's only so much he can do to debate. in fact, david, he told me, he's not gone back to watch a single one of the previous debates that he's done. >> all right, jon car, thank you. can't wait to join you there in new hampshire. and we hope everyone will join us, the night before the super bowl. join martha raddatz and men, as we moderate the republican debate, saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> meantime, on the democratic side, fight night for them. bernie sande

the last person i expected to go back on this deal jeanette richardson says she s struggling to understand the deal governor terry mcauliffe made with republican lawmakers over guns. richardson is an advocate for more gun laws. it s personal for her. her son patrick was murdered outside of her home in newport news in 20-04. 16:38 i came right around the corner when he was taking his last breath with her opposition to the deal -- she finds herself in the unusual spot of being on the other side of the governor. 03:29hes been our hero. to see this sidestep. hes just jumped in a hole. its insane. we just cant we re stunned the plan still has to be approved. but it would reverse an order from the attorney general. under it -- the commonwealth wouldn )t have recognized concealed carry permits from 25 states -- including north carolina. it does take steps to take guns away from people with protective orders and would allow for more voluntary background checks at gun shows. ::00 i have always believed that these gun issues are non partisan issues :44 tons :469602 individuals who have been subject

i'm jeanette reyes. thank you. jummy: recovery teams have located the small plane that went missing in nepal with 23 people on board. officials say there were no survivors. the plane crashed into a mountain in central nepal. witnesses reported seeing flames in a wooded area. plane took offhe in bad weather and lost contact eight minutes into the flight. surveillance video shows the visiting a gun shop hours before police say he gunned down six people. 2 others remain hospitalized this new, one of them in medical condition. uber driver jason dalton didn't buy a weapon, he already had one, but instead he picked up a tactical jacket. >> the person in here was friendly, talk to us, smiling, joking around. jummy: investigators say dalton legally owned the semi-automatic handgun he used in the shootings. police say he had no history of mental ellis or criminal record that kept him from owning a weapon. coming up, donald trump sullivan yet another big win. his event happening in virginia and the 2 endorsements he picked u

jeanette in new york. jeanette. >> caller: i need some advice, jim. you are my guru about palo alto networks. it went down 7% today and roughly 20% the last few weeks. i called my broker ask-to-ask her what to do and she said she can find no reason for it so you, my guru, tell me whether i should hold, buy, wait, or should i just watch? >> okay, thank you for calling me your guru, i hope i live up to that. there was no doubt today it was one of these kind of notes that said palo alto isn't doing good, i didn't know the research firm. we spoke with the ceo when we were in san francisco. the company is doing well but the market doesn't like certain high growth stocks and that's one that it doesn't, either. where would you buy it? i think you said the right thing, maybe we have to wait. i think the quarter will be good, but you know what? right now good quarters aren't enough to move good stuck. alliance day's story isn't completely over, it's not perfect but it still sounds like enough. be patient and buy it on the way down. the decline and the fall may

it is the name police gave two sections of highway that run through maryland, or jeanette, and west virginiatation up close and personal. what happens when you have a city that is just decades old, within driving distance? how about cities like hagerstown and winchester? all this week you hear from every angle of the crisis, including families of those who have died. crisis that is getting worse, and seven on your those numbers for you. you have not heard the heroin story like this before. kicking off tonight at 5:00. still ahead here on abc 7 news at noon, the latest on the winter weather alert. the dangerous conditions and the dramatic rescues it is prom i lead the 11 o'clock news with stories of gun violence. and like many of you, my family lived through the beltway sniper crisis. in congress, i'll fight to expand background checks on guns and ammunition, ban assault weapons, and mandate gun safety locks, because too many kids die from accidental shootings. let's show the nra we're not afraid of them; as democrats, as americans, as parents. i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message

he sent his thoughts and prayers to scalia's his wife, jeanette. and be sure to stay with k-t-v-n and c-b-s news on air, online, and on facebook and twitter for continuing coverage. in campaign 20-16.. bernie sanders made his way back to the silver state, with a series of campaign stops throughout reno. ryan canaday followed sanders today while the senator took advantage of his time before the nevada caucus to speak with residents of the state. ryan canaday-bernie sanders spoke at the university of nevada today in front of this called real solutions for real people. he discussed creating an economy that works for working families and his planned investment in jobs for young people." "applause" bernie sanders-"our job is to create a political revolution in which millions of people stand together." a handful of those people stood together today asking questions to both bernie sanders and senator cory booker who was there on behalf of hillary clinton. the questions ranged from their views toward ownershipp of public lands, to their support toward indi

jeanette and i are raising our four children and we know how hard it has back to instill our values in our kids. to instill in your children the values they teach in our homes and in our church. >> >>> hillary clinton is fighting to the end against bernie sanders. the vermont senator is leading clinton among female voters in the granite state. >> please go with your head and your heart. >> people are projected to turn out in record numbers to vote despite snow in the forecast. >>> the new hampshire primary is considered a key race. that is because it allows candidates such as donald trump, marco rubio and ted cruz to find out how they appeal to a broader audience. like what wax new hampshire's importance is tied to its early voting status and the attention that comes with, not because of the delegates it controls. here on cbs4 and stay with cbs4 for continuing coverage. >>> the fbi is looking into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state. in a letter filed in federal court yesterday the fbi said the investigation is still ongoing. the fbi is stil

>> michael, michelle and jeanette. and we can't forget paul, my >> alberto: paul? >> he is a guest host and does a workout with the kids. >> alberto: i see paul as being competitive and having him want to be on the competitive part of this, i will put paul in materials of this, this is awesome. my daughter is like that, she is not very competitive, and she may step down but may stay in here. >> you are launching classes in dorchester and looking at jamaica plain and charles town and a class in the south end on february 13. >> alberto: the information on twitter and i love your logo and colors. awesome. good luck. reimagine play. you are the star. all right. that is it for this edition of "urban update" and before i go a quick shoutout to our friend ed jake in revere, every time i go update" every week. for us here have a great sunday everyone! realtime closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning. gets even better. r you know those people who pay a little extra t and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, t if you refinance your student loans. i can refi

senator came under fire again monday for repeating this line, moments apart, at the same event: jeanette and i are raising our four children in the 21st century on the democratic side - hillary clinton is bracing for a fight to the finish against bernie sanders. four votes for bernie sanders.none for hillary. the vermont senator already picked up a win in dixville notch overnight...and is leading clinton among female voters in i have a message to all weijia jiang cbs news manchester, new hampshire. a third of republican voters are still trying to decide who to vote for, according to the latest cnn/unh/wmur poll released yesterday.... lending a huge amount of last- minute lending a huge amount of last- minute volatility to a wild campaign. coming up next on channel 2 news this morning... praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. a practical and successful legislator, bernie sanders passed more roll-call amendments in a republican congress than any other member, primary care access for millions of americans, protected social security, crackekethe gridlock with j