the house was on fire. >> joshua! brittany! >> the thick smoke and flames made it impossible to reach the children. the only thing terry could do was call the fire department. >> 911. >> the police arrived first, and an officer also tried to rescue the children. he, too, was unsuccessful. to clear the way, terry moved the space heater at the bottom of the stairs. by the time firemen arrived, the upstairs was almost entirely in flames. the children were rushed to the hospital, both in critical condition. >> it's really hard to recognize her as brittany. she was black from head to toe. they told me when i got there they didn't think she would make it. >> brittany was fortunate she survived the fire. tragically 17-month-old joshua did not. >> they finally came out and said that he didn't make it. they did ask me if i wanted to see him. they suggested i didn't but that i could. they had to ask. and i didn't. >> you know, i really loved him a lot. i really loved him like he was my actual child. i loved him like that. i wanted my bab

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that's exactly what was happening here for joshua. moses, god's servant, has passed away and all of a sudden god had turned over to joshua and said tag, you're it, you're in charge and you must take these people across the jordan river and give them the land that i said they will possess. you can just imagine joshua not exactly the most eloquent of men being incredible responsibility he had. what god told him was very simple. this book of the law that i've given to moses, do not turn from it, from the left or to the right. but i would also tell you being a champion not just for christ but also for your country there's another book that you must not turn from to your left or to your right. that's the declaration of independence. that's the united states constitution. because what i find happening in these united states of america is when people don't understand what the rule of law means. they are easily swayed. when you find out that people don't understand that your first amendment right says freedom of religion and the free exercise

i'm joined employee joshua , and daran joshua, aren't there already existing programs that capture most of the student that we're talking about? >> there are plenty of programs, but students are still struggling to pay for college. we know that two-thirds of community college students, up to three-quarters are working. a third of all community college students work full time jobs. we know that students are struggling to pay for college, and existing programs help a lot of students but not enough. >> president pollard, how many does it cost to carry a full load? >> it's about $9,000. if you think about this proposal, it certainly speaks to the cost tuition but the head costs like text books, living expense, transportation, all the things that this promise does not speak to may allay the burdens that some of the students have. >> $9,000 sounds like a deal but it might be far from the reach of the poor. >> if you look at the data from monthdomry country, one of the most affluent communities in the country, our financial aid has gone up 60%, and 8% of americans who lowest economic percentil

joshua let me get to you first. you and i were speaking earlier in the program. technology and more computerized these planes are the better and safer for us. >> if you look at the safety record of aviation it's improved to the point where we have -- almost no safer place to be than on a commercial airline in the united states. people do things that are not necessarily in our best interest and can often make mistakes in terms of how they are prepared for a flight or well prepared for what specific situation they're in. >> do you agree with that? i did see some of the notes. is that the case on an air bus? >> the digital fly by wire system on an air bus simply with that it can override a pay lots control such as this air bus due to severe weather. what happens is the air bus will to keep the flight within it ss very skilled pilots can exceed the flight envelope of an aircraft safely and bring it to a better conclusion. the boeing 777 does have an override feature so the pilots can have full control. >> so your take on that? >> it's perfectly true that the whole pr

. >> my name is joshua coffey, but everybody calls me country. >> why do they call you country? >> because i was raised in the sticks. i stole some copper from a local junkyard, and the proprietor of the junkyard owed me some money, and like an idiot, i stole from him instead of trying to go about it the correct way. figure i learned that lesson the wrong way. >> joshua coffey has served more than four years of his six-year sentence at the wabash valley correctional facility. his job in the kitchen helps him stay focused and out of trouble. >> that's crazy. i came in at 4:30 this morning, and i'll leave about 5:30. so i work 13 hours. >> stacking the line! >> the reason i do it is to get out of my cell, you know, come down here, get a little freedom. you know, eat a little better. the food that they serve doesn't taste bad, but its appeal is horrible. some of the food they serve us looks like cat food. and i'm not even joking. i swear, if you put the food that they give us in a bowl and put a can of premium quality cat food and put it there in front of the inmate -- i'm not even

dallas county commissioners recognized joshua charry at their meeting last night. school and has seven associate degrees in areas including computer and electrical engineering. the teen is currently working towards his eighth degree and after high school joshua plans to study biomedical and mechanical engineering on to being the smartest person in the universe. >> very impressive. it's 4:57. breaking this morning firefighters rush to rescue several people from a burning apartment building in montgomery county. >> the year's first blizzard slamming into new england brings blinding whiteout conditions. we'll take a look at some of the hardest hit areas when "action news" comes back . hiiiii. hi. sorry, we're closed. what? i need help with my deposit. the bank has rules. it's really quick. i can't hear you. i promise, i'm gonna be really quick. i don't under...i can't hear you through the glass. i'll...be...quick! you'll be quick. that's what you just said? yes. i'm sorry, i can't hear you. we're closed. you know what? okay, that's... hey...sir? i just...okay. [ male

joshua will be performing. >> excellent joshua. i look forward to seeing that videotape.for being here. >> nice seeing you. >> great. thanks. >>> good morning. a cold and windy day for us as we push into your friday. our first weather headline as we head into the start of the weekend. we are going to see very cold temperatures on saturday morning so keep that in mind as you're making your plans. sunday, rain is expected for most of the day. i'll show you what that looks like on our future weather. for philadelphia right now, mix of sun and clouds. 40 degrees, humidity at 47%. wind out of the west-northwest at 15 miles per hour but we're seeing wind gusts throughout the area upwards of 35 miles per hour, and it feels like it's 32 degrees, so it's going to be a cold day today. our current temperature is at 31 in the poconos, 37 in trenton, 42 in bensalem. if you're with us in mt. holly, 38 degrees, 41 in atlantic city and 40 degrees in stone harbor but it feels a lot colder than that. looking at other parts of our region for the suburbs, 39 degrees here in potstown 41 in bl

take 309s that's okay joshua road. just options for you there. traveling route 202, nothing impacting the drive right now. your drive times about 11 minutes both ways between 76 and route 30. chris? >> the days of keeping your driver's license in your wallet may become a thing of the past in delaware. delaware wants to become the first state in the nation to offer a virtual license as parse of a smartphone app. the program wouldn't be introduced until after this app is rolled out next year. physical copies of licenses would still be issued but drivers would haves the option to use the digital copy for proof of i.d. a lot of people wanting insurance to go that as well for proof of your car's insurance. >>> new jersey is also getting high tech in the driving department. next where secret cameras are recording cars as they go bynd what people watching watching those cameras are looking for. one balloon, two adventures and a dream to be number one. next, a challenge unfolding in the sky that could make history. >>> the non-profit american bible socie

joshua chapter 1 versus 35 through 9 and says no man will be able to stand before you all the days of your life. just as i have been with moses i will be with you. i will not fail you for for sake you. be strong and courageous so you shall give the people possession the land which i swore to their fathers to give them. only be strong and very courageous, be careful to do according to all the law which moses, my servant, commanded you. you do not turn from the right to or left so you may have success wherever you go. this book of the law shall not depart from your mouth but you shall meditate on it day and night so that you may be careful to do according to all that is written in it for then you will make your way prosperous. and then you will have success. have i not commanded you be strong and courageous do not tremble or dedismayed for the lord your god, is with you wherever you go. the first two important points about being a champion for christ and for country is, number one competence. because here in this book you have all of the great precepts all of -- this is the greates lead

that has not been the case for 20-year-old joshua schilling. [ bleep ] schilling is housed in a single-personregation cell. officers have just shut the water off to his sink and toilet after he threatened to flood the walkway. >> so, right now we're going to call the sergeant and let them know what's going on. and there's urine coming up the floor. you all may want to step back. >> have a seat on your bunk. have a seat on your bunk. don't move. sit down. >> is there a reason why you're doing this, schilling? >> police. >> who? >> police, i'm mad at the police. >> well, we're not the police, so. >> y'all are the police. >> schilling was recently sentenced to 15 years for multiple felonies, including assault, and is awaiting transfer to prison. >> what is wrong with you? why all of a sudden do you want to start acting a fool, start flooding the walls and -- >> i didn't flood the wall. >> there was water all over the floor. >> they were going to cut it off, so i grabbed the cup. >> because you're flooding my wall. >> i wasn't flooding. >> you do this all the time. i'm not putting up with it. >>

college student joshua fountain is waiting for a friend at the bus stop and alejandro and his brothero, walk out of the forever 21 store with stolen t-shirts stuffed in alejandro's bag. >> when he left, the security guard approached him, but he did not hear him and then he started to walk off. and that's when the security guard just jumped on him and tackled him. >> started hearing a bit of a ruckus behind me and two individuals feel the ground. i brought up my phone and decided to just record it. >> as the struggle plays out right in front of him, it quickly becomes clear to joshua that there is a reason alejandro didn't hear the security guard. >> right away i knew he was deaf and he was trying to let the security guard know he was deaf. >> but the security guard who now has alejandro in a head lock still doesn't appear to notice. alejandro's brother, pablo, tries to get the guard's attention, but it's difficult because pablo, too, is deaf. >> he's running around and yelling and it's unfortunate that deaf people don't articulate their voices as well as hearing people. >> what you he

. >> reporter: joshua and others feel something should have been done to ensure their right to vote. boko haram fighters have been displacing people for years. it is unlikely. elections are less than three weeks away. joshua and members are certain to miss out >>> the first day of a meeting of latin american leaders ended with the cuban president warning washington not to medal in internal affairs. cuba's relations among the main talking points. castro says cuba will operate under a single party political system. >> cuba and the yits scr to learn the art of living side by side in a civilized manner based on respect and differences between government and mutual interests that contribute to solutions to the challenges that the hemisphere. all this does not mean cuba will renounce its ideas, nor give up one million of its sovereignty. dairy farmers are leaving the industry. it is blamed on global slump. adrian brown went to one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: this man is a father with a lot on her mind. a year ago, encouraged by china's thirst for milk they expanded the dairy far

he gets joshua at a distance and reaches for a weapon. >> a weapon? >> oh! >> a large kitchen knife and chases josh hill out from behind the counter and swings at the knife. >> [ ble! >> come on! come on! >> [ bleep ]. >> just [ bleep ]. >> stop. >> [ bleep ]. [ blee >> if you wing with a knife, enough to get josh hill to back out the door. mike put up a fight and grabbed the knife because he felt threatened. according to wqad the guy taking the video is a friend of josh's they are the ones that posted the video to youtube. davenport police are aware of the video. we've talked to the police department so far no charges or arrests have been made in the incident but they are looking into it. >> what in the world do you have to fight about in a delicious chicken shack. >> josh did sustain injury cuts to his head and hand. we spoke to the co-owner he believes that these guys were paid to come to his store and beat him up. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> obviously a much bigger story to what we're getting in the video. i'd be intrigued to know what. >> once the police get i

. >> there are tens of thousands of displaced people facing the same situation as joshua. the law says voters can only vote at the poling station where they are registered. >> people that were displaced were given the chance to register in other states. that deadline was last year. anyone displaced this year will not get a chance. the national electoral commission said only a change in the law could make it possible for people to vote. >> there's no way we can take the papers where they are. how do you take the ballot papers to those people. there is the implication moving to the areas. how do we - how do we develop it. how do we know the presiding officer would consent to that. >> joshua and others felt something should have been done. boko haram has been displacing people for years. it's unlikely the accesses are less than three weeks away. joshua and others are certain. >> in mexico the parents of 43 students missing reject the attorney-general saying the children were dead. it deepened a mistrust of the government and police. >> 2013 an amateur video captures mexico ci

. >> coming up, joshua bean faces new troubles following a shakedown. >> you are presenting positive methamphetamine. >> and later his victim's mother talks about the bra you falsity of her daughter's murder. >> i have nightmares of heather's last moments were calling out for me to help her. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment operating system. preloaded with the latest episodes of the top 100 shows. only from xfinity. >>> more news later. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> it's where to be. locked up. yeah. the steps you don't want to follow because life without parole is a hard pill to swallow. tomorrow isn't promised because today isn't finished. i can feel the tension whe

joshua whiner, executive director of the college excellence program of the aspen institute. and darrion holler president of montgomery college. serving montgomery county maryland. joshua, aren't there already existing programs that capture most of the students that we are talking about? >> well, there are plenty of perhaps but students are still struggling. we know that two-thirds of college students community college students up to three-quarters are working. a third of all community college students work full time jobs. so we know that students are struggling to pay for college, and that existing programs are helping a lot of students but not enough. >> president pollard how much does it cost too carry a full load. >> full load for one year is about $9,000. so if you think about this, it is certainly speaks to the cost of tuition, but what we know are the hidden costs of education, textbooks living expenses, transportation, all the things that this particular promise doesn't speak to, but it hopefully will allay some of the burdens. >> $9,000 sounds like a dealing, but it

stick to joshua road. either will be fine. leave yourself extra time if that is part of your commute. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a cold start this morning. much colder this morning with clear skies overnight and a steady wind blowing the entire area has come down even center city 30th street station feels like it's in the single digits this morning. 20 degrees. the wind out of the northwest at ten miles an hour. and it feels like 9 degrees in philadelphia. everybody is feeling the cold in the mountains. 10 below is the windchill right now. clear skies. you'll see lots of sunshine in the mountains. don't look for a quick warmup today. 20 in wilmington northeast philly at 19 degrees. and you go through bucks county right now, look at the teens, langhorne, kroidsen 16 degrees right now. 16 in rich borrow doylestown down to 15 degrees and the teens. it is cold one way or the other. any way you look at it it is cold. completely dry. we'll see nothing but sunshine today. but tomorrow cl

you can take 309 or joshua road if you need to get around it.or drivers in the lehigh valley it's an average start. the northeast extension is clear of any accidents. christine? >> delaware wants to become the first state in the nation to offer a virtual driver's license. the digital license would be part of a secure smart phone app. the program would not be introduced until after the app is rolled out next year. now physical copies of licenses would still be issued but drivers would have the option to use the digital copy for proof of i.d. >> officials are trying to put the brakes on a ride sharing services plan to start operating in philadelphia. the service called lyft says it will begin offering rides in philadelphia this friday. the problem, the philadelphia parking authority regulates taxi and limo service and they say lyft is illegal. ppa owe if ficial said about lyft, quote, there is no guarantee that lyft cars are clean, safe, inspected or insured. drivers have no training and not gone through extensive driving and criminal background c

. >> joshua gohr, we call him a frequent flyer. he's in and out, in and out.comes in on little petty charges, he leaves on charges. >> they told me i was special. >> likes attention. gets in trouble a lot. just high-maintenance inmate. >> i was in the war. by the time i make it upstairs i have welts from that detergent. >> he's a slickster. >> gohr's time in jail has not been without benefit. he met his girlfriend here. >> i want to see him do good. he's a good man when he's not doing drugs and stealing out of stores he's a sweetheart. but if he doesn't then i have to let him go. because i have to be there for my kids. >> can you let him go? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> the couple met when both were serving time in the jail about a year earlier. samantha agee, on a conviction of credit card fraud while attempting to obtain drugs. gohr for check fraud. agee had an inmate job dropping off laundry in the glass-enclosed sallyports or entryways of various housing units. >> i see her coming, bringing the laundry. i was like, you know, basically saying, i'd like

and yet questions are swirling tonight about the future of montgomery county school superintendent joshua star. he may not have the support he needs to stay on when his kraktd contract expires this year. chris gordon spoke to people who are both for and against him. >> reporter: montgomery county superintendent joshua star was hired by the school board now considering whether to renew his four-year contract. "the washington post" reports that four members or half of the board may want to replace him. the reason given, he has not done enough they say to close the achievement gap between white and minority students. the president of the montgomery county pta supports dr. star. >> we've been encouraged by his support of equity issues important to the education system as well as the community. >> reporter: so you would like to see him renewed? >> i would be concerned if it wasn't renewed. >> reporter: the graduation rate in montgomery county public schools has risen 3% in the past three years. dr. joshua star issuing this statement saying i'm extremely pleased that we are seeing results in ou

a young lawyer named joshua smith who is 31.is brother was the chief justice of oh new york state. william smith. smith is one of the figures that is controversial. arnold's aides were convinced he was a tory, that arnold and he were engaged in illegal trade orju@ something. smith conducts -- let me see, if i move over here.k - this is a good map. can you hear me okay? let's see if i can fool around with my -- there we go. i don't know how well you can read that. is that clear or not? i don't know whether we can make it clearer on this thing. we have to do the best we can. this is smith's home. about 15 miles south of west point. and he meets with smith there. then tells smith to get a pass, go out. this is where major john andre is on the british warship, the vulture. hopefully they will finalize the deal and the trade. arnold tells smith the reason you're going, you're going to meet a british merchant named john anderson. john anderson is going to help us get back. this is the robinson house, the home of a tory that arnold has

cyndi and joshua i'm happy to welcome you aboard, and i wish you all good luck.e categories for jeopardy! that'll be followed by... and then... but "fire" in quotation marks, john. let's start with earth for $200. joshua. what is nairobi? right. earth for $400. answer... oh, we're finding it way too early. you know the drill. you've got $200. you can risk up to $1,000. yeah, let's go for $1,000. all right, here is the clue... what is the aegean? ooh, no, sorry. you forget about the adriatic. adriatic. so you're at negative $800. go again. um, earth

the elections are less than three weeks away, so joshua and many others are certain to miss out. al jazeera jos. >> jordan says it will release an iraqi woman on death row if isil will free a jordanian pilot. he was captured when the plane went down in the region. they are also asking for the release of a japanese prisoner also held by isil. >> jordanian government said they are willing to release the woman in return to release the jordanian pilot captured by isil. but that's not what they're offering. they want her released in return for the release of the japanese hostage, not the jordanian pilot. butthey say if she is not released they will kill the jordanian pilot as well. now the family is putting a lot of pressure on the jordanian government to spare his life. even if that means that they'll free the japanese hostage and without his release. so this deal has not been turned down yet but it is leaving the government here in a very tricky situation because there is a lot of criticism by the family of the jordanian pilot and other members of parliament for the government for j

. >>> and questions about the future of montgomery county joshua starr.hy he's being criticized. >>> plus airports up apnd down the east coast still getting back to normal. an update on the local airports. >>> and residents get a chance to question the air park after a jet >>> right now still a lot of air travel delays looking at this video you'd almost faergt blizzard forget a blizzard grounded the city last night. a storm picture posted by john thin thien harper. a quarter of all flights out of boston logan airport today have been cancelled, and a fifth ulf of of all flights out of laguardia cancelled. other flights also cancelled. >>> should be easier to take a train along the northeast corridor. amtrak restored normal service between d.c. and new york city. still a modified schedule for trains continuing on to boston and on lines throughout new england. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell tells us why we have these problems out there. not able to get that snow off the runway? >> cold cold. the problems are not in our area. our airports are just fine

. >>> there are questions about the future of joshua starr. the "washington post" reports th board of education members have lost confidence in his leadership. some say starr has not done enough to close the achievement gap between white and minority students. the board will meet today to start discussing the renewal of starr's contract. a final vote is not expected until march. >>> we brought it to you as breaking you news yesterday. a massive sinkhole swallowed this car. now we'll show you the work that still has to be done this morning before the street is fully reopened. >>> and you willneed your warmest winter gear this morning. day for the long underwear. chuck bell live with your drive time forecast. >>> also ahead growing up too fast. why you may want to limit the number of sugary drinks your daughter drinks. millions in speed camera revenue. the "washington post" first reported the problem. mayor bowser says some of the cameras were not installed on time and many batteries were not replaced. a police spokesperson says cold weather in

. >> public speaker: my name is joshua rice, i live just two blocks away from the proposed location. i'm an employee of spark and i'm aware of the problems mentioned such as double parking. having sparks in my neighborhood will help solve these problems and issues as we have no tolerance for nuisance behavior. i'm a security manager at spark and ensure the safety for not only our neighbors but the entire neighborhood. i know that i will be safer because sparks is in my neighborhood. i live 2 blocks from this site and i have lived there almost 10 years and i want sparks in my neighborhood. please approve sparks. thank you. >> public speaker: my name is harley. i'm here to read a letter of support from the association. the local neighborhood association to the proposed project. the ka yug an association does not approve this to constitute a clustering issue. today spark is open to all respect. the cis medical compliance company was given a tour of the mission at our request. the remodeling will improve the appearance of the block and moreover we request the changes of the policy and th

joshua had a bright smile and a caring attitude.monday. the celebration in d.c. continues for the inauguration of the latest mayor, muriel bowser. she will wrap up her activities with an all bureau kids party -- and all bureau kids partner c -- inaugural kids party. now for the weather, david zarin. >> for the most part, it has been all rain, cold rain. that is what you see in bethesda. temperatures generally above freezing. in chantilly, right at the freezing point. wind is calm across the area. heavier rain west of the district and toward the bay. in the pink areas we see frozen precipitation, but for the most part this moisture coming our way from the ohio valley will be rain. we have a winter weather advisory in effect. tomorrow temperatures 55 to 65 and look how cold it gets by the end of next week. >> "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hello, everyone. i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." today we're going island hopping f

to the big man, joshua smith who finishes strong. georgetown wins, 76-61. third ranked virginia and miami. this is fun. overtime. justin anderson fires the jumper, giving the cavs the lead. uva wins 89-80. george washington taking on st. joe's. the colonials come up with this deal. the impressive bounce pass, the slam. st. joe's would actually make it interesting. gw wins 64-60. v tech and syracuse. hokies down by two points. he misses both free throws, a chance to tie war win it. but check out muller, the three-pointer is no good. syracuse hangs on and wins. the lady terps looked good on the big stage against nebraska. less than eight minutes to go, the terps off the miss. brown passes, she drains the three. that with the terps up by 19. maryland with the upset and the blowout, 75-47. the nfc wild-card matchup between the cardinals and panthers is in the books. carolina hosting a playoff game despite a 7-8-1 record. the handoff, initially ruled a fumble. take another look. crosses the plane of the goal line, touchdown. 14-13 cardinals. cam newton throws th

joshua starr he is a harvard grad. he's a father of three and he has been here in montgomery county since july of 2011. he is credited for his social media prowess and assessing student health and well being. now, that said there has been a number of wonders. parents have spoken to stay high on that list. poor communication of student sexual assaults weak leadership on controversial issues like bell times and muslim holiday recognition and that is just naming a few. and still as it stands here superintendent starr has until this sunday, february 1st to say whether he wants his contract renewed for another four years. if his answer is yes, the board of ed must make its decision by sunday, march 1st. >> this uncertainty regarding the contract come as a surprise? >> no. not at all. i think that over time his unresponsiveness to constituents, it adds up. >> now, earlier today, the board of education went public on this issue for the first time saying in part a superintendent's appointment and contract are among the most im

joshua smith puts it in. over time. less than 10 seconds, the ball in the corner. it is stripped on the way out. time runs out. georgetown loses a tough one 60-57. gw-lasalle. the colonials trying to make a comeback. deflected, takes it the other way. lasalle's lead was too great. later in the second, pratt may have gotten away with a push off. drains the three. gw falls 63-50. navy-army, less than four minutes to go. maybe with the lead. the midshipmen throw the home run ball, the dumb. navy beats archrival army, 75-66. the last time the wizards host to chicago, they let eric rose -- derrick rose lose. john wall wants to get a win. the wizards up by 16. the ball movement. martin gortat, slam. later in the third, check this out. blocked. the outlet by nene, easy slam. wiz up 66-49. fourth quarter, butler continues to impress. wiz win 102-86. the play of the day, jazz-thunder. .2 seconds left on the shot clock. barely touches the ball. it's money. he cannot believe it, i cannot believe it, kimberly cannot believe it. reverse brady style. should have played volleybal

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joshua starr supports changing start times but is concerned about the cost of transportation. a second public hearing starts at 6:30 tonight. the move comes three months after fairfax county adjusted its bell schedules. >>> we want to warn you right now about a cleaning product recalled because the bottles were mislabeled. about 83,000 bottles of the mean green cleaner and degreaser are being recalled because the label says the products don't contain ammonia, but they actually might. if ammonia is mixed with bleach it can release toxic gases. the products were sold at stores like walmart and dollar general nationwide last year. >>> climate change is real and not a hoax according to the u.s. senate. members voted 98 to 1 yesterday to pass the keystone pipeline amendment saying just that. the message was designed in part at a jab of senator james inhofe of oklahoma because he questions the science of climate change. he and other republicans struck back saying climate change is real but not that it is man made. >>> potentially dangerous chemicals are paking the investigation of a

joshua joshua weiner on my news4 midday show 11:00 on sunday morning. >> 9:00 to 5:00 both days and free folks. amelia good weather to hibernate at the convention center. >> yes. especially tomorrow. we're in for a chilly day tomorrow. temperatures they rebound a little bit on sunday. good news about this weekend, no snow no rain no freezing rain in the forecast. we're keeping it dry both saturday and sunday. but the chill makes a return tomorrow. like i said though sunday we warm right back up. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. looking ahead to monday definitely dealing with rain. that's almost a for sure forecast right there. and the chance of a wintry mix as that rain moves in. the biggest concern with the mix would be we could see some freezing rain across the area early monday morning. that could slow that morning commute. and potentially cause some er it be school or just trying to get into work. after tomorrow high temperatures in the 30s then for the rest of the week heading into next week. temperatures right now are in the 30s and 40s. 30 in gaithersburg. 36 in college park as well a

. >> the clock is ticking for montgomery county's superintendent, joshua starr. that's because he only has until the end of this month which is tomorrow night to decide whether to apply to keep his job. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live tonight with how it came down to this and what's next. kevin? >> alison i cover montgomery county on a daily basis and i can tell you that talk of superintendent josh starr's uncertain future has been swirling around this county for months now. >> does superintendent starr want to stay in montgomery county? >> what gives you that confidence? >> he told us so. >> the council president george leventhal says superintendent joshua starr's fate is a hot topic. >> there's been a lot of speculation in the media and as far as i know, the reports are accurate. i mean i've spoken with board members who feel it's time to go in a new direction and i've spoken with board members who want to keep the superintendent starr. >> more than 90% of our students are reading although grade leveld of kindergarten. >> starr, a harvard grad and f

take 309 or joshua road to get around it. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologistnley. >> less than an hour before sunrise and the skies are starting to brighten up. see a few thin clouds on the horizon, otherwise clear skies and that has led to cold temperatures this morning and the wind is blowing to make it feel even colder. 7 is the windchill right now in philadelphia and even at the shore, look how clear it is. cape may is in the 20s and the win is blowing and it's going to get a little bit stronger before it dies down this morning or actually this afternoon. teens for redding, coatesville, pottstown, doylestown in the teens. look at wrights town. while at 20 degrees in philadelphia, it's not much warmer in cape may. cape may at the airport is 21 degrees. 23 at cape may harbor. cape may ocean city beasley, all at 20 degrees right now. while it is in the teens for northfield and summers point. very cold start all around. but we will be dry today. we'll see brilliant sunshine today. but tomorrow we could see some late snow showers moving through. just some light

. >> reporter: leela alcorn, a transgender 16-year-old whose family called her joshua, said she felt isolated and dress e depressed. people say it gets better, but that isn't true in my case. it gets worse. each day i get worse. shortly after posting that on her tumblr account, she stepped in front of a tractor-trailer about four miles from her home outside of cincinnati. her friends struggled to understand her death. >> she did not die for a cause. she died because she was desperate. >> reporter: it's something that happens all too often to young people who are transgender. in one survey more than 40% of transgender youth said they had attempted suicide. >> there were preventable components that break my heart. >> reporter: alcorn's suicide note full of anguish and despair. parents who she said didn't understand her, her inability to get the help she wanted and the sense of being a girl trapped in a boy's body. her parents didn't respond for requests for comment. leela confided in few friends. >> she told me, hey, keep this on the down low. i do not want people from our school to kn