pat lawson muse joins us with details at the live desk. >> there's evidence that her mental condition deteriorated in the past few months. in december, her boyfriend reported to police he feared for their daughter's safety because she was delusional and she believed the president has the city where she lived on lockdown. a source tells nbc news that federal authorities are questioning the boyfriend about what happened yesterday. investigators are testing a letter addressed to the boyfriend that contained white powder that carey left at her home. a dentist that she worked for says carey suffered a head injury in a fall. he fired her last august after getting complaints from patients. meanwhile, her neighbors in stanford described her as a pleasant person and proud mother. at the live desk, i'm pat lawson muse. >> news 4 learned communication lapses between two police agencies presenting challenges from the response from one end of constitution avenue to the other. >> oh! [ sirens ] [ gunfire ] >> officers may have been in a better position to react had two-way radios worked as intended

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. barbara harrison is at the live desk with details about an accident involving a pedestrian in springfield. barbara? >> we just got video that came into a newsroom just a short time ago. this accident happened around 2:00 p.m. on franconia road at the intersection of commerce street in springfield. a woman was hit and killed crossing the street. she was not using a crosswalk. the pickup truck that hit the woman did stay at the scene. >> right now, house democrats are meeting with president obama and vice president biden in a closed meeting at the white house down pennsylvania avenue the house just voted unanimously to fund death benefits for families of fallen soldiers. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill for us with the latest on day nine of the shutdown. >> let's talk about death benefits. it's reaslly an issue that has punched out and outraged americans. it's such an oversight. such a symbol of the dysfunction in washington that both sides are rushing to fix it. defense secreta

. >> daniel lawson and brett roberts have followed this one and they got good video. they say it started as a cone with multiple vortices but it turned into a large wedge. as you see, it does get big and envelopes a large part of land. >> they're incredibly close. >> you do see it move and change shape. at one point these guys are debating whether or not they'll get hit by lightning. >> are going to get hit by lightning? >> yeah. >> they see it cover a de f s etm move around, so do they. >> if you're having the conversation about whether you're too close, you're probably too close. >> this video also from woodbury, iowa. it's amazing this video is still going. you can see here things start to shake like you would think an earthquake was happening but then things quickly go bad and the door comes off. it gives you a real sense of what people go through, what happens to their houses and how it happens and this is the devastation they can see. >> is a human dancing around in a red hooded sweat shirt. apparently this is something called the ostrich dance. it started out a

i'm pat lawson muse. wendy rieger is off. >> i'm jim handly. first at 5:00, a deadly fire so intense, a home was reduced to a burned-out box. this happened overnight on fuller heights road in triangle, virginia. just outside of the marine corps base at quantico. three people are dead tonight. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey talked with neighbors who are grieving over the friends they lost. >> reporter: there is very little that's recognizable anymore inside of this triangle mobile home where three people lost their lives in an early morning fire. investigators put up tarps as they did their work. it be up to the medical examiner to identify the bodies. this group who hung out with the 19-year-old that lived here are convinced they lost a close friend. their grieving has already begun. >> he was the most bright, energetic guy in the world. he was the neutral ice guy. he would do anything for you. he just always

i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. wendy is off tonight. our storm team 4 coverage, heavy rain made for a wet and sometimes messy commute this morning. >> and in the district, strong winds were enough to bring down a large branch right on top of a moving car. >> here's a look at conditions at this hour. right now the rain has moved on but somehow some now you will feel changes. >> dougs that up to the minute forecast for us in the storm center. >> we talked about this potential for a lot of rain early last week so we've been talking about this for some time. did it come through on our monday. as you look outside now as you mentioned we are seeing the rain move out. radar continues to show the rain moving to the east. did it come through fairly quickly and when it came down, we were talking very heavy rainfall rates. this ras right around 12:00. baltimore down 95 through d.c. down through fredericksburg we saw some of the heaviest rain, also strong winds but not a lot of severe weather and not a lot of damage reports, that's the good news. t

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ministry of justice won't give a loss and it's to create a new barrier spice although they'll give a lawson's to clear a churchyard perhaps build a supermarket or a car park which seems a little bit old. at the moment reusing grace is only allowed in london cemeteries and although it's an issue that affects literally everyone. it's not exactly a vote when i say typically governments just avoids talking about it but experts say those in power must come up with a workable plan on burials rather than just burying their own heads in the sand. i'll be back was the news about thirty minutes time coming up parties james brown takes part in military training with russia's toughest army regiment that's in just a few moments. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to suck. one hundred twenty three days. through two. cities of. fourteen thousand people. or sixty five thousand. in a record setting trip. air. space. torch relay. m r t v dot com. the russian paratrooper regiment is nobody. will push you harder than you've ever been pushed in your life. they say once a power weighs a pound and many of the

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. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we are getting new information about thursday's chase and shooting on capitol hill. the family of the woman shot and killed after crashing into a white house gate is here in the district. miriam carey's relatives are here from new york to officially identify her and try to get temporary custody of her 1-year-old daughter. >>> sources tell news 4 police shot 26 shots at carey during the pursuit. sources tell us her mental health had been deteriorating since last year and she thought that president obama was actually communicating with her. >> it's day four of the government shutdown. >> and new at this hour, the house is set to vote tomorrow on more minifunding bills. >> still no sign of progress toward reopening the government. news 4s steve handelsman is live on capitol hil with the latest. steve? >> reporter: thanks. good afternoon. first, a footnote to this, the house, as we have been reporting for a couple days has been voting minispending bills, which the senate democrats refused

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. at 4:30, the govern in the is smut down. is there an end in sight? the weeks leading up to today, there's no shortage of fingerprinting. today, the blame game is gaining moment momentum. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill with the latest. steve? >> reporter: the fight over obama care got so intense, neither side is going to guess how long it might last with government actually partly shutting down. the national mall closed and the smithsonian. space closed. the world war ii memorial, some vets had to by pass the barricade. >> i don't know if i'll get back or not. >> reporter: 800,000 federal workers are furloughed. >> it's going to hurt a lot of people in a lot of ways. >> the government is closed. >> reporter: both sides blamed the other. >> speaker boehner and his tea party radicals have done the unthinkable. >> they have their prize. >> reporter: they are fed up. >> fighting for nothing. it's ridiculous. >> republicans are fighting obama care. today, demanding senate democrats agree to a roll back. >> we want to sit

pat lawson muse joins us from the newsroom with a preview of things to come. pat? >> hi, barbara.ottoms. a d.c. couple wants to raise a million bucks for the poor and if they do they say they'll change their last name to van squigglebottoms. a worthy because but why they're going to such extremes coming up today on news4 at 4:00. >> maybe they just like that name. >> maybe they want to write a kids' book. >> that would be not surprising. thanks a lot, pat. see you this afternoon. >> okay. >> and time far final check on our forecast. hello there, chuck bell. >> how you doing, barbara? >> good. good to have you with us today. >> good to be here pap nice day outside today, feels like autumn once again. that's the view from our national harbor camera. looking back northbound, you can almost see the national cathedral way out in the distance, center of the horizon. nice enough day, temperatures slowly working their way into the mid-60s right now. we should get into the upper and middle 60s. clouds thinning out for the rest of your afternoon. chilly mornings are back and they may start

. >> if you look up 10,000 lawson congressional action, you will see that judges always look to the legislativeent. they literally go back and read transcripts of the debate. the problem is there's no record of legislative intent here. >> there is none. so if there's going to be activism by the judges, it is going to be very difficult because they can't just rest on their laurels and say this isn't what they meant to do. if you don't have any backing, there's no way to justify that. >> the people that wrote this were staffers, not congressmen and women, did it hastily in a back room, there was no transparency. and underscored by nancy pelosi, we have to pass the law before we know what's in it. >> there's no question the thing was on an expedited basis, being diplomatic, it was rushed through and crammed through. >> there was no argument on it. >> the point is that as you guys say, it has to be changed in a correct fashion. >> i would envision a judge saying look, you got to have subsidies for everybody, not just state exchanges, otherwise the law fails, and would collapse, and obviously they d

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. filing for unemployment. furloughed government workers wasted no time filing last week. d.c., maryland and virginia agencies reported an increase. that's notty surprise to anyone. laws are different in different jurisdicti jurisdictions. how does that complicate the process? >> you have to file where you work. you may be hearing for the first time here on "reporter's notebook" don't go file where you live. file where you work. district of columbia, smaller, more compact city and we may not have as many satellite offices as, say, virginia might have or maryland mooim might have. and then, my god, if the mayor had not considered every employee essential, then you would have had marylanders, virginianers all converging on d.c. >> it is stated or believed that most of the people applying for unemployment will apply in the district of columbia, because it has the largest, what, caucus of federal agencies. so, this could really in some way hamper the system by which these people are filing through. >> don't forget,

have embrace the lawson's open enrollment began october 1, californians have started nearly 180,000 applications with more beginning every day. i want to mention the stuff i had last night with those in town hall with my district on the central coast of california. one of the first cause i heard from was a mother from santa barbara. she wanted to tell me the story of her son. her son is 28 years old and he had been paying $425 per month for his insurance before the affordable care act. she was happy to report he is already applied through covered california and has found a policy that works better for him and has all the essential health benefits covered with the former policy did not, and now will only cost him $109 per month. this is significant savings, and this is being repeated in california option. there are many residents who have now set up their own websites and marketplaces and they ended up with the people now signing up for coverage and this is semiformal care act is working. over 30,000 people have enrolled. in oregon over 50,000 people have been enrolled. we could go on and on. the

it became one of the most disciplined movements because we have a man by the name of jim lawson.er coming down methodist minister who attended vanderbilt university in nashville. he worked for the fellowship at the reconciliation had traveled to india and studied. dr. martin luther king jr. would come to an ashbel during the spring and he would say that the national student movement was the most disciplined. it was well organized and the people were accepting the way of nonviolence as the way of life and as a way of living. and it was there that many of the young people like diane nash and bernard lafayette and who is going to be the body president in a few weeks. these people didn't only go to jail and get arrested in nashville but they went on the freedom ride and they became organizers all across the south. today many of these people are still working for of social change and justice. >> host: 50 miles from your house near troy alabama what happened in montgomery and what do you remember about that? >> guest: i young woman, rosa parks, was arrested for refusing to get up and g

we had a young man bear by the name of jim lawson, wonderful teacher, young methodist minister and even bill university in nashville. he worked for the fellow said for reconciliation, yet traveled to india and studied the way of gandhi. and dr. martin luther king jr. would come to nashville in 1960 and who is the student movement was the most disciplined. it was well organized and the people that were except in the way of nonviolence have a way of life, has a way of liberty. and it was there that many young people like diane nash, bernard lafayette, who is going to be honored by the president in a few weeks with the matter of freedom and these young people not only went to jail and got arrested, but they went on the freedom ride and they became organizers all across the south. today, many of these young people are still working for social change, for social justice. >> host: december 1st, 1955, 50 miles from your house near troy, alabama. what happened in montgomery, alabama? >> guest: december 1st, 1955, young woman, rosa parks was arrested for refusing to get up and give up her seat.