and now let us bow our heads in a moment of silence and reflect on how mabel touched our lives.mabel into his arms and giving her everlasting peace. peace. [ somber organ music plays ] great. now can we go? no, sweetie, we have to tend

mabel and her husband said they knew when they saw justin he was meant to be a part of their family. thomas spent a lot of years moving from one foster home to another. until he was finally adopted a few years ago by joy, a classmate's mom. he's now in college and mentoring foster kids. >> i think it serves as a sort of, you know inspiration message to just say, you know, i could -- i could come from this place, i could make it. >> reporter: thomas like monty, victor and justin are all inspirational messages to kids who are waiting. and to prospective parents who can learn that fulfilling a child's dream will make their lives simply better. >> if you have room in your heart for another child who's waiting, call our special adoption hot line. the number's 1-888-to adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. we have lots more wonderful children to introduce you to this year. >>> coming up the fruit that could make a big difference in your health. plus an update on today's extreme cold. storm team 4's amelia segal is back with how fa >>> developing today on news 4, we're

mabel hammer and her son, eddie, said they knew when they saw justin on wednesday's child he was meant to be a part of their family. thomas spent a lot of years moving from one foster home to another when he was finally adopted a few years ago by joy morris a classmate's mom and he's now in college mentoring foster kids. >> it serves an inspiration message i can come from this place and make it. >> reporter: thomas like the others are all inspirational messages to kids who are waiting and prospective parents can learn fulfilling a child's dream will make their lives simply better. barbara harrison news4 for wednesday's child. >> wow! that is so wonderful. if you have room in your home and heart for another child waiting, call our special adoption hotline, 1-888-to-adopt-me. or online. >>> a father lost his son. it was a tragedy on the tracks that could have been prevented. we'll explain what could have been done. >> more storm team coverage on this dangerously cold day coming in. >>> how to >>> adjusting to a new normal one month after that fiery plane crash killed the mother and two s

mabel hammer and her husband eddie say they knew when they saw justin on wednesday's child that he was meant to be a part of their family. thomas spent a lot of years moving from one foster home to another until he was finally adopted a few years ago by joy morris a classmate's mom. he's now in college and mentoring foster kids. >> i think it serves as a sort of inspiration message to just say that you know i could come from this place, i could make it. >> thomas like monte, victor and justin are all inspirational messages to kids who are waiting and to perspective parents who can learn that fulfilling a child's dream will make their lives simply better. barbara harrison "news 4" for wednesday's child. >> love that. >> great. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for another child call the number >>> right now the nbc 4 health & fitness expo is going on at the convention center in northwest washington, d.c. time to pull it up. >> tliets. cooking, weight loss sports. you can even get a massage as doreen got when she was doing the last live shot. >> everything's downhill from n

it is mabel in the morning, then we will get more -- it will be mainly in the morning, and then we will get more sun. overall still a dry pattern for the next couple of days but the sunny and warm yesterday replaced today with a lot of high clouds. more on what weather the raining and cooling will show up in the next ten minutes. highs today cooler. 60s instead of 70s. salen an overturned truck? >>> yes, steve. minor injuries for the driver here on 580 westbound past the 680 interchange near pleasanton but most people probably still think it is in pleasanton. you know how that goes but it is westbound 580 near foothill. the truck is flipped over and the driver with minor injuries. the truck already taken away. the truck was backed with patt's blue ribbon and coors lite. not much of it is spoiled. the pbr and coors lite shortage coming to your store somewhere! but as you know, that is a mess. we need all the lanes in the morning and two of them are taken away. well, the commute from the bay bridge toll plaza is light. you may want to get on the road early while things are still doing ver

mabel got to take a look of attacks, look at indexing. you didn't have those conversations even a you go. so that's a big improvement. this isn't going to be done for free. >> hi, david with inside epa. i do couple of questions on the regulatory reform issue. first, you talked about a bill for crafting regulations are passed the house yesterday. are you looking at a particular legislation for the other prong of that agenda? and on the side of reforming enforcement of existing rules you talked about some practices you what's to stop. can you go into more details on what agencies are using those i guess you would call them underhanded enforcement tricks? >> do you want to go on the first -- >> the bills that tom mentioned are the regulatory account of act which is designed reform the administrative procedure act which is the single statute on the books from 1942 or 46 that guides the rulemaking and regulators in a regulated process. considering it's 2015 we think taking a good look at how you modernize that in today's world is probably appr