last night police searched a room at the days inn motel nearby here in northeast washington where tatum had recently stayed. there was no word on what if any evidence was collected during that search. the search here at the park has been called off at least for today, they are expected to be back out here tomorrow, again, with the dive teams, no ground search tomorrow, and the ground search will pick up again next week, as soon as weather conditions improve and the chief as indicated that people in the community who want to help in this search to try to find this little girl will be allowed to participate in some of the searches next week. reporting live from northeast washington, darcy spencer, news4. >>> police in laurel need your help tonight, they're trying to find a man who ran a man over and just took off. olice found the man's body in a manage over and then ran off. >>> d.c. firefighters rescued three people from a burning home. this was this morning in southeast along stevens road just along south capital street. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they -- paramedics rushed

. >>> and also, a 9-year-old girl was robbed in northeast washington as she walked her dog. we are talking to the little girl's mother. >>> looking at the blue skies, folks, hold op, because we could see more snow headed our way as early as sunday. veronica. >> fine. but we have some snow chances to talk about. i will show you when that snow is doing to move in, and what our monday morning commute looks like following thi >>> and today, the investigation began in the court-martial of a navy football player, but at the end, they decided to go with a nonjury trial. joshua tate is charged with sexually assaulting a classmate in a car in an off-cap pus party in annapolis, and the woman says she was too drunk to know what happened, but heard later that e had had sex with multiple partners and three former navy football players are charged in the case, and tate is the only one still facing charges. >>> and d.c. believe they have the man who robbed a 9-year-old girl who was attacked while walking her dog yesterday afternoon on corcoran street in mount olivet, and the man asked her

arrive, captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> breaking news from northeast washington. of aolice are on the scene deadly double shooting on lee street northeast. not adult males were conscious or breathing when officers arrived. this is an active investigation. for updates. 7 meantime, stormwatch, a system heading our way could bring measurable snow this weekend. right now, dangerously cold temperatures. now within is here what is coming in. >> it is a cold night with the temperatures already falling into the teens and lower 20's. we will drop another 10 degrees as we move into the early morning hours. a lot of cloud cover, a big storm off the coast of california. a ton of rain from san francisco to los angeles. as this system continues to move towards the east, it will pick up a little speed. clouds increase. this will happen on sunday. a very, very large storm comes our way with the potential of bringing rain, sleet, even snow to the area. for the day tomorrow, not a bad day. a good deal of sunshine, the temperatures well into the middle 40's. we will talk about the

the body of kahlil ta tum, the man with whom she was last seen, was found this afternoon in northeast washington in kenilworth park. she said they have tentatively identified his body. they are still looking for relisha rudd. quick she said that search will continue for some days to come, so we will keep you posted. quick deshawn jackson was released by the eagles last week, now looking for a new team. he is getting plenty of interest. jackson is in town tonight to meet with washington redskins. aid -- heday he twee tweeted, life brought me this far, now show me a new path. , doingams are interested their due diligence. it is everything else that teams want to know about right now. >> what do you thing happened with chip kelly and the eagles? no animosity or bitterness toward philadelphia? so desean jackson is in town meeting with the redskins. >> nice weather tonight, it will drop into the 30's and 40's tonight. shower chances pick up a ltle in the next couple of days and the weekend looks just fine. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- motors.ble th tho a gs.

fire department's engine 26 station in northeast washington. an official report found that despite repeated desperate attempts by family members to summon help from the fire station no, one there responded. the officer in charge, a 30-year veteran d.c. fire lieutenant has been on administrative leave with pay since then. the fire department's trial board which consists of two battalion chiefs and two captains will heard evidence, determine guilt or innocence, and recommend punishment. fire department chief ken ellerbe has the choice to accept the recommendation or modify it. i spoke to mr. mills daughter this morning. she said the family has retain the services of a law firm. live in northwest washington. jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you. >>> the democratic primary for mayor two weeks from today. the candidates tonight took their platforms to the public. all eight took part in a forum in northwest d.c. the focus was primarily on education. early voting is already underway. today mayor vin send gray picked up the endorsement from former mayor

live in northeast washington, jackie bensen, news4. >>> now to the weather. we all better enjoy the weekend, because there is more rain and snow on the way. the conditions could create some pretty big problems for monday morning's commute. pretty much exactly what we saw earlier this week. doug, i got to tell you, it sounds like the clock is ticking. >> some people said that this past wednesday's commute was the worst one so far this winter. monday may be just as bad, although i do expect to see cancellations for schools that might help. take a look at where the storm is right now. satellite and radar showing the storm just off the coast of california. and it is really just a monster storm, bringing in inches of rain, 1, 2, 3, 4, inches of rain in parts of the area. 1, 2, 3, feet of snow in through parts of the sierra. as this storm moves across the country, it is going to move fairly quickly and make its way aye aye cross our area, picking up moisture out of the gulf. snow, sleet, rain, all in the forecast. this is for monday morning. your commute is going t

reporting live from northeast washington, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a lot to look forward to in the day ahead. >> the mega millions drawing was really good for maryland. >> brianne carter joins us with details. >> we have to start p ooling our cash together and start buying more tickets. if you did buy a ticket in maryland, perhaps you could be a new millionaire. mega millions jackpot winners was right here in maryland. they matched all six of the numbers. if you are waking up this morning and looking at the tickets, the winning numbers are >the winner will have to split that jackpot with another winner that bought a ticket at a sunoco in merritt island, florida. here in maryland, someone also matched enough numbers to win a million bucks. we do not know where the winning ticket was sold. get more information from lottery officials and just him -- later this morning. there is a million-dollar winner and a ticket that match all winning numbers. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> just a couple extra. that is all i need. >> a little bit of we

they say he was wanted for the murder of a 19-year-old girl last month in northeast washington. logon to nbcwashington.com throughout the day for updates on this story and we'll also have more on news 4 at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. >>> vice president joe biden slam i slamming russia's moves on ukraine this morning. more sanctions will be imposed soon, they say. >>> pictures of blossoms outside the kennedy center, already starting to bloom. but don't go running to the tidal basin just yet. the blossoms you see in these pictures are a different type and tend to bloom a few weeks earlier than the ones on the tidal basin. the cherry blossom festival begins thursday, though. peak bloom is supposed to happen around april 8th through the 12th. we can't wait, tom. how about a bacon bowl for your birthday? >> oh, yeah. >> just what you wanted, i know. >> wonderful. hey, yeah, that is so wrong, seeing the blossoms in snow. >> i know. >> the good news is that the snow continues to melt, as we're above freezing now. 38 at reagan national and mid to upper 30s elsewhere. low 40s by la

this is a live look at new york avenue in northeast washington. all the clear.are going to look different tomorrow. the department of public works says it will have 200 plows out before the morning rush. they're urging everyone to stay off the roads during and after the storm so crews can clear the snow. over in maryland, crews are loading up salt trucks. the city tweeted out this picture. leaders have a good supply of salt ready to go. remember you can stay ahead of the storm, track the storm from the palm of your hand with the weather app. search nbc washington in the app store or google play. >>> in other news, prince george's county police are looking for the person behind the shooting at the naval station along the green line. the the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be fine. >>> storm team 4 meteorologist >>> good morning i'm chuck bell. temperatures in the up 30s and 40s now. we're headed to 50s today. this rain arrives this afternoon, moderate rain this evening; changes to snow before you wake up tomorrow morning. your winter impact, t

in northeast washington, the d.c.200 plows on the roads by 2:00 a.m. before the morning rush to keep the clears clear. give the snow trucks plenty of space to work. city leaders remind you to treat you're sidewalks before that snow begins. crews in laurel will load up the salt trucks. this is a picture tweeted out. the city has a good supply of salt ready to go and crews standing by to treat the roads. they'll monitor the weather and deploy teams when the time is right. >> the city of lalexander ra wil clear primary and snow emergency routes first followed by secondary and neighborhood streets. then the city will clear about 20 miles of walkways and trails and 44 acres of city parking lots and city owned squares. we want to remind you our storm team 4 meteorologist is here to help you track the snow. download our storm team 4 weather app on your smart phone. search nbc washington weather in the app store or in google play. >>> police are looking for the person that shot a man at the green line stop. sometime overnight

and the timing comes as president obama and governors across the northeast pressure congress to act. president obama left washingtonortheast---on a campaign to apply more public pressure on congress to raise the minimum wage. "what happens if workers get more money in their pockets? they spend more. it's common sense." obama was joined by a group of democratic northeast governors who all support raising the minimum wage to ten dollars, ten cents an hour. and fast-food giant, mcdonald's corporation acknowledged the pressure. telling the sec in it's annual 10-k filing, that its financial condition may be affected by "the long-term trend toward higher wages and social expenses in both mature and developing markets." "i think they'll look at automation and some price increases." a mcdonalds spokeswoman called the minimum wage disclosures "routine" and had been ackknowledged in mcdonalds last two sec filings. but today, the group "organizing for action" which held a rally in chicago two weeks ago will turn the debate slightly toward women who comprise two-thirds of workers paid minimum wage. "i think we can all agree th

other event taking place in the united states, the enormous landslide in washington state in this vicinity to the north and northeastery rainy season. the next system for the most part will bring the moisture in a little further to the south. those who have have been dealing with this landslide across the region that's already claimed 18 people. 30 are probably going to be the number of fatalities seen. it was much higher, but they have really worked around the clock to find those bodies and clear out this region. you can see how much rainfall has material xized. we've got pictures coming out of the pacific northwest. they have rescues, boots on the ground, canine teams, boats, people have worked tirelessly. it's been a dreadful situation. the weather certainly has not added in anything to this region where people were not necessarily surprised by this landslide. it certainly has been devastating. back to you. >> you can see how drenched the rescue crews are. karen, thanks very much for the update. >>> saturday night they turned out the lights in paris. for a short while any way. take a look. the eiffle tower shutti

are mild across los angeles, 20 degrees and rising to more typical levels across the northeast. 9 degrees in washington, d.c. and rising to the double digits finally on your friday. across europe, quite messy picture for the southern areas, severe weather is likely to happen. that will be affecting the southern parts of the balkan peninsula and turkey on friday. nasty weather for the western areas but quiet in other areas. temperatures are in the mid teens in many places. it will stay almost the same into the weekend. enjoy the warm weather. over asia looking quite settled over most of japan, some drizzle is falling over the tokyo area, but by tomorrow clear skies will come back. clear weather across the korean peninsula and rain for the beijing area that is good in terms of air pollution. however, winds will be picking up. that will carry yellow sun from the gav i have desert. temperatures looking gorgeous in beijing, 20 for tokyo on friday. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this hour of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. óÑóa7guc >> egypt's abdel fattah al-sisi finally

and yet another winter storm struck the mid-atlantic and northeast, shutting down washington d.c. and canceling thousands of flights. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now: what would vincent van gogh or andy warhol think of today's selfies? we look at the connection between self portraits and the photos we take of ourselves, is it vanity or is it art? as part of our vice week series. plus, snowy weather is once again testing the northeast, you can test yourself with a quiz on this year's winter weather. also, find past conversations about two films honored at the academy awards last night: "12 years a slave" and the documentary "20 feet from stardom." all that and more is on our website, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on tuesday, we'll look at president obama's latest budget. plus, the latest from ukraine. i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and goodnight. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our

southern ontario but i had a bit when to see that sadly warm air pushed or off course northeast into new york city washington dc the temperatures are really rise up into double digits out here. some tours texas el nino which was new mac's gold the warm air is asked to be accompanied by gusty winds also very dry weather so fire weather risk a need of storms is very well possible here for you and then back off poison or well captures actually chilly denver some snow showers in your forecast high of six with taya minus one to die let six. i said it will be warming up off the record sees us he was going on over towards europe or western europe continues or maim well worn called and that has been the case for several days now unfortunately the wind pressure that has been in places keeping up if he's in places well so the pair indices have been a rather deteriorating across much of france wet and windy conditions the lawful was an orphan in high wind advisory is in place for germany irene now sustained winds are being worn down around fifty to sixty five kilometers per hour. by the strange hours in five it was the

. >> the death toll from a mudslide northeast of seattle, washington stands at 25 with 90 still missing officials have warned the toll could rise substantially to their tomorrow pending reports from the medical examiner's office. bp has more than doubled its estimate for the size of its oil spill in lake michigan, which supplies drinking water to millions of people. the company now says up to 39 barrels or about 1600 gallons of oil spilled from an indiana refinery that processes tar sands crude from alberta, canada . the u.s. air force has fired nine commanders entrusted with the oversight of nuclear weapons amid a cheating scandal at a base in montana. a 10th official, who was the senior officer at malmstrom air force base, is also resigning following reports of widespread cheating on exams. a law firm hired by new jersey governor chris christie says christie had no prior knowledge of lane closings on the george washington bridge that were carried out in an apparent act of illegal retaliation. according to the report, the port authority official who oversaw the closings, david waldstei

washington. massive landslide. this is northeastok at this picture too from officials. you see the cutoff there that's the size of the landslide that eclipsed that area killing at least three people. three others including a 6-month-old baby in critical condition right now. no one knows how many people are buried under that deadly mixture of rocks, trees and mud. >> nick valencia has the latest. high pressure this video of the mudslide came down right in front of this car. >> i saw the darkness. like somebody wants to grab you. and everything was gone. >> reporter: he says the debris buried cars and trucks in front of him. >> we heard a woman and a baby screaming. >> reporter: the massive mudslide cut off the small town of oso, washington and the stillaguamish river. >> massive amount of debris with fluid unstable situation. >> reporter: this morning dangerous search-and-rescue efforts are under way to find any other survivors. >> only safe way right now with the water building behind that big mud slurry is to rescue people on top o

as we go towards monday we are looking at a snow event also across parts of northeast, boston, new york, philadelphia, washingtonas well, major problem all throughout the weekend, john. >> all right kevin, thank you very much. energy costs soaring for many americans across the country. richelle carey is here with the very tough news. >> i know, it keeps getting worse john, this brutal winter has heat up all across the country. and the cost keeps rising, no matter what kind of heat you use. >> propane, natural gas, are higher, temperatures plunging demand for heating oil has soared, reaching new highs in some areas. >> last couple of years, consumers have been lulled into a safety net. this winter has hit with a bang. so consumers really weren't prepared for it. >> the residential price for propane is up 30% from a year ago. 5.5 million homes use propane. natural gas has jumped more than 20%. according to the census bureau about afl of u.s. households use natural gas as their home heating method. the bottom line, the average heating bill for an american family last year was $150. this year it is closer to $450. t

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washington d.c. are the major cities in the northeast only get a couple of inches of snow out of this in what has been a very miserable winter across portion of the northeastern u.s. >> it's been a difficult search for survivors after a weekend landslide in the u.s. state of washington. >> and the number of those unaccounted for has gone way up. we'll have the latest on the rescue effort next. every day of the week. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor

nor'easter developing, this storm system pushing in around the northeast here some time early wednesday morning, snow showers prevalent from washington, d.c. out towards new york city, boston, going to see the heavier accumulations, about three to four inches possible there with the heaviest totals coming out of portions of newfoundland, halifax, 30% out of flights out of halifax have been cancelled over the next few hours here as the sun comes up. about 20 centimeters, or about eight inches of snow in the forecast there. >>> lovely spring, isn't it? just great. >> >> dark for a lot of folks, yeah. >> great, t.j., thanks. >>> the passengers on flight 370 came from all around the world and from all walks of life. they were artists, executive, grand parents and children. >> anderson cooper takes a look at some of the 239 people who boarded that ill-fated flight. >> reporter: symphony hall a husband and father of two on his way to start a new job in mongolia, his dream job. before he left his home in australia he gave his wedding wing and watch to his wife danika. >> he said "i'm going to leave my wedding ring here, should anything happ

the bottom kind of fell out for us, and as we look to the northeast, we had anywhere from the 50s to almost 70° in washingtond.c., so the temperatures dropped in some cases 40 to 50°. 20s and 30s, colder air down to atlanta. and only 53 today. but the midwest already had this, and look at how nicely they're warming up. 64 for denver, dry skies, and not really anything significant on the horizon. on the east coast, the temperatures will rise, and in the one section of the country, dry and with the wind, watch for the fire danger. back to you. >> somewhere under all of that snow is spring. thank you for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters in new york, and "inside story" is next. >> the acting crimean president is in washington to see the president. what can he ask for and what will he get. that's the "inside story." into hello, i'm ray

we follow this as we go through the beginning of the week northeast, boston, new york, philadelphia, as well as washingtony seeing snow starting on sunday night going through mon, that is going to cause -- through monday, that is going to cause some problems, that is going to cause controversy how much we are going to get, four to eight inches, some areas higher than that. that is the weather, news with john is coming up after this. >> every friday we take a few moments from covering the news to enjoy art. art therapy helping yum peeping in syria from the horrors of war. >> these children are not misbehaving. they are actually being encouraged to scream and they have come from a war zone. and this exercise helps them release their violent emotions. the teachers ask them, what does the word violence mean? some talk about the arguments they have with their classmates back in syria. others recall their memories of war. >> translator: my friend grabbed his chest with fireworks. to detonate himself so he kills us. he burned himself. >> my brother was killed. a shell hit his house. >> miss, miss, army soldiers

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washington, d.c. at 62 degrees. sunny skies with clouds moving to the northeast and so is that colder air diving southward. as we head into tomorrow temperatures will plummet back towards toronto you can see cold air pushing in with their high at 37. the cold air will continue to push to the southeast and an area will continue to track from the east coast from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic. we're looking for an icy mixture to ungold across i-95 tomorrow morning. >> thank you. a man who made history by marking the end of the world war ii with a kiss had died. glen mcduffy in this passionate embrace with a nurse on d-day. he died in his home in texas, and he was 86 years old. thank you very much for watching al jazeera america. 101 east is coming up next. stay tune on al jazeera with more. >> the wonder of the world's force is often found in the creatures that live in them. but the rare and precious of animals are increasingly falling prey t to poachers. equal only in scale to the illegal drug trade. so vast and lucrative is this black market under world its driving more species than ever into extincti

earlier this morning, washington state police confirmed that three people were kil officials expect that number will rise. yesterday the ground gave way just northeast of seattle as a patch of land rushed down the side of a hill, destroying homes and taking people down with it. in a statement by washington's governor, he warned people living in the area of the mud slide to leave the area. many residents agree with that advice. >> it's dammed up so bad, there is no water coming down the river in front of our house. >> i just saw the darkness, like somebody wants to grab you from the back. and everything was gone. >> now, rescuers reported hearing someone call for help overnight underneath all that debris, but so far, no other survivors have been found in the mud slide. >>> we have developments in the story we've been following all morning long. one person is dead after a bus crashed along i-95 in lorton. that is where we find news4's derrick ward. derrick, i know moments ago you showed us that crews are out there repairing that guardrail, but it looks like police are now asking the public for help in this investigation. >> reporter: well, indeed, the

. >>> and here in washington state, a grim search northeast of seattle, where the number of missing ingrowing this morning. 176 people now unaccounted for, and the death toll, that has climbed, too. 14 dead in that massive landslide. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> and i'm deborah feyerick. it is 32 minutes past the hour. >>> and we start with a ferocious storm in the south indian ocean suspending the search for flight 370. pilots are hoping to get back in the air by tomorrow. right now, it is so dangerous, it's simply not safe to fly. there are gale force winds stirring up monster waves in the search area. waiting family members are overcome by grief and anger after being told that all 239 lives on board the missing jetliner are lost. let's bring in jim clancy live from kuala lumpur. jim, with the search suspended, at least for the time being, are we expected to hear anything further? are the malaysian officials going to defend their actions with respect to some of the family members who are just simply so unhappy with the way it's been handled? >> reporter: th

media bakery i caved in to us pressure to come to the three way talks washington wants wrong time not all ties with both its northeast asian allies to ensure regional stability and cope with potential security threats from china. that pressure was likely to intensify ahead of us president barack obama said that this too slowly and tokyo next month. while some experts say the upcoming dialogue could be used to break the impasse between seoul and tokyo. others say it would be far fetched expect an immediate sign of elation. the kitchen and somewhat green ones from japan is in the knowledge of the legality of the past colonial rule in opposing the government of the cabinet and write a composition as well as restoring the reputation of the victims is also doubtful whether tokyo will not just be the black community about its past atrocities. the attic and it still intends to review the nineteen ninety three apology for coercing women into sexual slavery like to make claims to be a stop to live and in school tax the next month. in any case the main agenda at next week's release of an athlete to be ways to curb north korea'

earlier this morning, washington state police confirmed that three people were kil officials expect that number will rise. yesterday the ground gave way just northeastattle as a patch of land rushed down the side of a hill, destroying homes and taking people down with it. in a statement by washington's governor, he warned people living in the area of the mud slide to leave the area. many residents agree with that advice. >> it's dammed up so bad, there is no water coming down the river in front of our house. >> i just saw the darkness, like somebody wants to grab you from the back. and everything was gon

northeast of seattle. >> a massive landslide that swept through a small riverside community in the u.s.'s northwestern state of washington. scores of life were claimed by the fast-moving earth. >> i saw darkness, like somebody wanted to grab you, and everything was gone in three seconds. >> after a weekend of searching through difficult terrain, more than 100 remain unaccounted for. >> we have technical rescue teams. they have electronic equipment they can use to probe the ground and we will be working very hard. also, the washington state department of transportation will work to clear mud out of the way to search the areas. >> authorities say the landslide happened after days of heavy rain. an embankment gave away saturday morning, washing away homes with thick mud. rescue teams were forced to suspend operations due to the quicksand nature of the mud. as the search continues, weather forecasters warned the area could face another deluge in the coming days. the evil of virus that has already claimed 60 turns out itca, it might have spread to canada. a man returning home from liberia is ill after symptoms bolaistent with

in washington state, they continue their search for the victim's of last week's mud slide northeast ofeattle. officials have sharply lowers the number thought to be missing from 90 to 30. >>> a number of general motors vehicles have been added to the recall list including some of the best selling suvs and trucks. they have now recalled nearly five million in the last few months. the ceo is scheduled to testify before congress about the recall this week. >>> more than 100 aftershocks in california after friday night's earthquake. the quake and the after shocks in an area near los angeles did minor damage to homes and stores. >>> tomorrow is the last day to sign up for obama care without incuring penalties. those in the midst of applying but whose applications have not been approved will not be penalized as long as they complete it by mid april. >>> the washington post is launching a special series it today call add legacy of pain and pride. it is a look through stories and polls in conjunction with the kaizer family. greg, let me throw up a couple numbers have have you explain them. whe

look at this cold plunge that's going to take hold in the northeast. 62 new york, 69 washington d.c.go into tomorrow. that cold air is going to start working in. we'll drop down by 10 degrees. monday, we'll drop down another 10 degrees. chicago should be 36 monday. 41 washington d.c., only 26 degrees in buffalo. this cold is slowly easing in that cold air also bringing scattered showers to the southeast and snow showers back through the rockies. we will see the rain spread to the carolinas to sunday. that's behind the cold front cold air starts to settle in as well. snow showers in montana. it is bitter cold through the upper midwest and into >>> well, at least by our standards a little chilly 30s and 40s in the north bay and the afternoon looking at highs in the low 70s from san jose south heading into morningen hill and mid-60s in san francisco and 72 in santa rosa and the warmest temperatures we'll see likely towards sunol and pleasanton with the highs in the mid-70s. for the coast low clouds and drizzle for monterey. chilly at 60. 67 in yosemites and 50s and 60s around lake tahoe

washington post. recapping our top stories, a big change in the search for the missing malaysian airliner. the crash area has shifted some 680 miles to the northeastnalysis of radar data. it has been three weeks since the boeing 777 vanished with 239 people on board. >>> new images show the aftermath of the washington mudslide. this morning, the death toll has risen to 17 with the latest confirmed victim a 4-month-old baby girl. searchers will resume their work at sunrise there. >>> and a new high for obamacare. the white house says more than 6 million people have now signed up for coverage under the health care law. open enrollment for most americans ends monday. >>> and this next piece of video is dedicated to those who just can't stand one more second of winter. it is still cold across much of this country, so students in northern michigan are trying to jump start spring. by burning an effigy of childhood favorite frosty the snowman. no word yet if the burn had any -- >> that's a good job. >> no, no. kids just like to burn stuff. but when people get desperate, they'll try to burn just about everything. >>> time for a look ahead and a look back.

northeast into tomorrow. a foot of snow is possible in washington, d.c. and other areas.e going to have more news in one hour but first let's get you back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> most of the old-timers we've interviewed in prison have learned how to deal with the consequences of their past. they've come up with distractions to really take their mind off of their crimes. but sometimes our very presence in a prison can change all of that. >> lawrence stall has spent the last two decades in prison. most of it at the holman correctional facility in alabama and sometimes it seems to have been just as long since he's heard the sound of his real name. >> they call me redtop. they call me ringating red. >> hey, redtop. >> is there one you prefer? >> none. i just answer to them all. i've learned to answer to them all over the years. >> stall began serving his sentence 28 years earlier when he was just 22 years old. >> back when i first came here there was a lot of violence. >> was it scary? were you scared a lot? >> scared t

washington, d.c. and maryland where i'm telling you, the snow is coming down! much of the northeastescaped this storm but we're looking at eight inches of snow across portions of maryland, delaware, i've seen reports up to 11 inches of snow, heavy snow coming down, winter storm warnings, disappearing across portions of northern maryland and northern west virginia but the southern tier still dealing with the snow and the cold. right now it's only 19° in washington, d.c. so the snow is sticking. cooler in new york and the sun is going to come out later, back to you del. >>> thank you. a new technology changing for some blind and deaf movie goers, being used at a theater in northern california. now these new devices not only increase independence but make it more enjoyable for both the blind and the deaf. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters. "techknow" is next. i'm phil torres here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we are going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. a show about science by scientists .

northeast tonight. a foot of snow is possible in washington, d.c. and other areas.." ♪ oh, you know what i need in you ♪ >>> during our time at any prison, we meet inmates who want to share their talents with us. more often than not, rap is the artistic expression of choice. ♪ pull the trigger suddenly ♪ locked up, locked up ♪ thinking about some things that never change ♪ ♪ my game takes flight ♪ love is just a feeling but pain is life ♪ ♪ all the bad at the scene i'm trying to make it right ♪ >> with so many rappers to choose from, it's difficult to decide who makes the cut. ♪ i got a chip on my shoulder [ bleep ] >> i get solicited a lot by the inmates to hear their raps that they've been working on while they're incarcerated. in fact, it happens so much i had developed a system for it which is i use the associate producer, jake, to audition them before hearing their raps. and if jake gives them the thumbs-up, then i'll take a listen. >> the plan went into effect at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona. >> he kind of used me for the litmus test, so to spe

northeast this morning. strong gusts in washington, d.c., last night, look at this, knocked out the power at the united states capitol for several minutes. the storm dumped as much as two feet of snow in western new york state. in northern ohio, at least 50 vehicles collided on a snowy stretch of the ohio turnpike. >> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "wall street journal" says the united states could suffer a nationwide blackout. all it would take is a coordinated attack on nine key substations during a hot summer day. a government analysis shows the outage could last for weeks if not months. >> "usa today" says the navy disqualified 151 sailors from serving as sexual assault counselors, instructors, and recruiters. that's up from only five sailors last year. a review find most lack proper training. defense secretary chuck hagel called for the study to help fight sexual abuse throughout the military. >> the "washington post" says attorney general eric holder wants shorter prison sentences for nonviolent drug traffickers. he believes the change would reduce federal spending and make the crimi

this new search zone is almost 700 miles northeast of the area that has been canvassed for the past week now. >>> a full week after the deadly mud slide in washington18 people are now confirmed dead. 30 people are still missing. that number slashed, it was 90. rescuer and residents pause for a moment of silence today marking the exact moment that the landslide hit the area. crews are looking for anything that provide answers for families and friends who are still missing. everything is a mess and making it a mess to victims. >> we have to go through piece by piece to make sure we are looking for everything that we can find. >> this slide is one of the deadliest in the u.s.. >>> about 200 patients in the area are being warned of getting tested for hiv. the instrument were processed through a decontaminator but they did not go through the steps to clean them. we brought in doctors to conduct the evaluation of the situation. this doctor believes that there is a low risk of transmission of the disease. >>> the deadline to enroll and cover california is only two days away. obamacare is cutting off quickly. we found dozens of people signing up at a healt

washington, d.c., but here comes the colder air. minneapolis at 22 saturday. still warm weather across the southwest and northeast dealing with the snow. the snow continues. the cold air sticks around, but southwest still dealing with the drought. >> a group of students in greece taking a stand against racism, foreking a human chain to mark the international day against racism. golden dawn has grown in popularity there over recent years. in the past two years there have been attacks on immigrants. >> thank you for watching aljazeera america. tech know featuring mushroom experiments is next. >> hey guys, i'm phil torres. welcome to a very special show of "techknow". yoament yosemite national park. low hello and welcome. i'm phil torres, here to talk about innovations that can change lives. we are doing this in a unique way, this is a show about

northeast of seattle. marty has gone a massive landslide that swept through small riverside qut on saturday in the us is north western states of washington schools of the riots were claimed by the foss knitting a lot of the goodness of our lives but some violence to grab you from that and that. and everything was gone. like three seconds. boucher weekend of searching through difficult terrain county officials say more than a hundred people remain unaccounted for we've got a technical rescue teams are to be on electronic equipment that they can use to probe the ground if necessary in order to be working very very hard. also the washer states army transportation to have heavy equipment out there to clear mud of the way so that we can continue to search search so serious authorities say the landslide happened off the days of heavy rain embankment alongside the highway gave way on saturday morning looking at nice to come over to the right emotional eight hundred and eight. rescue teams were forced to suspend operations on sunday nights due to the quicksand nature of the month. several had to be rescued off the becoming stop. as the search co

northeast. take a look at what has happened. this storm was given three to four inches of rain. this is a sinkhole in washingtonood warnings in effect on top of all the rain coming down. with the cold air coming in, you could see the rain turn to snow after that storm clears out. that's a look at the radar. here is the next area of concern. this is the northwest but the storm moving south getting a little break in washington and parts of oregon. that will last for several hours. big storms developing. this is an area of big pressure. that cold air with gusting wind and snow coming down. so we have blizzard warnings in effect. wind gusting over 50 mph with reduced visibility over the entire area. look at these temperatures, 66 in omaha, that's where the low is pulling the warm wear up from the south and cold air from the northwest and that gusting wind will create blowing and drifting snow along with this heavy band here one to two inches of snow per hour and the storm will slowly move out. one storm, high pressure in the middle. the next storm in the northern plains, an active weather pattern here. as this stor

northeast. >>> uh-oh. >> uh-oh's right. a camera rolling as an avalanche hit washington's mt. rainier.lanche triggered by ski patrol at crystal mountain resort. trying to create a controlled avalanche but misjudged the side of the blast and it took out trees and a chairlift. no one was hurt. the area's now closed. >>> we are expecting to get the official word about the return of a south bay classic. the fourth of july fireworks show. a rotary club of san jose will announce it's bringing back the event to celebrate the club's 100th anniversary. the cash-strapped city had to cancel the event in 2008. the club plans to buy $200,000 worth of fireworks and the city and county are chipping. >>> today the unofficial anniversary of the world wide web. 25 years ago, information management, a proposal, the paper laid out the structure of what would become the world wide web. actually that was the computer used to create the web. described as a system linked to information accessed from anywhere in the world. i think that's going to work out. >> information superhighway. do not power down. >> don

washington dan springer, fox news. >>> word for the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet is shifting nearly 700 miles northeast of the current search area in the end you ocean. due to water officials are calling a credible lead. bloomberg is reporting that the jet did not fly as far south as first thought. earlier authorities said a tie satellite images of as many as 300 objects ranging from six through 50 feet long in the indian ocean. >>> a fourth person has died from injuries he suffered by the sxsw festival in austin, texas. a 21-year-old suspected drunk driver deliberately plowed into a crowd and tried to flee. the latest victim is an 18-year- old aspiring rapper from texas. in addition to the now for deaths,more than 20 people were injured. the 21-year-old driver is now charged with capital murder and aggravated assault. >>> a recall for a popular weight loss drug called ally is having customer reports of tablets and capsules with various shapes and covers inside ally containers. there've also been complaints that some bottles were missing labels or phony or tamper seals on them. the company says it is r

christie hasn't been invited because he was seen as liberal northeast governor and people are looking into this whole issue with george washington and in a sense galvanized the base and he is being picked on by the media. but, yet, a poll today from abc news/"washington post" would you vote for chris christie in 2016? among republicans, definitely not, 30%. what is the deal with chris christie? is he the second coming any more or not? >> i think, look, i think chris christie is a governor. is a republican governor who has a strong record of some actions that he's taken at the state level. he was there today wearing several hats including his hat as chair of the republican governor association and highlighting some of the actions taken by governors across the country and also that they are not part of the washington dysfunction. that unlike washington, that engage engages, they actually have to get things done. he also talked about having to stand for something, not just being the party of no, but being the party of something, of ideas and offering alternatives. yeah, he did talk about the first and that, of course, gets a lot of

northeast. highways will also be wet across the southeast. >>> now if you're flying airport delays possible in chicago, detroit, atlanta, charlotte, washingtonadelphia, new york and boston. >>> back to the news now, since being hit by a steph dating data breach target is trying to restore its reputation. >> now facing a new embarrass many. epic photoshopping failure. take a look. in an effort to slim down a bathing suit model they cropped out chunks around her thighs and didn't finish. it is bad enough but triggered outrage over the bad message it sends about body image. target has issued a statement saying "this was an unfortunate error on our part and we apologize. we have removed the image from our website." >>> all right, one of the most promises weight loss devices is made in san diego but americans have to travel to mexico to get it. a capsule connected to a thin tube patients swallow. once in the stomach it's inflated and hunger feelings are gone. three balloons can be inserted over four months. patients use an app to post everything they eat and the doctors monitor that. doctors say they can lose between 30 and 50% of their excess we

northeast of the previous zone. the plane disappeared with 239 people on board three weeks ago. >>> the official death toll from last weekend's landslide in western washingtonte still stands at 18. in a news conference just about an hour ago authorities said they want to let medical examiners do their work before updating that figure with 90 people still missing. dan springer now on the latest challenges facing the search effort. >> up to an inch of rain is forecast for the area: complicating the search for victims of last week's mud slide. >> the rain and weather is working against us. 100% chance of rain. wind at 20-miles-an-hour at places on the site that's going to further complicate things for our responders that are up there at the site. >> reporter: dozens are reported missing and at least 17 deaths have been confirmed. the numbers expected to rise once the medical examiner gives an update. it's an agonizing wait for relatives and friends missing. there are a few amazing stories coming up now from survivors. robert young blood reporting a huge wall of mud as it raised toward her home. >> i think it must have been going 150-miles-an-hour. all i could

washington, oregon, inland here in montana, that snow where the air is colder. across the southeast, this rain is spreading east, some light snow in the northeast, this is commenting into very cold air. >> dave, warren, thank you very much, and thank you for watching al jazeera america. in new york, 101 east is next.