kristin?> right now the detectives are inside of the homicide branch here to figure out exactly who killed this young couple right with their young children nearby. >> reporter: ronetta hurley brown was a young mother, and she and ervin ingraham were murdered in front of their children. they were found on southeast 7th street yesterday. both children were home, and today, the neighbors hearing that were sad. >> it destroy eded a lot of peo knowing that two people were killed, and their kids were left in there. that is -- that is hurtful. >> reporter: today at the apa apartment, scraps of leftover police tape and fingerprint dust on the front door and evidence of the violence that happened here. and the police think that the couple's killer knew exactly who they were after. >> we don't believe it is random. it does appear that it was probably a target. >> reporter: and beyond that, police are not saying much. >> it san active investigation, and we have to be sure that we don't give out any info

look closely and you can see just the bottoms of kristin's skis in that snow bank. remember she was upside down. eric is wearing the green sweatshirt and had sunk to his chest trying to dig her out. >> it was very desperate. i knew what i was doing wasn't helping her but i didn't know what else to do at that point. i could not leave her. >> reporter: this picture was taken 11 minutes after she went under: what seemed like an eternity. >> reporter: kristin did not know she had fallen into a dry creek. >> reporter: could you hear anything? >> no, nothing. >> reporter: finally equipment and training allowed them to do what eric didn't. get her air and get her out. >> >> i was on my back then i remember the faces of the ski patrollers. and the coach, it seemed like an army of people. >> reporter: amazingly, kristin survived with just a bruised lung and temporary nerve damage but recovery will take time. >> you just can't shut the replay off in your head. >> it's hard to sleep. kind of right back there. >> reporter: they have since had tearful reunions with the men respo

being attended by at least one hundred thousand people was to make his dislike of protests up by kristin hannah k the tissue ten in november away from the eu towards russia. as the night to present the sand and seventy offices in the city protest astringent a correspondent in kiev says donaldson of money become a nanny not than a bad thing was that political solution in sight. the crowd decided to take the initiative to continue goal consenting or to the press which was adopted last week by parliament. school is done and i doubt most people i angry in the situation in independence square seems to be moving towards it at the event that is still same this is the obvious non dual mode it be to go to costco rachel center can donate new or new is here. there were ten people being killed and more than a dozen we did in fact he stomped off to a suicide bomb attack in crowded markets. they may be on the high court is a broken seat placed the capital it's not that many say some security pence an hour to be to be among the day it's the blockade is ten minutes' walk from the ami take courses in one

>> scott howgen and zach stenzer and kristine winser. >> scott howge, owner of cal insurance on 33rd, and we are right on the metro line. and first, i would like to thank the mta for meeting with the small business commission. and secondly, i would like to thank the commission to convening this meeting. some of us in this room were involved in the creation of a commission, going back to 1985. and at the time, we created the mission, the commission, to give the small business a voice and that has been our montra for 30 years now that we want the small business not to be the only voice, but when the decisions are made, that impact us, we want to be a voice in the discussions. it is important and i also want to thank, director executive director reiskin for meeting with us over the last few months. i think that it is important for the board to understand that decisions made by the mta, effect our livelihood, and they effect our employees, and there is steven cornel said we have a passion about that. and we want to be good people, good citizen and promote the interest and we want to promo

, news4. >> thank you, kristin, and reminder that you can track the winter storm on the go.and get the latest storm team 4 forecast. you can search nbc washington weather in the app store or google play. and join the conversation, because we want to know how you have spent the snowy day. and tweet us at nbc washington and use the #snow day. >>> and we hear that boa boa is having fun in the snow, and away from the prying eyes and the >>> up to banetown we go, and in boston, the storm in full force and boston bracing for blizzard conditions tonight. >> a lot of folks are having fun, and all day long, we have been getting the great snow pix from across the washington region and check out this beautiful panoramic view from one person's yard in arapahanic county. and this is a viewer from round hill, and his stick. and that is pretty cool. on the less conventional side, if there is not enough snow on the ground the build a big snowm snowman, you improvise. this comes to us from great falls, virginia,nd that is a cool picture. we would like to see how you are enjoying the snowy da

kristin? >> well, jim, the snow has not stopped falling here today.e are east of the river on morris road near mowten elementary school, and it is so quiet out here right now, but there is a lot off work to do tomorrow. snow blanketed southeast washington in a few short hours. it started to fall this morning, and it did not stop this after noon, and it keeps falling tonight. raymond lee tried in vain to get ahead of the storm, but it is not possible. >> the plan is get it early today or in the morning, but we are fighting a losing battle. >> reporter: and the main thoroughfares, and city trucks trying to keep up with the fast accumulation, and the blowing snow on alabama avenue. >> people are going to slide snow and slide all over the place, but it is going to be goep by the time you go to the grocery store, and get all of the winter goods and all that, and it will be gone. it won't last. >> reporter: and cars could have a difficult time getting through when it is all said and done, and this time, you may need a truck. >> i drive a truck. so i'm good.

. >> chris 10 is it fear or something -- kristin is it fear or something deeper than that? >> i think are it's a distinct difference, i make a point here, i oppose book banning, as a former teacher and as a parent. i oppose book banning. there is a huge variety of opinion there. this is not about book-ban banning, this is about wanting more rigorous standards in the courtroom. >> i'm going to jump in and say that what you're doing by signing a petition to have the bluest eye removed from a school district a book written by a nobel prize winning author, is book banning, that book shouldn't be in a classroom. >> i would also say it's interfering with a teacher's, a teacher feels victimized by these acts. >> what about the discretion of a child isaiah? >> absolutely. it's an insular environment to learn exactly what your parents are saying. academic environment provides a holistic and comprehensive channel for you to discuss issues in an academic sense and that is something that a lot of parents aren't able to do and kind of advertise till things into themes and plots and i th

kristin is live in new york.e been watching you for the last couple of minutes, and seem behind you seem to be having a good time, but that hasn't been the case. what is the situation now? >> reporter: well, it is extremely cold here still, jane, and it a very lovely scene here in the park. we have a lot of tourists in town for the new year's holiday, and the people you speak to here are perfectly happy about all of this snow. they think it makes for a pretty scene, but it has made for treacherous travel around the northeast. if you were trying to get home or trying to get to work, you weren't so happy about all of this snow. a lot of flights were canceled and a lot of major roads were closed. getting around remains difficult, forcing this very fast-paced city, indeed much of the northeast to slow down. it may look pretty but this winter storm packed a real punch, sub freezing temperatures, and in the hardest hit areas of massachusetts more than half a meter of snow. harsh road conditions are making travel tricky

as kristin fisher tells us, to 14 could be the year metro goes back to normal operations after the deadly train crash way back in 2009. >> reporter: it's been almost five years in any metro train that has run on automatic controls. that system failed in 2009, causing the deadliest crash in history. and today, metro's general manager announced that's about to change. >> and what we have been concentrating on is doing it right. >> reporter: they said that metro started testing the control system in the next few months. but those tests, they will only be done during the off hours and on trains with no passengers. >> it will be the next few months, the non-revenue testing. and for the prosecution and for passengers it will mean it is a safer and smoother ride. >> stop us a little too short and the acceleration is too quick. that's done away with on the automatic train operations. >> reporter: they could also look forward to the convenient method of paying for their ride. metro just announced that the nearly $200 million contract with tech giant to develop a new electronic fair payment system.

in washington kristin fisher, wusa9. >> senator benson says if you believe you have a friend or family member suffering from mental illness, the first thing you should do is contact your local health department. >>> the cheating scandal involving air force personnel is expanding. air force secretary debrahlee james says 92 officers are believed to have cheated on a monthly proficiency test about nuclear issues. that is nearly 1/5 of the 500 member force and that quiz is aimed at finding out how much the officers know about how to maintain and launch nuclear missiles. >> what i want to reassure you right now today is that i remain confident in having gone there to our bases last week even more confident in the safety, reliability and effectiveness of the nuclear mission. >> james says she believes the officers didn't cheat to pass the test. she thinks they cheated to boost their 90 to 95% scores to 100. >>> with his country on the bring of a civil war, the president of ukraine is on sick leave tonight but not everybody is buying it. the leave comes as protesters rally against the presid

bracks government has celebrated the two thousand and eleven uprising against longtime dixon told kristin posted about it is close to the costa rican square in central ca died late saturday evening support since the army chief of sofa to lcc no place does and egyptian flags that in their allegiance to them and many want to run for president lance plate national songs as fireworks little chilly but the day with smart white demonstrations and skidding across the tips the government says at least twenty nine people died in daytime streak matches the majority in cairo on police cracked down heavily on antique up and protest inspiring but it's good to be an anti caste and the chocolate various grounds some demonstrate is what supporters of the banned muslim brotherhood a number of people with a tank security was tight on connor is politically charged streets following the recent rise in insurgency by islamist militant groups a couple weeks later near a police building in the city so it's on saturday but was followed by finance dumbass or between militants and government forces fight sold to sc

and kristin wright joining us to tell us about what to do about t the additional breaks. >> well, it is not the best timing in wisconsin avenue and rush hour, but the good news, the northbound lanes leaving d.c. are not affected at all, however, all three southbound lanes are closed from woodmont avenue to battery lane. we all know that wssc has been so busy recently because of all of the cold weather that we have had and they tell us that today, it was really rough. an old pipe ruptured underground, and wisconsin avenue buckled and gallons of water started spill iing and ye another water main break, and overwhelmed crews are scrambling to keep up. >> and we are so busy right now with the breaks around the two counties that we can't get somebody immediately dispatched here. >> a salt truck came through as the water kept coming and the temperatures were dropping and this is a few short hours before the evening rush home. and wisconsin is a major thoroughfare, but no cars can pass through here now, and all three southbound lanes are shutdown between woodmont and battery lane, and the b

and kristin wright has the first pictures and the frantic 911 ca call. >> reporter: in vienna, a beautiful healthy girl was born, and healthy six pounds and eight ounces and came at the cold of the morning in the intersection of nutley street in virginia center in a car. listen to the frantic 911 call. >> she is having constructions. and yeah, yeah, her water broke, but it is is so cold out here, and i have to do this with the door open is not good >> reporter: in fairfax, he rode five miles from home to work at the fairfax county government center. >> and really not that bad. it is really cold for the first mile, but after i get going, i am really hot and sweaty underneath my coat. >> reporter: and his seat got cold, and he kept pedalling. it won't start, the cold froze the crane's fuel line and that means no new heating system at crunch center on tyson corner. the heat works, but not well. so they ran out to buy a stack of space heaters to keep everybody warm until we thaw out. >> the fuel line froze and as i mentioned before we have a little heater that we are helping them out at the fu

kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >>> break news from egypt. third explosion this time in giza in the haran rvetioan area. many believe it was a hand made device. >> climbing the economic ladder in america, it's easier in some states and harder in others. we will explain. plus across the united states this has not been a good day for mcdonald's but it has been a great one for people who sell natural gas, we'll update you on america's energy emergency. >> in dabo, ali velshi, reports what the auto industry means for you. are i'm david shuster and this is "real money". this is "real money" and you are the most important part of the show so join our live conversation @aj realmoney. >>> politicians in both parties have been claiming that your odds of moving up the economic ladder are worse. the politicians are wrong, economic mobility is not getting worse, although it's not getting better either. the economic study was published by economists of cal berkeley and harvard. 30-year-olds across the country. while the big picture is stagnant the data sh

let's go to kristin live now from un headquarters in new york.he reservations are there on paper now. what are the implications? >> well, david, this could be very significant. we did expect that the syrian government would be taking part in these talks, but for the first time, we're getting an official document laying out their position, and they do seem to be laying out their reserve accusations. they are expecting the talks to proceed from a previous agreement reached in 2012 by members of the security council and the international community, which stipulated this the aim of the talk would be to establish an interim government with full powers. and it seem the syrian government is expressing that it is not on bard for that as even a starting point for negotiations, and at this stage we know the opposition has been divided. we don't even know if they are going to take part in these talks and one of any issues has been that the assad government isn't serious about moving forward, and this could fuel those elements of the application who don't wa

kristin wright has our report. >> reporter: the anacostia martin luther king jr. parade today. an observance of the 85-year-old civil rights leader's birthday. these two women wanted to see the exact spot where dr. king stood to deliver the ever famous i have a dream speech. they remember segregation, and lived it as children. >> i remember standing in front of an all-white elementary school to catch a bus to drive ten miles down the road to attend an all-black elementary school. >> reporter: and this child is learning about dr. martin luther king. >> >> if he did not make the speech, then people would have to split up, and the friends that i have that are black could not be my friends. >> reporter: and perhaps the most special place to be in washington today is the king me moi moirl. >> he lived his life never knowing that people would be so insi inspired and that how many people would be here. >> i saw many of the people king questions.nd looking and did y'all enjoy yourselves? >> yes. >> kristin wright. >>> he saved the city and treated like a hero, and now two big heroes ar

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kristin wright followed along. >> reporter: on dr. martin luther king jr. day, the memorial is powerful. >> actually standing there and seeing it in person is almost like he is there. >> reporter: and people who are here to honor his legacy listened intently to park rangers about the life of the civil rights leader and the larger than life statue that is attributed to him. >> it is history. and it really is, and it is important to be here on a day like this. >> reporter: and many honored his legacy with a day of service. in the southeast, student volunteers picked up litter at hope branch park, and filled up garbage bags with styrofoam bottles, and keeping trash out of the anacostia river. and every year, this is pushed forward. >> i love it, love it, and when the community that is here cleans up in the backyard. >> ensuring the well-being and the park itself to bring this park back to life. >> reporter: down the road at fort dupont park. >> getting rid of the english ivy here. >> reporter: members of the conservation association got rid of invasive plant s

let's bring in kristi kristin k. i have a copy of the state of the union address and i want to read a portion of it to you. today after four years of economic growth, corporate prices and stock prices have rarely been higher and those at the top have never done better, but average wages have barely budged. inequality has deepened. you know the president will be speaking about inequality and assistance to the middle class, is the republican party willing to join the president in moving forward a middle class agenda in 2014? >> of course, and thanks for having me on. yes, we heard a lot about the inequality over the last several weeks. we know the president is going to be talking about it. we heard him give a similar speech on inequality time and time again. i don't think it will be anything new. i think what will be interesting to see is what comes out of it after the speech is done. will it be words like we've heard so many times before that. yes, republicans are definitely at the table wanting to help middle class f

>> kristin. they need to be ready to help farmers or communities should there be a drinking water shortage. this is california's driest year in recorded history. just a couple of examples of that. they announced only 100 days of water left. they're managing with conservation effort. also for the first time in 20 years, many, marin is tapping into the reserve. the governor saying we can't all make it rain but we can do our part. >> through the doubt declaration i also call for conservation by all citizens, by those in rural areas and those in our cities. everyone should try to do at least 20% conservation. >> they consume the contaminants in vast quantities of our state's water and loads the dice for more extreme droughts like this one by accelerating climate chang change. >> reporter: now you just heard from one of a dozen protesters. californians against fraking. and these protesters say stopping frstop ing fracking would be a good way to start with water conservation. you heard the governor ask

the woman called news4 and showed the box and the contents to kristin wright. >> reporter: ten poundsf pot. mystery marijuana, shrink wrapped and stashed in plastic containers and delivered straight to this woman's door. >> it is coming from fresno, california. >> reporter: fresno to southeast d.c. and sent express through the u.s. postal service, and she does not want her face or name on tv, and the sender used her address and didn't notice that the label had the wrong name. >> but inside, there were sealed packages like freeze-dried and pounds of them. >> reporter: 9.7 pounds to s to exact. >> and it is very strong. you don't have to get too close to smell it. >> reporter: and d.c. police came to see what this is about, and don't you know that she worked for the postal service for 25 years, and never did she see anything like this. >> it is a bad thing. i don't do drugs. i don't sell drugs. i don't want drugs s around me. >> reporter: she said that someone did come to the office of her apartment building looking for the package and this one may not be too difficult for police, becau

now back to kristin and dan. >> a new baby might have set a california record the moment he was born. >> meet andrew jacob cervates, tipping scales at 15 pounds two ounces. >> big boichl he might be the biggest child ever born in california. his mom gave birth after doctors noticed he was not moving. >> he remains in the hospital. you can say he comes from a big family, his two siblings weighed more than ten pounds at birth. >> wow. >> i know. >> thanks for joining us. >> we >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, olympic threat. the urgent search for a woman who may be a black widow suicide bomber. and the new terror tape promising a surprise package. brian ross, on the story for us tonight. >>> polar plunge. caught on camera, a man rescued after falling through the ice. and tonight, the new arctic blast about to drive temperatures down below freezing again. >>> and "real money." you told us it's the number one thing you want this year, getting a raise at the office. >> you have to sell. it's about selling. >> tonight, how you do it. and a surprising secret about your boss you should k

. >> kristin is more skeptical of the plan. >> i am not sure this is not a problem. we are trying to gather all this data and look for something. >> ricardo said it's not about surveillance. >> each time they want to see video, they had to ask for permission. police would not get more access. >> the hesitation i had was a random person walking by, they don't get that person's permission. it is really delicate to figure out the balance. >> the proposal will be considered publicly next week. >> three people are dead following a massive 40-vehicle pile up. look at the white out conditions that led to the crush of mangled cars this afternoon on interstate 94. more than 20 people were injured and one was critically. vehicles caught behind were trapped on icy roads for more than hours in 10 degree weather. >> pope francis said the internet is the gift from god, but it's definitely not perfect. the pope regularly tweets and posts selfies so he is no stranger. he believes the web can isolate people and said it must be a network of human beings and not wires. >> the search fo

news4's kristin wright is live at the scene. what's it looking like now? >> reporter: wssc is pretty sure the cold weather caused this break. right now they are still trying to get to the pipe. we want you to take a look down there. that's where it is. the broken pipe is down in that hole, about six feet. they tell us this has been a lot more difficult than they thought it would be. to see get to that pipe.wssc ha. that's what's happening there. now, a problem they're also running into, gas lines. fiber optics and verizon fios lines. they had to navigate carefully around all of that. also, wssc was not able to shut off the water valve for some time because they couldn't physically turn it. they had to go up the street, down the rockville pipe this way just to find a valve to turn and shut off the water supply. so it's been a real challenge all day long since 3:00 this morning. we're told about 150 customers are affected at this point. and that's just customers. so when you think of the numbers of people, it's more than that. we'll keep an eye on it. and we

kristin wright, news4. >> and parking meters are all over the district, and soon you could plan to payt a place where you never had to before. soon the meters may be multiplying. [ male announcer ] when your small business has verizon fios, you're "downloading huge files" ready. "3-hour conference call" ready. you're small business ready. switch to verizon fios with 100% fiber optic fast internet and reliable phone with 99.9% network reliability for just $99.99 a month with a two year price guarantee. call now to get a firm price quote of your total monthly charges in writing up front. call 1.888.774.4418 to sign up now. fios speed and reliability that makes you small business ready. that's powerful. >>> parking meters are coming to the national mall. >> in a few months you may have to pay parking at the mall. but not everybody is happy. mark segraves with the story. >> we are have been paying taxes for years and why would they want to take more away from us. >> reporter: the vast majority of the streets are controlled by the d.c. government and that is where you will see the parking m

. >> i'm kristin live in new york, thisit

. >> in northern virginia, kristin wright, news4. >> we are not going to see that extreme cold for a while. we warm up a little bit and we will be turning colder again by the second, third week of january. someone sells getting her first taste of the elements. the national zoo's giant panda cub. news4's megan mcgrath was there it is a baby panda was put in its display for the first time in front of the cameras. >> reporter: the clicking of camera shutters. bao bao, the giant baby panda, was introduced to the press. but the national zoo's biggest celebrity seemed unfazed by all the attention. >> a ball of cuteness she is right now. >> reporter: at times a little wobbly on her feet but anxious to explore. >> she has gone from crawling to walking and she is so playful. she is so energetic. she is a great little girl. >> she spends about 20 hours or more asleep. that's typical for a panda cub. she is spending her early energy what she gets from food and getting bigger sxroyp she is bigger. once the size of a stick of butter, bao bao weighs almost 17 pounds. >> she's great. she is really

. >> kristin is more skeptical of the plan. >> i am not sure this is not a problem. we are trying to gather all this data and look for something. >> ricardo said it's not about surveillance. >> each time they want to see video, they had to ask for permission. police would not get more access. >> the hesitation i had was a random person walking by, they don't get that person's permission. it is really delicate to figure out the balance. >> the proposal will be considered publicly next week. >> three people are dead following a massive 40-vehicle pile up. look at the white out conditions that led to the crush of mangled cars this afternoon on interstate 94. more than 20 people were injured and one was critically. vehicles caught behind were trapped on icy roads for more than hours in 10 degree weather. >> pope francis said the internet is the gift from god, but it's definitely not perfect. the pope regularly tweets and posts selfies so he is no stranger. he believes the web can isolate people and said it must be a network of human beings and not wires. >> the search fo

in san jose, kristin ayers, kpix5. >> tickets for the freedom train are $15. more info, go to our website, kpix.com. >>> computer chip maker intel says it's slashing 5,000 jobs. profits for the santa clara- based company have fallen for the second straight year. the company says it's because of falling demand for personal computer chips as mobile devices get more popular. the job cuts about 5% of intel's work force. >>> some 49ers fans are so confident their favorite team will win the nfc championship game over the seahawks, they've already made their plans for super bowl sunday. >> ryan found a lifelong niners fan who's making the trip across the country to new jersey's meadowlands for the ultimate game. >> jim harbaugh, autographed football. >>reporter: calling arlan doesn't begin to cry it. >> in '51 i really started being a fan and went to every game since 1951, every home game. >>reporter: every home game for 62 years. that's 631 straight games. he started his six-decade streak, a gallon of gas cost 19 cents, a loaf of bread 16 and his 49ers ticket costs

live in bethesda, kristin wright, news4. >>> and another water main break in virginia. right now crews are still working to fix a 12-inch pipe that broke late last night. only two lanes are open on westbound duke street in alexandria. jordan street has been closed in both directions since last night. about 20 customers have been without their water all day. crews stay they hope to have that break fixed by 7:00 this evening. >>> from water main breaks to snow flurries. news4 has an easy way to stay on top of breaking stories during this deep freeze and over the weekend. just download the nbcwashington app. search nbcwashington in the app store or on google play. >>> a former top senate aide charged with distributing child pornography has killed himself in the basement of his family home. 35-year-old ryan loscarn was the former chief of staff in republican senator lamar alexander's office. last month authorities charged him with possession and distribution of child pornography. and he had been living with his family in sykesville ever since his arrest. >>> a bombshell cas

kristin airs shows us a group of young girls in oakland can and they're getting high profile support. >> reporter: like most 9-year- old girls, they love dolls. >> it shows the condition, the price. >> but unlike most kids her age, butterfield created an app for doll lovers like herself. it's called doll finder. >> you can like sell and buy doll products. >> butterfield is a member of black girls code. in oakland non-profit that teaches young african american girls how to build websites and create apps and computer games. like the one rebecca taylor made. >> a game about a guy named larry. >> it's the brainchild of electrical engineering kimberly brian. >> we like to think of ourselves as the girl scouts of technology. >> she did the research and found out black women receive only about 3% of bachelors degrees in computer science. >> we hope to really be able to tap into changing the ratio for women of color and really making a difference in what the face of technology looks like. >> in two years the non-profit has taken off. there are branches all over the country and one in south af

threat to security off of the straining relations between the two countries woe to the breaking point kristin because ace refusing to sign a bilateral security deed. with all it's about the united states devoted most of its troops out of the top fourteen. when most flawed and troops are due to a sids. the site has called the so called pseudo option and in good stead. suggested d can't wait until after the presidential elections in april. end of the deadline set by the united states has lost. the visiting officials gave no indication of how much longer the government might tweak. i'm still sort of seeing releasing the business would try to find his name. the talks and talks. gates said he was optimistic that it would soon be reached on the long delayed by lax security agreement. off to the meetup site i'm convinced. its result of our long meeting with karzai we have narrowed those differences. and i believe that we can look forward to designing the city and in the implementation of that sooner rather than later the state's only recently songs. isn't it the wrong done that so often did to becom

kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >>> break news from egypt.hird explosion this time in giza in the haran rvetioan area. many believe it was a hand made device. >> climbing the economic ladder in america, it's easier in some states and harder in others. we will explain. plus across the united states this has not been a good day for mcdonald's but it has been a great one for people who sell natural gas, we'll update you on america's energy emergency. >> in dabo, ali velshi, reports

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. >> kristin is more skeptical of the plan. >> i am not sure this is not a problem.ricardo said it's not about surveillance. >> each time they want to see video, they had to ask for permission. police would not get more access. >> the hesitation i had was a random person walking by, they don't get that person's permission. it is really delicate to figure out the balance. >> the proposal will be considered publicly next week. >> three people are dead following a massive 40-vehicle pile up. look at the white out conditions that led to the crush of mangled cars this afternoon on interstate 94. more than 20 people were injured and one was critically. vehicles caught behind were trapped on icy roads for more than hours in 10 degree weather. >> pope francis said the internet is the gift from god, but it's definitely not perfect. the pope regularly tweets and posts selfies so he is no stranger. he believes the web can isolate people and said it must be a network of human beings and not wires. >> the search for a home for an injured puppy has been an overwhelming success. th

kristin drake works for planalytics that helps businesses plan for weather. >> we're looking at the impacta lot of it is due to the size of the area impacted. >> reporter: cooped up consumers was a good thing for ecommerce. sales of shovels, salt, and snow blowers were hot according to ace hardware's jeremy melnyk. >> i mean obviously with the snow and the cold weather, mine things were flying out the door pretty fast. >> reporter: but retailers are pretty concerned about the coming weeks when homeowners get high heating businessills. businesses are concerned it could hurt around presidents' day. >>> overnight the navy searched for a crew member that crashed off the coast of virginia. the navy chopper he went down yesterday about 20 miles from virginia beach. five members were on board during the training mission. four were taken from the water. two died and two were hospitalized. it's not clear what caused the crash. >>> overseas iraqis are preparing to launch an assault on al qaeda militants who are taking over the cities. the militants are being urged to leave to avoid the fight. the ir

he chipped in kristin's celebrate a christmas dance across the mainly muslim nation on monday night in the tight security. the best is that the islamic militants loyal to ousted president ahmed dorsey would target them claiming they played a large role in the protest said up to his control the classic there's some testing that hopes for the future. on the adoption of each get a new constitution which criminalize this discrimination. he is a belief that god on this day which made or to see nineties the state is made to stay an official holiday publications christmas comes this yet the beginning of a new phase in peace to that beloved egypt and the implementation of the constitution. however nothing was left to chomp softer wave of attacks blamed on instruments which has left dozens of churches destroyed our correspondent in cairo says. give me a little fancy stl and yet against a background of security concerns and complex political conditions the cops they need to have celebrated their annual christmas. being in the press to see stability and peace protect our country weighed down by t

they star two of snl's alums. >> kristin and bill have known each other for years. known for making movies that essentially take comedic actors and give them a lot of their first dramatic turn, as they were. we loved the idea of seeing bill hader and kristin do what we watched jonah hill do and go on to make "moneyball" and "wolf of wall street." they have that breakout potential to let people see them do something else they haven't done before. >> "skeleton twins," tell me what it is about, dramatic, comedic? >> i would call it a comedic drama. it is about two twins who have become estranged and they are in a bad place in their lives and they come back together and figure out how to move forward with their lives. it has that comedy drama that movies like the kids are already or beginners have. it is a nice blend. >> before i let you go, i would like to ask you about snl and the newest cast member, the first african-american woman in six years. did you catch her debut? >> no. i have been at the sundance film festival trying to watch as many movies as i can but, no,

and instead using two backs in the bank is as the incumbent and focused on this fish mean all kristin caught up on coke while one of the most affected provinces. but it was a medical cause and it feels as in two thousand two of the numbness than the ugly and fifty five cars and on sale. then it appears to indicate that two then fitting that i live on business and coasted down on the corneal vaccination. many have but there's nothing cute about ten seconds which seemed a vaccination us the best and got to standardize closely and spoke with the depiction of life cases last week the number of nuclear case is in the country is now with ninety one. what the ninety percent of the polio cases in the country have been linked to the portal by a strain identified in the shop a total of thirteen cases detected in a contest on lonsdale what's going to fish on a deputy to one us appointed to the chalet aspinall suspense and lay off the end of the clear why this into my eyes focused on is my mom on the two countries that fool you it's thinner and to make the country's daily into been told that crip

. >>> now, game on with kristin berset. >> well, 2014 hasn't started in the best way for the washington wizards. they've lost their first three games at home but this has been a team that's actually played better on the road this season. they got the win yesterday in charlotte and tonight they go for two in a row in new orleans taking on those pesky pelicans. game tied at 20 in the 1st. the long shot, 20 points on the night and the wizards actually out-rebounded and outscored the pelicans in the paint. wall again, wizards led by 17 at the break. trevor had a double-double. washington wins 102-96. georgetown visiting providence looking to stay undefeated in big east play. rivera led georgetown with 19 points. actually went into half time down five and could get nothing going afterwards. 15 turnovers tonight for georgetown, just seven assists. providence snaps a nine-game losing streak against georgetown winning 70-52. >>> as the days go on, more and more names emerge as potential head coaching candidates for the washington redskins. we reported earlier that the team would meet with vande

the crowd jumping kristin mahmoud abbas is ninety miles which each from to surprise them and other officials retain business with hugs and kisses in the early hours of tuesday morning. the released prisoners include eighteen people from the west bank three from gaza attitude of the fight from easter it's an important step three nineteen and twenty eight east conflict is in jail. muslims are taught that he would seek the face of the force they planned to release palestinian prisoners might need the rest of the treats he still refuses to answer the streets and go to boise to triple up with me on it last night we sold the palestinian authority horrifying. terrorists the horrifying individuals who are guilty of terrible crimes of killing innocent civilians children. it's high time that the palestinian authority stall. glorifying terrorism it's high time they ceased. celebrating to the usa katrina saying john kerry has to make mope around the middle east peace talks this week in order to result of decades old conflict the un is seeking to negotiate a two state solution which would see israel exis

kristin talking about is actually looking at the children that day after. for two hours after delivery stealing everyone has this feeling that came out of the nickelback. to be ok suddenly the lights and many many children more often. to what i intend to deal with the families waiting he still didn't even know the identity so we try to deal with that subject. through the prism of a children's homes that were created immediately after the war. all we know we're talking about a fifteen thousand two hundred thousand children. i've survived after the warrant and found some sort of. after taking the biggest unions who has given was that we are. this discovery could be due to family and more. cost to local children at the school he was kind of parents families and ten. when these were the homes in the family has discovered that actually beat him. one thing. every scene she actually documents the authentic way. so it's really hard for the idea is to isolate these days. we have the actual facts with the details and photographs and documents. too often the store is