speaking in march 1965 in montgomery, alabama.med record...from montgomery to memphis." it was largely made from original newsreel footage. the film was played at a one- time only event in 600 theaters on march 24, 1970. two years after dr. king's assassination in memphis, tennessee. the film has rarely been seen since, but it has just released on dvd. it was produced by ely landau. that does it for our broadcast. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. "democracy now![captioning madey democracy now!]

all the drivers in montgomery are white. one of the lesser-known facets of the bus boycott is that it is also pressing for black bus drivers. she describes also in those moments, while blake is calling, people are grumbling, a nervous about what will happen. the police take her off the bus. blake says that he wants to sign a warrick. they take her to jail. she describes the moment in various ways. that she had been pushed as far as she could be pushed. to get out meant that she had consented, but she did not. one of my favorite passages, she talks about finding her arrest and annoying. this speaks to the fact and she movement will happen. she thinks this is important. she is working on this youth workshop and she sees this as a distraction. now she has done herself arrested. who knows how long this will take, what will happen, whether or not anything while it will happen to hurt. in that moment, is a very hard moment, also a moment in which she cannot see what is about to happen. >> jeanne theoharis is the author of the new

she is most remembered for her bus arrest in montgomery, alabama. her involvement was far more extensive. this is about an hour and five minutes. >> good evening. on behalf of the chancellor and faculty, i welcome you to our campus. how are we culture he? on rosa parks 101st day, her birthday, the author explores the question of rosa parks. what was behind that? those that know her. .. what is the price paid for having done something? dr. jeanne theoharis answers some of those questions and she writes it in her new book "the rebellious life of mrs. rosa parks". jeanne theoharis was born in staten island six weeks ago and her family moved to milwaukee, wisconsin, where she was raised. she held the first chair in woman's studies and as professor of science at boca raton college, she is also co-founder of educators for civil liberty. she is the author of numerous books on the civil-rights movement and the politics of race in the united states including as co-author of schools suck:students talk back to the segregated nation and its failures of segregat

did to till the soil for a movement to montgomery. paquette, it shows the courageous -- how courageous in fact parks by standbys and the key roles many people, including many women played in the black freedom struggle and the sacrifice of suffering it produced for parks and her family. third, it shows the breadth of the civil rights movement as the parks family are forced to leave my camera and spends more than half her political life in detroit, challenging racism of the jim crow north. finally it provides less insight for what it takes to make change in a moment and over the course of a lifetime and what her legacy asks of his. so who was rosa parks before the boycott? parks had a history of being rebellious. she was raised by her mother and grandparents are toppers that you stand up for herself. her father was a fellow of marcus garvey. there was no education provided for but children past the sixth grade from a separate sacrifice her mother sent her to the school for gross here in montgomery. brazil is a reserved grow, it is bit o

one year later, montgomery's buses were desegregated. but despite parks' placement in that story, we rarely see the story and its surrounding history from her perspective. hidden in plain sight she is the symbol, but rarely the story. parks has been awarded the nation's highest honors; congressional gold medal, presidential medal of freedom, the first woman and second african-american ever to lie in honor in the nation's capitol. next monday, february 4th, on the centennial of her birth, the post office will issue a stamp in her honor. but despite these honors, her legacy has too often been reduced to a simple act by a quiet seam stress on a single day. that fable of rosa parks is used to show how far we have come, to put the history of the civil rights movement firmly in the past. her quietness is celebrated over and over and over again. particularly because we are in this historic space where she made this stand, it seems fitting to return to that founding moment and its broader history and look at it anew. seeing these events from her

the bright white bands coming down harder in central montgomery county. northwestern montgomery.un county. western fairfax, northern prince william. that's where it's sticking to the untreated surfaces. south and east, bright white band, big flakes. anne arundel and st. mary's, northern calvert county. mostly melting on the roadways there. maybe a dusting to an inch around the metro area at the most. maybe more in the dark blue areas. up to a couple of inches along the blue ridge. four-day forecast. we'll have a cold pattern here. into the weekend, remaining cold. light snow late saturday night and cold the first part of next week. could get more flurries tuesday night. i'm back in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella now. >> good morning. the first 4 traffic office getting report of an accident in frederick, maryland at mountville road. all lanes are blocked in both directions because of the crash there. let's head to i-270. usual delays from frederick passing urbana heading down towards gaithersburg. not bad there. i'll give you a live look at that at shady grove. the ca

tonight, mike montgomery is paying for getting physical with star player allen craft. kpix's don knapp with more on what the coach and his boss are saying about last night's push. >> reporter: it all came in the heat of the moment of an important game. it was a flash of passion or was it anger? only lasted a couple seconds, but clearly the impact will linger on. >> they were trailing sunday when emotions overtook the coach mike montgomery as he chatted with the star player. it was the kind of thing that could end a coach's career. at the post game news conference montgomery had a quick answer suggesting it was the motivator that they needed to overcome usc. the shoved player was diplomatic saying, quote, he is my coach and there are no hard feelings. i just have to leave it at that. it motivated me. but cal's director made it clear that montgomery's shove was unacceptable and it will not happen again. >> we most certainly have a problem when there is disrespect from the top because you are teaching these young people not just about the game. you are teaching them somet

. >> cal basketball coach mike montgomery apologizes for the shove. tonight we've learned his fate. >>> bay area fire department gives people an inside look at their operation without ever leaving home. >>> and a trouble track star back in court. how his version of a deadly shooting differs from prostitutors. . >>> the san francisco couple is behind bars tonight for allegedly forcing three women and a teenage girl into prostitution. south san francisco police say a clerk at this la quinta inn saw a man drop off the four women and call police saturday. the suspect jones and maria both 25 could face life in prison under the state's new human trafficking law since one of the victims is a minor. >>> police down in orange county identified a man behind a deadly shooting ram pain early this morning. an unemployed part-time student first shot and killed a 20-year-old woman at the home where he lived with his parents. they say in the next hour investigators say that syed carried out three carjackings, one in tus con, two in sant an. they say he killed two peo

montgomery county executive, thanks for coming by. how did the three of you get together on this and what's the take away for tomorrow? >> unfortunately when you have the sequestration hit in all these counties, it's easy to come together and explain the negative impacts to our communities. >> we've been hearing about this for weeks. what is it you're going to tell lawmakers they. thought about. >> they've thought about it, they simply haven't acted as yet. we try to increase the pressure and engage every day citizens in terms of what can happen in hope they can lend their voice to this dick debate. >> in montgomery county, sequestration, what's going to be the immediate effect if it happens. >> we have 37,000 federal employees living in montgomery county. it could mean layoffs and furloughs for a large number of people which adversely affects everyone, not just those employees but the commerce in montgomery county, affects tax dollars, affects us across the board. people need to understand that. >> how does it impact you in they kick

it's only near 20 in montgomery county. arlington, fairfax, prince george's, now the low to mid 20s. district of columbia now in the mid 20s. we will stay below freezing to 9:00, 10:00 this morning. mid 30s by noon. we'll have clouds coming and going. winds will be gusting again around 30 miles per hour at noontime. hyattsville, hometown location in prince george's county, back down this time tomorrow below freezing. i'll have details on the rest of the day coming up in ten minutes. coming up with your first look at first 4 traffic on this thursday, danella? >> good morning. checking an accident, 295 northbound in d.c. the 11th street bridge, a split, a right lane blocked because of a crash there. down i-95, though, delays kwan to triangle, northbound volume still light. 14 minutes to the beltway. over to you. >> thank you. 6:03. >>> breaking news. final arguments being delivered now in a south african courtroom in the bail hearing for olympian onscar pistorius. they're arguing whether pistorius should be released on bail.

montgomery county?ry county is struggling. 270 southbound, accident activity at quince orchard. stay to the left to get by. this is one of a number of accidents. maryland 97 northbound before exit 32. route 3, only the right lane getting by. around the beltway, around the region approaching connecticut avenue is ok. but there's a crash and just before connecticut. no delays back to colesville road. loudoun county does not have any problems so that's good news. interstate 95, lanes are open to the beltway. back to you. >> thank you. abc it reporting that a new announcement is expected today from the airline industry. american airlines and u.s. airways expected to. >> they would become the biggest airline in the world. brianne carter is at reagan national airport to talk about how this would affect all of us. >> it could be good news for travelers at reagan national airport. you normally can see exactly which airline you are getting on. u.s. airlines and american are both on their skill. that will be a th

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that includes montgomery, arlington, fairfax prince george's county. shenandoah valley into the mountains, northern neck, eastern shore, cloudy, in the upper 20s, near 30. the leading edge of this precipitation maybe a few scattered light flurries trying to reach the ground in northern schenn owe douhenandoah valley. east of there, just cloudy. no travel problems weatherwise for the commute. cloudy and cold in the upper 20s through 8:00, 9:00. a little above freezing. maybe a few scattered flurries between 8:00 and noon. i don't anticipate that will be sticking on roadways. we'll have that, though, just very light flurry activity, maybe increasing a little bit into the afternoon hours. sunrises at 6:50. the sunset at 5:54. any wintry mix for coating is not until tonight right now changing to rain. details on that coming up in ten minutes. a look at traffic now this friday morning with danella. good morning. >> good morning. well, we'll start with the rails. if you're taking metro, marc, vre, on time. no delays reported. let's head over to the roadways.

pack 12 has reprimanded montgomery for pushing cb. at first montgomery laughed this off as motivation tactic but ad was not amused at all issue ago statement saying this will not happen again. now nut perspective this is nowhere near as serious as knight indiana choking reid in 1997 but the fact is you just can not put your hands on a player. can't do it. nba lost icon today with death of lakers owner jerry bus he grew up in poverty in wyoming. work ethic and smarts led him to l.a. real estate empire and lakers estimated at 1 billion dollars in value. 32 years at the helm and made the finals 16 times. winning 10 titles man would created show time was battling cancer. dr. jerry bus 80 years old. >> to baseball a's true surprise last year winning the al west so what do they do this year with expectation elevated here's mike in phoenix. >> a's manager melvin a lot of talent on thes are sister and looking forward to piece thanksgiving puzzle together. >> might not be too many 25 man roster spots open but within the 25 man roster we are st

montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's counties now mid to upper 20s.your warm winter coat this morning. later today, up into the low 40s and clouds. then we could get a mix of snow and sleet as the precipitation first arrives tonight as the storm develops over us. and we will have that changing over to just a cold rain after midnight. initially, maybe just a two-hour period of a couple of -- maybe some -- couple hours of snow, sleet, melting on roads, then all rain on friday. highs in the upper 40s. windy, colder friday night. we'll be down to the 20s by dawn saturday. could get flurries flying through the air. maybe a passing snow storm late friday into perhaps midday saturday. sun back saturday afternoon. a high only up around 40. 20s on sunday morning. me? mid 40s. starting off next week, chance for more rain, highs in the 40s monday. could be milder on tuesday into the mid 50s. and maybe near 50 on wednesday with a chance for some more rain. i'm back in ten minutes with a hometown forecast. your first 4 traffic this morning with danella with breaki

pack 12 has reprimanded montgomery for pushing cb. at first montgomery laughed this off as motivation tactic but ad was not amused at all issue ago statement saying this will not happen again. now nut perspective this is nowhere near as seriousht indiana choking reid in 1997 but the fact is you just can not put your hands on a player. can't do it. nba lost icon today with death of lakers owner jerry bus he grew up in poverty in wyoming. work ethic and smarts led him to l.a. real estate empire and lakers estimated at 1 billion dollars in32 years value. 32 years at m and made the finals 16 times. winning 10 titles man would created show time was battling cancer. dr. jerry bus 80 years old. >> to baseball a's true surprise last year winning the al west so what do they do this year with expectation elevated here's mike in phoenix. >> a's manager melvin a lot of talent on thes are sister and looking forward to piece thanksgiving puzzle together. >> might not be too many 25 man roster spots open but within the 25 man roster we are still try

>> now, that was it, that was coach mike montgomery during the second half of last night's game against usc. that was 16-31 left in the game and more on what fans are saying he said i let my emotions get away from me for the moment and my actions were inappropriate and i apologize for my actions. they released a statement saying it is unacceptable to act like that and i am confident something like this will never happen again. meantime, allan crab is also speaking out... >> crab? >> reporter: it is still not clear whether the coach will be placing any -- facing any disciplinary reaction. >> [inaudible] >> obviously we will continue to show you that report and we will have more on our website www.ktvu.com. >>> meanwhile, parents can help with students according to the research institute, researchers said preschoolers who watched sesame street had better behavior than when watching contents with violence. >>> hundreds are keeping them back for the big ski resort. >> one resort operator said they were listed as busy as the day after christmas which is the busiest day of the season. while s

in southern fairfax and southern montgomery charles, st.ary's, calvert county, already getting some snow. in fredericksburg and culpeper as well. front royal and winchester and hagerstown as well. we are reporting at reagan national, have not seen any snowflakes in rocklin. if we are under a winter weather revisory for the potential of up to an inch of snow. that will be isolated. more of us will see just a dusting, a half-inch. there are a few rivers frederick loudoun derickson, morgan county is for that. wind chills factor in the upper 20s. it will be a cold and blustery day. a little sunshine before the day is over. from the belfort furniture weather center, i hope traffic is doing ok. steve? >> traffic is just getting started. not bad right now on 95 or 295 although the hov gates were little late to open. they will be opening from dumphries to the prince william parkway. there is a backup on 95 northbound from stafford county to the first hov entrance. it should be the next couple next. north of that looks ok across the occoquan and ove

the pac12 reprimanded coach montgomery. there are reports that coach montgomery was involved in a similar incident and this time the coach should be punished. reporting live here at the uc berkeley campus. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now this isn't the first such controversy for the cal basketball program. in 1993, the school's athletic director was fired. >>> police say there were called to a homeless encampment near the food next door on industrial parkway about 6:30 this evening. officers say that's where they discovered the woman's body. one woman said she was known as deedee or hope. at this point they have not determined a cause of death. >>> we are finally on storm watch tonight after weeks of dry weather. at this hour the rain is starting to move into the bay area from the northwest with the main event expected to arrive for tomorrow morning's commute. we have team coverage for you tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm in our weather center. but we begin in fairfax w

the pac12 reprimanded coach montgomery. there are reports that coach montgomery was involved in a similar incident and this time the coach should be punished. reporting live here at the uc berkeley campus. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now this isn't the first such controversy for the cal basketball program. in 1993, the school's athletic director was fired. >>> police say there were called to a homeless encampment near the food next door on industrial parkway about 6:30 this evening. officers say that's where they discovered the woman's body. one woman said she was known as deedee or hope. at this point they have not determined a cause of death. >>> we are finally on storm watch tonight after weeks of dry weather. at this hour the rain is starting to move into the bay area from the northwest with the main event expected to arrive for tomorrow morning's commute. we have team coverage for you tonight. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm in our weather center. but we begin in fairfax w

upper 20s in montgomery county. near 30 in arlington and the district. west, the west of northern virginia, loudoun, prince william and into fauquier and culpeper, most of those locations in the upper 20s. hour by hour through the morning, a slight chance of some flurries. then later this afternoon, a mix of snow and sleet likely by late afternoon and into this evening that may put down a brief coating mainly on grassy areas before it changes over to rain after midnight. details on that and a look at the seven-day outlook in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. chopper 4 high in the sky headed to an accident. a closer look from a live camera in the area. here's the accident. outer loop of the beltway. richie marlboro road. prince george's county. approximate you're taking the beltway. the left lane was getting by the accident and also car fire in the area. you can see emergency response still on the scene. if you're traveling the outer loop in this area, expect delays. still checking on the marc situation. earlier t

montgomery county school officials refused to comment on rigusters' history at the school or to allow wusa9 to interview staff or students about her. philadelphia authorities today said the 5-year-old victim suffered "terrible and horrible injuries" and that there are likely other suspects involved. christine rigusters' attorney says the former montgomery county track athlete had nothing to do with it. in montgomery county scott broom, wusa9. >> on her facebook page rigusters claims to be a student at the university of maryland eastern shore. >>> a woman systemed in wednesday's murder of a 94 -- suspected in wednesday's murder of a 94-year-old man faced a judge on unrelated charges today. 45-year-old marie maybell larson is charged with the burglary of the elderly man's home several months ago. surae chinn joins us live at the crime scene. >> reporter: the alexandria commonwealth attorney inside court today the person they have in custody on those unrelated charges of burglarizing this home several months ago will most likely face charges in the murder in connection with the murder of

montgomery, mid-20s in prince george's county.through the day today, through the morning, stay below freezing until 10:00. and we'll have increasing clouds by noontime. ought to hit the mid-30s. sunrise 7:11. sunset 5:33. some light snow likely late tonight. might give us a fresh coating here as well as on untreated surfaces for tomorrow morning's commute. i'll show you that map coming up in ten minutes. a look at your monday morning traffic with danella now. good morning. >> good morning. in the first 4 traffic office, tom, we're tracking delays on the rails. we'll start with the vre. still seeing a delay for train number 300. running slow because of mechanical problems. the delay is ten minutes. also a delay on train number 304. a 20-minute delay on the fredericksburg train number 302. a medical problem there has the train slow but running 20 minutes behind. >> i-66, talk about the travel speeds in exactly ten minutes. aaron and eun, back to you. >> 6:32 now. new this morning, the u.s. and south korea kicked off three days of jo

we know the pac-12 represent priment coach montgomery but we are not -- reprimanded coach montgomeryent he will face for shoving a player. sunday cal came back from behind to beat usc. during a time-out the coach pushed star player allen crabbe in the chest. at a press conference after that game, montgomery said he was just trying to snap crabbe out of a funk and got caught up in the heat of the moment. he also apologized saying he overdid it. there's been fallout since then. the pac-12 reprimanded him. state senator leland yee wants him benched for a game. the athletic director said the shove wouldn't happen again and some other uc-berkeley staff are criticizing him for being a bad sport and bad example. >> coach, teachers, parents, adults have a responsibility to demonstrate how even under the greatest of pressure you cannot resort to shoving, hitting, punching, throwing chairs and what have you. it's simply unacceptable. >> reporter: the shoved player crabbe had to be restrained by his teammates after the incident but later brushed it off. after the game, he said, "everything is f

getting more moderate pockets of rain in montgomery county. the areas in the dark are green and yellows. now light rain, most of prince george's county. farther west, arlington fairfax counties, generally light rain there and it's moving off to the north an east. temperatures are chilly. but all above freezing. we're in the mid and upper 30s from the mountains to the bay. east of bay in southern maryland in the low to mid-40s. 37 at reagan national. right around the beltway, we'll have our temperatures hold steady, low and mid-30s. a cold rain through 8:00 off and on. then maybe scattered showers by 9:00. by noontime, a chance of a shower and into the mid-50s. falls church ought to be in the upper 50s by mid-afternoon. might even get sunshine breaking out there. i'm back in ten minutes with a look into tonight. back to you, eun. >>> 5:32 now. president obama is putting the final touches on the second major speech in a month. he'll deliver his state of the union address. it comes as the president deals with another economic standoff with republ

real quickly on mike montgomery.eth, i think you have to look at the whole body of work. this guy as tone a lot of good. hopefully not too much negative publicity will come out of this or the program. that's it. back to san francisco. twice. >> thanks, dennis. -- guys. >> thanks, dennis. for the latest, cbssf.com. >> back here at 11:00. have a good night. saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil is made with sweet cream, canola oil and salt. just three simple ingredients. what's in your spread? ♪ chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. announcer: this is joey fatone. it's time to play family feud. give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: these families are ready to go. come on, now. thank you, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate you coming. thank you, everybody. hey, welcome to "family feud." i'm your man, steve harvey. you

one of the other things that's neat, too, montgomery d.o.t. is going to do something called train the trainer. the students will go to elementary schools and teach students. donna richardson, you're a graduate of-- >> this is a great project and it's great to see these students mentoring other students. >> they're really enjoying it. the funny thing is they started talking about their own vernacular, what's cool. >> it's the last of your cs, connecting. connecting with each other and now with the younger crowd. >> these kids are working with a real partialing firm so they got -- marketing firm so they got big time real marketing experience while trying to save lives too. >>> we'll be right back. >>> 6:29. this is always the place to get your weather first. a beautiful shot of the u.s. capitol. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> it should be dry today says howard. i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you're waking up with us. howard is on the weather terrace. things will be changing soon. >> clouds around. it's thicken up already. the cloudiness is goi

the pac 12 says it reprimanded montgomery. state senator yee says he wants montgomery suspended for one game. state's men's basketball coach says he's not been fired. he confirmed with the bay area news group -- this happened late last night. he says he's still the spartans head coach. an internet report said they were dismissed effective immediately. the spartans not a very good season. lost ten consecutive games and won only four conference games over the past two years. >>> speaking of losing streaks, warriors return from the all-star break trying to snap their skid. golden state lost five games in a row. the last win on february 2nd. they are in utah tonight playing the jazz. tip-off is 6:00 p.m. meantime, sharks back in action tonight playing in st. louis against the blues. the sharks have lost seven games in a row. no wins in the month of february. let's shake it off, boys. tonight's game starts at 5:00. >> time for both the warriors and sharks to turn it back around. >> whole new start. >> w. that's what we're shooting

that's blocked at west montgomery avenue.nt o work your way around it, use an alternate route this morning. some delays southbound between urbana as you continue southbound towards clarksburg is where you're slow. further south, not bad at this time. i-95 in virginia, this is northbound at dumfries road. accident just off to the right shoulder lane. travel lanes are open to the beltway. speaking of the beltway, as you make the beltway, outer loop and montgomery county, heavy on the brakes. delays here not long. you're sluggish right now to colesville road. the rails, six-minute delay. number 892. p metro, vre close or on to schedule. >>> a man who sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl. it happened near the 3200 block of wheeler road, blocks from the congress heights metro station. police say she was walking when a man with a gun forced her into the alley. the man sexually assaulted her and took off in a dark blue four-door car. if you have any information about this case, call d.c. police. >>> in the day ahead, jury selection

most of montgomery county, fairfax, arlington, prince george's, southern maryland. a little bit of wet snow is falling and melting on roadways in northern montgomery county, part of frederick county, maryland into frederick county, virginia, loudoun, fauquier, culpeper, rappahannock, getting some of that light snow. temperatures, well they're around the freezing mark. but the road temperatures, again, as i mentioned, are above freezing. so the snow is melting on most roadways. these areas in the lavender may get up to an inch of snow mainly on the, of course, grassy areas and maybe some of the higher elevations. as we get to by mid-morning, even out there, it's going to be all rain. elsewhere, rain through the morning and upper 30s by noontime. into tonight, we might get some flurries moving in. details on that in ten minutes. a look at traffic with danella, good morning. >> good morning. in our area, other than wet roads, things are clear. i-95 in virginia heading from stafford to the beld beltway, travel lanes are open in both directions. no issues to report outsi

this morning and they closed montgomery. the bomb squad investigated and after a few hours gave the all clear. they didn't say what was in the package. >>> now to a story only on 2. our investigation into a pricy conference being attended by the u.s. postal service in the bay area. they are spending $2 million to send executives to san francisco. this comes when the u.s. postal service is losing billions and planning to end saturday deliveries. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in san francisco with what he learned. eric? >> reporter: they say the conference happening here next month is a critical networking and sales opportunity but critics point out the agenda includes a dance party, dinner event and golf. >> the first day of the forum plays out on the golf course in san francisco. 4 days, 4,000 people are expected to attend the conference and 400 will be u.s. postal service employees there on the government's dime. documents show the travel, $220,000 in exhibit space will cost $2.2 million. the hotels go for nearly $300 a nig

farther north and west, near 30 in montgomery county. much of fairfax, arlington county into loudoun county around 30 degrees. maybe a dusting to an inch at the most in this light blue zone. that includes washington, much of fairfax, prince george's, montgomery. farther soupt, there may be up to an inch in st. mary's county, southern charles, parts of the northern neck. farther west, a couple of inches alon the blue ridge and the highlands out in west virginia. i'm here with frequent updates throughout the morning. it will change hour by hour. first 4 traffic now with danella. >> i'm tracking construction in the area. let's start with the southeast, southwest freeway. construction in both directions heading east and west. this is between main avenue and 12th street. one lane gets you by and right now that lane is the left lane. let's also talk about construction further down 395. this is between seminary road and duke street. you're going to see construction blocking at least one lane as well. also southbound 395. not as bad on washingto

montgomery shoved star player alan crabbe. this was during a game against usc where they were coming from behind for a win. afterwards the coach said he was trying to snap crabbe out of a. he later apologized. >> i was trying to get him going. probably overdid it a little bit. i need him. he's my guy. >> reporter: the pac-12 released a letter reprimanding montgomery and the director of athletics said the shove wouldn't happen again. state senator leland yee is calling for a one-game suspension and crabbe spoke out after the game. he seemed diplomatic saying everything is fine, it's under the bridge, he is my coach, no hard feelings. we're just going to keep moving on. >> there are indications that coach montgomery could face more discipline. meanwhile, the pac-12 named that shoved player allen crabbe player of the week. >>> there's going to be a public forum at uc-santa cruz tomorrow night. the subject is recent violence on campus including an attack on a woman who was walking near the upper quarry amphitheater sunday afternoo

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met with the reporters said and said montgomery should not be suspended. >> he didn't do anything. people might look at it as a bad thing. but like i said, he just tried to fire me up. so that's all i'm saying. >> reporter: school officials confirmed to me that montgomery was involved in a similar incident last month. other athletes on campus say they feel it was no big deal. >> you think it's part of the game? >> yeah, i would say it's a part of the game. >> okay. >> reporter: i talked with athletic director sandy barbara and she said that she believes coach montgomery has learned his lesson and there would be no suspension. >>> the anchor tenant for the mission rock project is anchor beer which started in the city in the late 1800s. the giants are planning a development called mission rock across from the ballpark. anchor brewering would relocate to peer 48 putting in a museum and brew pub. >> a big focus of us is to communicate anchor to the rest of the world. a location here at pier 48 is perfect for that. >> reporter: if the project clears all review anchor says it could move

including montgomery county, north and west of washington.y, southern part of the county near the beltway is near freezing. it's near 30 in prince george's county. arlington and fairfax as well. just about everywhere, it's at or below freezing. the winds are gusting 20 to 25. stronger into the afternoon. locally the temperatures will hold steady below freezing through mid-morning. then by maybe 10:00 or so, it will be above freezing. by noontime, into the mid-30s. anacostia, by noontime there, that's the hometown forecast location. it's only going to be 35 with a few clouds racing through. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at the rest of day. a look at traffic now with danella. >>> good morning. a live look from chopper 4. that's what we're doing in the first 4 traffic report because of an accident on i-66 eastbound. check out these delays. sluggish for about five miles. solid delays for three miles. this is as you approach 29 centreville road. you can see off to the shoulder lane the crash. at one point it was blocking two of the left lane

when crab returned to the bench montgomery put him back in. it was an emotional game but everything's fine. now there's talk about possible punishment for the coach after this incident and a lot of folks are reacting on our facebook fan page. andrea says suspend him for this. then you have to suspend every coach who simply gives the players a high five this is silly. jeff says what's the big deal? his teammate shoved him and grabbed him by the jersey and told him to basically knock it off. and kevin says nothing wrong with this. it wasn't an attack. it was simply a shove to say wake up or you'll sit on the bench. he compares it to the 49ers coach hitting the shoulder pads to get them pumped up. log on to kron 4.com. it's our facebook fan page and post a comment. you can't move the tv there. yuh-huh. we have a wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move the tv away from the tv outlet. we can move it to the kitchen, the patio, the closet and almost anywhere. why would you want a tv in the c

right now, there may be a few sprinkles in montgomery county.ight green and the areas in pink farther north and west. western washington county. the panhandle of west virginia and alleghany county. may be a little wet snow mixing in with the sprinkles of rain, maybe sleet there too. it's all above freezing most of the region. we're in the mid-30s in montgomery county and it's in the mid and upper 30s prince george's. arlington and fairfax and the district of columbia. hour by hour, in the mid and upper 30s by 9:00 a.m. we ought to have that rain arriving into the metro. light rain through noontime. it should be into the mid-40s. sunrise 6:54. hometown forecast, ashburn in loudoun county. by noontime in the low 40s with some light rain. so grab the umbrella before you head out this morning. it will be a bit breezy too. i'm back in ten minutes with a look at today into tonight. now a look at traffic with danella. >>> good morning. just into the first 4 traffic office. the outer loop approaching connecticut avenue, you can see chopper 4 live over t

northern montgomery county. damascus, mount airy. and investigators -- gaithersburg, and over toward baltimore. south of washington, all rain. it will continue to be. one thing you notice here. that rain continuing to make its way out of the region. back to the west. leesburg, frederick, rain/snow is out of the region. look at the numbers down to 38 in washington. 22 degrees difference. there is still another chance for some snow. at least in part of the area. and it is the part of the area that didn't see it tonight. we will talk who is going to get what over the weekend and just how cold we are going to get too. stay with us. >> thank you, doug. disturbing, par done me, disturbing new details in the abduction of a 5-year-old girl from philadelphia. also the suspect's ties to our area. >> the 19-year-old suspect grew up in montgomery county before moving to philadelphia to work at a day-care center. jackie benson in silver spring with more on the arrest. jackie? >> reporter: the sole person under arrest for what its one of the most

i quienes toman las decisiones en el condado de montgomery, en maryland lo hicieron todo para lograrentender las dificultadeses que familias con escasos recursos tienen que pasar "es una oportunidad para explorar el programa que ofrece el gobierno y el objetivo principal es hacerles ver que la ayuda que se ofrece es muy poca y lo importante que es que el programa continÚe" se refiere al programa suplementario de asistencia nutricional, que antes se conocÍa como " food stamps" programa que en el 2012 ayudo a 27,000 familias en el condado de montgomery.. y hoy aquellos que administran el presupuesto tienen que comer durante una semana con 25 dolares .. estamos participando una gran cantidades de lideres, concejales , el sÚper intendente de las escuelas para probar como realmente se puede vivir con 5 dÓlares al dÍa para comer.. 5 dÓlares que don napoleon recibe y que asegura no le ajustan, por lo que considera que el reto no podrÍa haber venido en un mejor momento una cantidad que segÚn fernando no ajusta ni para un tiempo de comida la comunidad hispana es una de las comunidades que se

as you loop around to montgomery county, a live look at connecticut avenue. if you're traveling the beltway in virginia, a couple work zones in place. we'll check them in ten minutes. >>> 4:32. the massive manhunt for a former lapd officer accused of going on a deadly rampage appears to be over. angie goff is at the live desk with more. >> police believe that search for that most wanted man in america right now, it is over. we just got word from investigators that they're trying to identify human remains found in the search for an accused cop killer. they found a charred body where they believe the ex-lapd officer christopher dorner barricaded himself. forensic tests have to be done now and dorner was holed up in that big bear cabin after he killed another officer during a gunfight with police. the officer killed is believed to be his fourth victim after he shot and killed three others this month. angie goff. >>> one of police officers that detectives believe dorn oar killed, michael crane will be laid to rest today. crane and his partner were stopped at a re

that's in montgomery county, prince george's, arlington and fairfax. few locations in the upper 20s. fort belvoir to manassas in the 20s. now, hour by hour through the day, we'll have our temperatures soaring. by noontime, near 50. mid-50s by mid-afternoon with increasing clouds. a big change tonight. down we go. all the way to the 30s by the evening with some cold rain changing over to wet snow tonight. that's going to continue off and on as we get into saturday. i'll show you what i think we'll be getting from that, how much by the time it ends on saturday afternoon in ten minutes. first 4 traffic this had friday morning with danella. good morning. >> good morning. it's friday, so our volume in the area starts to pick up much later than normal. that's the case right now. nice and clear. traveling 295. bw parkway in maryland as well as i-95. check of the baltimore beltway and capitol beltway, everything checks out. no construction or accidents. trip from annapolis heading toward the bowie area. a live look at the road. no issues in both directions. as

arlington, fairfax and montgomery as well as the district of columbia.f southern maryland near 40 degrees. we have mild air to the south sweeping in later today. between now and noon, expect that occasional light cold shower. we're just going to have temperatures near 40 degrees by 8:00. by noontime, most of the rain ending. just clouds ing erg. but still a chance of a passing shower in the low 50s by then. by mid-afternoon, ought to hit the upper 50s in much of the area during the afternoon. that rain ending and clearing out down to the 30s. near 50 on tuesday afternoon. bit of a blustery wind. lots of sun tomorrow. a weak area of low pressure coming through and looks like a combinations of cold rain, sleet and wet snow. don't anticipate a lot of accumulation from the snow on wednesday. ending wednesday night. on thursday, we'll get a partly cloudy sky, highs upper 40s. a look at friday into the weekend. sunny friday. then over the weekend turning much colder. morning lows 20s. afternoon highs only in the 30s. could get a few passing flurries on saturda

at 11:06 tonight a -- montgomery county. >> anybody who quoted the l.a. p.d.s saying a body was found is dead wrong. a fire is still going, they said. they haven't entered the cabin. he denies the reports attributed to police by news agencies earlier tonight. captain clark, let me have you put our viewers in the mind of incident commanders at that scene. you've got a heavily armed, well-trained former cop with a 50 caliber semiautomatic and a pension for killing. what do you do? >> gary, officer safety is paramount in that situation. those men of the s.w.a.t. team are highly trained. they practice their tactics every day. they had a game plan, and they executed that plan in a tactical sense. they were looking for a teleconference ti cal advantage -- tactical advantage when they came to the residence in an effort to have the individual come out on their own and surrender. >> at one point the l.a. times reported they broke a window and had a loudspeaker and said give yourself up before they tossed in the tear gas. apparently he didn't respond. any chance he was

a black woman in montgomery, alabama, refusing to give up her seat on the bus to a white man. but many of mrs. parks' admirers believe her true nature has not been fully recognized since her death. for one thing, too little account is taken, they think, of her strong involvement in the african methodist episcopal church. that involvement, says author of a new parks biography, jeanne theoharis, was matched with a deep faith that called her to action. >> it is a faith that requires people to act in the world. and that december day she makes this incredible stand. >> the driver demanded the seats that we were occupyin the other passengers there reluctantly gave up their seats. but i refused to do so. and there is no way to understand how she makes that stand, how she keeps going, without understanding at the core of her activism is her faith. >> reporter: mrs. parks' trial, for disorderly conduct and violating a local segregation ordinance, sparked the epoch-making montgomery bus boycott, led most notably by a then little-known dr. martin luther king jr., but also by other local

in maryland, montgomery county into frederick county now. most of those locations are only near 20 degrees. prince george's county now in the low 20s. there's the view of the washington monument. reagan national at 24. that wind gusting around 15 to 20 miles per hour. by 6:00 a.m., it's going to be around 20 degrees. by noontime in the upper 30s. then by around 4:00 or so, it's going to be generally in the low 40s or so. lots of sunshine and the winds will be diminishing. hometown forecast, la plata, charles county, lots of sunshine through the day. by noontime in the upper 30s. i'm back with a look at the rest of the day for the region. that's coming up in ten minutes. now a look at your president's morning traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning. still checking on things. if you're making the commute along d.c., 295 southbound, so the earlier accident at exit 1 still in the roadway. stick to the left lane, shooting over this time out of charles county, no issues in the la plata area as well as -- nice and clear. through 1 north

here is my thing about montgomery because i had known him a long time.his one mistake. everybody has one. if he does in the second time that it will he will have to pay a price. once, as long as the kid was all right. if my son had been pushed i would feel differently. if it was me i was certainly feel differently. it is an outsider i think he is entitled to make one mistake. >> he says look, it worked. >> he said it worked until the athletic director said it was on a supple. >> remember how hard ball used to fire up last season with the hits. in this case is a comeback win. >> when harbaugh was doing it it was before the game fire in the mud. >> this was a the heat of the moment getting on the kit for not performing well. >> if he does it again that he has a problem. one time he's a smart dog. you would not see him put his hand on a kid again i bet. >> probably not. >> thank you very. gary how do we take an unpolished room and make it shine? we get g doing.... ...w..ith a store full of ways o get it done. we can all throw on our work clothes... ...and t