i was ten years old to believe parents made nary an afghan men knowing twenty two this man and his family were all enablers she promised my father to be money one of my children's father is my brother and my husband doesn't know it we have in court about. woman she her car children forced. her brother to poor her. to marry me marry me out of money my fifteen barred so to marry my one year small but otherwise he would kill you. how can she. get murder you work or why you hold with a kid this practice called bad which is the use of women and girls as compensation for crimes so what you sometimes see happening if has been for instance of rape or a mad. they'll be a traditional juggler the council is gathering about this and one of the ways that they can try to result faiths is rather than. punishing the perpetrator of the rape or the murder they'll take a girl from one family the perpetrators family and they'll give that girl usually in marriage to the victim's family. he kind of took on the whole than kill method well you see how difficult it is to obtain justice because you are a woman it

the capital of mariella the convention of some musicians facing nari folk songs to entertain the residents with their traditional melodies centuries ago. it was a fortress now it's an old town but large scale development has recently begun. a large swath has been replaced with an embankment buildings looking like casals complete with towers and ramparts springing up here just a short time ago with us. this is a kind of resorts. this place is incorporated many aspects of venice. and here we say a northern influence with danish and dutch elements. similar buildings went up in the marielle republic quite a long time ago one example is a magnificent old castle standing on the banks of the volga two hundred kilometers from your skull it was built amidst a think forest by russian aristocrats of the share much of. the council was built not only by russian masters but also by foreign ones. they too lengthy style to the castle. here you can see the rock byzantine and drama. as well as an old russian style. in soviet times the cultural was turned into a holiday resort the tourists what apprehensive

in that area, northern maryland, nary a flake to be found for the rest of this evening. conversational snowflakes only from about i-66 and route 50 down to parts of southern maryland. might get an inch from fredericksburg westbound towards culpepper and the southern end of the shenandoah valley. nothing around our area. winter weather advisories pick up from fredericksburg to points south of there. there's the leading edge of what is actually sno

a blocked shot when gallon nary pumped in a three. nuggets ended the l.a.-game win streak, 12-91. >>> knicks and bulls, derek rose made a great diving layup. look at that. >> carmelo anthony has 34 but missed a three-pointer at the buzzer and the bulls won it. 105-102. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and important findings on the way alzheimer's disease may spread. opening doors for new treatments. [worker 1:] we need to produce our own energy. [announcer:] and, the architect who says... [worker 2:] we need environmental protection. [announcer:] we say, you're right. find out how natural gas answers both at powerincooperation.com. it's bring your happiness to work day. campbell's microwavable soups. in three minutes -- the deliciousness that brings a smile to any monday. campbell's -- it's amazing what soup can do. here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., mostly sunny, 51 degrees. atlanta, sunny, 64. sunshine in detroit, 44 there. snow in denver, 30. and partly sunny in seattle, 48. >>>

xi's father, one of china's original revolution naries was jailed by mao. xi was sentenced to a work camp during the cultural revolution. his daughter attends georgetown. and in 1985, xi went to iowa to learn how to raise hogs. >> he slept in the kids rooms with "star wars" on the wall. he sat around our dining room table. we just gave him an iowa welcome. >> reporter: xi is said to like world war ii movies like "saving private ryan." and in china last summer, joe biden shoot hoops with him. but today, biden pointedly said the u.s. and china do not always see eye to eye. >> it is the sign of the strength and maturity of our relationship that we can be candid about our differences as we have been. >> reporter: but the bottom line is the u.s. and china are stuck with each other. china finances our debt, and we are their single biggest customer. and that makes it critical to figure out more about this new chinese leader. brian? >> andrea mitchell, thanks. now we turn to presidential politics and some new twists in what is the continuing plot line this season i

the business news now with nary. hello and welcome to business here on r.t.l. we start with the russian crops where mother nature is once again playing tricks just a year after a severe drought the country's plantings are facing a cold test business analysts saying a bushel has more of the whole of crops may have been damaged by the extreme cold weather say worried farmers it's lead germany france and poland are also risk from sustained low temperatures which of thirty three in some parts that is expected to skyrocket prices for things like bread wheat futures have been through ring of the ukraine russian government warned they may limit exports to guarantee the mystic supply both countries are usually big exporters of grain global we proceed eleven percent in the second half of january alone we will russia's top port never received because suspended loading at its grain terminal several times of the black sea froze over for the first time in thirty years a drought from july to november last year had already weakened crops of russia's one company says fifty per

hour to the whole bonfire all right well there seems to be a bit of a split because the fifth place nary a contraction that changing the global markets have repositioned gold from being a commodity to being a currency same thing for oil to a lot of agrees it's now currency and to some degree could argue that maybe not so successfully with copper but so this is what's driving action in those markets versus some inflationary expectation but i want to switch gears for a second former war reporter chris hedges is suing the u.s. government over the n d a the national defense authorization act he believes the n.b.a. the course of corporations and banks preparing for economic meltdown to which they are will need to deploy military on to the streets he's making this connection year thoughts. that they will ever deploy military on to the streets. they already have i mean if you start looking in every american city you have. homeland security agents who are stopping people when they get out of trains you know to check to see if they have explosives or just sort of ridiculous i think that you know

nary a breeze blowing for you. 28, manassas at 25, no real industrial strength cold air anywhere to beound. temperatures generally upper 20s and low 30s. compared to last weekend, we were in the teens, this is nowhere near cold. no advisories for the immediate washington metro area. storms are posted for central and southern parts of the shenandoah valley and culpepper. that will not impact us a heck of a lot. nearest raindrops in far southwestern west virginia. that's not the storm we're following. the big storm is way down in texas. instead of coming up towards the mid-atlantic, it's going out more towards the carolina coastline before it starts to make the turn. a little bit of cold air on the northern fringe. all this, heavy rain and mild conditions. for us, a dry and mild day today ahead of the storm system. on the future weather 4-cast. clouds coming in early tomorrow morning. 8:30 sunday morning, partly to mostly cloudy. by then, cold air draining ever southward. by the time we get to mi mid-afternoon-time. moisture will stay down to the south. as a result, the real accumulation

i know this business of boxing is not that easy to do with this whole rematch is he nary you had other had other options. >> it is the business decision that ends for the day we had our reasons for fighting both we had our reasons for not wanting to fight both at this time and just this amir thing outweighed the situation, as far as fighting between amir and market at this time. >>> lamont is this the fight you wanted obviously to get back in there and get in there he has been running off at the mouth since december 10th saying basically i want a rematch i want a rematch i was robbed in dc do you get to kind of put up and shut up once and for all now. >> yeah, from the day we met outside the ring at the press conference i knew i wanted to fight him at that point it had nothing to do with what he said, or golden boy was saying i just wanted to fight him again it was a great fight, fans wanted me to fight again that is why i was all for it. >> when you say with golden boy who promotes amir khan you guys looked at may weather before he had a fight with kodo and you mentioned marquis if yo

nary? >> reporter: well -- mary? >> reporter: well, they discovered the man's body, moments after witnesses reported hearing gunfire. it happened just before 11:00 this morning. the 2900 block. the victim hasn't been identified. but police say he was shot in the head. sources tell our media partner, the baltimore sun, he was 62 years old. neighbors don't believe he's from the area. they also didn't recognize a car found near the scene. denise? >> all right, thank you, mary. if you have information on this murder, you're asked to call city police. >>> guilty. that's the verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a corrections officer inside a maryland prison. could he get the death penalty? wjz has the latest. weijia jiang has more on the decision. weijia? >> reporter: well, vic, an extensive hearing is scheduled for next week, to determine whether the convicted murderer will take a life with has own. >> reporter: the family members of david mcgwynn have waited nearly six years for justice, stevens. it was summe

house where president lincoln died of course and this morning the folks here are very excited to open nary to the public when you come out you will see a 34-foot tall tree made of books it represents the growing volume of books, written about president lincoln and you will see floors of exhibits dedicated to his untimely death of course and his legacy, and so there is a lot to see here, a lot to get into and we will talk with the organizers and a curator here to tell you all about it back to you in studio. >> that is impressive for sure. >>> it is. >> we will check with you later. we want to say good morning to sean brower, today he is turning 41 years old. >> that is not right now that is not a current picture. >> very cute one sean. he and his wife watch the show every day and love everyone but if he ever runs into allison or julie he is going into groupie mode keep that in mind. you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day search fox 5 morning news, no space between fox and number 5 and post a comment under his photo you know he won't look like that >> right. okay. >> that does it for us. >

they have a number of acrobats and have gone into a nationally and internationally recognized program narybrings home 16 national champion medals each year. how it is different from floor gymnastics and get to know some to have talented ladies here and how you can get your child involved as well. it will be a very athletic and fun morning back to you in studio. >> oh, my gosh our jaws were just dropping watching them contort and move around they look very talented we will check with you in a bit. >> that is what i need to master. >>> time to say good morning, rainetta she is such a big fan of wisdom, wisdom is blushing she wants to know where he lives so she can catch a glimpse of him in his tank top and shorts she is willing to pay a small fee for that information. i can be bought. head to our facebook page and post a comment fox 5 morning news, no space between fox and 5. >> i have no response to that. >>> very nice. that does it for the 6:00 a.m. hour now over to allison and tony. >> is he blushing? i think he is. giggling. >> good morning to both of you. coming up fox 5 morning news on

." >>> i think baby looked a little rough in germ nary.g of daytime tv can be a bulldog himself some say. dr. phil mcgraw is number one in the ratings after ten years of straight talk. >> what is your point, jeff? seriously, i'm trying to help you here. do you hear what you're saying? what gives you the right to imprison your wife in the basement? [ applause ] what gives you that right? >> that's a good question. this past weekend is visited dr. phil's home in l.a. this tough guy turns into a big old softie at home. >> every home we've had has been really a retreat where we could go and you kind of escape and able to kind of relax and -- here, even though we're in l.a., we're kind of living out in the woods. >> what's your favorite thing to do at the house. >> i love to hang. but i love to play tennis as you know. here we go. >> a tennis court is part of the hilltop hideaway that dr. phil calls home. >> go, go. perfect. >> he bought the family retreat a year ago as a surprise for his wife robin. >> i said the gates are open. let's drive in

so, look at that, our eastern sky there, nary a cloud to be found.uds just to our west and southwest. you can see them sort of sneaking in over the capitol dome there. so, clouds will be on the increase, but it's a nice way to get your sunday morning started. it's barely cold, 38 in washington, 32 gaithersburg, 36 manassas and falls church, 37 waldorf and la palladlai plata. there's your "day planner." we'll have sunshine and mid-40s today! that is not good for snow chances. winter weather advisories are posted, but south of fredericksburg, towards charlottesville, harrisonburg, roanoke, blacksburg, that's where the real snow's going to be. so if you are making a long-distance drive today, i-95 will have some impacts, but interstate 81 will be tough sledding, for sure, for drivers today. so be on the lookout for that. the main area of low pressure for wilmington, north carolina. light snow, light rain possible by late this afternoon, but i think the accumulation stays south of the washington area, likely in the southern parts of the shenandoah valley

in a winter with nary a place to plow, it has been a tough go and for others who depend upon the roughis down 50%. >> tim's ought motive is taking a hit. the need for tows down tremendously during what is prime money making month before the slow period. pat bonner mche will roy -- mcelroy sits on the board. >> we count on in the winter the cold weather, the rain, the snow. >> and for small businesses, the wind isn't the only concern. so are rising gas prices. >> i see the local governments and state officials support locally small businesses. everything we do now is putting a hurt on us. everything that they talk about is pushing small business out of business. >> and so with more mild weather in the forecast, there are those rooting for winter to show up sometime soon. >> hopefully maybe we'll get cold weather on the weekend. that would really help. we don't want to wish bad things on folks. just a little cold weather would help our trucks run a little bit. >> and that's what they need to have happen. i don't think it happened for them this weekend, but who knows, winter isn't over, r

gas, it now costs about what groceries cost for a week just to fill up your gas tank one time and naryord from the white house. we'll play you some of the stuff that president obama had when he wanted that job. >> we'll get so many of the headlines. he's proud to try to murder 289 americans by blowing up a plane on christmas day with a bomb in his underwear but today, a judge will try to wipe that smile off the face of this guy because today is sentencing day for umar farouk abdulmutallab. he is facing mandatory life sentence for a botched plot in 2009 and is expected to be assigned to the super max federal prison in colorado. most secure prison, by the way, in the country. he's not expected to go quietly. abdulmutallab will get a last opportunity to rail against the united states when he pleads guilty in october. when he pled guilty in october, excuse me, he called his bomb a blessed weapon to save the lives of innocent muslims. a twice convicted killer put to death by lethal injection in florida. 65-year-old robert waterhouse had been on death row for more than 30 years for raping an