. >> marion barry has been in the hospital for more than two weeks, but positive news for him. we will have the latest coming up next. thisecking our top stories morning, fairfax firefighters on the scene of a townhouse fire. this is on town manor court. we are told that one person was hurt and four dogs were taken to an animal hospital. reopena mall is set to today after this weekend's deadly shooting. doors will open at 1:00 this afternoon. ken allman says there will be to memorial sites at the mall today. what will be at the outside entrance near the fountain at starbucks and the other will be at centre court. >> another deep freeze with dangerous cold gripping parts of the midwest this morning. wind chillill see between 30 and 60 below zero. freezing rain, sleet, and snow are expected as far south as texas. a winter watch has been issued for tomorrow for all of the gulf coast states. >> marion barry remains at howard university hospital this morning. his spokeswoman says he could be released today. she has not said why he was admitted. we are told that he is in good spirits

marion barry does appear in my book as a head in washington d.c. as one of the most vocal critics of the npd during an important time and that is one life he had. and his first term as mayor of and the downtown that we see every day now is really a credit to his leadership and his kind of entrepreneurial political spirit and of course there is the other life of marion barry that we hear about all the time, the ones that are used to deride him and very often he makes comments himself that expose him to that direction. i got the sense from watching the documentary that rank-and-file people were extremely disappointed and almost heartbroken because this is a man who commanded tremendous respect throughout this city and still does and i still have respect for many of the things he has done. that was my own sense of someone else's work. i did not go that way in my own book. >> two questions. one is the time frame that you pick, why you chose 40-73 and why you chose the subject in general, how did you become exposed to and go on the path that you did? >>

an update on marion barry. he has been in the hospital for a week. he will undergo more tests and should be released in the next day or so. he is doing ok and working from his hospital bed. marion barry is 77 years old. another glitch involving the health exchange. state officials confirm hundreds of medicaid enrollment packets were mistakenly sent to the wrong address. the packets contain name, dates of birth, and medicaid id numbers. officials say they are correcting the problem. the health exchange website has had its share of problems. it had a number that directed people to a pottery center instead of the call center. a surgeon and air -- a surge in an airline is giving up -- take over the slots are expected to use them to service bigger cities and will bring in bigger aircraft, thus more people. .t is martin luther king day metrorail opened at 5:00 a.m. and will run until midnight. buses and trains are operating on a saturday schedule. no track work today. off-peak fares are in effect. harking is free at all metro operated facilities. -- parkin

marion berry was probably the most contrite. you might remember his famous line on being caught on videotape. he said, "the bitch set me up." he was actually more contrite than the other candidates we looked at, if that provide some context. [laughter] alluded to vaguely some mistakes he made. hastings said he never made any theakes at all even though house found convincing evidence andook $150,000 in bribes the democratic majority house of representatives voted 14-3 to impeach him, and he was convicted. that was kind of the levels of contrition and combativeness among the three i looked at. charisma and personal credibility very important. marion barry had 20 years of experience in the civil rights movement going back to nashville helping to organize lunch citizens. ofer the riots, he was one the leading figures in driving trucks, delivering food throughout southwest washington, d.c. he had a tremendous amount of credibility from community and civic work. that put him in good stead when it was time for his comeback. had a decen

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. one spring evening

it was the key to his newspaper building, "the marion star."ou cannot dig about it without bringing florence into the picture. she had the circulation department for 12 years. it was very much a joint enterprise between the two of them, certainly a sense of pride . it was something that was kind of their baby. i would like to take you into site tog them on our other things connected to "the marion star. mrs. harding kept the books that the "star." this is an accounting book in her handwriting. she's keeping track of the money going in and out. worn work the editorial side. she is running the business. she's keeping the books, running the circulation department, assembling newsboys and starts home delivery of the newspaper for the first time. so you don't have to come to the newspaper office to buy your newspaper. you can have it tossed on your front porch. also, in this case, we have the time start ash timestamp -- timestamp from "the marion star." a picture of the building at that time. that does not stand any more. florence harding at a very

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. all of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened. >> we knew he was responsible for several deaths. >> to get answers it would take a risky, unusual plan. send a convicted drug dealer under cover into a dangerous prison to de -- befriend an alleged serial killer. >> i'm not a hunter. >> at stakes. >> you want to find her. you want to bring her home and you can't. >> and one man's freedom. >> they don't just turn around and give out candy and say you're free to go. i went through hell and back. >>> early each day donna greets her daughter tricia. >> i say hello to this picture every morning. i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say, hi, mom. >> tricia was kind hearted and smart. >> as a child, says father, gary, tricia lit up a room. >> she would sometimes just come into the room and spread her arms apart and say tada. >> they brought her here to marion, indiana to attend this small christian college. one spring evening

. >> marion, don't blame yourself. >> i'm not, i'm blaming you. >> reporter: ron howard was richie. >ys" is kind of a '50s' fantasy. the household you wish you might have grown up in. >> reporter: but there were so many things that we didn't know, the fonz didn't wear the leather jacket in the beginning because tv executives were concerned with how it would make him look. >> i don't like to hear you talk like that. >> could you picture me in a cardigan? that's for nerds. >> reporter: but all these years later, it wasn't his fist that started the music, but a technician behind the wall plugging it in. notice something about the cabinets, the refrigerator. >> when you open the refrigerator, and can see it, it's full. it's the place you want to be. this woman is creating a safe haven. >> reporter: they were creating catchphrases, too. and, of course, the fonz and his signature. >> could use a few more mirrors. >> reporter: and their home, milwaukee, wisconsin, but it's actually on a street in los angeles. and we went to find it today, and there it was. and mrs. cunningham revealing to us

elinor marion nancy. that was pretty consistent.i look to this room, it just surprises me that a lady who was born into wealth, that married into wealth, and generated wealth in her lifetime would live in such a simple fashion. the bed is surely not an elaborate bed for a woman who was 5'11" tall. she had a simple lifestyle. it stands out. this is eleanor roosevelt's sleeping porch. it is a very important area here. this is where mrs. roosevelt would come in the evening at approximately 11:00 after saying good night to her guests. it was a private space for her. the little scottish terrier dog that is so famous with and -- within the roosevelt story would accompany her to this area and spend the night here with her. this is where she would sit, do some last-minute letter writing, maybe some last-minute reading, and then retire for the evening. she referred to this area as being like a tree house since it is surrounded with glass, screened in areas. she can overlook her property, the faulkhill creek, the stone fireplace where the pic

eleanor's friend, marion dickerman, left the convention early. when she got to the house, sarah roads svelte's butler told her that mr. roosevelt was resting upstairs and would like to speak to her for a moment. she ran up and found fdr sitting up in his bed. he stretched his arms wide and said, marion, i did it. so that was 1924. that speech put fdr back on the political map. democratic officials in new york state very quickly realized that once again they might have a hot commodity on their hands, and they began to ask roosevelt and especially his chief assistant, louie howe, can he run? is this guy going to be able to run for office again? fdr and howe consistently, for many months, said, no, he's not ready. he will be ready, but he has to build himself back up. and, in fact, he was not ready. it was a delicate dance that fdr and howe had to play for several years here saying soon but not yet. not yet, but soon. roosevelt discovered the mineral pools down at warm springs, georgia, which he made famous and where he started a polio rehabilitatio

two, marion berry did it a million times and got reelected. obama brags about his cocaine use in his book. no one cares about that. yes. this is a great mayor. the real state has been going through the roof. he's imposed free market liberation on this socialist country because he's a fat white guy we make fun about the one time he did crack. wasted. someone has a crack pipe you're going to be like well i am having trouble seeing. you know? i won't mind a sobering toke. >> is that what it is? >> it's better to drive after crack if you're really wasted. >> i agree. >> like a strong cup of coffee >> exactly. >> you were saying to me in the green room why all the hate about crack? then, you walk out. >> interestingly, you're the best thing that ever happened to anthony weiner? >> yes? >> rob ford. >> he was on the front page of every paper, embarrassing the naths, now, no one can remember anthony weiner happened because this actual mayor in canada captured our attention. >> yes. >> having sex via texting is much better when you're on crack. >> i'l

marion barry should be out of the hospital soon.the 77-year-old has been hospitalized for a week area he will undergo more tests and should be released in the next day or so. they will not say why he was admitted. he is doing ok and working from his hospital bed. action,ng the agreement we honor martin luther king jr.. for many people is a day off, but a day on. people in our area are honoring his legacy. >> a day to remember and honor the life of dr. king. many are spending their time in service. they will be fixing meals for the second homeless. .> we signed up as a family we need to help people in need. service, they of men's choir began the wreath laying ceremony on the grounds of the memorial. they were warming the hearts of those on this cold day. the mayor went to a high school. hundreds of volunteers have signed up to roll up their sleeves and help some of the areas most needy schools. believe this is a day on and not a day off. >> some of the service projects include going to different schools and helping in classrooms. the

two, marion berry did it a million times, he got re-elected.brags about his cocaine use in his book. no one cares about that and, yes, this guy's a great mayor. the real estate in toronto has been going through the roof because he's imposed free market liberation on this totally socialist country. because he's a fat white guy and we make a big deal of it. i am actually having trouble seeing. let me take a sobering toke. >> it's actually better to drive after smoking crack. it's like a strong cup of coffee. >> i agree. >> you said to me in the greenroom, why all of the problem about hard crack. >> interestingly, you know the best thing that ever happened to an be though any weiner? >> what? >> rob ford. >> yes. >> it was in this past year that anthony weiner was on the front page of every paper and no one can remember him because there was a mayor in canada. >> having sex via texting is much better while on crack. >> thank you for that. >> i'll keep that in mind. >> focus. you're locked in. >> did this apology stand out for you? to me, this was

councilman marion barry, who has been in the hospital for more than a week. his spokesperson tells abc 7 news that he could be released as soon as tomorrow. the spokesperson has not said why the councilman has been admitted. we are told that he is in good spirits and working from his bed. several tweets have been posted to his account within the last few days, including condolences to the victims of the columbia mall shooting. we are going to turn to weather right now. this deep freeze continues to be a problem for frederick county public schools in virginia. it is operating on a two-hour delay tomorrow and you can see many more problems in the coming days because the temperatures are about to plunge. steve rudin is joining us now with the frigid forecast. problems will come early tuesday morning. we are looking at windchill factors inside the beltway about 5-10 degrees below zero. take a look at what is going on outside the weather center. 29 degrees at reagan national airport. manassas is colder because they had a little break in the clouds. the wind will b

tries to untie the shoe of dallas marion, really? it didn't affect the free throw, but the knicks did win. >>> well, the olympics in sochi, they're just one month away, if you're not quite linebackolympir but want major air, there's an answer. snowboard participants were able to soar 20 feet off a ramp landing safely on a big old bag of air. that's one easy way to do it. i'd say. >> kind of scary, i'd say. >> no, it's an air bag down there. you're all good. >> pretty gnarly, thanks, betty. >>> just ahead, the late paul walker's fate in the "fast & furious" has been decided. we'll have details. >>> welcome back. just a little fun fact from the national weather service in minneapolis. had a negative 35 windchill. your hands or your face, any exposed flesh will freeze in ten minutes. that was just their little safety advice for what is expected and what is happening now throughout the region. you notice that negative 35 windchill is found pretty much everywhere throughout the northern plains all the way from chicago back to iowa. the in

council member marion barry back home tonight finally. he's been in the hospital the last 16 days being treated for a blood infection. the former mayor was released from the hospital today. he is 77 years old. >>> tomorrow night d.c.'s teacher of the year will be sitting with michelle obama and mrs. biden. hollow well mackel was asked about the call she got last friday. >> someone from the office today me that dr. biden would like to invite me as her guest to the state of the union on tuesday and i was just totally floored. i couldn't believe it. i thought, you know, maybe this was a prank. >> it was no prank, though. she's going to be there tomorrow night. some of the other guests include carlos arredondo, a survivor of the boston marathon bombings, and gary byrd, fire chief of moore, oklahoma, who led the search and rescue effort after a huge tornado hit the town. you can watch the state of the union tomorrow night on wusa9 at 9 p.m. following the address the president will take off wednesday morning for a two day tour to promote his pr

2002 inagainst marion the primary. i was a part of the first race when she won. is actually a friend. i talked to her fairly regularly. we served together in the legislature. differenty we have ideology. they are very good people. i enjoy them. i enjoy the friendship i have with them. that said, my politics are .ifferent than mary's in louisiana, it is a pro-life state. state. natural marriage it is the only statewide democrat left in our state. beat a liberal you had to have a conservative. if we look at the last couple of elections, and the runoff, you've not had conservatives. you have had moderate. .an a term people out in last election she was able to turn out her base in a way that moderate cannot. >> what about the cost of these -- what about bill cassidy's record? he's not necessarily going to be conservative as other republican conservatives in congress. why are you concerned? >> louisiana is my home. i commute back and forth. i mixed with oaks regularly in the vertical arena. he has not been catching people's enthusiastic support. his record is next. i

marion and her fiancee elliott speed didn't want to take the typical cheesy engagement photos.tead they spoofed them. the pictures have become a huge hit on-line. they go against the typical gender roles and show clicheed shots of engagement rings and throwing leaves in a whole new light. >> all of the dirty coffee cups and the ring. it gives uh good laugh. >>> let's check the forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, you are talking about nearly 70s soon. >> can you believe that? records are possible, but not until next week. we will talk about another possibility of drizzle. we definitely have cloud cover right now, and also i am watching fog that has developed. napa right now visibility down to a quarter of a mile. you will have to be careful for the morning commute. the dense fog was with us this morning in patches. 1k3* we will see it again. we will see the drizzle tomorrow, but not enough to really erase our rainfall deficit. look how staggering these numbers are. we need more than 14 inches of rain in santa rosa to get us up to normal. over eight inches

american sprinter marion jones went to jail for lying to federal prosecutors about her steroid use. and after years of denial lance armstrong finally admitted he used drugs and blood dope to go win the cycling prize tour de france a record number of times. >> how do sports restore their image and regain the trust of fans? are athletes who didn't take drugs smeared by association? the hall of fame, do they have to decide? do they have to have a policy? or through the voting formula and the gut check over time do we get something like a verdict? for now the suspected cheaters have to wait. joining us to talk about the hall of fame announcement from denver jonah cary, writer, and author of "up up and away." and editor of sp nation and cliff corkland, a writer for "sports illustrated" where he's coauthor of "the strike zone blog." let me start with you, the fact that bonds and clemens have been passed over yet again is that a kind of verdict even without any official policies on what to do with suspect athletes? >> it is. obviously the writers who vote, and i'm not among them. the write

of dallas mavericks forward shawn marion. that is so old. it appears smith gained no advantage.go on to win. when they say cheaters never win -- >> you wonder, how do you get away with that anyway? everything's on tape these days. >>> a special debut for the national zoo. >> we'll show you the second cub born at the zoo ever. ♪ too big. ♪ too soft. too small. ♪ mmm! ♪ too happy. ♪ [ male announcer ] at progresso, we've got a passion for quality. because you've got a passion for taste. >>> great story to leave you with this morning. the smithsonian national zoo's newest baby panda had a chance to meet the press this morning. >> take a look at this. he was a bit shy to begin with. look at that face, right? a little bit unsteady on his feet. he wanted that shot. he said here i come, world. take a look at my cuteness. this giant panda cub was born on august 23rd. he's only the second surviving cub born at the national zoo. his name means precious or treasure in chinese. >> oh! >> bowbow fell down. >> you are a mother, aren't you? >> poor little guy. the first panda arrived at the na

can't say that although the inducement of passionate penalty using packing to make profits marion square west. it's earned the title of pilgrims come to docs costs. last year is six hundred and ninety four copies on the streets nasa's over fifty five thousand euro if erdogan says the council. fifty six thousand vehicles were prompted to open in two thousand and thirteen. and lastly rolled and pierce trees earned second and third prizes concrete blocks books we use our office early read on here of areas where i'm at every corner every lunchtime and even see the cars bit of fear of ecb have to keep bed and sleeps as he is he can to protect the moon scientists found us and us. the company is it's here. twenty nine and to cost million euro was conducted from on street parking in residential parking and camping. it costs the company over ten million euro to love this park and time leaving ninety million euro profit. the him questions andy have assisted students to pass this availability of parking space for people to commence the cc forty fights point eight million euro was conducted by copel

marion and her fiancee elliott speed didn't want to take the typical cheesy engagement photos. instead they spoofed them. the pictures have become a huge hit on-line. they go against the typical gender roles and show clicheed shots of engagement rings and throwing leaves in a whole new light. >> all of the dirty coffee cups and the ring. it gives uh good laugh. >>> let's check the forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, you are talking about nearly 70s soon. >> can you believe that? records are possible, but not until next week. we will talk about another possibility of drizzle. we definitely have cloud cover right now, and also i am watching fog that has developed. napa right now visibility down to a quarter of a mile. you will have to be careful for the morning commute. the dense fog was with us this morning in patches. 1k3* we will see it again. we will see the drizzle tomorrow, but not enough to really erase our rainfall deficit. look how staggering these numbers are. we need more than 14 inches of rain in santa rosa to get us up to normal. over eight inc

marion berry had been a three term mayor of washington d.c. when he came back he ran for city council. he could either run for an at-large council seat or he could run in his home base, which was where he originally nurtured his political ties back in the early 1970s. not coincidentally, that district is also the poorest ward in washington and the most overwhelmingly black. he believed and apparently wisely that he would find the most sympathetic audience for his return. and ended up going on to be elected mayor after that. that probably wouldn't have happened had he chosen to run for mayor in his first time back out. second case, alcee hastings probably made a mistake his first time back. he ran a statewide primary for secretary of state in florida. one of the reasons those difficult again, races i think pre-emanate here. florida statewide is about a 20% african-american date. democratic primary electorate tends to be between 25 and 29% african-american. in his first secretary of state his percentage pretty much trended -- pretty much was rig

i mean i guess you can -- shawn marion could have injured an ankle going up the court if his shoe is yeah, first time is funny. second time -- >> you're done with it? >> got your attention. >> are we done with the cold? i walk in today and saw the temperature was 24 and it felt warm. >> yeah, actual lly got accustod to it. >> yeah, boca raton. >> you are still wearing socks. >> i quit untying my shoes. >> we'll get you the velcro shoes there's an old joke in there somewhere. >> it's in there somewhere? it's everywhere. >> oh, good morning, everyone. still one spot that is frigid and that is in green bay. minus 29. they'll even warm up considerably during the day to day. much of the eastern seaboard, southern half of the country, this is what is a typical normal morning for midwinter. temperatures below freezing or nothing that freezes your face as you go outside. the only travel trouble spot, a wintry mix, northern arkansas and jap girardo up to st. louis. so there could be some minor slick spots out there. but that's about it. otherwise, it's an easy travel day. we'll see some rain

i believe prime minister lady marion understands that my administration and school prior to africa than any previous administration japanese of course and that the corporation and would be an ancestor to the room then he spun on important. jenny's an ethiopian officials also signed an agreement to work toward direct flights between the two countries. it just isn't getting ready to dart in a referendum on a new constitution. then go to the polls later on tuesday and on wednesday and was in the interim government drafted the constitution analysts are looking upon the referendum as a vote of confidence in their leadership. the new constitution would give it greater political will to the military. organize a set of signs around the capital cairo. encouraging people to approve of its supporters in the house to present muhammad morrissey and calling on people to boycott the vote envision the muslim brotherhood cope egyptians were joined them in protests against the referendum. some odysseus is cadel run into security fly says the leaders of the interim government. i sprinted to the polling mo

marion and her fiancee elliott speed didn't want to take the typical cheesy engagement photos.t on-line. they go against the typical gender roles and show clicheed shots of engagement rings and throwing leaves in a whole new light. >> all of the dirty coffee cups and the ring. it gives uh good laugh. >>> let's check the forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, you are talking about nearly 70s soon. >> can you believe that? records are possible, but not until next week. we will talk about another possibility of drizzle. we definitely have cloud cover right now, and also i am watching fog that has developed. napa right now visibility down to a quarter of a mile. you will have to be careful for the morning commute. the dense fog was with us this morning in patches. again. we will see the drizzle tomorrow, but not enough to really erase our rainfall deficit. look how staggering these numbers are. we need more than 14 inches of rain in santa rosa to get us up to normal. over eight inches in san francisco. we need close to 7 inches in oakland. livermore and san jose

narrow it down the names of the time but some come true and very sad but it got on the country that marion potts into position in the words of an approaching that the phillies to apply to fix the problems i think they're a great deal of americans support israel i think right now our government it's kind of topsy turvy and now i'm not really sure what they're supporting anymore so um i think annika be our strongest ally in the future and if they stand to do their work. in his knesset speech prime minister that the neo emphasize that canada under harper's leadership is one of israel's closest ally is he commended the prime minister for having the crates and like many others to stand up raise around. the jail and i see better feel. ella bean . three people have been killed in a sheet in the busy shopping mall on the else gets the pope to more in merrylands. police rushed to the scene of the belt eleven fifteen the court i'm off to reports of dumfries believed to be coming from me the second cool thing called one of the dead to balance need a gun and ammunition is believed to be the sheet to k

marion and they hinted he'll refuse to cooperate with the reclamation projects aye preston president slimy or treat and has accepted an invitation from prime minister shinzo attitude is that to happen. russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has said officials on both sides. i'm still working on the statue. maggie said that in an ad they will meet in the near future. next time i made plans to attend the opening ceremony of the windchill and takes in sochi. this douche who i'm sure that will be contacts with between the two leaders in the near future. we found in such altitudes and students. as the negotiations on a peace treaty will not be easy. by shaking chills four islands claimed by japan the japanese government maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan's ten to eight. it says the islands with illegally occupied after world war two. leaders from japan and china are likely to me anytime soon even though they could be in such a next month with a windchill and cakes. it caught me. china has no plans to meet japanese leaders in any way. chairing the sochi olympics shapes chi

. >> maybe to marion barry. he did do crack. >> he did. he was re-elected too, right?exactly. >> he said he'd rather have people not vote for him than not vote at all. i think he's lying. >> of course he's lying. any politician that says that is full of crap. right now he's america's mayor. i want him to be america's prime minister. i want him to go national and be america's prime minister. >> north american prime minister. >> it's like a typo that works. >> it's better than stop the gravy train because looking at him he didn't stop the gravy train. how about four more beards. >> i'd like to see who else is running. i'd like to see if there's any options. >> a little too thorough for me. i go with what i see. >> you don't need anybody else. >> they're all dancing and partying and buzzed during their meeting. >> can't spend one when you're drunk. actually, you can. i think he is going to win. >> i do too. >>> steve lock is sponsored by super tankers. those very large ships between 100,000 and 400,000 tons used for transporting oil and other liquids. thanks super tanker.

is in davos.ua marioning me now is greco.re is a lot of talk about the fact that this will be so much at her. the first davos in five years were we do not have a crisis to deal with. are you feeling people are a little too optimistic customer to have to go -- optimistic? >> i think no one misses the crisis. this has been a long time and we're happy that we are coming back to normality. the world system has proved it can be very resilient and it passes the crisis. things are not solved yet. fore's a lot more to do countries and companies. we are making progress and it is much better -- a much better in parliament and mood than in the -- an environment and mood than in the past years. you thinking there is me, that aagging crisis could come back in any moment? >> market had been inflated with a lot of liquidity. things have to get under control. fundamentally what we need is to reactivate growth. particularly in europe. europe has been patient. it is getting better but nothing has been really solved for good. and we need forwar

. >> marion barry is out of the hospital tonight. he left howard university hospital this afternoon following a 16 day stay. sayad -- his office had not why he was hospitalized, the washington post says doctors treated him for a blood infection. he underwent a kidney transplant in 2009 and has a history of prostate cancer. >> widespread abuse and discrimination of the -- the d.c. please department -- police department. nowbureau chief joins us with what is behind this. the attorneys filed three lawsuits today against d.c. police on behalf of black men or their families -- men that claimed they suffered abuse at the hands of the police. the attorneys say that at this time they are in the process of collecting plaintiffs who are as many as 20 of them for what they say would be a class action lawsuit. attorneys brought in families of young black men are during the were routinely stop and frisk without cause. >> one officer said, do you mind if i search you? i said, yes sir,. the other one said, too bad. >> he said officers broke his han

barryouncilmember marion remains in the hospital.his spokesperson says he went -- he underwent more tests and should be released in the next day or so. he has been hospitalized for a week. the aid would not say why but we are told he is doing ok and working from his hospital bed. >> the nation celebrates the life and legacy of dr. -- dr. martin luther king jr.. obama, the first lady, and their daughters volunteered at d.c. central kitchen today. they helped put together meals that will be delivered to nearby homeless shelters. the president said he came to help them celebrate its 25th anniversary. there are many other events around the area today honoring dr. king and what he meant to the civil rights movement. just steps from where he gave his i give it -- i have a dream many people went to the memorial. since this place had opened it has become the goto place on this martin luther king day and with the weather so nice, many people are here. they are looking at the stone of hope and it is a wonderful place to be on a martin luther k

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana.these cases went unsolved. officials believe only o

. >> maybe to marion barry. he did do crack. >> he did. he was re-elected too, right?exactly. >> he said he'd rather have people not vote for him than not vote at all. i think he's lying. >> of course he's lying. any politician that says that is full of crap. right now he's america's mayor. i want him to be america's prime minister. i want him to go national and be america's prime minister. >> north american prime minister. >> it's like a typo that works. >> it's better than stop the gravy train because looking at him he didn't stop the gravy train. how about four more beards. >> i'd like to see who else is running. i'd like to see if there's any options. >> a little too thorough for me. i go with what i see. >> you don't need anybody else. >> they're all dancing and partying and buzzed during their meeting. >> can't spend one when you're drunk. actually, you can. i think he is going to win. >> i do too. >>> steve lock is sponsored by super tankers. those very large ships between 100,000 and 400,000 tons used for transporting oil and other liquids. thanks super tanker.

wendy felton 16 from marion, indiana. michelle dewy in indianapolis, indiana. of these cases went unsolved. officials believe only one man knew what happened.

marion barry. come on. just saying. >> coming up, our great american panel is just starting.later tonight on "hannity." >> this is the website, folks. health care.gov. if you go to the website you will find out how easies to to read, to navigate. >> brent bozel has more out ranls examples of left wing bias. stay with us. she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialisadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can beore confident in your ability to be ready. and the me cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequent or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates forhest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical he r

marion barry. come on. just saying. >> coming up, our great american panel is just starting.later tonight on "hannity." >> this is the website, folks. health care.gov. if you go to the website you will find out how easies to to read, to navigate. >> brent bozel has more out ranls examples of left wing bias. stay with us. [ female announcer hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ et...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, thought to play a role in the inflammation that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections andancers have happened in patients taking xeljanz. don't start xeljanz if youe any kind of infection, unless ok with

components, including racing fuel, explosive charges, and 544 blasting caps they steal from a quarry in marionmber, mcveigh and michael fortier going to oklahoma city to case the murrah building. >> we know for certain that mcveigh examined multiple federal buildings. he, in particularly, scouted out the murrah building on multiple occasions. we know that because he took michael fortier directly to the murrah building and said after his examination of all the potential targets, this is the one he was going to hit. >> mcveigh picks april 19th as the date, known as patriots' day, it's revered by many in the right wing anti-government movement. >> on april 19th, you have the first shot fired at lexington in the american revolution. on that day, waco occurs in 1993. and then two years later, mcveigh blows up his truck bomb in front of the murrah building. >> at some point, fortier decides to not take part in the bombing. in fact, in a later plea bargain, he will agree to testify against co-conspirators. in march 1995 mcveigh creates a fake driver's license with the name robert d. kling and birth d

in marion, arkansas, a mile or two from west memphis. his best friend jason baldwin lived nearby.did a boy named jessie misskelley. >> always protect young kids, yeah. >> jessie misskelley sr. is little jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in hi

in marion, arkansas, a mile or two from west memphis. his best friend jason baldwin lived nearby.ie misskelley. >> always protect young kids, yeah. >> jessie misskelley sr. is little jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? >> i met him at his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he wa