mcfarlane then called the charities ... claiming a mistake had been made ... and 10-thousand dollars needed to be returned. the deposited checks turned out to be fraudulent. the b-b-b says ... if the charities followed through with the the organization suggests using caution ... if contacted by anyone offering a random large donation. governor mcauliffe announces a compromise deal with republicans on gun reform in the commonwealth. mcauliffe says ... attorney general mark herring's proposal to end reciprocity agreements with 25 other states will be dropped in return for 2 major reforms. state police can now offer background checks at gun shows and people with protective orders against them will no longer be allowed to own a gun. governor mcauliffe says these steps ... will make the commonwealth a safer place. we had 2 instances last year in virginia under a restraining order where somebody used a firearm and killed the person who was under the restraining order. the person with the restraining order went and killed somebody. this will eliminate that." we talke

that was john mcfarlane in his capacity as chairman of city u.k..et's bring in george berkeley, glenn southwood, and mark gilbert. gentlemen, thank you for staying around. when you look at the brexit debate, how should investors think about brexit and what it means for the boe? --k carney >> it is another reason not to move, a lot of laundry list explained earlier. one of the ways to think about brexit is to look back at this referendum, which got to the cliff edge becaus. this will be messier, nastier. it has much more political ramifications. the conservative party and how they will deal with it, you don't want to be holding the currency at a time when the government is in disarray. francine: george, back to your point that it looks less likely. we're not really going to have an interest rate hike for the end of the year, right? >> unless we see inflation starting to move up more aggressively. oil prices are going to be that, so it will push downward pressure. they could put upward pressure on inflation in the longer run, because as people have mo

i'm scott mcfarlane in laurel. coming up, the big problem hindering school buses. >>> if yours was one of more than 500 cars towed off the street during the blizzard, it's not here. i'll tell you how you're going to find your car and what you'll need to get it back. >>> some tris we have a winner of the pat collins snow stick challenge. >>> the district has issued hundreds of thousands of fines and towed nearly 600 cars because people were parking in the emergency routes during the blizzard. >> as mark segraves is about to show you, getting your car back is not as easy as you might think. right, mark? >> yeah, wendy, nothing is easy after this blizzard. and particularly getting your car back. the snow emergency went into effect early friday morning. and since then, the district has been ticketing and towing cars, moving them off of the snow emergency routes to make sure for snowplows and emergency vehicles. but not everyone was able to move their car in time. two feet of snow is hard to plow. especially if parked c

caroline: tom mcfarlane not sure about asian, and asia is not sure about asia.sion is hitting the screen when it comes to market trading. the shanghai composite is currently hitting your august lows. november that huge rout we saw in the selloff of the first had the yuan depreciation? we are once again hitting those lows in terms of shanghai stock market valuations. clearly, oil is falling, china's slowdown is in focus, and a very sad news of explosions and gunfire, attacks in indonesia, in jakarta. we're seeing the lowest in three years for asian stocks at the msci asia-pacific. the nikkei is having its worst case in september, japanese stocks falling lower. interestingly, we are seeing a real move into the havens. t have a look at what is happening to japanese 10 year debt. yield is falling to the lowest on record. it is creeping up just for basis points this morning. come into my screen after you have digested these numbers, coming to where we are seeing japanese bond markets, .19%, a record low. record lows for south korean bonds as well. borrowing costs are

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here is a tweet from mariel mcfarlane. eighth-grade students were excited to hear ben carson address gun control. , principalm maryland at eastern middle school -- two students interviewed eric holder for their c-span video project. illinois representative john , i was tweeted interviewed by students for their c-span project. there is $100,000 in prizes with a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline is january 20, 2016. winners will be announced march 9. for more information, visit studentcam.org. next, hillary clinton in new hampshire. then, the latest developments in the 2016 campaign. after that, a house hearing on house inquiries. at a campaign event in new hampshire, presidential candidate hillary clinton was endorsed by planned parenthood action fund. this is the first primary endorsement ever by the organization. we begin with an announcement by cecile richards. this is just under an hour. [applause] ♪ [applause] ms. richards: they asked me what song i wanted to come out to. i felt like i had to dance a little bit. than

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live in silver spring, scott mcfarlane news4. >>> keeping on top of schools in montgomery and prince george's county. at the live desk we're looking at the school closings coming in in the last hour. here's the latest. anne arundel schools will be closed tomorrow. it was suppose to be a teacher work day. it will get bumped to thursday. stafford county schools will be closed. as well as manassas park city schools. employees there on a code red. also closed tomorrow, arlington county schools, but the offices are going to open at 10:00 a.m. alexandria city schools and offices will be closed wednesday. as for colleges, american university is open tomorrow, montgomery college is closed. those are some of the latest closures, you can see them at the bottom of your screen and a full list on our nbc washington app. >>> d.c. government offices were open today. the snow emergency in the district will end tomorrow evening. and d.c. schools will reopen in the morning. but with so many sidewalks still buried under snow, there's some concern about kids and their safety. tom sherwood continues our

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. >>> i'm scott mcfarlane in north potomac. you will see a man snow blowing in the distance. he's trying to snow blow out the entire community. the roads here near jones lake elementary school mirror those throughout montgomery county and frederick county. they have been cleared partially. coming up on news4 at 5:00, we talked to montgomery county and ask them the question how long until people can get their roads clear, even the backroads, even the secondary roads? also frederick county couple has a new baby and had to bring the baby back to the hospital because their driveway was impassable. for now in north potomac, scott mcfarlane, news4. >> you heard how metro is going to have most of its stations back online tomorrow morning but we're still waiting to hear what other train systems will do tomorrow. for now service is limited on amtrak's northeast corridor. trains between there and boston -- here and boston are running on a modified schedule. marc and vre trains are out of service completely. >>> let's take a look at the weather right now. doug, how is it out there? grea

live in gaithersburg, i'm scott mcfarlane, jim, back to you. >> thanks, scott. >>> a live look outside our storm team 4 x 4. still a lot of snow on the ground as i'm sure you are already well aware. there is some concern about refreezing tonight as the temperatures fall. doug is tracking the conditions to let us know just what we can expect. doug? >> yeah. you know we're going it see that refreeze tonight as we saw last night but temperatures not quite as cold tonight. last night extremely cold. you woke up to temperatures this morning, fortunately many of us didn't even have to wake up, but 4 degrees towards dulles. 3 in frederick. 2 in martinsburg. 16 in the city. a cold start to the day today. the good news is it's not going to be nearly as cold as we move through the next couple days and that's going to help with the melting process. we have some clouds and a lot of them making their way our way right now. those clouds will act as a blanket tonight and they will not allow temperatures to cool al that much. actually many areas will see temperatures that drop just below freezing, may

jim, back to you. >> all right, scott mcfarlane, thank you. >>> with all the snow days piling up out there, we know many of you are wondering what to do with your kids. one option, take them to a museum. >> yeah. the smithsonian museums are getting ready to open back up. they were forced to close due to the storm but we know at least four of them will open up tomorrow for regular hours and that includes the national museum of natural history, air and space, and the american art museum and the national portrait gallery. >>> check this out from one of the area the areas that got a lot of snow. one of our photographers captured this. this is poolsville. pretty cool. >> that is cool. so when is it going to go in the other direction, veronica? >> it was going in the other direction today. even our snow stick out front of the storm team 4 weather deck going down a lit bitle bit. as that snow does get more compact, as it gets icier, it, of course, weighs more. so that's more in your shovel, more on your roof as well. take a look at the graphic here we put together because just five pounds,

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the better business bureau serving western virginia says a person going by "kenneth mcfarlane" offers large donations to charities. he then sends fake targeted, but asks for part of the donations back. so far, three groups in richmond received and deposited fraudulent checks for nearly 40-thousand dollars. the b-b-b is asking that charities watch out for offers that seem "too good to be true." new at 11, a local non-profit is losing money and is now seeking new ways of revenue. w-d-b-j-7's khiree stewart spoke to the owner and tells us why they're facing these challenges and what they plan to do about it. management at the rockbridge area occupational center says they've been feeling some of the worst effects of the economy since they've been in business. now, they have a new strategy. nats - cutting plastic ((b-roll over sot)) 11:30:23 - 11:30:34 "we're a small little organization in rockbridge couny but we provide an impact to a much bigger area." roy funkhouse is the executive director of the rockbridge area occupational center in buena vista. it's a non-profit that provides

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. >>> with breaking news, i'm scott mcfarlane. internal auditors for d.c. public schools say there was gross mismanagement of money by a former athletic director. she served from 2011 to 2015. colleagues found $32,000 in cash in bags waiting to be deposited for months in her offices. and the internal report says hundreds of thousands of dollars from proceeds and ticket sales and concession sales during high school sporting events were deposited weeks or months late. even though the bank in which d.c. public schools has an account is just across the street from athletic department headquarters. the audit questions why the athletic director aloud some student fund money to be spent on hospitality suite buffets and extravagant food for adults and vips at sporting events. in december when we spoke with evans about her resignation she said there was no money missing. d.c. public schools in a statement to the new 4 iteam said this audit revealed noncompliance with certain rules regarding management of athletic activity funds and we have taken steps to make sure s

the better business bureau serving western virginia says a person going by "kenneth mcfarlane" offers large donations to charities. he then sends fake checks to those targeted, but asks for part of the donations back. so far, three groups in richmond received and deposited fraudulent checks for nearly 40-thousand dollars. the b-b-b is asking that charities watch out for offers that seem "too good to be true." (toss to lindsey) insert web discussion here deniedyes temperatures in the about ten degrees above how phrase from what we typically see in january and what a perfect way to start off the day beautiful anderson this photo when is he was driving across allegheny county temperatures right now holding in the upper twenties very cool outside but luckily there is a calm winds along two points in the low 20s that'll change today as were talking about highs in the fifties and twenty four degrees are now good view twenty nine hertz and twenty four degrees and blacksburg twenty two in martinsville meanwhile amount empire is holding in the lower twenties from with the marian upper twenties

>> scott mcfarlane, thank you. >>> tonight in iowa, competing political events as we count down to the caucuses. on live tv, the republican debate minus the front-runner, donald trump. >> he is going to be holding an event nearby that may be just as heavily covered on tv. steve handelsman is live from des moines tonight with the latest. what are you hearing out there, steve? >> reporter: well, it doesn't look like donald trump is going to be here. there's speculation he could change his mind but there's no expectation that he will. so the debate itself will take place here in des moines at this iowa event center while a couple miles away across down will be the donald trump event, and both taking place simultaneously. it will be another vivid remind they're the republican front-runner is writing his own rules. on debate day in iowa, a big question, will donald trump dropping out hurt or help him? at java joe's coffee shot in des moines, donny whitman said he's more eager to back trump. >> he's his own person. i like that because -- i mean, he isn't even spending money on his campaign.

fanfare creating the bullet database to hopefully help solve crimes but as the news4 i-team's scott mcfarlaneeports, maryland is throwing in the towel saying it didn't work. >> reporter: calvin braxton's family heard the police siren. >> it occurred just around the corner from my mom's home. >> shot and killed in a restaurant parking lot in 2014. >> i felt like a piece of me was taken away instantly. it really, really hurt. it hurt. >> reporter: the accused shooter, 21-year-old robert garner, faced a jury. >> you're dealing with a jury. you're dealing with 12 members who have to make a decision. >> reporter: one of the pieces of evidence shown during the trial, a shell casing recovered from the scene. >> they had a wild look on their face almost. >> wild. >> yeah, like this is it. that's all i needed. >> reporter: jurors convicted garner of murder. he's serving a life sentence. investigators had compared that bullet casing to information kept in a unique maryland database. a database created in landmark law called the maryland responsible gun safety act of 2000. it was such a big deal at the

that part of our story tonight on news4 at 5:00, for now live in silver spring, i'm scott mcfarlane,back to you. >> schools are back to normal in san diego after a reported shooting at a military hospital forced them to lock down. security teams inspected a building at the naval medical center and didn't find any evidence of shots fired. people spent most of the morning evacuating the facility and at one point the hospital posted a warning on facebook and told anyone inside to run, hide or fight. the medical center still on lockdown. but at this point new york city evidence of a shooting. >>> hopeful words for you if you're in northern virginia. there's a promise that everyone will see their street plowed in loudoun county. by morning is that realistic? >> how many times can you fill up the washington monument with the snow on the mall? the snow on the mall? the this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up. my giant

mcfarlane is one of the big voices that we have heard today about the risks to the city if this countryecides to leave the eu. that is coming up on "surveillance." ♪ francine: welcome back. i'm francine lacqua in london with tom keene, as we await the boe rate decision. the pound is touching and 11 month low versus the euro. it's time for the morning must listen. i sat down with the barclays chairman in an exclusive interview, and he talked brexit. >> several years of markets being the dominant growth engine of the world as a whole with the developed world relatively subdued, particularly europe, all of that has just changed with china and the weakness of the emerging markets. we are dealing with a very different world now. i might have argued some time ago, had that maintained itself, that real threats to london or singapore or hong kong -- i'm not so sure anymore. francine: lord lamont, when i sat down with him, it was clear that he doesn't want to know the consequences of the u.k. leaving the eu, because we just don't know. is there a taste that the city would thrive outside the eu?