saturday, january 17: new security measures go into effect throughout western europe; anger in north miami over the use of images of african americans in sniper training practice. and in our signature segment, we'll take you to a country with the least restrictive assisted suicide laws in the world. is it a model for the united states or a plan that's gone way too far? >> doctor, how many euthanasias have you performed yourself? >> more than 100. >> sreenivasan: next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. this is pbs newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. western europe remains on high alert following the twin terror attacks in france and the

the image one of several mug shots used by north miami beach police. story. >> i was like why is my brother being used for target practice. >> reporter: it was here on the medley range when the targets were used in training for north miami beach police department snipers. shooting range records show that after the police left florida national guard came in. that's when the guardsmen saw what police had left behind. >> they were all black males. >> reporter: among the photos her brother woody's mugshot, taken 15 years ago. >> there were like gunshots there, and like i cried a couple of times. >> she said oh, my god, they used you as target practice. the picture has bullet holes, one in my forehead and one in my eye. i was speechless. >> reporter: he did four years in prison after being involved in a drag race in 2000 that left two people dead. >> now i'm being used as a target and i'm not even living life according to how they portrayed me as. i am a father i am a husband, i am a career man. i work a 9:00 to 5:00. >> reporter: north miami beach police c

he's face was used among the mug shots used for target practice in north miami police. >> i've had to live seeing a bullet in my head and my eye. >> he thought his criminal past was behind him. >> i am enot a mug shot. i'm not the tragic mistakes that i made 14 years ago that caused the life of my friends and my freedom and my record. >> reporter: it was deant's sister when she spotted her brother's picture an old mug shot riddled with bullets. >> i'm in fear of my brother's life and my brother's safety in the streets. >> the north miami police department said that it did not violate any policies, and the department uses an array of pictures. not just black men but that did not sit well with the community of north miami beach. >> where is the chief of police. >> residents poured into the city council meeting making the police chief the target of criticism. >> how does this feel? >> i know how i would feel if this was my son or a family member in there. i understand very much, and i'm very concerned about it, and i hope that my sincere concern and apology goes to the families involved

north miami beach police chief jay scott dennis made it clear that this practice of using people whook alike is very important for snirp training because you want to make sure that the sniper is shooting the correct image. the question here is not about using all black people, all white people, all hispanic people. the question is why would you use mug shots from people who are still alive and well and living here in the community. that is the point that valerie dionne brought up, that is the point her brother brought up. when we spoke to them, they said it was outrageous, completely insensitive to them and to people here in the community. >> there a bullet hole in my forehead, in my eye. those are kill shots. so now i have to walk out of my house with high back turned. i got to make sure i'm extra careful and i'm extra doing the right thing. and i don't want to live like that. i didn't do anything wrong. >> with everything being on high sensitivity between our communities and the police department, why would you you still be practicing something like that. >> a lot of questions ther

we start tonight in southern florida where the north miami beach police department is under fire for black people for target practice. this is the picture that brought this to light. this man's sister is in the florida army national guard. she went to a shooting range right after the north miami beach police department had left and she noticed the mug shots of six black men with bullet holes in them on the top. imagine is shock she had when she looked closely and saw her brother's face. >> there were like gunshots there. and like i cried a couple time. i'm like why is my brother being used for target practice? >> 15 years ago woody dion was arrested in connection with a drag race that left two people dead. he spent four years in prison. >> now, i'm being used as a target, and i'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as. i'm a father i'm a husband, i'm a career man. i am working 9 to 5. >> north miami police chief says their officers could have used better judgment but denied any racial profiling. joining me now is nbc 6 south florida reporter willard shepherd

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they say north miami beach police used it and the images of five other minorities as targets during weaponspeople that are out there supposed to be protecting us are using us as target practice. >> larry: that story was reported way back in... today. okay? (laughter) the police in florida are literally using pictures of young black men as targets! how can we see that and be surprised when it happens in real life? i'm not surprised when kobe hits a jumper. that dude practices! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ taxes are your year, only much simpler. you can handle simpler. intuit turbotax. it's amazing what you're capable of. at t-mobile, you can hook up the whole family for a $100 a month. get 4 lines with unlimited talk, text,@ and up to 10 gigabytes of 4g lte data. and now the next big thing is here. get the hottest device for everybody in the family for $0 down. ...so you can switch today. ♪ priory "take the money and run" cover ♪ it's like you're getting away with something. new crunchwrap sliders. crunchy fritos craveable flavors, just for a buck. >> larry: okay! welcome

they say north miami beach police used it and the images of five other minorities as targets during weaponspeople that are out there supposed to be protecting us are using us as target practice. >> larry: that story was reported way back in... today. okay? (laughter) the police in florida are literally using pictures of young black men as targets! how can we see that and be surprised when it happens in real life? i'm not surprised when kobe hits a jumper. that dude practices! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ sorry. your morning could use a hand. taco bell's steak and egg a.m. crunchwrap with a hash brown inside. a whole breakfast in one hand. ♪and do you take this man♪ ♪to be your lawfully wedded husband?♪ ♪to have and to hold.♪ ♪for better or worse,♪ ♪in sickness and in health.♪ ♪ i can't!♪ ♪what?♪ ♪lisa!♪ ♪wait!♪ ♪ ♪ahh god!♪ ♪ ♪taxes are your year,♪ ♪only much simpler.♪ ♪you can handle simpler.♪ ♪intuit turbotax.♪ ♪it's amazing what you're capable of.♪ >> larry: okay! welcome back to the show! we're continuing our discussion on protests. joining us is our very own "the nightl

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they say north miami beach police used it and the images of five other minorities as targets during weaponspeople that are out there supposed to be protecting us are using us as target practice. >> larry: that story was reported way back in... today. okay? (laughter) the police in florida are literally using pictures of young black men as targets! how can we see that and be surprised when it happens in real life? i'm not surprised when kobe hits a jumper. that dude practices! we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ so, have you heard about lancaster? buttery rich, smooth, and surprisingly soft crÈmes. so you give one a try and wow. it's lancaster. it's caramel reimagined. welcome back to showdown! jerry rice here with 8 year old andrew hunter debating who will win the big race between the tortoise and the hare. what do you think andrew? rabbits are faster. it's not a rabbit, it's a hare. what's the difference? maybe figure that out before debating the best wide reciever of all time. wait, are you odell beckham jr.? vote on twitter for your chance to win a mercedes-benz big race viewing

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the north miami beach police chief is facing scrutiny this morning. it's all because some of his police officers used this set of mug shots featuring six african-american men during target practice at a gun range. the sister of one of the men noticed it when she and her fellow national guardsmen entered the gun range for a session. her brother's outraged over the use of his mug shot which was taken years ago when he was 18. the police chief says the officers won't be disciplined since they didn't violate any police department policies. he also denies charges of racial profiling. >> we utilize an array of pictures. and we'll have six pictures of people who look very similar. we have an array for black males, we have an array of white and hispanic males. >> i'm being used as a target and i'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as. i'm a father. i'm a husband. i'm a career man. i work a 9 to 5. >>> more legal problems for chris brown. this time he could end up in prison. a los angeles judge revoked his probation in the rihanna ph

. >>> stories making news this morning, the north miami beach police chief is facing scrutiny.l because some of his police officers used this set of mug shots you saw featuring six african-american men during target practice at a gun range. the sister of one of the men noticed it and she did when she and her fellow national guardsman were entering the gun range for a session. her brother is outraged over the use of his mug shot which was taken 15 years ago, when he was 18. but the police chief says his officers won't be disciplined since they didn't violate any police department policies. he also denies charges of racial profiling. >> we utilize a -- an array of pictures. six pictures of people that look very similar. we have an array for black males, we have an array of white and hispanic males. >> i'm being used as a target and i'm not even living that life according to how they're portraying me as you know? i'm a father. i'm a husband. i'm a career man. i work 9 to 5. >> well there are more legal problems for chris brown. this time he could end up in prison. a los angeles ju

and on friday, it emerged that north miami police were using mugshots of young black teens for target member of the national guard noticed her brother's photograph at a shooting range. >> and i was like why is my brother being used to target practice. >> reporter: the local police chief denied it demonstrated any policy of racial profiling and insist nod disciplinary action would be taken. >> we utilize an array of pictures. >> reporter: it's yet another incidents that has resonated with those calling for reform. but at this events in washington the demonstrators seemed unable to understand why those who have pledged to risk their lives to protect and serve the community are being questioned. al jazerra washington. >>> members of congress have flown to havana for talks in the latest sign of a that you in the diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba. relations were restored last month. and political prisoners freed as cuban hopes rise that the u.s. trade embargo will be lifted soon. >>> the political deadlock in haiti has provoked more pro testifiedsprotestsand more calls for the

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. >>> let's go to florida now where the north miami beach police department is being criticized for usingf black men for target practice. reporter willard shepherd of our nbc station in south florida, wtvj, has the story. >> i was like why is my brother being used for target practice. >> it is here on the range where targets were being used for snipers. records show that after the police left the florida national guard came in. that is when the guardsmen saw what police had left behind. >> they were all black males. >> among the photos her brother woody's mug shot taken 15 years ago. >> there were gunshots there. and i cried a couple of times. >> when she said they used you as target practice the pictures has bullet hopes in my head and eye. >> he did four years in prison after being involved in a drag race in 2000 that left two people dead. >> and now i'm being used as a target and i'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as. i'm a father i'm a husband, i'm a career man. i work 9:00 to 5:00. >> the police chief jay scott dennis defends the use of actual photograph

. >> the police chief in the north miami area defended the dwept by saying this was a technique that was widely used. hes that the sniper team includes minority officers. >>> 6:18. new this morning, pope francis urging filipino officials to reject the corruption that has plagued that nation for decades. he's uo instead work to he said poverty and social injustices. nearly a quarter of the 100 million peoplee philippines live in poverty. this weekend he will meet with survivors of typhoon haiyan. he will head back to the vatican on monday. >>> duke university officials say, credible threats have forced them to cancel plans for an islamic call to prayer from their chapel bell tower. the school had agreed to allow weekly amplified chants as a way to bring students together but the plan sparked a fierce backlash with franklin graham i to withhold donations. muslim students will instead gather in a grassy area near the tower. >>> all this week news 4 consumer watch has shown you how to get a fresh start on your finances. and you've responded with some of your best money saving ideas. toni

. >>> here in south florida, the north miami beach police department is under fire today for using thets of black men during target practice at a shooting range. among the mug shots, woody diaz did four years in priz after being involved in a drag raft in 2007 that left two people dead. >> now i'm used as a target and i'm not even living that life according to how they portrayed me as. you know? i'm a father. i'm a husband. i'm a career man. i work 9:00 to 5:00. >> the north miami police chief says the technique is widely used and the pictures are vital to facial recognition drills. the chief says the fact the targets were all african-american did not mean there was any racial profiles because they have sheets for all races. diaz contacted an attorney. >>> arizona has become the first state to require students pass a civics test before they can graduate from high school. it's the same test that immigrants take before becoming citizens. questions include, what's the name of the national anthem? who was president during world war i? and name three of the original 13 states. >>> coming up

. >> outside and inside, north miami beach city hall protesters made sure their voices were heard and a doctored up photo of northern police chief with bullet holes in his head drove home their point. city officials telling this packed commission meeting tuesday night that mugshot pictures used by two members of the department's sniper team in target practice were a mistake. >> we apologize for the mistakes that we've made, and we ask for your forgiveness. >> apologizing for something who is a coward? >> but apology from the city manager and the mayor's resolution to ban the practice weren't enough for people like lisa kelly. she had said nine year olds mugshot of her son in the middle of the top row was also used. >> they've been doing this to black men for the longest. they just got caught. >> chief did stop into the meet being an hour and a half after scheduled to start but continued interruptions from the crowd delayed matters. many saying not using photos every actual people just doesn't go far enoughment some now want the chief's resignation. >> the chief didn't offer that, but

reporter: today vanessa williams pointed to this photo of her brother, one of six used in december by north miamich police department sniper teams. here at the medley weapons range. the photos are riddled with bullets. the department says actual photos are used only during sniper training because the officers must learn to recognize a suspect from a photo in the event they need to incapacitate him or her. williams says she's not buying it. >> the first time when i saw it i was, like wait a second, that's my broth per, like why are they doing that? they going to use him as a target? it doesn't make no sense. >> reporter: police chief defends the practice saying it's an effective way to train snipers. while he says no police training or department rules were broken he said the policy is being revised. >> our policies were not violated. there is no discipline that's forth coming for the individuals regarding this. >> reporter: woody dion and his sister were the first to ask why his mug shot was being used. valerie dion who is in the national guard, discovered the targets when she went to the range f

police in north miami beach, florida, have seen a backlash for using images of young black men as targets outcry which included protests and demands for the police chief to step down the city council voted to permanently ban the practice and ordered review of policies. they said they used an array of photos including white and hispanic men. but the council decided it was time for the practice to end. >>> and more on the u.s. holding highest level talks with cuba in 35 years. u.s. diplomates will discuss a wide range of topics including reopening the u.s. embassy and ending the embargo and an array of human rights issues. thank you for being here congressman. let's talk about the trip you took and this delegation that went to havana. tell us about what happened and what was the response from cuban officials to these new overtures from the u.s.? >> well two things. one, the response from the cuban people was amazingly positive. we were out on the street quite a bit run into people and we had our cuban-american lapel pins and we had people excited that there would be engagement. we met with

. >> and the north miami police department in florida, not apologizing after its officers created a series of targets for their shooting arrange that consists solely of young black men. the chief of police there said the pictures are part of a system to help police officers with face recognition. and the fact they're all black men was part of the exercise because their faces were similar. in response some of the nation's clergy have uploaded pictures of themselves to twitter asked police agencies to use their pictures as a replacement in shooting ranges. they're using #useme instead. >> up next at 11:00, time to start digging. the east coast begins recovering from the massive snow storm. >> couldn't be more opposite on the west coast. ocean beach time lapse showing you not a cloud in the sky for today. temperatures jumping into the mid to upper 60s. but here's a weather story. within the next 7 to 10 days actually looking for the chance of significant rainfall. we'll talk all about this plus your super bowl weekend forecast in moments. >>> plus hang on for this joy ride. tesla drivers surp

the chief in north miami is denying reports now of racial profiling after officers were found using muget practice. the can chief told abc news that officers may have exercised "poor judgment" by only shooting at pictures of black suspects. he went on to insist that general target practice includes multiple lineups including images of all races. >>> now this. this is surveillance video showing a pizza delivery guy moments after he was ordered to return seven dollars from an auto dealership in westport massachusetts. he thought it was a tip on $50. not unreasonable but that's not how the dealers saw it. you see they made him drive all the way back to the dealership and give them back the money and then they berated him. incredibly this video was posted by the car dealers who wanted to publicly shame the delivery guy but us a might guess, it's the dealers who are getting the wrath of the internet for being obnoxious. posters have called them arrogant rude and dismissive. >> people feel so strongly about something that they're willing to do something about it. >> embarrassed the owner of t

let's hear from mary, also from north miami beach. hello.aller: yes, i am a democrat, but independent inker. -- thinker. i like free trade. but i'm a little nervous. i would like to have more opportunity for people to play the market. i'm not ready to talk. i'm sorry. host: that is mary calling us from florida. the story in the wall street journal this morning, taking a look at new drilling opportunities, or federal lands open to drilling. this is amy harder. this also comes as the white house released sectioning off part of the -- part of and more. andrew from ohio, independent line. caller: i'm concerned with the trade of this nation the top 1% of benefit from it. however, i feel that the wage of the average working american has gone down because of free trade. you cannot compete with someone making two dollars and day. i don't care how efficient you are. it is dragging us down to the lowest common denominator. free trade, we will not be able to retain the style -- the lifestyle we are used to if we are going to continue to retain slave la

they're causing outrage in north miami beach florida.ticed one of photos was of her brother and several other african-american men and filed a complaint. police say it's not a case of racism because they use photos of other races and osama blaud. most of the mug shots are people arrested 10, maybe 15 years ago. and the police chief said officers did nothing wrong, be because of the current climate, the practice will stop. >>> american and european officials are scrambling to shut down threats from terror sleeper cells. we're giving you an inside look at how they work and what's being done at this hour to stop them. sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you

on friday it emerged that north miami police were using mug shots of teens for target pr. >> i was like is my brother used for target practice. >> the local police chief denied a policy of racial profiling and insisted no disciplinary action would be taken. >> it's an array of pictures. >> it's another incident resonating with those calling for reform. >> at the event in washington demonstrators were unable to understand why those who pledged to risk their lives are being questioned. >>> according to the f.b.i. there's 400 police killings in the united states each year. >> it's the dead of winter. if you think it's cold where you are, try stepping out at 20,000 feet. kevin corriveau looks at the landmark. >> absolutely. >> climbing in the middle of january... >> cannot imagine. >> this is the first person to do it. here in daneley park he climbed mt mckinley the first to do it as a solo climb. this is his fourth attempt and he made it. believe this it can get to 9 degrees farenheit. it's been recorded 118 with the windchill. fair banks is in a heatwave. we are talking about 13. in that

the north miami beach police chief said the department realizes how, taken out of context the photos of the six black males in the line-up may appear to be offensive. bill cosby's lawyer said he was not at the playboy mansion the night his accuser said she was attacked. he was in new york 2500 miles away. he intends to prove it. they met this week to detail her account of the alleged 2008 sexual assault. >>> hundreds of students at penn state took to the streets to celebrate the ncaa decision to restore 112 team victorieses stripped from the team amid the jerry sandusky child molestation scandal returning joe paterno to his place as major college football's winningest coach. for decadeses. he was ousted after the arrest of sandusky and al gags of a school cover-up. lawyers say the move sends the wrong message. >>> the ravens struck a financial settlement with their former star running back ray rice who filed a grievance seeking more than $3.5 million in back pay after his contract was terminated following the explosive video of oh rice hitting his then fiancee, now wife. the ravens s

. >>> the police chief in north miami is denying reports of racial profiling after officers were found mug shots of black suspects for target practice. now, the department admits officers may have exercised quote/unquote poor judgment only shooting at pictures of black suspects but the department insists that in general, target practice includes multiple lineups using images of all races. >>> and look at this new video this morning, a driver going down a highway in canada when a wheel comes flying at his windshield. he says it happened so fast all he could do was duck but tells a news agency in toronto that the tire shattered only the sunroof so he did not get hurt. pretty good driving there. >>> finally, we have some breaking feline news this morning. it was not curiosity that got this cat in trouble but instead the perpetual hunt for a warm nap spot. lulu escaped from her apartment and nestled into the bumper of a car at which point the owners un unwittingly took her for a ten-mile drive on the freeway. she was -- she survived and pulled out by animal control looking greasy and in my

. >> once a week on his day off junior alexis picks his daughter up jenny from the bus stop in north miami. alexis a 28-year-old haitian immigrant says a strong bond with his daughter was key in the devastating months after the earthquake that ravaged haiti on john 12, 2010. >> a lot of building to fall down. yeah. terrible. i think i lost my girlfriend, my kids. >> as the magnitude seven-point owe earthquake devastated the country, alexis feared the worst for his family, until a voice of hope came from the rubble. >> her words just with my friend to see to check jenny and nadine. i was calling i'm here, i'm here. yeah. >> with the help of a friend, they were able to get his girlfriend nadine out of the destruction, but there was no sign of their infant daughter, little jenny. >> i say ok, god if jenny still alive, just keep her safe for me. >> five days passed as hope began to dwindle but then miraculous news. >> jeb thaty still lived and find in the home. >> jenny had a broken skull ribs and shattered arms. she was severely malnourished and dehydrated. to keep her alive she first flown t

late friday the north miami beach police department said that it realizes how if taken out of contextof the six black males in the photo lineup may appear to be offensive. >>> penn state students held a rally to celebrate 112 football victoried restored by the ncaa. those victories had been stripped because of the jerry sandusky child molestation scandal. joe paterno is also reinstated as the winningest coach in college football history. >>> and michael sam popped the question to his boyfriend this week and soon after sam tweeted a big thank you to his new fiance for saying yes. >>> well europe is on edge as the search continues for anyone who may have been involved in the deadly attacks in paris and the thwarted plots in belgium. this comes as armed soldiers patrol the streets of belgium for the first time in 30 years. nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely has more from belgium. >> reporter: a muslim backlash is building. in algeria, police struggle to contain huge crowds angry that the french magazine has once again published a cartoon of the prophet muhammad. in jordan demons

north. >> the difference between minneapolis and miami this morning is over 100 degrees. this comes after a week end of extremes. we begin with susan saulny. >> reporter: fast-moving tornadoes. blankets of snow. severe weather in many part of the country this weekend. in the south, thunderstorms knocked down trees. receivering power lines and blocking roads. tornadoes confirmed in mississippi and alabama. another reported in georgia. the sound of chain saws ringing through a suburban atlanta neighborhood startled home owners as cleanup began. this church in southern georgia was damaged during a service on sunday. >> doors were flying off the hinges. the walls were shaking. windows were trackcracking. >> reporter: this was the scene in albany, new york along intersate 90. >> everybody is crashing into each other. no one has control over their cars. they can't stop. they can't slow down at least. >> reporter: icy roads responsible for a car accident along the texas panhandle that killed three people. in the midwest, two inches of snow in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> be sure you

. >>> and these mug shots are causing outrage in north miami beach, florida because police sniper usedt practice. here's the thing, a local woman noticed one of the photos was her brother and several other african-american men and filed a complaint. police say it's not a case of racism because they also use photos of other races as well as osama bin laden. most of the mug shots are of people who were arrested ten to 15 years ago. the police chief says officers did nothing wrong, but because of the current climate, the practice will be stopped. >>> they have a good wrap up. we are grateful for your company. make great memories today. >> there's much more ahead. we turn to our colleague fredricka witfield. >> hello. >> few steps away. >> do you like our new digs here? >> snazzy that's the word i've been using all morning. >> new home here. >> was it twitter or instagram said you have some va-voom. >> that's a good word. i think that's going to be the word to drive the day. >> yes. >> how about that. >> you take it. >> you all have a great day. thanks so much. >> you too. >> hello. it is

miami on the map. >> freezing weather in north america has allowed an intrepid ice climate climber the first person tole the face of niagara false. he managed to climb his way nearly 50 meters up as water rushed beneath the frozen surface. all the news at www.aljazeera.com is the address. >> we're driving to a crime scene in a suburb outside of columbia, south carolina... we've come because more women are killed by men here than any other state in the country... around 10:30 in the morning, a family of four, including two children

we could see delays in dallas and houston and north texas and florida could see minor delays in miami related to the weather. up in seattle looking like we could see rain or a delay or two. generally across the country looking at good flying and minor delays related to the weather. >> that's good to here. the new study highlighting the dangers of ecigarettes. more from causing cancer. users would never smoke as much or oafnt as researchers test -- >>> sisters are expecting their baby girls were born five hours apart. the sisters expect their daughters to grow up and be best friends. >> bff. >> from the beginning. >>> why the federal government is closing the books on the case of the ferguson police officer who shot and killed michael brown. >>> governor of delaware is preparing for the state of the state address. we'll have a preview when "action news" comes right back. # # >> developing right now gunfire rings out in a store hitting a clerk just missing a woman and toddler. >> parts of the area waking up to a small coating of snow, more could be coming for the weekend. >> mobile 6 is

north. have to get stuck in that, people were diverting to miami today they said just because they knew they was going to get stuck better to be stuck in miami. >> reporter: different airlines and different airports slowly resuming service as well as bus companies and amtrak, you do want to check though before you head out. at reagan national, stephanie ramirez, wusa news. >>> modified train service between new york and boston as of tomorrow, a full schedule of trains will operate between washington and new york. >>> not so much snow, but ice led to a whole lot of traffic accidents across the dc area, a car in germantown took out a pole and overturned, two people went to the hospital and in to potomac the driver went to the hospital after he overturned in the road. >>> police officers hammering their own commanders after they ordered the release of an armed robbery suspect who led a chase from district heights to the capital and it was the same night as the president's state of the union address, bruce leshan explains. >> reporter: almost crashed in to the pop up barricade. >> reporter: whil

but the rain may miami will stay to the north. will mainly stay to north...ds to cut off here at the golden gate bridge will have low some clear conditions down to the south. >> reporter: the rain is still largely to the north as possible when may have some way were showers. forties' for the most part out the door. the afternoon will bring us the low to mid '60's in the south bay area. 64 in san jose. that east bay was still be in the cooler side out to the delta. >> reporter: the central valley fog will be reforming tonight. taking a look ahead and see partly cloudy skies tomorrow a chance of rain for the north bay area on sunday. as we head into next week drier conditions temperatures will be in the '40's to start the day and the '60s and the afternoon >>: is not safe for our kids and i live really close to this and is not really cool to see this on the way home stanley roberts sang on our review this some people behaving badly at 8:00. i'm about to finish school, and i'm about to start my career. i have two young boys, and i want their mommy to be safe and

miami. there was impact. do we have those situations in north korea? >> not really. there are rich north koreans who maintain foreign bank accounts but those are due to political connections. there is not really a kind of private business olagart class in north korea like there is in russia. so what we're talking attacking are state officials. in the executive order by the president, before those sanctions were triggered by activities related to weapons proliferation. now they've added two additional triggers, cyber warfare and human rights. perspectively, given how broadly this executive order is written, the potential number of targets in north korea is absolutely vast. basically any government agency, any enterprise, i don't want to call them a private firm, and lots of state officials could potentially be sanctioned. >> marcus, i'm smarter at the end of this conversation than i was before. marcus nolan as the institute for economic studies. >>> in paris many were disappointed that the charlie hebdo magazine sold out quickly. that caused the publisher to print mor

north broad street sunday. congratulations, fran. >> to the orange bowl in miami where mississippi state bulldogs uncork a hail hail mary at half time right at the gun. watch it, watch it, it is complete. the great catch in the end zone. also, take a look ground crew yum pink the gun a bit and they had to move half time stage to give them room to kick extra point. georgia tech won the orange bowl your final score was 49-34. erika, back over to you. >>> what is in store for your wallet this year. we will look at how much you can expect to pay for every day items in 2015. >>> also new years celebrations, take a deadly turn as a stampede ruins festivities overseas. we will be right back. >>> on the the healthwatch, a warning about a possib measles case in philadelphia and delaware county. health officials tell "eyewitness news" a boy may have been contracted that virus while outside of the country. he was treated at premiere urgent care on conestoga road in villanova on tuesday. people that went to that clinic have been alerted to make sure they are vaccinated. officials alerted people that went to the cvs on eas