saw marion as hope. are folks that don't understand politics. how could somebody with controversy get elected and reelected, they asked. because politics is about human relations. marion barry connected with people. [applause] marion barry helped people. marion barry gave voice to people like tenants back marian disagreed with people, too. that was also a strength. fightingearly days of for justice and equality to his last year on the council fighting to restore benefits to families on welfare, i would argue this is what made mary and barry a leader -- marion barry a leader. the combination of touching people, yet being a fighter. he fought for principles important to him and to us. i want to make knowledge all of the current and former members of the council who are here this afternoon. there are too many to name individually and there is a point in that. their presence emphasizes the importance of marion barry. although most everyone thinks of him as a former mayor, mayor for life, the fact is that he

my name is marion barry. marion barry.e should not judge him for his eloquence but for his dependability and protection and service and love for the people. some of the mayors -- maynard jackson.

god bless you, marion, i'll see you in the morning. love you marion. begin legislative work at 2 p.m. eastern with a bill dealing with water rights in california. no votes are expected today. the senate is also back, 2 p.m. eastern. lawmakers will consider a number of executive nominations. off the floor work continues in both chambers to provide funding for the federal government after december 11th. you can see the house live on c-span. the senate live on c-span2. what does the future hold for ukraine? that's the question u.s. ambassador jeff pyatt will try to answer at an event at atlantic council with coverage starting at 1:45 p.m. eastern on c-span3. with us tomorrow for testimony from jonathan gruber, an economist, who served as an adviser for both the massachusetts and national health care bills. he'll appear before the house oversight committee tomorrow for his public criticism of the obama administration's rollout of the law. he says administration officials intentionally obscured detail to obtain passage by 20 so. we'll have his testimonies a

marion barry, as a boy, knew only segregation. marion barry as a man groomed himself to challenge segregation. he used his fine mind and pension for hard work to write his own ticket into the professional class. but marion gave up his chemistry school graduate fellowship along with his phd, although he had finished all coursework except for the thesis. for marion could not resist the call of the movement. he moved from chemistry classes to james lawson's nonviolence resistance workshops and to leadership along with diane nash in the nashville sit-ins, to raleigh where he became the first chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, and to the mississippi movement and the work of the mississippi freedom democratic party. during those years, marion not only steeped himself in nonviolent resistance but in active, strategic organization. what marion learned about organizing in the deep south held him in good stead for the rest of his life. he brought community organizing to the district of columbia and organized his way int

i met marion in 1960.re so certain of victory that the risk we took, going to jail, dogs biting, horses kicking, laughed at by the press, it did not seem to matter. after greensboro, marion became head of sncc. i was in the public library at greenboro. we became friends. the thing is __ death is certain. as mary and i walked about 50 year journey together __ after his passing, i kept thinking of a baseball analogy. the baseball game has nine innings __ there are hits and areas __ is usually played in the hot sun __ in the big leagues, is always a stiff competition. with the struggle he faced all his life, the u. s. congress and the white house, to change laws __ that is the big leagues of politics. the game is so tough that if you get three heads out of 10 bats, it would take is a hall of fame. babe ruth and richard jackson where the greatest hitters, yet they struck out a lot. when they came to the plate, there always the expectations. you had some, you drop some. you're not judge by the strikeout __ not

marion barry. many of us knew marion barry in a lot of different capacities. some of you knew marion barry, the community activist. some of you knew marion barry, the politician. some of you just knew marion barry as a friend. but today i wanted to speak on the side of marion barry i knew, you know, just as being his son. [applause] first off, first side of marion barry i wanted to speak on was marion barry, the teacher and the chemist. and i remember many nights when i was in the seventh grade and struggling with chemistry, and he would sit me could down, andi said, he knew the periodic table like the back of his hand even years later. i'm not talking about the chemist in the classroom sense, i'm talking about the chemist in the formulas that he used for his leadership and why he was such an effective leader. [applause] you know, with chemistry you have elements, and you combine them together, they create a compound. you know, and he had some compounds for the way he handled his business. he said if you take, you take one part courage and one part determinati

such a man was marion barry.was here in washington when my brother went through his great trial and the reporter from one of the washington newspapers came to me with a question. but before she asked her question she was building me up as some moral giant somebody who was married and had a good life and didn't use drugs and what do you think she said of a man who broke his marital vows and used drugs. i said who are you talking about, john fitzgerald kennedy? now, that ended the press conference. it is not right or moral to speak of the dead in an unkind way. i only raised that for those who like to talk about our deficiencies while they hide the wickedness of their own leaders that have been over us and over the world. nobody passes this life without committing sin. and when i said nobody, i mean nobody. the pope, the cardinals, the bishops, the imams, nobody comes this way without committing sin. i am a sinner. and if i did not commit a sin i would not need the mercy, the forgiveness of god. so the holy qur'an

my name is marion barry.t for his dependability and protection and service in love for the people. some of the mayors -- maynard jackson. among freedom fighters of became mayors. marion was a freedom fighter and a long-distance runner. you can be on official but not as a show horse but a workhorse. he came across the line with people in it. lifting up the seniors and the poor and those was a backs were against the wall. he was a hero. he has got scars from his scars. have only uniforms because they did not volunteer for the team. cowards. local changes a contact sport. some make the team but never, the field. those on the field have grass stains and blood on the uniforms. no one ever hit a homerun or scored a touchdown from the bench understands. you getlay baseball, hit with a fastball sometimes. if you play football, you get tackled over and over again. buton godt bloodied, never bowed. i started by asking the question, this mayor for life, marion barry have the jewels for the crown according to the juices

i knew marion barry for years. there's one anecdote that leaps to mind, and he and i talked about it often. it was an example of his true character. some may know i once served as executive director of what was then known as the association for retarded citizens. one of our key goals was to move people with intellectual disabilities from an inhumane institution named forest haven into community living in the district of columbia. in was fierce opposition so many neighborhoods to group homes. unfortunately supported by some of the worst myths imaginable. one evening i was with mayor barry in an affluent community where the district was seeking to establish a home. nearly 200 people showed up and packed this room for this meeting. and they only had one purpose. the purpose was to stop this home from opening. once mayor barry had finished his presentation, there was a man who immediately rose and began to pepper him with questions. when it became clear that the man's inquiries 45d no constructive purpose, mayor barry

marion was a builder. accounting contracts, cable contract, radio stations, tv stations, construction contracts, architect churl -- architectural contracts. marion was a builder. remember moses had a stammering tongue, we shouldn't judge him for the eloquence, but for his dependability and production and service and love for the people. and -- [inaudible] carl stokes and coleman young, it was among freedom fighters that became mayors and changed the cultures of those times. marion was a freedom fighter and a long distance runner. listen as you climb, you can together cross the finish line with a resumÉ, an ad cam indiana and some money and -- campaign and some money. now at a show horse, but as a workhorse. he came across the line with people in it, lifting up the seniors, the poor and those whose backs were against the wall. he was a hero because he got his scars from his scars. he got his stars from his scars. some didn't volunteer for the team. cowards. political change is a contact sport. some make the

will never be the same because marion barry is gone. you're right. there are now thousands of marion barrys out here. >> reporter: born in mississippi in 1936, barry played a crucial role in the civil rights movement of the 1960s. elected as the first chaimplet student nonviolent coordinating committee in 1960. >> god gave me a gift of courage, tenacity and vision. >> axelrod: he would make scandalous headlines in 1990 when he was arrested and did six months for a misdemeanor drug possession after an f.b.i. sting operation. but there were always plenty of people who never stopped loving marion barry in washington. it took three hours for the procession carrying his body to make a final eight-mile trip past the throngs who turned out to pay their respects. and it was his accomplishments and resilience, and not the low points of marion barry's life, that were saluted today. marion barry will be buried in the congressional cemetery in washington. coming up, the custody fight over this ancient greek statue. >> axelrod: finally tonight, the ancient statue

marion shepilov barry was born in 1936. was eight, his mother left his father whom he never saw ever again, and moved to memphis. he was inducted into the national honor society in high school. he received a degree in chemistry from lemoyne college, and a masters university in 1960. he required all courses a doctoral degree from university of kansas where he'd studied quantitative and qualitative organic chemistry. he was cofounder for the civil student roup the nonviolent coordinating committee. in 1964, the organization sent him to dc where he won a seat school board in 1971. he served as a second elected mayor of the district of columbia from 1979 to 1991, and is the fourth man from 1995 to 1999. he has been a member of the dc ward 8 , representing since 2005. of many a life accomplishments -- and we have just heard a few of them -- mr. is most well-known for a few minute videotape. i like to usethe time this aspects explore other of your life that he did not know about until i read your book. for instance, one thing tha

some of you knew marion barry the activist, some of you knew marion barry politician. so many of you knew marion barry is a friend. today, i want to speak on the side of marion barry and i knew. just being his son. [applause] first off, the first set of marion barry i want to speak on is marion barry the teacher and the chemist. nights, i was in the seventh grade and struggling with chemistry, and he would sit me down, and like i said, he knew the periodic table like the back of his hand. but i am not talking about the chemistry of the classroom sense. i'm talking about the chemist in the form that he used for his leadership and why he was an effective leader. in chemistry, you have elements and you combine them together and they create a compound. he had some compounds for the way he handled his business. he said that if you take one part courage and one part determination, you can accomplish any goal. [applause] if you take one part face and one part prayer, you can protect yourself from any harm. if you find yourself short of resources and you feel like you cannot g

my name is marion barry. marion barry. we should not judge him for his eloquence but for his dependability and protection and service and love for the people. some of the mayors -- maynard jackson. he was among freedom fighters of became mayors. and change the culture of those towns. marion was a freedom fighter and a long-distance runner. you can cross the finish line with a resume, and add campaign, and some money and be on official but marion came not as a show horse but a workhorse. he came across the line with people in it. lifting up the seniors and the poor and those was a backs were against the wall. he was a hero. he has got scars from his scars. he got his scars from his scars. -- stars from his scars. some will have only uniforms because they did not volunteer for the team. cowards. local changes a contact sport. some make the team but never the field. those on the field have grass stains and blood on the uniforms. no one ever hit a homerun or scored a touchdown from the bench or from the stands. if you play bas

. >> plans are set for marion barry's funeral now. those who want to pay their respects have three ways to do so, sam ford has all of the details. >> it's not an occasion that any of us look forward to. >> reporter: city officials and representatives of marion barr barry's family list three different ways to remember him. when barry was ill last january and thought he might die, he wrote plans for his funeral events, and now they're working from that. >> he pretty much gave an outline of what he would like to see at his home going. >> reporter: all of the events next week on thursday decembe december 4th his body will lie in repos for 24 hours at the wilson building starting at request a.m. it will ba.m.--9:00 a.m. it will be a closed casket. then at his home church. temple of praise. on saturday, the viewing and funeral followed by a private burial. a steady stream of residents came to sign the condolences book today, many remembering the former mayor as the one who gave them their first jobs. >> as many stated the man gave me my fir

here's a quick recap of the funeral plans for marion barry.asket will be moved from the wilson building to the temple of praise southeast church tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. there will be a video tribute there followed by a community memorial service. >> then on saturday thousands are expected to join the celebration of barry's life at the convention center. >>> in other news this morning, the nation is still reacting to the grand jury decision in the eric garner case. the 43-year-old died in july after he was put in a chokehold by a new york police officer. >> under nypd code, chokeholds are unlawful. the fatal encounter was caught on a cell phone camera. the grand jury decided not to indict the white officer involved in garner's death. >> the justice department is now looking into whether garner's civil rights were violated. this is the second time in as many weeks that a grand jury has decided not to indict a white police officer who killed an unarmed black man. the circumstances, though, in the cases are vastly different. [ no audio ] >> nikki bu

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. >> the efforts to change h street to marion barry boulevard. that story coming up. >>> hello, i'm bruce johnson. get ready for wintry weather near the beginning of the work week. tuesday is a yellow alert day. meteorologist erica grow is here with the forecast. >> that's right, bruce, we have one more nice day to get through but a cod front is going to move through monday evening. you can see green on the radar now. that is rain. as high pressure bids to the north it will drive the winds out giving us colder air, and that will set the stage for some wintry weather. we have a very mild start to the work week. in fact, you might not even need the jack as you're heading out the door tomorrow. but light showers develop during that the evening commute on monday. just rain showers at that point so you just need the umbrella and the windshield wipers. tuesday morning is a yellow alert day as we will have sleet and maybe even some snow north and west of d.c. as you're waking up tomorrow morning as i mentioned before very mild. 44 to 50, and a little bi

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inmate marion dent has been sent to the hospital for hitting on the wrong men. >> i had it in my mind. i wasn't going to go back to the street no more. my way of getting me a friend. then i started messing with homosexuals and things because they were taking the place of a female. >> marion's attempts at making contact with prospective partners hasn't always gone according to planned. >> i heard he was offering homosexual activity. so i want, you know, to talk to him about that, you know what i'm saying? the man took one blow and knocked me out. and then -- i -- an incident down there in one cell. i got stabbed up down there. oh, yeah. another inmate hit me in the head with a lock. then when a fellow hit me in the head with the lock, and i got stabbed in that one cell, good lord woke me and up told me, said hey, don't you think that's enough? give the lord one just minute. if you don't give him one second of your time, you don't know what you might be missing. give the lord some time. so i started going to church and i started getting off into christian studying, bible studying, stuff

. >> a special election on april 28 will decide who will take over marion barry's ward 8 seat. today the board of elections certified a vacancy on the council. the will be a second vacancy when muriel bowser is sworn in as the mayor. the board of elections could decide to fill her seat as well. d.c. andwere held in around the globe to recognize world aids day. tonight, a vigil to mark the districts work fighting the disease while acknowledging the challenges ahead. roz plater is live in the satellite center with more. >> activist gathered at the whitman walker clinic where they say we have come a long way in the fighting in hiv aids, but we also have a long ways to go when it comes to having zero new infections. ♪ forced inside from the rain, dozens gathered for a vigil using smart's phone -- smartphone flashlights instead of candles, paying tribute to those who lost their battles with hiv-aids. forward.also looked with advances in medical research, there is good new s in the movement. >> back then it was pretty much a death sentence. many have been encouraged by losing somebod

council will officially declare the seat vacant for marion barry. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. while the city is focused on preparing for a proper farewell for marion barry, there is still the business of a special election to fill his seat. the board of election will certify the victacancy of the s. somewhere between 74 and 174 days. that could put us early february and mid-may. this will be the first special election in 17 years to happen because a city member has passed away. barry died more than a week ago with two years left in his term. the board of elections is dealing with the vacated seat from ward 4. what could happen is we could see a push to hold both of those special elections on the same day. live this morning outside 1 judiciary square. i'm molette green. back to you. >>> and barry will have a true farewell. he will lie in repose for 24 hours. friday, a community memorial service will be held in his honor at the temple of praise church in southeast d.c. his funeral will be friday, december 6th, at the convention center, followed by a private burial. >>> looking t

will not address that this evening and i will move to the policy work of that, if led by attorney marion during the third quarter, she continued to do policy work on a police protocols for children, of arrested parents and also, language access. and with them along with the police department, developed the training for the newly adopted general order, 7.04, which provides for the children, safety during and after their parents arrest and as the mayor wrote on the developing the further developing, and refining along with the police department, a training video, on the department general order, 7.04, and then, moving to some other work, that we did, we met with the urban institute, and representatives, in august, and we have an institute that was very interested in the san francisco police department as a study site because of the collaborativive work of community based organizations and the police department and the occ in establishing an arrest procedure for parents. the occ in the area of policy also continued its language access policy work. and marion continues to meet monthly with t

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marion barry will be lying in repose at the wilson building.t's just a short distance a block and a half or so. you might have difficulty moving around. so just give yourself a little extra time. megan mcgrath, news 4. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, megan. >>> today settlement talks between the nfl and adrian peterson about his suspension are expected to resume. peterson was suspended without pay after pleading no contest to using a switch on his s. >> for the first time the baltimore ravens are reonn to ray and janay rice c ws enter is view. they said the baltimore ven suggested she apolofor role in the elevator cint. they said they providedalng points to ray rice not h we. the statement gotoat no time prior to ma session did we provi lkg points, a script or te script to janay or speawit her about the presev we did not recommendr t to ray or janay that she apologize in any way. >>> 6:18. a disturb thing journal entry is giving police into insight into the woman accused of stabbing her woman to death in rockville. the women lived in a co

monique showed you that in lower marion. much of chester and montgomery and bucks county, lehigh valley getting wet right now with more on the way. so it is groing to be wet for several hours. that will keep the temperature down. we will dry out in the middle or late afternoon and clearing tonight. that soets t tonight. that soets s that soets ets us up for one ni sunny day in the forecast. a lot of rain coming up. >> thank you. >>> new information this morning on a home invasion in philadelphia. it happened overnight. police looking for the robber who forced a woman inside her home and then stole $75. this happened around 2:00 this morning on 56th street in southwest philadelphia. investigators say the victim was walking home when the robber attacks. she was not hurt. >>> two people right now in the hospital after a multi-car crash in west philadelphia overnight. nbc 10 was on the scene near 54th and chestnut in west philadelphia. that's where two cars collided around 12:45 this morning with a parked car and a traffic pole

over the weekend thousands of mourners gathered saturday for the funeral of former mayor marion barryhere is the current mayor vincent gray. >> he achieved some truly remarkable successes. he helped to get the city's chaotic finances under control. and helped turn our metropolitan police department into an agency whose officers look so much more like the people of the district of columbia yah and ladies and gentlemen couldn't allot of other cities 13 at this stage? >> yes, they could. marion barry who served four terms as mayor and three terms on city council was 78. >>> rahm emanuel, former white house chief of staff of president obama, has tried to make the case that he has reformed city hall. >> the real choice is whether we go back to the old chicago that only worked for some or continue forward building a new chicago that works for everyone. >> the mayor's election in chicago is scheduled for february the 25th, emanuel's old boss, president obama has just given an early holiday gift to federal workers. the president through executive action has directed the federal government to

mayor marion barry died last week. a special election will take place on april 28. qualify for the ballot, candidates is get signatures from 500 registered voters i the end of january. howng up at 6:00, learn classmates are remembering a local college student that police say was killed by her boyfriend. cooper erieca coming up, we will tell you the good news 0 >> classmates at cornell university are remembering a student who was killed on thanksgiving day. police say 23-year-old shannon jones was strangled by her boyfriend in an off-campus apartment. -- officers say he admitted killing jones after an argument. he's being held in jail without bond and is due in court tomorrow. a judge has denied bond for a virginia woman accused of attacking her former boss and his wife. sayourt today, prosecutors she poses a severe threat to employees of an arlington law firm. the judge previously denied bail to her husband, andrew. police say the couple broke into a mclean home and tortured leo fisher and his wife. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg returned to the bench tod

there is extensive in marion county and power has been knocked out. >>> talks to maintain a ceasefire have been abandoned. peter sharp has more from moscow. >> in eastern ukraine, fighting between government forces and russian backed rebels in the donetsk area. >> finally agreement to end this violence will be paid more difficult by events on tuesday as ukraine opened the door to possible entrance of nato. it was a vote that angered the kremlin only deepened the confrontation between russia and the west since the beginning of the cold war. there were reasons for kremlin to seek an agreement with ukraine. >> the west would be quick to interpret this as russi russia's enrollment. new hiccups of the old cold war which actually we don't need. >> reporter: the talks broke up without reaching a formal agreement. they'll resume on friday. it's been months since the envoys have met, i minsk. much will now depend on whether the envoy can reach a larger agreement. peter sharp, al jazeera. s. >> delivering his end of the year speech, came to power in may following a coup as military governmenter

following marion barry's death last week. the special election has been set for april 28. ward 4 seat is also vacant since muriel bowser was elected are pushing to have both elections on the same day. it's now 5:36. an investigation into the d to know.ild safe >> what congress will do following reports of how universities handle sex assaults on campus. >>> plus, you are wa hopefully it won't stay like this all day. tom kierein is tracking your weather changes. >>> graco's handling of the largest seat they are looking into the timeliness of reporting of the problem. graco recalled 6 million dell forgetive buckles on child and infant car seats sticking in the latched position e a potential life threatening risk. graco could face up to $35 million in civil penalties. >>> 5:40 is your time. i saw people in shorts and sunglasses yesterday. >> and then reality hit ase rig. it is just 40 degrees outside of our studios. the temperature is not the big problem. it's auld st tom. >> the sky looked at the calendar and said, wait a minute, it's december. this morning storm t 4 radar sh

. >>> firefighters in lower marion township nobknocked down a hous fire this morning. crews had it under control quickly and no one there was hurt. >>> we are learning more about the investigation of the fire that killed joyce craig, the first female firefighter in philadelphia to die in the line of duty. craig was one of the first firefighters to enter a burning home on tuesday. nbc 10 news got to listen to fire radio recordings indicating craig pressed her emergency button. a call went out of a firefighter trapped in the basement. the fire union president said she was found on the first floor. there will be two viewings for the fallen firefighter tomorrow night and again saturday morning at bachelor brothers funeral services in north philadelphia. joyce craig's funeral will follow the saturday following at the same location. also on pennsylvania -- pennsylvania governor tom corbett ordered flags to be flown at half staff in her honor. >>> philadelphia police are vestivest i gating a crash. an owner pistol whipped a driver along north 58th street in the city's overbro

marion ing the late barry an ex-tpaofrpbd areas rally honoring him marching from the justice wilson nt to the building. his son spoke to the crowd after that march. 1990 he served six months in jail after being arrested for cocaine.crack he then won a fourth term as his death 2000 until ast week he was a d. krfplc. councilmember. we are learning about a shooting in the 2400 block ins road. perry.irk hey are offering $25,000 for any information. >> a lawyer accused in a brutal attack on a couple in mclean has denied -- or was denied bond. police say alecia schmuhl and carried out the bizarre plotter revenge. >> alecia schmuhl will remain bars after being denied bond. she faces charges including home ous wounding after a invasion at the home of her former boss. prosecutors say she was fired her law firm job back in october. prosecutors say on november 9 alesia's husband osed as law enforcement and knocked on the door of her ormer boss and when a man came to the door he shocked him. then inside he tied up both the boss and his wife and stabbed them both during a prosecutors riod called a

governor, marion barry. here is the current mayor, melvin gray. >> he helped get the finances under control and helped turn our metropolitan police department into an agency whose officers looked so much more like the people of the district of columbia yah, and ladies and gentlemen couldn't a lot of other cities learn that at this stage? >> marion barry, who served four terms as mayor and three terms on the d.c. city council died at the age of 78. >>> rahm emanuel just kicked off his reelection campaign, former member of congress and president obama's white house staffer,. >> whether we go back to the old chicago who only worked for some or continue moving forward and build a new chicago that works for everyone. >> emanuel's old boss president obama has just given an early holiday gift to federal workers. the president through executive action has directed that the federal government is closed on friday after christmas. meaning federal workers get a four day weekend. >>> three months since former governor ar

was killed last month in marion, white yelled yo and ellington slowed down his car and his window was half cracked and he fired one shot and hit him in the head, police say that white was on pcp and may have been hallucinating. they have not tracked down why ellington was there. >> that is a big question, whether i ever find out or not remains to be seen. i hope i can get answers of any sort. >> court records show that white has a long history of crime, he served time for drugs, weapons and attempted murder, and other crimes dating back to 1998 and police call him a career criminal and investigated if he is involved in other shootings. >> i hope this brings some kind of closure of my son's murder. i just miss him so much. >> reporter: and as one detective told me, a major question in this case is why white was on the streets, he has a lengthy rap sheet for very, very violence offenses and should have been behind bars. i am live at police headquarters, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >>> temple university joined the movement for justice. both unarmed men that died at the hands

. >> tomorrow, a memorial service will be held for former mayor marion being -- marion barry at the washington conventional -- convention center. speakers include national urban league share of mark morreale. my coverage of the service begins at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> here are some of the programs you find a speaking on the c-span network. saturday at 11:00 eastern, live coverage of the memorial service for former mayor marion barry. sunday evening at 8:00 on the c-span cna -- c-span about this "q&a," a former abc white house correspondent. saturday night at 10:00 on book jason's localwo, on how the northeast united states was not always the haven of racial equality and supportive of effort american civil rights. and sunday at new and, the live three-hour conversation with author and american enterprise institute president arthur brooks. with your phone calls, e-mails, and tweets. and on american history tv on 8:00, three, right at university of michigan professor martha jones on female slaves and the law. and sunday at 8:00, on the presidency. resident george h.w. bush's former secr

but the tornado system that tore through marion county, mississippi killed two people and two more in nearby jones county. another tornado tore the roof off of this day care city in summerall, mississippi. there were 35 children in there and they were moved to a nearby bank for safety. mississippi's governor has declared a an emergency. all of that in the wake of the system. cnn's ivan cabrera joins us with the storm system. it's going to be awfully wet and messy today. >> it sure is. that storm system went from nuisance to deadly and did very quickly. i think we're going to transition back to nuisance here. still a watch in effect for parts of southern georgia and northern florida bit i think that will be gone as far as the midday hours and just heavy rain here. the worst has passed to atlanta. and down towards tallahassee getting another squall line moving through. they picked up 7 inches plus of record rainfall. they have not seen that. more rain pushing off to the north and east. and along with it will be heavy rain and very gusty winds. we're going to watch that. this thing will

marion berry died last week at 78. >>> chrisie's auction house reports somebody paid more than 4 $359on for this 1962 nobel prize. it came from james watson, one of the scientist who discovered the structure of dna. christie's reports this is the first time if aing rye receivent auctioned off a nobel prize. >> meet the billy get to who just wanted to play soccer. even after somebody took it away, it ran back. standing guard in front of the goal. it allowed no goals. as it brought the match to a halt. >>> nasa launching an historic test flight. orion taking its first trip into space. part of a mission to eventually land on mars. we're live at the kennedy space. the. >>> try not to make a duck face the next time you take a selfie. if you don't note what that means -- don't know what that means you can look that up in the oxford dictionary. the new edition coming right up. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40, $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your reti

marion cotillard, of course, who was famous abroad for the piaf film a couple of years ago.re people who have a lot of money and the irony is they earn that in france. when they shoot abroad, and many of them do end up in hollywood shooting films there, they're paid a lot less. why does all this happen? well, it's because of the protective nature of the french film industry. the fact that the film industry big basically largely exists on revenue from aid, from the government, from grants from a body called the cnc, which takes compulsory proportion of ticket sales at cinemas and the compulsory contribution from television companies. these are very keen on media stars. they like people like danny boon. they find that they have the whip hand and they demand these very high salaries. there's been a big campaign in parts of the media, the movie industry here. people saying that the part of the share of budgets for films is too much eaten up by salaries of big stars, and now the cnc, the body that distributes the aid, is saying there's beginning to be a cap. >> we'll keep across

government building downtown, a drummer performed over a ceremonial casket representing the late marionarry. a ceremonial hearse was included. >> to be here, to be a part of this home-going process for our beloved marion barry. >> reporter: the crowd was just one of several unofficial events before three days of public mourning for barry. it begins thursday, when his body will lie in repose at the wilson building before a motorcade through the city on friday. and a four-hour funeral saturday at the city's convention center. the d.c. board of elections today officially declared barry's ward 8 seat vacant. it set april 28th as a special election to fill the remaining two years on barry's term. the board later this week may also schedule the ward 4 election for april 28th, once mayor-elect muriel bowser files a formal resignation letter. barry's adult son christopher was in the barry crowd today. some are urging him to run forward 8. but that's uncertain. several others are expected to enter the race. in the district, tom sherwood, news4. >>> only on news4, their job is to process the mail

marion spent time in the santa cruz mountains. i bet it was intense this afternoon. >> it was very intense. a lot of trees were down. look at this gud lupe river. look how fast it is flowing through downtown jose'. it is now five feet higher than it was this morning. s -- a car sub merged is just a taste of some of the problems for drivers today. some swerved, others didn't have a choice. carla was happy to have her seven month old experience in ra for the first time. >> it is the first real rain that he's seen. >> in ben loma it was trees impacted, heavy wind and rain topland an oak and spruce tree blocking this road. tiny rivers formed alongside roads in felton and more established rivers began to flow once again. >> we need it to replenish the ground water and make the grass green. we need rain. >> whether you view the rain as trouble or treasure there is still more to come. >> this river is moving so quickly tonight that it is taking a lot of branches and debris with it. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. it w

i'm in the marion park neighborhood and you can see a trash truck, surrounded by water on all sides, one car did not make it to higher ground and the water was up to the windows of that car. people here are familiar with nor'easters and know they need to get the cars to higher grounds and this acme is filled with cars but nobody is in the store. we talked to the director of emergency management a little while ago and he had this assessment of the situation in ocean city. >> overall we faired a little better than what the worst of the predictions were. this could have been a half foot higher that would have been a ten-year's event. >> the water came up close to covering 34th street but never made it across. they are calling it a typical nor'easter in ocean city, they know the neighbors will flood and nothing compared to sandy and nothing compared to the nor'easter of veterans day in 2009, where there was serious flooding here. they fear it will blow the water out of town and they feel like they doned a bullet here today. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> stay on

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they seat over following longtime member marion barry's death last week. a special election to fill the april 28.two years on the ward 4 seat is vacant since bowser was elected mayor>>> a big story today is weather. it's changing so r , break it d. >> it's like a ride at a theme park. we're calling this the w cor up and down we go. thanks to brittany johnson who runs our social media. what are we going to talk about tor coaster e. yesterday we were up near 70. there's a little bit of some sleet and some freezing rain now in loudoun county, northern fauquier, further west warren, clark county, and down through the central l shenan a cold rai around the metro area. it's raining in parts of charles county, northern st. mary's where that orange and yellow is. north anf there, this gray zone, this is little wet snow in northern loudoun and southeastern panhandlef west virginia, southern washington and frederick county, maryland, that's all tracking off to the north and east. and as we go forward through the rest of the e pink zone here, a little bit of the slee

a twister ripped into a gas station and commercial complex in marion county, mississippi. >> the front is gone. the restaurant that he leases sustained damage so both of them were out of commission. >> lightning struck a building near hattiesburg. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: these homes in louisiana didn't stand a chance against a powerful line of storms tuesday. about two dozen were damaged or destroyed as the tornadoes raked across the south. >> a lot of people say it sounds like a train. it's a huge roar that doesn't let up. the wind just keeps going. i prayed it wasn't my time. >> reporter: the roof was torn off one building, another collapsed. the powerful winds blew this ambulance on its side. at least four deaths are blamed on the storm. the state's governor declared an emergency for two counties and more bad weather is possible. >> watching this area in orange. damaging wind gusts and flash flooding. >> reporter: several highways had to be shut down because of downed trees. police and rescue crews assessed the damage. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> more seve