anonymous tip led him to muse a. >>> -- muse a. >>> this man pulled a knife on employees on andover street just before 10:00 last night, he took off possibly in a black ford fusion. witnesses describe him as hispanic with a white mask and hooded sweatshirt. no one was injured it is 4:35, a big announcement from the state's top medical colleges because, harvard, tufts, u mass medical schools will include training for how to keep patients from getting addicted to pain medicine. >>> a disabled train yesterday forced passengers out of the subway. hundreds had to evacuate and take shuttle busses between arlington station, the process was confusing and crowded. >> they were spending all this time on winter resilience, the trains that run every day aren't running correctly. >> everything is back to normal this morning. >>> protests under race and discrimination, athletes and angry students are calling for the president of the school to step down. >> good morning, these students are not backing down, one says he is so serious and is willing to die if the university of missouri president does not s

and i had an interview the other day on wbrn, and lisa mullens said rosemary was a muse. well, what a beautiful way to describe rosemary. she was a muse for her family, her siblings who went on to really affect a tremendous amount of change for people with disabilities. and so, hopefully, she'll continue to be a muse. >> should we open it up to our audience? [applause] kate would be happy to take your questions if you have some, so don't be shy. yes, sir. >> hi, how are you? i was curious what happened to the two physicians. did joe ever go after them, or did he just ignore the fact that they had butchered his daughter? >> we have no idea. the records are not available because they're medical records, so those are closed. and even records that aren't completely medical records are, have disappeared. they're, you know, george washington university, they're just not there, so we have no idea. i didn't find a lawsuit or anything like that, so he did not at least publicly or even through the courts, he didn't do anything. >> so they continued to do lobotomies? >> james watts a

intention that you scrape the site as minimally as soon as possible and build on top top of that the muse a 2 foot drop the muse is lower yards to the typography. >> two feet i see the gives him i go to and the handicaps they're not a lot of windows and lights not not our a good thing to have from the fitness studio that is bigger in the back. >> you will have to provide a ramp that was the way the concern with the school against the light and air with the school and with the neighborhood we've talked about loyalty with the windows and talking talked about that is no matter to every community meeting is the amount of parking that they have onsite. >> so it is counters intuitive to me the more parking the more cars the more traffic doesn't make sense i think from the density ethnic and open space point of view your spot on from a design point of view interest is questions here the open space design well commissioner johnson and i are the two looking this thing for parking for someone else for emotion questions and the cross around the escrow for the $2 million and other things i look at this

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a bite of food could cause her throat to close up. she put off getting it checked out until it was too late. the sweet sounds of these students playing muse sick a little sweeter for maryland. that is because last spring they saw her nearly choke to death. >> when it happens in the school setting it was extremely traumatic because i thought i'm going to die in the school cafeteria in front of my 9 and 10-year-old students. >> reporter: she is episodes choking so severe that her throats closes have been happening for the last few years but she never saw a doctor. >> it's one of the things putting off. until it happened again. >> reporter: after that incident she was taken to the emergency room. problem. one of her arteries was pushing against her esophagus causing trouble swallowing. >> it's one of the common anomalies, it probably happens in 1-2% of all symptomatic. >> reporter: maryland was transferred for surgery. surgeons said they had neff seen a case like hers before. >> you don't see a lot of surgeons when you have a chance to do something new, exciting. >> reporter: after studying her scans they figured out a way to reroute the art

the right answer to tonight's "e.t" birthdays, which these singers was the only one to appear as a muse kl best on "saturday night live" ," the answer is kevin jonas. >>> undefeated cincinnati, michael irvin and crew will be >> it's a grade a first class bro >>> >>> bye, everybody. >> i'm not going to lie toyou, three kids kinds of scares me. >> kristen hasn't let her relationshi her down. her new shoe is out for her fall lineup.

with the right answer to tonight's "e.t" birthdays, which these singers was the only one to pear as a muse kl best on "saturday night live"," the answer is kevin jonas. >>> undefeated cincinnati, michael irvin and crew will be there covering thegame. >> it's a grade a first class bro >>> >>> bye, everybody. >> i'm not going to lie toyou, three kids kinds of scares me. >> kristen hasn't let her relationshi her down. her new shoe is out for her fall lineup. want to follow inusly on "heroes reborn"... - she had a visionary plan to save the world from a catastrophic event. erica will choose who survives. - i have a plan.

the change of uses inside the muse can a make that welcome not just usher folks through i ask you for artists space inside of the muse noted only on the outside and really significant differences in the building space i'll say it is minute news in a couple of colors in our neighborhood that you've are already approved we can't trust the staff to finish the design of the project that is exactly who i have the - we don't want on approval if the podium and say the staff will work out we have no architecture on the staff that's why question have the 0 problem a small delay will not hurt that it will approve that we ask for a more substantial project to the controls thanks for listening. >> good afternoon, president of the potrero hill 1601 mariposa is a unique project it is nearly 6 blocks large in the middle of the residential neighborhood and next to a park and it is circle think a street near mariposa connects the two freeway assess it is unlike any other project in potrero and deserves cafeteria attention according to the eir and we expect more significant

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the ideal situation would be to partner with a space muse whoalready has s e land, there are a couple that are ideal so i've been approaching them." them."he says his kickstarter campaign aims to raise more thananix thousand dollars for starting costs. still to come tonight on the cbs 2 news at six, the season of giving. giving.the salvation army needs your help.how they're making it easy for you to donate your extra food for 13 as the best states for women.so what do we need to do to improve that number? number?tomorrow on cbs2 this morning, tips from experts on how women can improve in leadership and social health. see you then! there's a slightly new approach to donating food through the salvation army this holiday season. season.this year, the organization will be at one store a day collecting food. starting today until november 23-rd, they'll be set up and receiving donations at these hy-vee locations. the goal is to fill 13-hundred christmas food bags and fulfill a mission of helping out families in need.the salvation army is still looking for volunteers...check out our website-

she was a muse of andy warhol's. >> he was a constant -- did you feel that he was looking at you in ao one else did? >> yeah. >> how would you define your own sexuality? >> that is such a complicated place. i have a lot of feelings around sex. i started feeling like i'm going to burn in hell, i'm not supposed to be enjoying this, and that makes me even more fighting against it. >> reporter: yet that sexuality helped fuel her career. ♪ she abandoned disco in the '80s and recorded six new albums. ♪ and took her boldness to the big screen. in 1985, jones played the first female bond villain in "a view to kill." >> someone will take care of you. >> and starred alongside hollywood's famously strong and funny men. >> stop that. stop it! >> reporter: did society catch up to grace jones? >> in pop culture, all of these women who are daring to push the envelope. >> i do, but i want them to do it in an individual way. i just want them to dare themselves to do something different. >> reporter: shock sells now. >> shock always sells, you know? but shock in good taste. ♪ >> reporter: taste is rela

she was a muse of andy warhol's. >> he was a constant -- did you feel that he was looking at you in a way no one else did? >> yeah. >> how would you define your own sexuality? >> that is such a complicated place. i have a lot of feelings around sex. i started feeling like i'm going to burn in hell, i'm not supposed to be enjoying this, and that makes me even more fighting against it. >> reporter: yet that sexuality she abandoned disco in the '80s and recorded six new albums. and took her boldness to the big screen. in 1985, jones played the first female bond villain in "a view to kill." >> someone will take care of you. >> and starred alongside hollywood's famously strong and funny men. >> stop that. stop it! >> reporter: did society catch up to grace jones? >> in pop culture, all of these women who are daring to push the envelope. >> i do, but i want them to do it in an individual way. themselves to do something different. >> reporter: shock sells now. >> shock always sells, you know? but shock in good taste. >> reporter: taste is relative. but at 67, shock is what keeps grace jones

a problem of white supremacy in this country. >> did he just cause even more controversy? >> the winners and losers and the jokes from last night's country muse -- music awards. >> we can't ignore the breakup that can roed our world. kermit and miss piggy, we are with you. >> on a completely different topic, howdy, blake. >> "fox and friend first starts right now. >> we begin with a fox news lart. blown out of the sky a u.s. official now confirms a bomb likely sent a russian plane plunging into the egyptian desert. >> this morning the passenger log now being compared to the terror watch list here in the united states as isis once again claims responsibility. >> koeconnor powell is in jerusm with the latest. >> it is looking more likely it was mass murder not mechanical failure that caused the russian jet to crash into the egyptian desert killing all on board. >> we have concluded there's a significant possibility that that crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. >> memorials to those who died grow in saint petersburg. that's where the plane was headed after taking off from the egyptian resort city. investigators in russ

now, there's a new rehab program for the growing number of so-called war fighters living with problems like post traumatic stress, depression and substance abuse. news4 pat muse tells us about a local retreat that's helping them heal. >> three months ago i had an attack. when i have an attack i black out. >> reporter: jeremy maccabi spent 20 years in the marines as a gunner then a sniper with tours in five countries including iraq and afghanistan. his home coming was tough. >> my wife was just saying my name, jeremy, jeremy. and i said -- i woke up and i said, what? and i had her neck. getting ready to snap her neck. >> reporter: jeremy is one of many local vets and active duty service members who come here for help. >> who thinks they want a ride, please? put it up high. >> reporter: this is operation tohedo that help s vets with pot tramatic stress disorder related to their service. >> any vet with combat deployment and operational tour. >> reporter: a college veteran designed the program to help those like retired master sergeant chris lopez reintegrate. >> i realized i had a problem when i was walking out my house with a pistol, when i reached my lowest p

muses. there's a history there that's quite wonderful and some of the ballet are still being done by like pride, which is this one. mother, mother, mother save your child. >> 15, 16 minute solo. that's very difficult to do. once the curtain went down and there was thunderous applause and people kept applauding, that opened all kinds of doors. i'm so proud of not just this generation but the generation before them and the generation before that that i was responsible for, making them lift themselves even higher than they thought they could. the point is to have a connection with your soul and to hopefully connect with someone else's. will they remember you just for how high your leg went or how many pirouettes you did or will they be touched in the innermost part of their being? that's what art is supposed to do. that's what the arts is supposed to do for you. dari: wow. if you'd like to see the story or any of our modern masterpieces, check out our fox 5 youtube channel. you'll find our special series including after "empire" specials and fox doc. steve: with the holidays days away, cardinal do

added the east west views to the project we actually also for a while look at putting the gym at the entrance that will take away most of muse that become a practical problem that was physically doable but a practical problem. >> right it blocks some of the windows into live oak schools but somehow find what way but to pay for that the presumption is live oak raised the money to pay for it that's a lot of money. >> what is that a live oak or center. >> i think you'll agree the notation owned by live oak but made vertebral to the larger contingency so we instead focused because there was push back frankly at a planning department staff to block the muse with the gym we instead shifted our focus to jackson park and frankly until we raised the 2 millions i don't think it took us that seriously oh, great who will pay for that that's 40 percent of the cost alone what was requested not for us to be the arresting take care of what gets done because so much destruction we took it a couple of steps forward. >> regarding the easements passageway i want you too open up like the redesigning last two pages one of the questions he have is

the change of uses inside the muse can a make that welcome not just usher folks through i ask you for artists space inside of the muse noted only on the outside and really significant differences in the building space i'll say it is minute news in a couple of colors in our neighborhood that you've are already approved we can't trust the staff to finish the design of the project that is exactly who i have the - we don't want on approval if the podium and say the staff will work out we have no architecture on the staff that's why question have the 0 problem a small delay will not hurt that it will approve that we ask for a more substantial project to the controls thanks for listening. >> good afternoon, president of the potrero hill 1601 mariposa is a unique project it is nearly 6 blocks large in the middle of the residential neighborhood and next to a park and it is circle think a street near mariposa connects the two freeway assess it is unlike any other project in potrero and deserves cafeteria attention according to the eir and we expect more significant

a great day of donations for nbc 4's food for families. we were able to raise $50,000 in donations. many of you stopped by the verizon center to see pat muse crew, thanks pat, donating a tractor-trailer full of food. it helped us feed more than 4,000 families with a thanksgiving meal. a big thanks to all of you. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us today and every day. we leave you with time lapse video of the fog that rolled through the dc area recently. remember, be safe, be kind, be happy. >>> welcome to red skins chronicl chronicles. each week we look at a piece, and we're going to wrap up the documentary of the story red skins hall of famer, and after that we're going to sit down with the greatest one of my personal favorites the great larry brown. before we check that ou

. >> hopefully she will continue to be a muse. [applause] >> should be open it up to the audience? >> thank you. >> they would be happy to take your questions if you have some. do not be shy. yes, sir. >> i was curious what happens to the two physicians? did you ever go after them or just ignore the fact that they butchered his daughter? >> we have no idea. records are not available because they are medical records. even records that are not completely medical records have disappeared. george washington university , they are just not there. i did not have a lawsuit or anything like that, so he did not publicly or even through the court do anything. james watts and walter freeman continued working together for several more years, and then freeman went off and became the same as a lobotomized and develop the ice pick lobotomy procedure and lobotomized thousands of people. thousands of people. >> to give us historical context, the bottom these were performed routinely, right? and the man who originated the lobotomy won a nobel prize in 1949. so we look back at four and what happens to

a very informative discussion. and thank you for being with us. that's "viewpoint." i'm pat larson muse. stay with us for "news 4 today." >>> right now on this sunday morning a violent night of shootings. what we're finding out about several in prince george's as police hunt down people. >> new evidence in that russian airline crash that is making investigators reconsider. >>> we're in for a cool sunday. tom's going to track it. good morning. welcome in to "news4 today." i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. what a nice morning after a crisp saturday. >> if you got up early enough you were able to see the moon and tom tells me jupiter and ven,

it was he getting something major. >> so baby face he was getting a big award and he has done so much when it comes to the museche ward. artists paid tribute to a lot of these songs. >> oh, okay. >> philly's own boys to men came out. >> ♪ >> i love when audience was sing ago long. >> i was like yes, it was all good. so good. they sounded good. it was just so great to see philly really well represent there had. >> from the beginning to the end. >> yes, because philly is a music town. >> we have affect the producers decisions, last friday on our show, good day philadelphia the lets role the the clip from last friday's show. i was wearing a santa a inspired thong, over my pants. >> there it is. >> listen, i can try to explain this, but i just can't, so it had to do with black friday. but when i saw myself on the screen i go this is like cameo. >> we started to sing word up. >> all pretty ladies around the world. >> yeah, like this guy. >> ♪ >>> reason why we bring that up, cameo was on the soul train muse ache ward last night. >> yes, and was so funny is they did a whole piece, an unsung documentary style piece o

a donation at the verizon center. we'll go there live to check in with pat lawson muse. is cold. >> reporter: it is cold, but it's for a good cause it takes a whole village to do this for every year. for nine years, nbc 4 has been feeding thousands of families. and it takes volunteers and helpers. >> thank you very much for your help. you guys have been out here for a while. >> we have. it's for a good cause. >> it certainly is we thank you so much for the time you've given. it takes partners and we have a lot of wonderful partners. washington first donated -- washington first bank donated a lot of the food we have boxed up already. collected and that will be sent to needy families this year. they donated the food by the trucks full. joe bracewell is chair of the board. they have come with checks and a presentation. good to see you again. >> thank you very much. washington first is pleased to partner with nbc 4 for our third year. we collected food at 17 branchs around the metropolitan area. we had partners, adler's jewelers and sacks 5 avenue. and we also collected cash

there's a new abc-"washington post" poll, i've got data to back this up before i go into it. neil: i'm reading your notes, they look like the musings> they are. he had 69% favorable rating, trump did. 29% was the unfavorable, and compare that to 18% unfavorable for carson. so he has a lot more unfavorable. of course, jeb bush has 37% unfavorable, which spells trouble for bush. listen, trump brings his history to the table. he doesn't have a great history with the way he has spoken to women so far in this presidential election cycle. so people read into that. i can tell you that women i know made faces when that happened. why do you go -- neil: about carly? >> why go after the only woman standing on the stage with you for interrupting when it was -- the other guys were interrupting as well. neil: that's interesting, you as a woman immediately found that offensive. >> they have hit -- not offensive. can you not control yourself? neil: he said this of rand paul, a couple of debates ago, he said what's this guy doing here? he started the debate. you as a woman cited him inciting the one woman here. >> you want me to go into, this i've

a predetermined path in my expectation. >> this is probably the most well advertised, discussed, thought about, mused over normalt of beginning a pace of monetary policy in history. when we do begin, i don't think it's going to be a huge surprise. i'm not looking for a big reaction. jonathan: let's bring in charles newsome, the winner of the city of london wealth manager of the year award. you would never have told me that so i've done it for you. good to have you with us. december, i guess everyone is over it now. i don't see that in fed funds futures. for the market, maybe not. charles: i think december is almost inevitable now. i think the more interesting point is where the move is from there for investors. people have to think beyond that. it's going to the interesting to watch what they say when that happens. you can't take further rises too quickly as a given. investors start thinking this is the first of several, they are mistaken. jonathan: they would love to .raft a dovish hike are they going to be able to pull that off? charles: i can't see how they can do that. a hike is a hike to me. it seems marketing rhetoric t

>> definitely a party at may muse. think he had a phenomenal night. >> i don't know him. >> where do you live? >> jersey. >> this is your governor. >> chris christie. >> have you heard of him before? >> governor of what state? >> south carolina. >> there's a point where he talked about they were getting into pafantasy sports he calledt nonsense. >> is that one of the bushes? >> george w. bush. >> this is jeb. >> jeb? >> republican or democrat? >> democrat? >> i think marco rubio gave him a nays upper cut. >> looks like he wears makeup. >> ted. >> ted baehr. >> teddy bear? >> you know what the tea party is? >> it's been years since i took the class. >> social studies. >> marco. >> polo. >> marco r... >> babe ruth. that's the same guy? >> he is one of the few guys who was answering the questions with substance. >> winner winner chicken dinner. >> you know who i am? >> no. >> waters. that's my bus. >> that's it for us tonight. >> catch his show on wednesday morning on fnc. we will be back on monday. please remember the sp

muse. it is most unfortunate, but a very, very sad reality. child sexual and physical abuse persists in our communities. it's estimated one in ten children will be sexually abused by their 18th birthday. safe shores, the d.c. children's advocacy center is working to provide safety to abused children and to prevent abuse. our guests are adrian thompson, a child and adolescent therapist for safe shores, ashley harrell is family advocacy associate at safe shores. thank you both for being with us this morning on "viewpoint." ashley, let me start with you. child sexual abuse, how bad is it? we hear about it on the news. we know about it happening in our communities. what do the numbers say? >> unfortunately, pat, child sexual abuse is something happening to children before their 18th birthday, affecting one in ten children nationwide. d.c. specifically has a really staggering rate of child mall treatment, the second highest rate in the nation. >> child sex abuse and trafficking, are they related? >> absolutely. one thing we do know about children w

a look at stories affecting our community. >> we'll be back in 15 minutes with more of our top stories. >> good sunday morning. welcome to report 'eers notebook. i'm pat lawson muse metro has a new general manager. after kneel cohen drop out of the running it was back to the drawing board. it was time for a number two choice. paul wiedefeld, a top official at the american transit administration. he has a history of turning programs around. joe madison, what's your thought about this pick. >> well, he certainly turned bwi around, no ifs, ands, buts. i've seen it since i've about been in the area. a tremendous improvement and expansion. he has that record. some say will that translate to subway, to the metro system, but you're obviously looking for that kind of person who can take major problems and turn it around. i just hope the board members or whoever leaks information about contracts will have learned their lesson and just keep quiet so that he can do his job. >> bremante, what do you think about the whole>> the process f board does not look good when you have the governor of virginia, and others involved with metro saying this is ridiculous, the leaks that we

paul will be reading a poem entitled "musings on my workplace." >> "musings on my workplace" by pauly martin. this place sucks. [ laughter ] seriously, it [ bleep ] sucks. [ lauger ] filming tutti frutti over here doing his yuks. all these stupid rules. they bore me to death. so what if that was whiskey you smelled on my breath? [ laughter ] i'm so high on oxy, that i'm in a total daze. [ laughter ] oh, seth, that reminds me. can i have a [ bleep ] raise? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right. great popo, paul. >> hey, what about the raise? >> seth: we'e' talk about the raise later. >> we're talkin' right now! >> seth: all right, just -- [ lavghter ] next up -- and i cannot say enough about the world-famous nbc page program here in our building. and next up is the nbc page who works on our show. she will be reading a haiku entitled "identity." >> "identify." seth, what is my name? i see you every day. so what is my name? [ laughter ] >> seth: um, is it -- uh -- is -- is it paige? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and finally, we have our cue card guy, wally. >> "n

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muse. stay with us now for "news 4 today." a series of worldwide th including here in the united states. now. student whose actions led to a campuswide lockdown. >> it's been a little chilly this weekend. can we expect more of the same for the thanksgiving week? tom tracking the forecast as we head into the busiest travel week of the year. >> i'm adam tuss. we're coming off a cloudy, cold night. >> we're feeling the chill. it's on